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rouca coulu- _. m m, m. ‘some of Police Court Magistrate 13s itfv-erlglartln. 1g dalleled garag-

rernan e yester ay y W. A. Smith. Justice of the Peace. "H111 this morning when Magis- trate Martin is expected to m. sume his duties.

SUFFERB WEAK SPELL-A man who suffered a weak spell at noon Yeilfldly and fell unconscious on fl lawn at the corner of Weymouth am“ sYflflffy Streets, was rushed 9 m‘? Clly Hospital whore, offi- cials of the institution said last Eight. hi5 condi-tion was ulprov-

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od . i ‘ ‘Y FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The

fl-‘l-fral of Andrew Elrnest Mac- IflliiS was held i118 from the A Hennesscy Funeral Home to_ St. Joachimts chllflih. Vernon River, where smemll Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rt. Rev. Monsignor _\M~aurlce MoDon-uld, assisted

R61 l‘; Mzll/liilban. \ Service at the grave ducted by‘ Rev, K. MacMillan. The‘

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Frank Murphsg Martin Power. 1x0 Him-i- Lfw PPM-gilt and George Irv. , interment, was 1n the church cemetery.

MAGISTRATE? COURT-Jfilree men-one from Afton Road.

second from Mount Stewart. and

and Vorloty Counters mvere convicted before Stipendiary g Magistrate George J. ‘Tweedy, K 6,, lyesterday for cattsl-ng a disturb. ~ ancc at Mount Stewart. None c-f - the mcn had the necessary amount I of money to pay his fine and @515

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l Prices reduced to one-half former price on the

All summer purses All other kinds purses up to $3.00 All Bathing Suits One rack of summer Cloth Coats One rack of Reversible Coats One rack of Dresses

line rack of Blouses.

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166 QUEEN stream

5-40?)- Reglrrird as the crack Pathfinder lcrre of Britain's Bomber Com- mand. No. 35 Madras Presidency Squadron is re resenting the ROY- al urlns Amelicaligir

Nsrlcsl aftcr the Madras Presl- deiicv-ior it was the people o!

.—-totalliniz_$26~—and all were sent I l0 tall for 10 days, the Magistrate rcftlslng to allow tht-m any time to obtulcr the necessary funds to pay the fines and cc-sts. An out-of.

I l l costs or 10 days for reckless driv- ‘lflg- The evidence of the police | showed he had been driving at 80 lmlll-‘s Per hour. A fifth person. i

l Pllbllf‘ place. was also fined 35 and costs or 10 days in jail’ _

RETURNS HOME _' M, James ' Bllmfll- Wife and family who motored frozn Cambridge. Mess, hflve left or. return. Thcy were a3. Cflmllfilllc-d hcsle by Mrs. Surnetts sister, Sister Carclinda cf St. P-ruy; Minnaeapolis who was visiting her brothers and sisters in Kin- kora. Sisters Carollndas name m. fore erterlng religious life twenty- one Will's i180 was Marion Mulligan daughter of the late Mr. 5nd Mrs,

visiting his sister Florence of Fort Alliustus. M155 Marion Burnett has received many congratulations dur- in her stay here. Miss

,her college career. She is Island. New York She bel twenty-one when she Her brother ills], John toned‘ in Chinl training

graduated.

lifadras who raised the money to pay for this formations aircraft- the squadron was the first in the l’... A. 1-‘. to be equipped with Hall~ fax bombers. Among the hundreds of awards won by its members are 19 D.S.O.'s. six bars to the D.8.0.. 296 D.F.C.'s and 2'1 bars to the D. F..0. and 1'73 D.l'-‘.M.‘s.

During the war. the squadron played a major part. in the air offensive against Germany. flying more than 13.000 operational hours by nistht and over 1.000 o erst-

Wor II from start to finish

oston elevated

inf for the thrt years. His

y-three to see him er-re again. worked in the store of Bee-l- Gail's.

or. D-Day in bombing coastal gun-

ioml hours by day. l1 lmrllc poled slit-ts before the Allied landing. lhh the 1-009 bomber Told 0h After lhe Allied invasion of the Cologne. bummed the fiharnhorsl continent had made headway. the

Madras Presidency Squadron tvas switched to dropping food and medical supplies to starving Dutch civilians and inmates of German concentration camps.

and the Gncisenau at Brest. took put in daylight raids on Berlin and carried out a MOO-mile mis- slorl to Trieste and back. It also gave heavy support in Normandy

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yesterday mbfll- ;

l ‘R2. K. McP rs o . W.

v a I“ '°“' guiffgaczg“ North Tryon. ‘.lvcd_for a number

" 01 Years in Wlttrrpeg and later

w” °°“‘"1n Sydney. For the pas‘.

