Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ca;

b‘ sncusr 1s, 1941 A - . IQLGLKRLMTETQH GUARDIAN W , £562, .. l. 0. s. A. Officer Official Ceremony On Board “Abeaweii” August 10 BEITIIAL cuiinnnln- ' A a

9 OITH AMIII A . V A - , . , , , . _._ t. s. srsvrcnzgil “i237 and Mrs. not...

‘Visits Province . , , , _ . _ Tllla eelumn is reeerved for nerve Ilflldl Manager "m1 110.1117-

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l M"! “We my be inserted Mrs. Lillian Morgan, as. w. " “"°.°"'" ' "fiiflfiiliflti ‘Strand Mistress of British America ' m "umt . will arrive in Charlottetown on Monday. Aug. 18th, to address meetings in connection with the cider. She is motoring and is ac- companied by r n. w. Provincial officer of Ont. West. Mrs. Morgan has recently attended the Supreme Brand Lodge of U. B. A. when it m“ 1n Pmlbllrsh. Pehn. She is also a delegate to attend the Triennial Council of the world when it meets next year in Ire- land. Mrs. Morgan is no stranger

0008‘! ffl Photographs. 9m 1011 set your Car noon

CONFIDIIBATION un us BURANCI‘.

AT YOUR ssnvlcz Arm.“ Ooei Compny. Phone 3498,

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s... erect .

In Memos-lam

Anaxarmn s. neuron

iottetowzi Hospital on sung“ Jilly 13th. o! Alexander J. McLeod: °i Chfllvitewwn in his 00th ydlhl

months. his sudden passing came. ll a shock to his relatives and

The death occurred in the Char- u

Altlwllm seriously ill for two M"

"o RICHMOND s‘. and Mrs. bflfihaei bash‘ .

Mr.

Footwear at 1'10 Queen Street.

here as she has vilsted the Prov-

ince on several occasions. n1 (lg, Mi‘-

Following is her itinerary while J canaaoms: sport slacks at McLeod was born at ma, PM‘-

in the Province: Monday evening ,' “t “mew” '- gow Road and lived there for .;..' fir‘ ‘ there will be a banquet in her . -———— end yeaic before movfrié to ch - r’ “M M's’ ' honor in Summerside, sponsored m‘!!! m4“? 590m Jackets lottetowh. on eh d m," “II M“ “"1 M“ ' hi; not}: Caveli Lodlge. she will ll Jwk Oememnl. iher. Mr. Mobegd etzokorfivsrbiho! M: m‘ w" L“

a o a ress a meet ng of that -——- ' - retail gmcery eusiness. Through the‘ ’

l COMB 1'9 York Tea Wednesday. years, "free." as he was familiarly Em‘

lodge that same evening when Good Hope and Three Sisters lodges will attend. On Tuesda"! evening she will address Lady Knox, and L. M. Montgomery lodges at Bradaibsne. Wednesday mes-noon mbasket picnic is pian- ned to he held at Cavendish te which all members of the L.O.B’.A. and LOA, are invited. On ‘Thurs- day evening Mrs. Morgan will ad- dress another meeting at Crapaud when members of Lady Argyle. Melville and Princess Mary will he present. On Friday evening Memorial L.O.‘B.A. Charlottetown will have as their guests. [Ady Patricia, Clyde and Queen Mary Lodges at their 29th anniversary session when Mrs. Morgan will again address the meeting. Before leaving to attend similar gatherings at N. S. and N. B. she will visit Mr. and Mrs. P. M. MacCauli, Eiiersiie. She will be accompanied on her official visit- ations by the R. W. Grand Mist- ress and other Grand Lodge offi-

H".

Party Enroutc llcrs injured In Accident

NEW GLASGOW. N. 5.. Alli. i5 -A vacation trip was marred for two Sydney residents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moflatt, who are patients in the Aberdeen Hospital following an automobile accident at Suthcriands River. Mrs. Hilda Farrell. Sydney, was the driver of the car which. travelling along the paved highway on the Antigonish- New Glasgow route.faiied to make a dangerous turn and roiled over a steep embankment.

