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alpequ _cene f Destr tive Fire

ll N l"ll LW

DAMAGE BY RIVER F lll (IDS

Fields, Highways and Gardens Levelled by_

' JAMAICA STORM

Southern Trinidad Still Suf- fering from June Hurri- cane, Escanes Storm.

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug. 18.- (C_F. Cable) -~ Lashed by the I tail-end of the storm that caused death and destruction in Jamaica earlier in the week, some sections of northern 'I‘rinidad tonight were in a state of devastation with fields, highways and gardens torn by river

floods. The heaviest rains since 1924 haU

caused the San Juan, St. Joseph and Caura rivers to overflow, empty- ing raging waters over the country- side and adding to the damage caus-I

ed by floods on August first.

ff .

The storm. which began yesterday,

was heralded by strong winds and

vy .seas off the coast. Several c

(qcntlii-ué”d o`d"'r'5agé' ia)

ANNOUNCEMENTS COMING EVENTS

MEETINGS, ETC ‘G

I' -_.___ I

"Announcement: are inserted ll

lhll column at 8 cents per word

strictly poyabl ance

o in adv _ .

"Come to Lawn Party at

Churchill Monday, August 21st. 525

olav “The Blue Bag" at crap- \ud, August 19th. 412.

"Dance, Wiltshire Hall tonight.

Music by Buckle Busters. Admis- llon 10 and 20c. 565

'°Women'a Institute Ice Cream d

Bocial, Cavendish Beach, August list. Proceeds in aid of schood. 533. 5

“Dance and tug-of-war in Irish-

tnwn Rink Tuesday, Aug. 22. If

in i

“Kinllcton Players present their

f pe

“,001-my, following evening. 554 and Inq tr°°ps'

NURTHERN .TRINIDAD HARD HIT BY STURM Nine liiiidings

British' Aircraft Carrier

n 1 1 M, 1,;

Strong Winds

After spending five ynarl on the China sta-U0". the

*ii raft carrier Hermes recently returned to England. Hero she is seen miall craft were driven ashore, oth- at anchor in Sheernesu harbor. Look! I IIN mm F-r‘“°d';’_"‘I'"° mv"

THE BIG BIINTEST EARLY

Monster Competition Starts In Real Earnest Next

paign Develops Valuable Qualities in Contest- ants; Every Worker Will Be Paid Cash; Don't Wait, Start NOW.

Next Monday is the real start in months and every one taking an

the Guardians “Good Will Sales- active part is sure of making some manship Club" competition. Con- extra cash each `day they work.

lllI’PllRTlINIlY IS IINIICIIING ll ISFIIR YIIU; IUIN,

Monday; Big Advantage For Those Who StartI Immediately; Guardian’s Subscription Cam-I

_Visidl Province I ff .I

To Flames

l\lacNutt, general merchant

of Mr. George Mountain, we

Are Destroyed In Conflagration

Barns And Residence Of Mr.

Preston MacNutt Fell Prey

Last Evening.

_ Nine large buildings, were destroyed in a disastrous fire at Mziipeque lust eveninpf, and the whoievillnge was hreatencd by the flames before they were finally broughl under control. The major loss was suffered by Mr. Preston

, whose residence. warehouse

and five burns were dcsiro_vé;i_ Two Iiurns, the property

re also iiurncd to the round

- iz

The fire oi‘iginated between 8.30 und 9 o`ciock in one ol

Mr. MzicNuit’s barns, some distance up the road from ihc owner-’s residence. With amazing rapidity the flzimce-;

testunts who enroll early will have several days start over those who join_later and the work done dliring the additional few days that might be lost now may mean the differ- ence between the First Grand Prize of $600 CASH and a much smaller one.

Win a Big Prize '

If you would like to win a prize

nightmare, but what she mas in traditional lines she nw-ku iw

efficiency. The brood, clear dock is designed to provide safe land- ugs me use-.urs for _urs uma of sesplmu whlvh 911° °”1'|°= 1" her capsclous hold.

