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VywL-St. Marks C uroh. :fi§°“ Rev 'r n. ;g,i;.:?“°.'..l". Ph. n..'of' min r. Q

$311 for causing a disturbance and 1lmage st. the Prince Cafe were lined s20 and $10 and costs resp - 1W1‘, uh were ordered to pay dam- m‘. of the same amount-S.

-BBADALBANE and men Presbyterian Charue. vices Sunday. A1181!“ 13111- Bradalbane at 2 P. M. Rev. J. mwwnn will be in charge and iriorth Tryon at R P.

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i‘ . Rev. J. A. MacGowan. mervlodcraior. 3 2-11-

arizctiivnivauy HEARING ADJOURNED - The. preliminary llmine of James Banks, Jr, for- lrler assistant jailer at the Prince County Jail, charged with assist- lng prisoners to escape from lawful custody. was adjourned yesterday till Saturday, August 19th without |ny evidence being taken. The hearing is before Magistrate W. 12. Darby. K. C., at Summer-side. -S.

41111-3111‘ WIDENED- Hal-tel Street in the Town of Kensing-

loll is st present undergoing ex-l

ttnsive and much needed improve- lmnts. When completcd it W111 greatly enhance the appearance of the residences, besides providing parking spacc for autos in front oi the Kensingmn United Church and the King George Hall. buildings are being provided with

the Church and H811-

—DEATH OF BAYFIELD DIGE- LOW — The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital. late ‘lliursdav night, August 10. i944. oi Hayfield Bigclow. He was 35 rears old and his death came after an operation on last Friday. The late Ml: Bigelow was a native of Lot l6, and was a carpenter em- played at Palmer and Williams. Co, Ltd, boat-building plant. He \\'ss also caretaker at. the Canadian Legion Home. He is survived by his ivife. the former Susie Mac- Lean oi Newcastle, N. B., and one son Arnold; also his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. William Bigelow of Lot l6 and the follow- ing sisters and brothers: Bessie. Mrs. Colin MacKenzie, Lot 16: Mrs. Hilda Barlow. Wellington; Purdy, Mrs. lien; Louise. Mrs. John Gamble, Lot l6: and Frances in Saskatche- wan; the brothers are. John. Har- old and Sidney at home. The body was taken yesterday afternoon to ulghcme oi his parents, Lot 16.

'a'r'n'u'u'lu'a'u'a

lisod Machinery- For Sale o Etc.

1—Clevelund Tractor

1-16 H. P. Gillon Gasoline Engine.

1—l_0 1i. P. ' ternutlonul Gno- llne Engine.

l-lieavy Duty Truck Wagon. 1—l(|tchcn

‘My to I. l. SHARK POHOIQ, P. . I. r

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L-ki-xal-‘Aaw-u-w-s-mxvvmsw

NR. ERNEST

WA TER

(Opposite Sinclair

Grocery Department)

AND wlu. as

VICTORY ctr/tacos .

Accounts

At Aug‘ due for Dry

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W} .I. [Her I llauavvc I . aourrrli mlT-(mgcg t. uul DIIIIS PIN UNTI i l News, Subscription, Advertising

.iuulillaulnlyboltoughtdutl at ofthefol. - The III

urdiuuwlllbedellveradtouuy the boy nlwllilile for deliveries on

BAP- . D

. for t. 13th. in 0mm figqlllttfl’ You are cordially in-

.- ENGLAND SER- AJHURCH 01f h ah mm y. Maul - Bl‘- .__ Prayer at 1.30.M'I1'1u1e __ Kmnmnou

e-ia-ilf

'-rot.lcr: count -_ 1n the ii C urt yester- isummuddug Nvgocmen ofrom out of

North

Ser- at A.

M. Miss Mary m A MacKenzie will conduct the ser- ed ' Ilnter-

These 1'

John Stewart. Bor-t

NILLS llllY CLEANING PLANT

HAS BEEN TAKEN oven av -wnosa- OFFICE son-J

Receiving and Delivering —W1LL m: 0N-

7. Should be paid to Mr. Perry ~

Gourileu

horuelnlumrnuuld porwoiJhoueihfor a.

-I.0l Phone ll, lutnmer

__ HM‘ and Short Subjects . (gqfim¢m'.;lq°m_ °m';.5.gf_ Saturday At 2:30

Louis Moose, New Ann

--IEMEMBEB the picnic at Uni- ted Church, egash,

needdy, Alli. 16. 5-12-11

causing u. disturbance

r, Profitt.

