yum 19. 1941

WWESTERN

GUARDIAN

Tho Guardian may bc

Ben Bcoksior , Water Street; f‘

“T AGENTS: J. Elmer Murphy, no HIIIWII’ sum, mo Gem-so Clow. 12s otuwii sum suumcuswa and rumcc count! News. sub-criptlons, Advertising. w-Ii.‘

followlng stores in Summe . Toronto Blkﬂi. Wile!" Street; Mark Gaudet, 6'1 Granville Btnot.

bought at any of ihc

DrllllY-OIQ. l1 Central Street:

HALL srnsvun for ma. Hall Mfg. 00.. Ltd, Sum- nersidc.

_TEACHER WANTED - For Lower Bedeque School. Supple-

gecrciafi’. '

-FOR SALE - GENT'S BI- cycle. Good condition. Phone

Borden 35-41.

_r0n sane 254F001- MOTOR h...“ in perfect working order. 5 ‘iii’. Imperial Marine engine with riutch. Price $400. J. IIGIITY Gail‘ pi, summcreide.

.-FOR. SAL! -- ‘lfwo NBIIIBTIO Gtiernsey heifers. 2 ‘years old: 4

power stationary engine. r Eric itfacMurdo. Kelvin.

mnsnaquu r a s '1- 0 n a L HURGE - The Unitcd Church rxf Canada services for "XIV 20: Eednquc ll a.m.: Borden

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o, ])_m_j Albany 7:30 pan, Rev. i\'_ Burton Crbwe, hfinister. JCENTRAI. IIEDEQIE RAP-

Tl "r FELLOWSHIP _ Rev. n M. er. Pastor. Services for Sun- July 2f). 10:45 am, Borden p m, Everybody welcome. '

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-41)“ your potato s""a.\"ﬂ.! picds contact _J. Harry Waiuzh. wrrciaizy. Nirtb Bcriertie Farmers‘ fzwtituie. We now have a supply an hand.

_y()w 0N ifliyn. HIIIIITIIIV of harlcv meal. mu concavity-ate. lav- in" mash, rh‘ci< QTOWPI‘ sivdi wit: also flour. huckivhcat and hay "nit. J. Harri! ‘vouch s"c""I'l"V. ‘Izirih Bedcque Farmers‘ Institute.

Says Saint John Has Probably 1,000 Slum Dwellings

SAINT JOHN, N. 13., July 1B- iCP) —- Building inspector E. J. alooncy said today that "literally hundreds and-perhaps as many as 1,000 houses in Saint John are in such a state of diizipidation and d pair that they should be dc- nziiiishefl."

He said these slum dwellings “should be hauled down. but_ there is no available accommodation for the families wilo would be forced to leave." .

After an inspection of the housing situation in the Saint .71 hn area. Mr. Mooney said. "like nii old seaport towns. there is a largo number of (iwciiinszs in a very bad state of repair and ihesc sixotiici be cicmoiiiiacd as soon as possible. But until such time as new buildings are erected to ac- commodate the people who are in ll position to pay more rent and inus create vacancies in good- ccndiiioned older houses for per- suis who cannot afford much rent ziwrc cannot he much relief".

l-fe scored what he termed "one o.’ the housing rackets" whereby landlords refused to rent a vacant fiat. using the tinrancv as an in- ducemcnt to brine an evorbltnnt price for sale of the building to someone in need of accommoda- tion.

‘ife criticized other “rentals rac- ketcers" who evaded the rentals laws by makeshift. furniture and ‘nadctiuntc services. forcing fam- ilies to live In s‘n'rlc rooms under "inadequate. lillsﬂﬂiilify and im-

moral" conditions

"Because we cannot drive neo- nb‘ into {he streets by demolish- iizrz slum buildings. we are making nvcrv effort. to have proncrtv own- crs repair and repaint their build- liltl-s." he sold.

tritsp It with both hands TliitE is practically a “mus? for iilrfllopsrtment has a. good quail with attached cushion for 13.50 Furniture for your out-door living

PIIAIIIS with or without canopy iviCltl-Ill ARMCIIAIRS, imported

Centre hon a nlcc m“!!! lillt 10f little girls ""7 of shapes and shes

from tho Youth Centre.

hm material. n n i4 gauge. 1 1-1 This fencing comes in rolls of 100

Tho Guardian will in delivered to any homo in Summcnldo, Farrier Boy at Z0 oer day or 12o per week Phone 289 for this lorvioo N- ‘I19 your order to the boy responsible for delivery on you "my

m,“ 340d Apply Horace Wright.‘ I —0PENING DANCE -- Bug-ling.

