s _. . . . r

e SUMMOFYIQOSTDECHARDIAO

____,__.__.

M D PRINCE COUNTY

[HE WESTERN GUARDIAN Shurman Firny,

,___, _ ,_ __ WI! zmfiyalfi°llifisfifil3l §§81T§"°" "' [:15 U H H n figtg gqntfagt r'§3'§v°8.l:$1°1

TIE-Tammi. Advertising mus t. m with am. Pond. f"? yfiusrdlan may be bonsai gully a: of the following stores in

1777111111101’, ,-

o llcsl). a»af¥£a£°°s.rt°“l£§.§fi.2“2 mutate. Water Street. our rfllltere. Wm: sum. Toronto A L L L ° l‘ ll “w, Water Street. nan-s ounces. c1 ommus street. “g gov-Mgnlgorlgsaa-snal g a m Zfj, , m, ,, A," " with total vel o! 0103mm, mun is reserve or s DOLLAR lillvfillfid in lll- I ‘ tonight. !‘1~;;;;;- 5:; .:.:"::.'.':::':.. :1: §&1,'°§.i-.§‘::g,1;"§§'.w we» RlllPH HUTTA RT we w we mum» w»- 1 “'_ d ,,,.,,._,|, pgylblg u; b35442, , the $1,538,000 contract to Domin- ti; ' ,0, —— ' M" ' iwrlmrrsfdc 3J3.» °.°“‘sas‘“‘.°fé3‘é. ‘Zfiaéfznlffii y Q1576,“ m, B, N,“ ium “crawl ggllagmnwgrbckfli wenoe s1: u» 8l.'lfi5.l:1 J1’ _ _ _ _ Brace’. .354. . . ° mm” “w” "id ° l‘ , *3“ “’ ,.;., —L " 1° ..:.r-...1'.-..:v.1s'v.s.'~:.:.c: csr..er.-c',r:s~.' cue-sis: .. ~ EEN 5531,53 — S CARDS! Distin ti ’ . 512355111321" grills 00-. Kensing- “slgm- “m” “d ‘mm’- Gi“: mlrlafierlyefiilsfil fllleedw: d: 1:111:13: “ma” to GOODNESS '°

,1 u“ R°*““ mm- L'3°°'"'1°'3*- Wednesday. The president, Mrs.

Every Pound

II-III

————- __ i‘ Th M s4 u; a- jectez-M. 1". Bchurma-n O0.

,5y,-\PSIIOTS sucsnunn make Am roacn moms wnv v0.2a“ 1%” fir..." 124M. summsssldc. am. 014,500. , ,_ vvr1aWXm"‘m"T‘y‘°‘D’“' (lwmmca MATCH “' A l"? ins angervrayezl 1w slck were ze- o" *7 Here's Why Maxwell Home is SO Ee n m‘ I— éfliarbzdfnf°lltvlfin°htfdil are m» w» “- ‘ ° ° -"-"‘~"“"“’1“l".‘.§‘1‘§ l? 1dr‘) 153g: 1‘;Y§1'é.."“i.§§.‘l$“1.£115§°§§ belgm or égfecfloélrlgiidimllmhldie‘; u‘ s‘ Hans znricficd Blend llnigue Rout Keane: 772M110: ~ 11f" 1,-396.’12'-11-.1_ and ma, t, “ “W” Louise Callbeck, 1st Vice President. \ ‘ ~ ____ M, $0?“ mmngfnfimacgifgalfig: Mrs. Thomas Moyse. 2nd. Vice ____ Always famous for its abmr This improved blend is Maxwell House ls packed in ' JACUELQR- shaving SScts l: very close all through and the Air m}g§“‘-sg5c:t;;!°l' (gmmnueq (mm pggg 1) dent flavour, Maxwell House roasted hysremsrksble new lSuper-Vacuum tin-the one upacvleauior ‘lcasrlewsé uurg Force won by the close margin of Henderson “easdrer Mr; Calvin has been still further en- process that radiates heat and only way knownto bring ~ zselllm- 60111-95 X“ "IN 12 pins. This was a challenge ' - ' ' to Anglo-American sea stren th in rich“! in blend If no l - h! th h ff -h

