TUESDAY.

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN.

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AGINTI: J. lilo: III“). bl IIIIIII It. nnl George 010w Dtiuwn ls. llsllllillll All PllNlI COUNT! News lllosrlpussn “vi-flag

manual‘. - ‘nyiqlfigllllllyllllydlkld Wnlct Struct- Gcurlsu, Jllugssah Wain lllool. Stills Ill! Otllvllollnfl

nsu Incision. Toronto lasers. lass:

The Guardian Ill Currier Boy at l0 p8 ‘or givn your oslcr ll

is lsllvlul dny cc 10c nu ncy rec -BUY iodized rock sis-lb Bruce's.

-BUY 1i and 1 sizs lse l sma time “dams

vmshboams at Bruce's. -BU¥ coal tar, galivn

nlsod nails and till fishing supplies at sirens.

—WAN'1‘ED experienced maid for general housework. Apply by letter to Mrs. Morley M. 8e11, Summerside. 2-15-21.

-FOR SALE. — 2 Trdppy Belg- ian l-lorses lwo los., 4 and 6 yams- Drlvlng more i000 lbs. 6 years. 11114.‘ uorser. Driving horse an cxila, good driver and a speed plbnpiiiii. rull brother to Spotty ivitbson. waiter S. WGCKS-z 15 l’

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-A.\‘Y HOCKEY TEAMS 1n Prince County wishing to compete fol‘ illi) Prince County champion- >n1|> and 111C Bell ‘trophy will i.lll.il_-. rrgssiri‘ incir willingness \'i~..i tliu undersigned before Feb- iuuly lUlll. All players must be likiliiUllifi of me PTUVHICB of P. E. i. ifilgllfitlt, Arnold McGrath, Ai- buliy. P.E.1 2-15-

-1S RECOVERING — Mr. Clar- cllce Marchbsnks who recently lllid tllc mlslortune to tall and ser- .misl_\' lnJurc his knee cap 1s mak- ill nvorable progress toward re- 13.11;. v ln the Prince County Hos- plilu and his many friends extend best wishes to him for a speedy and complete recovery.

—RECEIVES WING-One Surn- mcrside man received his air gun- ners wing lmm the station com- manding ofilcer at u wings parade hold lit No- 10. Bombing and Glun- nel-y school, Mount Pleasant, on b-rlduy. ric virus .-.-AC. now Sergeant. Lloyd Gallant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lcil Gallant i111 Siunmclside. Sgt.

scnuylshshi pnwsd-Phcnsfliifcs

as, . 24km‘ duc st Braces.

31. sent. b

s. cards were cnioyed by. the mem-

TO -DAY

RAY MIDLAND PAULETTE GODDARD anus. c’!

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“The Crystal Ball”

ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30 - 9.18

TUESDAY AT 3.30

month Ills scrvlcc pousihlc In deliveries on you: rouic

—PlG GBOWENA and Eflenl. 2-14-21.

wubsfisrou uoxlsgcisi. post- Amuimwln we, 1w’. lidlcsawsth Domes fine. 2-16-11.

g illness. Sbo was the former w» Henrietta Jsrdinc of l-lsctown. Hel- husband predec- eased her. Surviving are two stsp children, lvltrs. Robert McDonald and Harold Laird of Kelvin. A sis- ter, Mrs. Andrew Hum hrcy and tlhree brothers also s ve. The brothers are. James Jnrdlne, Ken- sington; George D. Jardine, Frec- town; and R. S. P, Jardinc of

[Qleilzlielldfillfilfilliiiilliliii Charlottetown. muieral services

will be held from her late resid-QP 8111938 GOddBId I11 once Thursday afternoon at 1.30. i “The Qrystal Ball" At -itcp cnoss imrr MEETS- Capitol, Summer-side

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It tailor sho wilimgc sold. Murldoc

..'.|‘Il Ill) CROSS Blood Donors Clinic gratefully acknowledges tho following donations: RAJ‘, , at. , Alumnae of Chsrlottotown Hospital, 010.00. Mt Stewart Vie. tory Club $7.00. 2-16-11.

