The SUM

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N:Mr.lahnl’onrlllCh hBt _ AGE sdlvuusnsinii ‘ma ear-rill: Ofrfiifl‘! PM“ m

h, suhscri tlons Alive should be left with M", p,“

n, caardlaii may b! Willi; Ill"! ldlrllly of the following [tong in

ll Bookstore fironto Baker’

The Guardian Currier Bo! l" 2° u gm yo"!

Water Street.

order to the boy responsible fo

Water Street.

will be delivered h

per day. or 10o per week.

Gourlies Dru to w t, lulu: Gaude “o1 tarnish: :33:

"l! home in Sammerslds by Phone 289 for this service, r dollvcrles on your route.

_in; column is reserved for n:

oi lot-u! interest. ol a ilewsv nature

‘g z gents a word. strictly Dlylble

in advance.

1 ilnn in .,._,,,~,- Sunii

mil prices. L

Tile services oil the inlllxli C" _ - ‘[ll.il1(‘ as

itlfl-

‘Ill-IARING T" -- blrqv liiis 114M

ll gilt. Ti‘.

Signed

nae forSunclay. Decem- follows: Bedeuue ll .\ one 1 JIVCTSB 3 P. M. Albany H, M, nrv. Ralph W. Barker, Min-i

E STREETS —

Summerade of the ‘cl up sizlc: the bad storm

uni the hydrants for

a but advertls-igs inav be erie

Liver

IN ARRANGING

B. A. of Summerside

Andre Pa urel -6B9-l2-2l-imth.

morons UNITED council.-

Bedeque United numbers. ‘Their

ttended by many L-166-1-10-1l. l

wreck clearing urge enough w

c men are also the Mayor Camp-

-ALL IN AFTER Flu RBXALL 00d Drllfl Co.. Remington.

a C.M.B.A. are arra in t

their danoes in stflgPairs ‘iiall as their own rooms upstairs are not accommodate so mimy- The committee is planning to have one night a week devoted to entertaining the air force men, during the winter months-S.

-ANNUAL MEETING - At. the

take Oil. Taylor

L-1B5-l-10-21.

—C.M.B.A. ACTIVE IN S'SII)E

ENTERTAIN-

MENT I-‘OR AIR FORC — . Alban Gillis, president of are (Lbiilvi.

and his com-

mlttees are to be con ratiilated

their efforts to arrange- entertaigx.‘ ment for the air force men. who are arriving in steadily increasing weekly dance on Tuesday was a great

_ success and airmen. The hold

: i , 1'9 010211‘. i: nyqlig to get the use of the annual meeting of Berth-flier Lodge pi w to li:lp clear the sncw L.O.L.. held recently in Summerside on‘ Lil-i s! acts S the following officers were appoint- _ -— ed for the ensuing year: W. M. _\'1Sl1'IN THE ISLANIN-RCV- Bl'o. George Mclllliis; D. M. Harry rant Kmiiv. F», work Sofie- sudsbury: Chaplain, A. P. Wells; tsrvlcrl o Baptist Driifimiiilhcfis Recording Secretary J. A. Connell;

or iho illixlilne Provlii-oes is visit- Baptst churches

P FLT. Wedlicsil

.1 lu their

Ci .

mixing. On Thursday he address- ed tile Mciilbsrs of Y. .

C l llii)

lilriil

(luv. Dilfnc h's sto m,» he i ll-e airs

llrs, C. W. Co:k at the Parsonaflg-

—l'O.*l’l' NUPTIAI.

iirs. George Key was

her liollle on Water

' honor of Mrs.

recently in

. f5 Li lilo Summerside Baptist regular monthly

at their r meeiinc. Rrv. Mr. Kinley is ' ' ill Y's Men's ivcrk vii": part in the club at

q r» “all s" ak at the Bap- igt clilrrll at Hazclbrzok on Sun-.

ny he addrexsed the Mssionary

the Summerside weekly

and received —S.

5.: his pastorate

y in summeb ings of the Week of

i c-f Rcv. and ilic scrvicc was llzlq fan Church, lilo R. SHOWER- hostcss at Street East Ed- llveied an eloquent

Finance Secretary, J. Treasurer A. F. Sharpe; Mnrslln J. J. Mathicson; ‘Lecturer, J. Phillips; Dep. Lecturer, B. J. Ray- ner ‘Tyler, Borden Ccnlleli; Sentin- el Duncan MacDonald; Committee, Wm. R. Brooks, Hugh Hanna, D MacDonald, B. I. Rayner, J, Phillips. The regular business of the meeting was conducted and reports

arc bring hClii at Siside this arc being wcll attended. On ‘ll i

tional period. The Rev. Wni. wolf, pastor of the Pl‘5u“)j'l0l‘lElIl Church was the speaker and de-

H. MacLcan; Y.

Y.

