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GENTS: Mrs. John Pond. ll Church Street-Phone zss

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flookstll Water Street. Gum-flu Drugstcro. Wltu Street 'l‘ to “u Bakery’. Water ‘Bum. nub abuses. e1 (innvllle sun's “m.

llllll will in delivered a my ‘heme in summer-side l; gnu-lei Bo! at 2o P" "l! °' 1W P" Ink. lhone 289 lnr this service el ‘m your order to the on: responsible fur delicate; w y“; m“;

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_D|;y CLEANER 60o allon at

“Y” Drug Co" Ken's“ 111-11.

' _-FOR SALE three bicycles, one

m radio. Louis Moase, New pan. 8'

._$PENT WEEK-END IN SUM- M5RSIDI§——A number of Bummer- flde citizens attached to the 17th Brigade of the Armoured Division p131. l. L. H, spent the week-end at their homes in summcrside. re- gaining to Charlottetown in time {or church parade-S.

_FIEACTURES LEG — Friends '11; fcgrel; to learn that Miss Matthew the staff of Foley's Drug Store had the misfortune to fracture ller leg 011 Silfldfll’ when she slipped and fell from a step ladder while reaching for some- mlng on a shelf in the store. Miss Mgtlhfiiv is doing as well as can be expected-S.

-I\IAGISTRATE'S COURT — Magistrate Darby held a. court on Saturday when a. man from the West was convicted and fined $5.00 for being intoxicated. On Monday

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a parry from Borden was fined 55,00 for being drunk and dis- 0r<iei'l_\'.~S.

Mlnarirs relieves sprain;

Personals

-Chief Petty Officer George

McMahon oi Halifax spent the

week end in Suinmerside with‘Mrs. McMahon-S.

-A. C, Reginald Murray, R. C. A. F. leaves this morning on re- turil to Vancouver, B. C,_ after spending his holiday with his par- ents, .\li'. and Mrs. Hugh Murray. Redefine-S.

-Mlss Margaret Doyle of Mon. lreul arrived last evening to visit her ailnt, Mrs. Ray Clark, Bum- merside.-S.

-.\Il'. and Mrs. Roy Ahern of Sumnlcrsldu spent a pleasant week-cud with friends at Kap- poch Beach-S. -—!\li.=s Lorraine Arsenault of Suminvia-ide left on Monday on a short visit to friends in Halifax.

-.\frs. Freeman Cudmore re- turned to Charlottetown after spending a few days in Wilmot the lriwst oi’ her friend Mrs. Louis Diirracil_—-S.

—-1\ii-.=. Haritvell Condon and Mrs. Louis Darruch and youn

daugilzer Gloria of Wllmot spen Saturday visiting friends in Ken- l1ngt0n._3,

--Mr. and Mrs. J. F, Creaser of Liylliive. N. S.. are spending a delightful two weeks vacation at Barbour View Cabins, near Sum- merslde. Mr. Creaser is the pro- Drieiol- of Cieaser, Ltd-s.

-.\ir. and Mrs. D. Irving and friends motored from Maine to Prince Edward Island to spend their vacation at Harbour View clbiiis, Summerslde. It is expected lnliliujlber of American tourists w usit the Island before the mason is oven-S,

BORDEN

lofiiki-Xliiaijearepia Lund of Char- uaiculi is visiting in Borden, E is. oi Mrs. Norman Oatway.

511's Fred "Jeffrey and little daiisiltor Constance of Borden, spent a few days in Charlottetown ‘grfiflii-i‘, guests of her sister Mrs.

ii.e Gallant,

Miss ElcanorMMacIsaac of Borden gating“ Friday to visit relatives m

liliss Victoria Ferguson of Hump. E2515 visiting her grandparents Mr. Mis. Rilssell Bell oi Borden. wglls: Faillinc Mnclsaac of Borden "may iisitor to Charlottetown on

Mrs. Franknwlllougliby of Char- mrtfloivn is Visiting here. guest of Ho-milild Mrs. Ed. Lynds, Abegweit

“chili-ages Jean Msclsaac and Pat-

h ch iflllpell of Borden are visiting i arlottetotvn with their friend. 5-! Ann O'Hara.

The members o-f the Borden gligliflis Institute held their annual Danny! on Thursday afternoon. The w \ motored to Summerside. at- Thmctd the matinee at the Capitol ‘m: lilf‘ and afterwards enjoyed a Re lit d chicken supper at Chnns

n. ,, evening-ant. returning home in ih

The regular auction nariv 0f the 3°ll<li¢n Women's Institute wns held in if‘ town hull on Thursday evev- pflflllll night tables playing. Ladies H“? nae won bv Mrs Juliim Her- wm. fronts bv Mr. Thos. Griilwt

F.l rvlusvlziiion m-izs-e rgginq in Mr“.

