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AGENT-Mn. Jellll SUMMERS

munitions. ‘TIE-Hum may be bourht any n any of m,

u Bookstore, Water at. Toronto Bakery. Wltlr it

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G di ‘will be delivered to Th. w“: 21".»: day or 10o oer week? rder to the be! responsible m- den

if .-'|‘his column is reserved for new: u; local interest but advertising oi a uewsy nature may be insert- ‘d ,1; 2 cents a word strictly psy-

follvwing store; 1n

tel‘ S . ti‘! Grenville pr

GEThtheilresby ter. agents of

-—MOIB'S CHOC

f Taylor Drug Co., or

APUNERAL SERViClL-The fli- lm“ ~“’“‘“‘“ m "'6 ‘a NED To TORONTO. _ been visltbig relati left on Saturday on return n;

orlllllg liom 5t. James’ church, mom Bay, Rev. Gavin Monaghah

h the family plot in th "naming c1 nictery.

..\‘ls‘I'l‘l.\'(i Till‘) PROVINCE. — nnri Mrs. C. P. Lifibrletter and

M a Tanton, who has been

t_on and Mrs. Tanton, Saturday for her home

—Mra F. M. Webs

a, who h be

311d‘? Eli. 135523531‘. er iome in

Halifax. Th

Miss Mary filial’? accom

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-chi.dren, from Los hsummersidc and Linklet

§“ISIVIVING AT GARDEN LODGE o Garden Lodge, Su LYQI Miss Dorothy I. Mor-

prcderick. lllarylflnd; M188 Eva Lil- [ran Beers, superintendent of the hanage, Mount Her- E. 1.. Miss Elizabeth Mac- Powiiul, and Mrs, Wood, cg

_RETURNED T0 TORONTO. - iir. M. E. Strong, who with his wife 1nd daughter. has been visiting his W. Strong, Central Sllvci, Suinnicvside, ieft on return io Toronto on Satur ind young daughter. remain for a short while and will visit in Saint John on their returré

e Am eedJiudson planes used bonfibiiig operations gave

be l ~' . serschmitt aging-s; we Mm Mes

Eye-Witness Story

"As we turned awa dive (on the sup ly sh p near Stav- anger, Norway) t ree Messerschmitt 09s came for us, A rew of shots went into our tail and dam. aged the starboard rudder. 1 turned to allow my rear gunner the Messerschmltts into He let fly a sooci burst and we saw tracer bullets striking home. Messerschmitt fell away out of con- trol and crashed into the sea. were in the clouds before the other w‘ had time to open their at-

urday mornin is]? Misdghb ilnSlhaIbell, a en su eny on Friday. Mrs. M Sharbeli on Thursday and her rather sudden illness and death~ with much regret by the people in the district with whom she was well ° aotdeuainted and held in the highest es em.

' ills: Winnifhed MaoLean Mcnczon. N. B.. is visting in Bor- dsii. the Blltst of Miss Eisior Camp-

.\irs. Rbginald Rodger den ivas a visitor to Mcnctcn, N. B.

Before the large_scale battle over the channel, there had been

' in which some bombs Peri but no casualties rc- wo German bombers were

Fighter planes of the RAF. beat back Nazi forays over the channel and England Saturday. man, attacks cost them four planes 3—3raising Britain's three-day brig to

12.: Joyce Love of Borden re- luznad home on Wednesday from t vlry pleasant. vszt to St. John, N 13.. uiici-e she was the guest of he: lirozhcr, Mr. Ohares Love.

m

Among the visitors to Charlotte- town Wednesday were Mrs, W, A PlPid, Mrs. Robert bfaoPherson and ills Pearl Sinwart, of Borden.

Aim at Targets Ashore

The Nazis apparently aimed at‘ targets ashore Saturday, from attacks on convoys, and least two raiders were shot down-I raising Britain's three-day ba Nazi bombers to 31. _ military objective was hit. T ers ranged from Northern Scotland to southern England Friday night and Saturday. But Royal Al planes, guarding the Isles in con- stant vigll, scared above low-hang- imz clouds to wheel and dive on f...‘ German planes before d reach important objectives.

Miss Jean Mluttart of Charlotte- bln was a visitor to Bord-en on lluusddi". guest of her friend, ivLss

O v-s

Mrs. Victor-Gallant of Oa-pe Eg- rioni 1s vi=lting in Borden the guest ‘ilher daughiier-in-iaw Mrs. Eimile in rvt

W- ard Mrs. L. EJChOITI and lit- ic daughter Helen left for their

iicy uorr‘ nocomipanii We TJHllCZlllilE by lviirs. Elen.

