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war 1A1. 1944

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_WANTED - Qualified Bteno- grapher with some knowledge of book-keeping. capable of mansg 01mg, experience desirable, but not essential. Good wages. Apply National Selective Service, merside.

_5EI.VING IN FRANCE —- Mrs. Glynn Johnston, nee Helen Key of summerside. has received word from her husband, Cpl. Glynn Johnston. R. C. A. F, stating that lie is now .serving in France. Cpl.

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i0 _ [I ssrvios your sslu to silo boy responsible isr deliveries n nus rsnls.

Johnston's home is in Elmsdale. P. E. L-S. “BAPTISMAL SERVICE - A

genial. Baptismal service was held t St. 46m’: Anglican Church, St. Ileana! Q I o’ on Sunday sitcrncon at which four baby girls were baptised. Venerable Arch- deacon G. R. Harrison performed the ceremony. The children were; Beryl . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jeffrey; Elizabeth Ruth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rpy Tar-itch; Mildred Ruth. daugh- ter of Ml‘. and Mrs. Nelson Comp- ton; and Gladys Joyce, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Alden SmaIL-S.

--A!'I'EAL LODGED — An sp- eal has been lodged by the Crown or a new trial in the case of Anl drew Perry. Summerside, who was recently acquitted by a jury on a charge- of conspiring to distill ii- legally alcoholic spirits. The ap- peal which will be heard in the court of criminal appeals in Char- lottetown asks for a new trial on the grounds that the trial judge erred in his charge to the Jury and in a ruling on the admissability of certain evidence. Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenault was the presiding Judge-S.

-DEATH OF MISS ROSIE ARSENAULT - The death occur- red at the Prince County Hos-

1044. of Miss R/OSIB Arsenauit. ago 30 years. a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Archie Arsenault of Egmont Bay, She is survived by her par- ents and three brothers: Alyre with the Canadian forces in France, Eugene and Sylvain at home. Also three sisters. Mrs. Joseph Blacquiere. Summerside; Ida and Aline at home. The fun- eral will take place on Wednesday morning from Egmont Bay Cath- olic Church.—S.

Regular Meeting 0f Summersido Town Gouncil

The regular monthly meeting of the ‘Sllmmcrsldc Town Council was held 11st evening viith Deputy Mayor D. F. McNeil presiding and sli the councillors present.

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Barns of Boston, Mass, who is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mc- Kay, Summeraid , rendered very effectively several solos at the eve- ning service at Trinity United Church, Summerside, on Sunday evening. Mr. Barns is s banker in the business world and also well-known singeL-S.

H. J. Phillips and Co. of Charlot- tetown which has the contract for repairing the Marine Wharf in Summerslde have begun work on the Job. Three hundred feet of the wharf is to be replanked and refaced and also some new piles will be driven. Mr. Major Small. Summersiuc, is the government in- spector on the job-S,

senior league was fully discussed and a communication from the Town Clerk requesting that the use of the diamond be granted was read. The town clerk was ad- vised that since the S. Y. C. I. plan- ned to erect considerable equip- ment for the children back of the diamond that the S.Y.C.I. could not assume any responsibility in case of accidents from ball playing bv the senior team. The welfare of. ficer Mr. Pat Ryan was. on motion, granted two weeks’ vacation be- ginning July 17th. Varlous routine matters being disposed or the meeting adjourned-S.

Personals

—Mrs. W. T. Pearson, Sackville. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Callback, St. Aviird's.

—Mr. Douglas MacFarlane, Fern- wood. was a recent visitor to Moncton, N. B.

-Mrs. W, T. Pearson. Sack- viile. spcnt the week-end at Be- deque, the guest of Nlr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bowness.

-Mrs. Margaret Bakewoll. Der- by. Eng.; Miss Doris Hare, Hoots. England; Miss Ruby Delaney of the staff of W. M. Bowness. Bo- dcque, and Miss Gladys Delaney. North ‘Tryon. are spending an enjoyable holiday at MocFarlancs Cottage. Fcrnwood.

LT. COL. DJ. MAXWELL IS A GOOD COOK

Councillor Gorrili. chairman of the street committee announced that he did not think the con-L tractor who had bccn given the job of repnvin": a section of Witty er Street Vv/EFC was going to be able to do tho Jo's this year due, h the labor shortage. He said that the street department had decided to fill the holes on the street im- mcdlotelv. However. he said he world further inquire into the mrttcr.

("nmcillot Clorill also criticized coal dealers for loading their carts too full with coke. Much of it is] failing on the streets and keeping 121F111 in quite a mess.

Councillor Mollison asked‘ as to the iziotter of a new street which is olcnnczi for the t. ci .

‘ Councillor Gorrill ..id the eng-l. incer is drawing up a plan which he expected to have shortly.

