J1EE ‘WESTERN GUARDIAN

M?’ AGENT-Mn. John Pond. M Water Street Iulplch 259 h‘ 5UMMEB8 and panic; qguNl-y o“

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ml! In Mlllhl Ill!!! at my of the Iollowln‘ no", u,

The SUMM

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l; u Bookstore WI’: 8k Goarllq Drupm _

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The Guardian will be delivered to a llama in siimmenld p ﬂﬂilll my at if Pa: dz: or wag; not. ‘iii-one m m this emit; J m, your order o e n! rm ll for ﬂtllvﬂltl on your ma“, 71-? ‘ -- _i_

—HOOK MATS. ANTI UES, ld 4m; ciiliirnn 1| i-mryeddlortlll"iﬂlllsﬁwllre. large ESSOXtmgIt clegr- at IW" 'm°'°5‘ h" i ""1111" ing at greatly reduced prices at

. - ature may be insert- 25 zluswtfcfitil n word strictly pay- m, |n advance.

00k rm’ Spray 40c pound 1 uric: '30.. Kcnslngwll-

_ygi"ltl.\'.-\l The ideal body builder 2o oz. bottle $1.00. Gourlies W‘ 5w", L-BOG-l-d-Zi.

Jmflvifﬁh‘ yeast tablets. 250 m. 5111i hiinilill Drug Company, h...“ .~;iit~. L-615-0-6-2i. _y_iltnl.lil"s speciall 3 cakes ‘l perfume $1.00. Gourlies

14-606-9-6-21 .\\ ll-.I) for store. state illltl salary requlred_ ﬁllllllllPfSitlff. L-608-9-6-2i.

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(l. MUTTART, Gert- icc Auency. Insurance Liberal contracts at Phone Sumnierside.

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Keiisiiigizon Aiid Vicinity

lit" l’. N l.- liliinc was a business

N euiiiiiiersitie on Thurs-

s Lynch. of Charlotte- - iitkiililfilllll here before ~.piiy' throng o1 ilevcly- iii; a pleasant hrilany . ll KCllSlllgfOll4 as well our lll‘\\' beautician Miss ii ti, who has purchased .. loflllffl‘ parlor, ll'l get- ..iy.

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1i, h. Bernard has return- ‘_.llll llll enjoyabeexiend- "with relatives and ‘ht-n, Mu&. Mrs Bor- iicd Ml‘. Isaac Milton, Iii. home. Mr. Milton iii on return, intend- ‘. zlieutis in New Bruns- ....\ .\.i‘.' buck.

1l’.l‘ll(iS lire pleased to l lrd once again out reccilt illness.

illicit, of Silmmerside, vlslto: to Kensnig-

unuer clement ht- itrvvti the weekly i iilhllitﬂill on Wednesday

a and Mrs. Hurry’ Hire i0 Charlotte-

..i»l-~ t-i-i-iiiiik ivas had on llllfl\' oi our younger iuiirneved to French . : t-iricyable corn bo.l i4 vi-ailicr iiinn liianag- h» bust hehzivioilr for . ii.i~.t of their stay, and, n. rvptiris nliiple justice w the abundant suppfy

Lure, "The Man in

which was being ' .. ipitol Theatre, Slim- w. Vituiiicsday‘ and Thurs- niiis ivcll aticnrled by '. iiw 1.. ll pictiiqe fans.

and daugh- - to "7211" . on Satur- ' an enjoyable ton. ‘zit r man during Thurs- ‘Willi-Kilt the long-looked udiv-needed rain to our

Tlit- iii i» lav

..i lllilztiitnn was a

.01‘ i0 Charlottetown on

Nazis EPrevent Rescue 0f iiwn Airmen.

IDYDN Sept. (i-(CP) — Tile % \.l1‘1 Friday night that airmen have altlllll DN- mfd the rvscue of their comrades the .\\'1\ by British naval units."

All Aiilllllillly communique said: is litiiflllllll three of His Mai- ctlﬁdilﬂvln niiclnptod to rescue in" (“ill an iiiriiicii who had biicd a‘ liver ilie sen from a German wmbrtl ‘llit- rescue was prevented h Diiltl’ Uﬂfiiillll aircraft which nt- ethc drillers with machine-

“Tilvre ivere no casualties in the lulu-is,

"dirt. ihh morning one of our 3%“ V" ‘do limits was attacked hrériilhlf.li!;i‘—ﬂllllll(‘(l bv German n; ‘l t (Willi? proceeding th ~ clo. tzrtllvs of German aircraft t. coivi iiiilic EnqlLsh Channel. crew of the torpedo zl-Rlllll’ wounded and the Hi rcsculnll the German‘ was abandoned."