TAIIESHANII IN. RAII CRISIS

(Canadian Press)

BAGDAD, Iraq, Aug. 18-Great ritain, although it gave up man- atory powers over Iraq this year. gain has taken a hand in affairs

this state in an attempt to bring ace between Assyrian Christians

The killing of more than 600

"Harland excursions Tuesdays, ASSYTWM in °°“m°t5 with their

rad

Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. t For further information phone"173

1484 7-3 tf

"The P. E. I. Hospital Ladies

'Aid are sewing hot meals under

- th

_ ` ' affair to a crisis.

ltional foes, the Kurds, and

e Iraq forces has brought the

About 315 bodies were found in

th, grand ‘stand dmmg the Ex_ Blmei and 300 more in the vicinity

hibition. 550 of

Doguk, following Kurdish raids the Assyrlans Iraq officials

n .

“B” with the °E°Wdf B' I' 5~ contend the Assyrians were killed

dance tonight. Trained six piece orchestra. Perfect floor. Obliglng management. 555

“Come and get _home made

bread, cake, cookies at pantry sale, Plennell and Chandler's, Saturday afternoon, August 19. 521

“Montague Club loading Live

na. sfeex must be msec with 1

gcretary, Mont Annear. 540.

"The Bun Life Retiring Annuity 1

h culled by our actuaries “A perfect policy." Particulars fumlshed by sry of our agents _ or J. A. Moore, I anager, Charlottetown. 276.

in crossed the Tigris two weeks ago

ra for short in retum.

a battle after 1,300 of them

d wiped out a force of Iraq

at ihe Kurds massacred the As ian communities. The British Government offered asylum in Cyprus to the Assyr

an troops. They denied the charges h -

Syl'

n _ an leader, Mar Bhimun, and his father and brother, who were or-

ered deported by the Iraq Gov-

ernment. Meanwhiie Sir l"ra.ncls I-lumphrys, British Ambassador to

q. is leaving London tomorrow

Bagdad. He cut his vacation

nur anlilllsfm Blde

Bought On Grafton. St.

Yesterday the large wooden

building occupied by, White‘s Tea. Rooms, the Tip Top Store, Phillips’ barber shop and Dr. Bimohard's dental parlours» hunting the Market Square on Grafton Street. owned by the estate of the late Mrs. Adam Murray, was purchased by Mr. H. J. Phillips in the interests of o chain store. The sale was privately conducted, the pur- chase price being $10,000.

It is understood rebuilding

operations, will be commenced this falL The present premises are occupied by monthly rental.

The building has a frontage

of 41 feet on Grafton Street and is regarded as one oi the best business locations in Charlotte- town.

Must Not Flaunt “Thanks Badge”

(Canadian Press)

TOIRDINIO, Aug 18-Boy Scouts

in Toronto who wear the Swastlka- shaped "tilhanks Badge" must not flaunt it in public until the present feeling here against the Hitler symbol has subsided according to advice from headquarters. 'I‘he .

mounted- by a Fleur-de-Lys

‘Thanks Badge"-a Swastika sur-

--is or

lglven to friends of scouting f some exceptional good turn.

D U

me Main Building, Exhibition

unds. Shoo shine. 558

“Excellent hot dlnnersand sup-

gtl Exhibition Week, Holy Name all (formerly League of Cross Ball). Proceeds for charity. Tick- its 40 and 35 cents. Children 2lio.I

, 557 ll

“Come to the Ice Qesm Social and Sports at Hunter River, Rink, ‘ Monday evening, August irish. Pro- ceeds in aid of the United Snurch. If not hne, Tuesday. 528.

"Enjoy a wonderful day’s outing

and o good sail to Bonshaw, Boat leaves Sunday morning it a_ o'clock from Bruce Stewart's wharf. Large . boat. Diesel engine. Fare 50 cents return. Bring your picnic basket..

