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I THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

-_: George Clea.

lflleolstctl. ‘Ionalelaierl. Water The @s|c Igivoycal

~—DIUG8 mailed H0019"!- Drug 00., Kcnsingwn. 1+“.

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-.lfl‘lll.l MONTREAL HOSPIT- leo Oohil of Sununer-

c ‘m; this winter to the factory t0 be reconditioned. - These mowers must be sent back at onol- 30¢ l1! now. Hardware DeDt. B. '11‘;

AUMIIBSID! CIVIC HIC- TION-Summerslde Civic Election yin h; held this year on Tuescol’. lob. i. Three Councillors will be gloeiod, one in each word, also one Water Commissione . There will bl

election for Mayor this year. The “Qoyor is elected every second year h: balm of two years. The retir- cillova l". R. L. Molliadfl.

‘L. Inallman, and D. I. McNegl.

JUIPIJSI PART! --A P a friends of m» and Mn. lord “ma”: "*2": c."u"~z

, on. er 0m and b0 welcome Mrs. ur to their midst. Tho part1 was held at the home of Mr. and m1. Roland MacArthur. Sum- aserdde. Mr. and Mrs MacArthur Ian in recipients of many beauti- gl '. The presents were opened

varies were verv flti gly read by Mr. Iverettuldoohirlliane. a varymjoyoeevcn go e ous lunch was seved by the hostess. S.

day evening. Jan. 6, with Mrs. D. I. McNeil, lst Vice. presiding 1n the absence of the President, Mrs. W. J. Sullivan. The meetin. at whddi there was a small aton- donce on account of extreme cold, clpmed with the League Prayer, followed by the reading of the Do- cémber minutes. ‘Hie Treasurer reported a satisfactory balance af. m- en bills were paid. social ser- vice reported boxes packed for the town at Christmas and a donation sent to the Orphanage. also v5.00 given to Crippled Childrens’ Fund durblg the month. Correspond- ence included a letter from the Knights of Columbus ihenkiri! them for a donation of $25.00 for (he Boys‘ Curran-S.

—MAGISTRATE’S COURT — Magistrate W. E Darby held court last week at Alberton. There were three cases on the docket An Ex- cise case, a v/oman, was convicted of possessio of beer, a second of- fence. She was convicted and fined I150 and costs or two months in Jail. A case under the A. R. P. re- gulations of a man refusing to put

is lights out during s. black-out, was fined 42.00 and cost. A of- fender charged with an infraction 0d the Highway Traffic Apt was fined $.00 and oostl. B.

—-lIl)W‘llt RESPONSE I0 A-. LAHM AT SUMMBIISIDE - The practice oiir raid alarm a few min- utes before noon yesterday caught Bil-fly off g-uard. Conse- quently the observance was not as good as formerly when alarms wen sounded in the eveninif. Te- lephone crperetcu-s were swamped with coll; and wardens were some- what slow in reporting for duty. Come trouble developed with one of the sirens and it sounded 15 minutol after the alarm, ‘ to the confusion llnce mug-y it [or m all clear sign . People won , , o $110 streets. lb was indicated Sumner. oido ARP. officials will issue more ms on; to citizens, outlining glut they should and should not do duroig alarms. Additional con- Quaicn was caused yesterday as the alarm sounded about the same time ogthesirerlsaretestedon Satur- days. One official at Summerside after the alarm 581d “This might wake people up". It demonstrates wlhot a farce tlhe whole thin8 00" be when people do not properly 0°- opcatm-S.

-Personals l _ua-. and Mrs. Iorne Driscoll

hft on Saturday by plane for Mont- real. 5-

—0I BUYING TRIP - Messrs. BJ. Walker, Wallace Bradshaw. and Eric Woodsizle. of RT. l-lol- man, Ltd, Summcrslde left yester- day morning for Montreal and Tor- onto on a buying trip. —-5.

