bl b sold

trol of Australia. Scenes from Dun-

. was TERNAN -<-¢'e* has: s:l'fi.7l'.1*5l‘i§?~ -'

all? $11K “' " ‘I "" ‘iv’:- suns lun- uncnfn o~$ ‘ow

uinnau canons-us“, h Ilhlia-Pbonczllflrllhzvloo v __v..I£'~_L-:I¢Au-;2__I'I""_e

i? 5m c5” m‘ "-55" W. and all fishing lub- 51141.

3%“; bliss at Brace '5.

é 11118104118“ i!‘ ll £05335 pmmplly ‘l0

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ir d htor. d ltd to e ""......'"ii...- "" ""21 n. c_ N_ V. H...

Kirkland Lek. Oill-Qfifhlil-‘Wllll May 16th. Save mone

18¢

, 0w,“ AT SPRING vsnwr w“

, ‘ngitlll. SW11‘

riot _ _ d I _ my‘; o! thals-‘BIIMEMGC. ' _ Oliih 50C!

1y iwfhyl: Znlargesnumber oflgue Md QPW- Admission 25 cents. ‘lriulnds neighbors met to tender] “m” m1‘ 5819- 5"10-l2-2l w,

_ gest daughter ‘SRéEISI9iIlrIIlElrJ::X1IUK1-OU. It 11.1

meg with

m, Strains

d“... {rimmed basket of '1"'*1 °f e 9 1b- “Sh: filler‘. with parcels -of

n Cotton. These were opencd

o], eagle)‘, The accompanying M“ m“- Ws of good wishes were re

, q iiresent

'9

vliis b - tnglsfhlll‘ McKay. Among the _r.~_' silver. a larl" 111117911 591" .-.,.,.5 of pyrex. dinner set. .

d bedding in variety. and a

lsum of money. When the zifts all been nlaoed Cordelia. FY5111‘ lrexpre&sedr hint‘ thsvzlrsgrgrall its; ._ 1 t-er exnr-s "llnili lol-iggd in rliln-ioiz ‘i? °'“-" ‘"81"- .1 l!" r"- n ow. e __ _ A f- plcasantlv scent in so- u1"xm%h1§; MEETING-Th” ‘e3’

.....=e and a dainty lunch en's l/llsoionhr§“§%°§ll§y°§i1l“§e‘§§$j

i‘? lhc 156195. merside Baptist Church was held —' '~-——~——i 1m Week in the church Vestry with Personals the president. Mrs. John McLeod

. Ev glnfrhcotflhgirhalke meiiging fooktthe _ - ends c Mr. er- _ i o er's ay mee ng gfiui1fggqlgon Wm‘ be pleased with a suitable program and the ‘hm m“ he ~15 D "Sam; fay, mothers of the congregation were ‘_ . “m. m5 open; on go,- an; guests. Mrs. O. C. McNeil was the

ms and an wish him g organist. A solo "My Mother's Pray- _ _reco‘.en.__s er was nicely rendered bv Mrs. J

" period was moth f th Bibi

l T ers o e e

KENS Ne’ 0N with papers read by Mrs. C. B. Jel- Ilil B. Moran of Charlottetown

lliinn’ “Yxlfhfi “ti” “'1” “is? n‘???

i recent week-end gust in e °"'° m" 11"" “'1'?

I _ w was conducted, by the president. ap-

Jglfgléigls-“nmg h" mmd u propriste hymns were sung-S. K.

