PAGE Tpiv Brings Speedy Comforting Relief To llREll, Alllllllfi, BURNING FEET

This ivun-li-rful pri-puruti-m no“ lnimn Bil owi- (‘uumla as Jlimn- 1- Emerald Oil is so efficient in Ill--

lreuruieut of common every-lily font troubles that the unbearable soreness linl piiln oficn stop with one app ice-

‘hill. Ali-film's Eimirnlii Oil is safe and .;|\ r ll rim-sift \iil\lll or . ~ lilili‘. it in an pou-t-r- .:it iunst iinplcitsiiut from "sun-sire font quickly killed. Ont- re know will show you beyond nll q-n-siinn that you have st Inst dis rownwl rho way in solid font coin- Full ti.» nu nrlliillll luuili- of .‘rllllll"i I-Tnurulil (ljl .\n\' rlrutzcist in in.-

eouiitri‘ will he gin-l in supply you.

In Memoriam

' I15 MRS. JOHN FISKE

i \ | V‘ . l- 5“ -" The parishioners-of Tracadle I ‘ 1 d2 ' Cross and surroundmg districts

were greatly; shocked and grieved on April 28. when death claimed a lovcd and highly respected res‘.- dent. Mrs John Fiske (nee Ma- tilda D0310. French Village), in’ the 78th year of her age. Possessing all the noble quali-

icci an); atirmpt to carry mail or

The Central Guardian

This column is reserved for news of local interest, but advertising of n newsy nstu s may be inserted at 5 cents a word. strictly psy- able in adviince.

('0 0K'S for Photographs.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-978t

GAPS Advertisement of vege- tables and flower plants will ap- lwai" in this paper Monday, June ". L-8-5-30-2i

F.

REV. II. FENWICK will preach on Sunday. June l. at Alex- andra at 11 a.m.; Hazelbrook 3 .m.

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Cross Roads ‘l p.m. standard t L

FOX RANCIIERS! Let us help you with your iced problems. We have 15 years oi practical experience and dozens of Experiments to back up our information. Write ior our New Booklet on Feeding the Fox, covering the whole veal". Interna- ional Fox A‘: Animal Foods. Ltd.. Summersicte, P. E. I. L-57l.

PLANES GROUNDED- Trans-

Canada Airlines planes were grounded here yesterday due to "blc weather. Low ceiling

s most oi‘ the day prevent-

passcngers to and from h/loncton, N.B.

ties vi-hich (iisiinguish true woman-

hood. she had a host oi friends. y Of a quiet and tinassuming dis- position she nevertheless took an

active part as long as health pcr- I niiiil-d, in all that concerned the‘ religious and charitable work oil the community. never too busy to,‘ attend to the needs or the church or to assist the sick and infirm. It can be truly said of her. "she had a heart of gold in which burned the fires of divinc love." No one ever appealed to her iind camel away empty-handed. Her doorsl were always open to let the wan- derers in. Having been a devoted client of s ‘ut Joseph in life, it scenic-d

of that good saints patronage. 'l‘he funeral. which was lurgey amended. took place on April 30th fioin the family residence to Si. Bniiavc-nture C urch. 'I‘racadie. A '"li Mass was celebrated for the so of her soul by Rev. K Muc- P P.. who also officiated 1 Inlcrml-nt took place

i

She leavrs to mourn bcsidrs her ind. three sons and

s: Herbert, Winslow and Alfred, of Tracadie; Mrs. M Handrahnn. Pcakcs Station. and M. of Si. Joseph. Sister of Our Iwrlv of Charity (Good Shepherd). I-"l-iiantcn.

'i‘h- many Mass cards. spiritual nfiiri’ and messages oi sym- pnhv irstify to the esteem in v. nich she w s held. R. I. P.

flAt Borden. May 26 . ud Mrs. Wilfred Mac-

Wood Islands, a daughter. BPRHOE-Ai the Prince Edward I

A, DEATHS

ircm her ziauzhters home 253 Fitz- rvv street. Fr‘ i morning at 8_45 to Si. Dunsians Basilica thence to iii-man Catholic Cemetery.

