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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

AND PRINCE COUN

ijEr-Znrs: J. Elmer Murphy. G

t0 Hanover it. and

G urge Claw, 80 Ottawa St- QUMMEBSIDE and PRINCE COUNT!

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~~ muss the concer a t t _DCghll1dl:\n Legion Carnival at Curling Rink, Summgrside. . - ‘git, sent. 30 y an wedélesgiuf-[lnctlllttlt party under direction of Capt. late of tthe famfzg: . l; c lcert roupe. assisted by o chorus of la 0i sumwerstdt" Wmeslta-felfilsl‘

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‘Personals 44l- mgenemAdnms of Mcncton a ‘ulflng Sun unersi le, his 0 home" we“, Hi5 many friends are pleased lo fee him once more.~—-S.

_cpl. Waller Huestis of the pymce Etiwllrd Isiund Highhlidvs jswelldllifl his furlough at h mme ln Sunlnlerslde-S.

t <1 f Mrsf-C. c. Dickie wfiexjggsrco learn that she is ill and ls confined to bed-S-

_r, M ilael Ryan who sennt I". wow mysiilili his bzother Sgt. Patrick Ryan ln Summerslde after; b0 an absence liliriy 99515- Vh

Wednsdlly for Spokane, Washinfl-

ton-S.

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_{__ N.V u» Ralph Bishop who is in ll nlng at llnllfnx spent the week end with his family in Sum- merslde n! returned to ills duties an Monday |llCl'lllllg.—-S.

—M.“, and M rs.

side.

and hail of ten dollars.-8.

-UNUSUALLY LARGE POTA- TOES.--A Guardian was shown. in Swnmer- side, yesterday large potatoes which were taken Georg were of variety and five oi them weighed l3 pounds. The person who had these said he took them from a pile all of which were unusually large and none of F» which were off type. He said he had not seen such large potatoes since about i927 when some of the farmers were growing State variety.—s_

from Stewart, Bed ford. These

toll. ape friends Mrs. Charles

iarnlly in Stlmmersfde-S. badly “hen he

meat-grinder ea 5' w' Palmer was taken to the Prince

two drunks

remesentative 50ml! th farm of Mr.

Green Mountain

MlnarfYs for dandruff.

nt the weekend in Richmond.

The congregation of the Presby- l! tel-inn

church at

Mr. James Murphy of the R.C. Rspent a pleasant Kenslngtcn with Mr. Kenneth McLean and tlves and friends in Sea View.

Miss Carrie Holman, Sulmmer- effect of suc

lnd Mrs James Hunter left Sat- Hospital m, matmenn

llrday morning icr Ottawa-S.

-'l'lle lll.lll\' friends of

. Mr. Nell MacNevin is visiting in . ML“ Charlottetown BlRZlELlO l-‘all of the staff of Sln- daugheerqrhlaflll Mn and Mrs‘ Ed_ utilized t

with her

clalr and Stewart's, Summerside, MacNev1n_

will be glfld to hear she is doing

wcll nfzfl all operation for acute M155 wnm IDll9“'l‘"liiS in the Prince County slds spent

the weekend

home in Bum men-aide by Phone 289 for this service g0 the boy responsible for dellverlea on your route.

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-l-‘ILMS—Send them in Enman’: for expert finishing. Iii-gloss prints, best prices. overnite service. Enman Drug and Photo Service. Summer- o-m-w-a-al.

—POLICE COURT NEWS-On Monday morning before Stipen- diary Magistrate strong one drunk was fined five dollars and costs forfeited their

unusually

the Empire

mm d w‘ h Kennedy)“ has re- e rer ome n .nsington high-yanking from Montreal where she received owed for a medical treatment.

visit and Mrs. speaking other rela. have rem

"t it caught n a d S; this week. party bncke

son and

Monkley. Summer- $312319“ used in Ken-

the

wood and drawers

the work done.

