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—SPECIAL be h ans Drug sfirasun hats 19c L-536-7-18-4i

?' " ‘N hr." It supplies the"bulk _ - , t ., ll _~ Rods, Reels, Casts. ther and ch _ Mrs. Small vice- resident. an Mrs. n8“ ~ - "SWIM; 968m. llflltlculllrl Miss ""11 1"’ ""1 11°‘ 1"°°“5“m" 1199RPM’? 11°55 111W“ “Klmumm rift] tillfl most complete stock, Kenslngtorkma Tam” Drug 6°" J. c. MacQuarrlep secretary-trgasur- ZE’,",,,,';',,°°‘§’,_"'“" “'°°"“"l m” Glonno Clark Whose exoollgit ploy ""11 *1" “mes” "f "'1' "W" the platform committed tho Pom’

“g1, um Enman Drug Store. ______ er. After yarn and sewing was dis- E, Alla n d, M“ prevented the home team from “"°1"1‘1°f°"°°-‘*111° 111° ""1 to providing the United Slate!

m‘ t ' L-536-1-16-4i. —I- 0. D. E. strawberry festi l iribuied, b, delicious lunch was é o; ,3; may,“ 3],, ow scoring many more runs. "1" Pa" “"1 1"'""“"°"“l with "an invincible air force, a

i this arm-moon and evenmg on t‘: served by the hostess and her ‘la-q Mulebflhllmgl, lull“, The {allowing is the lineups: ‘Wdhlug: may Y“ 8mm?‘ m‘ navy strong enough to protect all _,,OL.KTAIL Cordml, m. ma,“ grounds o; M, Jusuce Saunders? dallilghteéé, c 1 w t , d m’ Cmldg, 501,1 by "a, 3mg- h, t" BlNeni, Annang n Vellda Rayner, "mp u: our seaccagts anfd low niltiongl Ina m, relllsllllllg frult aid drink. 25c ggggiserlée. Everyone welcome. Pro- memfigr, 2i title?! $12); afflicting. \ mnvmlmulm ' J children/iii??? rtluihonliieumfillfl’; 9f tho Roosevelt record. it said: ggsatjhifggd znnyuny-equ ppe an B11113" D1111- SW - L-su-‘I-la-fi, r war work. L-605. which opened bv sinzmgO Canada. Rnlmcr, Ethel Campbell, Glenna mxelofiflfigw“ y! ln°ucinw2§310% "Experience of other nation; __€ -—TIIE INDUCTION senlce l M“ ,5“? Preskmd- 1"‘ M“ Ma?‘ Clerk. Margaret McDonald. assembled endorse, whole-hepyleclly gives vnrninz that total defence 1H

,\,y\v PART" SUCQESSFIIL Rglv, Clarke Butte“ w“, be , 1,); Qwgnetgead @119 11111111155 5nd {dd Emerald: Dora, Jones, 111519 the bl-llllan, and courageous lump llUCPSSflTy to repel attack and that ; _,,I,“.-,,e,.,.y lesllval and 1W“ on Friday a; 730 p m at Unffd ‘Jute: iewlxged 52° “$0 es B h Mayne, Thelma Jones, Betty erslllp of pralqlen; Fyallklill 1)_ partial defence is no defence," the . o o w» . a omas Famed use. “user: wuzr- c2222: icrisizeeiiizskeizri“sconce .

ex““$3,,ngéiluiée'eéagta,gg_i I-"Gm- gualf, oabggggfig’ I! i, 9gp?’ , Ford. Mary Mulligan. seven years, and to our great piesi- Aim Blew At Wfllklo b, (M, ,‘,C._,. young ladles band, I ._F0R SAM-rd, acres “and, Farm], was read “d3, e bush-w“- Umpirc: Fenton Mayne. dent and great leader we send our i 5:5 " t ‘ ‘hay 8t Rose Valley. Apply part of the meeting closed by sing- Base Judge: Arnold Allen. cordial greetings." Under the heading “electric

Thomas E. Ramsay, _v|si'l'..\‘(l I.\' SUMMERSIDE 01‘ Beecher Graham, Rose Valley. 4pc FlflIlClS MncNeill, formerly 1._50p.7.l3_2l_ MLSn Ainry Dclegurdc of the staff ol (j ‘ v ‘ dian National Fox —PR0F Summer- Jgrmerles- Everything in fresh groc- iu Summerside and 9'1"- 31181116 the Well known eg l» dially iveimieu by hcrlgrader- F1" sotlsfiwtlon- economy Huh-ands, .__5_ find meats of all kinds. ii , Inspected. W. D, muuuaus (‘AMPr-Thc Guiders Pmml- KP11S1I1EWH- L-594-7-18-3i.

ircm u! - "s of the province held

ll-el-l- , .<. ful, cgngi lust W331i‘!- iriit F‘: '00(, ceue. 8s frlllPlfl/ill flllgrMlSS Dorot y Bentley, PEP SONALS -Messrs Ralph Wood, Wood and Alan Tninur

zslsicd bv Miss Elaine Harrison, Inerside. are visiting in

DILULY

Robert of Sum- Ottawa.