IIOUFJIAN -- t hcr JOINS ii S‘ cl- n v ' cr, loticr n, TI ‘.1I‘5~ d .\'l.l_\‘ 20, IJ-li. Barbara Ann I.‘ llhiil. age ill year: The fun-

. will he hold Snturdnv morning . '1 n. m. iDQTl l’: mi lir-r latc "iii-c in S‘. D"iis .i.'- s Rrwfl ta "iticr- i) L29 Roman Catlicli: 1 lT‘.€’.'.‘l'_‘-‘.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of my dear wife an] cur mother. Mrs. Donald A. 1'" I211. Ilcsable, who passed away Iilny 30. 1939.

Two yccrs have passed since that‘

sail tidy, When (wit hkllfd one we loved so

well.

We lovcii her then. we love her still 1-. rget hcr no. we never. will.

inserted bv licr Loving llusband

and Family-

L-030-5-30-li.

Ca rd Of Thanks I

We wish to express Our sincere: appreciation to all our friends for their kindness and sympathy in our recent sad bereavement.

Mrs. Seth McLean, Wm. McLean L-838-5-30-li.

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N. D. MGCLe-l...

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER Charlottetown and

|Minisicr King. Ottawa. and others of the Agriculture Dcpartment in the interest oi Maritime farmers. 1Choesc was the chic-f topic of dis- g CllSSliJll. ,homc this evening.

funeral of Mrs. Bridget McTague

i. whore Hish .\

A sooiv with pile driving apparatus. which was to leave here yesterday for the Wood Islands car fe.';v ter- minal, was unable ‘ because conditions, Mr. H. E. nliller, Eliglfi- ccr with the Ferlcral Deparnicnt oi Public Works. H8 added that the necessary ad- justments to the loading ramp at the terminal would be made 1m. 111001111011‘. It was found that thr ramp was not <uiiah‘e :0 in» pyincg Nina's deck. The fvrvy will begin her Rltfiglfifll Wood Island; (ll-fl Caribou,

511110101115 by Honour. Lieuten-

Campbell and Dr,

May 29, i941. to _. H. H. Shaw, Su- ;._-v Bul-ymm Char- D~"11l11011(ll‘l11~ 0f Eflllliili on. The vafrclrciory will be l".‘_ifl bv Dean

_ Robinson.

‘mot also Lca Iiiiiulngion and Jack

CAR ACCIDENT - A sight car accident occurred in the city yes- tcrdziy ivhen a c1; backing zrom a Dflfklllq spin-v, \\.n in collision u-iih anoint-r. iiriicu by a woman proceeding south on Queen Street. It happened at the corner of Kent and Queen Streets.

ATTENDED M0 ‘TRIBAL CON- FERENCE — Mcs s. Walter R. Shaw, Deputy MlnlSiEl‘ of Agri- culture. and W. I... Brenton. Dairy Inspector, have been in Montreal this ivcck. consulting with Deputy

They expect to arrive

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The

as oi Requiem was .\' Rvv. P. D. McMahon. D.D.

ansvsrniizsTrsfr-o m: nmmm

to make the trip of unfavorable veal cr

said last niciit

schedule as Wm a; 90551519

PRINCE 0F W TION- The Con

ant Governor B. W. LePage, Ad. dresses will be given by Prt-mier

friends here. Mr. Riggs also meg a large number of Islanders in Cal- Eflll’ Particularly Biiv Strickland.

Hilglics.

(‘LFJRING “WEATHER EX- PECTl-l") — Clearing weather ap-

FARM FOR SALE

50 acres of T5511 Oyster Bed Bridge formerly owned by Gerard Gallant.