Remlnding his listeners that "one and most necessary thi this time is the Winning of the protested this centralization which, r1 it said. did not necessarily mean a c- Saving to the Railway but caused n inconvenience to those affected. it representatives delve into the whole situation and arrive at a. definite understanding with the Railway managcment “so that the employees and the em- ployer will receive the best that

war," Dr.

ency"

this country despite Prime Minister

or great sacrifice

the that he was open a ion Wendell in

ter. This sort of adding

He poinlcd out.

Cvlmtl’ zie King's face or _ wcbbling government but to 5M6 spoke of the being sent to tile DVD-

Canadas face." He propaganda vince oi

Provincial their

the

MacMillan with against the "feeling of compla which is too preva

urging this second out of turn ained quiet on the mat- talk "was not

HOPE

Also News of the Day Shows at 7.30 - 9.10

Matinee Thursday at 3.30 gamed

country and the Elmblre and he and a paved road leadln p - g through was carrying on a necessary work these great farming districts.

SUMMERSIDE N e IGIZIIIIILOZIIJ ‘will; mega“; 0 r. .8. glélleiaaltlldelegate to attend the Con- omrelrtrtesliz." t: as he“ r- ave, it was pom"; uure~ Hm" in their present - e out that the the Conn m assgciatlfis ‘ Pnl e sugges on f0 ernment was ‘making hewers of was finally decided rs During the perio solutlflm a letter from Mr, Earle MacDonald was read in connection with the Proposed transfer of the the C N R. Accountancy Department t to Moncton. This

QUEENS COUNTY

fcslutillued- Sign; page __l>_

oi wate

Conservatives by putting them in minor positions when they wanted

the fact

Churchill military united and supreme effort to win the war. After three ears of war there is still need of manpower

x l t . Fmwwn and Malpequeefifaggf}; before Hitler will be beaten.

pleasure of hearing Mr. John Car- son at their service on Sunday.

Mr. Keith Douglas of the R.C.A. returned to his duties at Manning Depot after a mast plea- sarxlg furlough at his home in Nor-

1116i‘!

Second Front Agitation

Pointing to the great toll taken at Dieppe to find out the cost 01' opening a second front. he stated “tired of listening to agitation saying it was time second front." In his opin- wlllkie, who has been

front.

to our cause" and h statement is not

the government fiB "not to save McKen-

that. of

Quebec by the Nazis who he radio of Vichy- this reason Rt. Hon-

RéBe l‘: “he 000 he “m ed representatives onse v ' - - lniluen“ w Resoluuon. government. and which they

present a united front.

ng u warne

lent i

and sho

j exhibition the speaker.

“MERSI

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ed to do away with these

grants but he pointed out that exhibitions

Brighton

were being increased in other

had that

towards winning the we);

D9813

other

r" 0i

elm; asked and had

Darts of the Maritime: and these should

Merv-h or April. he said. Congratulating Mr. P.W. Turner try shaped in the °" the Bfllendid address which he roads and systems of transports, Mcwlhun said tlon. We wish to sympathize with

Iniaht take objection them in their just claims and urge the Bovernment to go on with the

delivered, Dr. some

his recent appointment but ex.

that his

below. IQIIIC

Grant

county

that the

d devoted to re-

communication

and ‘better

try reaching River district.

portunity for

“For y e a.

undertaking.”

as a Prov-

Right

North Rustico

In his openin

progress of the

i b t . Mnmwf): ate-wire, M. L. A. m” ‘fiend-e and Charlottetown, moved, seconded

by Mr. R. R. Bell, Charlottetown, "That this annual meeting go on

record

town was - the uld would

the

ing M

his Flnan

forthcoming Victory Loan paign which takes places next w’? to W“ Foy month. The Provincial objective I1

3,150“ would be in the vicinity of $2,000.- purely E “wve

Chairman of

as supporting

presented setting forth the regret- table situation of the Account- ancy Department of the a1 9° gggslggfidglat the situation be N- then continued:

Mr. Daniel Coughiin, Charlotte-

said that the Accountancy be a

r. Turner,

ce Committee.