—1I.1. A’! HOMI - Residents of Summer ‘ will regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. J. M. Noon- un at her home on Fitzroy Street, Bummerside. Her daughter, Nurs- ing Sister Pauline Noonan, R. C. A. 1"., has arrived home to be with her mothen-S.

-PRISONER OF WAR — Pte. nk Arsenault, who was report-

in action lust after t e invasion or France on June 6. hi now been officially reported a pri-

soner of war his wife, who resides .on North Market Street, Summer- aide. has been informed. Pte.

lArsenault is a son of Mr and Mrs. lFidele Arsenauit of Summerside-S

— MEMORIAL SERVICE Sunday Aug. 13th a {service will be held in lslngton United Church at 6 ma. lln memory of the late Rev. C pt. W. A. Seaman, Chaplain in the iarmed forces who paid the su- l reme sacrifice in the cause of | iberty and freedom in France. July 21st.

l --EXAMINA'I‘IONS RESULTS — The following are the results of [the Maritime Board Examinations ‘written by the students of Sum- tmerside Academy. Grade l2 in order of merit: 1, Roberta Gorrlll; Mary Josephine Mitton; 3, - 4, Shirley Carnegy; s, William Cunningham. Grade ll: ‘l, Kath- Ileen Allen; 2, Constance Crue; 3. |Lillian Perry; 4, Aleah Palmer; 5. .Dorothy Linkletter; 6, Edward Mc- luelil; ‘l. Malcolm Kennedy; 8. Preston Kelly; 9, Gerda Clark; i0. shirley Smith; ll. Justin Kelly; l2. Elmer Cotton; 13, Blanche Mur- ray.

.‘ -- GISTRATES COURT — A Ipart_ from Borden was fined $25 land costs by Magistrate W. E ,Darhy, K. 0., in Summerslde yes- terday on a charge oi procuring gasoline without surrendering valid ration coupons. Another party from Borden was fined $5.00 and costs for having a gasoline ration book without the automobile licence be- ing written on each coupon and $5.00 and costs for 01191111118 ii motor vehicle with gasoline illegal- ly procured. This D1111)’ °11 1"‘ vestiiratlon by the police was found to have a full coupon book al- though the automobile had been driven e considerable number of miles this year. Two men from west of Summerside, were each fined $5.00 and costs for being in- triaxicated. an adiogirngtllmfrrlgbllfl}; ton case ag M“

party was dismissed-S.

‘SUMMER BIBLE SCHOOL — The Summer Bible School at. Mal- peque which was nducted by Mr. Stanley Wells. assisted by Wells and daughter Mary. hi6 their closing session in Sea Veiw Hell recently. The Hall was crowh- ed to its utmost capacity for t (i; occasion. Ml. Wells 9195111611 B11 the pupils that had been enrolled during the past week carried out a splendid program. llemvnflfflill"? the teachings received in $29 things that are worth while. d e choruses learned oy the nubile @- lighted the audience. A vote of Rp- preciation was tendered to l‘- nnd Mrs. Wells for their valued services. At the close of the 85111" erlng ice cream and cake were served to the Wells family 811d 1°

th hlld en. which all enloyed-l Frieze: weIe awarded to the dif- ferent grader for their efficient

work-S.

Willi light. I1 Granville Street.

this service your route.

aoapmocorl .PHO| out-tuners. "0" ‘l’ . o-ia-sl '

mansion summon. seat. i isiatnalqwoi-ittmngpilusln " vflviwe your: may be teflllfiarafld-h‘

l‘ - Pout-in huh . I160. c”

-FOI. SALE -- Used bicycles. an. 8-12-11

Wed -

POLICE COURT — Wednesday a young man from Margate charged with on Com- mercial Street was fined $15 and - ocetg by Stipendiar, Magistrate J. '

‘ WANTED _ MAID. MRS. s. a.

isilslu. TO-DAY

LINDA DARNELL EDGAR BUCHANAN

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Aloo Canada Carried On

APIIDL l SUMMnRSllJE illfiilfii

Personals

rim cnAawrra-rowiv surfactant ‘riitiiilnllnlinnni cnlrnn GllARliIAiilPopo Pius i

BIL.

May 33, 1944

lenders in Feb. i940, were went overseas in

vice in Italy

—-Mi.ss Ruth Campbell, Ottawa! is spending her holidays with her| Barents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, 0’l‘..eary. l —LAC. J. E. Millman has re-l fumed to Paulson, Mann after- spending a pleasant furlough with’ his family and friends in Sum- merside and Kenslngwn. LAC, Mlllman has been stationed at! Plilson for the past ten months.