Sunday. l

lI/IMMOCK", reading an interesting

I! much n possible and enjoy the ulnmel‘

l. This you on old broken lawn liardwaro Department hn CHAIN will do wonders in improving your property. Tho Milli" IIIII Iﬂiﬁllll’ I! not manufactured at present. but the

—SEE NEW LONDON LETTER. in today's Public Forum.

—F01t BALE - Five-foot Frost and Wood mower. with two new knives. Price $20. Herbert Weeks, Fredericton.

Iton dance hall. Tuesday. July 22. ‘Perry's Orchestra. Door prize.

—PEARSON'S Ready-to-Weer, Kensington, have on hand ladies silk jersey dresses also a supply ‘oi children's shoes.

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i -—WE HAVE ON HAND the fol-

;lowing Massey Harris machinery for sale: two moworsj three hny I rakes; one used side-delivery rake;

two six-foot binders; tractor cul- tivators; cream separators; milk-

ing machines; air cooled engines; gang plows; tractor plows. Will contract for potatoes, delivered this fall in payment if desired. ‘ Simmons and MacFarlane.

~0RANGE CHURCH SERVICE: and Parade Sunday. July 20. to (Ientral Street Christian Church,| Summerside, All members L. 0. B. A. and L. O. A. invited to meet at Berthlier Lodgeroom at 10 a. in. Parade leaves hall at 10:30. Rev. William Bilson. speaker.

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-FIRE AT WLEARY-Flre in the basement of the home of Mr. James Tupiin, OLeary. early yes- terday afternoon caused slight damage before it was extinguished. Origin of the outbreak, discovered zihout 1.30 p.m., is unknown. The O'L€ary' Fire Department used uater from a MOO-gallon storage tank located close to the Tupiin zcsiflence, Mr. Tupiin. who has been unwell for some time and was in bed. was removed from the

‘building during the fire.-S.

gliquor Seized 0n ‘Motor Boat; Two IIlenTo Pay Fines

Two men from Borden were each fined $200.00 and costs or three months under the Prohibition Act and one of them Wi$ fined $25.00 and costs for resisting arrest by Magistrate R. S. Hinton in Sum- merside this week.

According to the evidence sub- mitted three members of Borden detachment, RCMP. had a motor boat under observation from a point on the shore near the resi- tlcnce of Captain Read. When it zipproached Borden pier two of the officers proceeded there in their patrol car while the other kept the party under observation. When the officers reached the pier they noticed two men walk- ing up each carrying a wooden ‘oox marked dynamite. When they saw the officers they threw the lioxes overboard but unfortunately they floated. One of placed the men under arrest and ordered them to get in the car while the other officer retrieved the boxes. -

At this point the men made a. dash up the wharf pursued by an officer who overtook one of them and after a scuffle placed him in custody. The other man was arrested next morning. '1‘he_inci- dent was observed by a large number of people awaiting the ferry as it happened early in the evening. When retrieved the boxes were found to contain four quarts of rum, five smashed quarts of rum and three quarts of ale. The officers who testified on the case were Cpl. MacLelian. Cst. Night- cnguie and Cst. Hagan. Mr. W. E. Durby, K.C.. appeared for the Crown and Mr. E. E. Arnett for the defense-S.

Iuly ll, Ind 19, I041

I. Tho well groomed. well dressed, smart woman, whose appear- ance you envy, invariably nears. STOCKINGS - summer and winter, except for active sports. This season "I Nylon —that enhance the beauty of her mm? hose greatly adds to your “leg appeal" lo be smartly well dressed! ,

the ls wearing the new dark shades ui-dtr-pinnings" Sheer, —oo, wear Nylon hosiery Dry Goods Department.

