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The , SUMMERSID

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PRINCE COUNT!

Ativertiling ehoiiid be um with Lira. robe.

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Zjj? . rdian may be bought daily at any of the following no"; m . Summcraide: more. Water Stroll- Gflllrllfl Dflllllorc. Water Street, Tor-pulp Water Street. Mark Gaudet. t’! Granville Street.

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.sivi: \l'l'i‘ii SAFETY “m, gaze [i115 week at u“ w, Kfilhiiilglflll. (

at tlze '1 a: for

v , _ M l’ and bazaar October 29th. Dinner crass: gm ,1» »- o m. Imjeghap C. Kennedy, lsensmgton. ' u“ L‘753'1°'37'11- F‘ L-GlJlJ-IU-JJ-‘li. _MAGISTR'_““ATE.S covwlumo

-1)‘ IIOSPFPAL — Iihiends of .~_\1n]fl,i;‘ uay Will regret to leatn m; we is 1t patient in the Prince wmm- htollii ‘i —5 451455 rusriioN-Miss Lot- » o; uurray Rver has; um at the Rad.o Care. I

u u areu ti poo. BYISHURS HKOM CIPTOWN m 3m, ins u. b‘. nutcnieson Ol Liahoacioith were recent visitors p hillillllCl'-il(it‘.—~3 .-liiil.l.O\\‘i'.‘i£N SUPPER, S08, Yiei. huh. uctuuci" 2am. u not mic Yhufkbihi)‘. rrucccus for War Worth: Dfiiiiiig for victory Cale. Tickets y, m“ L"66-1U'N"ZII

_Fi*NEl'i\i. SERVICES — ‘ihe funeral o. Ailb. bllililfiihilfi Gallant m hero ch Saturday morning tom or. Paul's cnurcn, Summer- meuiuny oiu inches attending. ueheqttiexh Muss was ceiebnLe-l iyiiev. v- U. Aiaouonsid. ‘the sci‘- oea". me grave was conducted by 5w, pl". bnuCl‘, ‘the pauoeatcrs ere: Messrs. .4. Frank Arnett. W. il..\1ii(‘A\.iii. uUiiii wedge, mnauucl Aslilailri, ridiiri some: aiiq, Arth- a UahdliL-b

-.\i0UN'i‘ ALLISON CONCERT bub-lb rihrnnrmfl Auuum\—' Amour. party ilOlii Mount Mill- A vxhvc1s..,' Utlllll: to QUiAlIiidT-ilufi urriuuv \I~AAAAlg to 5H6 a UOmJcle L00. b a. r. A. -.>., Qillnnlelfiiuc. time 11th.)‘ “ma: rl0i€S$Ol' A. w. turmoil, Lind Professor hare, vzo- us, ALAS A4015 Ken-p and Miss iugare. hack we»: also in the ,1... me ow.» very much apps;- uh-a aim" txcehciro peirormante. '0

-i"b".\lilr\"b cum! — The regu- lirieeaiy supper meeting of the .iJl.ilBi’5iu8 x s Melts uuu wks hum liic Lhympia. ounce nail. Mr. kunhhuh picsiueu. ‘inc meeting i-ui oilsiht-rs one iillG tile (“LIJ i:.|.u a 119ml. o. the Nlarlilihe Cah- ithhh l-uiii inc picsiuclit, vviiu hi.- ‘Jiiffl Liu nllxhlliss n5 a ueiegaic. ‘its ahhouuccu me ciuu will -ii':€ir

hfiillrsiikiy llLXo Wifdn Oil flCeoJiil mu Vim oi lJibriii-‘t Governor 3001i nhl o. éyuney who W111 be rdfldtbl. sjicuic —b

—i'U.\'i£iiAl. SERVICE - Tie uerai o1 Mi‘. huoert P. Moor-em‘

its next. L-ll Saturday morning from’

1M: iii-nuance m ‘lraveiieis Rest llsi. Pdllib church, oumlnersiac. “in! out iilUlhS uiid dléigilflulllfi ‘it Dix-sew. L0 pay their iinal re- irtis l0 a hie long menu. Zine biemn Rcqtuehl iviass was celebrat- '“°Y.R"-1‘1‘-M‘165 oi tighten. ‘i final rites at tne grave were

bv Rev. ramcr butler. rue bearers were: Messrs. gmmid. Joules is. lvracDonahi, l‘, 419E011. b‘. l‘. iVlacNem, ileum, i Gocutvm and Conn lviacDcnardJ