Apply to ltlcLi-an and McKinnon ltoynl flunk Building, Charlotte-

town. L-i7-5-30-3i

T00 Late To Ulasify i335 iris c155 “ ' “nliv_“wlfivfi work on farm. Apply Morell Hotel L-ll. role SALE-ll-IRLS ' '" BICYCLE. Apply Hclcn Dcvercaux. New

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During the past several weeks >wili issue final instructions. The the organization machinery of the following 011191111 ‘991959111311111/55 Victory Loan Campaign Commit- were in attcndalwé. tees for Queen’; and King's Coun- i-ies has been functioning pre- Kllll’! C0"!!! paratory t0 launchi the greatest financial drive in anadian hls- Georke M80D0fllld. south Lake;

tory. Preliminary meetings or dis- Melvin J. McQuaid. Souris; nan-y trict chairmen have been held. A. fifmcls- P0101110; J. A- M30" lists of prospects have been pre- Kenzie. St. Peters: Harold Broth- pared. methods of procedure and ers. Cardigan; N011 040901111011. operation studied. and eve pos- Lorne Valley; R- T- 04119198011- sible detail to make the who e plan Dundas: Martin Currie. MOHIBBUBC

a success thoroughly checked over Yesterday the army of’ fighting

men. the men who will actually G. Picketts. Murray River; Emer- flght the battle of dollars 0n till‘ 50H J0lm5l0fl. Murray RlVETS L. H. financial front was mobilized in Douala“. Georlemwll; Harry M11" the city. The came in to receive lcr, Montafllle. RR. 4.

final instruct ons prior to going

over the top at zero hour on June Q0000’! (700111!

2nd.

and patriotic citizens of two coun- ties ready to give of and ability in the cause of Empire.

After

as they are properly

ficial the

The vices

by F. tesy of the Walters where they saw the offi- ciai government War Loan 194i. A picture the pa- triotic appeal of which must have stirred the innermost soul of every

man.

intense pride of ilic lighting so gloriously for freedom

and j

Adjouming to the Charlottetown Hotel for a luncheon meeting pre- sided over the genial county. they heard an inspirational

address by the provincial Cllilll‘—‘ H, HUGHES. man Mr. J. LeRoy Holman of The Victory Loan is a challenge Summerside followed by a short to the people of Canada and Prince

talk

Chairman W. H. V. Dunbar. Char- lottetown.

Getting clown to Mr. E. M Bagnall the Provincial Organization Com-

mittee in a splendidly clear and people. This Province has respond- liicld manner outlined the duties ed nobly to the cal for men. Our of the canvassers and general gallant navy lads are sailing the

methods of procedure. So well did

was held ywstcrday morning from Mr. Bagnall present the programme boys are sweeping the skies and the resident-e other -0n. Ernest Mc- and so intelligent and receptive the Maple Leaf adorns the uni- Taguc ‘.0 st, Dunsizurs Basilica the audience it was. apparent that forms of military llnlls 1119 W°m1

it was thoroughly understood and no difficulty

ii: ll€ animn g cemetery (‘ill IOHH CK*11\='!01'.‘.'. Tho pall- Mr. A. F. McQunid, chairman for and greatest appeal let us show

The pallbearers were John Wgb- beniwrg were; Mess John Po‘1.'ird, King's County. and Mr. A. F. the way to the rest of Canada. let Sift‘, P11 k Smith. John Weir. P-N K111111101. J. A. Griffith. T. W. L. Campbell, chairman of King's us furnish our gallant lads with J ‘in co i. fuaurlce Kelly and PFOWFP. D1‘; F‘. C. Dougnn and County Organization Committee the tools they so sorely need to 'l‘.'~otnas 5 llll Nliinucl Gailaut, were also present and assisted. '1‘o- finish the job. Meet the canvassers

inorrow evening at 5 p.m the City Canvassers will meet in the Board of ‘Tracie Rooms where Mr. P. W.. Turner. chairman of the Queens County Organization

pehrid1F:i€§ri€§fi§7lisii5ib1- " finial; wldcstfilgslblem b05157 We

weather broke about irii 1 night. Yesterday the wind rtached a velocity of 34 miles-arr . Warren Burns, weather

the Fa rm

temperature this, month might be

Mr iziguc. Ma~ 24. 194i. _ . -1 eliflTl-“es l lo ' ' e. Tie top readrnz was customed to obtain from the rest

m mlwlll‘; Richards" Cvlwfcilllltllpthlyd“ L..~"-°“'1111ak? dvczlirleglsagabovd zero on Mav i: oi the world- She will have I10

