f scam: 3 sumleuslnu and

Mm John Pond. li Church Sheet-Phone u:

PBLNLI couun

m", Subscription; Advertinng, one.“ h. h“ ‘m, u“ Pa‘

Vfj y, Guardian may be bought doll t 1P summudalgl! OI tho following n“, h,

floukslore. Water Street. [olotlo Bakery, Water Street,

‘lile uuurmnn will oo delivered lo u; h , urntr d"! l‘ 3° P" ‘hi. or 10a w; y“; flshmn-‘é’ s

“"11" "Hm! . w Marl Guudet, iguGr-onmel:

for this until:

-- "our order to the boy i reupnnnlllle for deliveries on your route.

column lo reserved for new: u luCJi lnteveJ, but advertising ‘g 4 ueusy nature may be IIIIEHQJ ll tut-ms a wold. strictly puyaplg 1n advance.

LQSVTAVPLES. nails all sizes obtain. rile as Bruce's. 11-263-8-16-21.

{3101115 fresh candles at Tay. h; Drug 00., KQDMUZIOIL l..-l0l-8-5-6t.

4 AND 4 PT. heavy galvanized M; \‘Vl.'€ stlli obtainable at Brace‘: 11-263-8-16-21.

I _-1l. 13, 15. 17 heavv duty w“,

'storage batteries. sold at Braces.

i L-263-8-l6-2i —NOBTH BEDILQCE United Church 50th anniversary Sung“); August 17th. Services l1 am 3 21111.. 7.30 p.m. special preacher Rev, H. C. Chalmers, 3,11,, 3Q:

511d Rev M. H. Macintosh. L353-ll-I4-ZL

—BR.ACE'I ‘mm ‘. . °11iv ‘iii ml" can. :3 leg lns?8?1§ "ii W1- L-263-8-l6-2i.

rVvllb-"IED-Alan and woman —1 KENSIXGTON RESIDENCE DA.

Summerside. Fflllllltllniit‘.

' l‘.\lt 38 special spaced. farm ,--- tnc rrost ‘Ilghuuclc.

. L-263-8- t6-2l.1 Auuuvun SAFELY - 1n. and‘. ma. A. J. Campbell. Ciel-mom, hasi meivcti a cablegranl from their, m, 5 a mston, telling of his safe urival ill England.

-T0 OISSLRYE 50th ANNIVER- Ullliéd Church at

n1 iv this Sunday. There will less t- umercstiux iustorical fac:s_ brought t 1 ill an historical sketch; bv the pastor. u. F. The truest sneakers aill 1 rt. C. Chalmers. B.A.. BD.. . Aiaclulcszt-S.

Personals

. Grant ‘Travers is spend- i laugh with his parents. and Mrs. Victor Traverse. ierside. l

-Mis.< R355, Public Health nurse E or Pxnc; County has returned. 1cm u sizort visit to Nova Sco-

.—S. ‘

-. i:\< Alilzlred Llewellyn. R. N. of

.1 oi inc New Enlzlanrl Dea- . Boston. 1s visitirrz Mr. and Mrs. W. h. i Sllili‘ n. Sununerside.

Conn" arc '

-.\lr. and Mrs. “Tm Stewart _of u_ vzsitmz r Liinkiettcr.

Linkleticr

-.\1lss llclyea who has been vLsit- i '""rside the gucst of Miss

r llOlllt‘ ill Fredencton, B. C.-1

___ I —.\1rs. l-‘roni: Mcwilliams and_ iillili.’ of Cape ‘Traverse who are rzndiul: a tnonth at Air Wav C1118 s. St. Eicouors. recently had as htir riatsx Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-- 111131115 111's. Bruce McWilliar. s. s. M, Cuiznon of Cape ‘Travvrse dlllr. and Mrs. Jim Palze and Mr. dlirs. George Page of Palmer. ass.