"POE/TED MISSING ~awggd was“ received 1n the city Sunday

that Lt. Russell Douglas, formerly of Mt. Stewart, was rc- Portcg missing. Ho is s nephew of Mr. . Lester Douglas, MP" and

' Mr. Henry Douglas of thc C.N.1‘t.

On Friday evening February 11 the ____ --ThLq whirlwind comedy is spun

Reads Corner ‘Red Crossnglnitaienet .“‘ m“ 110'!“ ° M‘ and '5' n‘ st the carnival atmos here Jflmlfl Cairns with Mrs_ Wyman ggaingaudy New york honkypwnkv Cairns presiding. A social evening diam“ m which fortune tenn- wos eniuyed bv the members pre- Gladys George conduct, . mmyi refreshments being servied huh,“ with m, “d o; a “ygml ,v Mrs. Wymsn Cairns and Mrs. Irving Clsrk. A considerable amount of knitting and sowing was passed in and s large number of garments were returned. It was announced that tho sum of $30.00 had been collected by the unit and turned in for Red Cros purposes. During the evening music and

ball, an asso ‘ "spirits," chief of whom is an ‘In- jun," and planted spies who are handy at getting valuable infor- mation for her, Paulette G0ddard,I l. Jke, is befriended by the fortune‘ teller, who gets Paulette a 10b Mitt I iioor "shilling the pitch" at a. shoot. ti?» “breaks her back, Paulstto “"- ' called on to double as the fortune- _SPBING VALLEY L Y_ P‘ A___ teller. Through a. medium, Paulette,

d1 l M dame bassist "iliii “cl-trust.” im entree»

Mil-i

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visitors President Keith HarrinB- ton was in charge and the meeting opened with the A.Y P.A. form o! ervlce. Prayer C019-

rgin

wealthy young , widow. the I

Field, in property in which

0 lnow siloermtencmt of menus.

for

who were rtment of wopsrstive c

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allery. When Madame Zsn- funeral of the late l! Donald, formerly of Glcncos, will take place from Frank Hennesseyts Funeral Home Wednesda Zenobia. ing at 0 o'clock to st. Church, Vernon River. where the funerpl mass will o'clock Burial in the Church Ce- advice, invests money of his client“: I mom-y

government is secretly interested. Keeping, nepuw Minister o;

WELCOME nterident J. , formerly l R.C.M.P. hss-lottetown. but

morning

ppslsgcnt yes- ain f lcnos to mwzcloooic him to

Vancouver, 13.6 , left this Blsci harkmcto-wn. LISTEN T0 JOHN I. BBACKEN v c. F- c. Y. Wednesday night. 16th, from I to 8.30 P. M. 2-15-11.

FUNERAL TOMORROW _ Th, William -

morn- oschims sung at i0

1:01am’ cwn - Dr. n. c. Pub-

Ts§wuf§i$ st fivc cents s word, stall; p’.

