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‘ vi-as charming in a long white bro- _¢ei' up veil.

JULY 19, 1944

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THE CHARLUITETOWN GUARD

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mun‘ at summers“, mh on 2 h r b ‘klolillfrx w ch she injured Hospital Bherbrooke Que h“ fo min‘. Serious ha: tmubiun be avoid

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from‘ yaftigclgigll gmI-g: $353512); 15 ‘mm!’ lmllffli/IIIBPS- ‘ (cont1nue___.tr°m p“. l) gummnd Lg! véitlé lfizlfinpxarerms‘ daily llrushlnifo kcepleefh club and bnlhf. Datvnhovlonflwlculovoeoll

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Canned Food regulations. Jud!!!‘ m. me day, “i. N§§§'°‘C'",h1°“m - ‘Hampshire in i909. ' Institute Montreal and will Inks

ment .was reserved for one wee . Adam at ‘he <11)‘ m c f’ ell“ a "The credit union movement is up her duties in Se tember

' Eden-l “3v'§f§§r§°“ Mlliglvgftglelllt‘ ‘vital on Friday evelglens °Y§h§ gt’;- ‘Mus ‘um m" devewpmg m°" 7591*" In ——p I

' _ '|1v1 _Adam5 I r '- . Canada than i th itd FUNIBALA T ‘c,’ g yqponclent-S. t. an’: suneredwmfmm ‘$52, ALSO NEW! states," Mr. Bergexrigre esaidqkael- ‘-The funeral Efrgl? IrQUIIf-Iifi? - vrl- "Wm “BTW” jbvfcwrc ri§r°r.‘r'.§‘.°‘*r§i‘° $3.232? .222 Shows _115_9.1s t§§“m‘3’§t" ciifirfqrzfirofiysoifiiirié’; fiifrricwbcilrficififih “died?” ——- .. . . ,

none -_-A cpl. Walter Hllestis of bu,“ m Monday alwmool‘ at H“ - m proportion m population hm momma at 80,610“ w s! Cum-f i-Ofall Tootbpaxlesnnd Powder: ONLY PEPSODENT cob rAms IRILM.

summer arrived home on Mon- “om Mm‘ Adams. m“, home a, THURSDAY AT 23g year. In many other ways Can- bertb Church where Requiem High

day "W598 "m" l "WWW m5‘ Seeview and was followed by a u-r- ada is coming to the fare and Min Win celebrated by ,

pltal Will! h‘ h"! bee" Yecflv‘ V106 in Bt- Stephen's Church at much of the finest credit union Lode hen, who also con- '~*=*—~-— —‘-=*—"-

mg Qffirafiffgivéd ggbk ‘Ixengarfgtig Burlington n Lam's geadegship is now coming frorn Igaiffiwd 5° 6&1 91¢ fhd Bravo. The P l I - I .

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,t.e..,w..M,s..Hu,§,; on-grgggrdg _ Ap] ml ait.:;‘i"r:l::ifi "size: c... s Supreme Court ,B|shop Boyle woun - - . _ . a 1's. f1 1 d h; d d; iel H ii nd, Br ' _

who had ‘(mg to Halifax last week Darius Hoax. Wlimot Valley, cn- ,,,§‘,°,,,§fi,;“,,§,dfy'f A_'°§3t_1°"iu§:f Joan: licNanlnm Bfiga“ “d l Mr- JiA. Gray. Saint John was l,

"iii" “i” “““- *‘° “ m‘ "°“ “’“““““‘ m“ “‘°““’°‘“ °’ m“ F“ SUMMERS J " “mild °' "i" mi“ a “or N» * “m” °”” ”——~°“°"’“”' ‘AI 680i‘ BIOWII IIS GIIBSI AI

0rd MrcplFrglllllgstgll$fiiiko§klllélrlaefg (gélgflgbgggwghffl-Ytlllig u tional Treasurer of the National EGG “IECEIPT! 55cm": "i Mr and Mrs Kenneth D Groeni ‘

