e SUNIMERSIDE GUARDIA

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

11-113 WESTERN GUARDIAN

fifirurm Mm John Pond. n Church Strut-Phone u: l sutmiiirsiu: and raincir COUNT!

| W’? m“, Subscrlptlms. Advertising should be left with in“. Prim;

ay be bought Summeroldo:

Bookstore. Water Bfffll- Gllllfllfl 91118110"- Wlter Street, Tor n“ w Bakery, water birwl- Mark Gabriel». 61 Granville Street. a

Kensington And Vicinity

i am». o-en-ustuqrr

IHSUHHHEE

ALL urvzs RALPH lllITTART

Sumzzzcrside

d ll t a y I my of the following stores In M1“ Anne cam New 10mm’ L‘

apendlxigafewda inK.e~ ~ the guest of Mr. Kid Mriihhllgrei: Dunning.

ru-il Iur noun of uilrortlnln; of n lnriurtr-d nt I

pinup“ In

The Kenslngton branch of the Red Cross held a meetlrg in Mic Masonic Hall on Thursday after- noon.

Is roam n, gulumu L‘; iiilrroul. IHII u nature mil)’ "5 urn-ll!

-BUY sleigh robe; and

hflfhlifis at Bruce's. drum?

14-300-12-8-2.

—BUY Ax Bruce's. a and F°r£.§i1%?iiif§_fi_

V‘ n" , “unl- iiuw

JNAPSIIOTS enlafsed

Messrs Peter Nelson and William

make

w . . ._m-;;g“,|_ xm Ouuslns were among the ‘visitor; to M" m“ a Tyi»»“»a‘é“ caviar: °“ “‘"“““" E LF WIT H H A R S H ' w.» - “_' 8 s n. ' ——-— , . . __ Dr. J. K. Beer was a visitor to ANNE 0i "Ffjliq GAB“? _ Cape Traverse on Tnursda v l m“ M Taym- 1)iu., 00., Kenslng TESgI-I-(égvhnlgfllfltzlllttgéty fig, the guest of Mr. Douglas lgelelen mg , m -—— heavy fall of snow and bad cond‘ r ‘ ‘ _ . LAB ED k. t i- Mr. and Mrs. William fhfimpsm siégi,"§l,,‘,is'ig’ilrs. Tgriorniiiw iii?‘ Iggfltyzfrgiilgsfiigiigftfirgsilldlxggrlilfi ltiriigeahfituwlilidmfigltltilejiglrhcirgga? I I I - ~ mfllillltlicill- 5'5"“? 80$ very wet attending school Margate. ' '

lllylihfi morning, so Miss R. h Principal very wisely dgilgieg‘ a if,

Mrs. John Walker, Kensington, have no afternoon session. 4,

spent a {cw days with h:l‘ d-augiiier

EVANGELISI1U MEETINGS - ' Miss Lilian Walker in until‘-

B; \\'ll ccntuiued his c a il§g.l'.l'_,'S iii the P115511)’-

n -1, Sslde, throughout , Iawi; with very lirge attendan-

.‘ 11- 1r 5 531(9)‘ 9,1. which was not. ordered b th - The many friends of Arthur John- h

‘~_- Hfnicii gxosulfday? H15 w“; mittee working on blazkoui coil‘;- son will be pleased to hear he is e o y e s a e

léuxfilaugycfonmg W415 "our Grew? fflngements; the bmckoub was cau5_ resting comfortably after his “Cent

2:22;: sitar: er rat — i l1 1“51’“R‘I‘,‘i;v5g£w: are "p.851; wires, cjflzgns who has‘: 111,0“ Em’; Y P. U of lie United Church

inguinal Mrs. VerWolfe at the

l srs9-—5-

ATIIOLIF woman's LEA- Frcsaiiii; l)l\'lSON— The regu-

rriciitlily meeting of the Sfilde 3

_ [the C. W. L. was “$512K? C, Home on Dec. 3. ,1111\i:-s. Hiruid Huestis presid-

-—LIGHTS OUT ' - iencid a blackout, oii-gifiigiiyefiipgllit

or coming from Chum; gi-oped a. long in the dark. In the houses candles were the only source of i1. lumlnation. The men at the plant have most wires fixed up today. -—

—WEDDING CEREMONY-A very pretty wedding oeremcny was held

lottetown.