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' II-A’I‘ION LIII IN-

s. IIACIIN x1

visrrolt - Suoer- Arvida head

M, ’ Killed In Action

uunsnt ls eighteen years old- he‘ by Dom enlisted last JUJy on the os/y 1c became of age. I-le attended Swn- ‘fismb§ge1?gm$u$éfou p lncrslne l-iign School and previous m ‘he organ M the 5105,, o; the izleglslufffllgpSi-‘tfirgiissmmloyed M devotional and business P571041 5n " ' interesting debate mo; place Re- ,__BUTTLER_MflcKENz|E _ Th, solved That Country Life u Better - rlttpc wok place at. 4 oclocit ggfinlgigti‘; ggyefltelt-hresrlieastfdsligigl: " rciay afternoon at Trlnt ‘ . ' unliuu Church. Summerside oil, Hflmllfltbil 9°"- 53011 "WET" 111;‘ LAC. Raymond AIUDJO Buttlei“ of their arguments in "1811 Prev" me slunmerslqe R, 0,31‘, mmmspeecheg and powerful arguments. son o1 lvLr. and Mrs- Reginald NI-r. Harriniwn w“ sil-PWI-‘Id unurlos nutler of Port Carling M15. Fred FY0519! 8nd M" K-em‘ um, and LAW. Mary MacPherson Harlington while the other sldc Mucsicnme of No. 4.11.0. Scou- was supported by Layton Protitt , lv a. daughter or Mr. and and rumor Peyoter. By the decis- Kcnncth MncKenzie of Mont- ion of the Judges the Miirmitive r ‘lhc ccremony was fomied won. An auction sale of several b". ihc Rev. John Jarvie. Dflstor- hand made articles then took place ‘lnc pridcsnnaid was M155 Edi/m with Elnest Profit; acting as auct- Illunpllrics oi Ivluntreal and the beat [omen mo, cum oi $8.50 was mun ivas L-AC. William Elmer Mac- reamed from the proceeds. The Luimiifk oi the Summerside sta- audience was m“ angel-mined “Uur”. with several favorite-songs in cost- q,,qa~'i,',gg*,=,;;~lgggg,,gg~ey,gg $.%..".i.é.‘.".;‘“iifs...ff“fi..“’u.l Rang“, “mun or the “mm, Um? Joseph Caseley kindly lmited the

,. . bers to their home for the v.1 Cnurch, "ummerslde, held a. mam , . J, C, and Sim banquet m next meeting, 111., National Anthem

\=. l 11.111 on Friday evening. The gmjifii‘: m“ pleasant gameflng m LJdlCS Social Club of the church '

colored and served a delicious dln- iii‘ ||| "HANNA"

nor. The toastmaster was the MIL STANLEY ll. UASELEY

Chief Ranger, Neil MacLeod. The toast to the King was honored by singing the National Anthem. The other toasts were as follows: The

Church, proposed by Keith Roger- M

by Virginia Field in an effort to get

From that point H merry chase en- 11c Health delivered an instructive sues with Paulette hot on the trail address upon Diseases at Rotary of Ray Millflnd whom she arrans- luncheon yesterday. The joint |es to meet under less formal 0|!" chairmen were Messrs. Em Coffin cumstances. The intrigue and scari- and Jgm gen-y, Guest; 1n ascend- |dal in which Paulette and Ray be- once were Capt. N. W. Lowther, icome innocently involved allows 1(1),, Lieut. J. H. MacMillan, for a latitude of fun and suspense, can“ E, M_ Malone and Rem R_ to say nothing of the mil-Sins Bit- Noble. Charlottetown, as well as uations wr/ch devel-tzi from the Bile Superintendent J. Phipps. Vancou- for eye battle between Pauletto and vev.

All veterans of past or ad to meet at thc-Cutcl

Brown.

G IDADI - Officials thlt tbs snow roun on Sun-

and

.out to tbc Protstant Orp d in tbs nHUIDOOD operations of widening tho roads aircsdy were in progress. ‘rho Summer-side plough o ned the mad as far ls the t. Pleasant

I-irbort. TAKE BODY ‘I0 MAGDALENF —A Maritime tral Airwwl plunsuwitgt Capt Carl Burks, w- r c company - ‘tgls. flcw the body of Emile Arsen- ult from Moncton to ths mid!!- sn Islands lust evening. Then tho e returned to the Charlotte- sirpost. Arsensiult, loycd 3'51"“ “Wnmunmm... an $0.153;

. was e

, last wcek- A bro-

,thcr acoom

iMsgdslen Is

make place. The plnne left. Moncton at 6.30 pm. and made the 160-mi-lc trip to the Gulf Islands in one hour. Burke set the machine down ‘on the snow-covered ics at Grind-

‘stone Island

L-Bpl. J. E. Gallant

Word has been received by Mrs. Joseph E. Gallant, that her husb- and. Lance Corporal Joseph ii. Gallant has been killed in action -ln Italy on the 17th day of Jan- uary. l-le Joined the Prince Edward Island Highlanders in 1941 and went overseas in 1943.