Mr. Moffotl, a Sydney steel- workcr, accompanied by his wife, an route to Charlottetown for a

holiday visit, was travelling by car '

to Caribou to make connections at the P.1d. l. ferry. Mrs. Mary Breaugh, also of Sydney. was the fourth occupant of the car.

The lf..C.l\fP. investigated and Dr. Lewis M. Sprouii and the hos- pital ambulsnce were summoned to the scene of the accident, some ten miles frcn New Glasgow.

Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. Moffatt were seriously injured, the former sutrering.a fractured right arm. head injuries multiple bruises and abrasions. Mrs. Moffattis injuries were a fractured pelvis and sev- ere bruises. Mr. Moifott received painful bruises and suffered from shock. .

Mrs. Breaugh was not. injured in the accident and was taken to the Norfolk Hotel.

The ear was badly damaged in me accident which happened M“ the site of a tragic accident some

- years ago which claimed the lives

of two men involved in a car acci- dent. ’

' BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. ‘DEATHS

50c Per insertion

nsATns

DOLLAR-At springvaie on Aug. 1h. 1947, mnest Dollar in his 68th Sear. Funeral from his late resi- dence Monday afternoon, service starting at 1 pm. Interment in Princelown Road Cemetery. smwAnT-At Mission, B. c., Aug- ll-Si 6th, 1947, Mr. Daniel Ste-avert, in his 89th year. formerly of South- port, P. E. I.

IIDGEON-At rreaeh River Aug. 14. i947, James A. Pidgeon, aged '19 years. Remains resting at Davisorvs Funeral Parlor, Ken- sington. Funeral from St. ‘Thomas Church, Spi-zngbroek, Saturday at l p.m.

. Ira Memos-lam

‘ In lovin memory of our-dear

mother. Michael MeCoeghey,

who passed any August 10. 1M1. |

A faee that is ever before us

A voles that are cannot forget

A Infle that will linger forever.

In sequel-y we Dee her yet.

Blue never failed to do her bed

lfer heart was tee arid tender

She toiled so bard for those die loved

And left them 0o remember.

Sadly Mined by Sons and

‘ Daughters.

n. ...;.. picture shows the omen} ‘ b o n. iormoll i. d o b n. a a

C. G. S. Abegweit or the Murine Whurf,c(eIll'ie£l°o"t)te$gv/n:mon so:- y u" e M" y e apartment o‘ Transport h H‘

doyhfternoon, August H, during which the new ice-breaker was Jones addressing the audience on the automobile deck. I