The . held their weekly meeting in their riom on Wedriiesda evening. ‘Nith the President pl‘€ din% the us-ua; business period opened he meeting. Miss Jean Moose w.:s in Charge of the Devotional period anu the hymns. "When I survey The Wond- mus Cross". Jesus Christ L, Risen Today” andThou Art Gone U0 On l-lighl’, were sung followed with

Treat constipation at the

package of KELLOGGNS

as a cereal or in muffins.

All-Bran’: "(iunoe oi Prevention"

Don’t wait till constipation has you down . . . then fall back on purgatives that bring only temporary relief.

source! Stop it before it starts!

If you suffer from the common type of constipation due to lack of the right kind of “bulk" in the diet, get a

ALL-BRAN. Eat it every day, Drink plenty of water. See

. l ~uiig opened with “i i“ Mm“ “i M09911“ 4m SM- l w 11c "Th =~ .- 1; . . . . .

kLTfl}f,.,ii1\:v;fich me minutes or ggililyhtemorninfir when lfrarbaro, cil-thohrigt aZSGOIQOBneSE 1730031111‘ ‘(gféufig how easy it lS to get rid of constipation. All grocers

lguscxiiisjggwgieg: rsilglezixg 12: Wogdside, ol-iamiltogfldbelgxihe his; Jug‘: WM}. p“:'“h§trfl 3*" bu?” airtlfiflgiia; grisedfgfiggng was ‘timed I have ALL-BRAN in two convenient sizes. Made by .| , ~ ‘ U C res illro e 08S e Q - -

.- sending cigarettes m boys blld“ 01' Wimlm- w“ <1 Mr- and s ‘ - Kel1ogg’s in London. Canada.

m5, lt was decided to blly hand magazines in their own .- ige for tho Frciicli soldiers at , import. Committees were op- liiled to arrange for Chrlstmns ylor the nerdy of the town and -. (or donations to be sent to St. . I rat's Orphanage, $5 00 has been 1.. to lho P. E. Island T- B-

Mrs. Jolm Thompson, Kensingion. The young couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs- Dugald MacNutt, and the oeremtny was perfonied by Rev. Mr. Crowdis. The bride locked cnarnu m a gown of green silk velvet wtli en hat, coat with red fox trimm gs and match- ing accessories. Immediately after

and brown plaid colt dress

copper airplanes.

Monthly meeting

with

A large number 0t friends and neighbours gathered at the home of

.__ Mrs. Earl Kennedy on Thursday

0f Summerside

evening t: tender her daughter Rona a shower in licncr of her apprsaaii- ing marriage. The d’nir'g room was very nicely decn-ated iii pink ‘mil white and after all had eathercd

and i0 the strains of "Here Comes

lllllllt rur rut-rm no r-r-

on Io II mnv or ‘IlflF

m“ Mush-u. .- ma“ on

KEEPS YOU REGULAR NATURALLY‘!

the 1r th b "a - ~ . - - - .. igue. Mrctiiig adj0111-ned__s_ mredoegm if ‘or; :1 hpjigetsylvmlfégl‘ Tlmghlliteig. giflxrlysdwia): M? ‘ i 5¢rve by Savmfl Bu)’ War Savmés Certificates 4mm iyiiniimq _ A “M um Wyien they return they will re- Sear, of 1,-,n;,,-- which 111m ,1...

