JULY g2. 194"

DANCING 9 to 12.30 _ 0. K. PRESBY AND HIS NOVELTEERS

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Provincial Marketing Board Meeting

The Sheep and Swine Pfoducers of P. E. Island are [nviied to attend a meeting in the Agricultural Hall, Fitz. roy girl-ct, Charlottetown, on Thursday, July 25, m, 3 DJ“, Standard Time. The obJect. of the meeting is to consider gmlirketing scheme from the producers’ point. of view.

South Shore Picnic ROCKY POINT

MONDAY, JULY 22nd.

Bingo Games, Dancing, Re- freshmenis. Ball Gama-South Shore Vs. City

al Ferry Boat Leaver at . M. Return at l2 Hum‘

Daylight Saving Time

' Races. Proceeds for war zpurpcses. L-5 '-7-l6-6l.

Garry on Canada Corp Elect Officers Hull ml-

meetlna held in Dingwelfs Hall, '5 on “may, July 19m are Carmel, the battle ground of Chris-

mils. secreulry Jri-easurer, Mr. John J . ucxmmm Miss Ruth Puncher.

b1 COMIVIITTEDU Pu lcify 6t Morale: — Chester g 11' Th‘ 3' H k f ti

elllrl. cllll-rlllllrl; w. A. McAulay. llmnilunrlg sGod llllaslilseliliilnull; M. Hush Miller. R- L- Barge. Ar- He has in showln us tile way.. and chie OHaney, T. S. Mclnnis, An- then pointed outt e simple methods

Internal Sccurityz-Olifford Ding- to Him. Gregory Lewis“ " ‘ figyklhfchdnfilr grankMJay, Vlgilfred nnon, t ur cDon _ I I Rccruitingv- w. c. r....l.?<>l...l.- Memorial Service ll“'ls‘i‘;°r’“fr" fislilfmsitli‘ . - orr . rey - Led ll. mmmg my; Gm Om At Canoe Cove 111111- Allwrt Qulzley. Dr. a. .1. Mc- Donzlfd. Dr. Yeo, Milton Wave, Ray-

Erltert 1 g; _ m A memorial service was held yes-- cllrfrmrllrnmgld 51412;“, tel-day afternoon at the Canoe Cove Jagk yicqulum‘ Benn” mm, cemetery, where a larue gather$g|

“great ‘credit is due in Mr. D, L

‘in. the Pl- ld , . . .

fiOllllhol originefl aglklersarl: fury’? glégg-ialkln the Noltllumbellalid s i e st. Peters’ Unit of the i fsté f i. c re aticn was

Carry Oi. Canada Corps launched m“ r o "e (mg g 1 '

n quickly and amdenvy. in charge of the service, wh ch was

i115 magazine nsteelllimsal why M sea. and of the soil who were the.

DCillPSglC buying still ilsualctlile. s me cuses~pr ncp y n y H. l"°d“°l*‘-Pl'°"l°“5 he“? neI-"Ilellllgntgfiklgbclllflhtll:etgxltlomggo o Pfllgt‘ is CBUSIIIK consumer! l0 shall we ever be witll the Lord," least temporarily Thes. 4:17. settirl forth the Bible

and iillnilis will be required for araphrases by the large Oolliifeilfl- mid prospective construc- 11 all important part. of some relation to pre-

' llllrimlllllflsllllmtllfé of lle-‘llallfllllilll

‘lllllllfilll. still arc relatively

“Last? this? Advances Slightly

tant outlets for certain steel

f“, #403 1-2 a; Bankers reported they were slowly making their way throuiih

"SAFETY nan-r"

{Iululv llfrun: a new "float- - do elici- ilne to close all m Elllland to Green- lrlnll minellelds IIPCWQCII LONDON -<OPi —— ‘The cendllc" and Iceland and tor and members of a theatre or- "Pllzse ls to prevent a chestra in a Midland town are out- to 0"l'l'y troops by sea ting in eight hours a day at mun- "vrxlan hues for a noa-i- itions work and. despite Wain of Ireland or England‘-

GYRO DANCE

BEA on snows nwv TUESDAY

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l I "QLESERVE JULY 31st for Mur- ray Harbour Tea Party and Bout

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH l

Both the morning and evening services were conducted by the Rev. r. "The Hlls 0f God"

was the subject of Mr. Miller's morning address. In his sermon he

Officers and meanhers of the stressed the importance of difficul- minus ccn-lmittoss o: the 5t, peg- ties and hardships in makingaworth ers Unit o1’ Carry On anad

cgrpg, elected 5f, Q19 opggnmgmign "HlllS OI GOG"! Slflfll, wllETE MCSLS > discovered God's great. laws, Mount, afternoon and secure supper wfth- city for the week-end.

while life and spoke of three of the

tlarlity, and Calvary‘, the centre and

“m, root of all our faith. The choir ren- ‘Jffijffiigdfifgl dered the anthem. “Even Me," and|

a solo, "Lord. for Tomorrow and its Needs’ was very finely sung by

Fbr his evenin sermon Rev. Mr.

