lki- L _ JUNE 23, 1943

f‘ WESTERN GUARDIAN

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PAPERS Jmcv wiurmo I _ ii. “‘ “W “"8 “this.

_ ENSINGTON Talkies, Wed- . ﬁr. 9W1’ 9 PM‘ 6 23 u

. dr ing floor ‘ilnlaiiijexat Bruce's.

SALE — Buick Sedan in feel running Older- ‘gppl? m ii r. l<i“"‘>" 511mm“ 66-21-61.

enamel 6-22-21

i Ii. — Plants. Cab- “Fgfh? p91‘ 100. Cauliflower a ",5 gm" dozen, Tomato illixluoents

. owriess, an ,

P‘ C B o-az-tii.

~ 51v] E, sniendld income Can arrange hours not

- 1,1; with home work. Appy lyégllGllflffiiiill. 6-2211 -I‘I)ST NUPTIAL SHOWER. -

' vveiriirr; a post nuptial

held for Mr. and Mrs.

u on oi Halifax, at ilrc

\;t , Simpsoiis parents, ,- slid .\I .. Henry Crozier, Wil-

ci A= tho wedding music was “Jed by Mrs. Wyriian Cairns the ' .. (atcied the living ,, through an aisle formed of 1:9 ribbon which was held by an Simmons, Clara Mae Sim-

-,.e Burgess and Joyce

address of welcome

- and congratulation was

rs. Clark McQua-Jie. n,~_ gifts taken from a de- nim biimlfil by Frances Waugh 1 Janet Crozier were presented .\frs. Frances MacQuarrie and 5 Irvin" Clark while the accom- g: verses were read by Mrs. S. ton Mr. Simpson expressed nits to all for their gifts after mil the usual song for such t\‘~ do“; “as sung. A musical even- .- followed with Mrs. .'.‘"'enton rush and Mrs. Brewer Waugh at .- piano in duet. This followed by sing song and refreshments <ion~ rifled an enjoyable evening-S

Personals

-Mrs. Richard Scott and daugh~ Ji-liiw, Mrs. Lloyd Scott and tile daughter, Jeanette, Trenton. .S left Monday morning for timmerside, P. E. I. where they "i spend a week visiting rela- ei. —New Glasgow News.

DOG S TAKE REFRESHER URSE

UITAWA, June 2'2 -_ rcpt _ .1 t police dogs from the Marl. ‘ll undergoing a refresher course tracking at the Royal Canadian tinted Police barracks here, are slitting from g recent ‘ prices rd rule on meat rationing for tiling dogs.

Tile police dogs are classed with iiig eye" dcgs as eligible for ~- lal rations. No provision is made -i is but Prices Board officiris i t with meat which has more i. 50 per cent bone not. ration-ed ere is no need for any pet to suf-

—PUI.E quick dryin ish obtainable at Brace‘. B ‘dag-Ii

—AT NORTH RUSTICO Wed- nesday 9 P. M. Indian River Pia ers present "The Little Clodhogptel

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Harding-Priestly

Spring flowers, tail palms and soft candlelight at the 51in; of Knox United Church provided the “mink on Saturday evening. June 5, for the wedding o! Pattie, young- . est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-l Inﬁll F. Priestley, and Warranti Officer I J. Allen Harding, young- er ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Gavinj Rainee Harding of Charlottetown,‘ P.E.I. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Allen R. Huband,

Entering the church on the aim of her father, the bride wore a. gabardinc suit of a soft neutral shade, complimented by a. felt pic- ture hat. Her accessories were a rich. chocolate brown. She wore a‘ corsage of mauve orchids, delieately' offset, with iilies-oftlre-valley. i

Mrs. Jack Banister, sister of the~ brzdc. was matron of honor. Pilot Officer William Mennie was the ‘ll 5' best mim. and Mr. Douglas Thorn-|_ ton and Mr. Arthur Priestley were, the ushers

During the signing of the re ist- ' er, Corporal Jack Banister sangg ‘O R-c-A-F- Promise Me." .

