‘Fl-Iii’. C" A RLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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"PRINCE I EDWARD" Starts WEDNESDA Y—2 DAYS

EXTRA “THIRD DIMENSONAL MURDER” More Thrills and Chills Than Frankinstine —Seen Thru The Little Colored Glusses—

Til-DAY -:- SAPITUL -:- WEDNESDAY

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THE iiiliiiiiliiAN BUSINESS TRAINING STIIIJIO lie-Opens 0n

SEPTEMBER 2nd, 1941'

This Business College offers the young men and "it"! women of this Province a complete course in Business Subjects-Shorthand and Typewriiiflif. spelling. Business Letter-writing, Stenogrnphic Speed. Bookkeeping-Theory and Practice, at a moderate "l! and in the least possible time.

Evening Classes will be resumed in October.

Individual Instruction given by a certified, practi- "ll and experienced Teacher. "

For information re Tuition, Rates, etc., write! MISS MARY CORCORAN, Principal

P. 0. Box 415, Charlottetown

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iiiinada Appeals i To The Housewife

dlTAwAz-Tiie women of Can- ada are being afforded an opport- unity to emulate their cousins in Great Britain, the United States, Australia and New Zealand, by giv- ing worn out and broken utensils and otherwise useless aluminum articles to help the Canadian Red Cross society. The National War 591M095 DQDB-rt-ment is launching a. Dominion-wide drive for this material, needed in the manu- facture of airplanes and other Will equipment.

Conoent ation points will be oom- pounds in the parks and school grounds oi every town and city. Citizens will be asked to bring material to those compounds. All wom out, broken or useless alum- inum articles should be cleaned out of each home and brought to the communtiy pile. The National War Services Department points out; that useful articles, which would have to be replace -. should not be given. Appropriate articles would be leaky poi-s. pans which bum only 1n one spot. old shoe trees, broken shakers, golf club, may; will not be used again, and broken lmrts of washing machines and sweepers. The Department asks for all aluminum articles which are not required in home or shop.

The material collected in thlg 91110991811 will be rushed to Can- adian factories engaged 1n n-mnn. torturing airplanes and other essential articles of war. 28.000 lbs. of this aluminum will build a modern bomber plane and 4,000 lbs. a modem fighter plane.

Every Canadian woman is amp. ious to do her utmost to assist in the success ul prosecution of the war. Here is an opportunty for her to make a most valuable con- tribution to the war effort. Those 01d Dots and pans, which she can so easily collect and bring to com- "limit-y DUB. wiil make bombers and fighters. Those very bombgrg and fighters may b, the deciding factor in winning the war.

The National War sci-vim De. Dartment will lose no time in mak- ing the material collected avail. able to Canadian manufacturers, and the money collected from the sale will be turned into the wonder. ful work which the Red Cross 50¢. ietl/ is doing for Canadian sailors, soldiers and airmen. Thus the giv- ing of useless aluminum ware 1n "Ii-s campaign serves the double purpose of providing much heeded material for war vehicles and of sen-sting one of the noblest of the war charities.

The aluminum drive will be con- ducted on specific date; as follows;

Ontario and Quebec September 5 and 8;

Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta. September 12 and 18;

The Maritime Provinces and British Columbia, September 19 and 20;

These dates are arranged to afford proper marketing arrange. merits.

Canada counts on each and every Canadian woman to do her share in the campaign for sap. vaging useless aluminum ware.

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Too Late To Clasify

CAR. LEAVING FOR. MONTREAL

Sunday. Aug. a1. can take three passengers up. two returning Apply P. E. I. Travel Bureau.