Miller chose as h theme '“'I\1:e Way in Which God Teaches us ‘Through’

and easy lessons He uses to win us

had assembled to pay tribute to e honored dead whose remains liud been laid away in tl..ls iseacetul spot

e Rev. T. W. Goodwill.

held in the open air. He spoke cf the s lendld work of the cemeteryl comlt e in beautifying the

llrders For smi- fliilttflsln“l.§l“§il.l§°‘i'f.é‘tl.?.if.1 an: Slacken Slightly

CLEVELAND, July z1__(,u=)_. Zion Church, Charlottetown. \\\s

Orders for certain ties have siflckened somewhat, bu, complimenting the congregation cn|

unfilled business still is enough to h Y g'.9d“°"°“ l“ ‘m ole departed in this war- Today‘

straightenin new stones, and flxe interest of e people both at ltome‘ and abroad was very marked. This work was but the beginning of more , extensive plans, Mr, Goodwill sli.d.| The Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. cf

use] special- the guest preacher for thc clay. After l

the s lendid work they had done. e sa d: "You do well to rememblrl you honor t1‘."e sturdy 5011s of tliel

whlch “Med: pioneers of this district and their!

rave spirit in coming form ‘l1 tlus

teaching as to t e lkeavenl city,

have a plan in the Father's home. plaleg, sham; The singing of the old psalms mid.

ion was most. effective.

n. l NEW YORK, July 2l—-(AP)-- The price of the free British pound floated back and forth a

w little more than a dime below the

‘ 5/ ' official rate in the foreign money

market Saturday.

Al. 83.90 free sterling was one

cent lower tn relation to the Unl-

E ted Stfttés dollar on the nay- The

current official selling rate of $4.04 will remain in force indef- initely unless the Bank of Eus- land changes its selling price of

the first confusion caused by Enu- lands latest money restrictions. In tho meantime trade was at a low

b. e The Canadian dollar added l-8_ at 3a 3-4 United states cents. near

ward. (Ottawa foreign cxchanvel control board rate 9.09-9.91 P" cent discount.

The Swiss franc. with the dvllfll’ now the only remaining imvvl- tant currency which enjoys H d9-

ee of freedom from official con- rol advanced m of a cent.

____________. MUSICIANS LENI) IIAND

the peak of the recent climb for-l

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CONFEDERATION LIFE lusua- ANCE- L-9788-7-2l-31l.

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ON MOTOR TRIP — Mr, 5nd yrs.) Wilfred MacDonald and Iaug IlCl‘, Rose of Cove Head, P.E. -- “llll/i-‘d by motor Monday and are returning from; y_ Mn MacDonald while here sod his mm‘ l“ Barney's River. where he

lformerly resided, m My; Thumas

MacLeod of th

MacDonald haseasxlmlyplxfée has been heard with pleasure on the air over radio on several oc- casions. —N Q

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PROFESSOR VISITS AT SUI‘.

'FOLK. - Among the distinguished

visitors to ur Isl in Present areoProfJtllrllllarrlirlolllllrgltaC-ogf grey and son, John, Wellesley, lldass, i3 r- Gildlle)? is senior master in the baton Latin school. He is nation. 811v known 8s lishort story writer, “l5 FQYK appearing frequently in Colliers magazine under the pen

llllfgslillse llievlrveblldre “uesissl” l“ . - . e Cottage. $uffolk. r y’ "em"

HUGE CROWDS EXPECTED. — Arrangements are being made to take care of the large number of CRY-s bruising visitors to P. E. Island for Old Home Week, August 13-16. The car fer S. S. Charlottetown will be runn ng frequent tri Saturday and Sunday, Aug, l); and ll. and on Monday 5.8. Prince Ed- wnrd Island will be on the route to take up the overflow. It is expect- ed the record made lust year during the Exhibition will be excelled.