-—WEEKLY PRAYER MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED — The lllfifi.

Prayer will ‘il

ill illc C F W‘

. . 1 ns presiding and CUJlillCilllg tile devo-

Vcr-

discourse on

imnes Dunn) . a post nuptial were Summerstde

ward Tartan (nee tendering ilf‘l‘ tilowor. (iuvsls

The lovely wilo has resided in Ottawa for

e. Helen Key. some very lull ll

gifts. Mrs. Tar-

four years was married bcr 23rd lit the home of ii. p. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dunn. to sorgi. Edward Tarton of the Rol‘lll_ _Q_l\_i_l12\_dil1p___0_l‘dln8IlCE Curl). at Ottawa. Von. Archdeacon iilrrisun PQPIOYIIIPG the ceremony. liiss Rim Key WflS bridesmaid and Vi" Alex Dunn, brothel" of the .. o. nrlcd as groomsman. Serg. Timon. who had a short leave for he occasion left on Dec. 29th on ldurn to Ottawa, Mrs. Tarton l: lcmliinlng in silmmerslde to spend illew days with her parents and

I)

l" lozue on the 15th of the n‘. ‘ to make her home in 0i). l. hlrs. Tzlrton is receiving ltfllillfli wrlccme from her many

friends in Summerslde who wish iitl’ much happiness through life.

-A.\'.\'li.-\I. MEETING 0F W. M.

5- The annual meeting of the of Trinity United Church

i ld on Tuesday afternoon in Elliot-all hall. the president, Mrs. liintmond Johnson presiding. Af- kr tse devotional pcricd the busi- limo! the meeting was conducted. lkcenelit reports w:re received ‘from l-i ilclcni committees and the i ilircr ivns ifeassd to state that lite Scrirty had met their alloca- ihn veil. The new officers for the Star were installed by Mrs. John Scott in a very impressive cere- panv. The officers are President, iiri-dllllllfllfllld Johnson; 1st Vice L. ldrlii, Airs. A. 1‘. Jumloson; 2nd l-C? PR5. Mrs. LEG Davies; heasiirer, Mrs George Sheen; Re- " h! Sccrclary. Mrs. Llewellyn; wiimidiiig Secretary, Mrs. "ii “m: Christian Steward-

. Mrs. Hzizen Phillips Lure; Baby Band, Mrs. V ck. M . Firth Bow- giss, PlfllllSi. Mrs. B. R. Sharp; cirifilltifiilll) Cclnmittce, Mrs. Maude

“RM. Mrs. 'r. i-i. a. Inman, Mrs.

-] Campbell. Mrs. John E. Camp- Mrs‘ Gf-‘Ofkc Bowness and méiflnlcvillf‘ Sharp. A feature of the and Icon was a very comprehensive

n liiOllltillivfi talk bv Miss Geld- laflilih the work c-f James Evans

L‘ sh missionary who come to

‘lfillmlfy and worked among the cénagl in the northern parts of m", a. The talk was illustrated by maaen drawings which she had mimolof the different scenes of his m‘ 1R1) work. The meeting clos-

ls vlsitin

since we have learned

"Chrlfili. 6011's Wisdom _aiid ours.“ His text was taken from 1st Corin- thians, Chapter 1. Verse l6. He spoke of the present world conflict and showed how a return to the ways of Christ and his teachings is the only solution to the disor- tier in the world and oilr hope of

peace. The choir assisted iii the service of song: on Wedncsdnyi the service was held

Church. The Rev. presided and conducted the rlevo- tional perlod. Rev. F. Williams of- fered prayer. The Rev. C. W. Cock. pastor of the Baptist Church the speaker of the evening and preached an earnest sermon from the text, "I must work the works of Him that sent. me while it is day" from St. John, Chapter 9, Verse 4. The Rev. Mr. Cook show- ed how God had a plan and our- pose for his people ill this lvorld and we have been given the ecilon by God the great Architect; and builder, but that lice ivorld has become bewildered and is now grop- ing in the dark, and must find the way of God's purpose again and act’ upon it. before there can be any real peace and security in the

the United L.E.'G. Davies

in

WES

(lir-

Church. with R”. George Ayers as

the speaker. -S. Personals --Mr. G. Shelton Sharpe of Bide-

foid was a visitor to Sii-mmerslde this week. S

-—Mrs. Bchunman of Summerside her sister, Mri, E. A. Large. C arlotteto-vm. s.

