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"naazw '*

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w m, WI!!! SIIOQL

w: ,0“ ufllol‘ , N , D ‘Quart not 31w“

.41“; QTOBE OI‘ Harold H.

A m, will be closed

d‘; fir’ evgxiiinz oodov. Beg- be: l. u-l- 1 f4)“ BTOBES will close Inb-

11;}; sy-sl-petd ‘Sell. Carleton, and ehionbixon. "Y9"- '1

-i wauran. - Excel- J$glzgnlrirst class only need w» Apply Employment d: Slei- ril" “M” 0mm shn-‘albtfirl-li

f_mumsoasu PICNIC. Wed: W“ “mamiiiit iiiilnilsmiéfiiiid

W" "5' h Y AND Preeb, ter n "ggynpeopgsllflally will be All - . - ti" smfififitgfiibiihth‘. ‘iieetlfiss B53130 and 8.00 PJVL Plcnse izote ‘i flme of metiflitflg ‘Bzox

2- CTION SALE at Augustine aovebusapg, 4th, 1 o'clock sharp. contents of fully equipped B-room

use including several pieces of unique furniture. Mrs. Roy Clarke. u day stormy, sale first figel allay.

'_ ETOWN United Church. fight?” v. c. J. Cmwdle. mum- ' Mrs. Chester Simpson.

“m: , . Regular ser-

und Sunday School. l1 P. M. “Sour Menage. . Charles‘ Wwdside guest soloist. iI-Z-liu

l-CENTRAL BEDEQIII BAP- " SHIP. — Rev. D. M. u" Fm’ _ service for Sun- ay r Brdhctlgllii’! ASM- ' ' f t l‘ '5 11D- mgildahgmofisgrvede at clcsc of

1m . 0-2-11.

'__ ‘ En - Ca able woman i iwyiéirirmily of threre. No outside m- . Good wages. Write or phone m. Erna-st M111. Kensineton. R. y, P. E. 1. 9-2-21

ii Personals

f, . (D .> M. De- uneirgiiflsbéxtplle/lged torknow that u; i. able to be about again nfior by; recent fall in hcl‘ 1101119-5

‘- , M . a E. seas. “$1315.15 rwilirsreglilextxetii hear of lg illness at her home in Summe rue-s

L-MLS. Rcv MacKcnzle, Slimmer- lite left yesterday for New Brunsl-l its! to spend her holidays Wit hu- husband. set. Malor Roy MM- Keuzie who ls stationed there-S

lobsters Seized; qliliti‘ Size Limit

iileven hundred pounds of lob- iiers, lllilliv said to be under the iqii size limit of seven and one- Jli inchrs were seized at Camp- lton in western Prince County ursday. M1. J. J. Larabee. sup- lrtisor rf fisheries for the DYOV- e inst night. He said would be laid under

.s Act.

. ubee said that on Wed- lisday twenty-tlvn fishermen from iilthem Prince County, principal- lyfrom the Tignish and Conway "$85 had been fined in magis- trates co in Summerside Wed- nelday. Tlmr fines were $10 i0 $29 oer individual and amounted iii-Mia for tlze '12. plus costs. Eight tithe 22 ~ from the Brae dis- irictpwere charged with having lobsters below the size limit and the others with fishing on the ltllih shore without a license. The ispson is oucn along the south uul west shores of the Prflviflfie inim Victoria to North Point.

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

illlllcrllrphy

in» my b0 ileum ml t of . ‘Ilia h In v a“ :1 his nu . "can", Water Street. Gonrlioe Dfflgjw“.

will be delivered to an 'mm(fi.ggqpcrdayorltoperweck. to tho boy rclponllhle

--=.-~"~i...-:~ii.

1 13th. Ladies work

i-larbor- , nesd fi‘, 13 noon to moo P. M. gcgrnme “m,”

1944

llhrk Gaudut. o1 02.5fm 5.2::

y homo in Bummerlide. i Phone 289 for till: lervloo or deliver-lea on your route-

-"Poothemili= , oilclhlndmilkchowfifi? --ii.