pail-bearers were. Victor Culien.|

e - son, Charles T.. of New Dominion. the third froht Point de Roche—-‘

Mnrtln Mulligan. Mr. Burnett was‘

Btlrnet‘. hods the degree of B S , and 13A,,» and has won mrmy honors during‘ mnydallghier Winnlfred has Attaching in a culicgc or. Fishcfsi ng only

R. is stit- men for the $111112 Squadron. John R. was rais- ed tn the rank of Major at the ago-l of twenty-four l-ie being in World John was a graduate of Per-tolls. Ml. Burnett expects to take his pcnsion after rcturnin -home, after work-

for many

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NOTICE T°_-:DY' _ All advertisements tolnhitsqignsm Guardipn must be in office by noon o do ' to ensure ollbillrchhllgllllf w mam“

BEST WISHES EXTEND .- Bfifil wishes wore extended tiénmr, and Mrs. David bdwams n: Sum. ‘nu-afiel- mfmfllv 0t Hunter River V“ 91‘ 35th WBQdihg anniversary on Saturday last August 3

ALL REBEKAHB requmtegl to "f: If» 5h Paul's Church this am Inliontlt 3 oclock to attend the M 55a amour late Sister Jane T.

1e he. ckah Service to be held an,‘ 9 BYBVB in the People's Cemct.

IFXCELLENT PUBLICITY_. s.and activities in farming. fish- lnB. fox raising, etc‘, are revqewed h 8n interesting article on PTlllCB Edward Island." in the current issue of Canada's Weekly. llublished in London. England. un-der the editorship of Sir Percy Hui-d. The author is Austin F. Cwil- The text is well illustrated and ‘he ‘mm Dlfle of the maga- zine 15 ‘lei/filed l0 t1 Picture of the old cannon and fort st Victoria Park. Special reference ls made llo Island tourist attraction.

FUNERAL MONDAY — mineral “films 1°!‘ Editor Phlnrlej,‘ Strong were held in Montreal yesterday The deceased who was pom at.

twenty Years he resided ln Montreal The deceased was prominent in Mas- onic circles ar-cl at the time of his zdeath was a member of a Winni- l peg Ladle. He has been Past High lPriest. Past High PIGCGIMOI’ anzl ' Past Grand Superintendent for the Maritimes and Newfoundland A

this province survives.

lacktuius Every Day? LIVER Bl I-E

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In Momoriam

GERALD FREAM BRYENTON

There passed pescefuil awav on July 17th flit! soul o Gerald Brycrlton son of Mr. and Mrs Horace Bryenton of Kenslngton. Gerald. who ‘can just passed is eleventh birthday had never en- joyed gocd health and his devoted parents tried everything that medical skill and terrier nursing could suggest to improve his con- dition but 3nd willed otherwise and on the ao=vc mentioned datfr his gentle Spirit winged as way in its Creator after a few days illness of pneumcr-a.

His parents have the <ympathy of a host of friends who came i‘l large numbers -u offer condolence in various ways and to attend . funeral which was held or. Juli’ conducted

SCHOOL BOARD MEETS-At the rcctllat‘ monthly meeting the School Board held veslt-rduy afternoon Lt. Col. Leo F. Muc- Donald for several years. principal of Queen Square School and who has just returned from military service overseas was given a ful- ther years‘ lcavr- of absence. The

|resignaiion c-f Miss Phyllis Ros-j

‘siter, tcachcl‘ of Quccn Sqtlzxlc

l " ' ' Own momust was fined 5° and School, was accepted with rerzrtlw

"It was decided that the boys who have completed Grade 6 at Prince Street School would move on to Grade 7 in that schc-ol instead of

convict?“ of being mmxicaled in being sent tn West Kent School‘

as in‘ the past. The matter of boys remaining at Prince Street School up to Grade Ten will be given fur- ther consideration.

v Personals

Mrs. _Joseph@T_crry. Baltpar, Mame. ls visiting her sister. Mrs Joseph Prsught. King Square.

Miss Betty Jenkins arrived by Diane from Calgary and is the guest .01’ Mrs. Russel Bell. West Royalty.

>

Miss Minnie Owen of Sslnervilic, ‘Mflifis l5 Spending a pleasant vs:- Iaatlfinl ir. Malpeque and Hamilton.

Mrs. John Mat-Donald and little returnxi to her home in Hyde Park after |SpEndlng two weeks with ner par-

ents Mr a-r-i Mrs. Daniel Driscol‘. ' Johnston's River.