lln. J.. n. Bu?! Kensington is B

iiilg in Halifax N. S. the Bllest her son Mr. Cedric Baker and

~ 1- Women's social club met on Wed- K- nesday afternoon at the home uf . Robert MacPherson with tho Irs. Wm. I-Iaggerty of New Annan president, Mrs. Neil Darrach in the returned home much improved chair. Meeting opened with prayer health after spending some followed by roll call and minutes .. . in Charlotttetown receiving of last meetin . Report oi the pan- m treatment try sale and azaar was given by ____. the segrgaggiéy slliawgneg thatutzlzei nge Rom . “are. sumo .5a nreo . n hum]: gggggdg; lfd ajley. motion dsr-éral bcéutséiandriililg bills . were or ere p . , e secre- fm h‘ h“ “m” m“ tary was asked to write a letter of ' thanks to the Mayor and Council- _—"'_‘_'i"_ lors for the use of the hell. Mrs. Stewart of the sick committee re- rtcd taking fruit to four mem- rs of the community who were ill. The members were invited to n the home of Mrs. Willard Learn for or: il°“lil“°°i‘."k" “l???” M ————- e a ne c on. ibe following report is supplied m .___ ill. If. W. Clay, Domini Dc Worthy of special mention in the ubent oi Agriculture: list of names of school boys who are hiding slow. cal'."es steady to 1-4 proud to be able to purchase bonds er. other kinds of live stock n this fourth victory loan is that ell" steady. of Billie Irving, little eigllt-ycsr-old 5106's lo to 12 1-2; heifers I 1-2 eon cl‘ Mr- end Mrs- Wylie Irving 1g; mod cows 10 m lo 1.3; y“; oi‘ Borden. Many of these junior i510 1,, 15, bu", 13 w l; iqgpupils are doing their bit by pur- bulk H35, mp "no hot chns Wlg‘ stamps and war cer- fed “Qmm tificates but Billie is the youngest t... n t, l2 n. weight. Iggy, igggdg° *,',*;"'~“§,,,*,*5,,§,gg*"g*,g'g lillllbiegill) plain quality. $6.00 bond m‘? wrote w, m, own ‘ihequ? ' " for it. ust ano. er exampe o she” 5 I2 w 1° 1'1 "what the young lads of the nation

During the past few weeks there m m,“ an mcmm m the mm are doing for their share in t s

l0ll18111- hogs shipped by Island w“ .___

. 1"‘- 1‘1°K§ Wh1¢h Wélflh uni-i" Free sound movies from the Na-

' Dollllds live weight 0f! $71-16! tional Film Board were shown in 17° D0llllds off cars are not the town hall at Borden on Tucs-

»In the future. 51110021’! of day afternoon to over a hundred

MR5 may firm that they will school children. Miss Hilda Gillis alive as feeders. was in charge and showed the films

Women are Warriors, Northem Pa-

querque, The Nose has it and Bra-

ipuhnc Auction zluusr.z."ireziz".eziii*its

were shown to a large audience of the older folk and were much ap-

AT KINKORA Pmi-"d- On Thursday evening the Red

Cros committee held an afternoon tea in the town hall and had as an

_._i_

_- ANTED iioYjioi- farm work Tim Jtnanii 1o years. Apply 5-1141 n Slfhse “mm ",',.“,‘;,'.','~;.*;;

c301’ with formalln- JUVENILE 00UBT- . 6.9,}: co., xeminswn- . venill Court of Summersfiiletlbgfgge

-~-—- _ Judie L. G. Lewis, Judge of the Ju. "::ii....*i.§.3i’"é$- ms°:ll'l-...:l.:‘.z"i:.l..= .1 ‘ ofsilgnierrlce East announce and but ou one year's Prribatslon and

' 0O l .

son of Mr. JamcS1 —FOXMEN._ Q1; c5,- p“ W; the late Mrs. slino-‘No. 1 and No. z Muffets, $.31,

Pi Lo take place in Jugleizqllallgxyoaizirinixiiérllnow. Intemation- _ 5-12-61.

_ _ w_ _,_ —A CONCERT IN TRAVELERS 1”“ °' M"ga$iillgrs was the 123% "e"- Thuredev- May i3. 8:30 pleasant lltherinlz 011 ' " ‘Wen by R'C"%F- ‘K1314.