11-.-

-l'|tIl (B) ABMD. BEGT (PlllLH) ' fhllluafntros bee‘ finwaih?“

. full e“; awed‘ attendance gall-gel. —ALBEBTON Exhibition, sop/t,

"W10": mm may be rleehltiezreesd.“

—COME r0 Alberton m1. ?.‘>'éf'is....'“li'.“.'."..i..cil°"““"“c"e' freahment laloons. Mme-Ee-

-—BE SURE to

Pflnoo County “$6.33?

l)’. September 13th. Meals on . 3.7-

a -—WEI.L BABY cum Friday afternoon in thec Health Nurse's Office, Town Hall Summerside from 2 to 4.30 p.m. ' B-i6-l9-tf --VISITS SUMMERSIDE- Me William C. Goul Dbl-cheater. Mm- l8 visiting Summerside the guest of his brothcr-in-lrtlv, Mr. Claude Kenny. Sr. Mr. Gould is a native of Summerside and usually visits here every Sllilflm€l’.—5

S'sidc Officer First To Flash

News About Paris

‘me fiirsct‘ glen tro flash the news o era e ar s rom a commun - ciarticng set “marking véithin enc cap was apt. Alan Holman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tdll-llolman, of " 1 ide.

‘ e story. as tod by the war correspondent of the Winnipeg Free Press, is that on Friday, Aug. 25, a pgtlalble 3115:1885 stet gals brought o as,w ap. oman as transmission officer and Capt. Alan Duckett, Montreal, as censor, a few hours aftert the! Geriéian ghalii- rson was cop urc an w e street fighting was in progress. A stieacljy stream of Canadiartih anld Ale co was sent over e a r waves while despatches and pic- tures were rushed to other French transmission centres by means of Jeeps and planes. The explanation for this notable scoop by Captain Holman as given by the Free Press is that British and American sets were unable at that particular time tL

ficultles the nature of which have not been made known. I Captain Alan Holman was a Lieutenant in the P. E. I. High- landers when Will‘ broke out. As soon as Canada dcclarcd war. be volunteered his services and was

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Produced by FRANK ‘m5; "m"! iv vmum A. sum l" - "-1 i1 mm Aifny Oil "cry by l. ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS Shows 7:30 - 9:15 Saturday at 2.30

PITEASE NOTE

Beginning next week thci change of time for Matineesi Tuesdays and Thursdays I

At 3.30 L Saturdays At 2:30

oloimnynaturo ablcinadanoe.

ottetown, will b and evening until

J. Sept. 3: il a. 111.. Pleasant

at all services.

an she MITTEE -

Pgwme cltizairman

THE qrLlaLQUaTowbLonAQmN ciilrilll. filiAlllIIAli_

_ i

Ihlo col 0d hr a loulTiiore-t m ad In In at five conic a word. strictly III- » V

CBASWELL- m- oonraomhrlon air m- suiuivcr. '

TOWERS’ RESTAURANT, Mal» qllc Road. one mile from Chor-

Yolm UNITED canon . A- Nicholson. Minister. m., Central Church:

7230 The Gospel." Minis

llmrolnr. ADVISORY coM- Mr. George Ryan has of the "- ' 1

Summerside And Mt. Pleasant

_Air Officers Commanding At i

Pmtononhr-

SAYS: open every d: . . .- , _ hum" lfiugei: "Lgfmthere were nu (nit in

' ' what want and suffering would exist among families

Grove; 3:80 ,

p. 111.. Yor .

"Procl

ter will preach 9-2-11

b0 Dr.

cently. other members or th co . .. . a I - “fllf- "him Woo appointed Tu GROUP (IAPT. rt. c. MAIR GWOUP can. a. J. LEWIS flu» 5°!’ mbor. 1942 are Messrs. Simon Wmmonding Ofiicer at m. 10 Commanding OfflCEl‘ n No. 1 Gell-

Paoli, Charles .}y_

Av" 69°"? “will ' f _A._A1l“-_._1Vli§:_lflea.s A. ‘IE, Summerside. ~ a My"; new" Paononw- " . I“ "Ihw" . o n Pencer Malpeque Rd. N f h lli..ifi°‘él.i‘i.l'.'i“ni'.°“t.iiif“lfnittf 8w 011" an l8 ermdn

ed if? Sergeant to Flight Ser~ ' ‘ i . 8"" oslnnlng Feb. 1'1 1944. - S L O d l f ' . _ no has been a Drisoner of waz-Airn r ‘ IIIIIISIR small Luft 6 No. 255 Germany for 222st: tillifii‘. -— l is allowed any prisoner of war} Q53?!) ‘gin-lab triélgfiousrlelflgnrli—slglf,fijzy. They had been given up as - ENJOY nom; co m“ ‘J5 "m H $110011" IlWd But n Aus- 27. u‘ a "m" Towers. Restaurant OKING Bl for 1B days in a dory on the Az- today's orePort. a Poi-itcucgjllilsne‘ flat‘)?

