JULY s. 1944

true WESTERN GUARDIAN

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_ . — Teacher 1o N wmwrol Diltriot mfr-QY. g lunanrtkrqae ed d01- . James w. 742a‘ ._0N HOLIDAY TIIP - A fist;

1st, to visit relatives and enjoy a. fishing excursion. In the afternoon they landed with hook and line thirteen iarse codfish weighing B0 h, Needless to say the trip was enjoyed.

_M.EMORIAL s-vrcs: AI FRENCH RIVER — The annual memorial service ‘in honor of those who lost their lives in_the Great war will be held at the mon/ument on Sunday, July 9th, 2.30 p. m. 111i. service will be under the dir- ection of the Revs. Mr. Newman and Fraser. Addresses will be given by the Rev. H. M. Buntain and 1-115 Lordship Chief Justice Camp- bell. In addition there will be a 5°10 by Mr, Donald Campbell and s. sexette by members oi the long River choirs. A special collection will be taken for the upkeep of iJhe monument. An invitation is extend- q to all to be Present at the ser- vm, » 1-4-31

_WILCOME VISITOR -- Mrs. Mamie Lander, Most worthy Grand Matron. General Grand Chapter qr the Eastern Star oi Orlando. Plorida, was a welcome visitor to

summerside last week. On Fri- oey evening she was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Qterlin MacKay where the mem- hers o? the Summerside Chapter were present. Mrs. Lander, who is a fluent conversationalist, and has travelled extensively was delight- qfl with her first visit to Prince jldvvard Island. It is worthy of mention that she was a class- mate of Madame Chiang Kai-Shel: h a south Il University and had m invitation to the class reunion when that noted lady paid her visit to the United States last “tumn. A presentation from the Emma P. Chadwick Chapter was e by the Worthy Matron, Mrs.

, schunnan to which the guest of honor made s. feeling reply-S.

4BVICES APPRECIATED — (m Tuesday evening a large num- ber oi the box-holders and those served on Somme-raid R. R. 3 by the mail courier gathered at home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Leard, Iodeque, to honor Mr. Leard. W110 heel recently resigned as mall courier. The friends were warm- groeted by Mr. and Mrs. Ireard. for a time all joined in sing- ing the old familiar songs accom- ied on the piano by Mrs. W marinas Mr-

T. J. Inman in his nuloioned

uaual happy manner acted as chairman, referring to the and faithful years o! service given by Mr. Ioard when no errand was too large or too trivial for him to undertake for his pcople oi the hard cold winters when he travel- led over unbroken roads, an esti- mated mileage of l24.0q0 miles. An reciative address was read by v. James Baxter while other speakers were Rev. C. A. Britten and Mr. Henry Crozier all of whom voiced regret at the severance oi verin from an illness briefly nked is friends for their ex- pression of good W111. A W911 fill- ed purse was Presented by Mrs. J. old ties. Mr. Leard who is lust Clarke MacQuarrle- Au abundance of home made ice cream and cake were served, then another sing- song and The King concluded an enjoyable evening-S.

ies From Wounds

Otto A. Dunning. Ion of Sgt. Prank Dunn ng.Ohar-- lottotowrl, servin with North

Nova Sootia H hlandcrs, was vmmded in action in France and Mir died from the wounds.

‘Dis late Pte. Otto Andrew Dun- m; enlisted at Charlottetown in 1H0 and shortly afterwards went to Am‘ as a member oi the North Nova Scotia Regiment. He wont overseas in July, 194i, where- he remained until the invasion. On Jlne l, two days after he had landed in France, he was serious-

wounded and died on June l0.

was twenty-one years of age

re are three other brothers overseas. L-Cpl. Francis 1.. Dun- ab: was wounded 1n Italy on r II. 1M3. but is still on

solve service; Gnr. Ernest R. Dflning and Gnr. Joseph 11. Dun- are with the RCA somewhere

ll . Another brother. Tpr. Alas W. Dunning is a member o! the 17th Armoured Reg't. Char- lottotovvn. There is also a sister iéwuniform, Pte. Velda E. Dunning, AC, Halifax, N.S. All lire chil- dren of sgt. and Mrs. Dunning. l6 flaring Street, City. Sgt. Dun- ihl is a vetoran of World War I

