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IMPORTANT NOTICE

LT. COL. ERNEST H. STRONG, M. L. A

Barrister and Nominated Candidate for Prince County in the next Dominion Election ‘ will address the Progressive Conservative Poll Chairman and Members of the Various’ Poll _Committees of Charlottetown and Royalty in the ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE BOARD OF TRADE IN THE MARKET BUILDING. CHARLOTTETOWN

-0N—- Tuesday the 8th day of August Next

at the hour of 8 P. M. All Members of Poll Committees please attend.

MAJOR T. B. ROGERS,

President. J. A. McDONALD, Secretary.

wUST 5- 194:4 QHURCHESTOMORRUW

UNITE D CHURCH oi CANADA

TTiTIsTt-ITKYErrEBT CHURCH Rev. '1'. z. MoLennan sister

Miss Marie Mt-Dougaii, Denoting,

l- Roy Kendall. A.C.C.0.. LJLA-M. Re C DOWN.“ v. . . o "In of church. Brldteiwrt. ‘csnufl-‘Tfi preach both sermons. .

WWII‘: Mlsa Pearl Mirna.

‘ CHURCH SCHOOL 11.00 a.m. Primary, Beginners and Junior Departments. Visitors Cordlally welcome.

BAPI ISI

THE BAPTISTCHURCH Corner Prince and Flisroy Streets

Min ter Rev. I. Judson Lcvy. B.D.

School I0 A. M.

WORSHIP l1 A. M. Sermon: “The Gateway to Life." Solo: Selected. Mrs. Bernice Ward Barnett. EVENING WORSHIP 7 P. M. Sermon: "The Christ Who Could

Not Be Hid." Solo: Selected. Mr. J. L. Mas-

Aula .

l! Organist and Choir Director Mrs. Helen Pearson _ John Inch. Mus. Bac., organist and choirmasier. You are Invited to worship with THE BAPTIST CHURCH

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Plant treet Organist. Miss Marianne Saunde a

11 A. M.: Morning Worship. "reacher" Dr. M. E Gcnge.

‘subject: Our Heritage and Why Pro-serve it." Evening

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i ii‘ hfigldordm maoomid. lfer- ‘i, U yflfll. killed in action inl ‘ i

Italy.’ May at 1m. . WW0" enlisted with thetP- ROYAL CANADIAN am roncr: "i- N~ ovcnsaas

Hiahlanders in 1940

time at Dobert and H n

and then was transferred to

fifimfiwh‘ 4 xiued On Active Service _ Rziiarnard, Wiifredstaniey, Sgt.

M883. Mr. Joseph Barnard (Bfather) 252 Lyons St., Vernon. | ‘Holmes, John Sinclair, LAC-‘ RINK! , Ml‘. A. B. Holmes (fath- er),t as Deloraine Ave., Torontofl

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Johnson, Paul Gilbert, D. l". 0.. FL-Lieut, J20050, Mrs. Evelyn Stro- bino (sister) ll Beech St, Bethel, Conn, US-A. i

Joplin, Stanley John, F0, J24B70, I Mr. A. E. Joplin (father) 166d West 11th Ave., Vancouver, B.C. _ '

Kalen, John, F0, J2lB56, Mrs. Nellie Kupchanko (mother) l5 Demorest Ave., Gatchell, Ont. i

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1118c to the Cape Breton Highlanders. He spent some time in England Africa, Sicily a? Sally landed in Italy Novem- There are left to mourn his - en w. and Mrs. George i“. lim- (Marjorie)

. Herbert; enogapher with the, at midfield . Ont.“ P. 0. G i

SAYS: IIICOBD - Accord- to raiiwa authorities. the a pment on ‘ay of four ear- lolda oi turnips from this Province constitutes a record for this time of leer. The early maturing of those turnips ls attributed to the plen- mlll fiiliiifly of moisture coupled with ‘ 1 warm weather.