He leaves to mourn his wife. Mrs. Millicent Gallant and three sons. of 80 Chestnut Street, Char- lottetown, his mother and father, Mr, and Mrs. Gabriel Gallant of Summerside, six brothers, Philip with the Reserve Army. Calice, Fred. Edward. Henry and Earl overseas: five sisters, Mrs. Ernest Fardy of Charlottetown, Mrs. Thomas C. Thompson. Gladys. Marjorie and Millv at home.

Personals

the permanent attention of Ray. CIVIC FINANCE

ont ue

gue is in Charlottetown.

Mr. J.W. Roberts, Pictou, rived 11ers last night.

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mathieson, ‘Lgeiry, are guests at the Queen O B

i — ar- r y e . he change or not, but I am bringing the subject up for City wide dis-l cussion and warning all at the o same time the uselessness of bor- rowing money year alter year When_ we db not have enough revenue to, pay the interest. We have cap- italized our streets, our water works system, sewerage system, storm sewers. Victoria Park breastwoiilt. ‘yes, even relief. And who is gotnu to pay the bcnd holders? You can- M‘, not say the relief is a 80 year street plan and is rightly capitalized, that ' i5 the excuse I have always had for our streets, and year after year ———— the annual repairs are being pro- non, G 1-1, Bag-bum; Mitosis;- o1 portionatsly capitalized again. Public Works who left for Ottawa Where will the snow ball we are last week-end. will be absent for a ,setting up stop? Whose house is it few day!-

Mr. J. Robert Mutch. Southport, Ls in thc city.

nd Mrs. John McIntosh, are in the city.

den MacDonald. Hayfield let Saturday morning for Halifax on a visit to his brother W. K. Mac

Mr. a Tlgnlsh,

Miss Mary lvfscKenzie, Monts-_

50l1._I'CSpOllt‘l0d to by Rev. John Jarvle. Fathers. proposed by Don- ald MacDonald, responded to by Mr. Carl Crockett. The Trail Rilllsvfl‘. proposed by Dr. J. C. Simpson, responded t0 by Parker Crockett. The Ladies, proposed by Luwcil l-iucstis. responded to b Mrs Mctfott McicLean. An inter esilng and amusing program was Curried on between the toasts

Many friends ‘in Kensington a vicinity were grieved and sadden ' to learn of the £188.10 at his home.‘ of Stanley H. Caseley, which oc-' cilrred in the carly .'\U1ll‘S of Mon- day morning, Jan, 31st, following s. short illness of pneumonia at, the comparatively early age oi 54. years. The late Mr. Caseley was one of nature's noblerncn. Quiet, unassuming, humble, with all un--

ed going to hit, and knock down? Each citizen who owns one, that's who. "In closing. let me bag even’ 800d

o forward, by paying our way from ow on." , Mayor Blanchard presided at last, night/s meeting. It, was decided to‘ have a meeting with the

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of a

arrived home Sunday from the thinking citizen to get busy. Let us "filled Bull” “"16" Elle Bl-Ifll "18

service leave visiting his parents Mr. and rclubs for the purpose of discussing MP5- G- A")!

Mrs. Bruce Bnlth. Rocky Point, month visiting friends and rc- tives.

AC2 Ivo ch55; is home on

ur Cudmore before ins to l/lis new station for

GROUND BATTLE

(Continued from pqgg_1.)___ ean from the west. Such a force might have been speeding to rein- force the beachhcad.)