i ~.\1r. and Mrs. W. E. MacDonald I rd daaluiizer. Catherine. of Brock- i .112. Ontario. who have been| binding their holidays 1n Nova walla, at visiting old friends 1n| Mr. MacDonald was‘ . fr cf the Bank of N0-‘ 152cm for a few years-S

-Rev. C. Cook and Mrs. ' cn Thursday for a short’ Nova Scotia. They were

‘and T8S1d€$ in Vlctorial

churn are returning home ..,

d cu their visit by Mrs. .‘l and M ss Friurll of . Mr. Frlzzeli is a ~ ire W“. am Frizzell who sbttn in Marne but left as a iiiilg man for it e States-S.

jLicu‘. Fdzvard Crease has arriv- iii Ernxmcrside on a v‘sit to i. ml .\lrs. J. LcRoy Holman 5- C-"W and little daughter ‘I71.’ brr-i in Summerside for some “i? fir‘. Crcttse is the only m"? c! Mr. and Mrs. Holman d i-i i1? l‘; warmly welccmed by iricndr. -g,

“Wilts ma: com 1° ' s ill. the Rcyal Can-

lmcnt 10st no tine after the alarm

Quarrie has returned to I

yfiev. Dean Holmes. Dean of K n85

[Wycllif College. Toronto read

single to work on small 1 MAG“) 3y "RE _ The residence L ‘if; ‘$313; or Albert Mcleilan. ‘ ‘W85 badly damaged by

Kensington. _ fire which broke out while the family were “i bit-limit lvsterdav. Sllarks {r051

MDMDPTRLSD

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

PICKLING NEEDS! l1‘: nearly time to start you: annual pick- ling job. Visit Holman‘: tor the things you'll need. Stevdu KEN-lea. Glau Jars. Rubber Rings. Crochnetf.

BEDROOM CHAIRS! The fur- niture Department 1s showing several smart looking Bedroom Chairs. Theyre covered 1n nyly patterned glazed chlntl and are 1n two styles-one with arms. See them next time you are ln the store. . . _

THE ROOF is one of the most important parts of your house. lt will pay you to let us put it 1n good condition. New Roofing is not expensive. yet it is vastly worthwhile. Call Ila today and ask us to inspect your roof. Holman‘: Building Service De- partmenf.

the flue was the cause, the fine gaining considerable headway before being discovered. The Fire new"- i was sent in and quickly had a stream of water pouring on the roof. In a short time the blaze “~35 exiinruished but not before the w: was badly damaged. '10.- imam),- Ol U16 dwdillng was ul5g consid-gy- “My 11511158"! by smoke and water.

Alherton man is 5 Air Graduate

cAmARY. Aug. 1-1—(CP)—A' group of wireless operators trained under the Commonwealth Air Training Plan graduated from No. 2 Wireless school. Royal Canadian All’ Force here today-x l

Wireless operators‘ badges were‘ presented to the graduates by

cer commanding the school. at a ccremony on the parade ground. LAC. G. W. Bowes. Norwood. Man. i headed the class and was present-. e11 with a siver identification disk.

The graduates. all Leading Ail'—‘ craftmen, included;

Prince Edward Island: H. R. Cor. bett. Aiberton. ‘. Nova Scotia: M. Bent. Annapolis; county. ~

New Brunswick: R. A. Smith.

Albert. County.

Funeral of llev. lir. T. ll. llunt yesterday

The funeral service for the late - Rev. Dr. T. H. Hunt was held yes- , terday morning ir1 St. John's Church St. Eleonora and was at- l tended by many old friends. His i Grace. the Most Rev. Archbishop Hackenley was the Celebrzmt at the Requiem Eucharist. Asslsfng in the service was Ven. Archdeacon G. H. I Harrison who read the Gospel and |

t

College who read the Epistle; Rev. Dr. Ramsay Armitage. President of the Psalms. The croir was assisted by members of the Summerside choir. The hymns sung were "King of

411'. arid Mrs. John Frizzell of lmve» and “Jesus the very though;

of thee.”