dilllll vras sols-miilzed on Fr day

side in Kensingtcn whore the gr-‘Oin

is a prosperous fa met. A host of

Town Council

riom was also decorated. by Miss Olive Glydon. A large brisket of

11r- shirts: Parsonage. Sride- friends ioiri in wishing this popu- gifts wa brou ht in iii-i evened b -, c. w. cook officiating. i-Iren 1m- y-znh couple many yea of ‘ g ‘ I y ' - IKIEIIICIIKI-‘l - . Lois Marlon Watterton. wgddgd b1 and happinesg, 'I'lie regular monthly meeting of Msemrapyguégg‘gguifivgfimgaxirsélgl: ggfl: proximity to me danger y, wgwggwflgwfium‘! ughler of Mr. and Mrs. Edgyaprl _ the Summerside Town Council and iiumcrous verseswere read by Reserve army units were wam- a E a “y-n 5 .wBii‘!l'l0ll’(‘f London, On ar.o. __pu51- ygyplAy, snowing-A was held last night in the couii- Mm Ivan Dan-ac“ while Mm on 1 , ed b‘, Defence Minister 3815mm i‘ nman. S l ,1 dmgiié-ltu-idcdrvfnsfiiigreaiitygnr; Latr-gtemngnmixlzer fogMfrl-engsfiathiciiged clillucliambsr, Iii/layer Campbell pzet- ville Dan-glob and Miss Marion s as e511), as M51 Fgbrugry that, i; W A d l Q "H" ‘c *9 ‘ ' ' e ° a“ 1'5‘ er 5 “F m‘ a “m” "5 Presm- Lwkhflft Dlwed them on the table. (c0111; ed f. they should be in a position to Y’! fa ) 11 3i g itructor at No- 9 Service Flying Woodside. Hamiltcm. to dt- honor Routine matters were dealt with. Rene in he!‘ usual charming man- make the change from a art-time l’! l at . hing srhncl R.C.A.F. at S‘side. to their daughter, laarbara who is Bills were passed as follows: Town nei- thamked one and all for their . d 1 1111.11 p . q . y i uiiiirron MM‘ and Mrs- AWN- One of the 8988111! brlifl The paid bills $2051.00: unpaid wwri lovely girtsaha b»: wishes and ex- fliiflllicffiwrlé“ $i§“‘l’,ds§°‘5e“b“'¥~ Manpower problem iritgeacighfgnfilxmiim oingelay. M g YOU!‘ Parcels: nuioiin hivi-iivhiill also of l-flfl- hwse was prettllv decorated in bills $1638.28; eectric light paid tended a. welcome lnvifatln for rm Z00 m P°' 5° he"? were l. A11 Govermnen, depamnem a ,1 loaoiitrirlo. The ceremony WES Dink 5W3 Whte Wm! B liToil-l-‘ilcll 91' bills $2342.01: electric light un- to visit her in her future home. Stifisua es- , D f M‘ ' t - '1 t. directly cgyicetnnd with the war g if gyiqrmed in the presence of 18 mi/ggatPirflTAi-OS. A pgettllly ddeoimgg- pmd 1,1115 $521,311 After which all joined in ‘Slnviflg on theagilt-iélgcgfliegiiyoltraidhiéraslrriaéie 6 QIICC llllS 8Y5 Si C11 , “VH6 ‘gram 0~n kwo pointy g g . - o c‘ c ~ -- ~ i » - y ' l n , ' . ‘ ' . . " - . . . ‘atrialiiigiohgirigo-agdseihfi bflv window girth‘; sdgltlxvlhwiixcilm? fegltllfis °"T“i'.‘.‘."”r$5iii@“Liggéiieihiltiii dgluixoislilsefiuliicglolhyllssgfigvgtiilgw m: “OB-Sh 35 nlilfs iwrtluvest 0f 0f!“- Reserve formdtlons l‘ Th“ u“ DDmmlO“ was a" g Hum-grille chmjnnht _ x irfri ‘Flvfiiq lilslrllclfilf 511l- The bride V’ be was eswncd dcwn‘ 3O convictions for drunkenness; lfldles- and the Nmfli-“GQT 0 U18 gap‘) “Mal Station. and 7° miles may be Called Qut- ‘Zcady on a W“ Iootuig on beom a Tourist hiiililgisp‘: pljriiiiiultiily i “Uiili ":1 his bifde If!“ 1am‘ 5m“ m m“ Se“ 0f ‘mm’ by ‘vim three for damgae to property; one 909111118 Wll-‘l llTea-Wlliily 5mm in "Wf-hwcstcf Manila, Here were _____ [Longitsteand 33s Pfelgfille? “r 11m" g arduous task, so we inviic teven l2 for a shcrt honeymoon wlligfilravRgllh-‘iezvlg sgrairies 1g for the“; one for 855mm c3151“; social chatter and a. lively sing-sing meieed NPQlis of 100 dead. many in- I _ ‘lacuna M h HI; n5 an n- v you to leave your parcels at ,,cha,1o1g,inivii_ tvcnmnanieri by muse m _ , Dona Finis - bodily harm‘ one for common a5_ led by Mrs. Iii/an Darrach at m. Tl . “r 1d t Y (By Jack McCook. Canadian Press 2 Z-rhat the Dominion d f i,‘ our store for slumping, glfi a llebtst \\" I as of their friend." - it! at 9 PM"? A d9” rated m“ 53111; one 1m- speqfllng: one 1m- DflTY-H ‘e a4 ‘c a Dam" ‘V55 5155i‘ Sh" Wm") _ ' _, _ , . e m?“ ,, ivrnpping and mailing, 3 _ rel containing numerous gifts was infraction o‘ School laws fines ____.__ ed at the srime t-iir/ the Langley QTPAWA, D30, s-1c1=>_'r1i@ pivciam iioudbe dovetailed with 5, A ' rolled in by leita Ramsay and on” t‘ $238 C0 ' Miss Mildred MacKinncn, Snfillg was attacked, Twenty-four Japan- fury of a 1,11,04,66,,“ w,“ 1111191151,. that of the United states. 1, 1 _ y K Ruth Tayfor, while Mrs- Horace c m“: “luv mie Wm. m’ o Valley is in Keiisington mi Proies- ese raiders s-.riic.l: at this field. hlt- 9d by Japan's aging; on Empn-c Authoritative sources here esti- i! Ellmdll I)I'Ug L05. g %’lr°1§§'ii$°pir“§€iif§ii§§b iriirliffi“ bards wide on: smite ‘to s? 35f: m“ m” “iiriifiilina“te“““m“ i“fi“i§’i’i‘a a“ ' “m” 5”“ °“‘P°“"' 111353. 5333583033»? ilféli"°dii‘i’fli 5 Ltd f . . 2 _ l — . - i——— _ 5 f8 FBPO!‘ 6 1 f brought Canadas long-prepared ~ ' - - y n say and Mrs. James Ramsay read Ticks Hmne- The Sununerszie Road urn; or the in unconfirmed advmm » - 1 fully or partly trained. This would y R the accompanying verses and Mflr- $335 _““%§°§w‘(i '33‘: glimthf‘ United Church W. M. S. met at the §§‘1‘f“,‘,§,e§§f1§,’,,d§,§f1“°§n lgimdonfg? represent about 200,000 men of the a Rlmfltll-IRSIDE 2 garet Cousin: arramzed them on ex l>l°v_ 9 °1”_ e Yml?“ hfme of Mrs. Dal/V- Clark on Fhurs- 011m- pninis Rairlcd 11c from accentuauvd 10d“. 11,1, army, navy and .111 {time in active 9 5 the Wble- M158 wmdtside "l?" 3"‘ dance ha“ a’ the plesem’ ‘me “as my Bfiflnfxm- The e lfldli-‘S r1111" question o; pumn the mwnpowe, s-Pfllicc and now iii the Dominion. y -, , . .. .,. . i‘ 0'0l151v winked an f" their mmy not considered adequate in ca“ of “i One quill and 51190611 flYWW-“T Other points raided in (lie Pliilip- g ‘ pliis men in the reserve army who "ummgme__mt‘gi‘aqgifj“ fmflup“