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under hospital drinking methyl alcohol lined to three tonight and their condition was reported favorable.‘ In addition to l3 deaths Ons were admitted to hospita af- ter theft of the poisonous alcohol from’ a Rod Cross cargo on waterfront more than two weeks ago.

rubber bass. containing

Belgium and Dutch bank have been found recently washed nshore 0n Sweden's west Thcy are believed lo be oi Ameri-

—WA.N’I‘ED TO HINT by Anil- ‘im 10th. in Kenai-nlion or vicinirtgl,

IIMBO, portly. Write "A. 1v."

[tanner . Senator Robertson. , esident oi National Liberal Fed- eration will be principal speakleg. n

Eleanor Ruth to Flying Officer Stuart E. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter O. Martin, of Bains- ville, Ontario, the wedding to take

place the first week of August. 7-5-11 —PLA.Y GROUND PURCHA- sED-At the special meeting oi the Sbide Town Council on Mon- day evening awthority was granted to purchase a lot of

land on Notre Fred

Re and 11SMI.—$

-LEAVES FOR MONTREAL — Miss Ada McDougall, teacher of Summerside High school, left on Hiday morning ior Montreal. There she will be met b Miss Marjorie McCallum, teac er at Westmount, when the two young ladies will proceed to the Pacific Coast stopping off at some of the principal cities on their wa across the continent. They wil visit relatives in Vancouver and vic- toria for the summer months-S.

—SUPR ME COURT -- Chief Justice Th he A. Campbell presid- ed at a short sitting of the Su- preme Court in Summerside on Monday. In the case of Andrew Perry. Appellant vs. The King, Respondent, an appeal from a conviction under the Excise Act the appeal was dismissed with costs. Council in a civil jury case announced that a settlement had been reached. Court then ad- journed till July l7.—S.

-FIREMEN CALLED -— An awning at the front. of M. L. Frank MacKenzies store on Water Street caught. fire about 9 pm. yes tegdaalv and the Summerside men were called. In the meantime. however, pasaers-by had tom down the blazing canvas was almost extinguished bv e time the firemen arrived. The blaze was threatening to set fin: to the buildintl’ lhseLL-S

—N.C.O.'s CAMP — Non Com- oflficers of air cadet corms from all over the Maritimes arrived

Slurune " on Monday evening to undergo a f-wo week's training lleriod alt the Summerside R.C.A.F. station. While in calmp they will take courses in drill le .

Three

Ah‘ Cadet

They are: rd MoFarlane. Alec Mclnnis and Ivan Stmllzhh-S

— BORN WITII CONFEDERA- TION - Mrs. A. P. Wells, Sum- merside, attained her 77th birth- duy on Saturday last having been born with the Dominion of Can- ada at Confederation on July i, 1H1. Mrs. Wells is a daughter of the late Silas Raynor and his wife. llxnily Cannon Raynor, the former being one of the~early pioneers of the fox industr . Most of her life was spent in th s province with the exception oi ten years in Wor- chester, Mass-S.

—MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER- A large number of young people gathered at. the Olympia Summer- side on Friday evening to tender a surprise shower to Miss hora ilflolmus previous to her marriage. chair of lhonor was attractively

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tswere opened

by'Miss uedlv. and were amused by Florence Harris. After a dainty

lunoh was served the remainder of the evening was enjoyably spent in

MTS .

— K. OF C. SOCIAL — The An- nual Lawn Social held by the- Knights or Columbus, Summerside Council was continued on Monday evening and drew a lar e atten- dance. The strawberries, ce Cream and cake were eagerly sought afteri by the crowd after the heat oi the day while the hot dog stand was busy throughout the night dishing out the luscious weiners. Over in the Monte Carlo section the bays in charge of the blank- ets and the bingo table were on the jump all evening. Altogether- the entire social was adecided suc- cess both evenings and a v sum was realized for the expenses connected with the promotion of: the annual boys camp, sponsored by the Council-S.