A reception was held at the Ren- I I frew club, where the bride's tabIeEAt s

was centred with a tiered wedding AtHome”To Women

cake set in a wreath of fern and“

A irsm cowl ', innovation gnf

ALSO SHORT SUBJECT SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

SUMMERSIDE

Sweetheart roses and topped withl Sweetheart roses and lilies-offha- valiey. Tall white toppers and lot‘; gowls tog tislwetctblpeashaiid daisies ecorae a ..T k if . to cut. the ebridee‘; calfe rivai u:le]de,Di%£SiOg ocfcafnrctFncc “f, wmnmfs same one used bv the bride's moth~ Ham.“ him fveltelddﬁfcenﬂl’ 1" er and father. lmhﬂké’ 12,50: hmtfsu 155$? Squﬂdﬂlll 1-8859!‘ U16 Rev. J- G~ Month of June for numbers 5f the!

ifricnds of iiie Airwoman, This l5 ing will leave shortlv for Ciiarlotte- lwoincii oi’ Canada with the Messing town. where they will spend their living. and _l‘Cf'l'0l'iiion conditions of honeymoon. For travelling Mrs, Caiiadas Airwomeri.

Harding W111 “vary a gold ‘V001 Sun») [he Royal Canadian Alrforce and brown accessories. with a. top- station i“ sunlllwlT-dﬁ .

coat of beige tweed, trimmed witlriwi“ welwme Clubmflllbers and whne won: ‘ friends of the Women's Division on

waygmy Herald, ig/reltincsduy. June a0 from 2 until s

(Mr. and Mrs. Harding are leaiwl ' ' ,- ing by plane on] Thursday morning ‘Qvltljlegce ‘mgwgigagﬁg: ‘all; on re urn to Ca gory, Alberta. after: w , ' u - , ' ». spendillg their honeymoon with the , not ml? .i.’§“8.‘-.‘..J§E°.l‘ ibis? grooms parents in Charlottetown» ten will be served, v

Pretty June Modding At Wide

‘A lovely June wedding was solem- nucd on Tuesday afternoon at 3

- RELIEIFj

FOR ASTHMA 8r HAYFVEVER ‘K72,

oclock at the honic of Mr. and Mrs. George Key, Watcr" Si. East, wiren Venerable Archdeacon G. R. Harr-

qiieSNAPSl-IOT GUILD

THE ILLUSION OF DEPTH

The illusion of depth l: very Important to I londlcapo picture. You can ‘Elle-its were Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mc-

lchleve this effect In your picture:

0 YOU want to get a feeling of Emit depth In your pictures? you want, when picturing laud- zclpfsr in give the impression of ‘gig distance? It's not at rill hard u “if you use a little common an“ ill choosing on appropriate "W"! position, watch the fora- miiiti. Mid work with the light Te" of against it. h Ike tlris week's illustration, for bitance. As landscapes go, it's not in fact. it conveys the illusion b“ vlith to an unusual degree . . . w, 11°! b! chance. The photogra- "~ I dare any, planned it so. I Ill the first place, you'll note that ‘£31916 of taking a picture when hi: irilre was devoid of life he waited 10*" a canoe passed through the h gal-Timid. Or perhaps. ire “plarited" c, “fre- Resardiecs, the appearance meme canoe in the foreground im- h adfaiflly accomplished two things: “m! ed human interest to the pic- Mrlt “"1 save us a basis of com- W "l" for the other objects in the . ne,

‘hiilthctintent with that, however, Jlllrﬂlthﬂr very carefully

isoir uriiied in marriage their daughter", Helen Jane to LACGlynn -Alden Johnston, son cf the late Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Johnston of Elms- dale.

The bride. who was given in mar- flliBﬂ by lrer father, entered the room to tiie strains of Lohengrlns Wedding March played by Mrs. Ray Clarke and wore an aqua. blue crepe suit ivitli hat and accessories to match with a corsage of pink car- nations.

Her only attendant was her friend Miss Margaret McLean of Moncton, Wearing R Powder blue suit with rose carnation corsage.

The groom was supported by Mr. Shelton McKay of Bideforci.

