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, iniz. The funeral service was held in , S. $lC1)il€li'S Church Burliziigmn cn "ilr-Sflav afternoon. The service at the ChUIOKl. and grave was conducted by Rev. Mr Gardener. Charlotte- town. A large number of friends “Y weie present (kits! the benediction . . , . . WllS pronounce re remains WCIC l-hfln‘ ('-‘R““‘L Z liiid to rest in the adjoining cemet- v 0v 0 o v o v o 0 0 ovooooovooo‘ ' 9W- The W111 bell-FED; were 51X 118D- hews ofthe deceased. William but, Samuel Birt. , Elmer Birt, Reagh ‘Birt. Hollis Birt and John Murphy. Kind stmipathv is extended to the sorrowing family and all other friends in their sad bereavement.

.. , _ The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- U“"‘S m“ be d9 ifred Campbell, Iiishiown was the scene of a, pleasant. gathering when i Jig? neiifhbgrs and frietnds asset?)- to en er a reoep ion e1:

an irivn-iz land his dbrgetrwho mid en recent v marrie . e course (M A of the evening they were Diiesenied _ m“, > - d _i with an address aiso a well filled V, “m, no strongi purse on behalf of all present. Alone

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l “t. .. no?“ . .,. W, . . . . l . ‘with the heaty congratulations of titan’ tum. “by, ilt. iiouxint harm a many friends‘ Mn Campbell ex_ “Hal I wis leaving you out of ac- Dressed m5 ‘hanks i“ a few We“

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fittina remarks on behalf of liis " e and himself. After a dainty ilutich had been served by the ladies the remainder of the evening 1:213 spent in dancintz and music till a

cs iilvriiya the original tin.- three of you are emu tori-fher. Mind if l l" iirplare?"

J‘ nlgxphsflliiciflgsfllzis {gilshjlxllfaurmlvgheriouiallfll dgpgiiéed

~ ~ ' '. l l c 2,‘; Al" cuff-We I “on ' bob 1w 1e lonlz years of wedded b11551 and hab- mni bud mvchomgy? I; piness. Mr. and Mrs. Caniggelils will " ' an

anything: to hide iiwviilringlizspiégii cgaékillgxcdiglerlg“

The conzretration of St. Stephen's Church were pleased to have with them on Sunday at their church service Rev. T. B. Millman of Dio- cesan Theological College. Montreal, who assisted Rev. Mr. Fream at this service. Rev. Mr. Miliman was o. former member of this church and

. m»: to welcome an i i you. sit‘. Tony Montelli would (lifioimnt p know a zen- 1 when l see one. although l‘lll an ititcrcst in the lady's pres-r

. v told him. only omitting ref- eri ‘it? to the disroveriv of the stolen

!'.‘f‘.‘.i ‘ '. .' '. . Dth - 31,. Hjqd ‘,m.,,",:_?f,_i“t._0":kcd eggs}. immv friends ext/end to him a lilhhflCCfi) cc of it as a truthfuli heart-V welmme l" l“ time5-

. ‘i .t 'bth ———— ‘,,,‘,‘,§,,“,,,,,,,“.f{{°,‘0m§‘§l “.11., an”: Mr. Edwin Murnhv is making pre-

, o.“ .. -- l (,1 y, kn paratlons to enlarge his place cf N‘ “vylom Qcuvrlselplfafigd‘ business here in Sea View. to iii‘. sorts of knots." he said. ‘c of mv i)"-l._'0l' Judgment I

A most successful lce Cream Soc- ial was held at the hall here on

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1- . t ll m: {,.,,l,h1h$tt 5x} ratyi-Hrg o te Mcndav evenina under the auspices --q-,.“.._,,,, my of the Sea View W. I. There was a

M‘; yo“ would,“ larlze izatherinrz and all ccreatlv en- ' n15, . ved the ice cream and cake uro-

vided bv the ladies. 'l'he vcunz re"- I.-. pie later indulged in a few do

“That's what I s like to be more frank with ’\\'t“llfi you?"