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THE LADIES AID of the Prince Edward Island Hospital have taken over the dining hall fn the Grand Stand building at. the Provincial Exhlbluon grounds and will serve suppers ‘Tuesday, Wed-

Old Home Week. August 13th w‘ 16th. This w.11 give out of town visitors an opportunity to witness

-_H_If CHARLOTTETOWN _ QQAKQQLV Trinity United Church In Memoriam S93 View

Personals

Gal

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Mr. Vernon Campbell vis

tors to Murray River.

name l. J fr I _ _ Mr. D. B. Macdonald. North Bed- 0 e ers G°d my The G°d ,eque. wasa visitor to the city Sag-

urday.

M. Fowler, of Moiicton. NB, have been visiting in Btprderhgugsts mcllt of ilie g of Mrs. RQgJIfIIG Rod home today.

Friends of Eleanor Gallant, little daughter of Ml‘. and Mrs. William lint. of Borden are pleased to see her out again, folovving an ap- pendix operation Couty Hospital.

next week.

Mr. and Mrs. George T.Medforth the races and vaudeville in the of Amherst, NS. motored They were

cut leaving the grounds so as to accompanied by Miss

be ready to attend the evening

shows. 1,, 5574-39-41 Scovil with her mother [members of the family left England

PASTOII-‘S WIFE FILLS PULPIT —Due to poor health Rev. A. J. Vincent (who was formerly of Charlottetown) was not present at the servlte at the Womlpolng Bap- fist Church on Sunday aft/emcon but the meeting was conducted by‘ Mrs.‘ A. J. Vincent who brought the message in sto form. A large

ent as well as adults and all lis- fltfefition- Sackvllle Post. FORBES JIUSTON —The mar-

Forbes of Antlgonish son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Forbes of GOSIICII. was soleirlnlzcd at United Church par-‘

sonage. Shubenacadie, July 14th] at 7.30 p. m. The bride was dress-l 1 f v d m“, 08mm ed m alrdorce blue Wm‘ 7°59 h“ rleetlvbselklgv. Iilgorhead rLegsite.

and accessories of wlhite and was attended by Miss Alma Forbes, sfs- l ter of the groom. who was sup- ported by Clarence Huston, broth- er of the bride. The happy coup- le left on o. wedding trip to PE. .

I gfgsltilflir return they will reside in‘ Speed. Work

OTTAWA. July 21 —-(CPl Parliament. begins tolliorrovv’ drive expected to bring preroga- tion on or about Aug. 3. Govern- ment leader Dafidlirrlnd Senate inst. week forecast melit would prorogue about date and official opinion during the

PASSENGERS 0N CRUISE YES- D Y. —A passenger and cargo steamer was in port yesterday, and discharged a Kenerol cargo. Be- sides freight, the ship carried 52 pasengers. Thirty-one of these cruis- ed toe Island during their stay. They travelled by automobile, had dinner at the North Shore, grid spent the afternoon at. Cavendish Beach, where they had supper. Fol- lowing this they went to Summer- side to rejoin the steamer which left for that port after unloading some of her cargo here. A uantity of cargo was also discharge at fife Prince County Capital, Mr. B. Gra- ham Rogers, Supervisor of the RE. island Travel Bureau, accompanied the visitors on the cruise.

FEAST OF ST. ANNE-The Feast o! St. Anne, which occurs on Friday _

of this week. will be fittinglg oeIe-l brated rlt. 3t. Dulistnnls 8SlllC8.l

new"! d d r l ~ ti ui . . . .- -

,- is (mdféggéld a?“ ggxfgg ‘a: gg goeg?lvgefcaxffi.cei 311d Wliarlottctoivn will» a Tlidiuni opcn- t lrrs to assist him. ‘Illvse include the automo- urged all his hearers to make sure"

railroads, building of Gods salvation as it is presented‘

engineering construc- in Jesus Christ so that all might,

c defence program.

lug Tuesday night and collcliidlnil

Friday. Rev. Louis A. Dougan will

conduct the ‘Ttldllllll in honor of St.