_____ -—Miss Minnie Wright. of Sum. .‘ mcvw! m. Tkere are about 50 fifirslde’ 15 "with"? frmmi 111 H3111‘ wiidcs in l-riuip algotgefher and thcvl “' r0 hrikllli} fvrivar o n very mppy __ H ' ‘ , DYIIMY» umdlvtllxleiiinlcgiilldlrlcsn Tdliloggésteixlarglg

., , . _ [visiting m Alberton, the guests of 5§'-"*l"£l*l$l§“"¢“.§.§"§l.2§1.|g°,f°,§glg,gg_ Poems» Mn and M1;- iuch are nu flllllélfll aging in S'~ _____ 4 pmv and are rom: ere un-l ___ '

' "5 01 111° 511mm"- [Stfllllvjfrfisthidgfkllhltctlaglflelxlgrtv I-fgsplfcrile Iment hove Rn ildd- is vlsting her parents. Mi; on 111i‘ fear in the shape John Cameron, Arlington. 1 clrphaui. some lovely ____ \\'l‘ll as lions and cubs. --Mrs. A. P. Ceretti, of Borden, v nrc partlculrirlv inter- is visiting friends in Ottawa if‘ clcplwriut and stand and 'c'i l: in!‘ hours. As usual the, -—Miss Jeannie Paynter formerly is nv. ‘vpmmlys Field and a on the teaching stuff of Keusmgeton . l, ,, o, Cam an, park“ school, has taken a position wit

lid limrgl- (if the camp. The Guid-l f5 quire i‘ll_l0_\'0[l the few days out- ‘l! and l('.’ll"ll(‘d manv useful things bout cnuu) life. After the Gulders all 10!.’ iiu- (luidcs 0f Prince Coun-

and Mrs.

ri-‘l ("ff to watch fire goings ‘e C-"n service a‘ 01111111 ~cf our national existence. Who wil ~s. , l, EMF, Mlflamttrqmnolio,“ gum? such B, cause ls a righte- JYEDDIYG RELLH - A quiet ,1‘; f‘ 11,113! flihQ g1" (fvc '15P ‘l The Earl expressed his pleasure of. w v ~ 3o!(\fn“1zed n; 5g, a‘ 5V5 m1! e’ “m9 “summerflnddrcssiug “My Own Fellow Citi- sunvnernde, on ‘lde- ,izens" and pointed out a governor-

“‘"“~11"' “"“‘" M1“ 3'19"“ —-Mls5 Harriet Wadinan, of Bev- ‘1 > ‘l"""_ f’ Chblbfim- N 3-» erley, Mass, Mrs. James Kidd and "m" wide 0' Mr- ("YBOTTQ her son James Jr. of Toronto. and 11?"? Ivilrcow. son or Mr. and Miss Ruth Graves of Salem. Mass,

(‘icnv=','i* W-llinms. Summersidc. ‘are visiting friends on Prince Ed-

ivi-vious‘ on’! Mr. Emmanuel "m ~'1"r'1lf"‘FlC.'\ll G. R. For- ’\I'HYI\'1 w“ rov-r-mcvivq "'11.? f": is in His Yifalcstvh P"?- ' on Sunday to join his unit.

-—Mrs. George Lewis. is visiting her mother, Manson, Summerside. S,‘

--Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keyes, of Montague. were visitors to Kensing- ton, guest5 o1’ Mrs. Keyes‘ mother. Mrs. K. L. Waite

Kensingtnn And Vicinity

Miss Glen Bernard who ls em- ployed in Charlottetown, enjoyed a pleasant holiday with her Pal‘- ents Mr. and Mrs, James Bernard recently.