-<Sgt. Donald H. Bradshaw, R.C. A l" , has returned to Rivers. Man, after spending his New Year's fur- lough with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Bradshaw, Middleton and his sister. Mrs. Charles Llewel- lyn, Bllmmerslde. —.S

—.Dr. and Mrs A. R. Grant have returned from a short trip to the mainland where they attended the

aduatlon of Dr. Grant's brother,

orbert to the medical profession. The young doctor has enlisted the medical corps, He graduated at Dalhousic University. S.

the throat t

I Dr. Wood this coughing condition

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II ho Shad to ‘gag’: ‘ti’. be: rcblfclble for dollvcieo on your rcall.

co, containing mo ficatlon and impo

. Troublesome Iigbf (tough: Are llsrl on lbs System

It’s the cough that sticks; the cough that is has-d b get rid of" the cough accompanied by o tickling in

b] h Eat. causes tbeknarnljosnldtthnaet wrecking tfvu t t. 0 I e a oapeiou o n“

Syn: soothing). ' t _ an j‘ ‘hog ‘ h done the troublbeomo irritating cough may be relieved

Dr. Wood's Ncrwiy PinoBflrup has been ldyoom. ThoTrade ork“8 ‘noikod’.

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Gouda, c1 Granville Dino!

Ian metallic by Phone I89 for this oc-vlco

— ST-On DQ060113! I1 mkd- iunlgilver fox. Finder notify wu- liam Gallant, Ottawa Street. l-12-1l

.408 at. K inIi-on. Bill-fold T ueeynsoirmon’: identi-

rtanv, papers. rind.- or leave at J. l... Davlsons.

--BED CROSS CARD PARTY All Town Ball Kensi-IIBWH. Wednesday. January liim, 8 P. l-li-lk

lilo lest co Saturday visas M M" Mcntroalwharahcw aura “Bdtumnh hcepital for treatment. “jg”, .“"_,'€'g,,,,,yt5f9_' even n.1,... ‘"1’ n . ....-:l<>.:..~r~.rsr.r:..rs.:u w“ “ ‘” your grass grow, or have your mow- '_ TAYLOR, tcmetrlst,

-J. Charlottetown, will be at is Albert- on office this Saturday, Joni

-—BIIDEQUIJ RINK South shore l-locke League _ ganle Thursday, Jun, l4, Fredericton vs Middle- ton. Skate after. Admiulon 20 cents. i-l2-l4-?i

—JUNIOII. HOCKEY Bedequo Rink Wednesday, Jan. ill, Kinkora v| Albany. All. interested in or- ganizing a Junior hockey league should attend. Admission lllcentgi.

-.AII.RIVIS OVERSEAS — MRI. Jame; Raynor, summersido has ro- ceivedword from her son, LAC. Ebby Boulter, R.C A.P‘., stating that he has arrived safely over- seas. —-S

-—INGAGBMENT. NB‘. and lib-s. Robert Carr. New Icndcn. an- nounces the engagement of their

Ray. son of Mr. and Mrs, J. Arnold Douglas, of Norboro. blar- rlage to take place in January.

Oity Council

(Continued from page l)

National Fish Council of Halifax and other fish concerns in New England States.

Coun, MacKee was commended on having secured additional lights for Kent Street between Queen and Prince Streets. Mayor Holman ask- ed Councillor MacKee to take up with the proper authorities the matter of having the ligilh; turned on one-half hour longer in the morning. Th‘5 colfd be offset by having them turned on one-half hour later in the evening.

Refers to Salvage

Coun. MacKinnon in commenting on the Salvage Campaign in the city deplored the fact that. there was only $27. to be handed the Red Cross from Charlottetown as proceed: lv-nm $1100 worth of salv- age collected. He said it was a -~=.~ cf “too many cooks SlT-il the broth."

Conn, stems pointed out that the main object of the salvage cam- paign was not to provide funds for Red Cross but to collect salvage, scrap metal, etc.. to be used in war industries and he believed Char- lcttetown did a good job as it collected one quarter of a million P0111165 of salvage. He said that ‘the expense per pound collected lwas not so much higher, than in the other centres. '.

li/Iayor Holman stated that while Stems that: tho Committee did a good Job and much voiuntary scr- vice. He pointed out that thvv had necessary expenses of rent, hiandl- ing sorting etc, and this they had accomplished without any expense

The matter of the byclaw dpaling with weighing of coal on the citv scales is to be dcolt with at a. special meeting of the Council to be held next Monday night,

A resolution stating that leave pf absence be granted Robert Dal- zlc’. and that any permanent police officer serving in the Armed forces be credited with time Q11 the palace Force equivalent to the period of service he will have been in the Amid Fvrvee. was moved by Coun. Stems and seconded by Calm, Chandler and passed unanimously.