American troops gained another 200 yards in bloody fighting through tn; littered streets of Cassino on the main 5th Army front, but the Nazis still clung to the heights cf 1.§00-fo0t Mount Csssino west of the town. There was no report that the ancient Benedictine abbey on the mount- ain's crest had yet been brought under firc by Allied artillery, de- spite thc official belief that the Nazis are employing its buildings both as an observation post and as n. fortification.-

French troops in the Terelic area north of Cassino ambushed a Nazi patrol and took prisoners. Between Terclle and Cassino the Germans tried s counter-attack

Canadian Alsgioh Funml llotlcs.

present war are request- lffs Funeral Home. Fits-

roy Street, this (Tuesday) afternoon at 1.80 to attend the funeral of our lcto comrade Samuel

In M. Brown,

Sccrcinry Charlottetown Branch.

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illlghways Mlnlstars Gnnfsr At 0ttaiva

UITAWA, lib. 1i — (O P) - WOY

i fiéfth ‘fwd...’ MS‘ " to Plnsnco Minister Ilsley 1.1 t- Minister Michaud. uk- thst the Iibdersi Government g b11011 ngw s bssasbof contribu- on pcs war ros Tho meeting also decided

It brisf

A. Berivon: and 0. A. McNsn-ioc of Montreal. secretary treasurer cf ltha Canadian Good Roads Assoc- a on.

Gives Figures For

‘whiskey. cm Exports

OTTAW . . 14—(OP)—A total o! 016,161 gallons of whisky and 9.474 gallons of gin was ax- portcd from Canada during No- vember and December. 1948, snd January this year, trade minister MacKinnon reported today in the Commons.

In reply to a question by H. H. Hatfield (PC - Victoria-Carleton) Mr. MacKinnon tabled figures hhowlng that the bulk of the whisky exporis-coviitsz gallons- went to the United States which also received 8.452 gallons of gin. The remainder of the exports went to other Dominions snd Brit- lsh colonies, South American and Central American and

‘ last.

msn m“ 2c work on clearing up the struts

‘moss g m; o! h. o $1’? i§~'§°‘af&"§a'¥.°§ .. spmrhd s»

ad T. D. B ard. Quebec, snd Deputy Mmister m,

$'sliis Town council Meeting

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. thl 1 u,,'“§.m'°‘“".n§l.“¥'.§vsy 63%;. hsld in

Town Hall in], %u$orshiii Ill Noll! ' wwrbvflnflivun ‘bald Immut- to $4818.43 wcrc road snd s

wordiip announced tho 5mg“ gnmnlittccc for the coin- in; ycsr would bc tho some ll

0 Ciorrill t committed said i m’ “m difficult to obtain fte th ent storm In isct only foul-r mttnulgad been found avail- able for the work and he appalled tisc f th town to bc

as potion - t: tsnccs.‘ ssid ‘that this fvolqkmgrould b0 conflicted iuat n loginisuwgorzlilipmthc Mayor com 1i- mentcd ths msn in charss

in a short time. A resolution was passed that the .nt of 8400 to the Prince County Hospital for the year 1944 be paid. Councillor Wedge read the police report for the month of January ‘moved that it ba sdoptod snd

Permission was granted to the Octo Club to hold the tag dsy in Summersidc on February 17th and

19th.

The report of the firs depart- ment for thc past year was road by Councillor MacNslll and was

ado tcd.

The matter of printing ths sn- nual yea:- book was into discussion and it was ecided that it be done in the usual form by the Journal Publishing Company at flle sumo price as the previous

ll‘.

0n motion of Councillor Small- man Mr. Jose h Wood was sp-

pinted as c ef assessor for the gown for the year at a salary of $200 and it was 1e". in the hands of Councillor Smalman to deal with tn, matter of obtaining an assistant assessor. B-

BIRTIIS I MnoALEBRFAt the Prince Coun- ty Hospital. 0n Pieb. 12. 1944 to

and - ohn cer Blanche Campbell) a son John Weston.

MABBIAGIS

som» French and American pos- sessions.