, Bring your friends.

the City school Boa d8)’ the resignation detta

in her pla , hi! MacKinnoncewagv 5p?)

Square School. LABOR DAY

y I- J- Yw. who resigned re-

BCHOOL BOARD At the regular monthly mam“; 0g} r1; helre yester- Blanchard or‘ M“ Bemaiyand a dorymate school was accepted Donalda MacDonald was appointed

Valli-mil’ on the staff of ftochford

AT THE CllAlL OTTETOWN POST “ _ Monday. September OFFKL Day. and a Statutory

in succession

Toombs and

gmllbillil 8M1 Gunnogytt $011001. R. oral Reconnaissance School, R. C._

over holiday. lantlc. one o‘ mam dym “st w _ 9'2‘ hours before rescue arrgvgd, he? 3% imp hove m sight of m“ ‘m’ wldlrlg to I Yvmrt that reached had here today 1mm Fortune,

Lone survivor of the |William Dodge of

took the doryaboard. Bishop died two hOurs earlier, and ills Nfld. ibody Wflg buried at. sea. _ Pair was. Dodge was transferred the Poolosgcolglkhlg; iélevléfmlrldialild dscdhooner s ' _Ge B arv and an e at Fortuil this Qua?! ‘lgfigmf the same fishing settlement», -- |week. He was placed in ligslllilll the schooner and was reported in fair condition m t d Bellcoram when He would not be able to give a dc.’ ; evsra e awa r th l. .. . of “h; berenythgnn Bférvwit. filial 332cm of his ion, O.(‘l(’.’il for Iwi-hlngiwas known here until to- coItMBonTJMenibeY-fiifih? I Knights of Columbus, their wives "1194- and friends please meet at the T0 l 8N8?- éXlfiht successful‘ home Monday evening at 1:30 to Wlootlon W111 depend on the oner- attend Corn Boil. 9-2-11 "0" txperience and power of‘,

MEETING - I

Sister

Rit ointed t0 a

fill a

4th, 1944 be.

i liberties of

whose breaiiwinncr has pass- ed oil. with little or no csialc to leave them. For remember this — of all the money left at. death, most oi it comes from Life Lllllll- lf vou do not possess adequate financial niorcclibn ior your family, don't. put of‘! buying Life Insurance."

LET'S TALK 1T 0V1‘. . E. C. JOIINSTONE, C. L. U.,

Branch Manage 5-6 Phillipa Bldg. 111-415 Grafton Street Phone 74 Charlottetown. P. E. l.

ilay OfPPr-aycr ilnd Dedication ,

The following proclamation has‘ been issued by F, P. Varcoe, Deputy; Aimister of Justice: z

WHEREAS Our Dominion of} Canada. in common with thei United Kingdom, the other Dom-i inions of the British commonwealthi of Nations" the United States of_ America, nml Allied and Assocl-, atccl Powers has voluntarily taken up arms to defend the rights and free people against violence and aggression. i

And whereas a state of war ex-i

function owing to certain dif-y '

Starts Monday g, ..

M‘ Pit

;M"M

first sent to Sydney, N. S. Within a few days he was ordered ‘to Hall-l fax where ne remained till Dec-i ember, i940. In June. 194i. he} went to Valcurtier. and in August of the some year was transferred l0 Botwood, Newfoundland. where he was second in command of Dl Company. Ir February. i942. he‘ was ordered to Gander where he “.35 promoted Captain. In March. 1943, he was‘ sent to Sussex and in the following month was "m- ferred to Debert. h Within a few days he was on is way overseas and. Bite? Spending a short time in England. went to Italy where he remained till Javnu; my, 1944. From Italy he_ fuent back to England for a brie res and landed in France shortly B!“ ter D-Dav "1 m, Captain Holman marriedD t: former Jean Crichton of 126d mouth. N. S. They hi!" °"° c é a daughter He has one brother a home in Summer-sidc. Harry J1"- nnd three sstersi Mrs. Gerda Mlcrfi rison. Summers-lie; MYS- Ralf Hebe, Halifax, N. s.. and M15- Judson Nichols. Arvida P. Q. CB9‘

iioouilirs lEhiiTY Phillilll

ANNOUNCES {the lialliwcll Kold _ E Wave

the Speed Method of u- jilowledged superiority

tain Holman is 29 Y6"! °1d>

Several ,Sascs In Magistrate’: Court

hm" Elttifii g y o 11H"! a . .