-i1Mi-:aAi.n PERSONALS 4415, _ Dorothy Crok f s ‘ drawing room was dtastewfilillg 8mm the weekgglc ‘in héllfhgiildig Q1113; agdm“ be", Summerfield-Mrs. Gordon Mun. hers 111mg 1‘ we x D1 .' "by was s. visitor to Summerside on °1 b11111“ m” ° Friday. -Congratu1ations are bein l; Mrs. Roy Bfltghmwetul: extended toMr. and Mrs Arthilg -io be was @5691’? 1551,’, H“ Lambe (nee Rita Mallettl on the iii’- rited c1181!‘ h.‘ rs- daughter in the gtrgnceMtiounty l-Ijospital on April . . B fir. _ n. sires was placed before and Mm‘! Hing Chlaguenttlfléére rig, 10f honor by M15595 v lmnt visitors to Iimeradl the guest in. Cecil Camnbell and Mrs. °1 ‘ha’ “Wflhwr- Mrs. Lembe auc

-BRUSH FIRE- A br h c‘ 5 gm- us .ire M“ Kari‘: xlvofieidlfride A8196! 1mm" 1°‘ 11°11" Yesterday in an “new swung", on area between Miscouche and St. ‘Vlrs Fred Profitt and." Nichmas‘ We“ °1 Summe ~130- * xglllafieddhln-‘gticfi ffrom fthgu western e 1'8 l n - 1v and beautiful gift! We" 1‘ forts. Last night the fiiie wfls 5o’- ut Ported to have burned itself out. gfllyd scrub twoodlfanc. was burned.

m’! By ano her i

~i 01 “"91"?” °°n1mmml " time in a section wrist gfzrigieghnfiblnd? A small barn was destroyed but the owners name was not learned.

oollifiiijlfioun In"! HIKING JACK "Al"

lulu Ilihvl - Iliuinlh Pstiimn IIII i] llflll Slllllll Stlfln H]; by hm hllv

_ “ALSOA News _ snows 1.30 - 9.15

‘THURS AFTERNOON 3.30

SUMMERSIDE

Demure to valuable woodland was s.

W. I-logg. The subject for the study

St. Peter's Hal!

The R.C.A.F'. lifobile Recruiting Unit will be in Charlottetown on May l4. l5. l7. l8 fol" the purpose mell and women for duties in the air and on the ground

The unit will be located at the P! ' C , 51111110"! Scluurc. insleiirtls otlurge

of enlisting

Parish Hall of st.

Arrnouries as previously announced W158i’ and Saturday. male a

plicants will be interviewed while Monday and Tuesday. May 17 and 18 will be set aslce for the ladies,

Souris Firm Makes Large Suilscription

Yesterday tile old and well-kilown firm of Matthew and MacLean‘ Limited. Souris. subscribed $26,000‘ to the fourth victory loan. The subx scription helped boost the KinBS County total to $227,060 bv the enc."

of business yesterday.

Small inmstors were urged to follow the example of the Souris firm and invest every dollar they

could spare in bonds.

Sunlmerside L, 0. B.A

Thursday night Edith Carvelle L. O. B. A. Summersicle. held a very enjoyable entertainment and Social evening at their Lodge Rooms. where

i

IllliBiA IBIISUN - Wllliii IBEl is

R.C.A.FZ Urtit At

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Estimated I943 Revenue, 1 Expenditure At S’Side

“Myra; iimmi-y of this estimatcs for 1w. present-M b? “m” cilia:- Mollisonfzhafrmm of the finance oommfttcc. ll ‘h! "I111" mum mggflng of the Buininorslde Town Council on Honda nilhl-I

Afr Raid Precaution ..

CIASWIIJI for Photographs. CONIIDIIATION LIFE INBUI- ANCI- [r91

CHIC!!-

3 :80. Cuiidall Home.

gram. 25 cents admission.

—Mr. Henry J. MacDonald.

Council yesterday afternoon.

mg at 2 o'clock. Interment Mid gell Cemetery.

master of ceremonies.

esting speakers.

Personals

where she spent the winter

»pital in Montreal recently.