At the conclusion of the service i the Nunc Dimittis was sung by ihe choir. The clergy acted as Pfliibeai- ers. At the grave Rev. Canon Ma- lone said the prayers and His Grace Archbishop Hackenicy the Commit- tal. Interment was in the family’ plot 1n the Cemetery in the Church- yard. Clergy present besides those taking part in the service were Rev. Canon Banks of Ontario: RM‘- George Arnold of Lewisburz. N. 5.. Rev. Wm. J. Hunt. Manazilis’ P" rector of Edgehlll school for Girls, Windsor. brother of the deceased.

—8. —-i—————i RAIS@ BUTTER PIIQ

IPSWICH. England — (CID-For char-ulna a farthink a bound too

4p t» June 30 totalled

iilon to tho equipment been. u» "*- flm no mo. a water bottle,

ottnces cmtpared with Ge ge Woodhouse. . sin-Zane "we e

nu». lint oh loom of u.» 1m. Ottawa u; Scout no». In

d i butter. much for two noun S“ 0 Insvtlch

bryo carry at the {do or on their g Mgnkq Qnfl p canvas etre chef.

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HDLMAIPS

SCRDIERSIDE

, ‘we want vou :1 know that pending .

C

lnsunnncrl ALL @1155 RALPH llUTlART

Summer-side

Joint Proposal

l: (Continued from page l)

‘The needs and deuianda of your and our armed forces can cnl - be deterlwrvd in the light cf the full knowledge ovf the many factors a...;‘.1 must be taken into consid- eration in the decision that we make." he mesmge continued.

"In order that all cf us may be iii ‘I Dosztlcn to arrive a: speedy de- o.s.ors_ as to the apportionment of ‘ cur 1cm: resources, w; 5ug-ggst ma; we prepare for a meezing to be . held at Mzscow to which we should 59nd hleh representatives directly with you.

‘If this conference eppeaL; to you

the decis n; cf fir: conference we

.n matenal rs rauicily as pp s "We realze fully how vi rtarlr. to the defeat o‘ H... the brave and steadfast resls-‘ lance of the Soviet Union and we 5 feel therefore that we mus: not in f

Mr. William Wiute. ouarter ma» 1 rcr on S S. Prince EdWBIO island ls

5' 1111112 11.5 noiloays at ueorge- - toun. l-le is accompanied by his wife - and dauznzer Phyllis. i,

t ‘Mr. John Jav of Bloomfield visled his home in Borden recently". -.

Messrs. Reginald Rodgers Jr.. VernorrCampoeliand Jack Dalztel of Borden are ‘visiting Charlotte- tomi for a few clays durlnir Old home Week.

.‘\1r_. and Hrs. Prank Dalzlel and. family who have been spending| their holiday-s at Georgetown ‘lave,

i‘ t Ms Elinor Campbell of Borden; has returned home from a pleasant V1511. to Mcncton where she W35 the zuest of Miss Atarzaret Maclrean.

Mrs. A. P. _Ceretti of Borden who,‘ has been vismnz relatives at Mun- trsoi returned home on Tuesday.

Amchlz the ~14 sailors who left Borden on Wednesday morninfs boat were Edward Oatway and Jame; McAieer Jr. of Borden.

Mr. and Mrs Harold Workman and Mr. and Mrs. Milton ail of Moncton. returned to their homes .n Monet-en on Thursday alter attend» in: Old Home Week at Chartotte- , ovm.

Miss Vlinnitred Macbean o r Moncton. is visttinl: 1n Borden. gues

of M155 Elinor Campbell-A.