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Farm For Sale AT KENSINGTON

"a?" for sale the farm property “mum iiiie Hammond J. Toombs,‘ hum‘ "I "I 23 acren of land. Ont- m‘ m“ l" Rood repair and house

all modern conveniences.

FLORA, M. TOOMBS. Admlnlltntrix.

mfwccouo+wooo+n+w

‘hi,

Jgspohding time a year ago. This

Kensington. 1,.15_9-7_71_

—F0lt ALE 1932 VB roadster in perfect condition. Apply P. 0 Box 391 or 102 Harvard Street, ‘sum. merside. 1,-17_

-DANCE AT JIM McNEILDS MW Wlrelwuse. Monday, Sept, atii. In aid of Red Cross. Under ails- pices of Baltic W.1. Round. square dances. Baltic Orchestra. in azit-nd- once. Admission 25o. L6-9-7—ll

Over 46,000 Canadian Troops

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

L —Summerside

—NOW PLAYING—

A GREAT solidi ADVENTURIMIN rrciiuicoiolu

Sponsor Yrncyl Cull 017M0- uondll A "My Ihll put! l0 lhqyio the wlldul ﬁction!

OTTAWA. Scut- o-tcei-Ar-i rival of the latest contingent of; Canadian troops in the Uiiitctl Kingdom brings Canada's lllllliiil‘)! i

establishment there rlo~c to t he maximum contemplated for the present. i

Naval Minister Mactionald today said 11.500 Canadian stildicrs and‘ 33 Canadian ilurses crossed in tlii: convoy which arrived Wednesday and gave u flat denial to a Nazi claim that a trnopship Cﬂl'l‘_\'lll{! Canadians iivas slink. 1 While there has been no official l statement from the National Dc- icnce Department on the nuiiilwr

"of Canadian troops in the United

Kingdom British newspapers plac- ed the number at 33.000 rcccnilv.

Thus the laisst contingent brings

the total to more than 45.000. In Jilly D~efcnce liiinisiei" Ral- ston told the House of Commons‘ the Government proposed to com- plete a Canadian corps of two divisions in the United Kingdom‘ and maintain it but that. in tlii>= present state of hosiiliiics. no sirl- dltional formations ivould be sciil there. At that time Col. Ramon gave the number cf Ciiuiiilinn troops outside Canada, iiicludiivi tzarrlsons in Iceland. Neivfoimrl~ land and the West Indies, as 3T.- 000. ‘ The troops. noiv in Enclaiid, coii- gist of the 1st Division llllfiPi‘ liai- Gen. O_ R. Pcarkcs, V.C, \‘.'illi"l‘ form part of the armv cups coup, mended by Lt-Gen. A. G. l. Bic-l Naughton who led the 1st Divhion Overseas. ancillarv and cor?“ irtlﬂlli undcr Gen. McNnuahion. Ililllfls‘ all of ihc 2nd Division iiiulci 3.1a: ‘ Gcn. Victor W. Odluiii and renlq forcements hcld in tlcpnis for the. unlis of both divisions and thr ancillary troops.

All-Canadian Corps

lsion on completing its arlvtiiicetl training will form. with lllll 15L Division and the ancillary troops. an all-Canadian corps under the command of Gen, MirNriupliion. Not a slnqle Canadian life ivzis lost at sea from enemy‘ action hi the movement of these iroOll-i overseas. The movement started last December and over a 110F100 of nine months the rate of move- ment was 1.200 l! WBPk- The Navy Minister said also that a group of 14 cadets bound fill‘ the Royal Navy training school ill England was included in the con- tingent of Canadians safely landed in England this week. These young men will he‘ train- ed in England for commissions in the Royal Canadian Navl‘. T1101‘ came from various centres in Cali- ada from Hfllifilx to_ Vicioriii.. Among them was William Hast- ings Howe. son of Hon. C. i). Howe. Minister of Munitions and Suppl), Britannia still rules the ivatcs, "Hitler's boasts notwithstanding, the Navy Minister said. today. pre- . sg-nting figures to’ show a large ill- crease in Canadas import and ex; port trade "largely due to the war.