Jrrrv stared. “Sounds as if there .. . . 5' . s, 1 9 _ - my h land splendid music was provide ~v ‘f, l. n n“ b” mm h“ ‘Ema c the Miswg Andrew cf Fh-cetcivn and w. , i» .1 .. ._ Mr. Brrnrird lVlcKinnon. A nice sum o .s. Sviixmntend nt Glen

-illi'i1t‘(i the sizire with dclih- ‘m5 Teflllwd I01‘ War purposes

< . our é m ~‘,‘,’~,.,.£F,“‘,,§‘,“‘,,’£§,‘7‘_§ 2.2:, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Pickering and Pam» hp (vrnlcflpfl-i little son of Summerside are spend- ,, (1,, c; m“ is ti“ in‘: a few dnvs holiday here the

n. n 5,0,...» |'!l"Fi§ cfnlvlr. and Mrs. John Pita:-

\ iriovidod ri rliversioimcrinil-

Sawler Nursing Home, where she

DEIITRAI.’ GUARDIAN

This column Is reserved for nun oi

a newly nstu s may at l unto o Wold. otrlotly pay- uhle In advance.

CRASWELL for Photographs. OONFEDEBATION LIFE INQUI- ANCI. 1.4789.

SEE T!!! PBINCESSES’ DOLLS at Holmanw. Children 10o. Adults . L-1093-7-28-4i.

WATER. RATES — Persons who have neglected paying water rates an reminded that shut-oi! lists will be on the street after Monday the 28th 11-1085-7-28-11.

CORRECTION. — In Prize List of Live Stock Exhibition. the follow- lnz corrections are made-Standard Bred. Sec. 9. Female bom before 1938. Clydesdales Sec. 11, same cor- rection. 14-1054-7-28-21.

RETURN TO MARYLAND. will}. and. Mrs. Fred Gates, West Royalty, had as their sts last week Mr. and Mrs. Clar Cooper and son. of Frederick, Maryland, who left Sat- urdav on return. Mrs. Cooper was a intimate school chum Mrs. Gates’ when they were attend! Acadia and have not seem

e other for 21 gears. It was a Jolly meeting and e visitors who motor-

ed here, carry back with them happy memories of the Garden Province.

Personals

George Muttart has re- home from the

Mrs. turned to her

was a. Patient.

Pte. Vernon l... Ford, of the mechanized unit spent five days leave with his wife and parents in North Milton before leaving for Ontario,

Mir. Arnold spencer of the R. C. A. Ft. Medicine Hat, who has been visiting his uncle. Mr. John Spen- cer, Malpeque Road, Charlotte- town, has left on return, it being his first visit to P. E. I.

War-ZS Years Ago Today

(By The Canadian Presf)

JULY W. ISIS-British captured. Delville Wood and entered Longue- val. Russians took Brody in Gale a on the Lemberg-Rovno railway, fol- lowing three days cf fierce figh.ing.| Germans attacked French positions in the Vosges regcn.

Use Mlnard's for sprains.

lottetown; Mr and Mrs. E. L.

scarce. naluax. N. S.

Manv friends will regret to learn‘ of inc serious illness; of lvli'._.ioi.n Pit...ci'iitg_ following a_ pdlllil/LIU bcIvAC at his nuine iii Sea view.

Mr. William rnompscn is report- eu to 0e quite iii at I115 iiuliie if! 141111113)’ l

The Darnley W. l. met at the hflllle o; Mrs, wallow iiicNutt icr their Jury meeting. ‘incl-e was u. 200d attendance OIVXHUHIDCTS with, the President DICSldlllR. ‘ihe mire:- osz oxneo with me Cue and Creed in uillscll, tutti‘ wiucn the roli can and min-die..- WCYB readjtlltl- 001'!“- poiidenee ouait with. ‘inc busiiitos tnsuus on IJHUWQLX and blah-B‘ W931! CCITAD-Qieu ior the Convention ‘in iviznpeuue iii-c 18m. it was also tie

looll Interest, but advertising of‘ be Inland

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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you'll WIN. ab. 25550:. Cc Jib

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MINUTE MINIATURES

BRIEF BACKGROUNDS IN THE CAREERS 0F CANADA‘! CAPTAIN? IN WAR.

COMMODORE G. C. JONES. R.C.N. Commanding Officer, Atlantic Coast

Commodore George Clarence Jones, one of Canada's finest “Sea Dogs", has been appointed as of February 12th, 1941, Officer Com- manding of the Atlantic Command The first two years of this war have been a brilliant chapter iur the Commander. As “Capfain D" he commanded our Destroyer Flotilla operating on it's Atlantic Coast. and has been responsible for the

_ safe convoy of merchant and troop

slfps out of Atlantic ports in con- junction with the British Navy across the Atlantic to all the Allied ports. This is the biggest transport and shipping convoy system ever seen in the world's his- tory.

Canada was in great luck to have such a man in her decimated navy when wnr broke out. For long as it takes to bu'ld a war ship in time of need, it takes even longiet- to pra- diice officers capable of handling it.