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-WEDDI\‘G BELLS A

.‘ - Prim/y rial! was soiehmized on ‘muis- his‘) wbei 20rd at ‘trinity _Ch'.i.i‘Ci'l, kmlméflitcv. h- u. §ililiVflll o“ ug*l1l{12\\iicn Miss Doris ricgug, _ w: Oi captain and Mrs, A. J. mg :11 heammgtou, Utitario, was m, s i‘ "lli-Yllfliie to Clifford Bzu- h.“ on of Mr. and

rmer also of ioeamington. the ' fglilt Smith oi Quebec and!

m9 Etlvwros. '1ne groom was

_ llltiat‘ who reccivcu nis wings 1 hlgainfvills parade at no. a a. “on at Lifuliél‘ anu his oude we up 0100i ror‘ Peniieto Ridge mu w“ ihh 165108 for a snort.

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g y at 2o per day i" 19° PEI‘ week. Phone 289 for tilia eervig l" o r to the boy responsible for deliveries on your route. a M

"no groom were attended oy A

teeny home in Summeraide by

—0Uit REXALL sALE u - , Taylor Drug 00., Kénfilrilltrll: week

—WANTED - 01d m- , $1.50 to $5.00 for your glad wife D81); a trade in for; a new Sieberung e. Sunnmersiue Auto Salvage. L-6l6-10-Vvr'M-bl.

—COME to the Freetown Unit d Church W. M. S. hot chicken dinnizr

cases came before Magistrate Dar- by on Friday last. One man was fined five dollars and costs for mack. iesg drlllgli and another ten dollar; an cos f0 th 111 1 _ tion of liquorL-ae c“ comump

—-lllGll SCHOOL DANCE - I'm; fall dance of the Summerside High School Academy was held in me nigh School Auditorium on Fruouy evefllflk. The ‘place was attractively decorated wit Victory signs and patriotic colours. The guests were welcomed by the chaperones Mrs Arthur corhey. Mrs. Arthur Allen. and Mrs. Benj. urmau, The New Dome orchestra from

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j" Ill TRANSMISSION llutern Daylight Saving Time WAVELENGTH Throughout

LIGHTING FIXTURES that ‘ are modern and smart add charm and distinction to your home. We are showing a com- plete selection of new Lighting Fixtures in the newest design: for every room in the house. Visit our Building Service Show Room for smart ideas in new fixtures, all priced sur- prisingly low.‘

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DONY FORGET the boyl who are overseas-Make their Christmas merrier with a nice parcel of (he things they need and want. We are showing many suitable and practical gifts for the rncn in the ser- vice. Be sure and mail their parcels early-not later than November 14th. We will be glad to assist in packing par_ eels or help in any way p05- sible. Come in now.

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SUIWMERSIDE

In Memoriam

MRS. MARY PARKER. DINGWELL

(Sydney Post-Record, 23rd) Millie funeral services of the late d 5'; Mary lfflrkcr Dingwell. whose ogjtgoqcwted Tuesday evening, h l; r111. at. eleven p. m., will be

e this afternoon at three mop-g

(10.30 pm.) Western Canada-H 52 m. (to 10-00 Pm.) i910 in (from Canada and U5.A.-3l32 m.. 25.53

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P. . 5.15 ‘London Calling‘, ‘ 5.341) ‘Front Line Emily-Episode

41, 5.45 Talk: ‘Heard at Home‘. ' 6.00 Fred Hartley and his Music.’ 6.15 ‘The Blue-Peter’. Radio llosazine Programme for the men of the Merchant. Navy, ' 6.45 ‘THE EWS.

sun. 1.00 WAR COMMENTARY.

7.10 ‘London Calling‘.

1.15 NEWS m FRENCH. i

1.110 ‘CANADA CALLS mom LONDON‘ (ill collaboration,’ with CBCi- with the ‘Troops in Britai

8 00 ‘London Calling‘

3-15 BBC Military Band: doctor. PS-G. O'D0nnell

8.45 ‘DEMOCRACY MARJCHFS’.

‘American Night‘

9.00 THE NEWS.

9.10 ‘LISTENING POST‘.