Professional Bards

Mcl EOD 8. BENTLEY

W E BENTLEY K. C. .l. A. BENTLEY K. C. C. l1‘. BENTLEY. LL. B. Barristers and Attorneys-st- Law

AIONEY 1'0 LOAN 1M Prince Street --__._

MilllllELL 8i Gil. ll. F. ARCIIIBALII

Chartered Accountant: Eastern Trust Building Charlottetown

H. F. McPHEE II. A. K. C. NOTARY. mo. BARRlSTl-JR UOLICITOB llley Building Charlottetown-

MucGUIGAN 8| TRAINOR MARK R. MacGUlGAN, ILC. C. ST. CLAIR TRAINOB. K. C. Bnrristes, Solioitorl. Etc. MONEY T0 LOAN Office: Over Provincial Bank. Richmond Street. C‘ Iottetowls.

BELL 8. MATHIESON MONEY r0 LOAN Cameron Block, l“ rlottetows P. l. lslsnd.

PALMER 8| HASLAM A. J. IIASLAM, B. LLB. BARRITEII I O.

is Chambers Charlottetown, P.E.l. NONI! ‘I0 LOAN

Flinn! l5 P-O. Bo! II

EYES EXAMIIIEII

GLASSESMFITTEII J. s. TAYLOR

OPTOMITIIIST New lnostton

Covalent and Queen su- Oppostts run Grocer! I I B A I tvnonle "snag: ahalllsifiou

This column is reserved for news ol local Interest. but advertising pt a newsy nature may be Inserted st l cents a word. strictly III!- sills In advance.

i OONFEDEBIATION LIFE INBUB ANCE- _

L-Wlils

ISLAND-GROWN PLUMs ready 1st week in September L-526-8-23-2i.

wsr ARRIVED. Beautiful hS-i35

igfitnierfiisér. ‘iiiiiscrseigaaig ‘£8.91? . szxszdysséerr“ Wssitsrii: F0!’ Milllllflliil ———~ s I JUST samvap. Beautiful as-

sortment of ladies crepe and wool. len dresses. Prices $2.98 to $9.75. Kennedy's Ladies Wear. Great George Street. L9i-8-26-31

WRECK OF CAR FERRY —— A

Thirty-five men left Beach Grove Inn Military Ti-sihinz Camp yes- green spar buoy has been placed tangy to continue their training on 32:3 going‘: gotlpgleliitlottglowlilfi'the mamhmd- Ber” ‘he’ 9"‘ which lies sunk in 2o fathoms of ‘unified the)’ we" Pwsemed w‘? water, about two miles 152 degrees Filflfeitfifl End knitted 800d! Y

the Provinciai Government.

from the south point of Port Mouton Island, on the Nova Sco- through the Carry on Canada corps. and the Red Cross- The

tia coast. k d n i. were loo e a er

LOADS rorsro csnoo —The g;°sfii.'fat,i‘_mé_ Bme o, the can-

schooner. Nellie J. King, captain ad,“ mam“ w“ Servgces,

Lester Beck, of Murray Harbor is The men leaving yesterday wen;

wmln! mmtms i“ vlcwria‘ The all privates. They included:

@5130 l5 1°!‘ sydney- 1‘ 15 “"9"” Pie, Allen. J., Summerside. PEI.

to be the first cargo of potatoes Pm Anderwn, J, H,’ wmm 30nd,

to be loaded in that part of the P_E_I_

province this season. Pm Arsenauu, E“ Tmnsn, 9,3,1

--——— it, J.W., s oisido. can. SPRINIKLER mro AC'l‘- Pg‘? Arsmm“ “mm '— 1n YEP}! l0 an EmGEZQIIOY i ' ' call early yesterday morning stat- Pm A'5e"““1t' R‘ L" Bedeqlle

ing that the pumps which supply NOW‘- P- E- I- water to the training centre ui Pte. Barnett, R. L., Elmsdale, P.