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Commission Recommends A United West Indi

I 68

LONDON \\ll. ll-The ninloi' tion of I. United Walt Indies.

(Canadian ri-eu cable) said was to "encourage the obncen-

_ B0

' in

'commission dealin with the far at least as the colonies B00

racing the Windward and Lee-

imion B political structure of the British of Jamaica are concerned." Bt. West Indies today recommended Lucia would be the administration constitution of a new colony em- centre of the new colony. “Ol be'

cause of historical association but

Wllfd Hllitdl. C0 be known as the for its central location, the pres- British cmbbem menus. ence than of buildinms suitable for

Purpcse of the commigum in a central secretariat and because

making this f¢¢°mmm4|,¢i4,n__ gg its harbor and wharf will shelter

~ ' ,L.sw¢sn»»_~sl\\sai»r_ig

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of real value. such as the first Grand Prize for $600, or one for $300, or one for $200 or one of the $100 cash prizes or a large 20% cash commie sion prize, why not make the proper eiIort to realize your ambition by acting today? Enroll your name at once in The Guardiarrs great cash prize distribution contest and begin immediately on your campaign for the very best cash award possible.

' Reason For Big Contest

Primarily, the object of this big

cash prize distribution is to increase the already large circulation of The Guardian and to win a welcome in every household in the Province of Prince Edward Island, and while da- ing this, ascertain who are the most persevering,, determined men, wo- men and young folk in the Province. lIt is really a campaign that gives hundreds an opportunity to earn

good money each and every weekI for a period of approximately two

Competition is the life of success, it makes achievement worth while. Re-

sourcetulness, patience and “get~V Major George wlmn, in c0m_ therequickr’ are qualities developed mimd. of the New Brunswick and Iin men and Women' every day bi* Prince Edward lslaiid Division of live competition. The contestants the sah,a,_-on Army m_.,k,,s his mst who Wm 50°” be engaged' in the visit to the Islzinri tcrifiy.

mammouth contest for subscriptions will undoubtedly be people \vho ap-

preciate these facts.

. III Ll IA A IIE

Dame opportunity knocks but I R S T W ! 3 B T

den opportunity for you and many _

*"‘“””“‘ P°’“°” °’ "°“’ "””"““’“ Divisional Comman- Dc not let this wonderful oppcrtuu del' F01' N B and 1

place in this day and age. Enroll _ ' your name now in the big contest Major George WIISOH' lwcuuyz

and make a real my cheque for appointed to the command of ‘tha I yourself before one week from tc- New B'““s“"°k and Prime Edw" ,'

Island Division of the Salvation.

pread from one building to another, and for :L time il seemed as if the whole village were doomed. in immediate :danger were the Presbyterian and United (`hu1'ches. the

Nutt’s store.

ln response to a call for help the

fire-fighting equipment oi! Ken- sington and Summerslde rushed to the assistance of the large group

Iof fire fighters, who were striving I to bring ihc flames under control.

I Water was hauled from Kier‘s Wharf, one-half a mile from the

Ihziil, the residence of Mr. Hugh I-iopgoozl. _and Mr. Mac-

under control.

The hay in the barns was de.

stroyed. One animal is believed to

have been bumed. The farm im. plements and the household ef- fects wcre practically nil ricstroycci

'I'he cause of the fire is as yet

unknown At the time of writing

once at every door. She is now . I I

loucu clamour at om_s_ Do n t scene of the fire, and from DarnlcyI _ .

mpeg; her to Si theydoor in. ,nge I Bridge. about a mile away. AfterI it WHS not nossilifc io nscerlaln the

l Guudmn,sb1g competmonls “sob lstrenuous efforts had been put.m0nc".»~- ine /~;- *inc amount of

_ forth, the fire was finally brn\igh°.i"*"'~` ' " ` ` "1" I‘>‘1*l'li\"Z=.