2. The‘ SIIIIIITICI‘ sun and air glvo you health and happiness - so Klomfortnhlo LAWN Ind GARDEN FURNI-

out-door living. Gently swing in c book or lust mooring! The Furni- iy duck Hammock In green or navy Then thorc is unpainted CAPE COD room—folding CAMP STOOLS and

(‘IIAIRS -- comfortable CORVETTE CHAIRS - FOLDING DECK

and foot-rest. and sturdy, inviting from Belgium... Live out of doors sun and air!

Furniture Department.

_-1-—-——- I 8- Every little girl wants a PURSE like her Mothcr'|....'l'hc Youth csiectlon of both over-shoulder and pouch purses. ..'l‘he|e arc cf plastic or leutherietic in o n- _ the colon no red. land. brown or block. hrlced from 1.4910 Sliilihko your "little min" IIIPIIY WWI l l!!!"

fenco which needs replacing’! The LINK FENCING for ilwns that

Chain Link Fence is of cxcol- nnd is $6 inches high .

inch mesh You will bc very

feet It 11.75 o roll.

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_SUMMERSIDE ,

“‘\‘i'ILD1='1RE"

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TODAY (FRIDAY) AND i . SATURDAY _ ‘

Big Double Bill .;.w\~av-w""~itr.-:r1~n DANGEROUS IIISTLEIQ ' AGAINST IIDIIEST GUNS‘ All A YlILD HORSE YIIIII HATED CROOKS!

Photographed in CINICOLW

And

“DANNY BIIY”

Starring Ace, the Devil Dog Iop Killer

‘shows-ifs - 9.15 Matinee Saturday 2.30

With the 14th. Chapter of Hop

Horrigun ' 9Ii/lV/Z%’%"?Z'/;/Z’

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UNUSUAL AND EXCITING OUTDOOR PICTURE —Lovers of the unusual in mo- tlon picture entertainment. and especially those W110 like outdoor stories. have a treat in store for

them at the Capitol Theatre where 1

Action Pictures "Wildfire."

is presenting

The story revolves around a’

great brown wild horses.

stallion. king of the and how. in grati- tude to two men. who saved him from death, he risked his own life and his freedom to save them

[from destruction at the hands of

the officers ‘

lileucd with ti: ‘cor ice, wear and appearance of chain Link Fencing. ' a v i Hardware Department- "

outhatvs.

Photographed in llorilcotis color. it is hreathtalzin‘! in the beauty of its background and scenery.

The s"~rv tells of a crouo of crooked Westerners who, in an :.t‘cmnt to gather un ranches at ridiculous prices. raid the horse ranches courage owners from crirrvtn". on. The horse stealth" tbev blame on a magnificent wild horse. itnown throughout the land as "Wild- fire"

Y-Ynnest ranchers coming uonn "Wildfire" manage to shoot him in the lee and are about to kii‘ ilfm when the rnimci. from loss of blood. collapses. Before they ca" fire the final shot two honest horse trezlcrs interfere. and save “Wildfire" from death.

Personals

—Miss Patricia Pendergast, Ken- sinirton left Monday to snend hoildavs in Dartmouth and Hall- fax-K.

-—Miss Roma Kiibride. Kensiniz- ton left by motor Tuesday for Boston. Mass- to visit relatives and friends-K.

—Mr. J. Henry Gaudet. Summer- slde. is o patient in the Prince County Hospitah-S.

—Mr. Wallace Chambers. Dai- housie. N. B.. is at present the guest of Mr. and Mrs Abel Arsen- ault, SummersIde.-S. '

—-Miss Ruby MacMurdo of the Space Control office. T.C.A.. Ed- monton. Alta... arrived hoime by plane reecntiy to visit her Dairents. Mr. and Mrs. Archie MacMurdo of KelvinIOn her return trip by plane she was Accompanied by her motih- er.as IBII‘ as Moncton who visited her soin Ralph and Mr and Mrs. Morris Reynolds of Petitcadiac,

BIILIOAL RIVIR

‘Ilhe River Jordon is about 200 miles long and at some points as]

much as 15 miles bread.

MEDICINE TREES

“There are 42.000 acres of quin-

inc-producing trees in Jnia.