Beach Grove Inn had broker. E. I.

down, Mr. Russell Abbott, Cit; Pte. Birch, H. E., Wellingtfm. P- mechanic, took the recently pur» y; 1,

chased City sprinkler which l‘ Pm Blakeney’ c, A" sea View. tank capacity of 1500 gallons to PEL

the training centre, making two

. . l Di t0 . trip; and kept the centre supplied ?fld8°"' WJ’ Char o e w“

mtg‘? water until repairs had been P-Pfi‘ Brown. A“ charlottetowrh P ..____. E. I. FUNERAL rasranpsv - 'l‘l'ie Pte. Brown, '1'. n. st. Avards. P funeral of the late Mrs.» William E. I. Wright was held from her resi- Pte. Butler, WJJJ" MulTll’ Riv- denoo 126 Brighton Road voster- el‘. P. E- I. day afternoon. The services at the Pte. Caseloy, R. 15-. Bllmmeffildh house and grave were conducted by P.E.I. Rev. Canon Malone. Illlléfmfillt Pte. Connier, A. F, Egmtmt Boy. People's Cemetery. Pallbearers: Ma- P.E.I. jor Duvar, Robert Nicholson, Frank Pte. Decoste, J. A.. Miecouflhf. Simmons, Alfred Tomlins, W. C. PEI. Hoyt, and w. R. Dennis. Pte. Desroche. m. J. Miscuuche. -————-—-1—- PEI. Use Minariys for dandruff. Pie. Evans, J. J., Tracadie Cross, PEI. Pte. Gaudet, J.W-. 5i. Imllfl- 9

E. I. Pte. Gilbert, E. 0.. Souris, P. E. I. Pte. Gillie, T., ‘Iighlsh. P-E-I- Pte. Hughes, T. S., Charlotte- town. P.E.I. Pie. Kemp, V. 0.. Albion. P.E.I. Pte. Misener, J. l‘... Bionhope. P. E. I. Pte. Mitchell, .7. 5.. Rocky Point, PEI. ' - Pte. Murl.-. J. E's Freetown, PEI. Pte. Murl. L.L., Freetown. P.E.I. Pte. McDonald, N., Iris. P-E-I-

Annual meeting 0f Dental Assn.

Dr. J. E. Corrigan, Charlottetown, was elected president oi the Dental Association of Prince Edward Is- land at the Association's annual meeting on Friday, Aug. 22.

The meeting was hcld in the 1- Pte. MacKenzie, J.A., Murray O. O. l". Hall, Charlottetown. Harbour, P351,

The election of officers for the p“, Nor-ring, v,, Cape Traverse, current year resulted as follows: 9,1331.

President. Dr. J. E. Corrigan, Pig, Quinn, w, A,, Charlottetown, Charlottetown. PEI.

Vice President, G. L. Keefe, Al- Pte. Reid. I. W.. Murray Harbour berton. North, PEI.

Secretary Registrar Treasurer, Pie singleton, E1... Ocean View, Dr. Heath McIntyre. PEJ,

Members of the council, Dr. W. Pm, sobey, J. 1'2, wllmot Valley. G. Hogg, and Di‘. F. E. Sinaiiwood p31, lJOJl of Charlottetown. Pie, Steele. P. F, Lower Monta-

Dr. D. T. Waye the official dcie- gun, PEI, gate to the Canadian Dental As- Pte. Stewart, c, A, Peters Road. sociation presented an excellent PE],

report on the work of the C. D. A. explaining in detail some of the activities of this body.

Dr. Harry Thomson of Toronto was present and was the chief speaker. Dr. Thomson is field sec- rotary of the Canadian Oral Hy- giene Council. He spoke briefly of his organization, explaining the way in which it functioned and of work that it is accomplishing. He. next dealt with the problems fac- ing the Canadian Dental Associa- tion and spoke of il e need of hav- ing a strong national organization capable of dealing with the many problems constantly developing within and without the profession. The Canacfan Dental Association is at present endenvorinq to en- large its field of activities. Dr. Thomson appealed to the Provin- clal Association to support in ev- ery way possible the National As- sociation in order that the W0- fesslon in Canada may be directed along its proper course and thus not only guide and protqct the members of the profession but also to safeguard the best interests of the public in general.