. ‘- ‘Iuclnnri and Mr. M Carro- A dfdlcious tiuncimwna 80H":

0 r r-"rm, i _ v M“ Wm whim ans ien won y

Minna?’ kills-pan:

—COM§ to the Red Cross dance, MacNeills warehouse, Kensingtou, Wnliht. Ted Ahern’: orchestra.

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—-OFFICI CLOSED. _ 1 be osed from Mondahiyfelglb: 10th until Monday, Augugr, 24m, H_

T- Colviii. Apt. 0., Summerside. 8-8-131.

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ifliiilim "em Peso 1)

through Lh

across Canazei-a ‘gliding? mgfieilrtlffii Brlliildlc Schools. Elven are actually firing which have never done in

before

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which i3 to y may

89L the fact M

they annual train.

an the Job av to d , flight: Let us riot toro-

B _ biiie to business liggnierldugiilrlliul OtXIIL lovers whose Cooperation in m easing men to go to can“, has

helped th Raise marked define. Hgviddg-fny m a It is interesting to my, that

°mP10y6es in the Reserve are returning from camlp employees, sel

an t boiler in health ed13- andfelémnw- They 19fl_rn_tlhe give- -8 e of military dlSClpllfie and 80 home with a fresher and clear. er outlook. The Reserve Army ihliigioi“fi‘.il“i‘..iifii“ii“ a manhood." ' n a‘

Referring w prim” Edward 33% reserve units, Maj._-<,_:en, Re ° Dad tribute to the Civilian

mil-mg Committee under 1,1, Col. D A. MacKinnon D so 51E the P.E.I. Command c! ilie bah. adian legion. “who h-ave 1 under- ‘land 4011c excellent work in sup- port of the Reserve Army."

liiollowing IIISPBCHCIB units and a. visit m Canadian

of reserve

c "Wmlng. lhe Reserve cm

briefly with mfféilil-cdlll émé?’ “Pals. Premier Thane Campbell "id Mfliyor B. R. Holman,

M Fierce Battle .. P"a 1>

forces which the Japanese said in- fimded iTa-"SPQITS. Dlimes pressed °m° heavy and continued attacks gale Jilpflnese air bases from Wfllfl] m enemy wiiidinrow air weight coiuiter the offensive. Gasman; and reaoaul in‘ New Britain, an Il-lfiifllld in the Bismarck Archipelago agrldgvesfilvlraieiSoéauiiuins, and Sai- speclal attention, n a Noewed (Jwimnese Pwiwganda continucd to exult about their "naval victory’ i)?! the $0i0iiions reiterating thnr W“°11¥-"HC9nilrm-=ci claims of sink- 1118 22 ships, including 10 trans. ports, and damaging heavily Si; others, Nichl Nichi said the Japan- 959 HEW "for weeks has been try- n attle. The Solomon Islands vig. lilQfv is one of the greatest in the “i spar“ e g t tils m8 JBDanese figgck ufihwigl ilmafif bor- ii e peered Probable that much f1! the amaze to United States ee units had beenrepaii-ed and m“? many Of the slain; which the Japanese claimed they had sunk were 8111881118 it out with the foe.

Air Minister lssuesStatement

OTTAWA, Aug, 1Q_(gp)_Au. Minister Power said in a gtgbement boil ght that some of Premier Hep-

urns remarks in a speech at Fer- _B"5- 011V. Friday are regarded with ‘some concern" because they might grog-ale men in the ranks and Junior

cera to lose confidence in their leaders.

Maj. Power said he referred io statements reported to have been made by Premier Hepburn at Fer- illis that "an army of penguins is ;.“i‘.‘éL“§.‘.i‘i‘.“%?ll‘“ “filth “m”

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Text oi Maj. Power's statement:

The statement bv Premier Hep- burn concerning Royal Canadian Air Force headquarters is regarded with some concern because I think it is most important for the main- tenance of morale within the ser- vice that sll ranks should have con- fidence and trust in those who are called upon to administer the Royal Canadian Air Force. The result of statements. such as Premier Hep- burri's, if not immediately challeng- ed. can only be that the men serv- ing in the ranks and junior officers may lose confidence in the men who are the fountain-head of lead- ership.

These are the facts.

The senior body in ivhich all pol- icies of the R..C.A.F, are (lQCld-Ed is air council over which I preside. There are nine members of this council. aside from myself and the deput minister (S, l... De Carteret). All o these men saw long active service in the last war. Many cf them have been in intimate touch with developments on the oper- ational fronts in this war.

