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“w no ﬂlﬂvlllllwzhlrlllvacaaccttlr ’an";aderricrlunmilalttiie_aoc out u; Incision. Water Shoat: Ooillﬁildom Iah1inal| ‘l-‘hodaoallcd who wlldollllfll! Iciooio Bakery. wan linci: uncut. n Ursula/limit‘; an gonna-sung“ M we 1p Guardian wil be dllvlel to any bone In ,l—-s_d|‘|. ' time, death aithawhnot un- 2:31". rt-mcu .':.".:.:.'..v.*...'::~....':.'. 2-: hm '% “Mme” F300! OI-Dlllfcr shoot ma‘ 1M’ ‘ an bet htllitlﬂﬁ

‘g Bruce's. i

_UBED GUNS bought repaired

q- traded. leave with Bruce's.

_rolt BALE. - Allis Human 100%. 1100 lbs. true wot-hr. Good mvsr. Fast horse on ice. or suit.-

ahic for a hearse. $85.00 -

e woo to assoc Also two leg]? Washers and cleaners. $50-00 each.

alter S. Weeks, Bayview. Jravou umrnn cannon

d”, t. 22m. Tryon 11.00 A. t: Crapa 3.00 P. M. Cape Traverse 1,30 P. M. Rev. J. A. Jardinc. B.D., Minister.

._wAN'l‘lID-Capabie man for general motors parts department. Gcodopportunityfor right man. ApplY in Person or write to llr. falmﬂ‘, at Murphy Motors, Ltd., summersivde.

-LOS'l' between Charlottetown and Hunter River, silver hub cop,

Mercury. Finder leave at Stewart Th Motors. Charlottetown or Earl's llngiml

Service Station, Summerside.

-FOUNDATIONs for potato storage warehouses and cellars have bee and can now be built of stone an lime mortar, Book orders for Lime to arrive at Bruce's.

—KENSINGTON, Fmotowit- and Maipeque Preﬂbyt . dhumnos: Services Sunday,‘ ';: 12m]; (m. sington: Mo-min ' ordhlp a: 10 o'clock; Freetown: Worship at 3 p.m.. and Malpequc: Morning Worship at 11.15 o'clock and evan- ing service at 7.80. Rev. J. A. M.» Gowan, Minister. The Sunday Schools will remain closed until further notice.

-wan'rnn a-fonca. -. 5m... apher and Assistant Bookkeeper. ienced person preferred. Writs

B. Guardian Office. Charlottetown.

_..._.

-00NDi'l‘l0N; SATISFACTORY -Word Jhas been received in Bilinflw NIL the cusdjtlgn of deacon G. B. Harrison. pastor 0d 5t. Mary‘; Agqugm Ohurdt. who underwent a. mg. cesaful operation in Royal V14;- toria Hospital. Montreal on Tues- day. is satisfactory. g

waamalou, Murine-can-

aide were given their territories and instructions at a meeting held in the Town Hail last even- ing with Mr. Donald Bakencun- naign cbuilman presiding. House

t ho vasaini‘ will tart to- day‘ ‘$31 ‘cont us Ill aexst v

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ll) to purchase ply Kenneth Lo hlin, me Si’... Summers de.

anon Presbyterian Blhﬂwliﬂ M It _ _ broth 1-.- Gallant 1 G1 lo oust er mlilllp o. I

-—l'llis Wor- 51min __ My u, interment St. Paula Cemetery-B.

MacMurdc-illark Wedding

Kgnslng- —@I Bill-Md Chilfith IQ K0: Pfgyer, 5;_~.3edcque was very boultiiultv dc- s. . mm corated with climling ivy. otted plants and bowls of cut towers mixed with the delicate fronds of, St. Stephen’. Blur- midsummer ferns for the wedding on Wednesday afternoon. ai. 2 o’. in each place. Rev. clock of Miss Janet Elle-m Mac- Murdo, daughter cf Mr ii-lld Mr:

Maa-Mmdo. North to Mr. George Danton

INK. arm of Mr and Mrs Heath Clark. North Bedeque. The marri. age-was soiemnised by the Rever- end Ralph Wagner, pastor af the which was ftllcll to crop ‘rheiwir-slolme young bride, vl/‘ho was gven marragc y or a supposedly closed trap father. was unusually attractive in

l! 0 and t wed

Pqn brew the plank floor of

shin gdayor Amett of as pastoral Charge. Services for Sun- tc

nor-Generals visit to the Prov. ince. A splendid program in- hon. our o‘: the occasion is being -

--OHUIOH OF

nnomn vices for u» Pariah n m“

the hour

UE MAN INJURED _ Schurmm. tient in the l reoeiv

nine feet. osfhurlrl him head first to the bum-s

ESBFUL AUCTION _ ousehold goods at v(v)liver MacNelli,

bro lat

. Finlwglsongu Neill will leave about Novetxllber V ctoria horzsthcy will

at Clennont. who” i8 . Lucy Hog.

hvnréd after forty-two

- Gerald Sheen. of sheen- Innis. Summcrslde, 1| at in Montreal on a business:

Abs.’ ofBor-lfiilﬁl. v’ ' her father. Mn

Gaudet who is a. patient‘ iii It'll“.

Hcqaitai. B

-.ll'r. Ben Gaudet. qoinguwcllascanbs mum-ago

expected after undergoing an op- exi-tatiion in the Prince Oounty Boss l! a .

of Fgmont

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_ -Qfflcc Hours- Mcaday. Wednesday, Titan» T“ ._ 8 slhlyﬂlil. _ 9.1a. an ap- "fallout. "

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since he went away._Ma, Following

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Norman

church, capacity.

sheer and silk net fashioned on scant-princess silk emb from a carried aslwwer bcuquctcf Better roses. Her sister, Miss Nor- - Ill. as maidof-honor. wore a gown d! ice-blue satin and silk net with batching shoulder veil and arm bouquet of pink Del hi: roses. The two bridcsrnsids. Mm Beryl Miss Adele Callback. wore similar gowns of ink taffeta with arm bouquets of ct roses Mir Rllph

roidcred illusion veil fcll halo

Clark and

MP- groomnmn and rho ushers were e4 w. Earle oval-it and M.- David Mass. Murray. “Mill! The mmuotial mimic was play- h a 0d by s. Ralnn MaoGaull. who g 9 l also played the Bridal Chorusand l” Mr zlhile the register w‘: bcinvlzvilsliiin- E - . acomnpanteo m Amdd li/iﬂiﬂidﬁ. who played cn the E trumpet. "0 Perfect Love" As a g

saw many changes in thew my h” Dostuaulitial march Mrs. MucCaull —§

was held at Muberry Lodge. ‘rhe bride's mother. who was gowned _ Tllwsd l1: voile lth ' ‘ '

crimson. Better Time no" noses. mud the bridegroom: mo‘h. ca!’ 1n llnlemprlnted silk ‘v “m” 3P"? Bum" Mediterranean. "°°i'°d.&5?.°...-. "P- SW" (tented in Italy the surrender of ma’ “h”. ﬁe" gag}: one lniliion Nazi troops. the flrSI-v n‘, Cont“? y“ mass surrender of

in navy corsagc o

the traditional Eroom Mrs. Lame MaoCauii and Baker murcd and those lUdP-d the M1530! Mil. man¢ m lclilillfﬂmhi Marian Elaine}; Honor 1m. 1940 created a Vis- vuuu M w- Dlne-Wiu M- §3.“i.“".<.‘.i‘...‘."°£§“é?..§°2? .i.‘i"‘é>‘i‘.ii pmmm‘ ‘I er of St. John of Jerusalem Lady Alexander was made a Dame of

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ererd Mr. Wagner toast to the bride which was fit. gig; "Ilwhdad to o; tho brlde- Gm, o, m, w,"

Mr. and Mrs. {Jiark loft for a honeymoon 13.. the bride travelling in a gray

‘tailored suit. with black accessor.

young oou wedded l.

sane-r JOHN. n.1, Sept, so _ (Cm-Police are’ searching for m" who mic 1515mm yesterday been ordered to return to Eng-

8800. a 0100 bill and bills of small.

urination. First news cf the theft cams from Weisforrl, WIN-TO the rifled purse. with identification

putt.

goal

er deno

All Veterans Legion Home, S day afternoon, September 28rd to attend a rc- cepiion for Their Exaellcnciea the Governor-

Gonerai and Lady Alexander. Dress, Civics.