At this meeting it was decided to considerably increase the a- mount oi’ the annual dues in order that s substantial grant could be made to il"e Canadian Dental As- sociatlon.

Impressive Church Service at Victoria

The annual church service and

parade of Crapaud District Orange Lodge was held in Victoria on Sunday afternoon. August 24th. The officers and members of Loy- al Orange Association and Ladies Orange Benevolent Association paraded from Victoria Hail to Victoria United Church. The L O. A. pipe and drum band led the procession. The Standard bearer was Bro. Alva Walsh of Crapaud. while Bro. Stewart IllmElIl was District Chaplain. The Right Wor- shipful Grand Master of the Grand Orange Lodge of Prince Edward Island, Rev. J. A. Nicholson of York. conducted the service. tak- ing as his text Jeremiah l: ll. “Moreover, the word of the Lord came unto me. saying Jeremiah vlhat seest thou? And I said I sce the rod of an almond tree." The speaker told of the many things which might be taken as signs oi brightening gicams in the dark. ness of world's troubles, and spoke of the fundamental christian and moral principles for which the Orange order stands. The musical part of the service was in charge of Victoria choir, with a male quartette from Tryon United church choir.

After the church service the band led the Lodge members to in front of Victoria Hail where the members joined in friendship circle. A motion of thanks to the Victoria United Church and choir was moved by P. G. M. J. Vemer Moore. seconded by Right Wor- shipful Grand Mistress Minnie

Nominate Francis Biddle as II. S. Attorney General

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25 -(AP) ~Francis Biddle, a direct descend- ant of Edmund Randolph. the first attorney general of the United States, was nominated by Presl- dent Roosevelt today to be attor- ney general.

Heath MacQuarrie of Victoria. Grand Lodge officers included Deputy Grand Master. 3.3. French. Past Grand Master T. J. Inman, Past Grand Master J. Verner Moore Grand lecturer Stewart

general since

he's an able lawyer and I have no objection to the nomination.“

MacNevin. Responded to by Bro.‘

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TO-NIGH T New Dome Orchestra

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iThe army i ‘Calls again I

There is a constant call for re- cruits for the army. That call will go on as long as the war lasts. Just now tradesmen are particu- ilarly required by the Royal Can- widian Ordnance Corps to heip keep the various machines of CaviadaJs ,hignly mechanized army running, smoothly. This is a splendid oppor- itunity for trained and partially jtrained motor mechanics, wuiders, body builders, spray painters etc.

These men have an opportumty Ito serve their country where they icando the most good. While serv- ilng they will receive added train- ying whirl‘, when the war is over.

w‘ll equip them to make greater ‘headway on their return to civil- iian life.

‘ To join up for the above pur- poses tradesmen, or those having the above experience are not ve- quired to bc of as high physical and health category as for the ac- tive soldiers life.

Those who read this and have the i necessary experience for any of the above trades should get in touch with the recruiting officer. LL-Col. R. C. Chandler at the ar-

get in touch with local representa- tives of the recruiting committee or the armouries at summerside and other centres.

SAMARITAN-BIANDIT

Sleeping in his automobile here roc- ently. Sylvan Aragand was suddenly. awakened and confronted by a con-‘ siderate thief with an automatic pistol. Saving he was hungry. but didn't want to see Aragand nin short, the masked man relieved him‘ of onlv half of his money.

Inman of L. 0. A.. Grand Mistress Minnie MeoNevin, Deputy Grand Mistress, Lila French, Past Grand Mistress Susie Moore, Grand Sec- retary Jessie Larter, Grand Direc- for of Ceremonies Cora Iieard,‘ Dcput Secretary, Grace Moore, Brandy Auditor, Rhoda Lnwther and others. The parade was mar- shalled by District, Marshal Percy Dawson.

The church committee consisted of Bros. Peter G. MaczEachei-n, Stewart Inman, Heath MacQuar- rie and Percy Dawson.