\'.;no.i RlYPl‘. a son, l ‘ '1'” 11mm“! ‘Fm Hml- M11‘ But that warm wave did not; last means. unaided. of breaking the MMQ - M “m” °l 511111951" long and since then alzuost oontfn- vicious circle. She can export few

(‘ONDON-At the Kings County ‘(ma mo" "g: A 190°" 0i 199 ued cool weather has been exper- goods until she has, first of all re- I.’ mun. Montague, Mav 21, 194i. 1°" 5 “'°'1< “"11 b? Elven by Pwf- lcnced. ceived the necessary raw mater- m ',. and Mm n.0,... Condo“ aglaeilichnrcir. glfiegrilitipal, in ____________ 1.11s, wasteful wartime cultivatilons c m" y _ ‘ _,_ _5 108 0 r. ._ D. Steel. in many lands will leave agr cu- l‘ l‘ Mn’ a 5°“ Jljgifigllltflolilnvilllli‘) Isa CDllllllCtEl tril nis Personals ture almost a?“ weak ast indiégtry; l\l' 'l’lll'llf—\l 11c Kiivls County- ~ 4 ‘ L‘ rvccn _i 1105s — , thus Europe w face vas pro ems .1 Mi... 1.9, NI-(Ty gm 194p 371001115. (lltiltimus and certifcarcs C0l15l0b1° Cllusll“! 15 l“ 011a‘ of general demobilization with a w ML And M“ “on Macpme’ \\.ll bc presented to the sur-zc-ssful sent confined to hzs hcme through genera] “ck or the necessary

illness. -

EDEN OUTLIBIES

(

member of the family shall realize

-——~— ernment’ approval of any general- .._ i RETURN mom vascocvan- its 0W" 011811101" W1 Part1?" "5 Iy-anproaed scheme for tighter M? 511g {MFS- Frtalilk t Rlggs have 0W; E1115 1,1,1 “be”? °i “msclmlcc political. economic and cultural ‘tlfles . R ‘._‘ l, L d H ie urnc rom a rp n the West- i1" 0915')" _ _ anion Arab nations, and he s- 101:0 millilbzosilltcllilllllfllnyll. Gl3l§o§§§n_ crn Coast whore they visited tlicr 3- 'W? '10,“? 1931"“ i‘ “$50” claimlld for Britain any designs of “Ir,n(lm‘,\1‘“,3'ntl1 m 2 n,“ so.) Hamid who resides m Cm", In the intcnm between the two any kind on the mdependence o; y» u y... .»..,,{,p..',ce or ha, brother brookc. B. C. The visitors spent W315- We k110i" 1110111“ 95°31)” Cjm Iraq in which British forces are waft-Ora‘ Gorddn to Brudeneu most of their time in Vancouver be found from the curse which Las seeking to protect on we“: and * and met a lot of Isanders includ- 1>°ent,13'111Bé111 1311101’? “Cggflomljig pipelines against rebels. . ___ . M . ng Rev. Father “Dolf" McIntyre ma “B s" v1°5@""1¥,, i‘ ‘- gnfg‘; Q4‘,,P°l,r;l,,n:rllélnfigl of Cranhrooke who was formerl a 11931111 l" “my Fmmlry- Will Not Enduro I'll police 1H».- l ' football star horn and WllO asked 4- The Ulllwd slatis “ml other e“ “ ' Ybout mains’ of lhc old-time ath- "110? l0Qflllgitgigilkllzjiiiyvlliglgdallnqwr As for Hitler's regime andm its i. " _. , - P“ 1"" 1P1‘ Nlftllflflll-‘lll. a native P1115 1° ' - ' f,” “remarkable and ruthless ml ary 51321;: $53 of I-IlZPll1l'0Oli_ in this province, 1l1°1'1 l0 P03091111 11011141195 "1191 “l” achie' merits" in Europe. he pre- G_‘i]al'n_"a;_,,,d '39 wars‘ Funerdl also made inquiries about olrl W51‘; the British Comimmllflfl-ll (11cwd;‘-Th'g vast and sinister (ab.