9.15 ‘Bm-liohtj: Jack Warner.

PM.

9.30 ‘BRITAIN SPEAKS’, Ta‘k

by CIJVE BROOK. ‘latent Line Family‘.

pea 10.00 HEADLINE NEWS AND VIEWS (Commentator. 1N1). IEY FRASER), AND ASH- BACK.

l0.15 ‘THE STONE CRY OUT’ —2B: Belfast Spinning Mill.

10.30 ‘Spotlight on the rrangor’ — 3: Micky Krein.

10.46 ‘Talking to Women‘, by Marv Alioc Collins,

10.50 Music.

11.00 The Daily Service.

11.05 ‘London Calling‘,

11.15 ‘BRITAIN SPEAKS’.

peat). 11.90 RADIO NEWS-REEL.

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12.00 "Pl _M b_ c L... 4: Yuri?’ Bowensa mp0s" 12.1.‘: ‘DEMOCRCY MARCHES‘.

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Repea 12.80 HFADf-INE NEWS AND VIEWS. (Repeat). 12.45 Close down.

In Memoriam

FRANK EVENS a

There passed peacefully away at Great runs, Montana, on August g Twentieth, Frank Evens, son of

late chmei ena Bymc cf Greenilei P. E. island.

A native cf ontague Bridge Pariah. When quite a youth he ie t his native Province and located in Great Falls, Montana where he ob- tained a position as Iibrcman in the Eltieh and Montana Smelter Jum-

whom he came in contact. He was a devout member of the Roman Catholic Church and knew well hia religion Afld practiced it. He was e man of excellent character and he and his flmiiy were always lad to welcome friends to their itable home.

enare loft tomournthelolaul

a loving husband and father a aor- row wi cw nee Katie A. McPherson _ of Vernon River sister of Rev. K. C. McPheraon. P. P. of Grand ‘Ikacadie three eons and two daugh-

ters. Kenneth and Ma in sen lkenciaco. who were home to attend their father's funeral‘ Margaret Eunice. rm. Boland Brickland and James Jose h and viiiiem at home all of Grea Fails. Also the following

tasters. Mrs. r. Mooney. Sacred Heart

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Home Charlottetown; Mrs. P. Good win izumiord, Maine; Mra. Helen

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from the resid g h - A. '2, 8.13%.? 14°‘o§3.‘;%“‘§‘.: mg Rev. F- J. Armitage officiat-

The DBSSUIE of Mrs. Dingweil a; btlée advanced age of 95 years will mourned by a large circle ot relatives and friends by whom 5119 was Tesarded with deep esteem affection. Born in 1846 at Musquodoboit, N. S., she was me dmlisnter of the late Thomas Pur- ker and Caroline Parker whose iamlly names figured prominently m early history of Nova Scotia dur- lng pioneerdays. After her marriage Mr. William R. Dingwell, she uv- od for many years at Souris. a, s. I.. until i900 when the family mav- ed to Sydney, where her husband predeceased her 16 years ago.

She is survived by three duugn. ters. Mr s. H. P. Ducnemm and Mrs. A. it‘. Strubel in Sydney, and Mir,- Belinda Lanuellcs Uingwell of New York City. also bv fourteen giyitifil’ children and four great-grandchJ- dren. A son, the, late Nelson web- ster Dmgweii chea about twmve years ago.

The pail-bearers at the funeral this afternoon will be E. Parker, P. Duchemin, Roy Duchemin, Lloyd Duchemln. A. G. Christie and Hur- ry B. Ch Interment will

apiin. be made in Hardwood Hill Cemetery,

Glamor Grows

__(§ontlnued_from page 1) depths and raised a storm of wrid counsels. With ‘SIDCEPC but frenetic fervor one section has ‘demanded that the British Government should play into Hitler's by landing an ill-- provised military expedition some- where, somehow, on the continent of Europe. It would be the rarest way to reduce Russian supplies and embarrass the trans rt.‘

Saying that “cavliiing" won't help. “Bcrutatofl said in the Sunday Times: “These are dangerous dayi. A whole tribe of carpers is in action. They are busy in some sections of the press. . . .in whatever guises they appear the carpers are wholly irus- cmevous.“

Commenting upon the partia- mentary recess under the heading “Second Raters" the Sunday Pic'or- ial said that "Five out of every i0 of the whole 015 (members of Par- liament) were elected six years ago to see Baldwin gave us ‘safety first‘ and no airplanes, and the bulk of the others either bought then routs for cash or had them ‘ieely handed over for services rendered to a. trade

on."

