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AUGUST 130L194”

Statement Re Civic Bills Read At Council Meeting

111w; tstelnent re rdin Civic Bills for tn 1 13:31-11? and‘; by Coun. B». 0.. and er, chairmen or theeriiigxrio}; gnunntee at the regular meeting of the City Council Monday night. CIVIC BILLS PAID 1 Charlottetown Entertainment Fund 5 25,00 011ml Press Ltd. Advertisement 40,1111 wan“, 116M311 Balance due on hay 2,70 “M11111 O11 Ltd, Oil for streets, etc. 19,00 011M111- Pll! list endln! July 16, 1,096.40 PC1166 12191-09 PI-Y list ending July i5 613.74 c111 Charlottetown (Roysi Bank) Trans. to Sinking Fund 2,000.00 A ~11 1311,1111 stamps f3:- offiicfy 13 510.00 ' cu us u , aaso ‘ Leb'rs ending July 20 491.05 l any tin advance 41.50 ace. salary 50.00 Pay list ending July 31, 1,058.54 gzyftlilfit gndilnegis July 3i, 566.2 I I 0 15.00 'I‘rsr_ls.. to Sinking Fund 1,500.00 Isatlabégafléidilllrglliy 27 549.80 or o ce 10.00 gabgasuending Augf! 474.80 7.33 IAb‘rs ending Aug. 10 54B 30 saossi OIVIO BILL! T0 BI PAID 0111111111 Pay list ending Aug. it 1,041.49 Mce 1.51m Pay list ending Aug. l5, 613.74 11111111 "lrkphone Co. Telephones per agreement 166.411 P101151, 111-11,, Gloves for Police 4.50 “mm N Co, Bran for stables 3.30 poisons Service Station Gasoline for trol 2.02 1vfl11m 1.10041 Outs for stab es 1.58 M81191- General Rent 0f land 1.00 ‘ 1, C_ 11 Services by Inspector 46.00 '11{1-oll Photo Studio Making 5 prints 2.00 1 1 g, croken At g horses 3.00 M11111“. 5L Garage Sharpening mowers, ete. 2.75 John Ambulance Asso. 4 first aid boo ... .. 2-00 5111px Show & Pearden Hardware supplies 4.53 p111 Nuuonal Railways Maint. of wigwag 20.74 1'1 51111115011 Stationery 1.80 overs Hardware Co. Ltd. Hardware supplies 102.85 pgfriot Publishing Co. Advertising 23.45 1 51111101 Trustees On acct. estimates 8,000.00 gvgicnlr Service Co. $7175? ‘for Jliiiy 2.00 3 e1 Il-cti Sho ee ca euDlJ 08 ~95 §'{C0I‘|‘cL!dIp Insurance premiums 88.80 C 011111101»; Cleaning police clothing 8.00 11111191051111 , Oats for street dept. 8.35 R 1,111,111“ Supplies for street dept. 5.05 ‘ ii Poole a Co. Lumber for streets 132.211 P6111111 Q11 1,0,1, Oil for streets 12.05 111-111 p1-1-1111ng Co, Printing debentures 211.12 w,‘ 11111111111 Telegrlphs Telegrams 11.96 more s McLeod Ltd. 4 costs for Police 24-00 u Printing Co. Printins. etc 3-75 11 11. Macao; Supplies for Fire, etc. 1.25 chlrloltetovln Guardisn Advertising 14-69 511111- 1\- Co, Ltd Supplies for offices 4.35 31111111111 1o co Supplies for Police, etc. 4.50 11,. 