and beautiful gifts and joined in "re- The Mover asked the police Afler which lunch was served by pines were Bagujg, 51111111191‘ mount-

slmffnz. Flel ow." After the gifts had all been

admired a bountiful and delicious gardlng the

lunch was served by the ladies in light wires on Sunday owing to Next meeting

"For She 1s A Jolly Good to look into the matter. There was much discussion re-

damage to

electric with the lord's Prayer in unison

the hostess. followed with the D9- votlunal period. This meeting closed

is i0 be held at the

oharlze and the remainder of the the storm. Mayor Campbell stated home of Mrs. Stewart Mouse.

evening was plcas-ntly spent

ain capital in mid-Luzon where slight damage was caused to the

- nearby armv camp, Ft. John Hay;

Samp Sntsenburiz where a number of buildings were sct afire and Uiiit-

reserves to the best and fullest war use.

While defence ministers remain- ed sllent as to steps being taken to meet the new enemy in the west, observers saw the possibility‘ that some reserve army formations

numbered about 175,000. The re- serve army includes young men called foi- compulsory military training of four months and re- taincd in service.

While national defence secrecy

1n that the damage was being ie- ——- _ ed s11_ z" m1 h '8 _ . a , - dancing. Mrslc wa= fui-nrhed for paired a; quick] as possible. The Mr. Malcolm MacKenzle, schol Mons foeiwnflzfl‘: cuffpufe“egactg‘gln“zg_ might be‘ called out to support the ggfmmgillamgéleglelil alfilleeilliuigfzxlérlllf the Occasion b" Mm"- Rllml MM‘ airport was wit out power until Ill-swim‘ l" "hi-i "mmw- h“ bee“ irhias, northernmost‘ of the Philip- “m” “lmy- new W‘ *1“ M“ officials said that the Edmonton-I

Kenzle and Elmer Philips. V-

six o'clock this evening and had M Ke

nsingwn High school foi- the

pines and Apari-l, northernmost

units along the Pacific shores,

_ A1 1; m m d_ Whitehorse-Alaska chain of land-

to be Eaiven be§%l‘Stl7h°uO0hl‘l€i%6f3gi0l1. Pa" W“ port of Luzon. mg cvggloxls g1lflar§ergistmTf1igve lng fields developed by Canada in

Mayor amp g y w“ The United Ohurch ladies’ Aid the authority to cnll mi l‘!‘%f‘l‘\'(‘ 1941 wwld be mvamable 9° b0“!