All}. Nth. Meat salads piag ggc know Wu s , ' r - ll. e cared himself to all by . "W" b08111: at s ocloek. % lliridflfle and cheerful manner. N°W AVAILABLE. at uolmsau youensfigifa nigh‘! hi’ both *- SQIOIIIOW-Tltown store. quantity screen their lest reqectr. testified 3.. M“ “d M“ rs, a sacs. esteem in which he was; held Mr. an: Mrs, .1. I --' He leaves to mourn, his who m-‘ M? l-“ld M"- GQQWI. RIF?“ QTY... £35533? h?" 1.2-?" “m” ,°°,,,", * "1 “"5"? iiiit.“ “J1;“i§.e§’.’“" » morn lwmtlte ,J s, -° - Q on a business trip to St. John, and stoma; gm, g/aufiirs Alan Mr. and Mrs. Win. C" , Fredericton and Edmunston, N.B. M“, Nugflhwn a! shedbrcokeh Mr and Mrs. George u Am)“; “w “p, temper.’ $060M. grid Agnes at home. also‘ 3N’?- aagdmgrw "r1111; -' f, M _ y r, n ., . _ _ ture reading at the Charlottetown @§.£f..,.§w.. is", “"'§‘,‘§,,.,'f°‘§,f,‘:'. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Me t e ‘i, n"1“"“'~‘°"m Swill" lfltsrday Roy‘ McGee ‘ Charlottetown" oi Mr- “"0 Mlf- All“ M " ' $91213» ‘vi-z fwrwd- The nigh Mrs. near’ Ooles. aoeorfxiviiic, My "K- Mfl- John K‘ A " ' Pm. 1nd gag mtg-q, J h A, ; G; _ Mi- ard Mrs.. Uflls Cu ' l ow m“; ‘ O n 0 M Mr. arid Mrs. John Gag T0 PJLL-Mr. and Mrs. Simon,“ l Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Do fidlfiglsag; lmlcotrhpanieg hi: Mr- .'I‘o meet in Heaven! How sweet the M“ and M" L" P- Q! . . u eers_ an ,and, m- m, Mr. and Mrs. James M“ ; Mrs. Charles Coffin, are visiting wg.,,°§§.-, mo" years u-e pa“ I Mr and Mrs. Emmet? ‘ their franc?‘ names llnz ICharIOtlB- rNo more to weep, no more to part. 515- ' " ‘ "W" 11B C0. . . .—Sydney '15 u; 1 H“ _ g; 1 L Mr. and Mrs. Dahielltdln. ' 9°" mmd- m n- u‘ as l Mr. and Mrs. Harry mishaps;

Canadian Notional Railways. The picture shows Premier J. Wait .

Afl/lfltr, Bruce. Mr and Mrs. Ber-user} Gallant Mr and Mrs Wm“ Iitetliflhi M

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T meg 1 H; y | o b] ed Ml’ and M30. Leo M CITY Ponce COURT—At the‘ o tasted‘. a P“ e“ Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ‘- l supmdmfi’ “I5F15"Bt°'5 0W" Yes‘ All care. all suffering o'er, l Ml- illld M"-

Leavcs For North, Today

MONTREAL, Aug. iii-The trim coaster North Pioneer, her holds

packed with vital food, fuel and

,other supplies for the far north, ls

scheduled to sail from here early tomorrow to finish the voyage the

Hudson's Bay Company's iii-fated,

Nascopie failed to complete.

To prevent any suffering by the inhabitants at the ports of call the Nascopie, veteran of 35 years‘ service in the northern waters. did not reach as result of her found- erlng off the rocky coast of Dorset

lisland almost a month ago. the

Company has chartered the North Pioneer to deliver the annual pro- \lsions.

The coaster will carry several stoves, potatoes. canned milk. medical supplies, flour, canned goods, lumber, bagged coal and Government weather instruments to replace those which went to the bottom oi the Arctic waters when the Nsscopie was lost.

Company ofiiclais have said that every bit of the cargo lost in the

Nascopie had been made up and ,

that there is little danger of any hardship for the northern resid- ents to be served.

Five ports of call-Clyde River, Pond Inlet. Arctic Bay. Dundas Harbor and Pangnlrtung-are on the itinerary of the North Pioneer and it is expected that the vessel will be back here the latter part of September, much earlier than the Nnscopie would- have com- pieted her journey.

‘nsscui-z clings

(Contlnlitd from Page- l) miles under the waters of the Firth of Soiway. A National Coal Board official reported that the blast apparently occurred three or four miles from the piihead.

"The rescue parties have a long way to go,'probabiy three or four miles, to reach the scene," he said. "In vievw of the falls being en-

| countered on the way, it seems un-

likely that anything definite will

‘he known before the morning

about the trapped men."

The William Mine‘s deepest workings were sdaied oiif three years ago after l0 men were kill- ed in an explosion.

Late tonight five five-man teams of rescuers using special equipment stood by to relieve the first relay working in respirators against gases released by the I-

piolfdl.