Anne. Rev. I... J. Ayers will preach

the sermons on Tuesday lllid Frfllliv

evenings. while Rev. '1‘. Butler will

be the preacher on Wednesday and

Friday evenings. There will also be

special mar-sea on Wednesday} Thursdav nnu Ffldlly mornings at 8.15. Iii connection with the Feat-t

of St. Aline. the annual Indian cele.

bratloii will take place next Sun-

day at Leniiox Island. Each ear the Indians observe the Sunday all-

lng nearest the Feast by holding

special ceremonies. They deslflllflli‘

the day “St. Anne's Sunday é‘ Indians regard St. Aline as their

patron saint.

CAR MOTOR. BURNED-A Nova Scotia car was badly burn- ed in the city about midnight Sat- urday when the driver struck a match while repairs were being mode to the gas Pipe. The motor immediately burs into flame}. The machine was stopped at Petes Service Station on Grafton Street and the proprietor of the fllllnR stat-ion. Mr. Peter Shelfoon, was attempting to fix the pipe after filling the tank when the accident occurred. He received a slight in- liry to the hand when he pulled lt away to avoid e. burning. The City Firemen were called to ex- tinguish the blaze which was con- fined to the motor. They had crln- sidernble difficulty getting the fire out and after iieveral chemical extinguishers foiled were obliged to use n hose from the hydrant nearby. The motor was badly burned but thr- romnlnder of the car was unharmed. The machine was left at the station all night and taken away yesterday morn- lng for repairs. Besides the driver fife-re were four occupants in the cnr.

'~.~.TSJi'lR;'_r5'EI-i?f

hgndg, pulymg regularly at. eveninl more.

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sore‘ strathcona Hotel. Apply M. J.

WInTeYF-(YFFYTEKE

Scovil of London, England. and other

after war was declared visiting relatives in Ami‘

ST. JAMES‘ CHI RCII

day morning. Rev. Dr. Scott Fllltfll of the First Presbyterian Church, at Chatham. 0nt., was the guest spelik- . _ er. Dr. Fulton gave g most inter- 11111nl>er of iwns 01k were iuvs- estlng and inspiring message, tak- V ing as his text flie 2nd vnl-se nftlie tened to the narrative with rapt 12:11 o‘. aplei" of Isaiah: "Behold God is mv selvalion. I will trust and not. lbe afraid: for the Lord Jehovah is my strength find song: I-lc also is ridge of Nora. Jean Huston, daugh- besome mv salvation." He used this tel- of Mr, and NLf5_ A, B_ Huston text in application to the e on pugwnsh mm Mix-Dim Alexander crisis and his message was most en-

CCUTEgIIISZ.

Mrs. H. S. Henderson gave a most ifeastng rendition of the . "Nearer Mv God to 'I'liee." by Carey.

In the evening there was n short

Parhament

weekend appeal-ed in with the Senator.

Much depends on how many pso- nle Want to make knoivii views oli the l employment insur-

ance bill. A ommcns‘

will get organized tonicrrow study of the biil and Labor Minis-- ter McLarty is regarded as the l

lcal chairman.

Kenzie.

for consideration of the

nlons committee.

Mr. McLnriy slated tonight. that quite a number of upplrcatiolis had been received from labor oi‘- ganlzaticins, business groups industrialists ivishlng to make rep-

resentations on the bill.

There seems to be general agree- ment on the principle of unemploy- ment insurance and aiso on principle that it should be started when employment is plentiful

that the insurance fund

built up againsta time when ivork-

ers are being laid off.

Opposition to the measure come from those who wilt/End that with increased income salary deductions for the national defence tax and various corpora- tion taxes. neither workers employers will relish a further de- duction at this time to build up an unemployment insurance fund.

Will Clear Estimates

While the unemployment insur- ance bill is before the committee the House will clear up _ mates. These are not contentious but members make use of them to

ask manly questions of and make suggestions. Bills implementing

changes set out in the budget wiil be introduced this week, giving an opportunity for further debate on tax increases to pay a part of lll(‘ war coat while the war is in pro-

gross

All these matters should be pretty well cleared lip before the uilcni ploymeht insurance bill gi- to the House winch has g

second reading.

The bankluw committee of the _ Commons, which will continw- sll- ' ‘tings, had two knotty bills beforelate a provinrially owned chartered

Doyle, North Rustico.

lest week. One is so allow the bank to function in a similar man- Govunnlont h other dial-tend lilnll.

service of Prayer,

Mr. And MrsQJ. R. , Weatherhie Celebrate Wedding Anniversary

- 0n Tuesday, July 16, Ml‘. and Mls. l ‘John R, Weatnerlmc, of Lake Verde Celebrated the 50th anniversary i. tlicll‘ wedding Wllcfl about 200guests extend best wishes. allu a very enjoyable evening was spent in (laiiclilg.