-_Mrs. Carrie Bell of Moncton.’ N.B. spent the week-end in Sum-. merside the guest of her sister.‘ Mrs. Amy Palmer and her nieces; the Misses Viola and Daisy Mal-l la, m East Street, ---’-- —S.

TIIREE IN HOSPITAL

SAINT JOHN. N. 13-. Juil’ 4 — (CP) — The number of patients treatment after had dec-

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MONEY BAGS AFLOAT STOCKHOLM. — (CP) — Small FIQIICILI

notes

coast

Ind is new attached to m. 11m Armoured Dart hers.

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can origin as similar bags been found in the pockets of dead

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American aviators washed ashore-

f . Ruth Rogers and lvf-iss Mary Kcn- p N

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IFOR SALE -- I35 ACRE FARM.

THE CHARLOFFFETOWN GUARDIAN

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ALSO NEWS And Short Subjects SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 THURSDAY AT 2.30

I. 0, ll. E. Meeting

The ‘regular meeting of the Abegweit Chapter, I.O.D.E., was held in the Council Chamber of the Town Hall on Thursday after- noon, June 29. A large number of members were present, with the Regent, Miss Hunt in the chair. The opening exercises and prayer were led by the Regent after which the minutes were read by Mrs. J. s. Perry and the treasurers re- port given by Mrs. Eric McKay. Both reports were adopted.

Miss Hunt spoke of the honor which was conferred on the chap- ter by the appointment oi a coun- cillor at the National Convention held recently in Hamilton.

Miss Wyatt, the War Convenor, reported that word had been re- ceived that parcels sent to the boys on their adopted ship had been received and much appreciat- ed. She asked that each member work this summer and also ask- ed for articles for the Polish re-

ef.

Mrs. F. J. E. Wright reported for the Sewing Committee and said that considerable work was ready to be finished this summer. It was decided that a Book Tea be held in September to start the year's activities. Further plans for next year's work were also made. Miss Hunt reported that Mary Palmer and Leitha Crue were equal in winning the LODE. prizes given each year to Grads X pupils. The Secretary tnen read a splendid report of the Na- tional Convention which was held in Hamilton from May 25 to June 1. The delegate was Mrs. Reed- man, formerly of Summerside. It was moved, seconded and passed that a vote oi thanks be sent her for her lengthy report. The next meeting of the Chapter will be in September. -Meeting adjourned with singing God Save the King. —S.

SUMMESIDE § @@@

Makes Appeal For Farm Help

Making an appeal for workers Mr. W. R. minister of agricultu said anyone volunteering in the “farm army" to save food stuffs was performing a "most outstand- ing and meritorious“ service to the national war effort, compar- able at least to that performed by those who buy war bonds or work in war plants.

He said there was not enough labor available in rural areas and made an appeal for enlistments from urban centres. urging both employers and employees to co- operate in providing the assist- ance which farmers must have. He said the hay crop was just as im- portant as any other, for on its quality and quantity depended to a large extent the meat products available in the next i2 months and more.

Mr. Shaw asked farmers to tell their labor requirements to the Farm Labor Board at Charlotte- town immediately. If they did not do so they had no kick coming if they were unable to get help lat- er. And he asked farmers to be patiedt with help from the cities.

farm Shaw, deputy re last night

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ALBANY RURAL ANNUAL EXAMINATION

hot 21c; C7370?) too much from them -__- or e rs few days. To resid- annual examination of Al- ents of the city he said they would ,,.,“.,".'* Rum School was held m enjoy work in the fields and prob- the $chgglfoom m-iday, June 23, ably would get a better under- with twenty visitors present. standing of the farmer's problems Following is the program: Oh Canada. Recitation of Welcome — Harvey W rth . .

Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers

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Grade I-Class. Grade II-Class. Exercise School is Over — Elmer Larsen and Leonard O'Hal- loran.

Grade Ink-Class.

Grade IV-Class.