22.000 In Town

Whitehsven. s. town of 21.000 people most of whom gain their livelihood directly or indirectly from the mines, faces out‘ across the Irish Sea with a small harbor and a beach blackened by the coal dust of more than 100 years.

It was the last district in Bri- tain to employ women as colliery workers on the surface, and older residents recall that when‘ their engagement was prohibited the women took to private mining by picking srhaiLcoai on the beach. ..

An official of the National Coal Board, which controls Britain's nationalised mines. said will!“ that the explosion occurred in

'what was known as the six-quar-

ter seam.

Panic spread through White- hsven. whose 20,000 lnhlrbltIfli-I have known many other disasters. including an underground explos- ion that killed iss men at the

nearby Wellington Pit in i010.

Alter the Wellington blast, fire

lCirl Guide News‘

We are very pleased to have lthis fine report from Fernwood,

Baden-Powell visited last summer and complimented so highly.

The Prince County Guide Camp at Pernwood, July 21-31 was the largest in three years. There were 67 Guides and Guiders from Ken- lndian River, Tignish, and Summerside. staff consisted of Quaid. commandant; Elaine H“. rison, Quartermaster; Marion Mac. Quaid. Nurse; Mae Dunphy, Cook; Reg Thompson and Joev Schur- man. Life Savers; Eleanor Ciapp, Handicrafts; Mrs. Simpson, Betty. Kinch, Joan MacPheB. Betty Pend- l leton, assistants to Commandant

|' 2nd Class: Davida McEauhern. the invesflgaticn only as "Al;

Several badges were won at the

One day the cook real holiday when Pioneers cooked breakfast for the whole camp on outdoor fires and the cooks prepared the Since a camp's ‘reputation stands or fails upon the success of the|

Murphy who gave up part of her holiday to cook for us. The meals

We will long remember the two overnight hikes to Sea Cow Head, Aithouilh the ground was too soft and the wind and surf were making a terrific racket, yet we slept like logs. After a break- fast of porridge, pancakes

under heavy packs of bedding.

The swimming classes were most successful. The instructors are to be congratulated for Cudmore passed 32

girls in the Junior. and Senior Red Cross Swim Tests. Other activities enjoyed at the camp were folk dancing. work and handicrafts. The became really experts in dancing not only on land but in the water! One day a group of while waiting their turn for tests went solashing through the fig- ures of "Ach Ja" and ‘tics Boheme." The girls became so with making leather purses and lmodelling in clay that it was lhard to get them away from Miss ‘Clapp. Our thanks go out to her for her “good turn" to camping.

The camp was officially inspect- ed by Miss Jessie Fullerton, Pro- vincial Camp Adviser. Mrs. Beer, Deputy Provincial and Miss Holman. Divisional Com- missioner for Prince Couhty.

The staff is grateful to all who helped the camp in any way-to Mr. and Mm. J. H. MacFarlane for the use of their beautiful camp- site. to the Summerside Y's Men, Kinsmen and Rotary Clubs their generous donations. to Summerside local association for arranging transportation and tn all our other friends of Guiding.

HOLLAND OOVI

The Girl Guides of the 1st. 2nd. 12th and Salvation Anmy dies returned from Cam Holland Cove on Wednesday mom- ing after a very enjoyable at camping. Swimming, hikes and Guide carried on during Cauup,

I ‘£13,3-’; dmf" “la-Fell with being Meet in the mansions of the Blest,‘ MP- and MH- iicaps e was remand- A ol lov f _~, Mr and Mrs.

ed for one week. frhere were neg n a onvermo e a Mr. and Mrs. Robert

_ “h” “s” °n Ywfldll”! 4°61!“- To mm. in Heaven around the MK "i M" 3°" "i Qua _ Mr. ind Mrs. Joseph .>

‘ ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. qr Hlmnewho died u; so", % Mr. and Mrs. S. J. bias‘ A. H. B. Potts ot Ottawa announce 13¢ this 0m- hope, o“; anxious. Mr. Llfid Mas »L A. Mcln, the Engagement ot their daughter prgygr, Mr. andMrs. James can

glklgdnhgijinShigéilsly 5 Vliitillzml Coiiigpo megt bgygnd me grave, and Mrs. Louis McM , .- o. an r.