51111111 Co, Ltd, Lighting City Hall, etc. 91.82 Mscdorsld-Rowe Co. Lumber 594 11,111'1\1¢1:n¢nern Work for Police. etc. 19.85 111111.11 1,-5- Section for boiler. etc. 149-00 nhcll ac Chandler Hardware sullpllffl 14-55 1 n Trlvlor Prinuns. ete- 63-00 dolor-oz; Aid society Grant for mo 150-00 Pfhtliflfli Sanstorlum Grant for 1940 503 00 5'1: (‘ A Grant for 1940 75-00 IYQEIDIY-EQIISIITY Grant for 1940 100-00 11111111“ Taxi Taxi services for Police prior tedliltilgt. 2 years lull Inriinn Service Station Gasoline an o s .- liar, Electric Co. Street Lighting 1.670.‘? $8,805.95 REUEF BILLS PAID .v. Reddin (payroll) Pay list eud- Julv 13 611° i. v Rcciclln ipayroIl) giv 815% emit- glrlvJflii-y 223-33) Pay list end. July 21 soioo 1 Pay list end. Aug. 3. 3009 1_ Pay list ending Aug. 10 30.00 $445.20 RELIEF BILLS T0 BE PAID W J. Cudmore Groceries for Relief 41.50 J C‘ Grccll “f” Alums. B. Carraghcr '1 12°“ Hilda Gallant ' 13-59 lllrKarris Grocery " Y . o . a _ - iiiiiiiirnbfiotory " 21-53 i: r1 E. ll. flu." " f’ 7:5” lsnzlc Holman " ' 2T0“ Jcllll B Fleming '_' P5.” s. r. White ' ~27’ E ‘I Knys " I’ . _ 1. . a- _ - no liiiiiihs " " 3'75 i T. 1.. Sulilil " " 2n m PUN illnllel g ‘Akdiidi (I. Keys u ,1 64115 :l.-.s lllaltcrurd 1 u 1, " P. J Iillcllonald ' n n 89W: . . E~msn ,1 ,, 4 ' t" °.".;l1,§,§gg; -- -- 131.53 4 " " 17 50 5 -- -~ 33.00 o 1. 9m o 1. 39.15 " " 6.00 Myiilk for Relief - t- 5.40 ., n t! n 9f" it“; -','.,‘.‘j.“1<1"~.1‘;°h u u 211d F‘; 12-11" " " 5.4’) 111w; Co‘ u " 3.87 lot-uh Pssiurlzed Milk Co. " " f1 $856.01 PERMANENT WORKS BILLS PAID P- l Blacksmith work 24B T- ‘-' r Pay list ending July 13 430.35‘ I» Y "in Pay list ending July 2o. 4910'» tliluul Mrmnnon On account. Citv BF-"fl 45153-99 l- Y Rcdllln Pay list ending July 2'7. 487-45 3- Y R""'“n Pay list ending AUE- 3 1 ~ Wallace Hennessey Psy list ending Aug. 3 10-30 $5,808.33 PERMANENT WORKS BILLS, T0 B! PAID mmiilifi Doyle Send for Permanent Works 16-86 ‘mil >01 Oil Ltd. Oil and kerosene 153776 lgtsvert ‘Pampers, etc < "0 . Rvvus lliidwore co 3533'.‘ and cement 10-20 L M Poolc a Co ' Lumber etc. 23-91 Prcudo at Moreside Relish-s,‘ etc. 11-59 522cc Stewart 8r Co. Ltd. supplies 13% Indian Scrvi st ti Os oline she oils - Sllinlti‘ Show s: Ofgearcienm waster faucets 3-99 g6 P. Phillips 6a Son Laying concrete pavement 1,4221% lrrs H r1 _ u . Ant-u M£‘é.§’-'.‘§§. 0° ‘iviirits ti? m. Works 1805i J. Gallant Blacksmith work MB- $1,911.14 fill-PORT BILL! PAID “bu P. s <1 r t - Harold chili-iii’ fiiiiiioeifh his 125m gcderick E. Home Psvment of lands contributed 125.00 fderick E. Home labor and fertilizer costs 16000 $1025.00 AIR-PORT BILLS, TO II PAID g‘ tit-flown Guardian [tdvertlsing $431 00w lumc;|11_- ACI l brok ver 1 ribs when thrown "rlmoww ‘Inch nodes ‘from’ tie horse while boundary