HAS NARROW ESCAPE — Running out from behind a par- ked car in front oi his home about 2.110 Thursday sftem yell‘ 01d son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miliiilan was struck by a car com- ihs in the opposite direction. ‘The

l! was taken by the driv- er of_ the car to the Charlottetown Hospital where it was found no bones were broken. He is however being hel in the hospital for ob- servation.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of Joseph J. Mahar was held yesterday morning from his late residence.

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. A. C. brother . ,_ 12.0. .V.R. Halifax; Cer- was forsnerly with the

. Oversiegs ‘but ngaemt ome. r. enne h the C.R.T C. Dundurn, Saska and Desmond at home.

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{-———j-——~ ,, A LeDrsw Gardner. Rector ' ' Bi , Deaconess ‘hi; martial“ ENNIS Organist u} Walter MacNutt, A.T.C.iil.. ' Choir Director

Kent, Gerald Albion, SgL, Mr. I. B. Kent (father) 21 Wellington St.. Amherst, N. S.

McConvey, Carl Joseph. WO.. R148645, Mr. F. A. McConvey (fath- er) 116 Barton Ave, Toronto, Ont.

Gordon McLean, 63626, M1‘. S. L. Ross 061 Cornwall Sh, Re-

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Sibbett, Clarence Deane, FQ, ‘ H5762, Mrs. C. D. Sibbett (wife) .‘ - 1943 Comox st, Vancouver, B. C. i

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recei ed r “limiikfimél V y . to CPI. Gordon MaiiDonaid.

E. C. JOHNSTONE. C. L. 17., Branch Manager 5-6 Philll a Bldg. lII-lli Gra ton Street Pb ‘l4

one Charlottetown. P. E. I.

The Chnrch MORN NG

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‘ t, 1h ngreg tlon Dsutrhilaugrxigisll Jul: With thgt of iéier. in their Evening Servicfl- ‘m, ICFVICUI during August will q the Rev. 'I‘. R. Mill-

it‘ Lieut., Jl0511, r. T. C. Taylor , (father) Blackfoot, Alta. , Wllman, Richard Henry, LAC., i 12.191061, Mr. F. B. Wilman (fath- ‘ i er) Ingelow, Man. Wilson, John Murray, Sgt. 3664. Mr. J. J. Wilson (father) St, Oshawa. Ont.

iMlsslng On Active Service After Air Operations

Barker, Alfred Cyril Seymour. ,Sgt., R2228 , Mr. C. F. S. Barker wfather) Fort Smith, North West

Territories. '

Bcatty, Walter Bennett. FO., J27399. Mr. F. W. Bcatty (fath- er) 303 Esther St., Pembroke, Ont.

Bernaski, Ladimer Jacob, FO., J29331. Mr. Tony Bernaski (fath- er) 357 Slmcoe St., Winnipeg, Man.

Brown, David Cornfoot, Sgt, 12224824, Mr. D. C. Brown (father) 79 Ward Ave, Hamilton, Ont. ,

Cunningham, James Adrian, Sgt. 12177884, Mrs. J. A. Cunningham (wife) 29 Kingswood Ave, St. Vital, Man i

celebrated by Rev. Father Mc- Innis. who also officiated at the grave. The pail-bearers were: Jos- eph McRcry, W. J; Brawders, Ste- ghen Trainer. Weston Lowe, Am- rose Joy and Russel Binns. The gaéiadian Legion attended in a o y.

AiNNlllliL MEETING

First Queen’s Liberal Association will hold their Annual Meeting ._A’l‘_ Bradalbane, Tuesday Aug. 8th

At 8p.m.