L..3gQ.12.10-3j_ match the mums having played Lcard. Corresponding Secretary, the Pun-m a sorrow ma; co d n“ _ . s W even y rig rung every you co ee _w1t out any loss ~

two previous gunes’ each side win; Mrs. Ralph Barker, Christian have been more genuine and Mae- richer, smoother and more bean. It captures more com.- of its original flavour and '

Stewardship, Mrs. John Davlson. Community Friendship. Mrs. will Reid. Temperance, Miss Laura Lowther. Literature, Mrs. ‘Thomas Moyse. lvLrs. Calvin Leard was ap- pointed delegate to attend the Presbyterial which is to be held in Summcrside in January. Christ- mas Carols were sung and the meeting closed with the Bene- diction.

deliciously full-bodied than ever before!

pletely the rich, tempting coffee goodness.

goodness. Maxwell House

really is roaster-fresh! Serve by Saving-Buy War Savings Certificates

spread if the ships had belonged to the American Navy.

This feeling of sorrow and regret was partly tempered by the an- nouncement in Washington that s. Japanese force attempting a. land- ing on the west coast of Luzon, one of the Philippine Islands, had been repulsed with direct. hlls on three transports and the other three damaged, one capslzlng and sink- ing immediately.

The Japanese,

-~l.0'l‘L‘s COLOGNE" by Yard- ”; gm, to please the most rizilous. Gourlies Rexall Drugs.

111-380-12-10-31.

._\'0Tl(‘E. - A limited quantity horse liidc sleigh robes for sale. in early as business is discon- uea unui llil‘lll(‘l' notice. Brockins mm". Box 126. Kcnsington, P.E.I. sue No. 11. 11-388-12-11-13-15.

JNTERTAINED- s s; w i N’ o

nlng one aplece.-S.

-—WEDDING BELLS-A pretty weddln took place at the Presby- terlan . Summers-ids, Nov- ember 25th, when Rev. Wm. Ver- Wolf. united in holy matrimony Mix Thelma Ethel Allen, dilughter cf Mr. and Mrs. R. S, Allen of Hall- fax. N.S.. to MnCalvin MiloClark elm of Mr. and Mrs Fred H. Clark, of Cheltori, Miss Alma AllenafMld- dletcn, cousin of the bride, wg; the

and Glass Coffee-Makers

REGULAR GRIND-Jar Percolator or Boiled Coffee

MAxwE

BRAND

however, appar-

IIIIIIII

rB-Ms. T uonnt Perry emer- bride's attendant, whil Ll d ' ently succeeded in landing at oth- m m; rcullnl; club this week, Affleok, Bedaeque, performgd all: 315352381131llglefilrorglhfartggghgipllirgg

For Economy. Drink to be clear~to knock out the

Philippines as an all‘ base for dl- . ' , '2‘ g

rect operations against Japan. _

Using the Philippines as l of operations, the Boeing flying fortress and the Consolidated 8-24 -the giant four-engine craft the production of which Knudsen says must be doubled to 1.000 a month- could reach Japanese territory with full bomb backs and return with gasoline to spare.

If some arrangement could be made with Russia, the big land planes could operate a shuttle-ser- vice bet-ween the Philippines and Vladivostok in Siberia, bombing

duties of gromsman The bride lookecbchamiing in a o; Navy Bense Qre wi matching accessories. wh ethe brides-maid wfls prettily attired in . airforce blue wool clasic with grey accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Clark are spending their honeymoon 1:1 Middleton the guests o1’ the bride's aunt Mrs. W. K. Allen.

m were ten members present falter much work had been zw- rplislled. games were played and prhments served-S.

-0PEN ROADS — The road is ropen to Borden and through Charloilciosvn, the government nlrom Summerslde getting 112a ucloar to Kensington and Bor- nami will commence clearing the em road this morning. sheriff ght is in charge of the work.-

(Contlnued from page 1)

kllliras he was inspecting a com- mlmltv Centre somewhere in Eng- land with the Queen. His Majesty came out of the building after hear- 111g the news looking grave and sad.

