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‘,‘,THE “WESTERN GUARDIAN

nsybobooghtdolly t be , btoroohslllnorzld-o? ‘hm

deliveries on

Water Street. bran-lu- Street. buibeoeuvereausnyiromiasmrnerria. stuporhrwllewrwull- Immature-canteens, "u ‘m y", “do! to the boy relboaslbh for "u. "uh

l-IADIATOI 8.01601’ Bell ob- Mill.

. teinoblo t n: ‘ . " ’ ‘fault Brace’; s42? ‘ -- will: "" a. "x ......~ .,,.r.'r.r‘itrd"i.airriarr""i """ "M" ' ' - " ' O1‘ . wee-c marasi- 3T2!“ ' "m" ——- i t- ' Wale“- g. “It ‘ "Wnrgeeluu! c “w... -al.aurox weanem A . N w" " -'-— - - Hellm- fiorse Racesyln rill’ BUM“ GRANVILLE ,ALBEBTON kllbrnlal-lktzigolgr‘ ggogewl Hospitfildat fiflberton. Four Jun rom: - luvs was .- 351, I-adallggrgiiglv be roentered‘ : asses. res merits ,4 M “viola » 8,5,“, ______ . tillllll’ N n H" Wm fl - __c!NTnAL ‘In! U“ Ba u a orry us: , l; . 40M; 1-0 Alberton Prince Fellowship. Rev. DPM. Prgsesi", ““l>i.‘i‘.i‘."é'§,'”<-I1§'.‘.'.“'r".'sit.'l""" ,wmty mnlbl 0n. lg’ Minister. There will be no serv- ._ ,. _ 1am. My ltt-Iw vnl-‘HM _ices for Sunday, Aug. 2'1. ~_munent saloons. . -; s-aa-ii

__ 50g WOUNDED- Mr with

y August 30th Bl ‘. rside. Et-gp-Imnilglillltlfi- Twlll“ Cw‘- , m) T. c e -

40s sane - ante

h" (.0.

and ning for Charlottetown

e ltaservo- B

',. on sans wednesduni “AUCT! Home's Showrooms.‘ complete household Mrs. “film-July after he “mp-almost two i ood n tien. Mrs.‘ ciltugzaewrorrsnachwst. Elggnors.

36-11. l“

Friday afternoon in

. Stewart Mt. Pie lint, hi5

returned home

years. He seas-in December, i942;

ada, arriving in

‘-wsu. BABY curuc every the Public

-—WOUNDED ISLANDER HOME Pie Cecil‘

from‘ serving in the army for. went over-, and was in| the bottle-field almost six months where he was wounded the second me and was sent “back to Can-

ALSO SHORT SUBJECT

glealth Nurse's Ofgizihe. Town Hail, Shows 7:30 - 9:15 lllfllflBfl 6 rom 4.30 . . s-itaafie-tr Saturday at 2.30

v I

SUMMBRSiDE da-Jisufihlifiltiuiluinioiiaaoid

“T- ifax on a -PLENTY of endless threshirll h M, ‘h, _ 1 , on mug m”. Mrs. can,“ m.» ______ Nelw llb. __ m“ féedergcgon, 01mm“ l-Zgfifii - M?! 1M. Whittingham fformJ

r fl parking s e lifmbiitplitinlgeoCNlll. station. jtmids has been completed a

mJC.

... CONGRP ’-' ' the r dydiltlilghtcr was born ' Ir; Claude Lewll. Yolk-- i n, m; former Miss

' ULATION

> Knitted and

if. Delaney. M. D-i

‘Phone 65-1. 3-35-

‘in France. ‘invasion of France began.

.-l-‘0R SALE -- Frosst dz Woo

Nb, ft. MeCormack Binder

l. Weeks. Bayview

ca». fcrmeriy a resident of Valley, has arrived home

overseas. rfter se-vinv for aPDTCXF Jam” Ram“

Jnsmts g vastly InlJIVVCd IPPQU" on

Mr d

{fin d?“ her sister Mrs

“Ml-ed intends in res‘de with hcr

m, n, daughter of Mr and Mrs .3,,:se; Waugh, North Bcdeque—S

- _.|‘0lt SALE. -d Chgroilelt Nde- i i941 . er a o. fzggoigg?“ Good jig‘: m,” new his birth. August 7th. when friends‘. m, gpflng and two last fall, newly ' froniefilharlofitlgtolwn uigmStilimtn-ierside i ‘ h ld. R db. u l! °m 1' c m’ “u e a embled at his homeeto do hiln hOTI- ‘ summgrgidg, ,0r on this auspicious occasion. Mr. gr Schurman ha". been for many years ' a very successful farmer at Link- letter Road and the high esteem in‘ which he was held Was shown on-l