M's sister, Mi. B‘: tri . § {S a w Gallant 28—(CP)—Anotl-ier ship for

Royal Canadian Navy floated in s slip at this port today-and if all the good omens of its are nny indication, lady luck will be riding in the wheelhouse as it takes to the high seas in the battle against Nazi Germany.

M“: and Mra Frank Dailziei and ""1 Spend rig their summer _\S ill CiCOFgNCWYi.

Three times Saturday, along the southeast coast swift pursuit intercepted Nazi squadrons. fight a big black Gennan bomber pilln8tid into the sea. each of four‘ German planes drop- ped one bomb lnefectlvely, A lone raider attacked a vessel in the Eng- lish Channel but was chased off b

In Friday nights forays two civilians, a man niid woman. were killed.

Oll Depots Bombcd

Oi] depots at Cherbmirg, St. Naz- aire and Nantes in German-occupi. ed France were bombed systemati- cally bv the Roys‘ Air F‘orce Friday night and tons of explosives At St. Nazaire repeated hits were scored. Air attacks also were renewed on the railway yards at l-lamrn, in the Netherlands. and an im ortnnt electric power station

.\lr ‘A. C. Hcivhrt of Borden re- l lirirc on Thursday from a . w: in Ctiarlcotztown.

erring_ of Murray.

“'4' bra‘ vcry hzppy to welcome nrmrs here on Friday, the " Guides frcm Borden who

\\' fifty auz-i cn party of the i \‘H'lli"liS In-"iPute wag held sliding clown the ways 511-7. suspended from the bow hit the hull sharply and champgane bub- led from the ribbon as the ship touched the water. All other fea- tures of the brief ceremony went off smoothly.

Hrs. P. J. M‘CIlil1lS_ Mrs. G. Shrubs. Gent-s P. J. McInnis, sac- M. Campbli. Crnscf-

Dortmund power station and air- dronies at Scliivol and Waalhsvcn. in the Netherlands, come under R. A. F. pounding be- fore. All planes returned except for one engaged in the night attacks.

R. A. F. Continue Assault!

Thus R. A. F. bombers continued g1, their work of smashin dromes. waterway centrations in a wni cripple the bases and ich Germany must some sort of working condition the Nazis are to spring their awaited invasion attempt on Brit-

MENT ON mqnitinuciTfroniM page l) ___

‘ ivnsorcslilp resolution ex- viii-c ihc united will

.ir..~ to nci in hemisphere de- administer jointly any

iircsteiied with a change

me quarters it was consider- v that niuei- has out elf the invasion try pendin! B" B" u ush eastward in search of o tions in mechanized , war. of course, is maintainlnfl the greatest defensive gathered together in the tl island. But at the same is watching the Axis in the east. This increasing strength of home t defence forces. speed-lli? terial production} increM

uccess of the Royal Air k and defence. have tion greatly in the t month.

nugh it is believed the French colonial em

"1"""i‘y session tomorrow. e10,‘ othe Airgerlitine gele- "a oay e pans go minutes. Rev. prayers for the launching. the Bri- tish Empire and the Navy. the National Anthem was sung by the small crowd. workmen knock- ed out mauis and the ship began sliding down the ways.

QgGJWL iittcr his duties here are f Argentine representa-

Afscntina) to deliver to lit Roosevelt, and I certain y

(‘Vvfythinz possible to u to Washington after the

gtrieot mention the contents "11. United States Secre-

instlon of the Meditat- e Rove! Navy ensend-

pa v moletelil the resmution draft. m. u the 955w",

a, eclsi-at on and resolutirh. l now for presentation to tneace ommission and to a se-

Penflrv session tomorrow was r ult of painstaking search .cr _ s that would leave no doubt c! - American countries’ meaning.

_i_______ HONOR Alli. PIONEER. JONDONs-(Olfi-Grlfflth Brew- picneer in British aviation, who ircsented the nation in four bal-

s be; n m n elected president of

era ccnfi ence as front is concerned.

RED LIGIHLSENIRY MANCHESTER. - (OP) — All" several fatalities

l Defence Volunteers. gnsls are ordered as pre- liminary warnlnk.

t?! L111. Illllttl’! III SW1“

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JHGUA

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Highlights Northam Races

Make your plans for Wednesday

lflfiflwflll. July 31, and count on

min; the greate t d: f the year. 3b entri'es infizurrwiligeea.