The bride's mother wore a print- ed blue crepe dress with a. corsagc of white carnations.

Dlllflllg the signing of the regjg- tel" Miss Joyce Cliaisson very sweetly sang “O Promise Me".

The house was beautifully decor- ated with ferns. Tulips and other

was served to a large number of g-uesis. Those serving were the MLsses Rita and Ruby Key and Mrs. Richard Rogerson, sister of {he bride and Miss Viola Todd and Miss Millie Rayner. The cake and ices were cut by Mrs. Percy Kineh and MYS- E4381‘ McArthur. Tea. being [poured by Mrs. MacLean Horne [and Mrs. Arthur Wilkie of Alberto“ . sisters of the groom.

The groom's gift to the bride was a gold locket and to the brides- maid ii string of pearls,

All" the ceremony the young ¢01ll>lc left on a trip to Montreal and Quebec City. For travelling m; bride chose a navy dress and a large novy hut with blue tweed topcoat.

Among tiie many out of town

| | | | _ ‘Nutt, Charlottetown. Mr. d M . by one” n‘ a “w ‘mp. N u Alexander McArthur of fir; P0111151, chose a point of view behind some Mrs. Craswell Weeks of Alber- low hanging trees so that a. .ew - b h h d x b v8 _Previmis to her marriage me ..f.‘2.“.°..§§..§§§ $3.1. .§t’.§?..l.°...; “lids W“ i“ the Se" 0t T- Erw- ln other words he ave us 60' Muncton and the groom is “i gaining familiar and VCTYKDGIII‘ to rraitﬁfvirritadidlkd gm‘ R'C'A'F' at look at. and also something distant ! ‘ ' I to see. Fortunately, too, there are three tones or planes in the distant shore. and mountain beyond, which

Egg And Poultry

BEIITIIAI- GUARDIAN til ti. ‘f...:r.i:‘"t.: its:

i to be much improved.

pony arrived in the city last night ventlcn at Halifax was elven by

on business _ _ _ drilling operations. While here hols President. presided at the meeting. staying at The Charlottetown.

Eisiztalrling proposed the toast to illﬁvvgirluus Women's irru-aiiizations and] r e. - Warrant Officer and lVUs Hard- ta nation wide plan to acquaint the day for Moncton to

spring flowers. A buffet luncheon-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

V53 Edward Stentiford. of the

Mrs. Beniamin Steniiiord, Char- lottetown. He has seen considerable service at sea. Only recently he completed a course at. St. Hyacinthe Quebec.

LEAVES THIS AFTERNOON.- His Excellency, Bishop Ne an, Senior Romain Catholic Chap in. with the Canadian Army, leaves by plane this afternoon for Ottawa. w "my Mover-Ms —.. §..*:‘:2P..‘:.:“*.i“i.:“s..:::." dim...“- The 5' 5' "Prmw mwa“ “m” nish While in the Province he also yeslemay ma“ me musings‘ attended an ordination service at ‘transported to the mainland were “berm, on Bundlm

21 loaded freight cars, and 35 em- pties, wtuie £5 loaded cars came to M". socmT-y ANNUAL MEET, the Ieleﬂil- ING—Mr. Herbert W.mDick was "Mi , ' f Pl‘ d mew-s- neer-». Home“ first.“ .. .. mire. "°Y°- "him w” “N” Yeiwrd" tended annual meeting held last out of respect to the late R. Claude - mg,“ M’ the home o, Mr and Mm Hmxmm‘ w“ pamd “w” m 5“m"|A. L Wright Other officers elected mersme M°may “wmmni Wm be were; vice-president, Miss Jacquel- We“ m“ f°ren°°n as “smu- ' ine Macclonaid; treasurer, Mrs. J.

i‘ E. Harris, secretary, Miss Grace ..‘i2.li‘."i5;tl.lti’°.‘t.llt§“3”5.2 <=»-»~i= wot-- emery»- Charlottetown Curling Club re- Mrs‘ (m!) P‘ A‘ Creek/nan’ M?‘ J‘ turned from Camp Hill and Victoria E~ Harm? Executive wmmmeei General Hospital, Halifax, on Sat- Mrs- 132M" G355 and M-rs- (DU urday night, where he was under- PL Mvggémprgfmglasdlazmléalil; _ e . . . 80mg treatment He ‘s report d continue with the study of art. in,

