AND llm WESTERN GUARDIAN Kensington

Maura: Mrs. Job! Pond. a came Straw-Phone no

suumauslnl and rlltwnuouun I In accldent

ubmrl|lllillll Advertising should bc left with In. Iolld. maybebulllhtgaily ates‘? er the following stcrqh

Premier Campbell

water Street. Gourliu Druptclb. Water ltrcct, ‘latent. "1' Mfi, Waior Street. um oculea n Granville sum. w. and an. {é Remington received a ca leg-ram Th, Guy-din: willbe delivered teeny heme in Bummer-side by from the Air Ministry in Great

“l, Enthusiastic meeting held at S’side rier Bu)’ at 2v m: cu 0V I00 m week. Phone sea m um service or gfgffifonmsegyglllg vgylvlllligls ltnhgf In connectlon Wlth Vlctory Loan‘

gins had been seriously injured in H1111" 111m Ii- 01m

‘cl: "u; order to the My rflbflnsible for deliveries on your route.

16th. Freetown vsMldd A)", BURNING 300d Stoves. 2111551011 20¢. Skate after, w ,0 40c capacity. n 514w! 1 Iraaa-a-li-zl.

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1‘ l -KENSINGTON and Freetown- _sl'scl.u. barsln excursion-l Dr. o. H. Brown wlu preach en _p_ n, lo Western Canada be- sunday as follows: Kensington lnuull,» l-ebruary 21st t0 March l1 am. and 7 p.m.; Freetown 3 pm. 1111.45 (R115 Mum 14°11“ M- Bell- His subject will be, "All Eastern sunset-hue, Agent. L-130-2-9-21- Wedding in Relation to the SeQ-_

ond Coming of Christ." L-zca,

_0lb TIMERS SKATE. Bedeque __..__ lllk,'llles:'..1_v. February 17th. Many JONGRATULATIONS --Lieut, l LI lcrnler years expected I0 Arnold and Mls. Taylor... formerly l: X6501‘... 119W’ “m1 me" Y°111 11111 of Kensington are receiving con- P115- 111111111511111 2091-4 _26,l_2_m_3l gratulations on the birth of g, ____ ' daughter, born at Kentville, N.S.,

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lb l»,;1.1;u1;-;1;g;. iggsrgggggg, 5;,- n... .fi.'?“‘.’...¥.t?;";? “H l‘ ~ “ _ K°11§111810n were hostesses for ‘he semi-weekly card parties in aid of the Red C7063. Eleven tables wnre

on. Victory loan campaign. m, D_ _

Stewart, chairman of the sch presided.

Ad- the New Zealand Air Force llaving O1 oo . E. Darby,

joined up in that country where he had been working in a pulp fec- tory. He received his wings in On- - W chairman cl tarlc. and Came home on a. short m‘ 91'1"“ M11111!’ 11111110111811 811°" furlough below sol“! lo Englanll briefly introducing Premier Camp- liis many Island friends will hope o! the vlctgigv11fgfl1 6111111" or better ew in th f . 1m c9111‘ .5, n 5 e near "m" Dalgn. Miss Sue Meadows presided

at the piano. peaking in

Second Victory Loan would success. l-le spoke with Prince Edward Island's contribution in the

=1

to do likewise.

He had every reason to

Premier ll support of the victory Loan spoke of the tremendous sacrifices and stupendous efforts of the people of . . . Great Britain in this fight for And vtclnlty world freedom. He contrasted the privileges enjoyed in Canada as compared with the lot of the people

____ of conquered Europe,

Mrs. Leona G. Cameron has re- He said that whether Canada turned to her duties as teacher of has conscription of her manpower Norboro School after a pleasant or not, it would be oi’ little use un- week-end spent with friends in less there was money to provide l , , Charlottetown. the guns, equipment, clothing and . m, blgdge were Mm Eng 11 P1111" 151K181‘ P111195 W61‘! W011 by _-- food for the armies. The Govern- ygiie null Mrs. Axworthy_ §_ Mrs. Albrt Maclollan and Mr. Wll- Miss Janie Mann of Moncion is merit has chosen to obtain the

._ ___ “ed T11Y1°1‘- 511011011 Prizes were spending a few days at her home in money by gifts, loans and taxa- _.ll_“l SERVICES _ The W011 by Mrs. J. (hark and Mr. Wm. Irishtown and also with friends and tion and everyone must be ready to Elilell-i. Gallant was 56111916- A Crmenole prlzc was relatives in Kenslngton and Sum- do his or her part s0 that the

“will msmlng from her awarded to Miss Marion Lnckhart merslde. ~ SOVIETS KNIFE

tnin this enviable record. He gave credit to the organization work of the committees who are all doin their part towards the success o the second Victory Loan.

The pictures gave excellent illustrations of Ilngl time. 0f Canada's part in the air training scheme, of Canada as a young nation and the heritage of the West and also some pictures of the ruthlessness of Germans.

Mr. R. K. Nevers, regional agent for the Canadian Film Board and Miss Hilda Gillis in charge of the educational film program spoke briefly at the conclusion of the plcturesr-S.

K ensington

rV chi. 1i ht the tea hour lllliln were served.

f, F1.“ me ‘to st Paul-s church Dainty refreshments were sewed " ' Mrs.