Bursar tam/w indium s1‘. JAMES Minister n, l", stduslslell Somers-

W111’ MR. GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH

__ Mr. George William Smith, son’

F,i§,?dg"§‘:g,,,, lilrnuuéfggidrd i of the late Mr. and Mrs. Matthew who 1m last Week for h-r home in' - will“ 5mm‘: w“ W“ “i "m" wobmin M“. “w. sbendin a! castle-on-Tyne. England. in 1884 imonth with n‘. moth°r Mrs gtel “"1 w“ ‘mi’ °f i‘ ‘amny °‘ m" No Sunday grim,“ o,- phen coy} or the saéred Hear“ sons, three of whom emigrated to Service during July and Aug- _ Home q; g i guy. wit] be sorry w! gggdciilxlllnéiglidiliitii¥ilé “I19 "id Te‘ us" Eff‘ h?“ e625‘: ‘receivfid word i His father and elder ‘brother Mat- B1,,,Ch,§d‘°,§,‘“ ,,if,,‘,‘n‘,‘,,;v,§“{ta§§; I thew were deceased at this time, i Mgolié geozgonmwegrriilign his diziadg? I

Captain glancbnd was with me‘ so the other three brothers came' '9 p 5 5e" 9e a‘

Frankfurth, Robert Louis, wo

bh i t ll . American 50m Japanese groom‘ to Canada to try their fortunes ini e m" m’ 11145341. Mr. .1. w. Frankfurtii ‘——

,whom n helped to tr I ,1n ~ i a m“ “ma; c t. o. M is Lo , 1- ti» i» - a M? “ iii?’ ...**i:..r~"t..z.~ ut:...""z:*.'ri..:: cit cit a“ u A M, Mom," wonhm lBlsnchsrd have another son ser- 0g! mése three b0 a 5 brothel; Capo Breton I-lighlanders, 3 P,‘ M; Sunday School. l b d D E y w‘ A’) c’ M’ F33 J m“ s r. M.: Evangelistic Service. i“ °" I - M“ Mawgnmdbijfi, a i His only surviving brotherIPct- te '.' Y - ' - u i .. o». '°'a~i"°" it M" ‘Wi- M’? .. i goat-iii?“ "an; °°‘.“.‘if.§- ‘it. m... s . R- it “i .. R...“ "" _ e r s - . c . w. - ,bi-. rs. a. 1.. P110581!!! Lia‘ plfigeiiagn Xléfifmfggh fjlggiinto differed: hgIneswIiie ‘iaeiiost,iiiidgglhgolddigutié]? tin: ygtrauo (iriii 1111133 R1924“ M‘ w< 0- Fm" ‘"5" Dgigsiesiwggi-OEGZ giiihASi-i New! 'honoured at s shower iven by Miss Te» e” ommw- 5”“ Aberdeemwlil- Earl ‘hop, iEilesn McPhce Thursday night at Om "5 0w ' ' " Blakene)“ Lean Alden, Pm

Or anlst His! E. Llll an McKenzie, Mus. Bnc. n m. DIVINE SERVICE M, “Sweet Siliflt- "i!" . m», _. Mrs. Nil McLean- tnie itcv. E. A. right of Knox Mm wullaoebur , Ontario. will pduct the serv ce and deliver be Sermon. (Morning IVOPJIIIp only u" me minister‘: vacation.)

Zion iiRESBYTERlAN— cuuacn __

d Grafton Street Mme mMiniste

55v. o. CARLYLE, wcssrsn organist, Miss Helen Stewart alt Director-Mrs. Arthur R0119‘

MORNING WORSHIP M

ll: . . : The Lord I! My USM- r. Mr. George Johnston. EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P. M. . “us; Cast Thy IIurden-Ilamb- len. Mrs. Arthur Roper. The Sabbath School meets at _ _ ii o'clock in tho miiriiinl- By The Canadian Press TiiyGuasf-liiinister for the day l be the Rev- i - Lloyd iiiflviivi- AUGUST s, isle-Reported Brit- n, New Glasgow. N. S. ish aircraft production running pier into Ill! Help! with lhillliifi- ‘. "neck and neck" with German out- flvlnl. and into His courts with put; R. A, F. continued raids on praise: be thankful unto IIlmMGci-mzin objutivos; lfayor Camil- tnd bless IIis name." ilien Hnudc of Montreal arrested by cu are cordially invited to wor- i R. c. M. P. under the War Meas- [hip with us. iuros Act.

rum. cospaa ‘PENTECOSTAL cnuncu

Elm Avenue

Prominent Liberal speakers will address the

FRED MacDONALD, President.