Applications for positions on the Police Force were rend from Messrs Albert Murphy. Charlie Cheverie, Earle A, MacPadyen, Clifford Downe and A. Melvin Horne. These Tillplications were referred to the Poliql Committee.

Claim; Damage;

'A"30i-'i01'“f!‘0Irl'Misi IAura Cox milk"!!! a claim against the Cit-y for _$29.6.’i. expense incurred in re- pfilrlllli damage caused by water that backed up into her cellar from the bond.‘ This matter wss referred to the City Recorder.

The request of Mr. u, Home Keefe of the Keefe Hygienic sor. vice that the city pay him Yearly for the duration o his con- tract was referred to e Public M-onertv Committee.

Mayor Holman stated that while he was in Moncton on business re. cently he conferred with Mr. Apple. ton of the C NR, who assured him that in future all work that could be done in the local ch R 50°11! would be done here, and that the western train would not be kept waiting all night at nnemm Junction for the Borden train if deilyed for many hours.

Ask Relmbnrsemelld

A stat-vmrni from 130310;, Bros. aslflflgzfgréwhugeqnen w

belgtorolieve if » tobcdparid _ the‘ L ‘ovgondmdwhustbn

on the market. for the post

daughter, Annie Marla, to LAC, Tech Robert

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Also sum Subject SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

SUMMERSIDE

Rockies” Gay, Colorful Musical Hit

——'I‘,het Spring is the time and the cs the place for everything melodious, romantic and my is the m" m°55a8e of “Springtime in the Ookles." the lively new com Century-Fox musical in enchanting nicolor which yesterday brought Betty Grable, John Payne, CBYIIIEIII Miranda and s bountiful musica comedy cast to the screen 0f the Capitol ‘Theatre. B!‘ 301118 B8 a. mountain breeze, it's i110 iYDe of cinema divertissement that wraps itself around your heart; and then won't let g0. There is mile- high fun. when Betty Grable, Payne, combustible Carmen and cm..- Romero get their romantic signals rmlxed. And there is rhythm calcu- lated to rock the Rockies themselves, when Harry James and His Music Makers set to mellow melodv the exhilarating splendor of Canada's Lake Louise which serves. for the most part, as the film's locale. The idol of dance-conscious young America, James‘ trumpet virtuosity will register pleasantly on the more mature ear as well,

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the amount of $217.66 for concrete work cone was presented at lust night's meeting. It was moved by Coun. Chandler and seconded by Coun. Sterne that the statement beblliced on file. Coun. MacDon- uld moved an amendment that this statement be handed to the Street Committee for consideration in the 1043 estimates. This was seconded by Coun. MacKee. The main motion carried 4-3.

In commenting on the Police Report l-lls Worship Mayor Holman stated that. there would be no lei up on raids on bootleggers’ proper. tics till those dens of iniquity are closed. rt

Repo s were resent - ih Chief of Police pBirtwisetlimbybeput; Minister of Public Health, Dr, Keeping. and by the Meat and Milk Inspector, Dr. Croken.

Appeal Board

(Continued from pagg 1)

Defense, and Mr_ Gordon R. H0l_ mes, who represents the intgregu g1 "iculture

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According to Dominion Govern- ment regulations, representatives from the War Labor and Selective Service boards are/also permitted!!! attend meetings of the Board, As there is no Labor Board in this Pro- vince there is no representative. and . there has not yet been an appointee Selected i0 "Present the Selective SeglcctBoard.

We "Y 0f the Board is Lt. J. Parker Hooper, Divisional Bistrar. who has the responsibility of supplying the monthly quotas of service men from the Province,

The Divisional Registrar calls up the number of men required in the are classes under Dominion regulat- ions. These men are called from the registration cards of August, i940, irmspective of what occupation they follow. In the letters sent out by the Registrar they are instructed m report for medical examination. If they or their emplo ers consider they are in essentl occupations "my may fllillefll for p0 tporlement.