Tuesday eveiymln“ would be m held their annual meeting at the U"°""fi"“°d "no"! Sam units to bolster active forces Canada Md m“ Unit"! 5W“ "1

(v/"mmlili" order‘ Mayo! Campbell reported hrme of Mrs. James MflOKhI-HOH. 0H 10mm o’ “w 25'0"" ‘mmmcse should security reasons dict-ate so ‘Tmvmg a" T°5°YV°5 i0 isolated

r i Page A; Shaw

PERI-‘U MES

Colys Grenv-lle Evening ln

held a. very 5"°°9555"1 Pa!"

the new unit working satisfactory

and a‘so the now cooling system.

Wednesday evening. The following officers were appointed for the forth

who inhabit the Davao region at the southern end of the

mobilization of reserves looked on at

was not headquarters as a

parts o! the llOTUI. The Royal Canadian Navy was

Mrs. Neill Wadman of Pleasant A reques. from the Knights of comm; War, President-Mrs. stan- Phllillllll"! We" firm“! II"! hmmonal operatmny expected :0 make the utmost use vane}, litliaimtmm hnohnnomgkghxzset ‘l: tgiaeg‘ Btflfgf-illzaxgg figiagfilgeyllt ‘gfffiffifi s-rfézargflurgry- 3:231] 'fif,y“”s,‘,’f,‘1'd’ffle,',fpywifi And, while there were indica- 35165: gtilslfifggggifireservet mfigln- of her ss r ____ ~ in electtirlc light ratemwas Blalliinwd Mrs: Waldizn Darrach: and afier defend their holdings. 2133:1022 i1€nlil%$tggigf5 uthatrosgin]: July n Dorm“ of m; cggzt-‘vyhé:

The ladies of the B02381 Club °" m° °n °Y own“ or M° “m- the usual business period the mrsei- ' “ '

ry sale seconded by Councillor

MmTlsim- ing closed with the Mlzpah Bene-

It also was feared that the at-

army were being consult-red, off-

hocii callcd to active service. the rcmnliidrr has kept mi Alert look-

, , _ < . lcil poke ni id th l d , aramrmmt"ii"ira .__ "‘ "" e - ' . ’ "It tlthtln --5°’°.i. izlng the nice sum of $25.0). walks cear during the winter Tm Kensixiigton Brownies Back. to wrest coniiol of the sea lanes m“ dfagifjnglaalrigabelnpalnatilgmlat Foloqflng p11,"; 1111111519, M“.

Mm, Joseph Wadman and Mrs.

about

months and Councillor Gorrill was held their weekly meeting asked to enquire

suitable

Frank Howatt cf Cairleton visited snowplows for the purpose. 1t was

friends in Borden on Thursday

Friends of Mrs. Uallum of Borden were r0111’ 195111 (it her lines-i in the Prmgi; Counvtfill-loopltal and all hoPe , ghe 500D

health. Mrs, Ha Ross and dauzhlél‘

generally agreed that the Archibald M06‘ plow now in use was not w much good-S.

ho;se very

1”‘ “’ A.n.r. Committee

in the Town Hall on Friday attern on. Miss Ruby Caseley and Mr. Harry Caseley left fcr M ontreal Pilfefllly where they will spent some tine.

Her many friends will he glad Io hear that Mrs. Basil Flahaven has returned “m; 1,11; h: ital to her home in Kensingon, a ‘er her TQ- cent illness.

leading southward to Borneo.

The Langley was attacked twice while lying lii Mnlilzig Bay, an un- developed Unltcd States naval base. One other United States wmship at the scene was reported to have fired on the planes, bringing one down. A shore-sided radio station also was bombed.

Wake Island "Smasher?

this time and, as security allows. they will be made known hi due course," said one spokesman. Should rrserve iirniy iiiiiis bc called on to support mcmbors of the active army in the Pacific coast area it was assumed here the initial call would go to re- serve formations of the Pacific coast and the prairies because of

konrle Kings statement last night that Canadian forces would en- gflili‘ the Jnpniieso rnrmy u-licrcvcr lig was encountered. the leading Etovcriimcnt spokesmen were silent today.