____. America. during the coming year.

Anglvgg 1,5513 311G111‘ __ My, Reports of the retiring officers were E. D. Seymour, New York, engineer r8841 and wept-ed. All tattle-Still! with the Island Development Com- report of the Maritime Ari Con-

thin column I: reserved for news of local Inter-en, but. advertising or a newly nature may no Inserted n (Iva cum a word. sli-icllii II!" mule in odvuilin.

TRAIN ARRIVAL — With 56 passengers. tlre train arrived lost. evening at 6:50.

connected Wm, 011 Mr. Dick. Mr. J. E. Harris, retiring

At the conclusion of the business __ dainty refreshments were served by PREMIER JONES HOPEFIIL — the hostess. This Province is in a "fair way of -———- keeping the double train service" to ACCEPTS NEW POSITION — the mainland. Premier Jones said Mr, L. W. Show, a leading eduact- yesterday. He made the anrrounce- lunjgt, a, native u! New Perth, ment. in the course of an address King's County, who has been gen- u" 9- luncheon “t We Cﬂnadim‘ cral superintendent of education in Seed Growers’ Association at St. Newfoundland for a number or, Dunstan?» University. The decision years has given up his position 1n concerning the train service will the antler“ colony to take a new be known about 4 oclock this af- position a,‘ ottamt In me capital ternoon, he said. city‘ he Wm be executive I “WT” . resident of Carleton College, Ott- PATHQLOGISTS 1N bassgolg“ gvva. He will leave on July ‘ The Maritime Plant Patho ogists assume ms new duties ML shawl Qpemd the." annual conference was a former supervisor of schoolsl Yesmd” Wm‘ a "wmmg 5955'” in this Province from i921 to r926‘ at the PianbPathologv Laboratory when he was nppommd head or met at the Expenmental Farm‘ In the teacher training department ofi afternoon the delegates loined with Princé of wales“ COME‘, He wast, Canadian Seed‘ Growers Associa- also dean of M,“ Allison Uni,,er5nyi, tron at a meeting field at St. Dun- fer a few years bﬂore going to staris University. where matters of Nmyqoundlan-d mutual interest to both organiza- “ ' l tions were discussed.

COURT-Tile only case heard at

QUEEN'S CQUNTTY SUPREMEi where by passengers and

Sammerside Trade Board Makes Strong Protest Re Curtailecl Train Service

At a recent special meeting of the Summerside Board of‘ Trade with President Donald Baker pre- siding. the matter of the with- drawai of the afternoon train cori- nectlon to and from this Province and the mainland was discussed and general dissatisfaction was expressed at the action.

It was decided that the follow- ing letter be forwarded to the Hon. J. L. Ralston and to Premicr King, requesting that they bring the matter to the attention of thi- Ttansport Controller asking him to use his influence to have the present very satisfactory service maintained. The resolution wasi moved by Mr. J. F‘. Arnett. second ed by Mr. S. G. Merriam and un animously endorsed.

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delivered in Halifax or Sydney the next morning. Needless to say, this quick transportation meant a great ucal, not uiiiy to our shippers. but to their customers in riie distrlb-ut‘ mg centres. In many cases it meant an earlier delivery, by anywhere up to LWClILy-IOUI‘ hours, than under the previous time schedule, these shipments, leaving any point on our inaiii line in the morning, reach Moncton the same night, instead of from twelve to twenty-four hours later. as under the old system. Any person acquainted with tire live stock business can realize the importance of quick transporta Lion.