1 Mr, and‘ Mm Thom“ BfazgL ;m1ttee said. Oil the 13th day of iasl. Johnston's River. he will rejoin his

unit the first of the week,

Two Splendid Victory Loan $llflS0fi|lli0llS

Two more prominent and patri- otic citizens are backing their re- spective cuunties in the race for the Provincial challenge trophy by tak- ing up large amounts of Victory bonds. Immediately it was announ-

County of King's was challenged, Just as soon as he could com-

and clear his desk, Mr. H. H. Cox called at Victory Loan Headquar- ters yesterday and subscribed for $10,000 worth oi Victory bonds, with the remark "I shall not let my coun- try or my County down.

Hardly had that transaction been completed when Mr. R. C. Clark telephoned in from Mount Stewart saying that he was solos to steud b moon's County, and purchased a sgnfiar amount of 310.000 Th spirit of patriotism on the art of our leadiri citizens is an spira-

tion, and s ould be a fine stimulus toward making the loan an out- standing success. and once again

My; Duncan MacDonald performed placing Prince Edward Island in

the duties of chairman very effici-

the vanguard as a leader in all

Bum,‘ The opening Chorus o can. loyal and patriotic efforts.

ada was followed with a Solo. "Down by the Old Mill Stream" bv Miss Lois Smith, which called for encore.

A talk was given by Mr. Heath

MacQuarrie on the founding of the Orange Order and the work of Wll-I 11am, Prince of Orange. Who i5 1181f!

in sacred memory until this day. He

mentioned the facts clearly that Orangism is not an aggressive as- sociation but believes in freedom of religion equal rights to all, 51106181 privileges to none.

Mrs. Chester Palmer in her usual

charming manner. gave very effeci-i tively “Maggie and Jiggs at The Golden Cate" and when cnccfid came back with “The Mistakes of

He; lover, when watching a game

@111" instructed to sell by work completed by the membersioi Foot/ball by the white sex. "A

Illblic a t‘ here during the last two months “c m“ M’ for the Red Cross. The fourteen KINKORA VILLAGE quilts in their retty sahadesvgf 01110553. w” mau -

on fbiluefor mlliblyieatdnlgriltion. Anyone who has ever sewed a qlll" 1h 111° MONDAY, MAY 17th ‘mg- “$2333” “J25; ‘Zfilliiiifi

B! 1 RM. ggaimfizhgg taking ilt cilutlof ffimvsg h? following far oafngoiltnjelhtfailggi’ in gne w‘ m machin- n

w thesc women workers have!

Solo by Mr. Archibald Sharp. was‘ heartily applauded and was follow-

ed by Jamie wli you Marry Me? His ggcolnpilnlst was Miss Geldeft. y“; #31119 a well rendered read-

NOTICE l

_ , side. I aim no longer associated in any way with that concern.

Dated Mly ll» 1913- (Sigiied), Ewen M. Nldlflslfillla.

AIIBTIUN SALE

I am instructed b! Wilson SMI-

ing by Mr. B. I Rayner "Jonathan art. l-lomlilhlfo- W i611 0h h" 91'1"‘

Mr. Hilgh Hanna of sherbrooke

“Iimbcum é or cleaner. 5st Farmers. mflglma much time and pleasure was next called upon and he an-

“Iillc- 4% u. r. "min. i in th‘ m‘? ii. e. iroi-illloiiurmto: fmflnfiifikflgll ‘$2,112’ Z3?’ higheé: Lhsctorlolglbwb-grtpagr commendation. Knitltcd wrork shown