y. d for the first

The minister am r Canada's ,

seven months of i118 Y" v . import and export trade Silflgﬂtllill]: é increase oi’ $376.0’71.l86 0i m0 corresponding Pmild it‘! a} “m: '34s‘, Import; increased Sililflldzgfz while exports solved ﬂlllii-“ifd-nbér Although figure: 0! l l?‘ l‘ C“? of ships leaving and entel n8 r Milan ports since the wrir were not i, the moment available. ht- shill. latest ‘statistics showed that for ill" 12-month period from March. 1030. to March, 1040, which includes ‘ seventh months of the will, i"??? was an increase of 6.368 ouigo n. i

-. i and incoming ships over the col

ted to 4.-

in tons amoun

increase 991,061.

_______,____. NORTH wiNsl-OB W1-

k entertained the ‘North Wuisloe 1N1

deny“ , tanley Yoiuikcri sided and the meetinit 096"’ . Ode and Creed. followed by the {All

i1 hlch was responded to b) ll si..."........ ii. Md e "‘."°£‘".i..“...‘.‘.“.f moved and Sccondeh n“ c thcCliiL tuie send 32-99 to t 953v lllllii‘ l dren Fund. The hick cm“ '

Now In Britain I

‘The plan is that. the 2nd Div- ‘,

"Exports," he said, "are largely iflll, theYG__overnory t‘ 1 yo,‘

to the United Kingdom and the he had llhllﬂl Nvla Scomad lame“ - ti» ivhcii Kill" 600126 V-

safe conduct of them across] i. Mm“ ‘hm-l- me Duke and Ducyyeg; i sens speaks volumes for theft 1011‘- M cmvnwn‘! Md York made Cieir oilghness and efficiency lo tie ‘our or ‘he Emmy‘; n ‘ the convoy work of till-l ROY“ Calm‘ The "fleeting glimpse o b‘ dian Navy and of the" mother lif-“py-Qvliice on their arrival lie m- vice, the Royal Nav "crt-tlicd in \l5 on came?’

Screen Play by Laurence Slulllngs rmrl Talbot Jennings ~ Produced by Nun! Slromhorg Directed by King Vidal Also Short Subject Shows 'I‘nd:iy' at 3~—7—9.15

Vice-Regal Party Tours lialiiax Area

l1.»l.l.l1~'.\X.gCl3l- GQCPPTQ“ stutii it lgjllil oi Aihloiic and his - \ Alicc iociay made a tour dcfeiiccs of the

l. the iiilhiury y Tlllllillx 'ill‘\‘;l utter attending on 0f.ici‘il reuvptlon tit Ploinlce iluusc. _

[qiiw --=es ziiitl their peisoiltlﬂl

iillflPl‘ ilit- in"? 0i m“ Gmer" (‘Zl'l.li, who expressed all"

m. , ‘Hie Vicc-Iiepal hurl-y (jy-ﬂwl tin-ouch the streets of ti? city anti ivcril 20°95 of nteyod’ tau-rs oi‘ the llilhfzix coast bllga o