strong appeal for slllllxifil 01

“bad blow" working men who shovelled snow at the Railway. It that they would have to wait

fortnight or longer for their pay

0

the letter

righteousness of

C. N. R.

transfer of Department to the

would mean would come to

side, was a recent visitor to Ken- helping the war. He pointed to the h m ded Country m the —Pl‘3l'.\ft> .l.llll“.\ ‘McDonald vis- Smilmn» sleet material iilsslisgafligsmttigleifiogf a; amgfxifgaglyf“ ei’ “ee {M19 o; votlngh llcnle lnsulrunersdldet oycr LAC Arm? Tl-‘Fmpson of the iégjilgrri-gntlafusseiz-ngn Sgppned by ML James McLeod, Hampshire. determine w the . cull flllf 1'9 urne 0 4*‘ ' ‘- ' ~ . . k briefly calling ‘um his dunes BL Han!“ Trakb R.C.A.F. who is on furlough at his Great Britain and the United Zizfinfm irregularities which were

m _ s home in North River was a, recent state5‘ l d t m 0115 dub m, {or ma] wa m Ce m! r- vmmr m Kensmgton‘ ed t m m d t k n lrllgngeltleiiiolas onl-fae relefred par- mm ‘l! that

_p‘- l Q 1r 5 11' -, r the i" He retort" o e a til e a Q ' i t, WfliCll

calméigil,c‘,x..;g;. Ogmhlafngopns ‘s Mlffrignids arch sorta tptiearnltfhili pv the National Conservatlvlea ififrlévlatfnfllf; “llgfrsgmgr°pii§ act spending his furollqh with s ' meph s w“ ad he m5 m’ Wile“ the manptwer De c young who had no right to do 5Q House Leader of We and . tune of severing a finger uite was called. On that occasion the At me conclusion o‘ me meek Party’ the Ho“

as Prcvinclal Sales a strong sense of his responsibility the National war 3-5 9'

His Majesty's

delivered n; enhanced his a

he prepared t0

DOE

“The members of the Prince Ed-

"Q llmllflf- ward Island National Oonser time the government restored give Assochmon have noticed a; a gkltggrferfifggfillmmi than 1n the ‘up’ campaign for

r. ‘

the Libecrai flixrlmsggsrelh tlthiegeg Hes for that m“ swim“ M mun‘ or instances. They were “grits first

and farmers after," he declared, Referrins to the suddeness of the last election he cautioned those Present not to be caught unprgpgx- 9d flizain. he warned the new ex- ecirtlve to see that conventions were ganled and nominations made this tilt“. There is no guarantee that have been “K1118 re would not be an election next have quietly sat back and waited while all other parts of this coun-

above districts t0 reach our two large shipping points, Charlotte- town and Summerside.

“Therefore it is

M d b "KW-ewe the Home Hafsplghircgy anld/usecrondae-d Nllfvtgllfi’. Watson Larter, Hampshire.

“Be it resolved that this con-

Honuurable Arth ur

Mr. M. J. Doyle, North Rustlco. PRESIDENT TUINEIVI ADDRESS

ent Turner reviewed briefly the ms

issues at stake. that we face the coming year with

powerful, with new courage f obstacles and difficulties over- come, with a song of thankssivgllii heard the call of his country and hearts, and a supreme faith in the Yggeufgnasttrl‘: tsgggggwg have passed on we pay tribute to _______ e l.*::llz.."lr:;'¥...=ls“releases:, "em l e lng of their respective communi- young

to a kindly Providence in

the knowledge that the Giver of l Good will be our Guide."