I ‘QM Q SCH‘ bnrihdu“! 111W!- o llflll! fir?“ stocokfinrleblovgsfl sand mitt-s living w" ‘mkbgmh “vfi and sewing of children! dresses and ‘I; gum“ V1118 51¢ ‘a py amas. At tho afternoon ica a hi!» hi.“ B“ 5km‘ w co ection was taken 1n aid of the 5m d c"]'5l‘1;:“1' hlhm» Red Cross. In the GVEILIIIIE a: rill;-

e

'r'i'vl:i):'h'§n"“"" ""1 Inps:.l:\}1h'a‘r\ad the égceeds

Mn gum,“ mell- T" of tliu card party and the e m°°" hnilp scalar il.00 for the

h. lithium m” m‘ 3""; §:a"3r'£f”dsxu§mu les played- mm F Fem Pump, two b"! Ladies prile was won by Mrs. Cecil in “'20:. Shovels and other suygrt, gentleman's by Mr. Jarv ‘ Trainor viii-h consolation P1116! a‘

1|. 1-‘, mmmmon_ ling to Mrs. w. A. rum mum . "Ills: c“ "‘“""'" lulioh gm been s..’é.l"'i.‘ d wig ' l f the freeaouyw log WM

resumed or Mlflllfl P9111159

M ..‘.’.‘.Q\..,_: ‘on b’ u“ n.—A

K’ v

‘pounced that one of the fair lady's hnd beaten him bv successfully Ely-- ing his reading and not to be out»,

rlone he rear‘; The Bachelor's Dream by Bums. Addressing his Cat and Dog. Next was a ninno solo by a

ialenml nrlist which was loudly, encored. Inst but not least weighs. verv nlei! "Ti" dll€b by M18868 BO I‘

' t

and Woodsice.

A unaviimmu: vote of thanks was.

extended to the entertainers an

visiting artists by Mr. Heath Mac"

glam-lo. After singing "The King"

m n" m; flown a, g sumptuous lunch

vjfnvlded by the ladies ‘This was followed by nlxneroun Dames and’

"libel the singing of Auld mo: Svne all dispersed for their several

homes.

IJ kins." on the program was ai ices, Monday, May 17th at 1.30 EM. hygxyrfonngncg by Mr Roland Sheen.‘ the foilowinl:

starting with ,a solo followed by tap; dancing which was well ffinlflllgadsii '

. Hi compn ‘twnsag eo-a

§§,“',°‘,',',!§‘},,"L,““§,,1f fifiligfliimaciho Sunlilvllerslde Airport.

1 McCormick Deerinl hay-mower. 1 Frost A Wood lhy rake, 8ft: Potato hillcr with cart athcllfll. l acufflcr, 1 gong plow, F. it W, 1 single plow, l spike harrow, I IIIHIII footih narrow, I pilig sleigh, 2 wood slelghs, i driving wagons. 1 out.

r-c

| truck wagon with box and nah]

3 ladders ll, l0, $5 ft: 1 grind stone. 1 churn. l lots swings. work and driving harness, Melutte separ- no, (s00 lb). Quantity hay and straw pressed. cull potatoes: also household affects.

Terms 810 and under cash: inh- that. amount 6 months credit on .

approved Joint notes, l percent off for ollh.

If not fine ale following day. ALEX. MclAl. Auctioneer.

I'll-M

mam ARRIVAL - The train from Borden arrives in the city last evening at 1.40 with B0 Dus-

Discount on Assessment .. Permanent Street Asscssmen Fire Department .. Fines and Costs Interest on Overdraft Interest on Debenturu

OWING T0 THE Prince Edward Island Hospital Nurses Graduation taking place tonight the regular mofiiiig of the Ladies All‘. of the u cefllidward gotgpital will

kc loo on by moon at 5-12-11 m _ . . . . . . .~q. m: NURSES graduation of the Prim-l"!- Advmm“! ‘"- ' Prince Edward Island Hospital - takes place tonight in 5t. Paul's Hall at 8 o'clock. Interesting bro-

5-l2-1i APPOINTED Bfiiiy INSPECTOR

Officials‘ Salaries

Arman dale, has been appointed dairy in- spector for the Province, to assist the dairy superintendent in his work. The appointment was made at s. meeting of the Brecutive

Street poncho? Sinking Fund Approp . Sinking Fund on Overdraft .