Mrs. Annie Hunllllhfe? 11" "'- Lurned home frown a hOIYdB-i’ W11" her daughter Mrs. Barber in Mint-- land, N. B.

tcLeu Crew _M,,_ “we, H,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ 9,9,“, ' lottetown, and wo e augi crs. FlgllterS, Wanda End Bettye, sping theesvgelé; en n ummers e, r gu , m, D, E, BURRITT lMr. and Mrsiiald Arthur. S muslinJl:rssp7éloigprtfiace_f -Mrs. Frendlerick hflendiztzsrcixéd pg, . u" ‘Jbo-“m- 1S nub-lg funky ggfnillilillgelrfefisvgléitulg l}: Summcr- l . kseillgg- lo, o M» no Mo- H 1-1 ‘ b10588, ,a,i,u fmportault partl ' . i ~ t M d . wk" do‘ x113?“ afoignd the “Mm J12,“ Angalcwiluawslfid 1J1151‘.\\'0llll15 distinction when “me “"5 e" the are, o, Mrg ilil‘. “PIE euslng out of Bou- 111 summerslde- e 15"” 5 ' it “L15 busy enough for and Mrs. George Bowness. -—S. i ills ‘Ztnllllghlotll ‘llitesrvl/‘ie-ielslhv -Mrs. Wallace Archibald and hut all kinds of stragglers, iiwo children of St. Eleanors._ who .11 Jllfl "Book" and his urnly have been visiting Mrs. Amhlafllds under him arranged to make mother. Mrs. N. S. Sanford at Tid- uu one left the temporary nigh, have returned home. ‘is Will] an empty stomach. l in llsclf “'05 quite a resk, ivllllg the enemy was with: hinge 01' the camp, and was i: wry annoying to the cooks iilliu: to concentrate on fecu- uiruiv and weary troops of - .. flPlllY. ‘in nlilllil onlv so much “.Book" 11s rZlICllCll crew became an-_ aim finally grabbed rifles and _iu \\'llll the fighters every " ‘ miucmy up vouched too Then they wen back to their en." " ‘o was no ace and everyl ‘Book's’ cars eard "Jerrys" uxiuig closer he gave orders v .liil(' crew to abandon the .\' and 6m back fnkm,tl1°<,e‘,flr-, ie. d "Bo ' ' rs m u n llllffllher 0:0 tismes ureltil Mire. 0. x. MOIAEIIBII has return? ‘der flnflllV came to with- to lfirwhwnzélldgolfgnflggggflatofl - IS" r e ihcn, explained a war office ' the guest of her daughter Mrs. R. D- 11111119. announcing award cf McNeilL 1111"!‘ Medal, "Book" manor‘ rvucunie “a lar e number of M155 Glad

Adams of Sea View

- h lrlvin em back 1H h a posivcn and ls lwW iplyvlorrlesf’: iefipigmmin one Mar-inn. Beauty ‘n. too “Bocilfl has had ex- 5mm herg_

1- so ,ihat when he abxgd 11,18 s nrrved at the her r _ _L_ A Du l of 3g, John, 15ml“ 0n we °Pp°sm 311°” N. grand Mrs. gigging. the for- “nve got hold of one of the,~me,., slab", M153 Dunnlng are vls.

i b t l (ll ITlQG 03%;’: sgfflizifmove‘, t: m, ltlng in Summer-side and Alberton.

lie himself returned to c011- is cooking duties while the iv leld the harbor ap- .s _ .-

Mrs. It. D. MeNefll End tWO 80115 ,Jimmie and Donnie have left for

somewhere in Nova Bcotifl. Where Lhgy will join calpf. R. D. MrNelv of the 2.22.1. Medic-l 00cm who 1-1 now stationed in that Province.

l Miss es McKenna of Borden

lfE lIP YOUR A811 VER BILIE- *’.?..’“‘€t‘:;§ “colors:

nu'll Jump Out of Bod In the Kammgmn’

Morning Rnrinflo Cm M; Georg! Gregory and son vcr uhoulii pour out two pound: of l Bobby B0O0n1iflfih1 ”d by the M15505 lelntoyourbnwell dnilynlfthlu bl Mal-lo“ Qeldol-L Bglbg Ppgque‘, Dot fill§ri§°Y£Z11§f§lZdl'i'ZZ"§iZ§ll-"S§ M"1’1’11-" "d c“'"‘"‘ 51m" M HIWlLYOIIICQCDIIIIfPIKRd.Hlflflflll iohmqotwwwn 3"" 5' v15" “Hm

go into tho body, nnd you feel sour, ITYGTICIQ in KWISWQIOTI lflt

I lhc W0?“ lmllll punk. on ‘ruesdav for Summerslde. H -bniv1,~l muvr-nicntdouiftulwlynlet , _ _ unc. hm ni-cii mmctlilng that worlu ‘ DONATES SPACE

vrr no wcll. I: inkcn umm- flood, nlrl Lum- l.|\‘f‘f I'm» m 1M. Ulllnc two if lillv flowing frccly and make you [0NDQN__1CPI—Tllf‘ BPGIVCYS mil ui-"Jfnrmlmui end gi-ntlc, thvy sqclplv h“ glyqn p; (he govern. ‘mmt as n cnntrlouticn in tho war effort the advertising son N‘ ‘t 1100K-