—1“riends will be pleased to hear that Jack O'Connor of Clinton, student at St. Damian's is con- valesclng nicely after an operation ‘is: [Mastols at. Charlottetown hos-

a .

ACCURATE

Goemetry Teacher: "Now, class. about tri- ariles, circles and squares. I wond-

Johmiy: "Yes. Miss I can. A

rhombus is a sqiiare; only it's sort

of pushed over.

= with}: At Once

Farmer. Must be a good millier. Married or single. Free house for married man with State age, experience applying.

.1. I. Ferryview Farm,

small family. and wages

when READ.

Wm‘ B hymn and prayer. -S. == _ _ _ ~ . L 1°‘ 1 "*"" Feb. 9 A Day of

Prayer For Victory

(m3 . 9-(0?) -— The

20¢ .3... so .. the .m- a

m" “it?” Silt ‘ffibf. oft-SE

8 a . - . n’ n’ n "N" for vigtory."

Ie . ii li

N \

(Him r i

H

N i’ .Y.

ll li

has returned to h mouth. N .5.

Sumnicrside, where she will

land. The choir assisted with the M G . H misyh w o has service of song. Last evening the bee; 'em%c1,:,'_.z%d ma charm; Qwn, is service was in the Presbyterian ylslfln: m5 home 11ers,

- for saint John, N.B.. where she is

er if anyone present can tell me Qugj M;- Fmnk J. O'Connor. t0 ilvhat a !'l'l0i’l"bll5 is?" s D. University: Mr. Eric Gassm:

Borden.

,the Prince County Hospital as stu-

i

K ensingfon And Vicinity

Mr, Ddwelrd MlcDcnsld wee e business visitor to Siunmerside Wedmsd

Mr. and Mrs. B. and children have returned from an en- fiyable holiday with Mrs. Peculia-

n's parents. Mr. and Mrs. I...H.D. Foster. Marshfield.

evening from

friends in Charlotte-

9X15 x lngto m. visiting n d” WWII.

Miss Annie Cole in ehlWm e well

ed h lid ith her its l' giilrxingbrgolnay w PM“ n

Pte. S on MoNeill of the N. N wosavlsitor to

.5. Kensington T.‘ eedey.

Her many friends will be pleased to hear that Mrs. John Brown, who is confined to her bed. ill is much imprwcd.

Miss Hazel Carr

of Charlotte- town is on a holiday with her sis- ‘tor, Mrs. Lorne Dunning, Kensing- Oil.

Cpl. Earl Carr of the 9.12.1’. Highlanders is spending a well earned holiday with his wife in Kenszngton.

Mr. C. C. Baker. MLA, was in‘ lsummiarslde Wednesday on blis- ness.

Sgt. James Evans of the P. E. 1.

Highlanders is on a furlough to ills lrme here.

Mrs. Frank MacDougali and children have returned to their

iY-me in Kemsing-ton frcm a visit with. relaFves and friends in the pic-stern section of the prov- nce.

WWh two to thrce hundred skat- ers flnshing their many brilliant colors, the Kensirigton rink got. away to n flying start In Wednes- cllv evening. Although late lo op-

' "' matly expressed the opinion l»? solcndkl sheet cf ice and ])"]‘.i'i{ll‘ niu“l~ furnished. was vrll \\'0I'§'.L waiting for. H.

IFABF

Mr. Reginald O'Connor. of the P. E. l. H. who was home on leave. is unit at Dart-

Miss Jean Fraser left recently for enter

MoDonsldreuirnedto.

nnnnflfl

Order just received

must be filled.

SILVER FOXES WANTED

Iif

three quarter silvers. High prices paid as order

W. CHESTER S. MCLURE

for 100 full silvers, 200

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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-41.

BORDEN

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Herring and family spent the week-end with Mr. Herring's parents at Murray

Harbor ietrurnin to Bord madly‘ 8 en on

Gunner Hloland Miwfienzie of French River spent the week-end with his sister, Mrs. Gordon Con- stable of Borden leavin for Peta- wawa on Monday mo rig.