PROFESSIONAL CARD

in an attempt to d's-'

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PLUMS ORANGES ' PEACHES GRAPES LEMONS i- CHERRIES ORAPEFRUIT

NEW CARROTS NEW CABBAGE LETTUCE

CELERY

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ALL AT

ﬁr: it-faid Cc. let Camp Royal Assent

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At Skidte

The first of four air cadet camps to be held at the Summer- slde it. C. A. r’. station this sum- mer concluded yesterday, follow- ing inspectzon by Air Commodore F. G. Wan, C.l:>.E_ OIIICEI‘ com- manumg No. l0 group at hau- fax. During the camp the cadets lived the regular life of a mem- lzer of the Air liorce and recavcd Lroining in drill and lfl many it. C. A. F. technical subJects. mach Loy had an hour's flying tzme and tire-re was time for sports and other recreational activzties.

The squadrons staking up the first. camp were: Summerslde, Kiwanis. llailfax, Queen Eliza- beth High School, Halifax, Bed- iord, Stellartor- and Dartmouth.

Present at. the inspection were Mi. A. S. Farrell. of Amherst. N. 8., chairman of the N. S. Pro- vincial Committee of the Air Ca- riat League. A. R. Brennan, Sum- mcrsde. chairman of the P. E. I. Provincial Committee. Bert Aslin, Halifax. vice-chairman of the N. _-S Committee. Ron Wallace Hali- ..‘ax. of the Committee. Miss Helen iQuinn, Secretary of the N S. Provincial Committee and Mayor J. F. Arnett of Summerslde

The squadrons were inspected l!‘ ceremonial review and march post, led by their own bugle bend. Accompanying Air Commodore Wail: at the reviewing stand were Squadron Leader W. C. Langstnff. D.1=‘.C., commanding officer of the Summerslde Station, Souadron Leader W. Davy. commanding of-

"A nnvoll- Hi6"

“um; Mi D VEGETABLES

IIIIW III STOCK

aIPE TOMATOES. FRESH BEETS in bunch ‘RESH TURNIPS in bunch

LOWEST

MARKET PRICES

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Complaint

|ficer of the camp and the cadet liaison officer from Halifax. After the inspection a track and field meet was held. the prizes |for which had been donated by ‘the merchants of Summerside. ‘In the evening the final game iiur the camp softball champion- ‘ship was playad between Stellar- iion and Kiwanis, with Kiwanis {taking the cup. Individual cups iwiil be given to each member of ‘the team. presented by the N. S. Air Cadet Committee. Later ‘the vistiors. who came to Sum- lmerside in an R. C. A. F. plane. toured the Station to see the ac-

idcts. All the boys left for home ‘yesterday (Welfflf! and 150 more tare expectcd in this evening for fhe second camp. They will be

‘ from Saint John. ‘ifoocton. Grand‘

Falls and E-imundston-S.

UfiUSVA-I: BLOOMS

IWILVERTON . Of‘. I. i CPI

old cactus Iy full

a5 three inches acrcss. Up unti

more than time.

fairs.

i. _ Property For‘ Sale

I Just outside western limits of Summerside on highway.

‘ Two-dwellings in excellent condition with electricity and wuier system; smuli acreage mostly enclosd with fox netting. Very suitable for ranching, turkey forming, etc. Out-build- ings sold en bloc or separately. .

G. R. MocQUARYRIE, SUMMERSIDE

Lynn llalley Peas 2 Tins for 25g

Fitted Dates Par riiiiiiii 26g

Sunkist Oranges

‘csmmodaifon provided for the cam

Mrs. Florence Lrnev hes o 10-year- bioom at her heme here. Tlzcre are more than 30 blossoms and large buds. SOME of the flowers meaeurng as milCh

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now it has Nt-cmed nniy at Eist- ertime and has never before had seven blooms at one

Women have the franchise and play a lcadhg part in Indian af-

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Checlcthis Iisi: for...-

.$AV|~NG$ on GRQCERIE$

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - JULY I8t|1 and 19th

2

Spaghetti

20 oz. tln-Iieg. 11c

Orange Juice 20 oz. tin-flog. 21c

SPEGIIII. 19g

. Fancy Ifeta sahllﬂl] 1 lb. tln—lleg. 29c

SPEIIIIII. 26g

Iiockoil

Tins for 29g

Kraft Iiheesc

SPEGIAI. 21 g

R03. 25c lb.