BIRTHS 7 _...___ i, PETERSON- Southport. Lot 48 at the Nursing Home of Mrs. N. W. McKinnon, August 33, 1941. to Mr. and Mrs. Hans Petersen, New Wiitshire a son.

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MARRIAGES

WILSON — IIEGQARTY - Al. All Saints Church. Cardigan, August 20. 194i. by ‘he Rev. Joseph Rooney, P. it. Theresa Margaret Wilson to Vincent Joseph l-ieggarty 0i Char- loitetown.

McKINNON -- MacFADYEN. — At Biookiine. Mass. Auiiust 9. i941. by ioev. l-lecwr rkaiguson. Hilda Mc- Kinnon of Cambridge, Mass, (for- merly of Hampton. P. E. 1.), to Don- ald MacFaciyen of Lowell, MESS" a ilepliew cf ivii". John G. MOFBGYCI), uhuilcitetown. __ _

IHONAGHAN- Suddenly at Char- lottetown, Aug. 25. i941, Angelina Monaghan. aged 28 years. Remain: resting at Frank Hennesscys Fun- eral Home. Funeral notice later.

LAFFERTY-Suddenly at the City Hospital, Aug. 25, i941, Ivan Laf- ferty, aged 29 years. Remains resi- ing Frank Hennesseys Funeral Home. Funeral notice later.

DOIRON — At her home Upper Queen street. August 25, 1941. Mrs. Kathleen Dolron. (nee Mc- Quaidl aged 27 years. The remains are resting at the A, A. Hcnucssev Funeral Home. Funeral Wednes- day morning, time to be announc- ed later.

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Souris DANCE Sourisl RESERVE WEDNESDAY, August Zllll

for the big dance at Matthew & l\lcLean’s new warehouse at Souris ROUND AND SQUARE DANCES 2 ORCHESTRAS 2

This dance is sponso ns by the Carry on Canada. Corps, and the proceeds are for war purposes.

Come one, come all, spend the day or come and spend the evening.

A Jolly time and a hearty welcome await you. Refreshments Served.

oi clothing and bedding is much more difficult.

funds have been started in various mouries as soon as possible. Those parts of the world. ‘ 1n other part8 of the pr-Qylnge can Queen Elizabeth has permitted the

FORT WILLIAMI Ont. — (OP) --, Asgnclhlgfl Press

Buying slight edge in today's maiket and minor gains slow and colorless session.

ed t0 slightly higher. Boll Teic; hone

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fish port areas and the industrial midlands has attracted fresh tcnlion to the irigliiiui oi tiu: many tliuusziuils of civilians in Great ltriluin who ure harried fiuni shcltcr to shvlicr and finally driven iuto the upon successive raids. Eventually plat-es‘ are iounil for tiicm all, places oi relative security. but their belong- ing; of all kinds are destroyed. The

have Iloiiuoitiih FIINII ooiuuohs Foo Alli nun iiiitTiMS

IISL‘ of iier mime in connection with ‘(he ilumuuoil iriiinpzugn, which is uiiiviiilly known us "filo Queen's iuihmhiii [Hill] ior Air ltaid Vio- lims." livery dollar contributed to the J Quuins Cunzuiiun l~‘iinil goes with- uul. ili-iluvliun lu iiie Lord Mayo! ui London iur llliiflliillltlll to the norm-less unrl needy. Contributions from this Province sliuulil be foruurilcd to tho Royal

Repeated bombing raids en Bri-

isl- suits-ring

country by i

Isak of emergency feeding ailunu is Trust Company. Charlottetown, difficult. The task of setting them iviiicii reports the iollmvlng re- up once more with some quantity ecipls to (late:

Received _VOSi\"l‘(l£l)'I_

Brllflkhvu Women's lmiituie, $5.15,

Previously neknouIciIgi-il - $2,- 853.77.

TOT;\l',—S2,858.92.