0n Monday morning the exodus of young people to their different colleges began. Messrs. Vernon Campbell and Blair Birch left for Mt. Allison University. In the eve.- lng Misses Patrice. Chappell and Olga Love left for U. C. C. Char- lottetown. On ‘Tuesday P. W. C. students Dorothy MacTavish. Pearl Stewart, Glenn Sharpe and Wynne Chappell left for Charlottetown

On Wednesday Mr. Reginald Rodgers departed for St Thomas

9011689. Chatham and Messrs. Charles Sexton and Jack Dslzlcl for St Dunstqnis University at Charlottetown .

Sincere sympathy of friends 1n Borden is extended to Mr. C.

Braden Jelly, principal of Borden school on the death of his mother. M" GQOFZP Jelly of Si. EiCRIIOYS on Saturday. January 4th.

Mrs. Herbert Love and little sozl Harry of Wcst Royaltv are visiting ill Bordon giicets of Mr. and Mn". John J. hfaslsaac. A.

Anni;

Mrs. Samuel Waugh and dangli- 191" M155 Audrey. of Kelvin vrere week-end visitors to Albany, the

guests of Mr and Mrs Harris Bculter. Mr nizd Mrs. Harry Arnct and

faulily of Albany spint New Years plecsantly in Borden.

Miss Elma Large reiurncd to llcr duties as teacher ill Lillkiflfiél‘

Ydeiit nurse. Prior to her departure Miss Fraser was tendered a far-r- well party at the hcme of Mrs. Clark.

Mr. Harold Hamish. of the Royal, Canadian Navy. spent New Years here. Lue guest of his parents. Mix,‘ and Mrs. Alexander White.

and James slogan. of the P. E. l. H. rBlack Watch) are home on fur- lough.

lVliss Margaret Marchbank left re- centlv for Charlottetown. where she will ahend a course in Home Ecc- nomiqs. sponsored by the Youth Training program.

Miss Reta "Bwrown was s recent visitor to Char ottetown. the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Bryenton.

Miss noun srnilhien. recently on a visit to Halifax. NS.

Dr. R. H. 155E; was s recent visitor to Obeary.

Miss Mildred Fraser left recently to be employed.

Miss Margaret. Gavin was a. re- cent VlSlLOI‘ to Charlottetown. the guest of her sister, Mrs. Plum Mc- Donald.

Miss Elizabeth Clark left recently for isioohtleld. where she will be employed as bookkeeper It A- J Pratt's. general store.

Among those returning to OOlIERB after the holidays were the follow- ing: Miss Codeen Matthews. Mr- uoCréIontOKIEl-nWMébHGoi-dlfilr Mac- Le . . - 1 - Fraser, Mr. Herb Leavigtf, to Mount Allison University; Mr. Gerald Mc-

Union Commercial College: Eileen McKendrick. Oommerclalnlze- fl“"‘"n§€ii;.€lwsu°§.'i€5§al鑧“fen£ mt. Albertoii iulzii School re-opsn- ed sflter tlyienggllivdagswltzal $01161! i§€°vi§¢“§is:? of teachers: Mr. Arth- ur Green, orinciwl:_Mr. AlaglihMfllg- leod. vice-principal. Miss diam: Wallace. intermed ate dent-an Adelaide Matthews. primary devi-

Mr. Frank McAlduff wee e recent visitor to Oleary.

Quebec Proclaims

Sir Eugene Fleet, lieutenant- Governor of Qilebw. W"!!! l f" clamation, setting the date as a ns- lional rliv o! prayer." and lnvlil"! "all my compatriots to BUPPUW" the God of armies on that. day to grant us the victory which. signs. can assure us a full and lee-ill! peace."

At the same time. a P9510111 M‘ ier signed by Rodrigjle Cardinal villeneuve. Archbishop of 01101106. and the 20 other Roman Catholic Archblshcps and Bishops m Qilebw Province. announced that a solemn high ma=s for victory will be cel- "bratcd in Not-re Dame Church in

111 applications éor

,S:iio;il on Monday morning after isp-Bliolilg hci- lioliciuis with ilcr wiarerlis in Albany

Miss Kathleen Boulter second year student in Pincc cf Wales College. has resumed her work af- ter having spoilt tile hoidays with llcr parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Lance Corporal Earl Callaghan-Bonner of Albany

Bdr. L. D Boulter. R. C. A., has returned to Petawawa after spending his New Year's leave with ‘is parents and friends in Albany While home lie was presented '.vi‘il a lovely fountain pen and all .. fifmDanvinE address from Plea.. nt Circle Women's Institute.