Mrs. C. C. Thompson of this City. M“; m; 59111 reg; 1., gem‘, Mr. and Mrs. Larry nu" TM “M14106 will take place in Mr. and Mrs. 5.. ' September in Ottawa. Pillow

The Family. McKay~ - _ s. Catherine drainer Ari

ter cleaning up dishes etc. they hi-ked back to Camp arriving about

l!‘ ai-n. Scavenger hunts, Treasure uns an so all were enjoyed

Eocah evening and many of the a

girls passed their Athlete and

Slvélrshraezrtinadges as well as 2nd

Following is a list of the Badges and Tests passed: E-lAthletezs Elizabeth MhcLegm,

eanor torey, Joyce Hayne‘. B 30E M Jenny Arsenault. Adele Clark, Jill y "SWEEN Mchay. Marjorie Hurst, Nancy "Ablmix- Alla. i5 - '0?) - Hynemah, Betty king. ‘Mhmlllilie vial-air; rt: a rad

Swimmer: Marjorie Hurst. Nora "P?m'°" M1941 t0 Dfevvrt a co DeBiois. Helen Holman, Acme iision when tire dcstrcycr Micm

HOME FOR MARRIAGE-Alisa “$511K Mfliiett. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Maliett of Nor. boro, arrived home from Mont. Mentor,

w.01ll'. fly. , l Misses Agnes ills Marjorie; Mr. Frark Moll!" l l

Clark, Jenny Arschouit, plowed mto the merchant sh real Saturday. Au ust 9th,. l “l Mr. Stable Blacrlllierfan Morse: Joyce Haynes. Davida YETYYIQW?! CW“? “f! 1151153?“ ; Millet! Will be mairzriechon Aufi; itifagitiy Wholesalers. Lid. Jcsvlilffl? Mflflm- ' - McEachzi-n. Mary McCailum, Was revealed today at the form l0 to Mr. Erie Roberts of West- cBIvP-A Bran. Ltd. ' Misses. Florence and' Eleanor Storey. inquiry into the July l6 crash. mount, Quebec. The wedding is m Clark Fruit Ccmpany. Saunders. ,, J Hem“ Rules? Davld“ M°E°°h' >5“ "d" B‘ 5°? Y8 d” was l" take place at St. James Church,l Mr. and Mrs. James Loightiser Misses Alice. Amid l“ ern. pcrtcd by a rathg identified Summer-field. ' and jamily, ’ et Dunn. , . ' i‘- | Mr. and Mrs. Russel Smith. l Misses Nina and 6W0! KN

We wish to tiliank Mr Frank Seaman Carter." a radar olxerv WIND BLOWS DOWN Mr nd rs Howard idowmm Mrs, Fred waiter (twice). , ‘ Siarigfor a treat ‘of _ice cream to as oni- 2.500-t:n destroyer si The knocking down of an and faanily-M 3 x Mrs. Sarah McKlnnon. ' .

‘i, j?” 2i“! ,l,’;°“',‘,‘“¥ "ms" "“°“$“ " “We '08 bark iii line on Hayfield Street by yester- Mrs. Frank Cole; and Miss Gert- Mrs. Julie. Burns. / ~ i?‘ a“ 5°,‘ u?!" M" “as u“ m" “fining "at "118 “Vs brisk breeze deprived the rude Waterman. Boston, Mass. Mrs. Mil-Willi?’ M¢K9Mil

arr . r. Ta., il‘. 614mm" have saved ii lives never reach ‘residents of that section of the ‘ Mrs. Patrick Morris».