This that “t red light and ce-lled on Mr- Church- ill to save them but said it was a mystery why the Prime Minster "havin been given the mole did not finish he job and throw out m renegadee who had rered at 111m for so long."

Roper regarded it a "miracle"

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Auction Sale at Margate)

0n account of a comrllete change in my buaineu I will ae by auction on my ya miaea on

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19th, AT ll NOON,

All my Stock. Croa, implement; and lloiiaehold Iiiiec eoneiatinf cf Brood Mare, ii yearn old (in cal): Work Ilene. 5 yeara old; 4 Milk Cows: geveral Young Oattie- Brood Sow; 4 S ring Piga; I-‘arin Wmn: Driving ahon: ‘iod Sleigh; v

in; sie gh; l, Mower; net Smooth- ing llarrowa; Scuffler; Walking Plow; Cream separator: urn;

‘Kelillfi. Iona. » _ funeral which was largely ei- g1; d took ce on

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Rich was celebrated for inc

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Father wne to rest in Moon‘:

beside his thrre

children, who predeceased him a few

yearn a . Ila his aoul rent ln peace. _ e ate r. Even: wee 0116*"!- leaaed b two brother: and a sister within yearn.» l

aoui, um- which on! in

aeveral Milk Cane; large aaniitv Hay: Straw: Man lee; kind; Harness. both dek le an eingie. And all kinda of Furniture. Cook- Utenaila found in a larll Ind wel eqni Home. y Term ah. If day la unlit aaie on next flue day at nine hour. _ JOSEPH WOODSIDI, , HUGH F. MORRISON,

is tuneless chorus" saw the‘,

Quick Relief for

STIFFNESSQSORENESS, BUMPS

CHEST cows N0 PvbbMq-wust PAT IT ON

ACHES PAINS from IRUISES,

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Unofficial Nazi

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My found them in th ~.

have found them emugfrafgoittabiif. °t 95-05918. I have found them m ‘hi! the fair Island of the Gu1f."

n 0"" Halli"! Here!

“It can't h - . isn't it? We 12:2 rbérggmllalfi; by one the different countries of Eff; Sans that sons. and one by

e. _°y were chained to the Char_ lot iii-eels of the Beast."

"I have heard m right here in Charleditttgtggnjvorgenz ‘he some hymn. Don't fool you,» fill It van happen here. n the n: I Canada, and less, were 1115,, sake test? songswrs. Hitler could

c his country, and he wonky and our brutality would exceed the meanest. the lowest and the mag-f hellish of all that Europe has and is réoryv suffering."

“ ange your tune. chang poetry and by the grace ore a‘; change W“! hell". or take the axe. You are with Hitler or you are dead set against him."

Too Much Loud Speaking

"Ihere is too much loud speak. ing around here. I have heard 1.x, much cheap talk. Hitler counts on that kind of stuff to win. Careless wetter. and an envoy is attacked at sea. Loud talk, and a’ factory as blown to smithereens. A lot of. so. called harmless conversation, and a railroad is torn to pieces. Unguard. ed criticism, ir an army unit, and a whole division is demoralized." ‘There are too many imaginary brigadier generals around here. There are just too many unofficial Nazi agents. It's time to clean the Agean stables."

"Of course we believe in the con. servation of gasoline-that is we believe in it for the other fellow. We have these salvationtsts, and they all carry the letter V on the back of their cars. Isn‘t it funny" A lot oi us believe in War saving Certificates-but let George do it". "I say-Hats off to Prince Edwin-l ‘ Island. This Island in: ginfi motel men. Per vflplta. into .i.e armed! fflrces of Canada. than any other‘ province in the Dominion,“

“But we say-Uniforms 0n the men, who can an.._"ug‘1t to join the Islanders. who nave joined the lighters in the air. on the sca and on the land. The other fellows uni- form won't fit you. Get your own and fight on your o\vn."

Girls, Watch Your Step!

"War is no Sunday School pic~ nic. War is Hell. With all the vir- tues of war, war releases the low- er instincts of men. What is toe psychology of war? Freer reigns for all the lower appetities of men."