eater and defroster. Price $1.000-

,‘ .- SON WOUNDED — Mr and an, William Casey. Svmmerside iilve received word that their son. n-uik, has been wounded tn action ‘ Information a; to the my", of wounds has not yet been laziie available. Another son Cpl. "Antoine Casey was killed in action 1p prance shortly after the Westg

binder No. .1 improved with car- risrssnnc. Massey-Harris Binder right cut both iii working cgridition or m , r x- gall,b$eii.kil(ilugillid "Elia: lgerghgrfiyn: Charlottetown. held a session of Ind driving horse. bot 8 years o d. - A, .._ _ _ w l; House in Sumrncrside on Thurs- “. 1d bhd $125 0o each gigfill’: day which adjourned at six p. m. t

in

b who has since rher vacation visiting her

de. She was Maisie

Mr. William Schurman of Linklet- ter Road. was very pleasantly re- mernbered

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his birthday when he was the rc-

and all good wishes. The evening was very pleasantly spent in gam- es of various kinds and the singing of favorite songs. Afterwards the company all sat down to a delic-

' by s bcautifi‘ birthday cake. Before

d] departing his friends ioined in

‘ ringing "Tbr he's a jolly good kl- iow"—S.

-rrtoas'ra con-Er _ Hon. Harold L. Palmer. Probate Judge.

the Probate Court in the Court

The estates of Mrs. Jessie Steeves

4K)“; rgblyF-‘QVERQEAQ _, late of Summerside. Chester Simp- Jo- WE. MacAusland of Sumnfifi-l from McMurdo late of Summerside and

son late cf Malpeque. Miss Flora Hunt late of summc ide, David J.

late of Summer-

“my, W, and a ha" Y9“; Wm,‘ side hazi the Succession Duties fix-

the Royal Canadian Air

pent ed and accounts passed. The lawy-

overseas’ p0 hhcmmand h” been ers acting in the estates were T.

transferred to en airforce station in Leland Carflifl, His wif-e and emu dtaousht- Cvmvwn- Ema-ti trliilnmtbi one non

n e m n Macmmmd Summerside andM

Tuesday Aug 22nd. in" never met his

until altim-

D A N C E -at Snmmersh. lllgh School Auditorium 30th. l-Mllel’ Auxiliary. Canadian Legion

Jmceds for Cigarette Fund

Ne. 62 C. A. 1B.) T. C. Orchestra

Permission of Major

Robertson, Officer Commanding.

3y lllnd A. S.

Summrrsfdt’

no?“ AL cam)

“IKPDYRIfi

r tin an you!“ daugfeg lotte

C. C. F. MEETING

MALPEQUE HALL ,

Monday, Aug. 2s, At s.ao r. n, MR. W. B. PINCH -

of Regina, Saskatchewan, will address this meeting

Linkletter, T. Lowell H. Strong. Mor- ley M. Bell. Heath Strong. all of Kenneth M. Mar- d H. F cPhee of Char- town. Col. C. J. Stewart, Suc- - cession Duty Officer for P. E. I. acted for the Provincial Govern- 1 ment and D. O. Stewart was as- sociated with him-S.

Personals

-_._ _-Miss Minnie A. Peters cf Bos-

in Summersi‘ eizhteenyears, the intuit 0! Clara Pery.

...wsrd has been received that t James Hogan, son of Mi; and s JP. Hogan, Summersiue, is} now servintl with his battery l“ France — 5

_.Miss Mods. Casey has returned! fnMontreol after spending three weeks with her Dflfmli- Ml’. 8nd Mrs. William Casey, Summersldg

Miss

_atis| Theresa LeCiair. Moncton,‘

arm -. er n . .