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§=":~e..r..=::..:"::a has“... looomlm ‘ii-‘iif-diii» Mar. tar a“ rm “‘ “~°’*“°“"°“" i —~ K 0f 0 Home

an 5_ Baum who used m Miss: i committee. We were most happy "D dry we for this season of. Mr. C. E. Anderson Boston i ‘ I

overseas with a draft from that w e ion and n.0,... h, welcome ,0 membfl. ear. Prevailing hot weather is|arrived last ih ' The Jilly term of the Supreme

unit. He had been in most of the y Dmmmm“ “mm 1W1 mime“ " 31.11,, t; m M t1 1 having some influen m, "E t‘ Coim- OPBIW! M GBOYEBI-QWH 5'95‘

fishiinl 1" m1!’ m" ‘m 0mm‘ $.55" ‘Jrfiriilfi’ o’? eneyhexxtgtaililil; . . the iicnittrebc agrclrlifitotliirlcxrrrleefggif Demand for A eradée fggmqgarisi Mics Norah stirrcon Toronto ma“ Wm‘ M” ‘msme Ammm"

“m” “m! “gazed m‘ “mu the m‘ A “I M“ '°° "1"" M4‘ ‘diw PHIVIIIUIII sue. the eighth league from Can- “me Pom“ and Newfoundland is a rues-t at the Quecri Hbtei ' p'““““" A“°"‘°Y‘G°“‘~"“ F- " an Excellency Most my Jamel date he redrived h" WWI"!- Miirch Mrs. “ngw_ Danni, m, " ada." lrr arms of supply. Piaf. m- __ ' 1m" W“ “,1” ‘"95"’? m, Boyle, Bishop of Charlottetown, 10th -3- £01‘: lg fgiahfilsteel ma?‘ alfirisl- _ soglggiosretlilit 121110? Igationel As- éleiallléerélélflt?’ ggrl unfit]: 065B! Mr. T. H. Worthington, Montreal, begrethflrlf, ‘ggsrtnotfi; "ltradnfm? res guestlofdhonor inst night at o

j . - . -. e . - - - ; - - ' ' -ALBEBTON HOSPITAL — As Hubert Agnew. - gm 5 GDIIVGIIIIUII national and villi) ilglfbtleg cliliggt- 4-5; ° 19-90- Graded shipments w“ l“ Charlomm“ m‘ mgm‘ WMFBB1°V°S “Tm P‘°“-'“‘°d m ‘he clgilrcrgrixrlrr ‘LI-llama? thcercfiiuglghslglfi

NPOYY-Bd in Mondfly’! Edition OI U19 -—-- ly change its name to emphasize delivered charkmewwni AL 35 1-2 Mr H S Clark of the Bank of p-rcaslqmg Justice‘ There were no i R. A. MacDonald presided There Guardian Western Prince County is -sam' T0 surname courrr - - that fact. It consists of 12000 AM 33 1-11 B 93-9; ° 34-5- iTdrdntdUfitr-fi Victoria B c ar- “V” my’ °' “°“'j‘"y me‘ w b’: was a very large attendance

m have a hospital situated at Al- Pte George A. McLean of Bedequc "edit ‘mums i" NOT"! America: m rived in Charlottetown yesterday med‘ F°11°Wib8 I very enjoyable musi- berton where the Albion Terrace was sent up to Supreme Court on organized in 50 Leagues, eight of‘ “OLD BORE WEEK. and Pro-I ——- ' ' on mom“ D’ m‘ Atmmercm‘ cal prozram on address was reed mm h“ been purchased for me a clmme o: t from a person them Canadian le up; i; ‘virwlll e ihlthn Aunm 1m ma . Mn Barbara Judson an m1» M“ mm“ B"“"°Y mm‘ to the Bisho b t an. d i h