Hold In Camera

Th0 Iii-Linn of the Board era held in camera but the applicant called or his employer, or both, may attend and present their case. | There is no such thing d; "u. cmption" from military service for

those physically fit, Board officials emphasise. There is only postpone- ment, except for o conscientious ob. ectcr who is allowed an alternative sel-Ivrixce other than military.

more days s month following the .two monthly calls for men. The ‘meetings are usually held in the court room of the Court Charlottetown. One meeting been held st Bummerside, and one at scurls. | So great is the wrcentage of cost- ponements granted, the Guardian is informed, that. frequently not more than six or seven out of all cases doslt with at. a sitting are ro- fuscd postponement. The Board usuallv alts from 0.80

om till 6 p.m.. and on some days I8!

Dtolwcopsosa

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e Board usually sits four or

House, has

mee Wednesday b. 20, w

cll intended to take ment. On tho. contrary. Councill-

Oouncll intended to do somethin about the matter. The Premier ha requested a meet! ' with

council but up to

know why it had not.

Premier to arrange

ranged. _

The following bills were P051901 town paid bills: $803.88. Town nn- Dfllcl- bills: $1060.59. Electric light: paid bills. $7058.00. Electric lilfht unpaid bills: $7439.74.

‘Ihc following report of the police lchief was read for the month of December; Drunkenness arrests l5, ‘conviction; 15. Infractions of the curfew law 3. convictions 3. Fines and 00st: collected $75.00. Miscell- aneeug llconsu. 0170.00. Truck licenses $10.00. Milk licenses $20.00. Dog licenses $84.00. "I istato that according to instructions W.B. MacNelll, fire chief and I visited R. Popes Dance hall

and

dltional exits and also made im- provements to the others that had previously existed," the report con- tinued. “The Capitol also was visit- ed and Mr. Gaudet stated that everything had been built in ac- cordance to the fire marshalls sug- gestions, The sprinkler system has been installed and is overhead and under the floor in the theatre. The room where the motion picture machines are is made of solid con- crete. The St. Paul's hall was not held any entertainments for some time and has signified their in- tentlom of putting in an addition- al exit.

The. Mayor said the condition of gubllc buildings must be watched

y police in regard to fire hazards. The police should not let up and the handing in of this report should not end the matter.

Councilor Mollison said the doors lntoll public places should open ou

Considerable discussion was held on this matter and it was the con- census of opinion that there should

Protestantflrphanage Annual Collections

SPECIALS:-

Canoe Cove LDL. $10.00 United M of W Elmployces 10.00 HUNTER. RIVER. (Cfintinued)

Mrs. flank Bagnall, 50o.

MONTAGUE DISTRICT Collected by Mrs. R. W, Beck

Bruce Holmes Yeo .00 B. Rowsell 00 R. B. Gillis 00 A. G Parks

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Dr. Preston McIntyre R. K. Clements H. J Mabon m. C. B. Green C rus Shaw

18s I‘. Beatm Miss A. Lord Lou Poole Mrs. M. Robertson Anne Ma eson Annear d: Llewellyn Kerr Clark Al. Currie John H. McKenzie M s, J. D. Macbeod J. E. P. Stewart Bill Msollean C. Bochner R. G. MacDonald 1.00

75c each: Mrs. Sid. Mullean: Ad. MacGregor.

50c each: Ruth MacGregor: Ola Hamilton: Bill Burden; Pearl Green; Glen Reynolds; Carl Cur- rie; Annie Stewart; Jean Stewart; Rena. Reynolds; Ruth Clements; Mrs. Burden; Carl Stewart: Geo. McDonald; J. Stewart; Thelma Larter; Mrs. Duvar; Mrs. Nellie Fraser; Lois Robertson: ‘Ihelma Llewellyn: MramMurdock; Mrs. Lowell Poole; Mrs. Duke; Mrs. Alvah Allen; Vaughn Allen: Mrs. H. Hlgginbothssn; Mrs. hes. Mc- Leod: . G. ompson; Mrs. GeO. McIntyre: Sand Reynolds; Mrs. Cumming: Bar A. Mac- MscKay.

35c Mrs. Stewart Nelson. 25c each: Mrs, R. Graham: Kingsley Show; Mrs. Raymond Dewar; A Friend‘ A Friend.

moi-scam.