2

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French Pea Soup

Fresh Beef SPECIAL 34g

'28 oz. tin Tins for 25g_

lb. tin—lteg. 42c

Is Given India independence Bill

(By Fraser Wlghion)

LONDON, July 18 -—(Reuters)- The seal was set today on the granting of full independence to 400,000,000 Indians and the end of nearly 200 years of British rule in India. as a Royal Commission gave the King's assent. to the In- dlan Independence Bill. establish- ing Aug. l5 the twin Dominions of Indian and Pakistan.

The ceremony took exactly l5 minutes. '

Led by the

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LONDON, July 18 — (Reuters) —All British troops will be out o! India Ivy Christmas. lnfonmt-d quarters in London predicted to- night as the King gave his as- sent to the lndan Independence Bill in a colorful ceremony in tho llousc of Lords.

Lord Jowitt, a small group of fig- ures in magnificent red. gold and i black robes, wigs and cocked hats made their way to the front of tho House of Lords chamber. The “Black Rod", Admiral Sir Geoffrey Blake, dressed in black silk knee breecbes and silver buckled shoes, was dis- patched to summon the Common-

Lord Chancellor,

ers to deliver his message to the’

Speaker, Col. Douglas Clifton Brown. Immediately tho Speaker head- ‘ ed a pTOCBSSIOII of Commoners tn the Lord's chamber, where the Roy- a} Commissioners, dofflng their cocked bats three times in ac- cordance with ancient tradition. ..

SMALIMAII.‘

LIMITED;

read tho Royal assent. The vital words, “Le Roi le Veut" (the King wishes it). spoken in the Norman tongue. conferred on India the freedom she will assume Aug. l5. Some of the chief architects of tho plans for India's freedom-

CAMEO

Saturday 1:15 and 9:30 PM. That Guy is Here Again. Who! ROY ROGERS. Whoopeei With Dale Evans and Gabby Hayco “MAN FROM OKLAHOMA” In Also Sons 0f The Pioneer-g Also Serial and News

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FOR SALE

MONDAY ONLY TERRAPLANE COUPE I935 Reconditioned Motor, Con be seen of . SEBINUS JOHNSTONES, I

Kinkoro ~¢a

AT ill SUMMER. STREET, SUMMERSIDE, P, p; L

PIII- Flreliiaco. Hot water hect- inx. New 1

I. K. BEER, M.D., C.M. Kenslngicn, P.E.I. Office Hours: 2-5 7-9

Afternoon Evening

No office hours on Wednesday

or Sunday except for emergen- cies. ‘

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T. Earle liiokoy om“ a \ to Granville sum Summenidc Phone 575 Acccu

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photo) after he had been

fired onyln the subway

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Senator John W. Brlcker of Ohio. 1944 GOP ' candidate for Vice President. talks to reporters (left I - between the Capitol and the Senate Office Build- ing in Washington. Arrested in the man who fired two bullets which narrowly missed the senator was

William L KIIIII (rich! photo). fomor Ocpitoi policeman

Heating system for‘ con. iinuouo hot water. Modern kiich. "If link and let tubs, nmplc cup. board space. Plumbing hump“ ‘ "u" u" lust two roars. New torm windows. Insulated colﬂ "Mlle room in basement recent. ly installed.

N6" {Mlle with cement floor and driveway.

Th1! Property is centrally icon. ed on one of the choice comm in Summeroide, nou- w M“; Street and tho shopping district. post office, schools. park. church“ and hospltuL

if interested you may comuumi.

cnto with DR. J. B. CORBETT,

Clark's Harbor Shelburno County, Nnvn Scotls.

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FOR SALE‘

"W". l2 rooms, in [om] n.‘ Tiukim Oil Burner 1n

A Lovely Picture, to bo sure, and how priceless in years to

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY FOR YOUR WEDDING PORTRAIT Taken At Home, AI Church, Or In Our Up-To-Dalc Studio

Enmanfs Photos

SUMME’ ID!

among them Prime Minister Atb- lee and Sir Stafford Crlpps, pre- sident of the Board of Trade and member of last years Cabinet mission to India-were among those who stood at tho back of tho chamber.

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