b _ dz organed . . d Mica H {Em _ pyhe nlingt

urpose. This lnrse three storey v Maailstmw 2:. n. Strong, x. c. ——- on a provincial basis and 4a of "fir. ma, é-sa-tr Fay Judson, Allswn. Mass. are in m” “"5 e" ° ° “' w” ‘P in which the Charlottetown Culin- Eumjjng h“ ban oocupied for two Simpler-side Police Court ya- them State-wide leagues in the ————-——- m9 vli-y- ‘minted (mmmimqner m‘ , mkmg cii, Knights of Columbus voiced e years and athréirlphgibe 30st sglitilrtgig. fefnevggglegiirzgursi: tclégttahllyfs; Corélrxalrgrxilrérrttgrih etc trilediProyllncliaburritcd States, plus the lrlavvaiianlFl m d Mr L gjlirilije égungeifge°ii 5- Km“ “d warm welcome to an Excellency. Itisexpece ene _- e aa an egongcmu] L _, .an s .MPhii,sim _- T111311 1'84; g _ ital will have between 25 and J0 g dflna Jmiph ‘allant in arc busy arranging for the annual dilte Unto: °£cc;§§u§r°§'§,“}§,,f,§§,, S— Jot-uh were 1n me d“? _,.,'§,,~,,d§_,, In addressing the Grand Jury. Thee“ ailmtgeregrlluhg Iifigliglttag: eds. The need for hospital 1M1- mth‘ He slag“lam*vegilfr‘gsgda\‘llx cPnvenilx‘ ‘if m9 Canadian Lfi- ‘ of Columbia. Total individual mem- (Continued frcm a e l) , Mr‘ Justice Arsegmuliusaidmthat In troduced to His Excellency. lllifili has been kit for a long time glon. I‘ e date has been set fogbershi 1s we]; Dye,- 4 00 . D B W .____ Miss Vivien E. Bradford, 13mg; was a peasure or m agan The mud“, r ram 1M1

. Charlottetown. The following wlt- w d d P 9° - 09- bo t 1 t 1 C t m II 11d in West Prince but more recently “eases ‘waned for we cmm at e "es “Yr Aug- 2- and since the Mr. Bergengren spoke apprecia- President of the Association and H" w’ N’ B‘ l’ ' gm“ a‘ ‘heicongmua e Km“ Gun y ‘m e‘ vocal solos by ev. 1):, Benn;- sfir ready» rcrrr- t»... c..- §3Z‘“§§‘. sacral? tamer“ r var or are d» r d “W "m £2§Z.‘.%’t.‘3Y£§ ?8...°.'i.’?‘.“.ll w. mm» Plinc uouny 0s a - ‘ ' y e 0 ge un er d1 g g ; _ _ ——-—— _ d 1 11 1 g1 b M_

ersitele the need has become more 1am“ “mum” Mmm-s Wm" am way promptly at l0 o'clock in the .I_r"I‘c. grotglgifin Ilkéjshprovlnce. Dr-‘ml-Ii-siolxbnour th I eut- ov M!“ m“ maveland- and M185 mun" He 85am remmded m‘ midrib/azure‘ Eli/Ire. Tialsigndlfa Am“ Sidney Heclnbert of the Summer w . e said. has so; e A G errior H, J h , . t h, y rd ml

urgent. So a few public spiritedsme Ponce force Con“ F morning. The convention is htéldllgng contributed a fine service to was the first speaker. I-Ie warmly em Bwd’ ‘vmdsm- ‘Is - were Grand my " M’ n we“ y't Be at the piano.

mcJ not weather and asked mEIOurtaIn . c. M. '1>.. Beatrice i“ ‘he °h“i°"@i°“'1\ Hotel and the building of the credit union'°’“°“\*°d H Wclwmr w we d°1e~'h' the “n” y°s-__t“d“' lyem “tmdmce 0f the 6mm ‘t

M5,... .,r- st.‘ arcane to” 525112020 Cahill, Walter Bonier. Jr.. Cyrus f§§§§IDfQ§OQ=IfS§Q§SS hmvleltlrgosh the movement in North America 18am "'4 °°“f“°“d°“ {hm ,1?‘ M: and Mrs s w smltirgigillirelatlo klthcrtfadcryrfiirtgro u hi:

"er; e ro - I _ ' nc w i d -» ' - - - - - - Iii-i i"*1.“"" ‘l'.r=“.:.i..;i2: ..,,,,..§'w?ii"-"“i=~d‘-" “be ::..:.:;""v..::=. "a" 55's": '"w?iri“%ri‘%é’é“i="=rl’irifltéirffi"fits ' “dd-iii d? ira’.....*"'"-.as..r""i ‘r é%‘i.‘§f..‘”°£rf.°i.2“‘ci€ii°.‘°2l‘822.2%.“ ARMY COMMAND" r ' . a - r r ‘ - -- . . —-— $310 ‘$335 mftledfiaxtelyheihe sis-the cciificfifac D‘ Macmuum terclay that ProfessgrréfzegeLum- “perame “nterpfl” °’ a“ time‘ gsglairea n.'f.»“'ifr.°2r§r2‘r‘§“ii‘...‘£‘°i? .1525 Errsiish and Irish desdent- and

tars of St. Martha now have under their charge the Charlottetown Hmspltai. A drive will begin on July 24 ta last until August 9 to raise $35,000. On the final day of the drive seven districts have combin- ed to put cnia big picnic at Tignish. I: is planned to make this hospital as modern and ivell-eqllillllfid d5 conditions will Dfimli-PS-