llS ccaiil in the Maglsirflieb Cm)“, at Sumlncrsidc lestei-day. Ho! W'-}$| given a suspended sentence u l3‘: years and ordered to retort 9° i Magistrate everv month He W88, also ordered to nlake restitution I flpmn-year-old vouch from the vicinlw 0i’ Mifmiuiagla: mwtflfiwlal was tile sequel m m alle ed attack on an c1811?‘

S w 5.‘ 3 41 5 B’

it last! Glamorous hair iiiihin the reach of all. PHONE 68-3

<

t‘

E. IIIGKEY

ml DmJo-ctnntant

T.

ll Grlnvillo Street Ellllllllflflg

ww-

-iT Rixifil w:

_ m l the Green Road i=3? osummergilde in Jukv. The Magistrate said that the idonilllc‘. aton

< m a ubt. “if; t}? Westbound" ‘Iz/iacltleauitlit. c ‘ “M “if hill ‘$1’... mK

, e . - PM‘ wim- the defendant in

c..‘» the

- war materials would be needed for

illbcrton Prince Bounty Exhibition

SEPTEMBER 13 Open to Prince County.

Come and enjoy I 518 day- PRIVATE SALE or" FURNITUE

A large exhibit of Livestock

and Field Crop! 18 “WW ‘WANTED - IMMEDIATELY - Summerslde. Two sessions

ed. Amusement and refresh-l ment booths on 81'0"“!-

d, i WANTED MAID - no cooxmo: Music by Miscouche Ban Evenings free. Mrs. Alley, 214

Don't miss it! Both enjoy- able anrl profitable. Signed: A. D. O'BRIEN. Pres. LEIGH HODGSON. - Sec'y.i

9-1-8l.

gianiad

ing Labour Holiday, there will be no delivmy by letter carriers nor will the rural mail couriers make their usual trips Collection from the street letter bOxes will be made in the evening W110’. wickets will be open from l0 00 a m. to noon only; receipt 811d delivery of mails will be made as usual.

N0 PARALYSISCASES ._ Th1, province has been free of any cases §§.i“’.i“.$‘.i§ 123ml?" ‘t’ §“’°.“‘“

. ne yeser ay rom D1" B- C- Keflliing. deputy minis- ter of health for the province. He said that in recent years there have never been more than a few cases in any one year, It ha; been l5 years or more since there 3:58 Bnyihlm’. like an epidemic

_mr.s 01-‘ wouxns - Mr. Wil- liam Murphy, 6'7 Elm Avenue, re- ceived word yesterday that his “HD1181”. Sm. Major Fred Murphy of the R. C A. had died of wounds received iii France on August 1B. Sgt. Major Murphy passed away on August 23. He was l1 son of Mr. Fred Murphy of Toronto. ‘former-

Personals

ter, Mass, is registered Queen.

at

visiting the city. Mrs.

the Queen.

the city on business.

tel.

Queen Hotel

Mass, is a guest at Hotel.

the

Miss Helen L. Curran, Dcrches- the

Miss Mae stordy, Crapaud. is

Harry Higginbotfom Hamilton, Bermuda, arrived in the city yesterday. She is registered at

Mr. Hugh Mir-chm, Halifax, is ll‘.

Miss Barbaraj-ifgtrahan, Concord, Mass . is a guest of the Queen Ho-

Mrs. Lester Smith Everett. Mus , is visiting the city the guest oi the

Miss Catherine Fisher, Roxbury,‘ Queen

observation though the promising bird carries unmistakable signs 0! quality. chiefly by her siz“ and maturity. Pullets hatched before the end of April should be laying or closely approaching that con- dition before it is necessary to bring them in off range. Those RPM-caching maturity are readily recognized by their full cont. of glossy feather, reddening comb. bright eye, and the spreading oi‘ the public bones at each sidc of the vent.