Now an order is issued caiiceii ing this service which, for the past iour we kg, has proven to be flit best we cvcr had. We are finding! no fault with the Transport Cori-

ri/~~i't get

Bummerside. P.E.I., June i8, 194s I Dear Sir:

With reference to the Trans port Controller's recent order can ceiling certain services on thr- Canadian National Railways solic- duies pertaining to thc liandlinf! of passengers on Prince Edward Isg land, and to and from this Pro vince: ,

For some months the matter of , improving our summer connections with the mainland was untitu" in ‘ vestigation by the department of the Provincial Ciovernmciri, and by the Boards of Trade of Cirariorw town and Summersitic, v.iih ii result that finally a soiutiuir arrived at, and agreed to by Railways, and the new s'.'i was put into effect on May We did not ask for a tiiiilfl passenger service, or any atldii‘ to the current schedules whiclrt would entail added expenditures. In order to improve botli tlri- e senger and freight we were satisfied to put up the slow services of frciclil tr in order to secure, wii ~ r cost. to the Railways, r ~ j tions so vital to the tr.-<'r~ oi province. So, by chair-rag time schedules of certain duled and tinsciictiiilctl trains, a service was worked <>-.it, freigii‘. from ail points of the iiiirin iiil(‘ of

avcry st-iziioii of railway in ‘rill... ,l)oniinitrn ilfitliflliil’ cannot be llUa

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LEAVE FOR “IONCTON Touay the Supreme Court iTslerdﬁy afier-| the Prince Etitvard Island divi

—P“em‘er J‘ Walter Jones and Mr‘ noon was tnat of The King vs.

by leaving in tiic morning.

. s O B‘ Graham Rogers’ S“pe“v'5"r o‘ Grace Smith, a Prohibition appeal‘, reach Sackville at 4.01) pm, illl'\

the P.E.I. Travel Burcxcatiuintlgl-avewtoﬂ ca,‘ The ‘appeal was dismissed railway officials in connection \v'th ivnhtﬁostsafslexeg “élffkllgjxxles the proposed discontinuation of the mg e c ‘ u r ch "f , ‘v n late train service to the Isla-id. c,“ 3' gh- ﬁnal aw?’ They will meet with Mr. J. r. “f5 °§‘_‘°l;°;d* qthmcojtpptked a? Prinele, General Manager of the 215% gitmjsjw“ A c 5 mers C.N.R.. Mr. Rand H. Mathesori, sec ‘rec, ca” Thsdce 9' (1 h u ‘ d rotary of the Maritime Transport 17'e“d“ ' “e Gas‘ WAC (meme atron commission and others. was an Ermise FUNERAL funeral of the late Mrs. Frederick R C'M"P-- m" the Parkman. of East Royalty, WAS

late residence. Service at the home ﬂi-lllellﬁllt and ﬁi-LOPIWIV and grave, was conducted by the Mark R. itizicﬁlllilﬂll. Cfoivll. Rev. Neil Herman and the Rev. I. Cﬂllft drljﬁllldlvd l0 Fit J. Levy. The pail-bearers were". S‘ 391111191‘ l. Messrs. W. H. Platts, W. Chester S. a civil jury case will be heard. McLure, Lloyd Stevenson, Len _-—-- --i-__- Doucette, Cyril MacGrcgor. and MISS CLAIRE SHEA Neil Darracn. The interment \\';:s -_-- in U19 P9013199 CCITWWYY- The AlYlCi of Death visited the home of Mi, and Mrs. Wilfred Shea.

duum at Holy Redsemer came to a ci',-se last evening. His of fifteen years. After an 11111955 Excellency, Bishop J. A. Osullivan of semi-time she calnrly breathed

s. ted in the sanctuary. After her 11st on Sunday morning. June congratulating the people on the 7. ' large attendance, and urging rticm‘ She will br- sadly missed in the to continue their" devotion i0 lhei homo writ-re she is survived bv her Mother of God, the Bishop gave parents, seven brothers and five Benediction of the Most Blessed s-tcrs. All were present except; Sacrament. The Devotions closerfRlin, wfio is in Montreal. with the congregation singing “Holy. Her funeral took place at the God We Praise Thy Name“. The Immaculate Conception Church sermons of the first two days of‘ Palmer Road, where Requiem mags‘ the 'I‘riduum were preached by the was sung by her poster, 119v, pay. Rev. D. Edwards, C.Ss.R. {gtk Walsh, ivho also officiated at

e rave.