—(OP)— Owner Al Sutphin of 111g Cleveland Barons calls veteran Yip mm- the "Ching

He's big and slow. says Sutphin, but, few can get around him in the American Hockey League.

nruomsmn, England, - (GP) _. Appearing before a conscientious objectors’ tribunal here, John Tob- butt, 40. said his objections were only against Home Guard service. "I'll coxswain the first barge to land on the continent. . . but 1 object

Guard." he said.

-_______ Csstellone, but were thrown b"!

with a. loss of 100 killed. Deep‘ snow blocked roads and 0" "fly important action on

in an attempt to regain Mount

Fssl Gliilly - - - Start i

immediately‘;

the 8th Army front near the Adri. s c.

Iss0 Starts is Ills

Th th Id hicla if n t uttondcd to en “Tam; airshow’. intoo the bronciusl

Johnson of minor league hockey!" ma“;

strongly to serving with (h, Home N

’hnu.sn - can - 1n st Burn- abas‘ Anllican Church, Calgary, Alberta, on January 39, 1 by RAW. Put-Lt. Lancaster, Aims 101a,! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon? D, Carr, Milton, Prince Ekiwaid- , to LAC. William James Miller, son of Mr, Wm. R. Miller, Kinaston. Ont

DEA S LALBD - At Kcnsingio , Fish. 14 1944, Mrs, J. M. Laird. aged so years. Funeral from hcr late res- dence llursday at 1.30 pm. In-

on . Maypeque. Wednesday. at 2. nm- Please omit owers. ARSENAULT—-In the City pital, Feb. l4, 1944, Mrs. John Arsenault. Mt. Carmel. Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. PEARDON-ln the P. Island

year. Funeral from the McLean mineral Home 16th, service starting st . Interment in the Peo-

pl Cemewry. McDONALD-At the Olin iottetown Hospital on Sunday. February 13.

JUST PAT ON

SLOAWS t

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M INT

' ' in checking

colds and Sloan's Lininisnt works fast. At first sign of a chest cold, just pat on Sloan's -nu ncad to nib. Sloan's penetrating warmth is just tho thing. Circulation is speedad " up and colds are checked oitsn ‘ before they get started. Kccp _ a bottle of Sloan's always _ handy for emergencies. _

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-~ HINTS ON ETIQUETTI mqfsvc patience with all thllfl

t chiefly with 1-10:- cvery day begin tho task anew»

LONDO

political

oently.

m; wgqnudgy,‘ to Britain in 1840.

editor of

yourself .

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N -(CP)- Joseph Sal. , the Bnisssis Hos ital on Monday. Feb. l4, um Socialist dafly- Le Peuple- for m"! Wil am A. Pcardon in his 75th Yclrs before the war. d1!

d h!!! 1"

He escaped from Bellltfl

N. D. MacLean

‘ the erection of two more slides on M00090 Zilnrélllgneggrxgei’ burpélihufiguiifimihe m” public squmfl‘ further waning" straight and narrow path m“ leads A communication was rend from Hon. Horse-i: wflim and Mm’

w me 0mm“ Faismnness m the Canadian National Institute send“, was the dmmaant keynote for the Blind, requesting an annual gglélflgahgedtfilllfirslfe ilgogrisl-Y

of his character; nlways doin for 3r t Mn wright h mean?!“ the

d ls tarts. Lubudliiuthe ch10?“ 2f u cold or cough g0 to my counter and get n ttlc oi’ Dr. Wood's Norway Pins . Syru . You will find it to be u prompt‘, pleasant snd m. relic lo remedy to help you got n9 -> your imible- It h» w market for ths past 48 ‘can. "Don t experiment with a substitute sud b0 disappoinisd-gs‘ “Dr. 0011's . " ‘ Price 35o s bottle; the largo family iss, about. 8 times as much, Mo. look for tbs trade mark "3 Pins Trees.”

Thu T. Milbusn 00-. Lisnltnfi- Tacos-lib. 011C

Thrcp stunts which caused much rncrrlmcnt were entitled tcspegt- ivclv “Tim Strong Man", The Three Stooges", and the "Dumb