"Canada was already and m‘ had made our prepara- UOYIS." to official said as repor- ters asked for further news.

at wai-

ARMISTICE SIGNER DIES l

Gen. Charles Huntzlger, Vichy war minister, was burned to death ln a piano crash In France. lie was one o! the signers of the Franco German armistice.

IIIIIIIITIIII

a s Ash“ u.’ Ros“ lnw action as Ize "fifth colniriiii"

i it r to ' 7 ' ————- l , 1, 11, L11 scat. are a» "WIS "1 s =1" h. us. Tu or sum-rm ..ii::;..:::,m..i~:.:.:.ia. or . nami- lhcKenlio. W" in Kfiminfllm °" Tmmd" reported that Wake Island had been Japanese landma-

Some reports said that at least l0.00 of the 25.000 Japanese in the colony were former Japanese sor- vloe men, that 3,000 of the-m al- ready were rrslstiiig local dcfciice forces.

°v¢nlnl "smashed" by Japanese planes. and

ii (ii Yb

M». i amp-p; =r;@,;;;i-;,~1.g :i:..;'::".:its..':..a..z: on tic: nmbwsdor fgwgnoon‘ a’ r were afii-e and that the Island was "lMTuie J?!“ Edwa ‘has Qzumed ringed with Japanese warships. d to her home in Him River after The Bamseo btligadégfi‘ “agile? t ke are of the 9 war s ‘ .- Ja anese u a ee .a P010994 "° l‘ c 1“ spending the last few month. in borlzibarded Ho“: Kong Monday

A meeting of the air raid pre- cautions committee was held last night following the council mee - ing, Mayor Campbell presiding. The wardens who had been ID-

cool wwut and son Oh"- kllmito M?” Famine Maclsaao were vi-iltzrs to Charlottetown (m ‘Thursday.

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Only one informant who has fol- lowed the situation there closely for

h M“ Hem were present and man an: exislnmm. ed m: . l‘ ‘ii-inhale a: tizisizcisis. a ——— w. iiifiili“t..fii’ifii°d"i.‘t £23m}: Ei“iii?5§.§*’lii2‘ir mare“; COMPACTS ! 9n" w“ wngflum‘ ‘viigcedlsstfilisell-‘Cfi deputy Warden! w 113's’ ‘bffisfiflffigfi.’ T5113 hygamiar: military airport. The Pan-American 59119 lhe southern island 11S W‘?! in mm can“ b,M1'-flm",‘,flng1°‘“1h,r. b. assist them ih pairoriniz their 1011610“ on saiiiraay. Kong Kong clipper was damaged gglxanqcclixrlpimajnsiowctigt gblrlgcipiitig f}: Gcnilnmrlivg sonnaiialgl $159“ d Nit‘ Prosper Ber- sections of the town. Mr. Cglxiflzflizg ____ whtlle tied‘ upwricai-by. an inclepeiirl- louwwes: HI;- said Jaganege link-m "Mn" 11'5"}, After lunch hlfl been sewed MM“ Poole who are org M1‘ Eumbem Mam and M“ en mpor u ' tratlon of Davao through tho yI-nrr

Willary ins a 1e

fi-eeze- the Charlottetown blackout were wands Mann m s iw n

have been at the meeting but d.” ‘V1111 mends and relative; of this card were not able to iitwrid- but W Charlottetown and Yirk.

t w sured Mayor 61111195611 by We" they would 5W0 "My 55' The main thing discussed

HAVE ° G|VE ° {be famous

ciélmdkcmd

CANDIES

THE GALLANT DRUG CO.

The Corner Store

f 0r the Mrs. Thomas to

SEND

1 u resumed ‘Zrfiwifiidi was won by B€Xt0n~ The armed!

1 to B911 a: hing-gal Campalifl- "S-

‘noorons onion itiuiirvs rinsr

his‘ M hi! “B! hill“! KHBUY‘ blood ll lfll “I z l --'- '"- a... hair... "

apparently was intended for just such a contingency-to create a wedge between the islands and the Netherlands East Indies.

Such army and navy centres mar Manila as the fortress of Corregldor Nichols Airport and Cavite. escap- ed daylight attack.

Ships at sen between Manila and southeastern Asia warn ordered to race for the ncai-rst friendly port. About 60 Ameri- cans and Britons from Shani:- hal reached Manila safely on a French steamship.