Jones is ii Bluenose, as his par- ents and all his grandparent; were before him. born in Halifax 45 years ago. He was of the first class that entered Canada's Royal Naval Collect», when it opened in Halifax in 1911. With 21 cadets he went

i In Memo riam

GIOIOI WILLIAM MIGDONALD

Donald, son m. Qflfl MacDonald at the early, . Death came lat; result

on owl o» Q.

no to

titular young

manpussedawaya thoP. .I|-

land Hospital about four hours af- ter the accident.

The late Mr. “Willi?

dis tion. Grill! Dbyiilove and enjoying rfect health he hm a brilliant fu e s toning ore hiaiuiéitttaeaflueticworrdiwdmm am e the b d to limelight ha, nevertheless was rapidly racking his mark in hockey. As defenoemon for the Jtmior Royals for three Keats Willie developed rapidly. 0n is last year with the team, mm against Perth Blue orial Cup playdowns

edwith:

em- at Ottawa the of friends

for in the game; and loads and loads of courage." above writer's remarks were never borne out m a hockey some, but. companions with him at the time of the fatal accident can well bear them out: “Willie" MacDonald faced death in the same resolute way he layed on ice surfaces and a fit epilogue one can but eazfl-Iewasogameguy" fimeral was hel from the residence o puen 66 Street on Friday afternoon, y 11th and was one of the largcs ever seen iin the city. Services at the house and grave were conduct- ed Rev. I-iiugh Miller, choir of ‘Trim y United Church being in at- tendance. m

Pallbearers, former team- mates of the deceased, were: Messrs. Chris. Gallant. John Davies. Coyle, Leith Jay. Buck Whitlock. Vernon Blane .

The followin tributes all bear testimony to t e esteem in which

and a flying start in your

gasoline.

Noel DeBlois; Wendell Boyce and al 11913111110.

Wreaths: Harold MaoCormae: Labor Protective Union; Aunt Rena

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AWEEK-END AT HOME Wlll. DO US GOOD

Many are week-ending at homo one‘ week: going away by public conveyance the next. Both mean big gasoline savings

50/50 with our Fighting Forces by cutting your car's gasoline consumption by 5D ‘Z- Plon the rest of the summer week-end! along these lines. Canada needs the

G0 50, 50 WITH OUR FIGHTING FORCES.)

JULY 28. 1941

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f.

Pledge to go

heplwnaosv Th. mm“ REMEMBER: The slower you driw, "M" u m", u” : e . .

Cross: Mr. andy Mrs. bert thg more you “we I 3 IIUDIUIO. Cons7l7l“;,.'°"rl Stanley and family; Mr. and Mrs. "I-

ffiaize you/c fiat. VICTORY i;

and Uncle Albert.

Spray: Bul MoGuigan, Uncle Hairv and Aunt Janie, Mary How- ati’. d family. the Claybouvne famil , Gladys and Joseph, the Roya Hockey Club, Mrs. Haley and lyn, Mr. and Mrs Robert Dalziel. Bruce, Dick and Elmer Head, Florence MacLean and Edith Dystant. Jerry, Mr. and. Mrs. Jack his mornlns sermon "Sotllfvlns Sanloy and family, Mr. and Mrsi God." In Moffattu translation of fggglggd (lffifiigmfihlgfefibrglrlflfir (i315. verse 5 "For before he was token

' ' ' to Heaven his record was that he

lvlr. A. J. L d, Mr. and Mrs. ' n Jog“ Shephefiif Mm Lartef and’ had satisfied God. There is a. rec- afclnzriilsl, Jack fall/ant ark! the oxrd lolf every life, it is written in am. r. an 1's Pimy, t e ves of those with Whom we gggigalguillad gglélflfakm “guilsgflq- come in contact. God demands all

' v _ I ' L ‘T'_ from us. No life in its human frail- Abbott Mr and M“ Edmund s W ty can satisfy Him, it is also the

story of His infinite love, our best,

ley and family. Allan and. family.

St. Avards Orchestra, Gladys and coupled with His love. The life that satisfies God is one that recog-

Mar, Dot and Addie. Lcstzi- tvlc- nlses the will of God. a recognition

Le: . Mr. and Mrs. George Shep-

hard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter iawlnr; that comes as we patiently walk with Him. It is a life that only

An ie and Lawrence, Aunt Gertie. knows, but obeys the voice or God."

Tmfairffsffiirfi Suggested by the great gallery of the faithful in Chapter 11 of the

eliistle to the Hebrews the Rev. I. Judson Levy took as the subject of

"l".