Two other members of the air council are civilians. They are suc- cessful business mcn of wide exper- ience. The deputy minister is vice- president and general manager of Canadian International Paper Co. Ltd, on loan to the government. Mr. Terence Sheurd. air mrniber for supply who is responsible for sci-luv that the air force gels what. it needs, where it needs it when it needs it. is an assistant stein-iii manager of a large trust company.

Distinguished Career

The chief of the air staff. Air Marshal l... 8_ Breadncr. was award- ed the Distlnguiahed Service Cross in the last. war, has served with lite R..C.A.F. since it was founded and.

vain to meet the enemy flee; sld

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SUMMERSIDE

S'Side Academy Students Make» Good Showing

The results of the examinations set and corrected by tne Common nixaiillnlng noarcl for me lViflIlLlIllB Provinces and Newfoundland have lust been published. Summerslde Academy stuoenm have again made a creditable show~ ing. Of the 4o who started the y.a.r in Grade KI. ilve have ciltereo the armed services, two accepted posi- tions in banks, and two left the Province to attend school elsewhere. The following are the lists of the students who were successful in grades XI and XII.

Grade X11 (in order of merit):

Donald roroes, Ellerslie.

Shirley Callback. bunuinrslde.

Henrietta uoyie, sunlmerslde.

Margaret Allen, Summersloe.

Karl Merriam, Summerslde.

Balfour Read, Sunlmerslde, RR.

‘Ruth Hutchinson, Lot 16.

Marjorie Bernard, Siunmersidc

‘Glendon Crozier, Hamilton.

‘George Woooslde, Hamilton.

Slillxcy Woodslde, Hamilton.

Grade XI (in order of merit):

William Durant, Summerside.

Edward Laughlin, Sherbrooke,

Jean Fullerton, Summcrside. mAudrey Champion, Travellers

st

aawrelic: Yco, Lot i6.

Betty, Howatt, Tryon.

Elton Higgins, Liot l6; Merle Clarke, Sunmlerside; Joyce Bernard. Summcrside; and Wendell Callbeck, Sunlmerslde-equa-i. _

‘Frances Gallant, Summerside.

Richard MClTIillfl. Sinnmerside.

Eleanor Currie, 5uminerslde.

Shirley Dodds, Summerside.

Billie MacMurdo. Summerside.

Robert Schurman, Summerside.

Betty Bruce, Summerside,

Betty MacMurdo, summerside.

Theresa Farrell, Lot 16.

Alice Blanchard, Sumlnerslde.

Rlleta l-lopgood, Summerside.

Jean Nicholson, suminerside,

‘Claude Leckie, Summerslde.

‘Augustine O'Brien, Bedeque.

‘William Cunningham, Summer-

e.

‘Preston Kelly, Summerside. ‘Ellsworth White. Sumlnerside. ‘Deane Read, Summerslde, RR. ‘Ferns Mill, Marshfield. 0f the above names the following

have completed their University

Matriculation:

William Durant. Edward Laugh- lln, Jean Fullerton. Audrey Cham- pion, ‘Betty Howatt, Merle Clarke. ‘Joyce Bernard, ‘Wendell Callbeck, ‘Frances Gallant, Richard Mer- riain, Eleanor Currie. Shirley D0538- Blllie MacMurdo, ‘Robert ‘ Schur- man. Betty MacMurdo. T119195! Farrell, ‘Jean Nicholson, _

in no small measure, is responsible for the great name Canadians are blazing for themselves in the skies over a dozen battlefronts.

Air Vice-Marshal Robert Leokle has won the D.S.0.. D.S.C.. and DI‘. C. He is air member for training and you can be sure that the Luft- waile knows lull well the quality, 0f the training our lads are receiving uiirlcr the uritlsli Commonwealth Air ‘Ifllllllllg Plan.

Alr Vioe-iviarsnal N. R, Anderson is well fitted by eXPermiW "111 oroao knowledge for his task of the defence oi Canada. invuhe an‘ as member ior fill‘ staff. bince thc stait of this war he has had several months practical experience with the RAJ“. coastal command over- seas. Air Vice-Marshal J. A. Sully. A111,, an member for personnel was a prouiiilent insurance execu- tive In Winnipeg before he assumed me task oi looking alter the wellare of themenintileairfoice.

Air Vice-Marshal A. Perrier. n-ir member for aeronautical engineer- ing, wears the Military Cross and is well known as a scientLst. He has broad practical experience gained in civilian hie as superintendent. of airways for the Department o! ‘frausport.