ean contribute from the enormous overseas stocks oi’ food and m. ials which it will have acciimula

Ambrose Wailing: and Jack Mac- 901 his Wing away wiih the Gestapo. food. who (v-rr- formal-iv in busl. Quislincs and much else besides. nrss hero and are now engaged in 17°71'11"" Mu“ may PM‘ Every German in r15 heart must; lllii clnvgoods business with M155 . know and fear this. He has good Ifzzlc Pasunore. another former 5~ "U110" 11 SY-‘lem °l ‘"3’ w" reason to do so. The reckoning Plunder. Iicrirv Jenkins oi’ the 011011110 000F101“ °"»_ 17011110115’ will indeed be wide and fierce."

chain grocery stores 1371 was an- 11111500131’ i1 Dflfl- B111 1-919 1 ‘my Dealing win the Nazi-sponsored lO‘ll€“.‘ Islander whom Mr. Riggs a firm distinction: we must new; ary-w order." the foreign secretary

fonci that Germany is the worst mastri" Europe has Yet Kllowll- F11“?

times

violated the peace. She must nev- er be in a position to pay role again. Our political and mili- tary terms oi peace will be desliln- ed to prevent many‘s misdeeds

the pol

not less than at home. It will

bc ers

post-armistice period,

CY

and the wide fluctuatlions nf _i_ employment and prices which LONDON _(CP)__ After seven were the cause of so much m s- weeks m cperauon a Y_M_O_A‘

ery in the 20 Years between the twn wars.

1.

make such relaxations 0f our war-

time

permit revival of international

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Haven. L-6. ‘ trainees, JUST wnsr YOU have been waiting for, i941 Wflys. Chcapcst operating stand- ard sized car built. T. G. Ives. L-15-5—30-2l s -__-_--_—--,--—i ECONOMY CAR. SAVE AS YOU fun, Enjoy comfort and dur- "

abiliiv in the '41 model Willys. See them today at our show- room. T. G. Ives,

L-i5-5-30-2i

WANTED C A I’ A B I. E MAID. Plain cooking. Good wages i Country girl preferred. Apply M. Guardian L-l3-5-30-2i.

LOST-SPARE TIRE BETWEEN McEwenfis Mills. West St. Peter's and Charlottetown on pave- ment. Finder leave at McEwerfls Garage or Guardian Office.

o++¢

at

rm: cnAigi_._Q_'ij_r_i=rrnwN__r:ii/iizmm

ictory

Wilfred Watterworth, Montague; L. M. McKinnon. Kilmuir; Rev. W.

Forty of the most intelligent

John MacKay, Emerald, R. R.; Augustine MacDonald, lilmerald. R 11.: John L. McGuigan, Hope Signing on as canvassers or River; James L. LePage, Rustlco: called of- P. G, MacEachern. Victoria; L. T. they were_l3eaton. Bonshaw; Arthur P. Sim- mons. Crapaud; Theo. J. Linz. Wheatley River; Wm. McDou all. Hunter River; Murdock Cutci fie. Hunter River; Geo. E. MacLean, N. Wiltshire; Morrison MacLean. N. Wiitshire; Neil Matheson, Corn- wall; A. D. Feehan, Mt. Stewart; Mac carver, Vernon River; J_ A. Moore. Ch'town. R. R-i M. W. Mac- Donald. Grand View; A. G. Put- nam. Eldon; J. IJEstrange, Eldon; Roland Braton, Winsloe.

Charlottetown

W. G. Hogg. C. H. Black. L. Stevenson, Edwin Johnstone, I-I_ L. Scar, Jas. walker. Jas, Robinson. Robt. I-Iyndman, P. W. Clarkin. B»

their time

representatives uests of the Prince Edward re, kindly placed at the ser- of the campaign committee G. Spencer, and the cour-_ local manager Mr_‘

picture Victory

and created ivitliin him an great nation

ustice.