—Mrs. Harry Green [daughter Virginia. Bedeqlle. are visiting her sistJul Sister James Marie from lviinne- apolis, Minnesota. and her DB1‘- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James N. Camp-

and

bell. at Cape "Praverse. his wallet and $175 in cash M ——‘——-————- l The following day a taxi drove up may was serv__mg L“ France‘ BRACKEN QUTLINES -to the camp 11nd the driver report- REPORTED MISSING _- Lance ____ led to the Officer Commanding the QpL 10.115 Frederick McMuner l {Cape Brctons, Lt-Col. F F. has been missing in action i t----‘°°“‘.‘""i‘~"°.'l‘_ffigf i’: its?“ *“:t.;s.“:'..£i"".t trait‘.- Mi w- he '1" 1111"“ Y" 11 1111151 1w held 15'|ih€1'es‘i:lr:& the gslvs inetact 1t 1118.41 Mr" and M“ P‘? M°M""°' ‘N

gtther. And there is no basis save equality of sacrifice upon which in

more than tory. It is the fruit of 2'7 18159 Wlvhlng- We must retrace those steps. let us hope, nay, let "5 determine that we shall retrace them in sanity, in tolerance, in un- derstanding and above all in peace."

Outline of Plan

i

Turning to post-war Veterans. he said the two to be considered were men and women

»for those disabled “In the plalnest words at my cnm_

needs for‘ main D0lnt§ jobs for ablel and adequate care

mand I say to you that nothing short oi’ full-time gainful employ. ment for every man and woman

who has worn the Canadian ani-"t form will be acceptable." he said.‘ As a, plan for meeting veterans’. needs Mr Bracken pr0posed:— - l A policy of "first in. for demobilization with the UlOSe last out. protected. 2 Revision bring them

living costs.

3 Increased assistance under the veterans land act and provision of

first out"

in line with present

ans’ associations on all

concerning vetel-ang, .

5. Low interest rate loans

sist veterans in establishing them- b

selves in business. i s. Complete retirafting or '

matters ,

abled veterhns_wlth radical chan- ge! in the metiiod of handling ap- peals and increase in the person- nel of the Pensions Commission to’ Speed handling of claims. l '7 Payment of pensions to women on a scale eoual to those paid men. For immediate action Mr. Brack- en proposed:—- 1 Introduction of s. group insur- ance plan for all members oi’ the forces. 2. Protection against foreclosure of mortgages on soldiers homes and loss of their insurance policies. 3. Improved hospital facilities for soldiers.

4 Improved housing for sold- iers’ dependents.

FRACTURES REDUCED

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All-welded ships in which serious fractures occur now total less than two per cent of all those built.

TKJLate T-JCTTSET

Doyle, 20 Longworth Ave. 8-12-31

___.______. WANTED — AT ONCE. AN 0P- eratfng room supervisor. A dietician. A cook. Apply promptly by msii, with re er- ences, stating experience and salarv required. Prince County Hospltal, Summerside, P. 81th!“

. P. PERRY

S TREE T

&_ Stewart, Lille

KNOWN AS

Cleaning -and Pressing Ii

lo

81‘. l "Dlsunlty reigns today in Canada lI-Ie is ever before in our his-lrelief

duty at

l of pension rates to oflllc

canal, British

Honest Taxi Driver

Was killed in action in Italy

- |with

Both Joined the P. E. I. High“ gym, at-

ltached to that _un1t while training.‘ n Canada and Newfoundland and!

March. 194A.‘ sstmmlut “m playing on where they were transferred Lfftergggfl Cape Breton Highlanders for eer- ca;

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Restores Lost Wallet

To Reserve Officer

Lt. M.B licy, N

in taxi driver, who himself Ln modest anonymity,

lnari that

When Lt. Vail arrived at Beach ‘Grove Camp where he is in train- , mg with ins Reserve unit lie found ;to his sorrow that he we» without

Grandson 0f Island Woman Gets llvvard

Cpl William M. DuLong, son of Mr and Mrs. Jnrrlcs H. DuLong of Maiden, lvltisz, and a graildson of Mrs. William McLean oi Bread- abrlile, P.1d I. and a. llfflliiw

he presidential citation with

Vail. 2nd Battalion Cape brown i-ilgtilaliocis, of Syd- .$., is the luckiest man ill seven counties today. And a Char- lottetcvu buried

h“ ‘ most honest in a much wicierlsalga? from Centrall

lain on the road between Char- me ‘on: run n can be held wgeth- ‘nlgfitown and Beechwood Camp all The driver did ilot go unrewarded richer nv $20. but Lt. Vail's is worth a whole lot more years Qiflthnn that