Alr Commodore K. G. Nairn. l flyer ill the last war, brings to the post of air member for accounts aim ilnaiice broad experience in business as a chartered accountant, He headed his own firm in Van- couver prior to tne outbreak of war.

Air Vice-Marshal A. T. N. Cowley. the air member rol- orsenizetion. served in the last war with the Roy- al Naval Air Service and the Royal Flying Corps. He was taken prisoner in ifllfi. l-ic is a graduate in science from Mujill alld after retirinil from the air force at the termin- ation of the last war continued his interest ill flying. Before rejoining the service. he was emplflyed W the De ariment of Transport. as Con- troler of Civil Aviation and as Superintendent of Alr Regulations.

It will thus be seen that til-e air council comprised a judicious ad- mixture of permaneut_ force of- ficers and former flying officers who have spent the years interven- ing sine-e the inst ivar in responsi- ble civilian occupations.

Then we have the ollieirs colnninmhng the

six

they are nll th" had

in

ulzmiis on both cons men uiih splendid. ricnriis in service and some of thcm have actual operational experience this WM‘.

ifisunnnci ALL ig-Lifis RALPH MUTTAR

Summarside

Regular Meeting» 0f Town Council

‘the regular meeting o Bum. merslde town council was held lalt evening Mayor Lidsione in the chair. Only routine matters were passed.

‘There was some discussion on thcnpetition circulated by Jenkins can ng factory among t/he blis- iness people oi' the town and citizens and signed by a. niunber of people, asking permission in build a canning factory on town property at the east of the town next to Morriscns warehouse There was a. divided opinion‘ among the Councillors. presflit as to whether tihe town should lease the land and the matter was laid over to the next meeting.

Town bills were passed as fol- lows paid bills $149458 unpaid bills $1028 62 electric light. paid bills $1325.71 unpaid bills $3270 65

Fines collected for month were $99.50 bicycles licences $53 O0 mmeeting adjourned to August.

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Many Attend Funeral of Hon.. Mr. Mcilutt

Friends from far and near tended the funeral service for the late Hon. Thomas lVIacNiltt which was held on Sunday afternoon from Malpeque United CIIUYCIL.

Rev. C. Crowdis conducted the service and spoke highly of the deceased. The funeral was under Masonic Order. the deceased be- lng a member of King Edward Lodge, P. G. Master Waldron Dar- rach of Kenslngtoii conducted the Masonic service at the grave. The

allbealers were Hon. W. J. P. MacMill-an, Heath Strong, K. 0.. Walter McKenzie, Peter G. Clark. Charles L0ckhart_ and George McKay-S.

risulsR-ouuaarb: NUPTIALS St, Francis de Sales Church. Little Pond was the scene of B pretty event on Wednesday morn- ing, July 29th, when Miss Lauretta

Mac, daugiltel" cf Ml‘. and Mrs William Fisher, Bay Fortune, be- came the bride of Mr. John

O'Keeie, Bear River, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael 0'Keefe, Gow. an Brae.

The ceremony was Performed bl’ Rev. Leonard MacDonald, PP. who also celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The bridal party entered the church to the strains of the Wed- ding March beautifully played by the bride's cousin, Mrs. Charles S. MacDonald, Appropriate ‘hYmil5 were rendered by the ‘CIIOIF, and at the Oflertory, the cllildr-uil sang very beautifully, On This Dny O Beautiful Mother.

The Winsome bride was becom- ingly attired in s street length gown of blue with white acces- sories, and was attended by her sister, Mrs. James Banks, who more a rose street length gown with white accessories.

The groomsman was Mr. Fran- eig (rKeefe, brother of the groom.

After the ceremony, the WeddinB party left amid showers of rice and confetti for the home of the bride's parents, ivlici-e a delicious breakfast was served them and their immediate relatives, Among

the guests was the officiating clergyman. Mr. and Mrs. OKeefe will re-

side in Bear River and have the best wishes of a host of friends. Previous to her marriage. the bride was given a shower at the home of Mrs. John W. MacDonald, where many useful and beautiful gifts were received, among them s chair from the members of the GEE?“ llllflillfLl-‘ague-

OUT OUR WAY

~ Carleton And Vicinity

Mr. And Mrs. Vernon Hewett, te- tunled to Dartmouth. N3. on Wed- nesday, after s their honey- aoon st the 1111 Cottages, Carlo-

n.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carver, Moncton, arrived Saturday evonin to spend e two-weeks holiday wl Mn. Carver‘: parents, Mr. III libs. Walter Lord, Cups ‘Inverse.

Miss Rhee Jay, has returned to Borden, after visiting Miss Mildred Lowther, Carleton.