iﬁillli‘

_ - _. and rﬂ-mﬂvd ,.,,--- m. Tile llrlmh ilﬁfl ploughed through rm, 1-,, ,_.>.,.. ,5 4 Qclilllllie Practices and not to be ‘W-"Y “my msiwﬂu)“ or we mn- tbgllllgsglllﬁnlfilfll hurl tloiir- if.“ rv 111?‘ Parih and concrete and opened ed, with SPDIIQHX ehdri“ vnfnnus to me individual compan- llb 5» . damrigc. Mani" other» lincl lllfllCl-ilhilllst‘ iivo ice! Sqllﬂrc lll the i"? ciuhi. iorncrloc: um, . > l». U y 1,1‘ (‘v‘\'1‘l'llil;'~(i.‘llf‘l'{\i and i-lci ed damage. bu, m, lmhu,,._,._ ~ __<ii ivllp shelter. Lhpads a,t_.,,.,,,.,,_ and hwn. _ H“ . ljawlcrs said plans for sppealhsve ‘:‘~‘v»-‘1 ll. inc. . who “Ymed m~ The old lllIllYs house was lust a l Silolpsv, idQQ‘pf)O1‘-]fO1bUV 816551- Tlid ever, her officers said ill" llPll l" id ' ‘mi 5"‘ m” decidfd “ANN “rm. “Spun; pnncl? sholl_ A b0m1]\y)i1i)]i had landed m, 7g(‘l‘l'1)flrll"9( up, {ﬂier {iron scla. - no; been m mm‘, ‘vmhms ,,.,,.,,,_._,l ‘ if. J. Badden, pg-sident of con. .v,._,,-,i [Jlllltl zind Nt-iv Brunswick. the backyard had bloivii n\\'tl.\"l<l0l'$. ‘l YWFDEQPS- (‘Qrltall lxliuevfll‘! the vovalze from flog-Hill to '_ y isi lli"l‘ materials. limited, was fin- ..,,.,, ,,;-,.<..~;2i~d iviih addresses 0f The eellngs hzlrl fallen in Debi <€p_.siiil mg, an The R. f, . Vii pm‘: that started \\'<‘tlilf‘.~flll‘.‘ iii. _i P11 $4.000 with the alternative of ‘P ,j.,,,,,.. ii-gm the provincial and a foot deep was n11"! 0" m? Hm“ Hcnﬂm- ‘$097’ W“? Pr)‘ n. P" 1 “We rcirarcl this as ~t ll roll‘ in i SIX liionihs in jail. \'l(\'i‘(‘ ‘ill '1llll\‘lliS after being 0f‘ 13"“ (‘Pwrﬁl m" “m5 and mrH-lr€{=' warlinogllilfgiiililpigijlsorexsitiietifllfglfiiilj: Cruise". dpolnror! Lin" '(‘m’v','."_"-"l-m4‘ (‘Ontplnies ‘med $104K” “Vere: C ” mm b\' Licllt-GQV- pathetic. llllqiotlellll-i i" “mimcl n45, Whw we“ “Gums had fallen W T. Lmliv. lair our-tr y» “may cpiiiniiwr lvlatcrlals. Limited; Ship- - _'~ ‘ _ NS ‘of Nam sci-MB and chrlsitliiinits, y" I i _ ~ W3 _ Admiral commanding illc ‘f0 ‘- -.l. 1mm: Containers, Limited; Standard \i.iih “I was m u“. 511mm, the uq- on .i Sllb1...)ii1l station. One track The 31.55,.“ “.35 ‘m. _,»_,,,- one n! Pwor BOX Limited. Mumhnevw ‘ma “m MﬂmCrl-silowe the Vice- mall Sflid suddenly. “We lvcl‘? im“ ’,‘,;‘.d..i’§.°§‘§§’°k°“ and “wrlkmm "Ye the destroyers i0 come t; a (l-‘CK it?‘ Containers horrified‘ Canadian i. . ~. _ _ . I_‘ l _ l - v . 13hIi555"iiwvvdxslcillv lllitlllg“ i“ ‘with “Q‘§.§§..“§i.§?.§"°..-i§$i‘i.‘.§ "Mister. we'll put our dud be- $2.ﬁhfiiniiiTiiiiiTﬁ333...}?ti???’ “"’°""“““ B°*’~'“ Llmiiﬂ“ °°"'"- R’ '1_ 1'1 Iimuﬂ (“Human Mounted ouréd 6,1...‘ ' fort- i-"ii can M55 a dugk," 531d one '__A__~ __V; W ______ ' £37001 PM’)?! BOX CDMDMCY, Limited; o ~ tlov Still"?- lmd weA grit elm-tanned bilbv in ﬂ car- workman. TIN-f‘. N nouns (“if c““‘l““y i’! Camda- Limit‘ and Brownies alter riaﬂe sidrteci to cry. The ivnnizin —~——- ' " “d? Hindi‘ and Dam“; PEP" 00m"

the (uivvriior-General had inspect-

prescnicd to His Excellenc)’

Prinerss Alli‘?-

rcad in- lnnk ill. 00d filchils and other Del‘-

st-rlpl ions. chrit \\l'.il o

soniigvs. _ out“. the we @'~'¥:"“°“”'..$i‘;- iiiilzui-hcd liallfax ciilcensdPYh\m_ cd ll background in the rc c ink- lii-r of the Province Hilllse» 5P!‘ the 1rd liliirally with unlfoinis gjMp army, navy» air forge $83 gin-CM“; In his iel-llv to Jinan“ recliltd .1

return here at U19 9371195‘ 09pm“

' . onvert wihat W85 B iiiiI-‘rldxacqiigiliitaiicc into wile? I mp” w-i I _ it lasting friendship.’ h“

Excellency said. ,,

The (iovcrnor-Gomflill "if! Inf‘: on the slitics of the At oirnﬁ CM“ struck by the osltlon w.) -. ~

acin occupies n the“ Bfiilfh Em" wit-g‘ Britons are iolgliifd 013°: only ‘rv the valor of t 6 -

mint liiuti-ic but. b_v_ the knowledge 11mg. behind them he the leSOlllggfgﬁ both in llll‘ll_ and materlnrlxs of s“: giro-ail. LglOllllllxlllzéJtl-c which ova

tn s ic so - .