PROMOTIONS ANNOUNCED - Thgé pallbearers were six of her The following promotions among cousins: Billy Gaudet, Jimmy C9311 the personnel of the 17th (Reserve) Philip. Gerard and Desmond cgllal Armoured regiment were announced Khali- lﬂst night: Cpl- G. T. Clarke. Sum- ~ - gieﬁsigg lélgifllﬂlesti to sergeant; Cpl. " BIRTHS

i - - BW. ummerslde to se - ‘M? geant; Tpr. E. H. Coles, Milton ti: gcINNls _ M the Charbttemw" Actinl! L-cpis. ‘For. P. o. Cudmore, “pm”- J‘"‘° "- 1943- t0 M1 and Winsloe to Acting L-Cpl.; Tpl‘. .1. w‘ Em Mannie- e daughter. G‘ Rodd’ Milton m Acting hep“ argaret Joanne.

TDY- P- C- Tﬂylor. Winsloe, to Act- IrSATBI-Is

‘i518 $9216 Tllf- glJ. P12118811, Rus- SQ -_;M_

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J. F, Moore. Charlottetgwn, togbe Island Hospitaluosi Pgtiiiﬁsvmﬁfﬁg

ACUHB Staff Quarter Master ser- 20th., 1943. William C. Squires in

scant; ‘Ppr. r1. E. Boutilier, Char- his 77th year. Funeral from’ the

lottctown to Aerlng CD1; Tm.‘ J_ MacLean Funeral Home tomorow,

c. Innis to Acting Cpl. WPdtW-sflﬂi’. service starting at twn o'clock. funeral leaving at 2.30, 1n-

terment Prlncetown Cemetery,

Personals

Mr. John M. Arscnault. of St.

Innis, is a. visitor- in the city, v D i? a s

MMliss sharp of the Bank of »

m‘ "l" 9 t yesterday morning by

plane for Moncton where she will UNDERTAKER

vlelt her aunt. Mrs. Derek Cole. EMBALMER Charlottetown and

guest of Mrs. Waiiie Jenkins. North Will-ditto

-——~ Fiona “~- Cpl. J. R. Power, C.B.C.. of Sum- ,.. . merslde, spent, the week-end 1n Charlottetown,

Mrs. Boswell Jenkins. McKenzieb Corner, is visiting in Becieque, the

The many friends of Rosalie Mc- Donald wil be glad to learn that she returned to her home at Little Pond after a. serious illness of three months.

Too Late To Clasify 1min sou-z - nanny rowan Sprayer. Wilson MacDonald, Johnston River. 5-23-31 can sacs _ worm HORSE. o. n. I-l ndm . M. I-l, d iill ‘wsmabll’ Prlwl- Apply Mrr- A- lma ml’ ,.e,,f,‘§, on’ MOVQQQQ?“ l‘ s. Robertson, Mermaid. 6~23-li u ‘A “"— _ . _ LOST INCIIARLOTTETOWN emf? is '§§".§n'§é‘.§‘.“’°vi.rri°.i}.“'i3i.i.°v. 8°“ Welding "M- Flmier Mic

Hon. J. D. Hyndman of Ottawa, is spending this week in Charlotte- town on a visit to his mother. Mrs.

further emphasize the illusion of depth.

And there, in a nutshell. is the secret of getting a feeling of depth in your iilciiires- Make mire that This egg market continues very some familiar object-such as a tree, strong with some price increase no- a barn, a house. a horse. a canoe, tlvPﬂblB lﬂ the Grade A MISC ctc.—ls included In the foreground ;‘l'1"l'3,‘°';l'n ayhiﬁgytilfiiielcggfngkfe‘ of your picture, along with "human 1 ward trend to the market. Interest" when Ilﬂﬂﬂlble- lsiatloiis are paying producers for