Sadness over the loss of perhaps as many as 3.000 lives and of 67,000 tons of naval shlpplng-Jieeviest tonnage since the 115,025 lost at Jutland May 3i, l9l6—was off-set by good news from Libya and Rus- sia and by the universal expres- sions of confidence in the ulti-

had heard that mare were “my, Air raid precautions have el- vcry lovely homes 0n Prince Ed- ready been ‘Vrganlzed “id d?‘ ward Island. She was given s list 1153013011 1n m6 Tmvnwnmlnwu of half a dozgn nice p15“; y, V151; area. and in the federal district of and a few days later she returned QTPWWB and H1111. Q119- and mm us now courteously she had “In view or the new report. eon- been treated by the different pen- sideration will be given to the ex- ple ivhom 511s has visited and, 1y; tent to which it 1s desirable that fact, she said she was even enter-- all” mid Precautions be deveblfid tained by several of them, in the l4 Ontario industrial cen- v on another ogcgsion (and ms tres where, under provincial aus- name of the city from which tau pleas. a beflnninc M orsanlzatlvn

since the conflict began:- “Information received last night from the commanding general, Far Eastern command, reveals the de- feat of a hostile stack against the west coast of Luzon between san Fernando and Vigan. Our first bcmbing attacks on six transports at Vigan resulted in direct hits on three hostile ships and da-mage tn the remaining lliree. one ship cap- sizimg and sinking immediately.

These. he explained as pledges giv- en “again and again" by Mr. Roosevelt that Americans would not be required to "fight on for- eign soil."

The Parliamentary situation such that unanimous consent necessary for consideration of bill. Its passage under other ci - cumstanceg was expected later.

1111111111111

-COM'MITTED TO SUPREME COUR':'-— TF6 preliminary Inquiry in the case of the King vs. Geo. W. Ellis of (TL/eary, took place yester- day at the court house before Mr. J. Watson MacNaught. justice of

i-Nllll’ ELECTRIC UNIT TEST- i-A number of prominent citi-

n1 were piresent at the electric the peace. for Prince County. The . , ., _ .- ,.. 1...-.. 3...: Wfi... .. 1..., r;r,,~::;;i; ‘zi..‘lz.siz"gc° m “:2. ‘iiizrmiili’ c.Fi‘°...‘2“iiv.ti'..’i“:f§..°%f%;2%§- Buffalo Herd m v35. v.2. ‘;l§;.§£;'i2“i§..°“““"‘ 1

nc - . . - -. - ' ' < ' ‘ ' ' ' e“ e w u" w c was m w w e M‘ Heal‘ wave ticn with the army. No operations tomobue from the Unwed stat“ “Due to me mmediate emw

Prime Minister Churchill told the Houses-

"I shall lake occasion at an early date to make a short statement of the encral war situation which has, rom many points of view, boLn favorably and adversely undergone important changes in the last few days."

Admission of‘ the seriousness of the losses. coupled by exprssslons of confidence that the British peo- ple will iaure them without shrink- ing, was voiced in the comments of public men in Britain and overseas.

strong, KC, acted for the accused. Geo. W. Ellis is charged with set- ting fire to his brother's. Harry Ei- lis, barn on the night of Tuesday. December 2. The witnesses examin- ed on the cart of the Crown were Harry Ellis. Mrs. Charlotte Ellis, his wife. Arthur L. Harris and Neil McLelian of the R. C. M. P. detachment at Alberion. Walter Darrach. The accused did not give any evidence stating when askc’! by the Magistrate that he reserved his defence. The Magistrate stated he was of opinion the evidence ad-

the

mly lnsmllcd was put through a tnm bv Mr. George Qulllan, en- esr of Flirbnnks Morse Ltd. of _John, N. 13., from whom the lifts purchased. Mr, H. C, Mat- ws. salesman for Fairbanks rse was also present. Mayor pbcll and members of the town czllailcudcd. M1", L. W. Hack- imlnrvl" of the ulant. shuwxi vuzlors round. The new unit ls hp. and lms n capacity load of l. w. and is of the very latest ti. it is on a par with the two

have as yet materialized in southern iglands."