"Yours is n wonderful Ollrlriius: 11y, 1 congratulate vou ti}? 855ml? whys in your history l/Oll l" rd it with both hands and that Y0" have risoii to the greatness of the occasion in i1 way that is worthy of

the greatness of your inheritance." _.____._____

"Krﬂrfrln 0N CONSTRUCTION ‘TH-WEST TOWN. EDS- |cl%l\wgli?§' men were killed and 13 iiiiiircd u-hcn part oi an extension b-einz iiiarlv to a large tacitoiy leg; Tm oi the injured were B 4!! hospital.

nle Cudmore lnvlikd "l6

Mm win her home for the Sega

Illi-lllbiliw to

-~ \ll‘lll' tho wnttérmtiqtg ‘gfogshiilii diroliiliiiiii‘ mo“ '1 dc Crmwclliind Miss Wiii- Mmgggufre A 19mg;- of thanks fig: niilr. m... Mrs. Rev Fm“ “l” received. It we r1810" the Institute NW5

for

-ia-al-a_z_ _

Skll‘. . d 15 t pi H supply of Wm m ‘bi-guoifnltiins. ..

1¢ll‘.\ "ﬁr."

lto.l Call to

f‘ I i- -i' iir, i iii 111 incl ll Phmmc o! nmﬂes.

illl.w\\i‘l'i‘(i hv illi ex

‘ - ...~ (i) l 1S. i t"j\lii‘iii\iif.l~ltlg'tEi-sﬁfinbi‘ singing Nation- ',i1 Alliiiflll. A (1011610115 lunch was

t] ‘ll srvcd bV the hostess end a H it hour spent in social im-er-

rn~

(G 11115:? . iPatriot please copy)

choice of non-Labor men to gileeaogrincipal addresses at the un-

5 potential candidate for re-electlon

North American defence talks tween Canada States and the conference between i Prime Minister King and President

ﬁggéﬁlt/glt ivns designed, "in part at i board, Captain Murray intimated,

present position).

i

Labor Protests Remarks By llon.R. B. Hanson

TORONTO. Sept. C. — (C?) _ Members of the Toronto District Trades and Labor Council unanimous resolution last n ght pro- gating remarks of Hon. R. B. Han- and Harold Crabtree. president of the Canadian Manufacturers‘ Asso- ciation, at the La of directors of the Canadian Nation- n1 Exhibition.

assed n. Federal Conservative Leader bor Dav luncheon

‘The members also protested the

VG

One resolution said in part: “'I'he

remarks n! Hon. Mr. Hanson were those of a dealing no lative to the Dominion oi’ Canada, but also of the United states and the President of the U S.

Partisan political speaker, onlv with questions re-

3. B.

The Labor men also protested

ggainst "others than those identifi- clu

with organized labor" belruz in- ded in the Labor Day progmm,

and urged that the Labor Dav luh- glean be not used or the political programs political party or partv leader."

"as a means i-f lsterlmz un the political fortunes of any (Mr. Hanson discussed the recall:

and the United

assist Mr. Roosevelt in his

The Labor Council members also

criticized Mr_ Crabtree for saying:

am not opposed to trade unions,

but we ceriainlv cannot allow fﬂ-wlc unions States t0 control our industries and that bv a nation nci at ivar." Thoyj said such stntemcnis were not in ihc ‘ best interests of the empires e .

operating in the United

ffort w“

Dwellings Are Targets Most llit In Raids

By DREW MIDDLETON Associated Prcss Staff Writer LONDON, Sept. 6.—<APJ—People of the slums ii-aiitpd sllljlltli‘ inst bombed houses in tne Silfllllt! neat. An old man and a vouni.’ woman.

eyes red from iveeiling, stood oili-

side one house.