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-sr:e ovn sovvsums in lEB- J-

Summerside

ITTS for meat, eggs and

- said His Excellency. "

S , tinu up fcrcc revolves, the vcry 1 ear-f.

v "new uficuded hv Miss Dor- ‘ward Island. . S,

01' 1140113011» to vou wlihcut risk of committing a. MYS- E- W- , verbal indhcretion. and that is about

ed l“ London “ml Provlnqla] new;- shcltcrs, constantly on the alert for

SUMMER

AND

Read’s Garner lied Gross Unit

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If new branch of tho ma Society has recently been or

home of which nearly 30 enthusiastic men were present. Kelly was present, and demonstrat- ed the garments m be knit. F. Scott was

mg the “Island Hymn.” The hostess presided at the piano. Mrs. ym

Cairns and Mrs. Irving Clark then served a, verv lovely lunch, and the meeting closed by singing the Na- tional Anthem. 5

$3 5

lKing & Country Suhiectflfspeecl. By New Viceroy

OTTAWA July 1'7.—(CP)-— "For King and Country" ls no mere emp- ty phrasepthe Earl of Athlone told t. e Canadian club of Ottawa today m u brief luncheon addressmls first public speech since taking office as Governor-General June 21.

"It, does not mean that we are fighting to maintain a dynasty l against, its nvals 0r the personal su-

premacy of a particular royal house“

z. does not moan Liar. we are fighting to pre- serve n set of traditions just because they are traditions.

“It docs mcfln that we are fight- ing to keep intact the keystone arch on ivhicu our colective life and o: r freedom depend, the point around

livhicii the nation's sense of a con-

ggcncral is greatly restricted in the

Nhoice of subjects on which he can

spas-I: in public. "About Our King" "But," he said. "there is one sub-

lect on ivnich I

ls Active -

Cross - - “flud peoplehmofg ikely you don t gee

The first meeting was held at the Mrs. George Small, at wo-

1V1"- Cflvi- B11411 lf um i. your man, Kellogg’:

Mrs. elected president, W“ ~-

SID

PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Common Sense About Constipation

A deem: Imld tell you that 6n bu: thingnodowitliuyailmznziamgez .5: in uuu. l! you're connipned, don't fiddle with makeshift remedies. Find on: what’: giving you the nimble!

Chnncu nre you won't have co look very fu ifyou u: 1m the thing! moot

ad's Corner, and air yiedo- am -- - m 7°" din‘ And in! its share of knitting an sewing. “ma!” ‘flfifdfwx-z

largely consumed in the body, bu: leave: l no "bulky" Inna which lpl a bowel movement.

All-Brim, I NIdY-CO-Gl cereal, l: bably jiuc who: you need to keep

B! FRED L. STROZIER ' Associated Press Staff Wm"-

AU. Th B __,Ap)_whm e nhamas July 1 becomes governor of the

Years old that still reads

native consiabulnry, n

paring for wealthy tourists

codes Rogers, one fine dav in

Ba. ama islands wrom which forays on Spanish galleons

laaden with loot from Mexico eru.

Iish settle in: a few towns.

Rogers arrived with explicit structlons from the King to rid island of these scavengers.

Swaggcrlng Pirates

stroy them.

think I can slhak

our King." . During the Governor-Generals last few ivec-ks in England, he stay-

lmd an CDDJIEIIIIILV of seeing anal talking to the Kng almost every (lay. 01 observing his Majesty's daily inc and life-OCCUDRYJOIIE.

‘No_ one hpprccates more than the King himself the seriousness of the situation, and the necessity for cne and_ fill of his subjects to show 11111! llhltv of purpose which is and Will be required to carry through iins righteous fight against Nail IiCSlJOIlSHl and to exterminate it once and for all time," siul the Covcrncr-Generai.

“To this end dis Majesty is in daily touch with hLs ministers and never spares any effort to give en- couragement and praise whereverit is duc.,b.v constant visits to the ihrcc fighting forces, war factories, and slnpyprds.

Example to Subjects

"This personal constant interest and encouragement from the King himself cannot full to bring home to the great army of brother; from every continent in the world, that from the King himself to the hum- blest worker on the land, no efofrt, no fatigue will be spared to bring final success to a cause which has the support of almost every man and womnu in all quarters of the _~lol~.c,ti,f they all would dare to con- 05$ .'