Hen lays Victory Egg

Mrs. Joseph Clow of Summersidé showed the Guardian Representa- tive an egg with a decided V at the small end of the egg. The V

‘was almost perfect in shape and

was at least an eighth of an inch thick. It looked as 1f the hen when forming ‘J e shell decided that the proper way to close up the end was of course with a V for Victory. The hen was a large black one and has been marked by Mrs. Ciow to see if she lays any more. The hen evidently feels she must do her part however small in this war. as her mistress has a son in the army and a brother, Hihrd. was killed in England while on active service but a short time ago; and William Cameron. another brother of Mrs. Clow served all ilrrcush the last great war. —S.

21 AIRMEE t

'ing the H:ok

-add a lzttle of the cocks

any czrcurrstarces fail to act t qiiiftkly‘ and immediately in th" 1 mater cr. planning the rc . : for itze future aliicaticn pofrgtrixrl-l

join: reszurcss." .

The Prime Minister and President . deczded on the meisage w 5-3;,“ after a stu of the rpcrt o.’ HM?!‘ Ffit-kirts. the President's lease-lend administrator. cn ifs talks in Moscow with Stalin and

o‘her Soviet leaders. . The messasesala m- Prime Min- =: nt. after consider-

t

suited t two cou . try in the

.. _.o'. ..er1d'c1 (‘fence that y-cu

ORANGE nrrrwrcsuaron i carts ’

2 tablesprcns butter 4

Juice cf l-2 orange .- Grated -ir.d ct 1-2 cranze

3 egg v ites '

2 dczen lady firfgsrs

Method: Add the cornstarch to

212% Siisar and mix wzll, Graciualv -. 1‘- io .

Sec

gProvincial Live iStock Prize List

CLASS I—STA.\'DAB.D BBED HORSES

See. d Male Born before 1935

l. Harry O'Brien. Alberton, 2. Hank Adam-a. Halifax. N. s.

SQmIFen-uloboruinlm

1. W. H. Home. Milton.

Sec. ‘I Female born in 1939

1. W. H. Home. Milton. P. B. f. 2. Urban Gillie, Miscouche.

Sec. l Female born 1n 1988

l. Lewis Young, Charlottetown, R. ‘ '8. 5. 2. C. E. Shaw, DeSable.

Sec. D-Femule born before 1938

1. W. H. Horne, billion. 2. W. H. Horne, Miton.

Sec. l0 “are with foal at foot

1. ‘Urban R. Gillie. Miscouche.

Sec. ll Foal of 19-11

l. Urban R. Giliis. .\f scouche.

Sec. 12 Champion Female

1. Urban R. Gill's. lfisccuche. Sec. 13 Get cf Sire l. W. H. Horne. billion. Sec. 14 Progeny of Dam l. W. H. Home, Milton.

CLASS Z-ROADSTERS

l. St. Dunstarls Unincrsitv. Char- . iottercwn. 2. Raoul Raymond. Char-

. _ - iottecwn. Gm“? Capm“ 5' R~ owmi om‘ returned to their home in Borden. ,3" mikiilti against the xzzi at- ‘- ' tack” f Sec. 2 Filly or Gelding born in 1939

i

. 1 Filly or Gelding born in 19-10 i

1. Ruby Benoit. Charlottetown. 2.

born in 1938

l. Leo J. .\lacDonai.d, Afermaid.

the mixture.’ 1 Geo,-

g: ' Berzes N

gage c; 3 Ptzltcn W1 4. .\1‘ss. Beat 1h; ggg m“; “any and - Rogers Tharlottetcwn.

llllXillfé i to them. then turn this into the 1 rest of the cooked mixture and stir i and cook for 2 cr 3 minutes ionpe . Add the butter. orange it.“ and grated rind. then co"i lfeh ' the egg whites urril suff. these into the cosled custard. Lire ' a mould with lady fingers and" cover the bottom with a layer of the orange custard. Continue 1n layers. finishing with one of lady fingers Place 1n the refrigerant- to chili f thoroughly before serving, - LONDONS MEDALS

IONDON-(CPn- Altogether 500 gallantry awards Pave been made to members of the Port of London Authority fcr their conduct during German raids last fall.