Morinn. Frank and Mabel Heron, Ruth McInnis. MCaidsd of/Irsylngijathy: gphn Baillie. r. an s. rc on essery, ‘- mer Lin}; and Allison England] Qggogisggeitflentlfflgtfh‘gun iéeavfifly Capt. Montgomery. Camp Bordcrt. - 5 a a ° 59° “B 9m“; Happy Bgnjamln, Eleanor p5. the way trusts itself to God. Our sci-v. Mrs. Wedge and Alfred Mrireooi-d is being written with the

and Mrs. Frank Gallant. Mrs. E. mssmg day. Wm it sans“, God? xcgipfgimlgf: “Egitnrfmaxgd Miss Doris Tait in her solo gave a

very understanding expression to “Prayer Perfect." The thoughtful sermon of the evening was "God

Tivvlrr, Guides and Guiders of 7th Charlottetown 00.. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dalzlel. Gertrude, Mrs. Georizie

Repeated bombing raids on BrI- . tisb port ares: and the industrial midlands bu attracted fresh ut- tention to the fflllllflll suffering of the many thousands of civilians in Great Britain who ore harried from shelter to shelter and finally driven into the open oountr by successive raids. Eventually paces are found for them all. places of relative ‘y. but their belong- ings of all kinds are destroyed. The task of emergent: feeding alone Is difficult. The ta: of acting them u? once more with some quantlt o clothing and budding l| mu more difficult.

To meet than onormoul needs. funds have been started in various ports of the world. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth has permitted the use of her name In connection with

QUEEIPS CANADIAN FIIND DDIIATIDNS FDR Alli RAID VIDTITiS

the Dominion campaign. which l; officially known as "The Queen’: Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vic- tlms."

Every dollar contributed to thv Queen's Canadian Fund goes iviih- out deduction to the Lord ltliiyoi of London for distribution to the homeless and needy. Contributions from this Provincv should be forwarded to the Royal

Trlllt Company, Charlottetown which reports the following re ceipts to date:

Received Saturdays-

Miss Jennie C. .Docherty, Ca: dlgan, $5.00.

New Glasgow Women's Instltutg $5.00.

Previously acknowledged $2,577.51 TOTAIP-SAGTLFI.

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i" that it was tirre site

. it. i . i Miss Glad" AAA-ills‘ s“m‘““~’"5139- - l u ice Cream Sccisl "Pm the“ i“ 1913 m HMS 39*‘ Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah _ H ,...,, d, "$3., tho 1nd,, ,0 was a. recent visitor to her hOll.5_§'llluli9mLg1e$olr‘afiu and mans we“. wck o; (he gyms}, Fleet when Comm.‘ ML and M" Fred Mac. tggrfigénainztgfi'£: ‘Ezra’; the Hess. Mrs. Rattee led the ganadn to 81v‘ the“. w,“ to the“. "h" cuter-tors." the siipcr- hcre- made for same. A letter was also war broke oiii. seven of these went Donald and family. 3011119- Bebl-‘l- ed a, the aflstame o, n; Chg"), quiet half hour period. ‘This was country‘

Mae and Laura St-"elc, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hcnnesscy. Mrs. Mary M"h-1r. Vernon MacFnrlniic Mr no“ Mrs. Arthur McInnis and. Reg, Mr, and Mrs. Edmund Nickerson Mr. and

Her friends are sorrv t0 learn that ‘cud 1min purl Qrcteailvglrliigiiliizilfltiu: to

' ' i ' a cu i l ‘ Miss Hilda Adams was obi": d. §‘,’,‘,‘,‘°,,fi,,§°,,,‘f,‘,i mfqe [or this gall]- owiniz to illness to resign her nt. - um,“ m me m,“ “Hui-i Mp5 tion from the cfrire ci the Tanton, ‘umm. MCAM. Kmmy mvlmd m;

HlViZS. Suffolk, Flaqship of Admiral Cradrlock. nmong them Jflll0S.Til.'tC fziklosuffcred an acute dlssappolntmcnt that probably sav-

very impressive. She asked us to keep the face of God unveiled be- fore us", and that the path ol a christian could not always be tread

And whereas the Cornwall dis- trict Rally of the Women's Mission- ary Society of the United Church of Canada. believe that the

Valley Ladies’ Quartette. Mrs. Mutch. Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. MacRae, Mrs. Weir, who sang with charac-

. fir? ‘d 1Tb be Confirmed)