"I'm not 201112 to leave. the old man k013i Sllvlllii, _ here 59 years. l’m not iloillg- Tilly 11 steal m_v oothcs."

An an" ru _ ,_ lesslvt "I lock ‘cm to a rcllcl "vii-If ivhere ihcv ‘have i)((i.~ and iooc. Thev crime rli-tht hack. leave." _

‘The slllllls were the first sio a three-hour tour of areas hon last night, a tour ilmt covered vim

I'm not. "

f‘

picked it up and stood looking ill

West Coast

In 0rhit 0f Defence Board

k R .P-( - it‘ West Coast definitely 23o within the orbit of ltudlel b61118 made by the permanent defence of Canada. and the Unittd States, Cap- tain W. L Murray, Deput, Chief of Naval Staff and senior mrlltary eiL- pert of the board's Canadian sec- tl0ll, said today,

At Navy in: Maodonlid’: weekl conference, Capt. Murray said e Defence Board wB-l consid-

ering all aspect-i of defence and the “ est Coast is not being forgot- n"

to .

Mr. Macdonald’: report was one of steady prowess and accomplish- ment on the part of the Royal Can- adian navy. He lot it be known that the last and mightiest convoy of troopl in which Canadian guard- ian vessels had e, part had safely delivered this week to England n,- 500 troops together with 33 Cona- dian nurses and 14 naval cadets. In transporting troops acrou the broad Atlantic Canada. has not lost

a man nor a o Minister

gun. The Canadian navy, til said, was delighted with the Brltni acquisition oi 50 destroyers from the United States and was doing all in its power to facilitate deliv-

ery. Canada. was prepared to man some p! these ships, but he d not say whether or not this woul be

done.

~

\\‘0ll_i(i include the possibility of com- pleting the long-contemplated Alas- ka hitzhvi-av from Vancouver to

Juneau.

Upon the basis of Mr. Macdonaitfs figure of 11,500 troops recently landed 1n the United Kingdom and reports in the British press of 35,- 000 Canadians in that country to- nether with a statement made by Defence Minister Ralston in the House of Commons in Jilly that the government proposed to maln- tain a corps or two divisions there, the assumption was made that for the present the task of the navies in escorting continizents overxas mlttht be considered com lete.

Mr. Macdonald noted w th satis- faction the rise in trade in the ﬁrst seven months of this year as against last. Exports, mostly to the United Kingdom as a result of the war, rained nearly $l70.000,000, he said, "speaking volumes for the through- ness and efficiency oi’ the Royal Canadian Navv convoy work."

He announced three new appoint- ments: Cmdr. W. B. Creery, former Commanding officer of’ the destroy-

Thel; wont .

isee lllPlWfllllPn cleaning. p of: ihpfliivcre 1.500 people inside.

cr Fraser, sunk in a collision whi'e in action. be commander-in- eharzrc at Halifax: Cnidr. L_ J. M. (‘iriuvrziu to be senior officer Gristle. and Engineer Captain Geo.

"I'vi- ,;;>'.l ‘iipslie Stephens to be naval super-

intendent at Esqulmalt, B.C., as

i\\'(‘ll as chief engineer at the dock- id warden said hcip-‘vards his present Dost.

An air raid ivarcleli said. ‘there Didn't tcilch a one."

MASONIC LODGES DISSOLVED

Studies or the permanent defence..

8 Destroyers ‘ Arrive; Still Fly ll. S. Flag

nysonnmnmxo i

air and naval base silks loccalile n tangible fact today as a group of the vessels steamed lll‘O llllS p011, Tara went aboard to

The flotilla came into harbor un- '

ERSIDE GUARDIANE

ﬁnadlan ma so" Writer i He" you Obie-Wed the bouquet jirggi PORT félgggrﬂoCfé-rﬁ?‘ fiﬂ-iiliojDli-tlli wlny flavor of HORSES SlaLhFl- , - lt- not 3 . . 5mm,- exchange o, --.,,.,.,.__.,g,.~_i,,,, El) ORANGE PEKOE TLA Thou- "Yl/lﬂeﬂble destmirlls I'll‘ llllihril sands have. Some users say it lQLlHJS

nothing to be desired.

man them i |

der grey skies after siiilin: ll hours after President litioscliel’.

ftziv i ounoed the U 5 ‘

hall {i0

. v." " '1 l4

. _‘ I. States naval units hurl cnHW-ti Canadian port since the outlirvak 01' war,