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Charlottetown Borden '

SPECIAIL DANCE d BEAUTY "CONT EST

NEW DOME TONIGHT MISS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Will be Chosen from A GROUP 0F YOUNG LADIES Representing

and Winners to Contest For TITLE 0F MISS CANADA ' Music by Novelteers-Danclng 9-12 Admission 35c, including Tax

Sumrnerslde Kensington

The Eastern Guardian

."I‘hI| column is reserved for novvs of local interest but adver- tising of a news; nature may be inserted st I cents a word strictly payable In ldvlnm.

..°S UBSCBIPTIONS w

the Charlottetown Guardian may be

léanded to their Fvopt. Archie lune.

..°CONGRATULATIONB — MI. F. Gordon Bovyer is receiving the

passed Entrance this ear. Both are children of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Bovyer, "Broadlands."

..'I~‘OItESTRY WORK - A very interesting demonstration is being curried out by the Department of Agriculture under the supervision of the Forestry leader Mr. 0. Sher- beck, who has had about 48 years experience in this work and with I. group of 29 young men is demon- strating how with care and atten- tion, the growth and value of wood- lands may be increased. At pres- ent work is being :urried on in King's County in sections near Montague when the government has leased plots or stands of what will be lumber some d-sy. In some of the plots the trees are not more than ten feet in height. The boys cut cut the dead wood and all growth that interferes with the development of the trees. They also trim the trees to a certain height, according to the size. This does away with knots, and will increase the value of the lumber. Work a- iong this line has been done in Murray River, at present at Mon- tague, and will carried on lTI Duhdas. Souris and other places. This work should be of deep inter- est to owners of woodland and it might be worth while looking into. —-L.

Use Minsrdh (or sprains.

BONSIIAW Vi’. I.

' On July 17 the regular monthly mIeLlng of the Bonshaw Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. S. Beaten. A play from Mr. Herbert was hold on July 1st, at which the sum of $11.75 was cleared. The rick committee reported having sent fruit to scvtrul sick ill the com- munity. Correspondence was read by the secretary. It was resolved that ten dollars bc paid to the Ambulance Fund. The holding of a festival ill the near future was discussed. and it was decided to hold a special meet-

Roll cull for next month. "How the Institute may be a help to the community."

home of Mrs. Edwin Boyce.

MILLIONS OF MICE ATTACK WHEAT

MllPons of mice have caused ex-

Ncxt meeting will be held at t-he_

News Briefs

FEIIPING. Chin-l, Aug. l3-(AP) —For the f1rst time in more than 40 years Pelping was without Bri- tish troops today,

‘Ilvvo officers and 30 men of the East Surrey Regiment closed the British Dnbussy guard barracks and hunched sway to entrain for TientsL-l where they will 10in other ‘Unit-B dfipflrtinfl in pursuance of Britain's policfi to withdraw all

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congratulations of his friends on mops

hisvillsedvgtfn the Govendpr t from c

11's M for Geor e wn _ ___ _ SchOoi. His sister, M Fern also 111:0 ‘£31m ‘at’,

there was “no confirmation et all’ of s. report there had been shelling “Ml a certain part of the toast."

BERLIN, Aug. 13-(AP)—Ge1-. menyis guillotine today took the life of the 25th person sentenced to destili so far in 1040 for treason. He was Mwndert Meeuwlssen. 30, of Amsterdam, convicted May 23 of betraying secrets to an unnamed foreign Dower.

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OTTAWA, Aug. Earl of Athlone will fly to Camp Borden tomorrow, accompanied by a few members of his staff, to visit the military camp and air station lhorc. the Defence Department mn- nounced today.

TORONTO, Aug. 13—(CP)-—-More than 100 clergy and lalty of the Church of England in Canada. representing 27 dioceses aerossCun- ads. will attend annual meetings of the General synod Boards at Stratford. Ont, opening Sept. 6, it was announced here today. The House of Bishops of the Church of England in Canada will meet at the some time.

LONDON, Aug. l3-(CP CABLE) —A Canadian flight lieutenant celebrated the award of the Dis- tinguished Flying Cross to him by downing two enemy raiders in Monday's air battle off the 51111111.. erst coast. Advised of the award only a few minutes before taking off to engage the raiders. the Cun- adian, whose name was not dis- closed, shot down two ltdesscr- Schmltt 109's bringing his total bug in the recent Channel battles to

six.

BER-LIN. Aug.‘ l3—-(APl—Gcr-_ mans had scmcthlng to talk about tociaybssirlcstllc war: A touch of blitz llns been restored lo tllcll‘ bcrr. A glass of t-lle new, l-trollgsr brew costs an additional pfnnlg, but ap- parcntly there are no ccmplafnts. Amid "proslts," authoritc. on Ger- many's favorite beverage agzc-od the lllflTfl-ie iii malt-and 110170? alcoholic-content wag well worth

111g 10 make 11111115 101- mm 1119 the price. A govcrnmezlt order per- mestlng to be held at the home of mm“! IHISIHE the malt content M“ _1_D_Macp11a11_ from nine to 10.3 pcr ccnt. Tile

percentage during most of the war perzcd had ranged from six to seven. and recently CilflmlFls turn- ed out s non-alcoholic beer-an idea attributed to Hitler, a tee- r.