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range.

once t Chapel.

31w!) of sromwhite iims. Her ilngentip headdress and she

Macliaslanc was

m i‘ mue‘ came Britain's

G U01‘ wedding Afaiugd topped with Mush“ M 53 (m 1 *1‘ ° "id bfide- ed Govemor-General in August. 194.5. In October 1M5 retired from active military com-

from the Wcstfi h glitz-mama g. can» t...~.t..."°15l.“§-‘3.‘;‘,'..,§‘1',‘.“',,',E* ,§,".’°“‘“°“ “d - WW" 411mm worth Command. About ssoooo anus.

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ROLAIID PHILIPSON, President Sumner-aide No. ii Branch Canadian Legion B.E.S.L.

EXHIBITION

AT IGMONT BAY

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NEW ATTRACTIONS

and ltarnasustams -. qwltcoua ro VISITORS ,. l I j L. - c; u. aasstulvmr. swy.

THE pnnnnorrerowu economist iiitiiﬁliﬁliﬁliﬁlhﬁibli]

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i lord Alexander's hobby is plint- ﬂ“ l° Fmdeﬂcmn- N- glibietagiedtuwnsl mzligallgiorfalar the Landon Waning of ' ‘tlllhuiroilllglllﬁu I18 U11’

TM,‘ mud‘ M“ m“ pm” claildigen. edauglealer o? t 13:‘ _§'_"“' 7'4" “W! years. com m

iod their parents are not with then: on their pres-

wq Magistrate lilac “f ‘°.“'" lions iiancackcd

Last To 1...... Dunkirk

During the Dunkirk o erations in the dark dlys of 1040 t fell to General Alexander the final defense and then evacuatio of the British Expedi- tionarv Force. Lord

and French troops safely to England.

He was the last man ‘t leave rattling: awayshy a man the bqnyHom o

story was told how

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are requested meet at the unuaeraidc, at 3:10 sharp Mon-

Briton passed away the time building castles out of sand during the heavy fire. waiting until all of his men were em- barked.

On uhe night of June. 1940.

Pcriodicailv Alexander shouted

into the blackness: "Any British soldiers there?" W-h-sn a hoarse

- y e5" ainsxv-ered. he directed

them to the embarkation point. Often’ the only reply was the whine of German bullets. It was not until he was satLvficd that no British troops were left. any- where on shore that he left for England himself.

Operations Ln 104B. he commanded the

Britim troops in Burma during their long retreat. outnumber- ed by the Japanese 3 to 1. he nevertheless got four-fifths of his men to India. By fighting battles he knew could oniv end in de- feat. Alexander played for time with a sustained rear-guard 9-Cl- iorl and prevented an immediate Japanese attack on Iﬂdiﬂ-

Whciie defeats caused some other; to 511D into obscurity, Gen--

cral Alexander emerﬂed imm

h tb l: with his reputation I: stlfbbggn skill enhanced. sw- entually the tables turned-

Illg strategy Scores

Three months after Burnma was

A clean-skimming. any‘ ‘nr Renfrcw Ia available to vou nov

A: the authorised ltenfrow Bonn sentativs for this district I wi gladly demonstrate a Benfrew i your own dairy. There's an oi." notion to purchase. Got mr cream and batter. with a lie frew. Give mo n coll and I". nlvvo it to voln- satisfaction.

J. M. Ladner - 111 xsnt srnsn

GIIAM SIIARATOI

Aininuan-ncumua-waaoscaaooc

manor-socialism cm IiEW FALL FllSlllllll BOW

T0 tuxunlnus truss

In soft. supple drapingl in ggrﬂ- @ and srru. n lines that say <4 Nita‘?! w: “quality” in a pleasing pria

ere were about 2.000 of the B_ n. F. left on the Dunkirk beaches and Alexander felt there must be straggiefs, tco. Leaving the staff in the shell-shattered head- quarters. he got into a row-boat with a sailor and rowed slowly through the harbours a‘ de the beaches.