Sec. 5 Mare with Foal at Foot 1. Leo J. llfacDonald. Mermaid, Sec. 6 Foal of 19-11

Kitsch. Hampshire. 2. "l. Norfh River, 3.

‘Raoul Rejvrnond. Charlottetown. 3.

1 L2 lab-imam. “F. r h ‘William Col , Clyde _ r. 4 1.2 cu; 5.23:3, ° C ‘" a C iPeter J. 311mm. Hunter River.

1 cup milk i

3 e2‘; YO-ks ' Sec. 3 Filly c- Gelding in Harness

Rosemary

1. Leo J. MacDonald. Mermaid.

1941

CLASS 7 AND OTHER BEEF BREEDS

,_ lei: River.

Sec. 1 Male born before Dec. 31

l940—lst.. Frank Sanderson d: sons, Ncrth River.

Sec. 2 Male born July 1-4010‘

Dec. 31-10-151. Prank Sanderson dc‘

ns. Sec. 6 Hale born before July 1-38

-lst. Frank Sanderson_<§z_Son_S.___ l Martin. 3rd. Harrv ‘Ikveedv. 4th '

' Rank Sanderson.

- ‘ r -a 1 :1 Sec. 4 Mare or Gelding ln harness. i‘ n— t born before 1938

i A. H. Boswell a- Son. srarsntielc.

Sec. '1 Jr. Champion Male born after June 30-39-151 Rank san- derson d: 5211s.

Sec. 8 Sr. Champion Male born before July 1-39—-lst. Prank giréson A: Sr-ns-uflertte V.sta He:

Sec. B Grand Champion “ale -- isz. Rank Sanderwn A: Szns — Monte Vista Heir 2nd.

Sec. l0 Female born off-er Dec. ‘Zll-MF-lst. Prank Sanderson A- Sons 2nd. Rank Sander-Tn A: Srns, 3rd Prank Sanderson c: sons

Sec. ll Female born July 1-40 to Dec. 31-40-15: Frank Sanderstn 6.: Sons, 2nd._ Frank Sanderson 6r Sons _High1and Lliy 10th. Domino's mas 2nd.

Sec. 12 Female born Jan. 1-40 lo -Junc 30-40- t. Frank Sanderson- & Sms-Gretas Pnde. 1

Sec. 1-1 Female born July l 38 to June 30-39 - lsz. ck S. <cn

2nd. 2

-1

f‘

. 9:21. ‘ orn Julv 1-31 to

June 30-38-1" d: Sons—Dorn ‘s Lass 2nd. Prank Sanderson k .. Sec. 16 Female born before July

i 1-3'—l=t. Frari- sutderscz: d: Sorts -, .

' Sand "son ti _ Se.. l7 Junior ( ; born after June 30-39—lst . Sanderson-Highland 1.11:: 10th. Sec. 18 Senior Champion Female bcrn before July 1-3"—l.=: Rank Sandersart~l>ligh‘ ‘zd Kate 211d. Johnston A- Johnston Special — Grz-nd Champ . Sanderson-H and Kate 2rd Sec. 2') Junior Get of Sire —-v lst. Frank Sanderson-Monte Vista l

_\fcnie Vista Ncrarcla 16th.

Sec. 21 Senior Get of Sire — 1st. Prank Sande. ck 5oz: — M-nze Vsza Noranca 16:21.

females-ls’. Frank

Prank sandersrn. Group of four registered femrles

is: Prank 5a

Sanderson. 2nd

son. Fra nit Slnde rson

PSO.“ .

cult Co. Specials—Be=t Prank Sarderscn. Best

CLASS G-SHORTHORY

Sec. J .\l."le born after Dec. 31-41 mo..- Wcod k gx-L “- B°»‘“’-‘ “Qvfia- tMartin, are. Ling Brcsxdth Harry ward Yraeedy. p.11 A. H. Bosweu a. Son.