In a second communique, early in the evening. the War Depart- ment said that military and naval installations on Luzon had been under intermittent air gattack throughout the day. Particularly heavy attacks cn the naval base at Cavitc were reported. '

The Department said initial Jap- anese attacks against the west ccast of Luzon north of San Fer- nzmdo were repulsed. with app“- ent heavy enemy losses. but the

gency in British Columbia there is a heavy drain upon the Federal Government's supplies of equip- ment, and it will necessarily take longer to perfect organization and to supply equipment to the other new areas that have been desig- nated for air raid precautions."

To drove up to the Travel Bureau Of- __-__ lice and a young couple came 1n.

WINNIPEG. Man,_ Des-In qr. They immediately stated they had der to prevent over-grazing and to just been married a few days ago nwintam the Elk Island National and were on their honeymoon trip Park buffalo herd in s. healthy and that they wanted the best and Stale. 530 animals will be Slmlgfl- most expensive accommodation a- ielfd SYWTUY. sails FIG. P010. um-lc vailablc on P. E. I. These were sent expert. Cflllfldifln Nutivllfll R111l\‘<'i\l'>'- to our leading hotel where they Earlier, Mr. Mackenzie had an- The herd Ill 1511c fellferl Elk lslillln cilgaucd the bridal suite and short- nounced British Columbia accept- Piifk 110w nflmbéfs 1.700. of Wliwll ly after the husband telephoned ance of an Ontario offer for the 225 were born in 1941 and fllflllel" the Travel Bureau Office and ask- use of fire-fighting equipment of unchecked increase is likely f0 "'- ed to be put in touch with some the Ontario forestry service. It danger range ctndlilvni- B91115 “W nice young people in Charlotte- will be placed in operation in the

Good News With Brd

Gocd news, however. came with the bad.

The good news came in the War Department's first

.1’

communique

ships had been lost-the battleship Royal Oak. 29,150 tons, which was sunk by a German submarine Oct. l4. 1939, in Scapa Flow; and the Hood. a AZJOO-tcnner.

The press took a grave view of

‘blnst-llled last year. 'I‘he new r: ' d tte t ' . . ‘

‘Hus hrcu Tllnhlnq steadily for duced was sufficient to nut the ac- lugcljfigolliwgktfiy; ,,,,f§’,",5§‘§§u,e“§.,.‘f gmcfiglléglglhzngacliatfiafltacfmxgvl- Japanese CPlCCICCllIIg lnrldings a- g§:i?eg°%£ysar§g§°3mafi;f$"finElsa: town whom they “could entertain evjent of’ air raldskchiefly in out-

f“ m‘ ‘"1 ‘he m“ w" Yes- °“*‘°d ‘"1 “ls ma‘ f" "*6 “m 5"’ lcrd or 1h- adEnn-éltywa v Ami.” tut/ed a. szrious reverse 101- the al- lung the northern coast of the mreauxwd extigctinl, i, 55,16‘, as 21315111115051iéplflvtxz-gflgsfill m: 113;:cialgiaiirgeaghctitlessigrlmzs rife‘-

ay “an mu t capacity for preme Court in June at Summer- . -“.__ ’ ' ‘ 'l d. 1 - 1 ' -'1 11* ' , ‘ ’ _

" h" - The ‘M31 “madly °f 5'“- °" *‘°P"°““°“ °' his “um” aqglglfesglelluwcr will in no wa" l "life Star said they were part of is an gonrgil/glteioglhivfgg‘lllldnnlzlllodblli: *"'.““°‘““' “up” stayed hm for mart mmelmbely avaiableblack

1111110111011?’ HOW l5 1390 k-WPS- the “mused w“ “dmltwd l” ha“ weaken or abate in lPe smelled. a major victory for the Japanese Tense Scene In Scnaie mm roam at large h, wood Bub 0W1’ i1 Week- l 11 I 5 "tame!" °l1 4"‘ < which w“ fixed at $4000" In h!“ degree our confidence lt will only and "of great significance." There falo National Park and small eX- on “new” m“ on Mr‘ ‘Roam m! w‘ M m‘ u“