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In Memoriam

rllslve damage to Stored 8min ll’! the wheat bclt of Ncw Scuth Wales. 1 In some towns the residents were compelled to lock up their clothing, M-R- J- J- FIACDONALD ‘while shops were extensively in- i ivnrlcci. rho highest lndlvdusl "kill" 011 Thursduy- July 4th. at the was 77.000 in a month on one prop- vmmria 6°00?!“ 170500111 them passed peacefully away a well

£11)’. The former reported so heavy land continuous was the stream of mice C0101‘ the iron bands holding istrcks together that the nuts be- jcdulo unscrewed, causing the bolts to fall out of the holes. 1 Dry weather and the quest of the ‘mice for water partly explains the invasion. -

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i T0 THE CONSUMER i Protect Your Health

i The fly is a gcrnhearrier and foods_ especially berries, packed in open containers are liable to con- tt-lninuuon and thus become n. men-

lacc to your hculth, for your I1"- toetlun sum-puck brand berries are paCILNI in sanl-paek container; cov- ered with cellophane 0r gauze, thus prntectulg you against tile germ carrying ily.

itou elm buy a cine of those ber- ries now from your grocer and have them put in storage at. your local cold storage plant. In this way you can be sure of having fresh fruit

Jlurlng the winter months when it

lwill be s. very welcome addition to

‘your mcnll.

Sani-psrk brand berries are care- fully selected and ded. To merit our high standard of quality they nnlst be ood "The pick of the crop." ou will find uni-peek

Blueberries on the market now.

Later you will find the lenl- k ‘Sasparllls Berries from w a wine cln be made that is en excel- lent tonic and blood builder and It is said to be s, ‘good reuned for the relief of brune itls and est ma. One ‘quart of sssaparlliis berries will snake n gallon of wine.

Rl-JCIPE FOR MAKING

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known and highly respected citizen of South Plnette in the person of Mr. John James MacDonald. Mr. MacDonald was a man who possess- ed stirllng qualities of heart and mind. and his death will be learn- cd with regret by his many friends throughout the province.

He was born 1h Pinette and lived all of his life in the same commun- ity where he took an active inter- est in everything pertaining to its welfare or progress. As a faithful member and elder of Eldon Unit- ed Church he will be greatly mus- ed. There his prescnee and help did much to promote and advance the Kingdom of God.

There are left to mourn the loss of a devoted husband and father his widow and tizree daughters: Marion, Mrs. R. A. MacKenzic. Flat River; Blanche, Mrs. Hazcn Baker, Dartmouth, N.S.; Florence. Mrs. EP. Plpon, Montreal. l-lc is suwived al- so by two sisters. Mrs. Baxter Hub- ley and Mrs. Douglas Costello of South Pillette. His only son. Jack, died a little over a. year ago.

The funeral service was held on July 6th at the home of Mr. R. A. MseKenzle where a large number of friends and acquaintances gath- ered to pay their last respects e noble and esteemed friend.

Service at the home was eon- ducted by his pastor, Rev. W. B. Macphail assisted by the-Revs. J. R. Skinner, A. A. MacL-eod, and Wallace Wadland, and at the grave by the Masonic Order of which he wss a valued member.

The pallbearers were Messrs. W. D. MaeKenzie, Charles Psnton, Neil Morrison. Sinclair Ross. John Andrew MacDonald and T. W. Mor- rison. The interment took place in Belfast oemete y.

DRAMATIC RECRUIT I IN AUSTRALIAN INTERIOR

I WILL WORK AGAIN

is riding on an outbsek (ranch). He is bein e coastal bacilli-ll says he eweots to soon”

cattle station cared fer in 1 MscKay and b. "bee; at work

sASAPAB-ILLA WINE — SYDNEY. Australia - Butcllcvs,

T" ml!‘- illlfi" "I 0""?! u" ""99 vacation ili Prince Edulnrd Islulld.

‘mllfll v1 0°14 "'1'"- 34‘ "um "n mwhflflifl find "l"! V/Ofkfffi Will Pile was n guest of her uncle Wil- n

luiyl- Strain through. eheolo 0|"! be among the second t-Mcn frcm linm BUTIPILI at Summcrslcle olld whue 111, 911011-951 111 F0011 1| 11rd swvelfu l: gilfz-utlttimgfflalfital: iflncwzvnhiver" who W" s" out ‘Mrs. m. Hopkins, ol/osry. —'I‘rlil‘0 511m; 99597995 I i crt-l Vt I "