Drawing for positions will take

Place (tomorrow) Tuesday evening at Hugh Walker's livery stable, King

Street at 8 o'clock. Owners or owners are asked to

bring eligibility certificates.

Arrangements have been made filtering. so patrons at the races can have dinner and supper

on the grounds.

Races will start at 2 p, m, gtnmi.

"d Tlme. 3 p. in. daylight saving.

No delays will be permitted tn

hold up the race program. It will start promptly on time and be kcpt moving.

Officials who will conduct the

races are: Starter, Dr. F. C. Doing- an; Judges. Ernest McTague. w“. tel" 5- Brown. Carl Weeks; Timers, L. B. MacMiilan, Dr. A. A. Lock. flirt. Ira D- Co"; Distance Judge, licnry Redmond.

Dancing in the evening from 9

CLIFFORD McDONALD. Secretary.

till one.

L-lll.‘

Unexpected

Death 0f Mrs. K. Sharhell

There passed away early on Sat- at her home at Port. who was was up and about as usual

will be learned

Mrs. Shnrbell was a member of

St. Brid ets Church. Lot 11, and re- ceived Church from the hands of her pas- tor before she died. Mrs. Sharbell leaves to mourn her sorrowlng hus- band and the following sons daughters: Col tngwood Corner, N.S.: Mrs. MacDonald. Pprtage; Mollv at home, Durmcr, Bos rlogtngte: Edward, Portage, and Gab- re a Bethlehem, _St, Paul, and four broth- ers, John, in Argentine, and Akei, Miliiri and Nuntukah in Syria. The fuiieriil is taking place this morn- ing from her lute residence to St. Eridgeis Church. Lot 11.

Good Luck Omen Seen In Launching

e last rites of the Catholic

and Mrs. Robert McArthur, J as. ton,

Mass.; Elmer,

home. Also one sister in

A opossum BAY Porvr.

launching

At the official launching Sat-

urday. the ship was christened by Mrs. George MacLachlnn of Mont- rcnl. wife of Col. MacLachlan. de- puty minister of national defence.

Mrs. MncLrichlan swung the

bottle of champagne easily and it did not; break as it lightly hit the hull of the corvette type ship. A sigh went up from those who re- membered the sailors‘ superstition that, imy mishaps at the launching mcnn ill luck will dog a ship.

But the ship gathered speed into the

the ribbon-covered bottle

The ship, an nil-purpose type,

will be used in both patrol and pursuit duty overseas and is one of a number being built Dominion for the Royal Canadian -.\'zivy.

in the

Disclosure of details of the ship

is not permissible but it can be said the vessel is sturdy, will show a fair turn of speed and was built especially to meet. the needs of the i; Dominion's navy.

So far only the hull has been

completed. Engines and fittings will be installed and the mounted as quickly as possible to send the ship on its journey over- seas.

$11115

The launching took only a few l". G. Smerring said

Then

the chocks with their

CAPE ‘POWN-(Clfi-South Af-

rican military authorities had good response to a special call for experi- enced motor-cyclic the mechanized uri ts of the over- 52"! ‘M?!-

lb enlist with

of

lvrililrinbcr of 1195565. was di iss d ‘ r

bilbfilaglstrate c. leiuglggswdly

atoiceuseri “was n9 a mp t dist lb -

any event? mer ute liteiature, short of any such attempt. aim-med with

ltlgerature with ihe intention ‘having’ cannot be

erature‘ within in the information find that havin

ture with the ma; u‘ i: .. is no t ereforc in t‘ ‘ 1 _ the defence or caniodhxicgjililitnijilrlmtsfl I musttherefore dismiss the lnlor-l motion.’ Dom YmtUYW-ized Canadian, Mn‘ trate Hughes recommended iliri

connectio ~ltl t-h another cEhaiSge} e so“ mm

rate 9.09-5.91 per cent lli-

Flying Officer H. M. Guelph. Ont.

reported killed in action: ing and bclicvcd klilr-d in iiitlinlli 21 killed on nctivc service; 7 lilPfi on active service: 12 missing mid believed killed on fictive six died of ivonnds on active scr- vice; on active service: report/ed missing now wounded in action: wounded on active servicr‘ now ro- ported wounded in action.

MURDERER WOULD BE PRE

fused. Worrell has s Jail for having mur

Dismiss Gharge Against Member 0f Jehovah's Witnesses

arr. s-rnmmu ma Jul 2s

iOPl-Ach ‘r " '- Mrigviiaezhuhile;

e outlawed Jehovshs

5e W95 flTFfl-isned under section

flfllzfnghe Defence of Canada Regu- fg/lggnfllld have for distribution be. ‘gléiigflulggfgggiire in violation of the

0n a charge that "he did re- June 5 and June 22, subver-

Masiatrate Hughes ruled that the

charged with an In for _ He vzas having for distribu-

that

evidence fall;

on. "I do not believe buting is

an offence because

construed as

Mi of any kind. It is a state ti‘ posse i _ ‘ 1 find 1.115151 (ifigsequently I mm

. such as

Before dismiminiz the German.

c- l? Lisses lay

investigate further

liollar Makes Slight Advance

NEW YORK. July 28.——(AP)—'I‘lie

free pound sterlin di) ed nvn (191115 to sass in f ~ g ‘p

States dollar in M85 Saturday. however, managed to advance .375 l of a cent to 87.8784.» U. S

eims oi the Uiiizeu ulet week-end csiil.

he Canadian dollar

. cents. (Ottawa foreign éhClllllllfl.‘ board count». The Swiss franc and Alixclcoii pcso

held even.

10 ilanadians 0n Air List 0f Casualties

LONDON. July 28_(CP Cnhloi...

Teri Canadians. one of them hold- er of Cross, were included Ministry's 40th casualty list lSFilPll

the Distinguished Flvinc

iii the Air

tonight. The list contriiiicd 204 names. One 0f three Canadians iistni

as missing was Pilot Officcr S. R.- Hendcrson, whose father Winnipeg. Henderson ivzis dorm-nt- ed with the I). F. C.

in Jrmiinrv

or his pnrt in shooting" rimvn n

f

German flying boat and ntinvkinq a second uhiil lils ammunition wris exhausted.

'I'he list of Canadians folloivsi Previously reported missing now

reported killed in action: Pilot fif- flcer D. G. MncQuren. Dvumhcllrv. AitlL, 8nd Silt. A. A. TOZVIWNlFi. whose next-of-kln iivcs in land.

Em:-

Wounded or injured in fiction: Robertson.

Missing: Pilot Officer S. R. ‘Hen-

derson: Pilot Officer R. M. Buch- anan, London. Ont, and Pilot Of- ficer J. S.

Torfzalson, Clinrrliill.

Man.

Previously reported missing ll(l\\' reported prisoner: Pilot Officer I. s Adams. Smitliville. Ont; Officer D. Mncllonnld, Vviniiipcg: Pilot. Officer J. Plnnt, and Flying Officer G. E. Walker. Gloichen. Altn.

F110!

Wimiilicp,

The list shows 29 previously rc-i

ported missing now prisoners; six previously reported safe; 19 killed in action: l2 n-nund- ed in notion, two died of received in action: 2i; prcsumcci or

missing now

wnunlls

‘Accident Takes

Life 0f New Annan Man

‘Mr. Harry Walker, a Prominent Farmer, Instantly Killed in Sad Fatality.

A sad fatality occurred on Satur- day morning about 10.30_ at the farm oi‘ Harry Walker, New Annan, wlicnaloiided gun discharged acci- dentally, and killed Mr. walker in- sliihiiy‘. Mr. Walker had gone out to his fox ranch to kill a skunk

which had been about the place. C’ i’

‘llll; his gun loaded No one

‘havingllvi/illkel‘ had leaned the gun by the of d,‘s_ door of the ranch, and in opening

l ilie gllil had gone off, and the iuli an Nil-charge of shot entered his head.

no; flgqujrn H“ I, view of ilie circumstances an inquest the dates mentioned}

and I filHhPTi _ Snbvel-swc me,” . ilio rruicii, but was found b ayoung

ntinn of 4151-1, L_ l‘ 1nd‘; who was staying at t e house prove“ 1n miflcaYgxhv-iio iiiid gone to see why he had

l which will be hard to fill. Mr. Walk-

-o

lL0\\'lilOi' Wiilkei" of Carleton.

lilio lute Charles Clark, of Wlimot

liriouvn the loss of an affectionate

wrs, Summcrside, are left to mourn iTlic sympathy of the entire com- linunity" is extended to the bereaved

n ftcrii con from

ltlcssrs. Pcrcv Loivther, Cornwall,

bunks, Arthur

‘Interment was in the family plot in flilt‘ People‘

Canadian it

iiu- l liUIilV iliev Will definitely be on

lives iii l do)’.

srnmnu Liii‘ squadron said it "will slim m: lll ncAOn with built Hurricanes."

ll l.‘:.p.‘:iiiii‘.i that the Canadians -li‘l'i\'t.‘li lli LllLiL.

PllUiiflii '.ii.i\ live-v iiocd not call on the re-

sources of the iuuiiy u long day."

Lion names, but called the Squadron .i‘{1li(‘l' "ii vctcrrin with more than 2.000 hours to his credit." llil- sirlliilllnlils Young proud of being the first Canadi tigiitci‘ (iuvivcl from ii-iiiniiig scheme will soon be over. and wc would like to kind of teed initial ic-L iliciii an example."

ll miss-

scrvici‘:

Wriiiiiiiflfi |)l‘\‘\'lfill<l\'

t we t wo

133 missinlz:

one Dreviouslv reported

ACIll-lll-IF FREE SYDNEY, Ail.<tri\lia.—B-0f0rr cou-

siderlng an appeal for the rolcnsc of a convicted murderer. Leslie Cove Worreii; State Cabinet was informed that. if released. he would bccomcn lay preacher. I

The application for release was re- nt 20 ycnrs in cred his wile.

BUT may 010F171‘

L —(CPi —Wliliam

IJVERPOO

Henry Jones. 2'7, told a Consciou- tlous Objectorflr ‘Ifi-ibunai ho turn- ed from Anglican to Nlciliiwdivt when war opened, Methodists would become pncilisis. He was registered for duty with a voluntary ambulance unit.

thinking ilic

..._Ti—._.

i0 L‘ girilvil us u sub-tropical flitilt, grows on inc Cniiaciian Prairies, so does a \‘i.il'l£‘lV of other fruits.

Supvriiiivrident Dominion Experi- liliililll szntion, Mordeii, Manitoba. should prove of particular interest“ l0 iiiose who are not familiar

wliiit has been accomplished in fruit growing in lhc report States:

. plant. shrub, tree and vine so widely illtlPn with fruit. Apples are carrying n. full crop, There are several hun- llrivd named varieties, They include olll-tiinc kinds. such as Duchess, Hi- boriinl and liuciions such as Me ba and Haral- son, rind manv new ones, such Bl Beacon and Mount.

themselves with abundant fruit. In 1940 many seem to be overdolng it. Wlicrl‘ o. tree has an overload, e tendency is for undersized fruit and n severe drain on the vitality of the individual. vein hybrid crabs is of special in-

011110115- sour cherries. including

C]li‘i‘l'lL‘S are mice. as is their usual custom, sand filcYlTV and choke-cherry bushes are a on

ran nllv Oll- on u: up ocumt omen Au . .I\’OII nin-

ani nun. . 4m:

. . . canner- ael AID New: mun ruvwm

‘ will mature many berries. Mulber-

y . .. s v‘.i"..i him, but from the circum- stances, it would appear that Mr.

i. , B. Howatt coroner, was culled, also the R.C.MP, and in WAS considered unnece

. Mr. Walker was alone when he went to

iltll. rciuriicci,

Mr. Wll-KE!’ was held in the high- est esteem mid his tragic death has lctt a vzicniicv in the community‘

i1‘ was born hi. New Annan and was U7 vcurs of zigc. He was the son of ilic late David Walker and Deborlalh

e

‘Feast 0f St. Anne Observed At Lennox Island

The feast of St. Anne was ob-- served by the of Lennox Island with their cus- tomary High Mass and celebra- ‘tlons. The (Pretty church of St. Anne name for their patron saint was prettily decorated for the oc- casion and many friends from all parts of the Province attended. Rev. Robert MacDonald, Redemp- torist Father from Charlottetown formerly of Grand River was the speaker for the day and also cele- brated the High Mass which was held at 11 O'clock. l-lls very excel- lent sermon was based on the gospel for the day.

In the sanctuary were Rev. Ben- nett MacDcnaid, Grand River, and pastor of the Indian parish. Rev Wm. V. MacDonald of Alberton and Rev. Urban Gillis of Wellington. The choir of the church rendered very impressively the responses to