The King. added the Governor- Gcncral, regards himself as much Canadas’ Kinplias though he lived in Canada. e termed this "a

great source of inspiration in our united effort against the greatest has ever threatened

danger that us,»

McNaughton

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rounding ridges. By the aid of’ field glasses they were able to follow the movements of the "enemy" tron

as they crept cautiously through t a fl ds and bracken, along the hedgerows and in the woods-

Above droned squadrons of sun- porting aircraft.

During the height of ihe exercise some of the planes sped off for another task. They were cummoned to deal with a genuine enemy raid- er sighted over the coast some mile:

away.

The staccato splutter of machine guns or the deafening roar of "thunder flasLes" warned watcher: that the defenders were on the alert. The invaders’ flanks were Pierced. followed by a bold envelop- ng movement which closed In ro- nlorssiessly nnd with devastating e ec .

Onc regiment took so many Ill- oucrs it id not have gufficien ra- tions to o around. But even in mock but e prisoners must be fed. They were marched back ho the. reserve line. ivlicre emergency aun- plks were stcrcd.

Tonight the boys drew their first

w: ration since entering the ao- vance defensive zonc. It was a re- ward for a day's work well done and mcst of them welcomed it _ in counteract the chill of t.e EnI-ish summer night. They are bivouack- pd under canvas or in improvised

miner signs

stern courage.

treatment.

Eight ringleaders were hanged in one day at a spot now known as execution dock. Some fled m haste. The pirate era ended.

In contrast, it ls a, serene colony than. the Duke o! Windsor will v- em. industry. Some 18.000 visitors a1"- rive annually on cruise ships and yachts. by airliner and steamship from Miami.

Swank lotels, a, golf course. n horse race track. night clubs and fishing cruisers cater to varied

Duke will rule over 60.000 permanent residents. a majority of them negroes. The na- tives not. engaged in tourist trade, find a livelihood in sponge collect- ing. lumber cutting. and the farming of tomatoes and sisal hemp.

German Raiders

(Continued from P118911;

i5 announced. RAF. bombers ditdrynot operate Tuesday H181"-

A few points in the southeast of

England and a town in Scotvnd today came under attack of Ger- man bombers, cuusmE 50m" 99:11-11‘ rtlilsliix-vlizril; uamexins some nwsfl» the Air Ministry and the Ministry of’

few of which were

Home securty announced in a

Joint statement.

fllnk U-Bflfll m, My lvnnlgtry news lervloo

announced the recent sinking of l U...bm,g by o Sunderlcnd boat of the Royal Australian Air

flying

As Pirate Stronghold

the Duke of Windsor Bahamas, no will use o arm seal of office 222

Destroy the pirates, restore com- rce.

According to modern tradition, the Duke will be greeted by a guard of Boy Scout. drum corps and enthusiastic towns-

uext winter's crop cf

In contrast to this reception. 1,000 pirates gathered m welcome Captain _ the first governor. when he saied into Nassau harbor i718 with a British war vessel and a small armed force. For many years, pirates had llifd the intricate pasageways among the for headquarter. to make plunder ng richly

and The Spaniards in turn, rc- Ialiated with periodic raids on Eug- ments. occasionally burn-

fri- the

governor who had been sent to d:— ‘

Rogers, h‘mseif o, reformed buc- -snid. cancer, adopted dipl01nuc_s' and a He offered full par- dcns to those pirates who ivould mend their ways and many accelzed. ed B; Bllrklllglflm raJB/ce and solThe recalcitrants received summary

Tourist trade ls the princ prl;

‘xlurlda had led an uusucusslul light for a plank pledging "full mu short of war" for the demo- oracles

& 1%»

New Annan Girls Softball Team Meet First Defeat

f appeasement’ l to dictatorship; » l final adoption of the came after efforts by some mem- bers of the committee to strength- , en the declaration. At one point; 5 they,’ were reported to have tele-l phoned to President Roosevelt at ill Washington. Senator David Walsh‘ of Massachusetts said that after the plank had been approved once, discussion of it was reopened when some of President Roosevelt's sup- porters wanted to make last-min- ute changes. No material change was effect-

ed. however. that "weakness and

tform, approved after o mw within the Resolutions we on the question of as- sistance to Great Britain, vljas whooped through on a roaring voice vote, lifter it: adulawry referenccs to President Roosevelt had evoked repeated loud demonstrations from the delegates and galleries.

Al finally dmrwn, the docu- ment pl ed the party to ex- tend to " liberty-loving peo-

wantonly attacked by ruth- nu aggreusors, all the material at our command, consistent

/.

0n Tuesday evening, July 16th. the undefeated New Annan girls softball team received its first de- feat when the Emerald girls. bet- ter known as "The Famous Nine" carried away the game by e. score

of 10-3 made by