5"‘ m") PR-ECAUTWNS — °"1d°“°° 9"" Em" f" "m" °' strengthen the wi‘l- ower and ca‘. was a possibility that 1r Midway. m“ W“ a tense W" m" hibitim herds ape maintained in °" ‘hf’ Travel 1311"“, 8°‘, "i" A“ m T" “mm” n?’ “fw” M"

~ tsmmitiee in charge of air thel barn, stated that) he valued tfhle mrmmafion or “QC limp,“ to see wake and Guam Islands are 105:; m in the ssnanla gilth ones loivolma’: other western national parks» (EgrélllsfiggisxlngagiilbifiOwith i: Resp 0111115111311? Rafa‘: gmngcsrgalda 51,-:

1 "cfic ~ ~ - - a‘ . .' -- a -' _ 1 1.1a: ____ ‘~-. ’ ~ .

pr‘ n“ us w‘ summerbide an ma“ that were “med as o m“ mm‘, Uuouzh m‘ victory‘ the Unwed statJ coupled with bllctkixizi n bill which lady very much younger than hlm- provincial air raid precautions or-

lows: colt $150; another horse $100; filly $25; mare $100: 5 milk cows $50 apiece. an ox $30: 5 calves $15 to $30. He could not say what the barn was worth it was quite old but had a cement foundation. It was 60

thege sinklnws. there would be ‘a diminution of the chances for llflll- cd and decisive fleet action in the Pacific, the newspaper we»

Comments on Sinking

self and they registered on the ganization to hold blackouts or ‘Przivel Bureau register and asked e man their stations in an emer- lot of questions. Durln the cori- gency.

versation s gentleman mm Chlf- When district officers commend- lottetown came In and Mr. Rogers mg have meson to believe a black- started to introduce the strangers out is warranted they will im- to

re drawn up regulations with ‘Iivii lls are being asked to themselves thoroughly famil- Apublic meeting is being neki iorlock this evening in the School auditorium. Hon. I-LH.

Lord Chatfield suitl the men oi the navy would go forward despite the set-backs and the best thing they could have was the knowledge that they have behind them the complete confidence of their coun-

the administration considers neces- sary to the war e-flfOrt. HlramIV-Iohn- son of California said n0. 511d forced postponement of s. measure which would hermit the sway w send its ciraftecs. reserves and

P. E. l. is “Honeymooners!

~ and Maj Po 1e will b pres- by 40 feet and the very lowest estl- , _ . . .

‘mllllq (‘DQ181112 the rcguelatlons mate that it could be replaced was "ljfill-ga Duff COODQ!‘ U19 W81‘ 68b- Tllfl EVP-‘lllng News Saw m the gill? outside me western hem“ ' I’ llielllllglyfll-xstllllé ggrlirtlfiulgnlgtdgcdlgllifi aillrlseralxd?! hllargcfitidx

dill-l. F1191’ have been L=sucd $600 He had n0 "ISUWYIWPS- inet/s far eastern co-ordinator. sinklngs a lesson that the power 0' He lpld the Senate he wanted to cr. The gentleman was rather per- csmmgtm, W110 1; m. Pg-gnflgq- o1

lililulllfilllv 0f an gfdilqgi broadcasting from Singapore on the na has been conditioned and “keep the Frauen“ prommly nurbed and imonned mm m w“ the Province. M1 Mackenzie “M, passed b!‘ l ° 7°“ “c what he called the "evening of the 11116-11110 by Ill‘ 190W" on m, honeymoon The “m, mm.

NEW PERTH SCHOOL month of

"All preconceived ideas have been rendered obsolete by willy’! MP" penlngs." it said. "All have 630i» ll‘ recognize that control of the air over warships especially in narrow Sea; is as vital as control of air over

ed around and out of sight of her new husband 5W9 M11 BASH‘! R -——-- prodigious wink and seemed to be Honor r011 {m- the very pleased over the whole thing. “ovflnber; Honeymoon couples have been Grade x_1_ Leo Cox-cor“; |_

Personals

-Mrs. James Ara 1111- spent the weekend at her home in Sslde-S.