John McLean of 2G2 i .cii.mond Street, Charlottetown has» 150i soldiers fr rib-y

n. bar and one stnr for combat

avy, Frank Knox ‘he citation Slild in part that the ers and enlisted men of the

first marine division demonstrated loutstaridinr: gallantry and deter- mination in successtull/ executing forced landing

is assaults against a ass tance to_ veterans in urban number of stronlzlv defended Jap- areas in obtamlmz hollslng- anese ositioiis on Tulagi. Gavutu.

4 Full consultation with veter- Tenam ogo, Florida and Guadal-

Solomon Islands.

ICMDMCLCIY muting all the enemy to u. forces and seizing a. most valuable

ase and airfield within the en-

emy zone of operations in the South

the Pacific Ocean. The courage and de-

Penslons Act as it applies to dlhitennination displayed erations were of an

in these op-

er n inspiring or-

a

Arc You Hard of _q§} , Heanng?

Why do 50% of all Heur- g .Aid. Purchasers. choose Sonotone? For better h based on superior deflgn an

fitting. made poa- wlth the Audiometer, which gives an accurate read- :ng of your actual hearing oss

i

Mrs. C. F. Smith, our chief be u tll

town, P. E. 1., Friday, August August Theue consultations cost

you nothing and may be the means of ensuring future

McMUBRAYS

Maritime Representatives Fredericton. N. l.

with the first mllrine division‘ ‘ Guadalcanal prior to December ‘ill, i942. C-pl. DliLongZs citation was rights or lslgned by the latc- sccretarv of the

1'. E. NISNEY

Chartered Accountant Office at 11 Granville Street Suminersrdc

(i, F, I-lutcheson 8r SON

OPTOMETRISTS

“Specialists in the fit- ting of glasses for the correction of ocular de~ facts.”

58 Grafton Street

Thlu eolnuu neon of local lnterzt, pa;

t n u , ii. i; §°a'€....‘.‘.."°"

l

roucu COURT-At 11w om yesterday, u u“

1J1. will bring a manage in gong.

rumours-snow cuuacrr

at 11. Clifton at ville 7:30. Rev. A. J c,

Spending a two - weeks vacation his parents. Mrs. c Gallant. Euston Street.

CHILD ILNOCKED DOWN — A U

at the Chestnut "Sésgwlfi? on was kn

DINTINGUISHED ince Edward Island as a dis.- llngulshed visitor in the person of Iarosaiab Gardabask , general of Ozechoelov a for Canada. who is enjo p, brief vacation at Brackley. He is accompanied by Mrs. Gardabaslty. They cave next Wednesday on re- turn to Ottawa.

_.Ji__ KILLED IN ACTION-Cpl. John 1rd Mllflay. previously roport- ed missing in action has now been officially reported killed in action

VISITOR - h

on J1me 7. his father, John A, Murray of Watervale. P.1d I. has beenanform . '1he message from

the cirector of records at Ottawa Promised any further information as soon as it becomes available. Cpl.

114 Spring Park Road. Charlotte. town have been lnfonrlecl. He was with a Canadian Army Signals unit and has been overseas aknost three years.

FERRY SERVICES - A rgdjq news broadcast yesterday errone- ously stated that P. E. Island's connection with the mainland was wholly tied up as a. result of the delay of the car ferry in leaving Borden on Thursday. Officials of Nortllumberlancl Ferries, Ltd, cal- led attention to this error, stating

‘Wood Islands-Caribowferry serv- ce.

SOLDIERS AS FARM HELP- Prince Edward Island farmers were advised yesterday by the Farm Lab- 01‘ B03111

said they would be used for comple- ting haying or in grain harvesting operations. The rate of pay was set at $3.00 per day, exclusive of wet days and Sundays, officials of the Farm Labor Board said. Farmers in need of additional help were asked to notify the farm Labor Board immediately.