“But while the people of Can- tmL

ada were willing to do their share. while the members of the fighting gfrlgergilég l“ military um“ the

l Ci tomes overseas wen prep“ n8 an vidence ‘Huh We" ‘md pmtect real-Cartier, one of the few Que-

t “y them and some da return them m ' Y bec members to support the gov- e home again safe in the bosom of emment on m conscription Dob

longing for the day when

a enemy, Mr, McKenzie Prime Minister was subjecting this

since assuming power.

true Canadian the hea

cam. tlge by requesitlng ' n

was also referred to by Tyrone and seconded by Mr. wsl- ‘B18094 the" 9mm”! l‘ ti“ d1" The government plann- ter Coady, Emyvale,

Bridge Suggested “and home’

the blaze. We creatures indeed if

Brighton Bud ing our best to preserve our own ranks I want w mute o“ that I ifflnipllftfliion ifleilia- dwenmfi we “Wm ‘mm my by’ shall be just as ready tg work for m“ ° ‘my “twmpt w hind" the Conservative cause as when I

ihmllkh the West gm“ w!” "Y wld “fifth” the occupied an executive Position. I

This bridge and “wag! w” ‘lmum “WV” be shall be at your command in any

paved road will afford a better op- it“ t, m °€f' 3 my cm]; capacity you may desire to use the farmers of the if“: V‘ hmues a“ lib“ w“ me. In the meantime it is your

“en t‘ ° mm‘ “at m‘ c’! the duty and mine to do everything

fire.

r a ople

Pt for this and

Derly harvest their

BS

sacrifice.

Federal leader, victory 1mm Wm

cial leader, the Honourable Dr. _ , wear so w. J. P. Mal-Mn.» eiv..sr.‘"tzr..:siille-....3“;..az2. ls. lie “Y a“. some" NM“ press their high regard for the will, I am sure, invest their wee»; ilefldcoxgllqd whoa“ attelléed l‘; mg Book Four buoksi“ °"'_

’ i l W “able Sew “S perronned by m” "mneii- and PTO"! their 10W“?! 9° 100 representatives from all over

acti Fede al l d ,t.h Ri ht Honigiflrable Bfgaerlrsonj? 9 the Crown as they have in the Canada Accompanying DR M,”

Moved by Mr. J. A. Gauthier,

and

g remarks Pram‘ him sincere friends

war and the vital political

"He emphasized

allies, strong and born

the Association,

Oil!‘ (DB/USE, 8J1

Many of our

grips with King the their families.

humiliating spec- “eanhy Sign

on a. plebiscite to ether

and

R. B. Hanson. wit

and offered f suggestions

d o! party leaders. $2353, gggigxgm’: Melghen has cal ' Conserva-

i-he "mlmmivm which time old policies

led

Melghen confirmed. assume

DIAN

zosal of the Government. ime like this when a murderous ~nccndlary has set fire to our Na- all members of the household must fight to extinguish

would be poo instead of do-

This is the stand taken not in only by individual Conservatives but by the party in the House under the energetic leadership of the Hon. R. B. Hanson.

‘Th Friar-mm Hlnndiggpeg 1

‘ e» armers n t ov nee more modem have been carrying on their work under severe handicaps. Urged to increase production they saw their iorrbso céllist for military! cl t,‘ t l 11 ~ a r ecame scarce, an in many “v was O 1L5 bu dmg o’ the Brmhw“ Bfldge instances they were unable to pro- crops. withstanding all this however they

Dr. McMil'an’s addr ss f ll‘ d - resmved m" have made a notable contribution e o awe the meeting of the National Con~ m their comm“ and have Bum“

the Preside t'. ddr ~ - delivered by“ Mr? rullsliryv ‘:3? jirvgfifitl’; Qizzcgltgtfi: 2V3? gxecgfig ered every appe But great

Suggested

al made to them. was in attendance Chairman. that contribution Roy Holman, J.A_ Fullerton, J T, has been they must be prepared Mckee, Dr. J. A. McMillan, H. A. for greater contribution and real Messervey, R. n, Hurst; and s”- After all should this retary G, w, Stewart

war be ‘lostdit isd thelfaréner, the ‘ m1 “ma? ° an in P68 95 ate WhO Dr. J.A McMillan would g0

e‘ c°nfid°n°e will suffer most. Another great McGill University at, Montreal to must people o! Canada s: (gcffclggr 9&1; tiaketla.‘ cou§se in the handling and - - res o as,

it Melghen and our present Pfovin- this time for seven hundred and work, licenelfw bombsl

past. d d b “During the year we were called 59w“ 9 Y upon to mourn the loss of a num- “cm A RLP Committee ber of prominent members of our take - - -