1* ment. Under the regulations. erside is divided into nine '~ for organization purposes. - ‘s of which are set forth, to- =r with the names and tele-

darkest day we have faced in the far east" said that no greater mis- take could be made than "not to realize the grim realities of this war that sruround is and to attempt to

There mm several places in Can- ada that have been known for a long time as spots that honeymoon couples seem to have a, particular delight in visiting. but Prince Ed-

MIBTION SALE or FOXES

‘numbers f the A. R. P. com- ,_ " _ ..-.. 1- _ , ‘*- "Siruvgoes s" Elven in centMv/rllitrril ti; galltgliflsglgtglfii is" “°5§i"5.°1‘é2i°‘u;§awu» he said. ‘in armies in battle . . . if we ignore "m1 1818M is rapidly mwnlns *g,';,§g",,s°,,°,,“,“' “;;;,,‘f.“,,"§_ mmlfiyfif " 9.1"‘ mm‘ . Wm‘ "55"! '4’ we 513cm“ -——- ' l becomes far more dangerous if they the lesson of this action we'll do so “runny Dun/mm; my,’ 1m the PM!!!” Wm ll “W h°“°Y' ‘and ‘ hum-De;- imm 3mm; G120 "1' “n” cmwru“ .... to be followed after the at our peril. We've been warned at . m vines of Canada, wan In the United sums zdrmlvlyrgsl. Am‘ Maui“; l

Edward Columbia.

is" .€‘°"..““.'.‘.'€.1‘".- is; Gerald =- we» M»- \ h h 0 n mon , 1 IBSSHC USG S. l e SB | gctiulallggt VlsvlSed ‘title Travefntlgfiefiu ggslfcnggivo Nefilingflrk'cxggggllfi' 2 Grade IV-l. Angus MacDonald: in Charlottetown during this yeoiri M115 gisgippl ahd several‘ other, a‘ . Harry Myers.

oon Pro Officials 01f the Prince Island Travel Bureau stated that

aren't faced. This _ls very bad news indeed. It is s. great blow." And he spoke this simple vale-

—Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mc- Lellsn, Indian River were visitors to Miscouche for the week-end-K.

Gillls 0! Indian

‘i 8 Signal has been gb/en.

fl‘. W. L. MEETING AT KEN- GTON _Thc regular monthly

terrible flee" ~ m-rnn rsuuvn rmrrmnu ‘Launched, Jan. s. 191s the Rc- W“ Fox g()_

dictory for the 105i, 511|p5;__ pulses full complement was 1.205 _ “The Repulse wasn't a new ship Ulcers and men She was 0f 791i Wlmllm-élllilssumllml ‘mféslgglgg

-M.r. Freddie 0 but she was one of the be:\". feet 2 1-2 inches overall length and

ZIIIIJGKI

fill! oi the Irlrlian River sub- _ do“ °l we C~ w- L- Wa-“leld l" River has JOhLL the RDA-F’ K. "The Prince of Wales was one oi’ had. s beam of 102 1-3 feet. 51W Pa“ rllr"m'aall'§°r'1va5 sped“ attention w“ always pa well and‘ m-‘L Eleanor wmhm: Alngloll on December 7th with _Mr_ Golding Delaney left on m‘ m“ and one of the news“. drew s maximum cf 31 8-4 feet. D ‘num- ‘nn to these couples and every endeavor 0;“ coup“ w” he" from Heb t. Teresa Oorcoran and Earl Power Maticndnnce of members. The wsqmgdsy on s buslnegg trip to Mounting six l5 inch 42 calibre hemmm“ made to enable them to have a d d m from Autumn equal. “"5 was 01101100 by Prayer 1'01‘ 'I1oronto-B. Churchill Blunt In Telling guns she also had 12 four inch 40 ' very enjoyable holiday in Canada's m“ a a" " " Grads I! -l. Pauline cimunls- t -~ by rnll call and minutes of ' eallbre, eight four-inch anti-air- WEAR-AUCTION 0F ll Garden Provincg, A number of them —_'_‘ key: z. Hazel stewart {nree pounders. and AND LXTRA PALQ Stated that next siunmer they in- Grade I —1.. Patricia. Callahan;

mes-ling. The treasurers report lhcn

-Miss Alice McQuaid has taken

The Prime Minister made his an-

craft guns, four one l2 pound field

piece. She car-

tend to return to Prince Edward