Miss Wilma Taylor. City. ~ spending a very delightful holiday at Nine Milo Creek. the guest of lher cousin Joan and Isabel Taylor

Helen

Mrs. '5‘ M Barton (nee Mcrachcrm

‘in Charlottetown this week for a

brother thr- lvory Rev. Colin V Mcliachln O P. l Seattle, Washington. I F”

Mr and Mrs. Ralph Dart-sch and son ‘Keith tf Charlottetown accompanied ov Mr. Helber Mac- ;Leora Clyde River have returnoi from a very enjoyable motor trip ltlarough Nova. Scotla and New ‘Brunswick.

Mr. and Mrs. R R. Reid. Cage- town. NB. are on a week's motor trip to Prince Wdward Island, where they will visit their daughter Mrs. D. Ivan-Sinclair and Mr. Sinclair. Charlottetown. They were accom- panied by Mrs. J S. Sutherland. whswlll be the guest of her sis;- er, Mrs. All. Brennan, Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dunham. who have been Vlrltlng relatives lr. Cherry Valley, Earracliifs, and Charlottetown have returned to their homo in Burlington. Mass 0n their return trip they were accompanied Hy tmo of Mrs. Dun- harrrs cousins. Mrs. Gordon Evrtrvl of Charlottetown, PE I and Mrs Fred Nichols of Aylesfold. N S.

Miss Irene T. Livingston. dlllllilr ter of Parker F. Livingston, who is now visiting her grandmother. Mrs. from Clyde River. . Miss Livingston is Cambridge, Massachusetts, , S. A. Shs is spending her two weeks vacation with her grand- mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Willis. Covohead, Mr. and ‘Mirs George C. Kitson. Hrtmpnhire and Mr. Sterlin-g Willis have returned homo from Pr ue Isle, Maine. where» thqy atton sd the mesa to Intro Christie Budlong owned by George

Crop Report

WINNIPEG. Aug. 4 —Weathar over the whole Prairie region has been extremely hot and dry dur- ing the past week and is csuulnz, the crap to ripen very rapidly, latc sown grain is sufferin| and not

fl-llln completely. A general rain woul be welcome to com late filling of all crops. Barley ar-

vesting has commenced and gen- eral harvesting should be under way ln_a week to ten days. Reports of last weeks frost damage are difficult to assess, but. vary from five to fifty percent in the areas affected. according to the weekly crop report of t e Department of Agrlcuituto of s o Canadian Not- ional Railways.

Starvation stalks In many lands. If we in Canada buy and uaa less bread, flour and other wheat pro- duct|—-lf we cut our consumption 0f Infill. llll lnd cheese. the - alnion government can ship

:f~

;s expected to arrive

lshort visit. With Mrs. Barton will

frlen-tls in Charlottetown were glacii be tvro c1 her ohlfdren. Nsmv and flqwlyuflCwlih. k well at. her s»

18th. The service was by their pastor Rev D. Noel. "assisted by Rev B Prowl. B former pastor.

The hymns sung were “Mother of Salem" "When He Ccmeth“ and “Jesus Loves Me" _

, His casket was covered with ‘ybegutlful floral tributes silent heartfelt expressions cf love and sympathy. The yvallbwrers were

Wesley and Wally Cole, Clarence McCarville rJ-i Newton MC-“fTl-hl-iia HQ was tcrldczlv laid to rest ln Kcnsitlglcn C: aerv bcslclc a barn).

z

5M“ Elizabst . who predeceased him-K.

‘ . lbrlstol and ilioinittl

E A welcome vl-sltor here ‘list week. Mr. Fred L. OErlen. of Som- merville. Mass. Fortyfwfi 3'93“ have gone since Mr. OBrlen as a youth left Bristol, after serving his time in_ his fathers blacks-mitts shop, despite all those yr-ars ill.‘ recalls many of the good clcl days when he spent 11:3 short vacnllon of fivg days \\'ill'l his slstel'_ “and brother, Mrs. James A. O_B.-ol'l. and John T. O'Brien. Mr- 03H!" has ocen employed ton Elevated Railway for

years in the machine shop-

many

Elmer McEwcn. has rt-

M~ . is from the P. E. Is-

turned home land Hospital.

Miss Mary Sinnoti. has retuln- ed home from Truro. NS_.._ lifter sgi-ending a two weeks visit with friends there. -

Mr. and Mrs. Jc-seph Campbell,

who were visiting Mrs. Campbell's old home here have returned to

is their home in Halifax. NS. Their

little daughter making her first trip to Bristol. was with them.

Mrs. P. R. s51. and douch- tors Rachel. and Lauraine are n! resent visiting with friends in alifax, NS

Mr. John T. O'Brien. has‘ receiv- cd a lcttcr from his‘ sister. Mrs. John A. Hughes Arlington. Muss, stating shc was spending a vaca- ti-cn in the white m untains of N. H., and they planned to motor to the Island later in the summer.