and Dr, Mairtin of Holland Cove the trope Cm, north of Ens . _ _ ‘ < ' _ ton s; Sprays Mrs. Josephine Hrrnsb]. who helped in many ways to make Licut. John _G Walters. Micm - light and power for approxlrerfgtely’ Archie _S1d!9 and 1w, m Gm“ M,“ Mhml, madloy, our camp a sue. opsrations officer. test-fed th iwo hours. The disruption occurred 80W 30-111 ' Miss Catherine Murphy. _ f?" “lifilfid ‘“§h"°1l1-' 1° l" Amt bobiozksaadalssted until minions Agnes. . ,. . ll - us‘ Berri!"- . u on c e: ing e radar scop '_ . .. ,_ v , , _ ' __ ' " _ tihe slgiir.) had disappeared. v ____ i c-njes Tocmbs and slim Mus 135mg Gguflflgr, He impressed belie! ‘he vess ATTENDING CONVENTION ._ Central crearcerka, Lid. Messrs. Everett and Wat, ~ had aomoacP-ed we clvscll l0 ' Mr. Ernest Clawsor. ion mo" Enterprise Bakery. Mr, Joseph ouaonneli. lfflcketf up by ratmi" whit? doeso n mmm"! for Toledo. Ohio where‘ W559i W035 5555""! and 3"‘ MY- Yank W5°Ke““" unc cn eccurs ey. w‘ .ir~ 3c -5 he Wm cpl-es m the Ch _-‘ b; P. ma; Mr, cicorge White. e Yflfds- Y's Men‘ s Chfb at the ‘film? firs. Mabel Dzylc and family. Mr. Glen Mathesari- The WET-hi"! “'85 0°! Tiifwilld‘ national Convention of Vs Men's Mr. and Mrs. Vcrnch barter. Mr. Wilfred Hllflhw , *0 Cnfidr- J-C~ Hillel" 9-59-- ' Clubs which convenes at the cum. Mr and Mrs. Leo Ciirisaioh Mr. vfllliam Rooertson‘ By m“ Lemme Vlgtvr-n- (mama i! the Mlrmli modcre Perry Hotel from August‘ Mr. 0nd Mrs. micro Diamond ‘V an a co sicin occllrro-l 5920b 17th g0 21st‘ Mn Claim hasand ’am_-‘y_ l océqlzféj‘ Pfifxiwié’ ‘d181,? A léilsrtai fhe “Wins-tail” Yamvlli been actively identified wirtih the‘ Mr. and Mr.- Ben Shepherd and u ‘ '=' - T’ _' W" Y_ 30mm‘ °\1 C" l“ OZ B" local Club for man-r years and hag family. - Miss Gzrtriide WI “with. “fir, q“: begrarggled bofy of we“ b°7° WW" c" m?‘ mQYWEUVQfl held vl-sious offices incl-fling that Mr. and Mrs. Geofze ShEDT-"d- ion, Mass. ~ 5 “m” °“ ° " °°“"°°"‘ "e dslirvvel- lo: President. He is also a Pie-tree. Mr. and Mrs. Roy MrGva and Mrs. Ronald A. mama m“ week an? 12ml“; “i? an? M ‘me PM“: i“ the he“ lgiflnzil Director of the Y’; ‘Mongramily Newton Centre. Mass. a {figlglglirmgstehgm °r “e “t 50089 Wm" "Skid Llflll- W! JIIIOVCITZGJI. Mr. and Mr. Em,“ Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald Mrs. Yienry Doirzn. Boston. . ' 1 ‘.1 I I z. .. " ._ v . - v Even though me m“ wavcs tors giv ng ‘in. lwwfifiienof a E3211 w,“ so b, 1n 5119mm“ a; and famby. _ Mrs. More Smth Summ were dune,“ at 96 degrees and an Slim"! 0r 511649- "35 131-1‘? ll ithe Convention having left for Mr. Chester Ferd, Glasgow Road. ylr. and M s Emer iitoure.