All the birds should be handled and examined individually and those showing slow growth of fea- ther, immaturity, or any physical defect should not be kept, imdgr any circumstance. Unthrifty birds take up feed. that should be spent on a profit- able laying bird. The wcnklinc is a menace to the rest of the flock. It is often the medium of infect- ion and disease. _

Though governed to "some ex. tent by date of hatch, feed and environment. early maturity and all round duality are the result of

of

Spam. mid lflbfllilmionnl Service and Sacrifice on be-

‘, lutlliEBML Li.

wi ll WifthlLll-M“

lllllK

PGWE

115' “mum

l'\l$

nd

Slllilii

dav night's more buildings were destroyed by

llll . m, ml Si)“

lilillliE

Om was an

“Rflms-‘RA River.

ly of Charlotteitryn. an employee of the partment in Toronto and is a vet- cran of the First Great War.

lightning, it was learned

The father is

3UILDINGS BENED__I _ C.A P.C. is spending two months dition to the barns burneld “it leave with m5 91mm“ at m5 h°me

Birch Hill near Pownal in Wednes- thunder King's county m.

fire

of

Postal De-

“used by days in Charlottetown staying with

‘ te d .

v unoccupiedlfiiuge “gt Mrs. H. R. Hilson. Cambridge and the other a barn‘ owifed bv Ed Jenkins Greek

Some 20 ions of hay and

Mrs. Jns. E Shaw and Miss Susie gnaw, are returning to Water-ton, ass.

Cpl. Patrick J. Bolgcr of the R.

in Stanley Bri

Capt and Mrs. E. Harry Cam- on, Ottawa, are spending a tew

dire . |

Miss Joan Gillis left yesterday for Toronto. where she will take a lab technicians course one of the

800d breeding. In the Barred Ply-f mouth Rock flock on the Export-- mental Station at Harrow the ziv-i "BB6 age of maturity or first cggri is five months for April hatched’ pullets. Generally pallets hatched liter than April are not only later; in reaching maturity but take longer, consequently they are | more expensive lo raise. -

Cost of production increases in! Proportion to the number of birdsi of poor quality in the flock mid, the time to cut the poor bird lin- blllty is now.

T00 SQUARE A DEAL

ists between Our said Dominion: i and the German Reich, Roumania,‘ J-iunguijv, Finland and Japan. t And whereas we have Elven ex- iprcssion to Our desire that the iPccple of the United Kingdom ishould set apart Sunday, the third [day of Sept. next. as a Nationaii [Day of Prayer and Dedication;

t We, Therefore. believing that Our .people of Canada would wish to ‘associate thrmselve. with such anl ‘observance, have thought fit, , land with the advice of Our Priv I

iCoimcil for Canada, to appoin, i and We dc hereby appoint. Sunday i the third dav of September next,‘ to be throughout Our Dominion of, .Canada, a Day of Humble Prayer. .nncl Intercession to Almighty God izincl of Special Dedication to Nat-

hzilf of Canada.

the cause undertaken by by the United Kingdom and other Dominions of the Brit- fish Commonwealth of Nations, the 'Unitccl States cf America and Al- lied and Associated Powers, and all those who are offering their] lives for Our cause. and for a] speedy and favourable peace that,

shall be founded on understanding-

rind not hatred. to the end that!

pence shall endure. CLEAN SHADES

Wipe lamp shade. with a damp. sudsy cloth, then with a cloth damp- encri in clean water. and finally, ccnlpletelv dry’. Work fast B1111‘ make sure cloths are not too wet. ‘

Post-war prospect: Motor skates‘ that run 160 miles on a gallon of‘ gas. recommended for E1118 W110

want to go places in a hlllfy- i

SHOWS 7.30 -- 9.15 TUESDAY AT 3.30

bUivlil/iizlfoii is.

first case and

'0‘ i l. the it c. )~. Tile ‘pi2iiLfllllilfy hearing of James Banks J12, a former assistant Jail. er charged with aiding prisoners to

Mr. D 0. Stewart, ~ ed the accused in

ported lost with the

fillgthilied by Mr. Jenkins nlthciu ing wns homestead

at Cambridge.

apart.

FIRE THREATENS - Two hun- dred tons of coal in the basement of the post office here is very close to being on fire due to spontaneous combustl i, it was learned last night. Measures are being taken to safeguard the building. Men were at work last night moving the fuel. It was said that difficulty was ex- perienced in getting men and that in addition only a few shovellers would work at a time. Yesterday morning it was noticed that the coal stored in the basement was giving off quantities of gas. It was hoped that by moving the coal the heat would be dispelled and it might not ba- necessary to remove

a‘ 5mm threshing cum?’ were 1'9‘ large hospitals there barn. The ' building had been formerly owned bv Mr. Walter Fraser but had been My, h Ste art, l ad not been moved. The dwe 1- Mogcton en on the old Hickenbottomholiday '.l‘he Brunswick Hotel. 1111111111158 vrcre only a mile or two