,_ R,“ J‘ a MacDonald “l? Bud an 611101111136 and profitable George Bowness was a vls- papers made the consequences of

_ a . l , evening brclrlit to a close ov in - it to Ch l ticto f the k- th battl ' 11311;? igqlLcjnlMbfiasg1iai1lndcm-l m? the 1151311151 51111191" a 2%. lsiglvsnggilesglrtlli 1&2 e150 $12k: Ceigr- (Continued from page 1) llllnizeals fgrlfiTeatg-lilxzlgzoiluifliltgggpgeg g at |'\ grave, — a r . . e war ca ne . “m, l. 3m wBl _..___ The point 01 "-11? 111111 While n was believed here that the R Tinmll‘ Josenll Gab t Miss Eugenia MacLcan, returned Russia was not disclosed, but it Germans now could throw a ‘alatle who Call-nap Emanuel to her home in Kellslngton after 0011111 have been Millet/ed by ad- fleet. of szxlzeavy ships and flsLrflng

spcndlng the past month with Vance units thrusting 11119811 01’ friends and relatives in Halifax. stronfl 301/181. 101085 09611111113 100111 ___. above and below Smolensk, threat- Master James MacNeil spent sat. eued key German base on the urday in Norboro, the guest o] Dnieper 230 miles west of Moscow. Master Arthur Bowness. t Ilndictiltions werla that iatl wasl D116 _ . a , I. __ __ -__ to ac 0n on a arge sc e, ame

m l?",1.1s1“§§l?,n will“ firs’ anmflvélgly, limglle llgqfkcg} c151,: The Weekly Bridge Club met at at destroying the network of com- 1‘“m"‘5' ‘ ' a“, rs‘ ma jssued wlllghl qlcF-ea the m1. the home of Mr. and Mrs James munications being used by the ,; Russel! J.r"df,‘_1.1y cl? wing prcfit and loss ‘account for AWBCDOIIBBII 0n Tuesday evening. At Germans in While Russia This is . lmell’ 59°11“ ‘"1151 lg the year ended Dec. 31, 1941: Lhe close of this delightful evening 11191111111111 01 17119 U~ s» 5- 3-. 111111 - 111V n- sevfia 1' 1‘ Profit for the year the host/ass served a dainty lunch. ‘V1111 111° 17111711119 W15 111E 509119 01 "@1196. 1n, 11 ended Dec. a1. 1941. M. Hitler's first big gains ln m; in-

_‘i’?11s11%-’.-l<l>:1 r-uk after making provision Mm John Mlmgay o; Ftl-gncn vasion of the Soviet Union. ...'~on. T ._v re- fol contingencies and $813385“, Rjvel- spgnf, Tuesday 1n Knnslllggoll Soviet spearheads were operating -_ ' ' ' the guest oi’ her daughter, Mrs. 1141111 T010116“. 11110111 65 miles - - nded Lester Champign and My; ghml. above the northern tip of white pion. Russia, and other Red army for- ces were operating in the Kirov

protective screen info the battle of the Atlantic at a moment when the British and ohm-a States fleets are heavily involved in the Mediter- ranean and Pacific. and that this would be a superior force for a mattrr of weeks,

Such a battle force, which might include the battleship Til-pit; and the pocket battleships Sclteer and Luetzow, together with l, number o1 cruisers and destroyers and even one or two aircraft carriers, con- ceivably could interrupt Allied con- Vfly work in the Afluntic until l1, was found and destroyed.

VISITORS — Mrs.

Bank of Canada 1 Slfivall and Russell

Luci .\I>l‘:=ll. Mass. spent the

, Divld e year e 21st Dec. 1941. at the ra-c of 4 1-2 uer cent per annum:

szsszzsi..llr= w-u- MM m»..-

itlzr Ralph

subiected at Brest for 11 months Hpparentiy made little imprcgg-on on them structurally. their fire con.

ilillscd by the children as much Now, MacAip-lne wrote, the man a

ii ln fol-mol- years, Mr. l-ieartz in the street has found the ans-

Wlkln wfls a welcome guest at .wers w his own questions. Here. in Club-S, ' hi; view. are the mum's answers

t —— "a ‘sierra ‘h an:

um PARTY s-r CLERMONT I 11> 1‘

-0n Tuesday lllglll; m, commolb places. He loc-ks around and sees

few days in Kenslngton with her were 1511111111111"! 113’ 1118111 1181111181 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Case- 591111111141111111115911 l/Ulflles.

le, before leaving yo; Hall!“ FTOm Iflnincred came word that

w ere she will spend some time. 5W1“ tmpe and supplies were

___ POurinB into the second Soviet city

Mrs. Preston Wadman of Ken- 111111 111° Imv newspaper Red stal-

sington, spent a few days in Sum- “111111111111911 WW1’? "The irOnt l8

action and their wiri d . Authorities were u§§bl."“'§."‘f..,

huh what additional

steamed for three misty

daylight yesterday before it was - sighted and it was almost under the noses oi Doyerfls cross-channel alps when it finally was discover-

‘Ibnlght the official answer to min from the Air lflnistry news service was that the Germans would

Hickey. