AGENT: Mn. John Pun

‘ SUMMEBSIDI é Newt.

Subscriptions '11s Guardian mu "s "Wain on: Sum:

11111 Booksio , Water Street. forolzifl Bakery, Water Street.

umer Boy at 2o pa: day. or 10c

1T HE WESTERN G ‘ii-ifirfibi-‘fa 33't"§¥§"°“' “i” 4'i'miIir-s. umuu c. rm Ilih u", p.111 “lath?” of the following store in

The Glllfdllll will be delivered to m, you. 111

per week. Ph -‘ ,1 give your order to the boy responsible for “K311i”,

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“°‘"'"°' "Willem. Weier sum. M"! Guilder. c1 Granville Street. Summer-aide uy for this eervieq II your route.

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111 local interest, but advertising 0i a newsy uature may be inserted 11: mm a word. strictly payable 111 advance.

1ets at ‘iavlor Drug 00.. Kensingwn ‘wok or catalogue. at Braces.

_AGAREX. The safe and pleas- 111 laxative, 16 oz. bottle $1.00. (jcurllrs rtexall Drug. L-505-7-l7-2i.

; bi '- ut proof tires. ighlloclimrltoBraoes. L-477-7-l7-2i

_Q1:ICK service on your films. 99111-11“ Rexali Drug. L-505.7-l7-2i.

ullEV. EDWARD Simpson of 61.1.11 Buy, wis, will take the ser- vices in Malpeque United Church on Sunday both morning and eve- 1111111 L.535.

_0:q TUESDAY July 22 there will be a strawberry and home made ice creum festival on Nruth Bstieque Church grounds beginning o: 3 P. M. continuing through the “9111118, 14-525-7-113-21

-l.0'1‘ l6 U. B. W. M. U. MEET _L:irlles from the United Baptist Church were invited to attend the reguar meeting of the Lot 16 U. B. W. .\i. U. on Tuesday. There was o. large attendance from Lot 16 and Siiminerside. The

An interesting program was carried out. Mrs. Macicod gave a solo and Mrs. Winchester a read- ing. Refreshments were served at the conclusion oi the meeting-S.

-E.\'JOYABLl-'J PICNIC — The school of St.

on Wednesday a l'll00ll. The day was ideal for rush an outing and young and old enjoyed themselves. Sports and

aizrmoon a delicious supper was rerred by the ladies on the grounds oi Mr. ziiid Mrs. Wm. Schurman. A role oi thanks was extended to Mr. and .\'irs. Wm. schurman for the use of their grounds-S.

—COUR'1‘ CASES — Magistrate Darby held court this week at

and heard several and Excise cases. A int-ii from Borden was fined ten dollars and costs for “consuming? lfiiree nicu from Skinners Pond, charged and found guilty under the Excise Act with being in the pos- its 0h of beer were each fined $26

costs. A man from Borden

costs. A summerside party charred with driving a car with. rut a permit was fined $2.00 and IUSlS.—~S.

—-FUNERAL AT ALBERTON- 'l'"iie funeral services for Mr. Mc- Qziald were hcfd yesterday morning from his late home in Alberton to the Roman Catholic Church. The iimeral was very largely attended. Th“ 5°i9mi1 High Mass of Requiem d by Rev. Wm. Mon. . P. P., Rev. Dr. Monaghan v ouche, was deacon, Rev. Fr. llalsli. st. Mark's, sub-deacon and ilfv. w v. MacDonald of Seven i-iii‘ Bfly. master oi ceremonies. In iilt sanctuary were Rev, D1- camp- btii 0i Si. Andrews. a former pas- iii or Alberton parish. and Rev.

iiiimvcd by the members of the or-

Tfli! ll up he was fun enoilm office My around herel”

1111, column is reserved for news]

LBISMA-REX for stomach up-

._TO0LS or all kinds sold from L-417-7-17-2l.

pith-now GOOdflCh Safety Silver- All sizes

Fr. Gnutlct of Egmont Bay. Mem- with the Naval Department of Na- iifi; oi tho various organizations to tlonal Defense.

Fhirli the deceased belonged at- -A. tiélfilfilfléfflit 331d martéhed

> S "ICHFSC 0 e ceme 61')’.

11,11 11111111110111 w“ mam The srAv our LATER.

- 0 C. headed the procession IDNNDON_1CP1_-I-1.1Q curfew

i" °i iricizraphers, pallbearers and oars/a. A large cortege of cars and $3M; followed behind the mourn-

—BUY yard h 1P¢pairs atzlsiafigs. °°°'1,I‘.{'1’1’.‘$f1i‘.‘5,“_

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—REXALL Nerve Tonic tablets iwlth vitamin B. Box of 60 tablets, i5 cents. Gourlies Rexall Drug,

L-505-7-17-2i.

qmnaoua UNITED cnuncn i-The services for £11113, ,11111yA2QR,;1 Album a P. M. o ' iP. M. luv. Ralph ivhsidféifitlii‘! i it h-soo-i-ia-u.

—-LEAVES FOR HALIFAX-Mrs. E- C- Refill. who with hep small son Alan, has been the guest of her

er camp at Stavert/s shore for the past, 51x

weeks, leaves Saturday morning for ‘ I-Iaiifax to visit her sister, Mrs. V, ‘S. MacMlllan-S.

—S'SIDE BOYS GET WINGS\ Irwin Clarence Ross, son oi Mrs. Ross of Summerslde ii 8101111 of E. C. A. F. graduates Wm Feceiiiriy 80E their wings at MacLeod R..C.A.F. Flying 30111101 1n

Alberta. Pilot Ross is receiving itiftffst°b is mp1

—THE 115th ANNIVERSARY ofi the Bcdeque United Baptist Church, will be held Sunday 20th. Morningi service 10.45 A.M. In the evening 11.10 P. M. Rev. (Capt l A, ,1, Higgins 11,111 speak and men from the “Air Force" will sink. In the afternoon at 3 P. M

Baptist Cemetery hen q church will decorate with flowgris those who have passed away during the past twenty years. L-496-7-18-li

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Borden

Mr. Walter Farmer o! Borden was a visitor to Summers do on Wednesday.

Miss Jean Muttart of Charlotte- town visited her friend Miss Joan MacIsaac for a few days last we’:

Mr. P. J. Macfrmis of Borden ro- tumed liome on Thursday from ut- tending the Postmasters Convent- tion at idctou NS. 1

Mr, Preston Darrach R.C.N.VR 10f Sydney is spending leave at his v ‘home in Borden. 1 < Mr. Blair Burch of Borden left ion Saturday morning for a iour of i the Marltimes. He was acn-tmpmied to Port Hawkesbury N. S. by hi; grandmother Mrs. John Elm-ice spent the past nine i Borden.

| l imonths in i Miss Pearl Stewart or Charloiie-

town visited her home in Borden on

Saturday.

Mr. Edward Oatway a.c.rv.v.n ' of Charlottetown spent the we--k end with his parents Mr. andi Mrs. Norman Oatway of Borden, |

i_____ I m. and rm. William White and i daughter Phyllis of Borden spenti the week-end with relatives at Georgetown.

Mrs. Erwin Jay of Bloomfield was a visitor to Borden on Mon- day guest of Mrs. George Jay.

Miss Beryl Dorsey of Bortlenlleft on Monday morning for rottarva where she has accepted a position 1

hour for aliens outside London, for- merly 10:30 p.m. has been extend- ed to 11.30 p.m. until Aug. l0, when "double" summer-time ends.

- used to be 1n .

100i. Werner Moeiders,

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MERSIDE

AND PRINCE COUNTY i111 111511 W111; 11111; Sad drowning iFarmers attcndi

11111 111v _ _ i- Accident at

Iui Jun Can't Get Going

You say ou are not the 1mm you

l’ Check up on yourself

the mirror. I your eyes are

mudd and dull and your tongue’:

coate as well, then you're n01; a. well as you should be.

But there are other symptoms, Food doesn't interest you. Little things gel: on your nerves. You fall asleep when you should be awake.

You try to get out of visiting friends 1

br going to the movies. _Worse, are too tired {or your Job. You're not lazy/yhu just can't

What's the cause? our b stream isn't clear. There are toxins in it. Poisonous waste is in your

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Grand River

Countv had another dfownlm accident yester when Earl Clank. 15 years of age and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clark, 10st his life while bathing at Grand River wharf. The young lad had been with a party of young people Swimming at Grand River ferry, the evening before: all the others went homo a little after eignt look and when they left he was iii in the water but they did not was in any difficulty. ~He Bs that evening as aunt. Mrs. Sidney Clark. with whom he lived. usually retired early.

Next morning round six o'clock

b‘ ii’

s stem. Get rid of it. Kruschen is Hlames Skerry saw scone clothes and

t e thing for that.

There are several mineral 51111;; in Kruschen, balanced in exact proper. t1ons to assist the organs of evacua- . tron to get rid of waste matter every i

1 day. Kruschen is more than a laxa- i v a P! They notified

tive. It is a diuretic as well-he] to flush the kidneys and at the same ‘ time keep the colon moist, so that i action 1s easy and gentle. A of Krusclien every morning you need. 1

Kruachen costs only 25c or 75c ' at all druggiats. Good health for less than a cent a day.

Personals

—-Pte. Garnet Affleck of the P.

a bicycle on the wharf and thought he recognized the wheel as that. of young Clark. A search party was or- ganized and. round about 9 o'clock Stanley Winchestm- and Ivan Dlark an .

bod

into the circumstances. The body

inch iwas brought into Summerslde to P. 1,5 1111‘L. Bowness and Son undertaking

parlors.

Dr. W. B. Howatt, coroner. was called and after viewing the ooiiv and getting the circumstances from the R. C. M. P. he decided the boy was accidentally drowned. The lad had been llvlruz with his grand- mother. Mrs. Abel Clark, and uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clark. after his uncle army. he continued to live with his

1_ 1 1 aunt. The lad had lived in L-cit 16 $110k 11185311313131? 1f1e1ce1I1l1t1i11§13 8x131: imost of his life and will be miss/Ed

Pearl Stavertfs.

-Mr. and Mrs. A. M. May ani family of St. John, N. B- spending their vacation at Edge- water Cabins, staverts Shore.

~—Mrs. Wallace Harding anti young son Master Wallace are naving a. delightful holiday at Edgeiwateiz-S.

—Miss Cllarl-Otie Beatty of Am herst was a recent visitor to Sum- merside the guest of Miss Shirlee Simon-S.

-SlgnaIler C. Garnett Afflecl: is spending a few days leave, the guest oi his mother, Ms. Pearle C. Affleck, Mawley House.

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——M. and Mrs. P. N. James and wlnsome daughters Vera, Jeannette and Carol are guests of Mrs, James sister Mrs, Affleck of Mawlcy House.

--Mrs. R. W. Glepdennlrrg (nee Marie Campbell) Mrs. Mae Walker, Miss Florence Gardiner and Mr. Walter Kelinw. Moncton, N. B.. motored to Summersldc and were guest of farmer's sister Mrs. Penile C. Affleck.

Hitler decorates Nazi war ace

BERLIN. Julv 16 — (AP) -— Lt.- claimied by the Nazis as this war’s version of Baron Mannfred Von Rlchthafen. received from Hitler today Germ-, RII,V'S highest. decoration. the oak| leaves with swords in diamonds on the knights cross of the Iron Cross. In a special communique issued by the “Fuehrers headquarters on U16

eastern front." Moelders was credia, 5 ed with

shooting planes since the start of the war. 21 more than were claimed for Von Richtho-_

n. (Von Richthofen was shot dlnvn on the Somme front in 1918 by Capt. Rov Brown of Toronto).

The communique said that in the course of fiirhtmg on the east front Maelders yesterday shot clown lit

o‘

Soviet planes. “Thus in this W81‘ he

has attained a total of 101 planes s-hot down and. with 14 bagged in the Spanish war. has won a tour] of 115 air victories."

(ThLs is the first indication Moelders is participating in the Russian campaign. R. A. F. pilfié who have engaged his squadron in English Channel fighting say he us- unlly remains on the edka of doz-

British planes ly-Ifnce his high t0-

tql or "vicious;-

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11111115 1.111“ m 1101111“. 011 1115111711111 next Christmas. Breeders are con-

bv lus family and friends Hi5 int-h- er has been working in Freetown ior some time,

The funeral will be held this ai- rnoon at 2.30 p. m. from the home of his grandmother Mrs, Abel Clark to the cemetery at Lot 16. Much svmoathv is felt for the bereaved relatives.

controller Urges voluntary 0c - operation

OTTAWA, July 16 - (CP) . R. Cottrelle. oil controller. told The

Canadian Press tcdav that his hopes, 1a

for a reduction of 50 per cant in. the inn-essential consumption of; gasoline and oil were based on the voluntary, patriotic effort oi the people. and not upon the new regu- lations.

Regulations announced yesterday restricting hours of sale and bro- lilbltlnz the use of credit cards cr charge accounts by private consum- crs, were merely to lav the ground- work for future regulations that may prove necessary Mr. Cottrelle said. These regulations are expect- ed to be gazetted tomorrow and be- come effective Saturday.

"There seems to be an impress- ion that our new regulations are: fcr tlic purpose cf achieving the cb—‘ iectlve c-f reduced consumption." Mr. Ccttrelle said.

He stressed the point that he was dependlni! entlrelv upon the people to co-cperate as a part of the na- tional war effo .

Mr, Ccttrelle explained further the situation with respect to credit cards and charge accounts. Fncse will be prohibit/ed in the case of private users.

There will be no disiinctionfl be- tween holders of courtesy credit: cards and those who have private. verbal agreements with their local filling stations for weekly or month- 1y charge accounts. the controtler

d.

The regulations restricting pur- chases by private consumers from other than licensed gasoline and cil retailers, are aimed particularly at tlicse who buv from their employ- ers. as in the case of large truck- lng companies which maintain their own pumps.

Private citizens who have two or more cars and their own W519i“ stations at home will not be affect- ed because there is no limitation on deliveries to pumping stations. But such fltilrfintslwilgfilentegirgccggoifi Big; cperae e v . rcrliéioe consumption. Mr. Cottmelle sa

LONDON — (OP) -- Because they‘ cost more to feed than heris. tur- keys will be almost unobminable

joined the 1

z ment House. From ther

Field day at Richmond

The second in a series of meld Days organized by the Division of Illustration Stations was held on the farm owned and operated by Messrs. Thomas and Waiter Noon- an, Richmond, Thursday afternoon, July 17. A good representation of farmers from the western section of the province attended the meeting and made a tour of the farm at which time a detailed description of the various experiments under study was given by the Supervisor Mr. W. N. Black. Miss Ruth Ross, Public Health Nurse entertained the ladies discussing variou; fac- tors associated with mental hygiene. DT- J- A- Cififk. Superintendent of Experimental Station. Charlotte- town dealt with subject o1’ "Pasture improvement" sireming the value and importance of this crop to the farmer as a summer feed. Mr. S. D. Irvine, Federal Production service dealt very ably with the topic "Some Problems of’ swine Produc. lion" and "The Rearing of Sheep", The value of "Manure and Lime" W55 emphasized by Mr. D. C. Schurman, assistant to Superinten- dent, Charlottetown, who polnwd out that experimental evidence in. dicated that nothing surpassed barnyard manure as a soil builder and a replenisher of plant food ‘elements. Mr. F1 M. Cannon, officer n charge, Dominion Entomological Laboratory. Charlottetown gave a very interesting address on the topic "Control of Insects Attncklng Fififid Crops and Gardens." w, J, Reid. agricultural representative Prince County represented thc Prince Edward Island Departmeng of Agriculture. The farmers were reminded of the assistance avail- tible from the Department in spur- ring the production of butter, hogs, crease, etc. Other speakers on the lliogiam included L. M, Cggggrlv Ottawa and Mr. Frank Giilis, Bay-y Side. P. E. I. The operators of the Richmond Station are to be com. Dllmented on the fine showing of crops and their freedom from weeds at this period of the season, Mr- loo Casserly of the Illustra- tion Division of C. E. Farms, Otta- wa. was introduced as successor to . Black and spoke briefly. Mr. Frank Gillis veteran funnel; of Bavslde w-as present and in ex- tending a vote of thanks me

ting in this way as i} helped manv to solve their farm problems. He was delighted with £2,111; _ hg had seen of Mr. Noonans

BRITISH HIGH

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and Mrs. LePage. Mr. MacDonald enjoyed a short "dip" in the cool waters at Stanlcy1 eariv yesterday morniirg before commencing his inspection l-Slll‘. Ac- i comimnlcd by Premier Cniitpbell. he’ then went to Llic Suinmerside Ar- port and viewed the training. He was met by Wing oommaazder E. M. Mitchell. Continuing his inspection he visited No. 31 General Recon naisanoe School at the Charlotte town Airport of which Group C117)- tain E. A. Blake is Officer Com- manding. From there he went to the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve bar- racks in the city commanded by Ldeut. K. Blrtwlstle.

He was then taken by Lieutenant Governor LePal-le to Dalvay. On the trip they were accompanied by Lt. Biru-wlstle, hide to the Governm-

In the afternoon. Mr. MacDonald lnspecwd No. 62 Canadian Army Basic Training Centre at Beach Grove which is in charge of Lt. Col. F‘. f. Andrew. M. M. Following this he went to the Ordnance Compound and visited the Veterans Gtrard of Canada under command of Lt. F.

A. Grimmer.

' his visit to the pmv- ince. the High Commissioner, ai- tended the garden party at Govern- was port

e he driven to his plane at the air by Premier Campbell.

At Dalvav House, Grand ‘Iraca- die. Mr. MacDonald was guest ves- tcrdav at a luncheon given by the

vlncial Government. Premier Campbell presided. ose poesent, who numbered twenty-two. included His Honour Lieutenant c LmPage and His Worship Mayor B Rov Holman The dlsi-inEUiSiICCi guest was introduced by the Prem-

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CHRONICLE

'the establlsPment of new govern-

ueumnang 901191-1101- B_ w Lepage] ihev were nationals of Germany or Ital

centratlng on chickens which have an egg-producing value.

Buil

Air-Minded Hamilton Women

15111111011 (Lin), 1| carried out by Mrs. W. C. Vaughan organllerll Canada,

ier. and spoke briefly. expressing hlsigardens in which 018010115 food is Jiiiasurenstiizirruiievtenzflisitlprnismsnzrown.

d Up Fir sis-Class Organization in Women’s Volunta ry Reserve

and Capt. Mildred Plclterd, 0.0. Love of planes brought the l

iitcloncl Ralston Due Shortly In 1-Princc County

Prince Edward Island at this sea- son. A feature of the DrOKTB-lnme was a. Gaelic due-t by the Hon. John A Campbell and Sheriff J. G. Mac- Fadyen.

At 4.30 p. m. Mr. MacDonald at- tended a garden partv given in his honour by Lieutenant Governor Le- Page and Mrs. LEPERC at Govern- ment House. Upwards otf seventy- five guest; were present. The DdILy was held on the beautiful. tree- shadod lawn. The tables were taste- fully decorated with snapdragon. Tea was poured by Mrs. D. J Riley and Mrs. Reuben Maodonaid. ices being cut by Mrs. W. H. Ya- Deau. New York. and Mrs. J. E. R. McEwen. The following ladies us- sistcd in serving: Miss Agnes Pwii- MLss Lena Mcbure. Miss Constance McFarlane. lVLrs. Lloyd Wormaoot. . . G. Spencer. Mrs. Blake. wife of Commander Blake. R. A. F‘ l Mrs ' ' wife of Flight . R. A. rt: Mrs- Andrew. wife 0i Li. Col. F. I. An- drew. and M155 Georgie Burns.

DRASTIC MOVE

f 1) o (Continued mm Egewlt:

OTTAWA. July 11—(CP)-— D0- fenu Minister Balaton will leave Ottawa this afternoon for a brief tour of the Maritime Provinces, his office announced today.

Col. Ralston will arrive at Hall- fax Friday to inspect army centres there. He will spend "a day or two" at his home constituency of Prince County, PEI. and return to Ottawa in about a. week.

SEEKS TO RETAIN

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fine Price Control a House oom-

Lecn Hendsraml, Administrator. told

11-1 . mince investigating labor migra-

tag; tggssctgzmitzgeu§ge 60:11:25’; ticns. that rent control wouldhebe ' ssar‘ tiain areas w re

($011957 and treasury- (M°r3en' giifinoe ‘work oiiroonmntrawd unless

than), the attorney general, the ad- ministrator of export control and the co-ordinator of commercial and cultural relations between the A- merican republics.

At the same time Sumner Welles, acting secretary of state, announc- ed to the inter-American financial and economic advisory committee

rlent increases are limited vohintar- l

y.

Defence officials said e new pro- gram for a substantial increase in tank production was being drawn up at the office of production manage- ment. Funds were included, they said. in appropriations recently re- quested of Congress by dent Roosevelt.

The O. P. M. announced that

rifles and sub-machine guns are being turned out at a rate of more than 1.500 a day. P. Patierson. Undersecre- , War, announced more 6111111285 in the high command of the army were in prospect. following the drastic shake-up of yesterday.