Mr. J. A. Webster

gliairman for Queen ‘s

Edward Island. It is a challenge to us to show that of our own frce will, we are ready every one of us, to make the sacrifices which are needed to win this war. and show our enemies the strength of a free

given by Provincial Vice

actual work chairman of

seven seas, eagle eyed Canadian

cvcr. We have met every call for '

will be experienced financial assistance. in this last

with a smile and ready T851300“- There ls but one task for all one life for each to give: What stands if Freedom fall; Wlio dies if England live!

Committee

Loan Canvassers. _ _ Meet To Complete Plansiflrganiugd hgrg ,T|'3|||p,fl|g buys iili talent Ill

ilorps will he ‘lffllllil. lffllllll. .

An im rtant organization meet- ing of he Canadian R/td Cross Corps in this province will take place tonight in the Prince of Wales

iAre marching

Yes. all over this broad Dominion

Palmer, Provincial commandant of the Corps, pruning.) The urpose of this meeting is organ ze the. women of Charlottetown for spec-l *“‘...i::::.‘"s ‘.'.'...'.i.iii’..“..3?lé"€§.....i camel. you“. m. m“ mm port. om“ admlmstrdfloh ‘mdltlifieir mark in the days to conic. nursing will be given when thel .§,R°‘.§,“‘fi,.'f$$,”l Alla? llltlilslmalrilamw

and ireedom of the tne over 200.000 in the n:

ing period of two hours each Mon-l day and Thursday night until the I Lmee medic“ ex“ course is completed. PTGRLETIOC in m; and agwmgon e the Transpoft course will be given l thirty flppucanf‘ go; to applicants who have taken the Ford motor course and have their come through St. John's Ambulance Corps certifi- ' expected to cates. In all the who possess the Ambulance Corps 04198011’ b and some certificates will be given the pre- I W111 09 11158900111060- ference. These women wfll provide T11 the personnel for ire disaster relief b01113 P1050111- 101‘ B $110" W110 Mid committee in the province. ‘me W111“ 50050 111° ca!" $9001"

Tonight's meeting will s: address- 9-110’ °1 the 10011110 =5 01¢ 0000M ed by Miss Plcketts. Provincial very ldmrmwhll’ 155ml ‘hem- we Chairman of the Canadian Red ca“ “w” “m” w“ 98551113 m the“ Cross corps in New Brumy [k and minds. kvVe know it meant much Dc- Mls cammne Macuan‘ Commm tans? tdgy nan made the big clecis. sloner of N. B. and P. E. I. Divis- ' 101:1 o .11 me“ 065:] 1°“ of the Red Cross This was‘iii‘.i.‘é°t..“"‘flimfeaiftiiifmdi- w“ mrmerll’ ‘he w°m°11'5 V0111"- interfere lilltlh their fans c we“ m“ Service “m5- '1he Ma quota llllhlCill is 137 l

Dumlil 1119 ‘30111595- ‘"0105 H“ l0 now nearrlig com letion aid it is be given. the women will be dven’ x d m 1p -‘ s special an.“ m the 8mm l- ie pccie at a though iecruitng d a‘ m‘ i d, m s _ i101 it did not start until May 12th. 0 W i "0011 181")’ bombs and that on the 31st we Will be among gas. They will also be taught to the first in the Dominion to an. read maps and compasses,

nounce 0. K. Then we will startinl is‘? TELLS 0F HUGE

n the June quota, which is ex-P 1)

xamimng over the mechan-

and some others are

(Continued fronLpage

will be ample opportunitv to get m

ordering the populgfljgn w shuggerl mechanized units in June.

windows and stay of; the su-eetsl The citizens committee for re-

where the Axis troops were; pamml cruiting in Prince County is May-or

ma. Ia. E. Campbell, Lia-Colonel J. AJ "Greeks believed the order was M110

Phee and B. W. Robinson. M. L. Riven t0 avoid a riot begause o; {pi A.. of Summerslde. They will make aijixein detachments heading the p3,». additions to this committee in the