_ WEDDING BELLS -— St. Mary's Anglican Church, Summer- side, P.E.I., beautifully decorated with mixed flowers, was the scene of n very pretty wedding on Sat- urday IIIOIIIIIIE. July 15 9'5 99° when Rem Elizabeth, oldest daugh- tcr of Mr. and Mrs. George Key of that town became the bride of Sgt. Ceril Charles Artz, R.O.A.S.C. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hal'- sey Artz of Halifax. The brides- maid was Miss Dorothy Simmons and the groom was suplmfied by his friend Sgt. Wallace R.C.A.S.C. The ceremony was performed by Ven. Archdeacon G. R. Harrison. The ushers were Mr. Russel Ramsay and Mr. Rich- ard Rogerson. Given in marriage by her father, the youthful bride

coded sheer gown and wore a fin- ' She carried an ex- quisite bouquet of Red Sweetheart roses and wore a strand of pearls the gift of the groom. The brides- maid chose as her gown a floor- length turquoise taffeta with matchin cap and veil end cer- ried ye ow roses. The brides mother wore blue with navy and

. Music was furnish the choir of whlclv Reta had een a member for many years. Mrs. Robert shaw presided at the or- signing of the register, Miss Doroth Whatt sang ver sweetly, "I ve Y0“ Truly." Pollcwing the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. Linkletter Road where about fifty invited guests were present. The bride's table was lovely with red and white roses and two beautifully decorat- ed wedding cakes. Mrs. E. Mac- Arthur and Mrs. Percy Kinch P!!!“ sided at the tea table. Thole 1s- sisting in serving were Mrs. Ro- innd MacArthur, Mrs. Jean De- chant. Miss Sally Basler and the bride's three sisters, Mrs. R. R03- erson. Mrs. Glyn Johnston and Miss Ruby Key. The toast to the

by

bride was proposed by the Rev- Ar ‘ideacon Harrison and was fittingly responded to by the

groom. Following the reception.

Set. and Mrs. Arta left on e short 15

honeymoon in Nova Scotie. For travelling the bride wore a two piece dress of blue and white with lower hat and a corsage of red roses. Miss Key has been l p011- illar employee of the Island Tele-

Pierce, mg

—CARD PARTY AND DANCE- Under the auspices of the Catho- lic Women's League of Indian River a card party and donce was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Ramsay on Thurs- day evening last. Over one hun- dred and fifty people were in attendance and the evening was very pleasantly spent with cards, dancing and music. The prizes for cards were won by Mrs. Allan Murphy and Mr. Fred McCorvillc. Splendid music which kept thc dancers on their toes all evening was provided by Roddic Cameron, John Inglis and bldgnr Hickey. Refreshments were served hostess and she was assisted In serving by Mrs. Leo Hughes, Mrs. A. J. Cameron and Mrs. Fred Cal- laghan. At the conclusion of a most enjoyable evening the guests departed, each and every one vot- to be one of the most suc- gathertrya they had~ the c of attending. A very nice. sum was realized for charitable purposes-S.

it cessful

by the -

present.

distinction

W. Lowther and will be in

Hon. tor of this D

Bible on Rchabili for years to come. says that no one can afford to miss Professor Lumsdens address and urges all Legion members to make their plans now to attend.

The Legion also expects the Hon. J. L. Ralston; Cyrus Macmillan: Fenton, the district administra- anrl C. H. Scott, the Mari Superinten- dent of the Veterans‘ Land Settle- ment Act to be present at the convention and they are

IOWII

istr ct e

tation

den cf Acadia University has writ- ten accopting nn invitation to be He will be speaker at the evening bnnq

Professor Lumsclen served with,

in the lust

was severely wounded an ed an amputation of the rig HS B. COIISCKIUCIICC. man of the Committee on Rehab- ilitation nt tiic Dominion Conven- tion at Vancouver- is; said by Prcvinci

the uet.

and his report. al Presiden to be a master

guest;

war and b d suffer- r ht arm ‘ 5t He was chair-

i N- , into the business of piec as the Lemon's Matters Mr. Lowther

Col. Major the ‘ Thomas

looking

am 010E

b‘

—Mr John

Pte. side

been infor

after vmtihu Sterling Gillespie Souris.