A letter was read from the summersidc Youth Centre Inc» acknowledging a letter from the council h which the council had requested iii: S.‘..’.C.I. to grant the use of the lJPll grounds to the sen- in": hall club without restriction. The latter read: “Tho S.Y.C.I. pro- posed to erect considerable equip- ment on the school grounds im- medlatelv adjoining which will attract quite a number of small children to the grounds. Natural- lv we cannot assume any responsi- hihtv in case of accidents from playing of senior ball. We feel- thcrefore. that if the Town Coun- cil gave the use of the grounds to tho senior ball team we are in no position to object othcr than to point out the possible difficulties that may arise. Signed. T- n 1' key, secretary."

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MONCTON, Ju_ly 10-Familiarity Wlbh railway dining cars may have had something to do with Lt. Col.

.J. IVAHXWCJS zilJlllty 1o some up bacon and 032s to General Dc Uauiie when me iriAer arrived n1 Newicunliland lJy ail‘ from Algiers on a visit to Washington and Ut- tawa.

Gen. De Gauilcs arrival in New- foundland was too late for the rc- gulal‘ mess so Cal. ivluxwell who 1S the army commanding ofLcer where Gen. D-e Gaulle landed rook the general to his house and put- ting on a chef's cap cooked up a meal of bacon and eggs while the General looked on. they chatted a- wav in the kitchen.

Before Joimng up in the present war Col. Maxwell was employed as Inspector of headlight and car lighting equipment on the Atlan- tic Region of the Canadian National Railways and his duties would take im frequently into dining car kit- chcns to supervise the electrical ap- paratius.

After leaving Moncton Col. Max- \veil went to Halifax where he was stationed before going New- foundland. He is a veteran of the last wai- having enlisted in August. 1914 and on being demobillzed. re- sumed his service with the railway in May, i019. He is ll. native of Hal- ax

AUCTION AT SHAMROCK On Thursday, 7:30 p. m. I will sell 30 acres of choice standing hay. Terms cash. If day is un-

fit sale on next day. D. D. MacDONALD,

HUGH MORRISON, Auctioneer.

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AUCTION

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sell by auction on Monday. Jilly 17 st 1 o'clock p. m., all my house- hold furniture and cookinl uten- sils, including living room. dining room, bedroom and kitchen furni- ture. All those sriieles are prac- tically new and in the beat of con- ‘diiion.

TERMS CASH. If day ls unfit ssle on nest day. ALLEN McALEEII.

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-s.r.c.r. MEETING - On Fri- , . ' ‘ , _ day evening a meeting of the OUIVUVILROIDL Sllmllilieglilie Sleuth Centre Inc, was e n I ffi f th P. E. ..- a r t I. Fur Pool Ltgquwitcl: 3. gooed rep- zgstefltialkililn “lathe {directory pres- ——-i__ ___

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-A i-lfly and tunoiuil musical star- stuonca Willi lip.- Cllt€l'l..lll“li.'ll(3l‘it is to Du round at inc bflllllui "insane iiisi wees wiicre ivl-u-ivis ueciun- caior ccriieoi ‘uroautriy rtiiyuim," is, ulnyliig. George ivrtlroalrv co-stais WlLll lovely Lliiilly Sunnis, radio's iavilfll-fi 51-18511: sweetheart. Illiliflng her screen (JEDUI. in ‘technicolor.

Kensington and Vicinity

t. and Mrs. Ray Stewart of Moncton, spent some time visitinl lgt. Stewart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart.

Mrs. Susan Ellis of O'Lesry is

spending some time in Kensing- ton. the guest of Mr. and Mrs.. Claude Clow. , J Mrs.‘ Aubin Wedge and small

, Susanne and Diane. of O‘Leary, were visitors to - Ken- sington last week.

Mrs. B. Burt and son Leigh of stanho e, visited Mr. and Mrs. gznne McLean on Dominion

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LAC. Gordon Mallet, spent s few days of his furlough in Ken- sington. He was accompanied by his wife and children.

Mr. Billie McLean of Emerald. sipent the week-end at his home ere.

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mclnnis of Valleyfield. Quebec, arrived home to spend s two-week holi- day vvith relatives and friends.

LAC. Alfred Higgins of Vancou- ver is spending a holiday with his wife and family here.

LAC. Harold Goodwin of Debert spent the week-end with his mother.

Cpl. Lawrence Cahill of Debert is spending his furlough with his wife and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boulter of Victoria, paid a short visit to Kensington on Saturday.

Ptes. Arthur Watson and Wm. McNally have returned to their duties after spending a furlough in Kensington and Pictou, N. S.

Pte. David McNally, who has been in hospital for some time is now spending a sick leave with his wife and family in Kensington.