"mg!" ‘he U" s Navyasmmd m“ John died in early manhood. and You are cordially invited to these;

‘ no“ “ow overseudis buried in St. John's Presby- ii" "S- rum": i BRIDAL snows: - Miss Mary Q

Desr I ieiiiiii cemeieiy- Beiiiili- P- E I iwiththe dee est regret I write you B_ IL STEEVES I-Iennesssy. whose marriage

Mrs. Euro. other). McKendrick, N. B.

Royal Canadian Army Service Corps

ArihuiTPtea

Thh Tiiiar-~l=our Years Ago

Mrs.

where they attenéled school andianywiie the home of her parents. Mr. and _ m

grew to manhoo His leadership was an hispiration 'F“1“he'- Fivderllck Hamldi F" B. Miss Margaret 0mg (515m) 33' M tl n: r ( th ) h. “ a _\'I' E EI EIIEY n10 6f y M-S i! F- MCPYM- at Kepppchi ind. I, Pctitcodlac, N. s.

Dresden Row, Halifax. N- 5» Slightly Wounded

Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps Douglas Bertrand, Stobbard, Edmund Howard. M0,, MacDonald Mrs. Margaret Stretch (sister), Gottingen St, Hali- Elderbttnks, N. S.

Grace Missing

Nova Scotia and P. E. I. egiment

Cpl, ~ (mother) - 113 fax, N. S.

Died of Wounds

Nova Scotia and P. E. I. Regiment

m i “mpatm Armsxvortiiy. Roy Francis.

' m, Jenkins, Wentivorth Clyde, Ptc, Mrs, Gertrude Armsworthy (moth- Raiph C. Jenkins (father), Che- er), Belmont. N. S. bogue Point, N. S. Maclxmis. Alexander Joseph, Pte. Daniel MacInnis (father) 572 Died N.

Alexander St.. Sydney, PM» Alberta Regiment

MtzjliEdi-Services Work Wonders Save 97 Out of 100 Wounded

Sanford. Eugene Raymond. Mrs. Bessie H. Sanford (mother), Clemcnzsvnle, N, S.

New Brunswick Regiment

Cosgrove, Francis Dernier, Sgt" Mrs. Margaret. Cosgrove (mother) I91 Charlotte 5t. Saint John. N-B.

Lewis, Colin Daniel, Pte., Mrs. Annie Lewis (mother), R. R. 3, Wworlsinck. N. B.

Plmc, Harold Joseph, Pte., Mrs. Annie Phec (mother), Chatham,

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L.-Cpi..

Freeman, Byron Bent. (mother i.

Mrs. Annie Freeman lmperoyal, N. S.

Wounded Canadian Armoured Corps

MacDonald.

wing Gordie as I did my SISZIII- Mr. D. Sebestyen (fatheri 227 Ave. ‘patahy goes out {to ‘you with a real. F‘. S.’ lsasgcatltzotg ISask. o un ers n mg o wiat Gordie must: Sm t1, ac g lvie. Sgt, R17 - T1,," Mm Ethel Macponaid have meant to you. has, Mr. F. M. Smith (father) 114 m Temperance vnlc’ i Sinéeifi-‘lvigolv L0G!“ i ivgiiltibce AveqBTorontoa out‘; h |

r ., o erfl. ent An reas o an, y B 1k R ‘ e

wo., 12116229, Mrs. Koriiellils Sol- w rmsw“ “mum

Lochlane, No.