Min Merv Qiiizlw. Clrlcwnher- rived home Saturday from lie fu, where she had been visiting lur sister, Mrs. Wilber Cairns.

Master Gordon MacDonald, cer- leton, has returned from s. pleasant visit with his sister, Mrs. Kenneth Muttart, Bearlsinwn.

was Alstha mmsn, North was a recent visitor to Carleton, the guest of her cousin, M-Lss Lois MacDonald.

Mrs. 5.3. Crockett, Chlrlottetown, ll ill-slim! Mrs. Roy Clark, August- ino Cove.

Mr. and Ivlrs. Hedley Mixttart, Carleton, had as their welcome guests last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack AXIIIBM of Montague with tihell children, Ralph, Eileen and Morley. They spent the week-end viaitin relatives in Carleton. ‘Pryon and Wilmot Valley.

Mrs. EA Hillis of Detroit. 1s visit- lng her mother. Mrs. W.H.P. Irving, Cape Traverse.

Miss Kathleen Boulter, North Tryon, was a recent visitor to Cape Traverse, the guest of Miss Emlyn Bell.

AC 1 Ira Murphy of Jarvis, Ont, is spending his furlough with his mother, Mrs. Laura. Hogg, c531,-

Mrs. David Murphy, her little daughters Betty. Jean and Breyl, Mrs. Laura Hogg, Miss Ella l-logg, find AC l Ira Murphy motored m Charlottetown on ‘Thursday.

Mira. Boyd Lowther, spent w”. 955B)’ With friends 1n Borden

_ Miss Mildred Inwther, Carleton ls visiting her aunt, Mr. S ' ' Lord. TWO“. s teriing

o3. 130M185 Crossman of the

C-N. airved Tuesday to spend his leave with ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crossman, Cape Tm. verse. l-lc was accompanied by ma Wife. who has been staying vr-th her Parelltd. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mae- Williams at Clifton. NS.

Mrs. Nathan Bell, Carleton, 1a spending a week with her sister, MYS- Cfllly L611. Muitay HBIIDY.

Mrs. Alley Gallant. Carleton, with her daughters, Pauline, Angelina. and Gloria Jean, ls vi ltl l i i‘ in Charlottetown, s n; re at V“

Mr» Hecivv Campbell of the Police “We 0f Ardsiev. New York, is Spending his vacation in Cupg rm. verse. the guest of Mr. and M1. Norman Campbell.

Among the visitors to Charlotte- wwn- 9" Tudsdall We're Mr, uni. Mrs. AK. Lord" Miss Evelyn Bell Tirooper David Clark], AC i Ii» Murphy. Mrs. (D11) E.A. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Francis,

M114 Ray Gillespie. Charlotte. WWII. is visiting her brother, Mr, T33 Gillespie and Mrs. Gillespie Carleton. '

Miss Grace Howatt, Carleton, m; ret/umed from an extended visit with friends in Summerside.

Mrs. William E. Stevenson or Carleton, with Ireta and Gordon. spent Tuesday in Charlottetown

Mr. and Mn. Charles l3. Doull and Mrs. Lydia Howstt of Carleton, were visitors to Tryon and Victor-n. on Wednesday.

Mrs. Ernest Woodside of somer. ville, Mass. was recently the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Doull Carleton. She is now visiting her 51118110". m1. Campbell of Cole- man.

lvlLrs, Leigh mwther, Carleton, has as her welcome guest her niece, Miss Doris Muncey, of Bedeque. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen of Charlottetown, with their two child- ren are spending s week in Cape

Yo

You may be an "outdoor typo" bu? don’! "link filial’: the only reo- son I people find you less uilraclive Indoors. Away from the fresh air, "LO." soon become: noticeable.

Everybody runs this risk. We have to perspirc and when perspiration is left on the body, it becomes stale and offensive. Then you have “B.O." There's one way to be safe~—use Lifcbuoy regularly. It's the ONE soap especially made to PREVENT “B.O." No other popular soap contains Lifebuoy’s special deodorlzing ingredient. No other

Traverse, the guests of Mrs. Alt

NOITIIIQ‘.

Mrs. Emma Schurman, Cayx Traverse, has retuzned from a month's visit to Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs, Matthew MoLuirl Murray River, spent thc week- at the Manse, Carleton,

Mr. and Mrs. Bryon sllill‘,li‘. Moncton. WeLe week-end gi/JSIS at The Manse, Carleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kenny of Braintree. Mass. have broil visi " l’..=. Kenny's brother, Re» Ha y Bishop, Carleton, They were elnoutc to Mount Buchanan where they are now the guests of Mrs Kenny's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Bishop.