-—l_ 1.

t‘ Sevrr ".1."

Cha ‘own. R. R. 5 3rd Peter J l1’ . Hurfier R‘ r. it“ Peter J. \i . Hun er 51h

Ft-rnsrlffe Sec. '2 312i’- i-nrn "xiv 1-49 ‘e Der. Harry T": PVT-fr. 7nd. Pete.‘ J. M?

River. Sec, R Vale born =‘ a.

Jan. H. Bflstvali A: J.

R . 1-! . . .0...

Soc. 4 “ale borfl Julv 1-39 in Dec. rtI-39-lst. Pete.- J. .\1'-rtin. Hunter River i

Se". 5 Male born Julv 1-3810 Jum- 30-.'V‘—i.=‘. PR" J \1a. n » H "er giver: 2nd. Harry Tive. l.

c

E" .

Sec. 6 Male born hefon- July 1-38 l, -l=t. sermon.- Wocd A- Son. Char- lottetwm: 2nd; H=rrv Tweedy. Earnwliffe; 3rd. Ling Bros. Wheat-

.,_.1

Sec. 7 Junior Champion Hiale-

l Sec. 8 Senior Champion Vale - sennour Wocd Lr Son, Charlotte- t0

wn. Sec. 9 Grand Champion Male — Sewnour Wcod & Son.

tCominued from page i)

..-__._. -._-. --__, vivor of a club lest February ln which szr Frederick Banting, oo- discovering c£_ lnsulzn. and two oth- I er persons were riled in Newfound- land near the Ollliti of a. tram- Atiantic mp.

‘the 22 vicious-eight Canadians. seven Americans. six Britons and one Australian-of last Sunday night‘; crash were burzed this af- ternoon in a sinzie wave beside a little church on a lonely hillside not far from where they died. They were given naval hon:ra, and the coffins were draped with the stars and stripes and the Union Jock

The us: of dead follows:

Rt. Hon. Arthur 13. Purvtl. Moat-

1.

NR0. R. Cooks. Dartmouth. N! E0 W. F. J. Goddard. Toronto. no. n. A. Duncan. 11km. William.

Ont

O t.

‘R0. D. N. Hannant. Victoria. R0. J. P. Culbert. Montreal. R0 MacDonald, Innzueuil.

J. J.

C. W. MacKay.

. J. J. Mzffat. ‘mronto.

. A. C. Earl, Hutingdon. West Virginia

(xpt. M. D Dllley. Kansas Olly. Capt. J. J. Kerwin. Oakland. Cal. Capt. E. B. Andtng. Merrick, N3. Capt. M. J. Wentzel. Jamesburg. N. .

Capt. 0. Hull. Bryal Oak. Mich.

Oapt. E. Hamel, Bralntree. Man.

Capt. P. F‘. Lee, in. Frederick. Md. PO. E. W. Wat-on. ‘Terrence. Cal. Flt. Eng B. F. DavLa, Battle.

M‘ eieves m ‘the ehetoher tin-om. m loom 1m we v1 "w"

"9 ‘Min: u» Otplhl‘: our blackout.

Wash. Capt. R. C. Stafford, Maidenhead Beth, England.

R0. A.Tambl1n. Port Arthur.

INVASION’ “WW5” rune:

RECAPTURE stlllllllflel o; Urn/Aw C §@

North or South for Great Britain?

A

Great Britain. primed for an offensive move while Gennuny is busy in Russia. may strike in the

Arctic or in the Mediterranean area in attempt to diver: Hitler into another two-front war. __ .

Great Britain, primed for an offensive move while Germany l1 busy in Russia. mil‘ strike In the Arctic ' Q ln the bledllerrlneau are; 1n attempt to divert Hitler Into another two-front war.

Z German Amaelu

\§ luuo-Gonnno X Iotflohon!

01o lornbod by RAF

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