Mrs. Pohailqmdioir. limollche- -5

..)“lt 58% Arthur Roger R. C. A. ll‘. wirelesg operator, Ottawa and Mrs Rogers, the former Beryl Rldmmld o: NS. are spending I week; visit with the formers par- ent; m- end Mrs Uewllyii; R05"!-

, has cost d letter, micro James End's: ‘Petitcodq lav, stating that a son, John Gord- on, has been born to her Ind

b d that Mr Cross was for a um the pastor of North Bedcqlle

,__ Bfly IdamPlHdyti has tllieen spending __ MEN QOMPLETED_ a. very easan vaca on on Prnce PAVE T Edward Island after an absence of “mm- about 8i vears. On her way home m; she was met, be her son P0. w.w. [ram returned

_ 5 overseas. Mrs Whittingham spent mother, lfilfs Edit‘. PilrdyIaEIVeri-ion grid with; c count a“ ren s and rea ves n UHXIHGT", e y p‘ si accompanied back by Crabb who -s

J—J-—- — HONORED ON BIRTHDAY-

oi the anniversary of

cipient of many tokens of regard

ions feast. the table being centred

., ._. - ; di t; "W the jury find that ‘on has been slgltg-nhn lirlghié ‘Li, lirlgelfyeliilélltfing tile evidence 0i the

, A i M ti oroner Wallace A. Frifrlirll’ mreeirestig their daxllgshtei; geld: ygsgici of éheMPcgce-reglzl- _ _- e . r. n i . n. . . .. - Claudia of ontreal I gnted tale grovmfs‘ ..Mrs Ralph MacCauil, North

l Hev James cross. It will be remem-i _.__ Paris. The first French

E [fought back throughout the night.

the city, along the Place de Concorde, before the Chamber of .D¢pilti8B, toward Les Invalides, as|

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—1f you're a Hardy Family fan, and who isn't? you'll enjoy the new M-G-Mfliim at the Capitol The-

gtreblltfs “Andy Hardy's Blonde gilcllgbé? the] ghwbrvbebllv in lavas rou c". . e ays pane m e a Mickey Rooney, as the irrepres- i| an extra mp eve" d" during 01d‘

| siblc Andyl sets off to follow his fathers footsteps at Wainright College and learns to his delight that it is now co-ed. His troubles begin on the train where he meets ! Bonita Granville bound for Wain- right. Herbert Marshall, dean of

Twins, only since the twins. in order not to be separated, are pre- tending to pe one person. and kee Andy in a perpetual state of con-

fusion.

Attracicd to Bonita

, Andy ,mcdiately, but it is ‘that although Bonita likes Andy ishe is much more interested in lI-Icrbcrt Marshall. When they ar- rive at school Andy trics to help

the twins out of their predicament

and only succeeds in getting him-

self into trouble His affairs with

| Bonita aren't going well either. He i". so miserable that iic decides to leave college rather than risk blemishing his father's good name. But before he can go the Judge arrives and sets everything rights and Andy then decides to settle down to a happy scholastic career.

I

lnqueslTdo {Death 0f Daniel

-Ross Concludes

A coroner's jury at _Borden last night concluded its inquiry into the cause of the death of Daniel Ross of that place who was killed on Tuesday afternoon when a C. N. R. motor trolley on which he was riding jumped the rails.

The jury brought in the follow-

section gang that were on the trol- ley, the same evidence being very vague and gave no clue to any cause of the accident, we find that Daniel Ross came to his death by being thrown off the motor trol- ley when it left the rails and striking his head on some indefin- ite object causing a compound fracture of the skull. N0 eyldfllfifi or apparent cause is shown for the motor car leaving the rails and nn apparent blame to any of the other section men."

The only witness heard last eve- nlng was Aloysius Crokcn, one of! the section men who was on the trolley. He said that he saw noth- ing on the tracks that would cause

the college, and the pretty Wilder

is attracted to Bonita im-y

THE, _ I‘J_'I_‘_OWN GUARDIAN .

This ooi reserves r of looll were-st. but II" a of a newsy nature our be

at flvo canto a word.

ablo in advance.

CI-ABWILL

CONFEDDHATION LIFE 8 URANCE.

left Borden la _ u-rivinl here with 88

W!‘

Rev. E. A. MacPhee will be speaker Sunday at North River, p. m. Long Creek a p. m.

funeral

Hennesseyii Funeral Home Monda morning at 8:46 to Basilica. thence

Catholic cemetery,

GLEN VALLEY AIRMAN LEAD —- John A. Blondon of Glen

P- E- Bland Braduated from No.

in the course. He is of Mr. and Mrs. of Glen Valley.