Hero's one further tip which islrft 1 itngriidiegraeggs delivered: illustrated by the picture, but wh ctr J ‘ _ is important just. the some. Witch 2 1£fﬁfgg?nd B for sideiightfng. Objects and scones C 20 which are pictured when the sun is

Market Report

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m I grréiode shipments delivered Char- shlning upon them from the a e , 0 9 Wlli _

appear to have a greater feeling of i 2 hlgldglflm 32 {°“.'.‘.;"‘.§.'.i.“.".£‘.‘itilltt.t‘i.ii.t“°’° ~ B t»

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C 25 374 John van Guilder RHiiiiwgldgzgifillﬂlllltfﬁ146100597

1N5.) Helen MacPhee, Summer‘ at Guardlr ‘1 0mm‘ mwnd- side. Mrs. Hnnway was a former @341

classmate of Lieut. MacPheds at the Royal Victoria Hospital, Mon- wgfrfﬁ“ E0‘ fksligesoliiiﬁzinﬁhl;

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"a free. Mrs. tDr-J C. H. Beer, 277

MOWiIﬂK to Dtahe aerioruis illness of Km“ 5L PM“ 759-1’ 3'73"“ r. saac uce e s two sons ‘M

Raymond and Vincent arrived by wygolfo? gale '1; R0so%(?g,1:g,'“&’f5l,,

plane Saturday from Boston, Mass"! Stewart Dunsmfma '8 233i

n ti? in; formefséiii-st visit to his ' l“

na ve ome in rty-two e .‘ _

They are the guests of their ' wﬁglﬁgn Ro:d_MMD' Arrkgai‘,

Mrs. L. G. Anderson.

-—— LOST - BLACK /AND WHITE eimilii. cﬁnd"'iiiigbrfii°r§'h°ﬁietii‘ ’ F§."t‘§'s'.‘°'.§§.’ Percy Cm’ u m s l Helen MacPhee, 'n.c.a., u-iilw; ~__._.°“° 34l'__6‘_23'_ M.C. nnd Miss Jean MncPhee ore SAW MILL MACHINERY AND spending holidays at their hornet Camp Equipment, Engrmcu; stock in Summersidc. Col. MacPhce is at of new nnd used sawmill moch- present. O.C. of the military hos lllﬁ/TY- bvltlmi. pulleys, shutting, pita]. New Glasgow, N.S., Lient, etc. Blankets, beds, mattresses, t.N S.) MacPlice is on the staff “RMP- °'~°~ Inquire from us, we

at lire January term of the Court! _ K appeal. Witnesses YESTERDAY _Th,, testifying were Cpl. N. Alvin Shaw.‘

‘ Crown and . .. , . b -, .. Samuel L". Boswell for the appell-l‘ they saved a “how d“ Um ‘mu’

held yesterday afternoon from licr m“ J» J< ibmlsmn repmsenéeed when on leave. We nc a

TRIDUUXW 61-0555 — Tilt‘ Tl'l'|Ii"1‘c.<fl:-:t. and clauvcd as ifs own. Cihifih‘ the": rlaughtcr. Claire. at the age

ll-lalifax from the sazno ovcriiiizz Arid passengers for hioirctuir of points West and North of‘ kloiit-ltru. could catch west bound trains at

‘Sackviile, which would result, in

i many cases, in the s ring

tcaily a days tra

i This service proved to . of l great advantage to the hundreds if

service men now training. in

province vvlictlicr travelling

leave or on duty. In many case

to and returning from their hams;

_ The; Montreal or Boa-ton, lravizr; t _ 53am P“ by evening trai s, . v in when l7- 15 Bﬁnﬁciedl at Sackvilic with iiY‘