"Some moral toboggan slide strikes a community, and we all exclaim-“There goes the soldier"

creased the emo t - bonus on the balslixs oggth: llvmz index for June then he 111i use the rise in the ndex between eglljléie and tOctober in establishing for 5mm“! he "ill-it pa '. The some mule. will be used w en the b0. “"5 “"1089 was baocu on the injex nllfiléerséfggngnctirer month. c . "S. those who §$§°¥ot°bo§$fi§§§. iris a cost-of-llvmg bonus, mum b‘, Z1" 11$ Payment on or about r‘eb 1,1 They will use the basis of zhé rise lli the cost of living between OCBObBF. 1941. and January 1942 or the basis of the rise for such other gnarled as the Labor Board may w. C.

Mr- MOLE-Fly Said that in view of the labor situation and the demand for workers it was believed that an- dustfles not Pflylllsthe bonus had made adjustments in wages since the war started. If employees be. 11°"? "if" lhev are being illlfdifiy treated. they may apply to the bor Board which will establish what 1s fair and reasonable. If found, 11913955011)‘ the board may rule that the bonus payment be dated {MC}; or make such other order as may be necessary to ensure fair treat- ment, ' nrfrpighciyertg wig)“ viola? thelsgdir

a e or rom o $5.000. s _ The amount of bonuses will he increased or decreased regularly f5 of Feb. l_5, May i5, Aug. 15, and Nov. 1a in accordance with sm- nouncements of the Labor Board.

For each rise of one per cent in the cost of living as shown oy the index preparedybiy the Domimon Bureau of Statist cs. the bonus will be paid at the rate of 25 cents a week for all adult male employees and for other employees employed at basic wa rates of $25 or maze a. week. an one per cent of their basic weekly wage _ rates per one percentage point rise in the mriex for male employees under 21 years and female workers employed at ba- sic wage rates of less than $25 a week. -

Previously the Federal Wartime Wages Policy was applicable mlv Io industries coming under the Indus- trial Disputes Investigation A:t. bu! now. the official summary raid, is effective also for:

Every employer engaged in the manufacture of munitions u.‘ war or war supplies. or the CODStYLlUVTn of defence projects.

_Every bu lding trades empicver with l0 or more employees.

Every other pflVflié employer with 50 or more employees.

The order docs not apply to em- ployees in agriculture or fishinr. w. to hospitals rciigious_ charitable or educational associations opcrmmg

cn a non-profit basis. to civil sun-g

vants or municipal employees.

Polish Specialist

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and daughter out of the country with him.

The town in vnhch they resrded was occupied by the Russzans, and Dr. Berger and family had great difficulty in getting passports through Russia into Japan. and in travelling thence by steamer to

We're all wrong. for we are all in it. This city and the whole of this Island-we are all in it."

“We need to clean our streets of a lot of girls between 13 and i6 yearn of age. ‘rhese girls. flirting around these streets at late hours ofdthe night. should be home in be

“And we have a lot of faWiers and mothers. in this city, who know not where their children are and can less. And some of them don't. know where they are themselves It's a sad sight!"

"We sav to these girls-Watch your step! You can do an immense amount of harm. Hitler counts on you to do his dirty work."

I say to you fathers and mothers -Hitler counts on men and wom~ en, who don't care a brown cent where their children are. Don't be come dupes and unofficial agents, who ii’ he gets control of this [<- iand. will make you and your mil- dren hewers of wood and drawers of water-slaves for the lust o! the scum of the earth."

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era and employees. In the Maritlma labor minister as chairman and one or more representatives of employ- snd the Prairies. the minister nopedi that various labor ministers would} hold the posts of chairman in rota-‘

tion.

To the regional boards will be re-l ferred grievances in respect to wag- cs and the definition of those eb-i titled to receive the bonus.

The minister said an ob ctive of the order was that it wii prevent non-war industries taking employ- ees from the essential war indus-

em ioyment.

oroement in regional arena will be by ovinciai inspectors. The Na- tional r Board will have referr- ed to it questions re boorda and will also be the real ao- miniatrative authority under the ia- bcr minister.

The order does not vide against reducing wages but . Mc- Ldrty Aild that the demand for la- bor was such that little danger of wages reduction was seen. The hrlcr is effective only for the period of the war and no legislation in rc- w it is planned.