By Mr!- J. I. Poole t Mrs. Claude McKay

t-‘FFt-‘FF!"!"!"!"£-‘?"!":"!"!"!*N!°!“!°“'°3°F°“ 883888883888888838888

. W. Beck H. W. Dovlsun

Mrs. L. B. Mellish Mrs. Harry McGregor T. M. Llewellyn lvlorv Stewart

N. J. Nicholson

Mrs. D. L. Mcliillllflon Mrs. Henry Mac ren A Friend

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Martin 2 lid.

e Mrs. Byron Btewort: Mrs. James Currie. ‘Hotel-J? ‘

MONTAGUI l; Lillian Bourke

Mrs. A. C. MaoKoy 2.00 Mrs. Knott 2.00 Mrs. Charles Mel/are 1.00 Mrs Russel McGre 1.00

50c each: Mrs. smcs Cam bell: Mrs. Milton Mellish: Mrs. . l! Myer

A's... m. wums Water-

Montfhly Meeting. S’.S'ide Town Council

— The regular monthly meeting of -be more exits in the local thefltrfi

anclal statxmont will ho brought in.

Councillor Molltscn referred to e. letter which appeared in The Guardian lntimoting that the coun- 0 action on the question of prohi ticn enforce-

or Moliiaon said, the press X69001 of that meeting had- said that the

the time it had not been held and he wanted tn

The town clerk said he had been trying tn get in touch with the a meeting but had 1:11;: been successful in contact-

e Mayor sold the Premier was busy but s meeting would be ar-

wish w,

found that he has installed two sd-‘l

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""Tcta'l;$l5.00 7' " l

and halls. Councillor Wedge sold he would have the matter followed

A resolution was passed that all power users who consume 16M I110- watts or over be cherflfld 1011f "B" per kilowatt for the first 15.00 and three cents for all over that amount, Moved by 00111104110!’ M0!‘- rlson, seconded by Councillor Gor- rill. g new schedule of rotoa ll being drown up. '

A considers“ diseulliw Wl-I

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Billllliltlllllllillll

sclannbrsservoefer annual unmet. W"! ofooeweyoataremlvll

held on the matter of the lo

of time which meat. ‘must be cit at the abbsboir after it is - The byglaw speclfle-S five days. It was pointed ou’ that no councillor or the mayor hos the DrlvileBfl 0!

llowing meat to leave before the groper time has elapsed.

Letter from Police Chief '

The following letter wasread at the regular meeting of the Summ- erside town council last evening: Henry Wedge, Esq, chairman of ‘he Police Conunlttec, Summer- . 1e, P.E.I.

slr,_ There has been consider- able discussion (luring the past few weeks. through the press and other sources, in‘ regard to the enforce- ment of the Ih-ohibitlon Act within the town of Summerslde and more especially in regard to enforce- ment dhd cooperation of the town oolice with the R C M. Police. I, therefore, as head of the police force feel it mv duty to inform you as to the attitude of the police force in regard to this matter and to the course they have been fol- lowing and the relationship that has existed iaetween the RC M. Police and the Town Police. I also feel considerable reflection has been laid on my shoulders and that it is now time to have this matter cartfled.

I wish to state here emphatically that I never have at any time while a member of this force or any other force refused to give inform- ation assist or cooperate with any other police force in the enforce- ment of any crilniilal or prcn-"ncial laws. I feel sure that every mem- ber of the R C M. Police who has occasion to seek assistance of the town police will bear me out in this matter. I also must stave that the most- frientliy and cooperative spirit has at all times existed be- tween ug and more especially the officers in charge of Summerside detachment arfd I wish to convey to them my appreciation in this re- spect. Trusting that this may help in some small way to adjust the minds of the public who appear to have been mislead in this matter.

I am. respectfully yourfl. . PETER WHITE. Chief of Police, Summers-id's.

worth: Mrs. W. D. Johnston. 25c Mrs. Jessie McDonald. Totem-semi firs.

MONTAGUE By Mrs. Hopkins and Martin Currie 1

William MacLcan 2.00 Mrs. Hopkins 2.20 Mrs. Edith Stewart 1.00.

Mrs. J. P. Beer Mrs. John Fraser 1.00 Mrs. A. D. ltfcLure 1.00

50c each; Mrs. M, C. Reynrlds: Mrs. Louis Herring; Mrs. McLean; Edgar Wnlte: Mrs. Jim