train for Prince Edrvarci and were roiirpclicd to

rrr Sackviiic. If thov l""l" Maritime-s on Saiurdayr. v compelled to remain over till Mi I clay for a connection to tin- l: UIIdGI‘ Oili‘ !I(‘\\' ilTFﬂllgOiilCiiL. ' ‘Vlav 24. a Ii citation nzr tiers would " thorn at Sackvilie. and rc. or Sumnicrsidc about. 10.30 pin. But, from a National point oi view. perhaps freight. traffic taircs precedence just now over pass-rit- ger movements. A irumhcr of our farm products are more or loss perishable, and fast fraiisporia tioii is an important itrcttrr in handling them. For instance. at the present time, under the sch» ciule which it is pronoscd to cancel on the 27th inst.,thereisariinsist- cnt demand from Halifax. Svcln and other points in Nova Scotia. for large quantities of eggs. but ter. cheese, etc.. not only for ii=c in Army Camps and Air Tr. lllill‘ Schools. but for the provisioniir: of hundreds of naval and convoy ships. The providing of such com- modities for those services is sure ly a war measure. and time is of ten a very important factor. llri der our new sclicdulc we found that shipments could leave air-r point on the main line of the P. E. I. Railway one morning, and be

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of Cogswcli St. Military Hospital. "i" “We Y0" money. M Zager- Halifax. Miss Jean is a student m" 4* CO Md. Bayview Road. mm n 1h- I-wih- Inn-up. Ottawa. onL o-o-iz-il.

,p:ir of the services.

{nation is ticspcrart-ly

river a full day at. either lvfoii Min i

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trailers. We realize that. a irrnzi

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sessccl of aii the details of even We know ii is war time, and that the coal sit "oils, and we -.r<~ prz-pztrcti to a: L further rs where important sat-

i:e effected. li'c iiiai. when we asked _r.rrs to be zittuclrczi

:i i‘.' extra lniirzs. i’I'(‘\ trains were llllillillg iiiiicri frclgiits. \l.i'o ior changes in

(lilies. in (rrdcr that we oiirtkvr COIIZIOCIIOII‘; . \\il_\' s:

r rs of pcrisiin e products, an lilPlI‘ cilrstomcrs who arc so ill wtczrilii tir-aizuiuiug more and IIIQYI‘ oi of our products . .. To us the iruiiy of tlio sitiiuliitr i, sin .' lies Ill the frat flint it t.ui.'.i, lj" 01f of this so culled 1 tgei‘ sci 1 some iii vice vriil mcan no i hi; lo tiiel illlVl‘ lo be iii} 't~ foal w. . ..iiv.ia_v. The some products are furnish lllllCil further iirformaiiiiir iierc tn he moved, and tho suiiro, aw. tit l‘ ‘out nu sioiv iius ior- , iiumbci of freight trains will iiivc, ' d)’ iiiiit; cauirtii. , to be riin—as unscheduled freight-z I tilrl therefore .. t of court." : and our badly neodcdl ask hr‘ ' t‘ i products will be from tvrt-lve to, the "i i tuxeiiili-foiir hours later in reach . your inflir- ', int; he strategic points at which, en o permit the tiit v arc. so urgently culled for. i 1irrszciit. i111": sci "Lilo to rem in in We believe that if tiiis marten offer-i \"iii l‘ _ ‘.1 i wcrt- properly put before lire. Trans i the Raiiv-i .~.. i"‘.l tnnciv zmrtiiiori Controller. he iriiolit by inrporwnt to the people of this dried to cancel his order for 1ir'~"w~..~~ stoppage of this .crvicc on tiit Thanking you in advance for inst. We are advised that their‘ a. ' I.‘.I roiv l a considerable increase in our ' ' (ctport traffic this year as (‘om pared with the same period in I942 ‘

Yours \'(‘l'\‘ i-r". , The Summersitlc Board of Trade

Ganadiaiiltegion Monthly tvieeliiig

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The regular monthly meeting of the Charlotte- town branch will be lieid in the Legion Home Thursday evening, June 24 at 8 o'clock. Delegates are "to be appointed for the provincial convention and other matters of importance considered. A good attendance is ertoected.

Ira M. Brown, Branch Secretary 6-23-2i

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The Hon. John Bracken will be at North Rus- tico Harbor on Friday, June 25th, at 3. p. m. All electors of the district are invited to be present to hear Mr. Bracken and to discuss with him present day problems and needs of ‘the farmer and fisher- man- if weather unfavorable, meeting v/ill be held in the hall.

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