A few hours after their a: the riesirovez-c cwilcrl ‘ ed and put to sea. in a murky haze on what a liai... u... . . scribed as "purely (‘X(‘I'i‘i.<.t?%." Tilt-y

"ril,

Kilver Fox Far

TIMELY NOTES ON TOPICS CONNECTED WITH

ming '

returned mo hours liltcl‘. 1c izianui-tl ii-tiiii page a, x1 . 3119M‘ G0 55ml"! son amounts to less than 10c per British sailors were seen to go w‘ aboard acme o! the ships, wiiue

The annual meeting of the Do- minion Silver Fox and Furs Lim- lied was held in Summerslde on iét-ptcmber 3. The shareholders xiuulii voted good dividends and vieclctl a strong board of directors. The officers for the coming year are: President, W. P. Callaghan; Vice-Prcsidriit, Douglas Bell; man-

they lav at anchor after their ar- rival. and observers assumed the destroyers were taken iii so U. S.- seamen could inmii ~i/i " ii; i with the operation of tilt.‘ vo Tonight, the rlesirovcw. sill iii-iv the Stars and Stripes. It iwis ex- pected they would transfer to the Union Jack tomorrow. filﬁllilll thori- was no announcement mi \\il1".'l the‘ fiQlflC dircctol‘. James E, MM. switch might be luatie offivlcl Uiillilifl. The majority of the pelts “vgrileltiﬂlﬂimnf; Lmfflfl‘ ,‘l"“""t) llllllfiiPil the past season were sold

9‘ L‘ M‘ f’ U’ ‘l “eiin North and South America at

for ﬁCVHfLll ill ' * nti ixilis from zho same niipor i. . ~ - recently dealt iinzii. l: is ll . .. ing to recall that this company was organized in 1934 by W. P. Callaghan and Dr. R. H Iiillcllon- ald, Saskatoon. bilill lllnlll ivho have made their liizii lli ulll‘ lil- dusii‘)? Dr_ M lziti a ‘i

cDoliliI ' r 0‘iL'l>-.l\ tilzd Siillllllg ln sas iioon 501111 became a. leading physician. l s ranch near that city has furni. .1. many notable [irlze WllllIPfS and also ex- portcd pcits that have .

markets. The Dominic. and I-"urs, Ltd“ have a cord for fair dealing

tllittuislled c

Food and many szeatlfast patrons who have

have

unbounded fiiith in the fox business.

the future of

side oi the Atlantic. Tiii‘\'\\'i‘!'i‘ not . , t ‘ ,, 4 .. ._‘ very siiiismctory prices. Those sold 262:? ed t‘) rennin km“ mm‘ m“ in Europe did, not realize as well. Just after the m: o.’ oi.- two The Cvmpﬂlll 5 financial position groups of desfroverg hm .:_-».,.,..,.,; is strong and they have orders anchor, a liner Qai-rvihg smnn Brit. ____ _ __ _____ kshdlnay man cant; up lhc harbor. n ca ions were ev wit-c to man the U. S. craft. “ 1 9 The port received the ll S rein“ forcemenis ciuieltlv. No sirens I . screamed 0r wiist cs biciv from the. vessels in the stream m- at the} c p F d dock. The complement on the Am-i erlcan flotilla itself. ivzis oquallv‘ subrhéarl. bThlsi onlv $1211‘ of \ac]tiv1iti' was e {in n2 of New. ic t.‘ and the holsiinz of simial flaps 1110f‘ TORONTO- 5917'" 6 “(on _' tween the ships iFlIlGS amounting to $181,500 were |ievied on l9 paper box manufac- Have Escm-Q shim |iuring companies today when Mr. ‘Justice J. A. Hope of the Supreme

‘with the dc-itlovcl? to bﬂlllW-Cd , Court of Ontario issued Judgment glalytgorillxilfmgigzfﬁiit,N? .,,‘ T“ ﬂ.fllli.'illg them guilty of combining ‘ ' * " ' ' ' ‘ill restraint of trade contrary to

of the United States

as an escort ship.

Admiral F. I... Rciehmi the movement.

The admiral t-uliir- ml his respects to the llii adian naval officers li rwpstttirl to taki- the United States sl~.o::.v.

setcioii 498 of the Criminal Code of Canada.

The SJEJ-page judgment raid in one ivlacc that the conmanies put competition “in a straight Jacket."