Mr John MacKay of Albany is attending the Short Course in Char- lottetown

Miss Jean Schurman of Chelton has returned to her home after spending a few days with Miss Jean Houlter of Charlottetown.

Miss Audrey MacKay of Albany has returned home after spsilding New Years with friends in Wilniot Valley.

Says rejection. of Ship transfer Not significant

WASHINGTON, Jarl. 9-(AP)-'I‘he maritime commission rejected today the transfer to

foreign reg of nix United states vessels, including four to Great Britain, but officials insisted, the action had no significance as

sets-the Black Gull. Blad! Falcon and Black Hawk-to Cunard Whtte Star, Ltd.

Asked ifically whet-izer the regectioui me Black Diamond ap- pl cation meant that the supply of American cargo vessels available to

A Great Britain is near exhaustion,

an enaw and the answer was n0-

"It does mean. however, that in the futur; we intend to kee these applications under considers. ion fcr son-lo time and carefully consider each. one. There's just a lit-tie slrw- down and that's all."

looking very thoughtful. At last he exclaimed. "Muvver, do you think

Roman Catholic citizens of the pro- vlncr, but it. said: "I have no doubt that all other religious denomina- tions of this provirm will joil the majority of the cltirns cf Qiinlic:

Montre i

al. ‘Ilho lieutenant-governor's pro-

to implore the hcip of heaven in this grave hour."

40 Thai planes Downed in war in lndo-Shina

W?‘

HANOI. French Indo-China, Jsn 9-(AP) — Hench military authori- ties tonight claimed destruction of at least 40 ‘Thai (Siamese) lanes

as brisk boron fighting shllf to air and artillery battles. Tile French communiques did

not mention land activity, implying there was no change since eagller tonight when a general Ilrerich withdrawal of from five to 10 miles within the frontier of Cambodia province was acknowledged.

French seaplanes operating from Tonie Sap (Great Lake) in Cam- bodia aided land planes in attack- nig Thai airdromes, the French reported as the undeclared war gained momentum. Simultaneously, Thai planes bomb- ed Indo-China towns and the French said there were 22 casual- ties at Siemreap, near the northern end of Tonie Sap.

Sporadic artillery duelling was reported in progress across the Me- kong River boundary and at var- ious points along the Cambodian battle front.

The French nevertheless insisted that Thailand's attacks - the most ambitious campaign in weeks of sporadic border fighting — were

iilerely "fireworks."

While frontier forces "retired lo new defence lilies" ill qambodia. ihiit part. oi southwestern Indo- Ciiliia which juts into Thailand, friction developed in northern In_ do-Cllllla between Japanese sold- ieisand the French at Hanoi. the Cflllitil. and Haiphong, northern seaport.

principal

HRONICLE

iliduoational Talks at Fox Pelt Show

Features at yesterday's mee in connection with the P. Pelt Show were educational talks by leading foxmen. At the meet- ing last night Dr. Relidle Bow- ness of Toronto gave a very 11l- formative talk on better housing of silver foxes and the advantage of hay in the nest box to bring the P119! along in the early stages. He also spoke of the great future there is in tilts country _in mink raising, an industry which goes very well with silver fox raising. Mr. Robert Inman and Dr. Gunn o: the experimental fox farm gave educational on feeding and linneu breeding. - 355311 0f the P. E. I. F"! P001. 590119 on marketing and gave some interesting facts on the W116 0f fox raised and urged {anchors to stick to standard

spoke along connection with

» . B. G. Rogers ublicit lines in e in ustry. After the discussions a resolu-

tion was passed that the Provin-

cial Government be requested m

“P11011111? MY- Llflyd Lockerby as fox

H9141 min f0!‘ the province to re-

place the late Fred Burke, the

P-PDOIIIhInent to be made as soon

B5 Possible. The resolution

m°v9d by Mr. P. G. Clark, presi-

dent of the PEI. Fur Pool. sec- onded by Mr. Brenton Clark of the Dominion Fur sales and ably

Supported by George A. Callback,

manager of the marketing depart.

merit of the C.N.S.F.B. Association and Dr. Gunn of the experimen- tal fox farm. The resolution was