The sympathy of this commun- ity gocs out to Mrs. Hughle Brid- ges and small family in the sud-

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Personals

Mr. Daniel W. Hume, Athol, Mass, is in the city.

Mr. Melvin Murnaghan and Jos- eph McCarron, Fort Augustus, were recent visitors to the City.

Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McPhail, Ot- tawa, are registered at The Char- iottetown.

Mr. W. L. Donovan, who is ss- sociated with Canadian National Telegraphs, Moncton, was in the city last nigh

Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Walker. Montreal, are guests st the Queen Hotel.

Mr. H. D. Ullock, Newcastle. N. .B.. was in Charlottetown yester- day.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Boudreau, Mag- dalene Islands, arrived last night in the city where they are regist- ered at the Queen Hotel.

Messrs, R. s. Sutherland and J. I-l. MacLeod, New Glasgow, N. S., ulere in the city last night.

den death of her husband at Val- leyfield, Que.

Loaded WLi-ll lilting tunes, plus the music c4 ‘i oinmy ucrsev and his orchestra, Jircuuway miytiun‘ ,5 the storv of a successful JJTOZIUWGJi producer who hits a snug in his‘. career when he decides to go "arty"

and a hitch Ill his romantic plans. when the H0!iy\VOCi star, played oy| Gmny Sicilians. uctcmiiiics to pro-, M130 i1 Drdy on nor own with the cooperation oi. nluloh.) S Iillflrl‘ and‘ kid sister. “M11110 Mil-Hilly. fresh from his‘ {I'll-Blind in lnls Isthe Army‘ and. Hawaii. is illlplllly cast a5 ch», producer and his role gives hini up-‘ bortumty lo sing and uiillce, andi ivatchiiiyi lvir, _ y, gm; nl-Ml tiaixcc spur movie gcci" pieasurc.‘ (illllly arinms. m_i1c.- Al... IIIOVIQ T019, [UVLULS ‘ii PILXLY ILICC and figure and uirnuillly Lu 11311319 fl Etwfllilnf: rcle with distinction. It goes without SCUAIILZ silo can sing to suit all tastes. '_"}_.—_‘_‘__"”* CI i Y COUNCIL iCuiiiiiiuLd

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halo “Goa . tianpaiiiiiiiii. no to in‘ AEOLI>~C ' in lfiCeaClliic‘ cf m‘ of tH£IIJULAC1CVbIECIIIdi ‘M ‘ Lil .111 ollnniwn, w Ihemscivts. coon. Butler said. . fCouitvPcrcrv Gay thought carriers g uns-uataiy dwelilnf-rs should not . Cdldhfllifld 1o collect rent until ihc| svmqilliliegs were restored to decent Tho Recorder gore his legal cpin-l ion ih-it owner" ‘ 1 1n ‘could ‘be ‘coinvgliccsltlcixingleli "tllfigv iHealth Act. to make ihcin iiv-I l able. but streamed that the Council- ‘nvrimbfis ‘i’ "' Se‘ 1111s swoiect latch! grails b“ a = Coun. Butler adv cat .d B d ‘ Ilealih meeting i; tlfie 3?: r future. _ ‘ i The Mayor agreed to call such a. meeting as soon as he could contact‘ l the Health Officer. l , _Coun. MacDonald found fault| .with Hygienic service for not. ‘cleaning dirt out of barrels. The‘ ,Seiyice was getting a city grant of ‘£203.00 and was not earning it, he

Coun. fiicgcrs agreed with Coun. ‘l

MacDon .

He ti lit Citv Council should meet wi 1 Board ul ‘Trade with rc- lercncc to the extension of runways for the Charlottctovrii airport. He! had heard rumors thsit the city airport was to be closed. He did not think Prince County should have IWO fllflloris and Charlottetown none.

Coun. MacDonald said he had re. ceived requests from citizens ask. 10¢ that the City's trees be sprayed, Last year it had cost $1000.00. He l-hmlilht that private owners of pro-

Sprflylnil at slight cost. They could borrow stirrup mnnps irnm the Cigio. he guegcstcdh u

un. uticr rca ie Polk-g m. 110st which was adopted.

Coun. LePage complained of the traffic officer "ticketi " country motorists for slight trggfic violat- ions. He suggested this was bad for business.

Coun. Rogers did not agree. There was no use in hflVlml traffic bye- i laws unless they were obeyed by all.

He thought some outsiders were be- ‘pa: spo ed by too much consider- on.

Coun. McKee said the first tic- ket to outsiders should be n. "warn- iniz one.” Coun. MacDonald wanted to know how many loads of coal had been weighed on the Citv scales during the last two months. A man had re- cently complained to lilm he had paid a coal company for eight tons of coke and had only received six. Coun. Gav thought there should be a check-up. lie h d a six ton oal bin

. One coal (ICuIiJCT filled it for six tons Another only filled it

l two thirds for same amount of same

Coun. Gay informed the Council that the Rifle Association had giv- en the Citv's building near the range to the Women's Institute at St. Avards. The Dominion Govern- given the necessary have the building land which had i been leased to the city. Coun. Rogers said building was on posts and could be moves. Recorder informed the Council‘ ibuilding would have be on rol-' lers before it tmild be moved.