At the regular session last night C. V-Class. of Alpha Rebekah Lodge the foliow- 531%.; Match - Grades V to lowing officers were installed by

Lulumivicholson. DisgrictMDe- Pres en . assisted y s, 366N106 IBM-henna, Grand Mar- shall. and. the following Past Noble Grands: lvirs. Ruby Houle, Pest President. Rebekah Assembly. Mrs. Paul MacKBy. Mrs. Bessie Holman, Mrs May AdBIIiIISi Misisi Helen Fin- syaon. s. een arper, and Trleu§tu°%' officers new were elected: Noble Grand. Mrs. an: Vice-Grand, Mrs. Ruth White: Recording-Secretary. Mrs. Phoebe Pound, P.N.G.: Financial- Secretary, Mrs. Catherine Smith. . . .; ‘Treasurer. Mrs. Geor- gina. Campbell. P.N G : Right Sup- port Noble Grand. Mrs. May A- dams, P N.G ; Loft Support Noble Grand, Mrs. Jean Smith, P.N ' Right Support Vice-Grand, Blanche Stewart, .N .: Support vice-Glmgd, 9- .

Lean: Conductor Cairns: Insid Elea Mrs . N. 6.; Pianist. Mrs. Ida Sentner: Junior Past Noble Grand, Miss Adelaide

Closing Recitation _ Barbara. kering

The following prizes were i-hw awarded to the pupils by Pie“- ant Circle Women's Institute. Grade I - Arithmetic -— Lloyd M§nfinmti d III Writing re es an '— " Elmer Larsen and Shirley 51m‘

eron. c Grade rv Jr- - Bacillus 4W1 ameron. Grades IV Sr. and V Jr. —A1'ith- mom; _ Hollis MacDonald. “'2'” "we r...- "~- ._ ur am . magic VIII —- Highest marks in exams - Leonard Sherry. grade 1x - C. History — Kath- lee Dawson, 8...... x - 31-00 reserved for highest mark in matriculation exams. Attendance-Menard O'BRIEN-Il- Prize donated by teacher for current event note book Grid" VIII to X awarded to Annie Sherri’- PSC. were awarded to Doris M. Dawson and Leonard Sherri’- s e n10 r Writing h Certificaéfs . . A i S erry. o a Sentncr. Dlirsccs Correspondent. Mrs. $13255. tgorlsnnjf Dlwwn, n“

es Di on.

st night's session was the most Boulter and Kathleen Dlwwlh successful 1m many years. eret At the close of the W081i!" l-fl was a very large attendance and address was read t0 i116 $931711" 0V much encouragemelrfllit iloilfll fgr the‘ David wligaflblifllzl-wiigiud ujnlrlxilléign Kg:

o c "'20 y t e resen y r

rong iinoncial position shout-n I alf of the pupils.

After the business of the session complimentary remarks were was oonclu‘ u lelleshlnents were | made by several visitors and all served to all the members. were generously treated to ice -——"———'——-—'—ir"-‘ e a one

_ 61:31!“ §ytfh°f°lf§1§§h brought a

Too Late To Clasify

pleasant afternoon to a close. rescuers W-‘A-‘N T a n I‘ o n

Wheatley River School. Supple-| ment $200. R. L. Barrett. Secre-i tary. 7-5-ili

WANTED TEACIIER IOR‘ Springfield School. supplement 8175. Amelia Haslam, secretary. Emerald Junction. 211

WANTED TEACHER FOR Breadalbane rural school. Ap- ply Mrs. John J. MacLeod. Sec- retary. 7-5-31

LOST MONDAY BETWEEN DE- Sable and Charlottetown hub- cap Chevrolet car. Finder notify Chester A. Campbell, Jeweller, Charlottetown. -

WANTED — PRINCIPAL FOR Augustine Cove school. Supple- meut $175. Apply Vessie A. cam- eron, Secretary. 7-5-31

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lolieve Cracking Instantly Sore, cracked, umber-nod lips make life ‘ Prev ' ll with

I Pl LyplyL It acts u a protective dim between the delicate lip-skin and the burning rays of the nun. Its wonderful emollient-action protectl fie delicate membrane from chopping caused by wild and tum. O0 lips my smooth and soft. When lips Ito already cracked, Lydplyl dvol quick relief, seals the wounds membranes against dangerous germs, hastens natural hul- ing. Oat Lypsyi at our lton today and unitregulsrly. Sol everyvvboreiahudy

Mrs. Wylie Irving o r unday.