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Cieorge was adopted into thelto all who were associated with] s!“ 3225959’ M1 l 5- Fliisiier -Beach The house was decorated,’ h“ raised a m.“ “mm, o; he‘. _ by an the mm (y, 1,15 plabggn both o, Mr. Fran}; Gordon (father) cured lights. The bride was ron- H: never “mo; me kindness low him anywhere, any time. It 114, R v. W King (father) with pink bows. by her friendsayliilg? to move to the United spams» c done frctn Cpl. 1:2 and the, FO., J266-i5, Mrs, L. A. Mcl-Iutch- then w eeied in and were opened’ various Job, um“ he became m he men cf his platoon. in imrticu-i McMillan, Clarence Or

Mr . O McMillan aid. Contributions to a set of disn- “Yljere he remamea gm- z; ye.“ ~ h‘ m" bmmvenieiii-I Sas . Frederick Kenn!‘ F0“ h" time“ and iiivhiis i°r s‘ en. There he lived until his death vgngea m, m. Levi vnuelyv we had Jerome Si. Toronto. Ont»

the slits. the maiority of the party ago, when he was stricken withicther hell and a ruin-lo, bridge 4°“ Si" “m” “i Pmim» M“ "Wit lllhtfiing- 011 their Fiiillffli attending to business in Charlotte-ind ‘C’ Company tvas the lead 10923 125m Si" Edmmiw": Am‘- wus entertained by fortune teiiina Besides his younger brother Pee- never regained consciousness. or) i338 Ouciiette Ave. Windsor. nnl milalua I. rington, a school teacher from Lorne admit every afternoon to races and Baptist (mulch of ‘vhich he was I

hum, gg the 1am Lauchim R055 i mm and 1,15 death ‘vas a He“ blow, (father) Middlechurcli, Mun. and his mother, who although she to all of us. He was iooacu t": toi slfiordon. James Nell. Sea. R250- i°i the iiwiliibh with Pink “ii-o 1v) i. a 1r n, i, f. for his leadershi in bnt‘l d r Harriston Ont- white streamers and strings of col- “Ztyonj g; ea 210ml: e “e a his clean life. ifs men ‘vfOliilllé 10?: ' King, Harold JI-Icrbert, F0, J35- ducted to the seat of honour, which i and affection f m t h A- iwasnt necessaiv for him to give an Newdale? Man. I was ‘raped in white and trimmedi m‘ age o; sequent“; heonéegcldeé Iorder, a mere hint oi ‘what should MCHUIZCIIISUII, John Alexander, Misc Sheila Callaghan played the: .h h n it M R i ‘(men went to work nan a \\'ill— ion (mother) 111 Park Ave, Brant- Weddln March The present, wary grofixir seamgeefjwgiléqhe Jérkegsi‘; ,¥hether in battle or when at rest.‘ {on-r 0nd iile, SgL, by the bride. assisted by the Misses m m 1 f D Edd 3 _ i111‘ feel the 1°58 Siefliiy find W151i 11.142111. s . , v Emily K lv and Isabel MacDan-Ilrltgeiagfycg)“ 'D°rc¥leg&te§,°n&..§"|i e to convey to you their deepest (M?) 1553 wmmpcg 5;,’ 3.3mm es in the bride's pattern were am- The“ he returned to P E L 19a 9T- ii Ziiidfi and B Moxon, one the gifts. The bride thanlctfid buying A 5mg“ farm in New H“. Gordledwas Mum as we adj J257o3. Mrs T. ‘N. Moxon (mother) shower which had been a surDfit/E on April 2"th. 1944. Hi h 1th - - Negrich, Tony. FO., J22062, Mrs. one. FOIIOWIP" the presentation of became impaired about f; $25,,igglléenwezgezrtelgfi$eggalfowgzigc23f Anne Mukichuk (mother) 437 cooled off with a swim by the light diabem and during the i," h h h“ H Ozeroff, William Wayne. Sgt, ‘i! the ‘"11 mill)" 5nd 1195i"! his heart became weak and v3§ii§!iviiu°§ec§io§a§».i the Ieziidiicilitzt 5111133; 3131435 M“ w- w- 029m“ (Wm?) flipper was served and for the rc-| town, n uddg | d"; d m e f h . , » Pocock, William Front-is, PO., mainder of the evening the party‘ street sent-I dies yimmgtiieateioy? e §§§§tl“y»vn°uitL IJVIZJ%I:IN‘EJ%IIE' 385307- MYS- A~ B» POGO“ imiiih" . "M" the difeiiiiflfl of M158 BETM- er. he is also survived b his wife, I have lost a man in whom I 0m- dette Trsinor. who was formerly Miss Imts Har- Edited absolute faith and trust and Bcbéstytfl. 138K115. Sat. 11133936. o Economy. N. s. He was an inter- SEASON TICKETS for 01a Home _i d k, Week at $3.00. tax included. Thev es e w“ er m Dorchester Temp 1' m b , t f i vaudeville and every evcnins to Rii/rgr erBaptlxsiinsCziztliIrizig Juenmyfii’ vaudeville performances. Buy them