Fines ranged from the maximum . pvna’ , tor one company. The other 5 oom-

P.

ioril to [lJV ' illtl i‘.ii in

Companies fined $5.000 were: G. W. Hendiershot Corrugated Paper Company, Limited; Kraft (‘on- tainers. Unified; Superior Box Com- pany, Limited; and lifaririme Paper Products Company", Limited.

Dominion Corrugated. Paiwr Com. pany, Limited, was fined $2.500.

The accused companies carried on

business in Tqionto, Peter-borough, London. Ont., Halniltom Ont. wit. erloo, Ont, Montreal, \'innipeg,

St. Boniface, Man, and Halifax.

Mr. Justice Hope sold in his judgment that the principal evi. denaoe, including official minil books and concwondence cor. .i.c- ed him that "a common design w established.’

Malpeque ls Newt

it was not Zlll1l0lll]l‘(‘ii when the flo-

til'a lender ivould sail. She was tlic Rilsst-Il, n

ship of the ncivcsr ti

‘panics were fined $5,000 each. ‘The judge said he wished the fines to operate as s deterrent to

Canadian Ship

A WEST COAST O

PORT. Sm. 6 —(CP) —An0i-her dition to Canada's growing list fighting ships —e trim corvette ty vessel-slid down the way! into waters of a flood tide hero 1 night amid the cheep: of a group of naval and militaliv officials and the men who built her.

The ship was christened "Mob peque" after an Blast Coast Bey by Mrs. G. L. Stephens, wife or en

oer Captain G. L. Stephens, R. N., in charge oi’ naval constriioaicnl. 0n the Pacific Coast.

BAN-N-[L Indkh __ mp, _ with. pony of Canada, Limited; Hvgradelr-

ISNTEVCDECINGEEENOFGR? MANCHESTER, En): ~i'CP.l--Tvrg shopkee ers here were fined for fall- ing to o serve the new re ulrcmenti of the Explosives Act. bv ‘retaining

UNHOOKED TH' GATE AGAiN .'

DAV THAT BOW STARE AT US

WHEE-EE— LOOK El’ THAT 11201’! some

WILL MAKE PEOPLE

was ow ENOUGH THEV WlLL STARE, cuz EVERVBODVLL

—-THER A coMiN‘ THING—EVEN

0|.‘ TIGHTWAD TINKERS s01" one

HIM WALK\N' ON TH‘ SIDEWALKS AN‘ GADDING IN TH'

HAVE AUTOMOBILES STORES-AND

. . _ , cr- .ledPrd ts,Lilid:Hll- “1- “- “mm! or: ilimngi iiitthigfiiiig; Lhgltéuriixlgtiitllgwirlgg mt the too or an BERLIN. Sept. s. — <AP> —- The gfvtrerletfixilidi tifillﬁiﬁofxlzfililuiiilx‘riiittt ..< tiitixgggther. Limited: MTrtien Paper gnlllillsntr-Plyfflitﬂ“! nloulw Fusiliers under mind ‘shellltelr ill a lzfllllltlfélsrerlglai" lledivs a enccvrsiild todaval} bombeld andT-suinetl a police pcsii Lilgligdi Callgdlell Bogot- ii ‘ _‘ " - All d. ' n . iouses 4 as ic Q gas n re man-occunie hen ere. l r. 11c, if’ am e ; an cme aper ox and PrlllCt‘ Eilllilld 151mm mgh 5 wn ms qblown_<>_i_1t._I could Netherlands have been dissolved, liter property?!‘ P “N no \ g l lvriiipany, Limit-rd.

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Oi tilt‘ iiii=llll°ml “d 3M0 vgvldre WHV,TH LITTLE U-OATSI RIGHT- well. HAVE 1v so x AL‘- RlGWZI-ADHEQ AND GENTLEMEN, "llllmlhl m“ W" “ V“ and SCAMP HAS av TH TIME BACK-l’. mm‘ HA/E vJATCi-i your: CARDS ctosau/ now“-

REMEMBER,THIS is ‘me JACKPOT ANDTHE NEXT NUMSER I DRAW our or THE DRUM

MAY a5 veizv imwoizmorrwves moseo/ MW HERE we so AND HERE n" \5--UNDER

BY GOLLY- MAGGIE HA5 BEEN TAKIN‘ A BATH NOW FOE‘ OVER AH HOUQ

fireworks in their poswsslon.

With

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