BILL MULLIGAN MISSING — Many here will regret to learn that Tpr. William Orr Mulligan, 22, son of the Rev. and Mrs. William Orr Mulligan, Westmount, Quebec, and formerly of t. James Church. Charlottetown, has been re rted missing as of July 25th fol owing action in Normandy Born in Hali- fax, N. S., Tpr. Mulligan went to Montreal in i939 and received his education at Argyle and West.- mount High Schools. He attended McGill University for two yearn and prior to his enlistment in 1942 was employed by Creak, Cushing A: Hodgson, chartered accountants. Tpr. Mulligan enlisted in the 17th Duke of York's Royal Canadian Hussurs but was transferred to the Tank Corps at Cam Borden before going overseas at t e end of i948. He has one twin brother. Thomas C., with the British Admiralty Technical Mission in Ottawa.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. Harold 11. Fraser. New Giaarow. NS. are guests at the Queen Sotel.

Mr. Roy Stockwell Southvilie, Maren was in the city last night.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Walker. and datighter. Halifax are registered at the Queen Hotel. Capt. E.A. Jones, Rockland. Rd» flohn was in Charlottetown y.

llfll. ct BraclJlwI. IQUO. la in the .

y. W.D. MacDonul P .1. was in the city

Coleman. night .

- h lido. tri . At. M - 331111119? WICCOIIOIHL! by, Min Hoenlfn cost, a of Charlottetown.

Dr. J.W. Christopher and his daughter. Louise of Boston. arrived ‘by plane in Charlottetown yester- day and emect to remain for two llwegtkg as guests of Mr. ST. Gal-

en .

Piper J5 MacAu . Owe Bre-_ ton hlandlars is viatng his sis-l ter-in- ttw. Mrs. Allan MacAulayl and daughter, Mrs. Clarence Mc- Kenzie.

Mr. and Mr A. Roy Kendall.

' “u,” ,,,,,, Bloom Allied

of u noway nature may be inserted strictly lily-

. n. r. slAlilm-Ifitziie ,5! his office frorm Aug. l1, um,“ ° 1 ‘- e-lz-ai

City chemo of

Canada — Service at Long River

111111111118 for the mainland allielil

that there was no disruption of the,

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PAGE ELEVEN

In Memoriam

' _0fteoz ttba faireut floweru ' , nicked while yet in the bud , adorn the palace oi the and t so ll. seemed l(‘C€i1l1_\ when Joel I .1 MacLean, young wlie cf_ G

' Winston England of allwslie, b! now serving in England, war to occupy one of the lnanv mum sions which had been prepared ft! her. “Anti iht-rc shall be no night tllerc. ileitlier sorrow nor cryll neither shall tliere be any mor pa n."

In an unprecedented event in Vatican history. the Holy Father receives American and ritlsh fighting men in general audience.

incr of St. Paul‘s Church. Cl - lottetovm. He it. was. who about u month before her death, Ln com- pliance with her earnest desire, sid- ministered to iier the lioly rites of

al film record is a part of the News of the Day showing this after- noon and evening at the Prince Edward Theatre.

ving to the comm U. S. Signal Corps cameras record} 5m had b n a gm“ nnfggu, witnduuwn. on “u” w" for the first time. the s eech oi a bu; he; wonfiirmn. hgpp bu‘; . CENTI-AL CIIII ‘PLAN 11,0111“?! in fE 01.111111 glcthdhad 113L151’ tllindsngille apes-lilac: _ a a es n o e DIV“ 14- Wlthrworth will h; cloths. pAl he depsarts, eager sold- N ,\ lips and had endeared her to he: rs ch n s rua soace 1 '" -' i" . 2535:5211’ an‘ ‘Stunday morning at igrslnseek t‘? tfiuch tillcnharlid of 1111s‘ - j gingjfliisg tmdhaursesie UiPealyLgaLai-g Mrs. Watterwort-lll a talgrnlleld 1:129 ago reesrIewe: faigth. ‘This exceptlon- Kip‘ her beloved pastor. Rev lllr- Gard- If

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CAMP NOTES

_ Augugt, 1o, 1e44, Confirmation, her husband having so“ Wm b. m - 1141119111" . ___ been present clul-inez the service.

9 5P9! Bl‘. ARRIVE FROM OVERSEAS __A me {allowing L5 a “s; o1 the; was certainly comforting to

_ "12"" telephon call received bv Mrs Dan ‘name; of DOys who were succ mini 111C 1194-" Want-W W 1W1 W111 1W

H'- Klmblfl 1149111131" Mt- SPEN Garnhum or Charlottetown late' in passing tests at Boy Scout 111151731111 111111 11°F b1”111@17c°l-C°°11