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0250.00 and up to $578.00

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11-

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at $59.50.

a

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Cool Under Stress charge of the beaches.

of Rome in shinlesi: boots and sat It break- MOYNW.

' fast a i-batt r o at The other charges were: consum- glll: gasmtho °l§.’l.°’¢§§l§ﬁ a collie egg-ed hspulaetless ins in other than a private wid- to fall to Allied troops and Presi- cloth and ombclildted with a pot enoe. driving wuhout a license and dent Roosevelt hailed its capture cf ‘Dundee marmalade. drunk driving. phmse, "One when told by another staff cf- Johnstono “us drlvinv go. ‘ ficer that the situation was "ca- car when it went Into a d‘ . into Rome came tastrophic" Alexander quietly re- ed over and cauzhi 1'1"’- lwQntv-four days after the Allies plied: "Sorry. but I don't under- minutes later Halpin was trapped ' imleaghgd a uowenful combined stand such long words." Then he in the car and Johnstone barely offensive of the Fifth and Eighth settled back to make a santlcastle escaped. Moscow hailed the vic-“avhile watching his men being

otm ATTRACTIVE scnooL snobs MAJOR m comronr. may turn HIGH MARKS rout srvna

T00. ALL ARE STURDY AND LONG-WEARING TO MEET THE NEEDS OF LIVELY FEET.

SIIZEN and MQIHIIIS

SUMMERSIDE

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Psalm-ins the new 3.11.... and mt back sleeves, black and brown, French

Seal. Brown Concy, Miaipdyed Muskrat. Si!“ ll l-I I0 15 1-2. Priced ﬂ lg

Black French Seal

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rials! coats with new sleeve interest, trim back cuffs. etc. Moderately priced

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Alexander appeared in the lory enthusiastica-ily- A Ru-Niﬂlia taken off the beaches save Egypt. general. writing in Pravda. f} - Just before the evacuation h! Under him. General Sir Bernard cribed Alexander's D1111 8S 9X- and two staff officers 8nd wielded an army cellent." its execution "Derieﬁi" chauffeur sergeant were that drove Field Marshal Rom- and its resuit_ “of the mosi- irri- nv a road block 10 iIlilES from the mel not only out of Wylpt. bui- BOTH-fit lwlli-iliiil 811d Elia-Willi English Channel. Alexander burn- from Libya and North Africa. significance." Behind Montgomery's brilliant victories was Alexander's grand

1 appointed gouty laianv stones o; 601-331“ ﬁr; d r- - hie under sen- an er's courage an = comma“ e n c command of all bfeenhtoid. Duringuthte black days g forces in the o te Burma. re ea. Eben th Afi th t d b- mor time at the front than at Ilglly had racig-eateera 11.11137} orprgi- iwarlquarters. Buick and B9811 in Four umph in the Tunisia victory than dress. iﬂiiniy in spirit. his srav- anv other Allied leader. flecked hair and thin mustache conunanded Allied always carefully groomed. Straf- Dmm on‘ QC! o0 VIC?) ground forces in the Sicilian cam- ed bv Japanese nil-MS. freqiiem- ~ h-r 3:’- - "9 *1 Legion of iv under firs from Japanese ar- Ernest Josep. Jc nstonc, 8. r- um“) m4 became Qom- tiliery. he continually ﬂlifiﬁli-ld sydm’? N-sil ""5 ‘M’? ch13!" ' the Allied his battered and dwindled force with dangerous driving and three 1mm enuny encmgmeng mm other offences in connection with threatened complete titisagtelszl ilféiiiiliikéiéigigirl: 2:131?! oiliggﬂaji i1" h lulmzs ~ t e - c I . ~ ~- Cwm” of Mme as!” six); t“ 931531-31: Algignodzr sonburg, Ont , was burned to ticnih. was c1i~ donned his anal-test brooches and Johnstcne will appear in court w-

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ed his car. obtained bicycles fo the group and peclaled the rest of the distance under fire to take

several

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