AF. overseas.

twlelvg miles. has s an Tele h n C

Board of Cginimeissicirxireizslngf by Utilities. lb Was announced Board chairman, Dr. 1, J, yesterday. The old stood. will shortly . l0 make way for a new highway.

I EXTRA raw-st -t' m ai mil Sun

YBO

rways plane wili.make |éo New Glasgow every

——- nd Re TRAIN ANbnhlelltenY-The trllnilenddnces W“ of e ferry made 6 trips yes- “um,- o! y‘,

NORTH RIVER CHURCHES —

B-N-li.

FUNERAL MONDAY _ The of the late Mrs. Patrick Clarkin will take place from Frank

St. Dilndtlrfs to the Roman

Valley.

Air Observers School at St. John's Quebec. yesterday and gained high- est honors among the Air-Bombers‘ the oldest son Simon A. Bionoon His Only brctner, Irwin l5 a Sergeant with the R.C.

TELEPHONE POLE REPLACE- MENT —- Permission to replace their pole lines from Pinette to Wood Islands. a distance of about been granted the

t-he| Public -

by 11116. it is under- have m be moved|

. the Maritime Cenfi . an extra trip from Momcton to Charlottetown I Sunday,

csiirmii culnnilniweii Attended

,,, Field Days In.

vortlllnl l ......i.'"""'....i Eastern. King's for Pbotolrobhs

of activities.

Y at both of field inspection tour was -turely curtailed by rain. The

s. . wnew strains were

to have one or both of

the near fu re cml) tests to the heavy rains. However meetings were able tn its

ten r interes of agricultural problems.

their plans in time. Soil

Two vary excellent Pieid Days

e Illustration Station s; centre the r-ieia my; uie'

field [visits were only able to take in the two new varieties of oats which car- ry both stem and leaf rust rests- tance and also yield well. The two carefully noted and handled. Mr. Bruce Maciiaren who discussed cereal varieties hopes

these new

. J. A. Clark, Superintendenti of the Experimental Farm, address- ed both meetings on topics dealing with farm management. The main u [points in his talk centred around uthe necessity of farmers planning their work early and carrying out erosion

problems were briefly mentioned

as well as the value that

_ certain sidelines might have in adding to the family budget. Two potentially important sidelines mentioned at iMonticelio were cranbery and blue-

apt, can Burke said “,5; mghL .berry growing. Considerable reven-

| The plane

‘L00 pm‘

| and ltave

i1] 1 M t ues have w cave "é‘fi,‘fi‘onflf from these crops in the district but town at 4.30 p.m. It is also planned only a. partial realisation has as

already been

to make an extra trip to New yet been made.

‘Glasgow every day starting some-

vy. I

I TURNIP PRICES DOWN-The

price farmers are receiving for tur-

nips has bcén cut in two since tne first of the month. it. was learned s dealers. i

yesterday from produce

Home Week when traffic svas hea-

piimented the

‘the generally excellent state

derived

DR. LATIMER Dr, llatimer cf McDonald College ddressed both gatherings and com- p Island farmers o}; brightly here

|all crops, During his talk he touched

{on the matter of conservation jstated that

le. In this connection ricfly on the topic

he

and the most important matter was conservation of the ea

of education toting that everyone in a democ-

Tmee weeks ago me mice was 50 racy should be educated to know

‘cents her bushel. yesterday it was l1 - 46 cents or icss and the desnand‘

‘was off too. Hot weather was bia-

med for one sharp reduction inllhe

Drioe and in the drop in Practically no new potatoes

lwas learned. Aii occasional cur lsi

loaded but the demand is not strong lVUtHtJ digging will not become gen- leral here for probably nnuiher three wee-ks to a month.

A.Y.PA. CONFERENCE -- Arran- gements are be g made ior a three days conference cf iii-e An- igiiCIlii ‘roung Pee-pics Association m. Eagewatei" Cabins, outside Sum- lmersidc. on Sept 2-4. A banquet

l» ‘ti? - or u- r-lc-s a»

3, following holy communion and breakfast. there will be n stuoy per- iod led by the council a»; which ideas for. A Y P.A. uro- grzunmes will be discussed. Mr. Watson McNaught will lead in a discussion of ideas for the selec- tion and preparation oi plays for the Association's next drama fes- tival. In the afternoon there will be .1 general conference session. led b. the Rev. A. LcDrcw Gardner. There will be a final study session on Sept. 4. the conference conclu- cing with dinner at 1 p.m. The con- fer ence arrangements are in charge o1 the Rev. J.W. Now . Aibcrtori.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid McCarviil of Montreal, are at the Queen.