Dam age .By

(Camndian Press)

TORONTO, \Aug 18-Half-a.

million dollars tonight was the I estimate of damage in the '

night. Don't walt mother minute. _ _ Start now and you will find out be- Army’ “°°°"II°m“°_d_ by Mrs' wus” fore you are working ,_ mn day just makes his first visit to this Prov- how easy it will be to earn at least Ime t°d‘“y" on “m"‘I at Bmdm I

a few five dollar bills in your spare they Wm Pr°°°°d by Car ‘O S“m'I umm AUT AT ONCE mouside where he will address ar

meeting this evening. He will con-

_ duct the services Siiiiciny morning

' and evening in Clinrlriitclmm: at

the Citadel.

MAIL IT TODAY!

1 PRIZE, CAMPAIGN DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS

The Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. I,

_ Telephone 482

IIIFURMATIUII GUUPON

GENTLEMEN:

Kindly send me receipt books for taking subscriptions to

my local paper, The Charlottetown Guardian, and fall de- tails relative to the free offer of valuable Cash awards to be

I made in the great profit-sharing campaign.

MY NAME IS .................................. . . . . . .....

I Asa.-ess

I rata.. N0 su-earns.

Contestants should enroll their names now and get

started at once. Send for receipt books now and get an early start. You can make good money each week.

EVERY ACTIVE MEMBER PAID CASH EACH WEEK

' THERE WILL BE N0 DOSEBS

Eton College

Aftermath Ov

Major Wilson has had over

twenty years’ expcrlcuce in Silva-I tion Army work. Ho iormcrlv li:iclI charge of the Syrlnny Division audi North Bay Division. previous to bc- ing Chancellor of the East Toronto Division, which position he left to take up his present duties a few weeks ago.

Major and Mrs. Wilson arc as-

sured or a warm welcome in his province, hath on their mm hciinlf

wake of a. dashing summer clcctrical storm that sprang up early today in western Ontario . :ind rolled eastward with great- cr power tn end eight hours later with a. cyclonlc outburst nt Comwali on the eastern border of Ontario. Loss at Cornwall alone was placed at

$40,000.

others in the field which it covers ` ' '_' ' - --'s

to Bk 1 t 68511. h ' ° 9 17"? 7" »

,,,,§‘;,;y‘§,°§§,,’§§d§’;,fI,° m,§;§, Salvatiomsts Prepare Ex t e n 3 1 U e,rzr~s 1,.-..;.».i.;u_'y:5

tcwaitaminutetodrawasub- E0 W9lC0nl€ NOW Lighthouse

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_you can have it every day you work. ) I __ .

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it su b “nh d _ ' S I 0 tC:1n.'idl.1n Press) Il)onIt bgbashIedl.e(If‘imidityhasno E' Island. n /,wT¥GOmS}_I` Nf S" [`uq'__I8"

Fur- snap! in<lr1_.' ihroucli :lie ..-hh

lioiisc :it .»'\i‘l_=f;i;: nnci cnmplcxcly dc_".iro_\'c<l Ihr nooricn slrlzcturfl, Thi’ lllllithousc had been unoccu- pied since last night when gh, lighll:ceper_ Mrs. William A. l\f~. Donald, lighted the lamp. Cause 0( thc firc was unl»:no\'.'n.

The Weather ,Etb

Fires ignited by lightning destroyed buildings at widely- | separated points, high winds 5 tore up trees by the roots and I sent transmission poles down among tangled wires, and spas- medic outbursts of hail laid I crops fiat' in several areas. In

mo.t cases the squall lasted for I iiitlc more than an hour.

nee t fo. _-,.1 as - I r"\\-__’ ..;.;f;....f" H-M-S Saguewl .iss

f T d I I _Q

"_'"“" "-~ Loses orpe oes K;/e

lliuildings Burned . I -- 1 -».