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Coun. Butle recommended that "U9" MORRISON’ the City's battling houses should be 511°11'75"" whitewashed and minted and gen-l --——-—-——- orally "fixed up." passe

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d: Moved by Coun. Percy C. Gav.

Misses Doreen McLean and Marion Pyke have gone to Dart- mouth. N. S., to spend their holi- days with Miss McLean's sister, Mrs. Clinton Glydon.

Mrs. Percy Keyes and small daughter. Margaret of Montague are spending some time here with

Mrs. Keycs‘ mother, Mrs, Alice Waite. Mr. Norman McDonald, the

Mr. Andy Lyale, of the staff of the Toronto Star. is registered at the Charlottetown Hotel.

Sgt. G. J. Marshall and Mrs. Marshall, 'I‘ruro. arrived last night and are registered at the Queen Hotel.

Mr. Joseph V. Ames, sherbrooke, Quebec. and Mr. B. E. Rogers. Halifax, Nova Scotia. prominent bizsiness men. registered at The Charlottetown Travel Bureau ycs- terday.

highly esteemed Principal of our school for several years, has ac-. ceotcd the position of vicc-princb. pol of Sl““"\1"1‘llli"'i High School. It! will oe with much regret that thr

will scc Mr. McDonald leave their midst. His place will indeed be

Mrs. Percy G. Gay, wife of City Councillor Gay, is visiting her two sisters at East Point.

L-Bdr. Keith Munn has returned

llLijCl‘ people of Kensingm-J and vicinity to his unit in Halifax after spend»

ing a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. Neil Munn. Cherry

difficult to n11 both in the schooLHm

and in the community.

A vcrr successful pantry sale was hcld in Kennedy Bros. spaci- ous store on Saturday. by the ladies of the Presbyterian Church.

Miss Edith Kelly of Toronto ar-' rivcd ironic on Friday to Silflld some time with her mother, Mrs. Bert Kelly

Miss Anna Kilbride is spending a few days in Sea View, the guest! of Miss Ina Murphy. l

Soviets Boost Baby Bonuses

MOSCOW, July l0 - (AP) The Supreme Soviet. in a sweep- ing decree to strengthen family life, today made divorces much more difficult to obtain and grant- ed financial aid for large families. ranging up to a lump sum oi.’ 5.000 rublcs or $950 at birth of an llth child, plus a monthly payment of 300 rubles or $57.

State aid begins with a grant of 400 rubles at birth of a third

child. A fourth child brings a $247 payment and $15.20 per month. with lump sums and

monthly aid increasing up to $050 and $57 monthly for the llth child and each thereafter. Monthly pay- ments continue until children are five years

The decree - causing a sensa- tion throughout Russia — also created honors for mothers, the highest one "mother heroine" for women rearing 10 or more chil- dren, revised family taxes to en- courage births, tightened laws against abortionists. liberalized aid for pregnant women, and ordered increased production of baby clothes.

means-s dawns

Some Canadian ultrymen use incubator.- equi with shock absorbers.

McKee that the tender of HB. Weeks to- suooliv the Market building with Spri hill slack coal at $8.05 ton. t to ‘

seconded by Coun. J.T.

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Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Tovmshend. Scuris, and Mr. and Mrs. C W Townshencl. Fortune. paid a busi- ness trip to Summerside on Tiles- day.

Dr. A. H. Gordon of the Mont- real General Hospital left yester- clay on return after spending a short holiday the guest of Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Gordon, Longworth Ave.

Mr. and Mrs. Periey Bernasconi. Halifax, are the guests of icir daughter, Mrs. Charles Bentley and Mr. Bentley. Fitzroy St. Mr. Berimsconl is with the Dominion Dept. of Public Works, Halifax.

Mrs J.P. Crocketts many friends will regret to learn that she has a- gain entered the P.E.I. Hospital for treatment.

Miss Ruth Trainor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P C Trainer. left Saturday morning on a visit to her sister, Mrs. P. V. MacMilian. De- troit. Mich. She was accompanied by her mother to Moncton.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of our Deer Mother. Mrs. William A. MacLeap. who died Jul 11. 1931.

Today is a ay of remembrance,

With many sad regr ts.

A day we shall alwa s remember

When the rest of t e world for-

gets.

We think of you in silence, And oft repeat your name,

what would we give to hear your

voice, And see your face again. Fontlily remembered y Psmify. ‘l-ll-l .