Mr. Harry Nicholas. Sydney, N. S., is a visitor to the city.

Mr. A. F. Reynolds of Pugwash, N. S., is registered at the Queen.

Mr. D. J. Hibsman. Yarmouth, N. S., arrived in the city yesterday.

Mr. Fred McGuire of the Saint John ‘Telegraph-Journal left for, Saint John this morning. He had- been vacationing in Charlotte- town.

Mr. and Mrs. T. S. McGraw and son of Quincy. Mass. are visitors

_ are be-' 59cm obvjous , ing exported from the Province. it

‘their duties and their aims lacking it may mostly be

to guard their rights

ilatlonship of education to health.

At Red Point the pleased to listen to an given by the Minister

In countries where today liberty ‘ due to fact that, the people eitner did that denmnd; not know the value of freedom or else they did not have the initiative

Dr. Latimer also stressed the re-' meeting was

Bddfefl lan House of of Agricul-

ture, thc Honourable Alien Stewart.

»Mr. Stewart spoke

the prospects of excellent

He also spoke apgfciatively of the v

rfine work the tration stations was doin

Stations could help t0 solve.

ison of Illus- in the

encouragingly, of crop conditions this season 83d‘ Mcan Highv~3y_ cio s

I At Red Point s very fine talk,

Ccmvenm-S‘ was given by Mr. L. Roper, Domin-

ion Livestock Fieidman. Mr. Roper

iused as an object of his discussion

s. particularly -owned by Mr. W. Ching. This cow is very typy. has so excellent lac- tation record and comes from high- lv rated parents. With the large number of voung people present it ;wa,- an ‘excellent impress on the audience the value of good livestock and the necessity of proper feeding methods. Mr. Ropers talk was keenly lLstened to by the audience. and the vtry 11M ranimal present helped still fur- ther to impress his talk.

Mr. Peter Mcfsaac expressed ap- preciation M. of the district for the work the ,Division of Illustration Stations ‘as directed by Mr. Casserly was ldoing. He stated that the work of bringing in new cereal varieties. testing fertilizer treatments and

of real vsiue to the community.

Lunch was served after each meet- ing by members of the local Worn- en's Institute and the efforts of these ladies were greatly apprec- iated by those present.

School For Cadet Instructors at

in the city. the guests of the Queen Hotel.

Too Late TTGI-assify

m t jump the rails, nor did heegggrnngrthing fall off the trolley. He, further said that the trolley‘ was not traveliinl "nuiullly 1B!!- that he had been on a trolley going faster.

The inquest was presided over

ALLIES SEIZE

mail-legion. 95143:.

i _i__€_._+__.____ WANTED — STUDENT, WILLING

FOR SALE - ONE ALL-STEEL hydraulic, 3 1-2 cu. yd. truck dump-box. T. G. Ives, Charlotte- town. a-ao-ai

to work in exchange for board. Write Box 152 city, for particu- lars. B-28-3i.

Aucfiou SALE

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30th AT 2 P

r d Am ricans were Irceted by months oi irltlmgry Paris-tans. mad with joy.

Soon fighting raged throughout

congoleum rug 9 x It, l wash tub and board. 1 small table. I com- la. modes, 2 beds. and other household articles too numerous to mention.

‘I column ._ 1y|_ comprises drill and command, phy- United Cllllfm — s‘ enter the city reached the Luxem- FOUR. MILES FROM ROCKY sicai training. knots and lsshings.

’ T ——-— ‘bourg near the centre of the city.| romr anti-nu. first aid. nsniiiin . small ' r E, -Mrs. ladle Turnbull who has n 10'.” L m_ n“; engnggd in || y u, “nu-mud by My, Jo. M". arms training (rifle) inciud ng me- ch been visiitink 10f "l9 fight” ‘weal battle with the Germans, and coi- play to sell by Public Auction. his thugs of coaching. Woodcraft. ‘flatl- rte rh erlmflfl . ,,ll t an -cra.use0 menu. nr- tffle:ccrnu" Dfiltlellt an?!‘ Mlelfihmuafi‘ ‘@553; ‘Egg-albinism mfllllulgdfiy rnornlnl. litctilfilk eifrgcptsmp emu. In w" n]?! colinuljvlustion engines, Bren gun