Mrs. Hughes left Bristol sixty- sevon years agovand today ls a smart lady at eighty-two.

Heavy fishing here has taxed

the packing pxiants to the limit and some days t ey are unable to handle all the fish. Mr. Laurancs Gauthier. one of our hest men landed twcnt two hundred dress- ed fi-sh one ay inst week and the day previous nineteen hundred and the price ls very good.

No‘ new potatoes have appeared here yet. despite the fact t ey are on the market in the city.

Dr. R.J. MacDonald. the daddy of them all. is still on the Job and a busy man. Long may he carry on bringing ease and comfort to the sick.

A very welcome visitor here at present is the former Blanche McEwcn, who has been in the U. S. for thirty years. She is spend- ing a month at her old homo here. sadly missing her father who has passed on. Her mother is residing i-n Morell.

l Mr. 1.420 Lapierre, 'Msdgalen llslands. has returned to his homo after visiting his parents hero. Mr. and Mrs. John Ileplsrrc. A brother Angus who was discharg- ed from the army recently has gone to the gulf Island! to business with his brother.

Two young men who had gone! 1gp; way in their plansto operate a new saw mill here have chang- ed their minds and after buying the outfit and getting it ready sold the, outfit. and Bristol is left without her much looked for new mills.

This writer spent a very pleas- ant few hours with Mrs. Kimble I Alt-I PM.

II/Kl“ r SUIIVEIIIIS { Abegweit ‘ GlFl‘ COURT ‘ STORE HOURS

K71!!!

oa at titl f Jr 3.611%’ .;'s“.“i.‘i...i§,.° "‘

IIIIOKED IIIIGS .~:~_ 1 Charlottntown

IIAIIIGRAFTS Hui i!

AND

hi; in the hop. s

with the Bus-I

when» Prince l Y9" N559 Mmliilrish Track Star I I

BREAST. Allglaflt s -(@)- A Nlzfllln prince who sprints with ti]? Brace of a anther and leaps “"71 the 0418c o an antelope ls "will"? Irflianlfs ~ "black hope.‘ for world track honors.

Ad I F- Adedeyin on the records of Queen's University fellow stlldflll5 anortcn it to "Addy" —the slender. slx foot African al- ready is in the front rank of Bri- lllns hlqh jumpers. and means to ml! recosnltion ‘if medical stud» ies permit".

Th1! 23-year-old son of the Oka

All" iklnrtl Oi Ijabu-Remo. s Jirltls protertorste, jumped six feet .four inches rocently- sever.

inches short of the world mark set by Les Steers (0.5 A.) in 1041. ‘I feel I am going to 1m rova" he sa s in faultless Bnglis . “I have eon selected on the British team to meet Holland at Antwerp and on the team to oppose Frame at London.

"But my ultimate goal is the world record, though it is a long way off yet."

Democratic Prime

‘Ilhe oheenfuL almost cherubic “Addy" dislikes beirn, called "Prince". His study, however. i: furnished in princelv fashion sei- ting off his growing collection of cups and medals. Before breaking a ten-year re- cord with his six feet. one inc‘:- jump in the British Universities‘ championships this spring. Addy had set. a wliege record of I! feet four inches in the broad jump and another of 44 feet. l0 inches step and jump.

He also s near-champion hurd- ler ar-zi does well in sprint events. One of "many" children. as he uts it. Addy dreamed one night. ck in Africa that he could jump as h h as other pblrpie pole-vault- ed. T e meanory boosted his spirits in a prep school meet next day; “I jumped as I had never done before."

As n. younger son Addy will not succeed his father on the throne. He larls to ractlce medicine. lrl the ritisl-l Is es for a short time after completing his studies in about three years and then he will return home.

Mats. lsfills onmon

There passed away on Wellnes- day, July 17th at the home of Mr. Ewen MacMillan. York P0111!- Mrs. James Gregor. She was horn at Black River in the year 1855 and was the second youngest of: family of eleven children o-f Mr. and Mrs. John Matheson, _her mat-den name being Barbara Eliza- bath. She was married seventy“ three years ago to James H. Gregor of Brsckley. the only sonl of Charles and Margaret Gregor and for fifty years they lived

lhappily together. Her husband rare-deceased her some twenty- bhree years ago. In i914 they nlcv- ed from their farm at Bracklcy and took up residence in Chal-

iottctown. For the past thirteen

Webster. at Glen Alden Cabins a few days azo. It is twenty four years since as a boy he lived with her for two years and now a young lady of ninety years. she is very smart and they are both looking forward to another visit very soon. B-

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firm, peck . . . . . . .. 48c 2 bunches 23c

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