moved to New Haven.

‘Nicol services in World

War II go far beyond the operating table

‘- the first aid station. Today, our wounded men are well cared for

‘ '" the important period l! to fuii health and full physmheifliiy are employed

l' above. -1 mobility by

‘ 9d Canadian ‘ll

“test release in the National Film

lsents a dramatic ttlefieldi

in tfm

soldier.

the first eleven days “of the “My ciimpaisn. in what were 0i the toughest battles our

ure of the re- utlon the United services are mak- otewcrthy. Today. m r wounded soldiers, n and airmen are saved. To a‘ ‘achieved this ‘ ‘ending I hi": n war whose violence has ticai parallel. stands as a

tribute to the work our services are doing on the ‘i! the world.

of g1"! to Canadian audiences natlc documentary of medi- Wl)‘. the National Film s released as its latest ii in the Canada Carries

Jwounded In Action."

it no less n " cent of ou

l

' "e cause-may ha g th life l wounded man. 1N mugt be

of convalescence, treated to bring them life again. Most modern devices known in this ivork, such as the finger-mobility Springs and finger stalls provide an opportunity to controlled exercise to the injured hand of this ro- Paying tribute to the remarkable achieve- °i the United Nations medical services. "Wounded In Action".

Board's Canada Carries On series,

analysis of treatment for the wounded, both on the and in convalescent hospitals at home.

operating at highest efficiency. loses not a moment.

Field ambulances. field dres- sing stations, surgical units, trans-

' fusion units carry out their life-

saving operations directly within the fighting zones. At Advance Dressing Stations. trained doctors examine thenature of the wounds. classify each patient according to the sciousness nf his inlurles. and the immediacy with which he must be treated. And by the time the patient arrives st Advance surgical Centre, he has already been treated for shock. hll wounds have been dressed. infec- tion has been arrested by the use 01f drugs. Above all. he arrives in tme.

But. as the commentary of "Wounded In Action“ indicate!- the ideal of the medical services is "the whole mam-body and mind- full health and full ll e. Every mun who has been wounded has suf- fered not only in body hi" in mind. and getting him back to nor- ma] is as much a mental as it is a physical problem." Medloill ti!" does not stop at the OPBYIUO" table. The whole period of con- valcscence requires understandin and attention. And to thil 611 i

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Personals

Miss Rite Pitre. Washington. is in Charlottetown.

Mrs. W. E. Black, Toronto, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. ind Mrs Stevens, Hali- iax. were in the city yesterday.

Cagt. 1i: A. Jones, Vancouver, is iri C srlottetown. == ._

discovering new drugs and remed- ies, are investigating and finding an entire range of methods and techniques whereby the wounded man may be brought to a com- plete state cf mental and physical normalcy again.

“Wounded in Action" comes as a timely document on the noble work our medical ecrvlifies are do-

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i corps who, through the wonders the are performing on the battiefial , are snatching our wounded literally from the jaws of death. It is a stimulating record of the remarkable chapter these people are writins in ti" history cf World War II.

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