9”"?- tlg°n' qi-fs-lshfggr; my‘ the position of chief Warden in the NEW M“ Kmttmg 3°“- “r 9n 9 p” ‘ca p“ p 5‘ charge of all A.R. P. Wardens and Zeeslslslrgpéfalcharfcn oflbmanrlrlcirhand a Constables

g “ pfnm“ Y exlf W“ Stems who is confined to his home Th M N rfpponentslk isi

omas c u . an en rpr ng fame“ wh° with his 3mm ‘mm’ §l1lle1ot§lsftln$e§lll§§ll§ila§§t ‘nth? citv ner commanded great _respect, and L?lirisfilifiéilfililiétgsefiiiitfi bee"! l“ "so die" lwho

May a Divine

“We have recently seenu manifestations of a grea y re- would be given authongagagggf vlved interest on the part of the “mmm” m ilize the manpower of this coun- ggggtggetive “mk

r. another exhibi- “on of u‘; sgggngatyeeiaefiegtpzli: tioned as a certainty for cabinet

moral cowardice _ h “as "larammed his trgcrotlgheilzsedcgrglpggglagt ptblltsle- , clans met at Port Hope. "he (wnservmlve they freely expressed theirt views, o Partly as a result of this, the Right Hon. a National Convention to be held in Winni- some time in Novemiialer at “wugh he “emgmmd n’ as revised and new ones willwbe en- w ‘eueve me elect‘ unciated. and perhaps a new lead- ufluty that goes aria?‘ ‘gsprfigmfi; er selected, or the appointment of 5 Mr. s shmnd a very healthy sign, it is sure evl-

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t . “WPRSQ yfl} term of office ex- pires I wish express thanks to my fellow members on the Execu- tive for their unfailing courtesy to me at. all the Association. honor and privilege to act as your President. As I revert back to the

Ate

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our power to assist lnbringing about that day when

"The meteor flag of limgland Shall yet terrific burn,

Until danger‘: trouble night

depart, And the star of peace return."

Alll-P- Meeting

M e meeting of the A.R.P. Con- trol Coninittee (Charlottetown Area) held in the City Hall there B.

service.

Not-

—AND. REMEMBER, "HAND. KNITS" will? LONGER!

MAKE YOURS FROM YHE NEW LUX KNITTING BOOK

It was unanimously agreed that

decontamination

ebc Knitting helps a wartime budget

because “hand-knlts"

H? pages-— 115 original, test- kmttecl designs, such as this snug

Millan would be Dr. 13.0. Keeping ‘gig?ggjejfgfggfgggggrggg;

as the representative of the Prov- 15¢withthecouponl-oryourcopy

TODAY. Don't fail to secure

Mr. RR. Hurst agreed to

Mil/l 10/: (‘OI/PHI TUBA | gun, Dept 36-3 oronto g Home m“ ‘ to make sure the warning can be | Addie"

| Town Province

replacing Mr. J E. “Tariff through illness.

' It was suggested that the ‘next er-

<0-

let. There being no further business the meeting adjourned.

EXJECT MAJOR

early

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week, along with a pronQunce_ ment on the government's inten. item with regard to the existing been many rumors. three vacancies in the House of The general forecast has been Commons for which no by-elee. that Ernest Bertrand. Liberal tions have been called.

member of Parliament for Mont- Army Casualties?

OTTAWA, Sept. 29—(CP.)-Na- ti0nfll Defence headquarters in. the 167th (Active) Army casualty list of the war tonight named thr.‘ men who are reported to have died of wounds while pris- oners of war,

Two men were listed as missing one previously reported wounded as missing. one died and one dan- gerously ill.

It was understood that the men who died as prisoners and those missing were casualties resulting from the battle of Dieppe,

Tonights list raised an unoffi- cial total of army men reported dead and missing since the war began to 4.713. This figure in-

H1911

Pro-

icy. would be taken into the cab- Some inet.