8C8. V1911,’ ‘glrlyéscfiflzSlall/Tllfgirsriliifrixq:‘if?I members to her lilylélflfl/O cigialt {a}; ed his life. I-le lost ire draw for lihfilrshigitiirlclfrnslnirxipcllsegda51143519‘? gilrifigglotxpnreifurlggfilss. ‘llgixgonyfig: in an easy way. "we must u” our Mothers M Canada have the nah‘ . . . " ’ ' ' l m e e or . . A r. . ‘ . ' = .- A iii] VlOlilliV lsigssfniittiiigotpiliciusisn of the uut-i- {om (rm Oflfthttahgeveg (imiadiins :0 Mflleer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stan- our Prfilff" ma Clark's "um-k- l“““"‘°° 5°’ K°°d "MW u" to wk 1n return that the Govern- - ., Mrs. Lelizh Sutherland and Mrs. M“ we nwemm was brought to a “"5 ‘r w h e A m m s H" ° ley. Joe and Emily Gauthier, Mn! hark my soul». younger people of our congregation. men; pron»; shell- som from the Wlili-"m Cml-‘hlsi “ttglmed “he meet‘ close uy the siiixiniz of the National HMS. Good llfilw- BlwYl-ll’ all" and Mrs P. J. Gallant. Mr. and‘. ' 1g we my] ghqmfl-ley W111 1M1“; tremendous Wm of strong dunk

Mrs. i-Iarrv Murphy, Mr. and Mrs.|

i" ‘if ‘he P“°55‘1°ri“li“ °°““'7°t“’" Anthem after which a delicious the Good Hope was sunk in naval Ben Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Maur-

ivith the Presbyterian Church which Aux“ was Sm-vem Coast of chm, and How 9'" w° t” do n?

remembering the havoc ivroiiglit in

g weather for

m loam there is hisii: in hm c,.n-‘

___ _ ‘File Darnlcv trustees have enrol!- _ (~{;p1r|1l|111[y we“; ed Mr. John W. Murphy as princi- -, in-pn ii" 1m» nae-gm; Q1 ‘fir, nril and Miss Lillian lvicbeod, as as-

Br; u, his home 1n Q11“. slstent. This iv. Miss McLecds third o :12“ of 78 _veiirs. The vear as teacher in Darnley School family hzid been —‘ z of this r-cmmi-n- The ladies of Darnlev helfl an I00 hnsclf mam" l Ciuaam social in the hzill Tuesday s, re his pgss- everiiniz and in spite of imfavoi-ablei

H — weather ihcre was a izocd zaiherlnit .WEH

§.§‘.~.i.i“1.=.%'ii%‘§°.io?.¢m3i§h ‘$323 SiliiiiiiER SPECIALS

Cream and crke provided. A sub-

stantial sum was realized for ltrd Complete Line Innoxa Toiletries

View Schcol for the ccminlz year.

Cross DurnCses.

, Dr. Leiizh Crozier i< spent-lino a ishort holiday with friends here Darnlev and is receivinr ~o- warm walcrme. Dr. Crczier has a itocd practice in Ontario and is success- iiil in his profession.

Miss Edith Donald is spending a few dars pleasantly with friends in Sea. View.

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Miss Evelyn Donald spent the I week end at her home here in Bea

W.

At Special mpum oearms zle/Iasiwwm Iwiigailwzifv; .es.v's or - Diicollllls iregent visitor to Sea View the truest

of his many frlemh here. Mr. Stewart has been a resident (f Western Canada for a numbarpoi I vears before enlistlm and is receiv- lno a warm welcome from many old friends.

Master Isiah Donald is spending ‘a pleasant visit with friends in Cas- cumpec.

Master Elmer Hickey is spendiniz his holidays pleasantly in Freeww the guest of his sister Mrs. Horace

Candy Specials

Moirs, Ganong’s

Hunt's, English Toffee.

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J

Complete Lino

Mil‘. and Mrs. F. R-“KAOO.

MraGeonzeB d I. viiti in Hifixrnalilibon the mite? airlift. afndngfrs.

Brylenton and family.

REDDIN

inAn

:5; dill/[gliéilnfll figacrilgcmgpéggdwms himself in cold and peasoiip fog in

. Love To Thee and the patrol off New York Harbor, learn- i§m§l§§piélf§i 1 Cor. was read in ing from his captain the severe unison. Prayer was offered bv Mrs. lesson of how not. to complain Mntiwaldnafirlzlsanbebljllilzstzlogiixés about We food. when he received a rs. .. V‘ , _ _ special prayer. Several of the mem- 3:19;‘; ‘figigsssirgirpgmzolaiiewgfg? bers contributed helpful rcadinfls on it -~ ~ the topic The sinalniz of hymn can of he Battle Fleet. His Cap-