FUNERAL TODAY-The remains of the late Mrs. Hattie E. Coffin, accompanied by her son. Ira H. Coffin, arrived from Somerville, Moss, last evening and were taken to the MacLcari Funeral Home. mineral from St. Peters United

Street Assessme 7 j

Lieut. Mclsaac Addresses Adoption llolllmittee

Igeut. Mclsaac is now svwliin

ratings. A moving picture protect

uiness of the bovs aboard.

with scarves. mittens. socks. balak

ill Halifax to which lhc Ni1.\'_\' Lea

Church this afternoon, service start- Electric Light Revenue

Electric Light Debentureufntervest’ . Electric Light Sinking Fu

PATIENTS _E—I\7I‘ER.TAINED— Fm" “d 0°51‘

Patients at the Provincial Sanatori- um last night were entertained by n. variety program. Those taking part included. George Chappclle, violin, Ab. Eldon Harms. guitar and songs, accompanied by Mrs. Edwards at the piano, Andrew Gallant, stcp dancing, while Fred Howse was

Rental, Town niii‘ Small Debt Court Water and Sewerage Surplus .

REVERENDS ROBIN Cobble and Archie A. Allen will speak in the Central christian Church on Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Cobble is a young Missionary who has Just returned after l0 years service in the Belgian Congo. Mr. Allen is principal of the College of Churches of Christ. Toronto. Evory- one is invited to hear these inter- 5-12~

Dom in ion Total Now $820, 902,400

Drop In Subscriptions '1 urned In Monday; Uh’ i own 1s Sixth bity '10 Reach Ubjective.

-’I‘lle vlously reported Uuiliiiliiieu , uoiilillittec iviarylaiiu Insurance Lo. “Al; l-cctly announced this from the Maryland Casualty co. of

Miss Rae Gillespie returned hcme

Nziiionill will" i-iilalicc Monday evening from Toronto

announced tonight that returns on tiic 13th any of. Callildas ~——- Victory Loan campaign amounted Miss Bernice white and fvli=s to ssasaissoo. so Sophie Newson. of Kingston. P.E.I., were among the nurses who grad- uated at the Royal Victolfi Hos- leverage.

Returns for the previous l2 days 0f the drive, wnlcii has a ilnilimuiii of $i.1i;0,0£;0,uJu had aver- aged $64,251,603 dolly, tile com~

week oi the 21-day campaign open- ed with a day $14,368,800

continues to lead below i cities still below quota fol

bined canvass and payrolls sailizgs with 81.3 psi‘ celii. KJLllLT comiiluil- Red Deer, Alta, has climbed llLU second place with followed by Medicine Hal,

Gnr. Lawrence Brazel. is spend- ing his furlough with his parents

i

Lut n t at a ineetinl of the H Mxlflflkhihsrlotiewwn" Citizens. Adoption Committee Lieul. wiitredl Mcfsme gave an informative and interesting description of the needs arid desirable comforts that milhl be procured for men on board shi

s, leave sf. his home in Charlottew ' town followin! several months‘ service with the R.C N v.11. in the. Mediterranean. Stine sugflestions given by him to the committee, . were that leather duffle coats wouldi be much appreciated. Also sub ula ma azin , gsglixldiog Wgnnllfisprcfigived g5. ‘S; Incl stomach s not so good,

. . u" fl. - . . (ifigweorwgvrlzleenztxlttlfisegeigzgg: n c8232., quick IOIIELt/Olffllalflpllli illuAl and hon-m lagging would be a ma)‘ younaed.Alka-Scltzcrshwc-v. rcligf trait for the boys too and were‘ always welcome. He suggested hav- ing the committee get ln touch will l Try Alka-Seltzertoday the lst Lieutenant of the slip on - ask him for suggestions that wouldi free sample‘. Address: M... .. contribute to thc comfort and liau i Ltd, D:pt,|-j-5lo7 Duffcrln Si,

Woollen comforts are good. he, said. but he would not advise send