John Demcy

Dalley have returned to their homes in Wlblth

Ramsay and Mrs. Ra

sees, his wife, who Water Street,

" Personals

—Mrs. Albert Weeks ol Bedeque nied by her d Soavert

have re

of 1i

Mr. e msay-‘S

Pto. Loo Bernard

In Action

Leo Bernard of Summer- haa been killed in action over- on has presumed that he was serving in France. ' Pte. Iemard was e son of Mrs.

resides Summersidc.

med. It is

aughter Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

and. Mr.

their

forward to a full discussion on service men and women's affairs. This Soldier's "Parliament" is yearly assuming more importance. This year Capt. B. A. Clark of Summerside is chairman of th

Resolutions Committee and he and his committee are working hard assembling and arranging the dit- ferent resolutions passed by the various branches in the province. Provincial chairman, James S. Walker, Charlottetown, rules im- partially but with an iron hand on the points of order raised dur- ing the debates on the matters discussed by the convention.

Since the present war the great bulk of the resolutions and recom- mendations made by tile Canadian Legion have been in connection with the problems of the Army of the present war and of their rehabili- tation. The Canadian Legion feels that these boys who served in this war must got a better break than they did when they were dc. mobilized 25 years ago.

Death Yesterday

the elimination of great and evil forces which have threatened the’ very life of democratic institutions, in the British Empire, in the Un-' ited States. and in the world." "Cannot we stand together

others to complete the Job wh e fighting is over by wcrkl ill in cooperative endeavor and shoulder to shoulder"? he asked. “We of the credit unions must ‘lead theway, that the spirit of unity and brctncrhtcd must making a per-

8S Eh

i m “g,

e mnnent peace."

lllr. H. L. Fowler

Mr. H. L. Fowler, a native of this Province who has made an outstanding record as manager of the Consumers’ Cooperative Re- finery at Regina and has recently wcepted a position as manager of the National Farm Machinery Co- operative in Indiana. Spoke elo- quently on the development of the cooperative movement.

Among other thingb he told of the first co-operative refinery in the world, the Consumers’ Co- operative Refineries Limited which was incorporated in 1934 and started refining in May, 1935. From an original capital of $32,- 000, this refinery has now grown until it has assets of $1,600,000 and a net worth of $950,000. Its‘ net savings will, at the end of the] present year, exceed $1,500,000. To the individual section of land, the net result is that today he is farming at a cost for petr leum products at e cost of appro imateiy .

Mr. Fowler also referred to_ the establishment of the Canadian- Co-operative Implements Limited. “We have now approximately 25,- 000 members. We have failed to find a satisfactory source of sup- ply in Canada, and I ml ht say that every Canadian man acturer of note has been approached. Our program now ls to work out the problem of a farm machinery co- operative in complete co-operation with the American regional co- operative wholesales."

National Farm Machinery Co- operative ls owned by the large regional co-operltive wholesales of the United States and Cana- dian Co-pperativc Implements Limited. It has factories at Sholb -

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' assured

.0! Canadian women was not mis- minced.

COUTSB E

office were open to at any time. that the words “the

than a iorrlnsl gesture

by nailing

the welcome theyhad received and would look ealterlv forward to com-

i ban ngire atherirlz in a npy mood z Alanine "The Preacher and the Bear“ a d. upon feelinglv tion of e 5on8 fect upon the nu

The niacin: them concluded the banquet after Wwl marry of tho

uiu as guou a Job of lire fighting in their respective cities "as Anglia Mcbacheln (i085 lll ours, men your cities are well locked alter."

A toast to the Fire Chiefs was then offered by Mr. J.O. I-lynd- man and suitably responded lolly Chief W.J.S. Walsh of Campbell- ton, NB. Chief Walsh congra- tulated the people Charlobte- town on one beauty of their City Bflfl their Province as a. whole and them the visitina firemen and their wives would take away with them very pleasant mem- ories of the gracious hospitality bestowed upon. them

City Councillor TB. Rogers in tendering a toast to the ladies, as- surcu them no had every con- fidence Canadian women, if nec- essity called upon them, could withstand the rilzours of war and sacrifice lust as steadfastly as the women of England Oi‘ France.