Congratulation to har of

lac Inoinnls

birth oi a daughter lottetown hospital June 17th.

Miss Bur River William Pickering oi e

of S ersid

Mines inc Ill-rmor of Bord

er in-training at Antigen

Friday.

Miss Phyllis McInni been visiting her home ed

Mrs. Mary MaoM Ishmd, spent with her Campbell of Borden. oompanled by her gra Janet Mac-Million.

Mrs turned home on Sat halving been E. I. Hospital,

warm welcome home.

wiim Hank Dorsey of Bord Mr. Montague

Julian Herring and at Murray Harbor.

Mr. George Stewa lottetown is

Mr. Eddie holidays.

daughters. Carrie and

Mr. 0f Mr. and Mrs. Don

a. e pending a short Mongton with Mr and

Sharpe Mr. Irving Jay and atives at Borden.

Master Borden is th his grandpa:

r day .

merside this week.

agar. and Russell 8Y1 89011 5611115

Malone.

side left last week on a

onto and hos son. Mr. Iver of Sal-nip. Ontario.

on May 14th

who heln . President. w». John A

he Loscyue. and to

and valu

'I‘he funds were and wu- Murohv addressed thanking the retiring members for their loyalty to the work oi daring their term of of officers

esident. In. Han: 1st vice President. McCarviJle.

Secretary. Mrs. 4.2.

year's work. Objectives were

chi in!

present. Wil’

sick torn. including woodland with good Nov-Ill“! buildings on highway convenient "rifle?" to church, school. mill, store, etc. '“""" ""

Albcrrv Plains.

Terms right. J W. MacDonald. solicitor.

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In. Clovohhd Macho lottewlln was a guest 0f Mr.

0D

Mildred is visiting bu’ Aunt. Bord

i l M,’ George Sharpe mgolon C11: come again in August.

Royalty Jc. spent Sunday with rel-

Harold MacDonald of spending his holidays W1 entS, Ml‘.

Mrs. Charles Harvey of Crapaud.[

Master Harry Iowther of North‘

Carleton visited hi; sister Osce mlpbell o! Borden on Mon-

, .___ Pive pupils of Borden School are taking the Emtrance Exams st Sum-

t week-end of Mr. and Mrs. John

Mrs. T.A. MacIvor of Summer-

ANNU MEETING iékifllllA OWL. -—- The ual eat of the Kin- kora Sl-all-oilmvhlfdn ldlfgthe C. dancing

thechahusndagoodattondanoeof

Balm. D.D. who was ll- interested l}: Monsignor Murphy whose guidance co-operation have been an in-

able asistance to the work of he Lectur-

useful-lea WMK

th eeti ha?» .31 devotion and

s vice President, Mrs. Iugone m t 1 3rd. vice Resident. Mrs. Joseph Hughes mill-it's“... is a recline oi the in the educational li iv tho earn as other years. Priles were Iii/Hi

the highest d- uirnentlaagtecheticai t- also s prim to Grade

Wswsiradwr M's":- ‘r 1m , a or one w o madestlze moreme samrifica in the

no! i Borden

llltlhduil Bodeooathfl‘ t-iloChar-

l’ iii

Flt-Lt. Joseph Baird. RCA-P» pent the week-

timm end with friends in Borden. . Kitty Keefe and Kai-hec-

Kinlwra no visiting Miss Inez Mac-

Pta. Katerina Mu: . C.W. A.C., who has went a short leave _

few days in Borden recently. They Ere accompanied home by their

nald nurse- ish.

Mr. Prank Clarke of Charlotte- town was a visitor to Borden on

s who has here return-

to Halifax on Monday.

illian of W00d_ a few days recently brother. Mr. Montaguel

She was ac- nd-daughter,

Mrs. Cecil Stewart and family of Borden spent Monday in Charlotte- wn.

W. A. Held of Borden re-

urday after

s. patient ln the P. for some weeks. Her many friends are giving her a

i. A C. Frank Dorsey. R.C.A ll, of Moncton Spent the weekend his parents, Mr.

and Mrs‘ en.

Campbell, Mr.

son, Garth

spent a week recently with relatives

rt of Char- s5 CNR.