To meet these enormous needs. lier hlujrsty

I little

s In the division fin‘ .. nizczid “were US S. s-i, Youngs- town Sheet, Nfotoixs, Uni- zcti Aircraft, origins, General

Electric. Air Rsducilon, Western Union, Sonia Fc, Great. Northern 3y Bernard §_ 01mm preferred and ‘Texas 0.1. Richfield pinnnninl “trim,- ;O1i and" AillCi‘iC“ll Commorciai Ai- 'c."hol climbed to new iii-ii tops. In NEW YORK, Aug, z5_<_qp)._- i arrears fraction; i0 Ilffliiflfl a point gcmvmqg again hem a i were American Cull. Westinghouse,

iI-‘nsttman. Sporiy. (‘rinsifidated Air craft. and Jolwiis-Alaziwiie.

predominated in a

Canadian stocks l'£lil'.!£‘i'l unchung- BOLTNCYNG “IELTPIRS

was the big gainer. up two p0illts

to 108 while Ford gained 1-4 and International Nickel were Canadian Mirconi down 1-16 and Lake Shore Mines oii 3-8, Un- changed were Dome Mines. and Imperial Oil.

FERGUSON — At Hampton. Mon- day. August 25. 194i. Mrs. (Capt) Donald Ferguson. aged 58. Firm-ml on Wednesday afternoon from Hampton church at 2 o'clock.

MCDONALD— At the City Hospi- tal, Aug. 25, 1941. Mrs. Josephine McDonald, aged '70 years. Remains were forwarded from Frank Hen- nessey‘: Funeral Home, Monday afternoon to her home in Rock Barre. from where the funeral will take place Wednesday morning 530 (Standard Time) to St. Margaret's Church.

Card or 11s....

l ‘The Memorial Committee L.O.B.A.

wishes to thank Mayor Holman land the citizens of Charlottetown for the heertv support irivm them

Biddle, solicitor ,, Jnnuam 194m Wm Succeed when; Dnve on} on their Tag Dav for war Pufnows H. Jackson, now a member of the E s £12m,‘ $81,?“ °n mug“: supreme Court. whom he also suc- ‘_ _ f. _ _~ I ceeded as sogoiato: Char- ' *’ .____- . . . “'7 les Fshy, ass n s0 c r gener- al, is expected to become Biddles ' ....~........ N. D. MacLean ,

Senator Alben Barkley, the ms- jority leader, said it was "a weil- UNDERTAKER earned promotion" and Senator Harry r. Byrd mesh-vs.) ma EMBALMER he knew of no objections to Bid- ' dle. Senator Robert Tait (Rep- Cher ottelownhend Ohio) commented "1 understand N°l::;n‘.“:a'"

exhibition In Canada.

MANCHESTER-NIP! - A new type of surface air rnlfl structure iwhic-h can be km by Dampers scm.‘.nm_ I bomb explosions Iveing Brazilian Truly-non, _shz\iicrcd is under construction for ilsondon and other British cities.

1-8. Losers

"GAliUl-IN OF THE GIFLF. I’. E. I.“

Artist: “able Mvfulluclm (Mrs. D. .\‘i.. (loss (‘hni'li*iii'inu‘ii)

Country lioprcsviiiad: - Pimvi- Eiluni-cl lsluml

One of the canvases in lhc (‘(lll(‘i‘llilll, ontcmpnrury Art oi‘ the Western Hemisphere." assemble-ii hy international Business‘ Nlzichini-s (‘or- poratlou, This group is cxliihiicil in the company's displ at thr- (‘nun- dian National l-Ixhiiviiion in 'l‘m'onio. Migllsi 22 - Scptolnhi-r l3, lilil.

‘Following its showing at. iliv (‘immiinn N tionui .\Ii‘hii'ovi, illls coll- ection will i~nur the li-"iiiixv museums oi‘ (‘iin.\(i;i. .\l 1y ]‘.\ll‘.lll'._l;\‘ in this collection were originuii." slmun ni the New Ynzk llllll \.ill linmciecii