_ I (Canadian I'reSsl _ ~ , f

At SL Caffleylnes i H/\r.ir‘Ax_ Aug. is--Fisi~.¢~m1cnI

of this port will set out in search

A serious fire involving o. loss of

t Sh ` Farui

`*""‘ _of strange fish tomorrow, Floating; ` "`

. j \su>\=.c '-

rituals Ynoltsslohaisg 1 i°\\ls1 Bc Sailsrfieo

hits fue ~.

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somewhere off Halifax Harbor nrc-I ~".»~-I\n\h .I 1-Ivlhfh.l`1‘\`~I`|\'I'~I\‘

I $3,000 took place n nws ' _ _ ' __ _

I St. Catherines. fI`li»'.i1'sdny i1ltci'uoouI two 'Un “sh "I°mUd°cS th_m' I about 1 dclocl; wlirn buildings own- > formvd BMI' of the dpstrodcr edby Mr s ir Cul-.\-.il New Hn-cu IS”-‘f“"'"‘"‘Y`S *"m‘““"“*~

. . . . - ,_ _ _ _ _

were de5u_05__dA TWU Llrgc bm.nS_ aI ‘Tln._v were lost|Thursdo_v morn I coach housvv ,, piggfry :uni ri im, ing while the rics.roicr.< crew was house fell viflim to ilw finnws. ml Hniragcd in isrscf nractloe b<‘!\\'@€n addition some i`:i1'ni iiuiilcmfuiis. hay Pennant, Point mid Sambro Island and gram Wm, d,-__.,.L,-(Wd, light. The rudder adjustment ‘ The loss \\ is pnriiall covered by WhlCh bl‘0U8l1I5 Ih<‘m CIYCUD8 bidi

Fresh to strong south and south-

west winds; partly clourly nitli a fciv .scaticrcd siimvcrs.

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Of Jamaica ’s Tropical S to rm

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Aug. 18.- (OP. Cable) -Weary and bereaved citizens of Kingston and St. Andrew tonight faced a. water famine as a. result of 'Iluesday's storm and floods, which left scores dead and caused property damage estimated at be- tween $2,000,000 and $3,000,000. In both cities water mains were

destroyed or broken by the floods and there appeared to be no escape from the shortage before repairs were completed.

Meanwhile relief stations had been

established. for the relief of homo- less and suffering victims of the

Masters Kil

ETUN, England, Aug. 18-(0. P.

Cable)-Word was received at Et-

Bodics of the men, who left hers

in the Bernina Massif. The victims

er and eldest con of the Bishop

ated by Governor Sir Romford

. ._ _. y

led insurance. A large crowd gathered, to the ship, failed. and Silbsvfiilvnt

but was helpless to snvc the build- search for thc "fish" proved un-

ings.

2.1 $.12 .“:‘.”.§;’§‘..i’. Conditional Release Of

°"'"bm'm°"° Mahatma Gandhi Offered §f‘i‘I'»i7~"'i”I~“'-I-~"'-'f~'-l ~ .;5

several darl IUO for a holiday, were _._-~~ mpartod found at the foot of H- POONA, India, Aug. 18-(A.P.>- privileges were offered him to car dup wail of rock on Rloseg Park The British Government for India on thc work in behalf of the

offered M. K. Gandhi his liberty

won H. E. Hwnon, E. V. Slater. E. today, on condition he qui civil but these did not satisfy Gandhi. tonight M 1, _“L W. Powell, all housemasters and C. disobedience, ns he began lhc third He began to show signs of weak- su.. ms nh. .-v.~.~w,- in -1_m ....4 R.. White-Thomson, assistant mast- day of "a fast unto death" ness today from his fast and

Gandhi began tho fast l>cc_uisc.

of lilly. _ he said, the Government prevcntcdIbo sct free- if lic would abnn

Powell, widely known as an oars- him from carrying on his campaign In.ll civil disobedience against Brli

mln. was an old Oxford Blue and against iintoiiclmbillty .n lhc man-Irule. Gandhi was stoning out winner of the Diamond Sculll at ner in which hc dcslird wliile a._n. disobedience campaign WHPI1

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