A reiliurlzaulc rcature 0f the joyful occasion was the fact that the brides- maid and grooinsman of 50 years ago, Mls. heffry nurlioe, Alexandra, lllid David Mlicnell, Lake Verde, and

.\vll.ii the jlldLilflblllé, danced the old time wedding reel.

An address ivas read to Mr. -. Mrs. Wcalherble by Mr. M.,W. Wood band. of Cross ltoacls, and a purse presented to them. Mr. Har- - Irving. James Davidson. C‘yde Ker- old S. MacLeod. Vernon River, also win, Elmer Miller. David Hickey; gave all address. Many other irlflil were also received by the celebrants.

The wedding cakes were cut by Wood, and a. delightful Sllppdl‘ served to the guests.

A personal message of congratula- tion was received from His Honour Limit-Governor LcPage, on this oc- vist- . casion of their go.den wedding an-

HEADs 2nd BRIGADE

Lleut-Col. A. E. Potts ha: been named brlgadler of the Second Tn- llmiry Brigade or the lst cllnnafan Overseas Division. IIe succeeds: Major-General G. E. Pearkes, V.C named to command the division.

He? ROdEQYS. Jr.. of Borden, ting in Moncton, NB.

Mr. Jack Cameron and Ambrose! Hughes have been frequent

l’. ‘Ilic lclloivifig was the address:

Ml‘. and Mrs. John R. Weatlierbie. Ii. is with unusual M , and lical"tlelt_ pleasure we call upon Mrs, wlmam Hume,- and Mrs E‘ ‘you this evening to join in express. who .ng congratulations on the attain- ollleli anniversary cf. it is given to few to ClllUUI-RLJ such fill occasion, uiid \\e [feel sure you urc, as vlo also alc, llllillllfillil to Dlvlflc Pl‘0Vl(ll;ll(.0 .l(.l‘ allilflllg y1uu to one another for such a long period of years. chalice lliakes many marriages. but use nature “Did this matcl. and all through the long ysllrs cf hlippllirss, ulid §Ol'lO'-'\', you have been lls one, szrugglifig and striving to keep a happy home for your children and a house of wel- come to the many who have ever enjoyed your hospitality. Busy as tillers of the soil, you have never been too busy to shoulder your share of clilrruli out‘ 5.

881's. returned l l .

in the

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mani/can, \\‘ho ave been visiting relatives on the Island, left this week on return to their Lome in Vancouver . Leah's brother, Archibald, and Mrs. MacLcan. who have also been in Charlottetown. loft for their home 51f} Raymore. Stask, visiting Ottawa, 1ve§dey.Th11r-=>d8v' and Friday o! beciloor: oregglllllgeailolillxlutn

l'Cl.l_l‘l(lll'l2 you in volir old 8E8 with then‘ O\\'I‘l fafnllics of which you have treason to be Jusuy urcud.

“They say that man is mighty. "He governs Lind and sea,

But a mlfilit ei- izouel- Mali from his throne has hurled. And the hand that rocks the cradle Is the l and Ilia: ru es the ivorld.

It is our sincere wish. WISII of fill‘ ivllo KNOW Vffufi that you , mav vet Illawtl 0 cc Plnlfl F9111‘ Al the 5V James ClllllTll lT-‘Sler’ DAlIllOlld Jilllilee. and that vve may a1 be fllero to participate as we

Rev. lllr. llart-llavis Accepts Call To Edinburgh Church

‘file Rev. A. H. Hart-Davis's has resigned as rector of the Anglican‘ DJYISAI of Pol-I. Hill, vvllcro he has brcli for the 13.181. Sl.\' learn, and ex- umis i0 be leaving, sllrlrtfv f0.‘ Scot-- 11.15 iirccpzcgl llic position 0f assistant rector ct

m. \l'l_l(“.tt_l‘ll\ father, Dr. D. Hart-Davies. ls the present reztol. Mr. Hart-Davies, who paid a brief lust fall. describes-l

visit to liltlliulil-j» _ _ being a particular.

S

ed in a growing r sidenfirll section of the famous Scot- War-time restrictions will prevent Mls. Hnrt-Davlrs mm im-r- limit» (familiar, ElY/abelli A cilia ovcrsras at tne przsortl Friends throughout the prc-

lviiice are. extending coniéllllll “U015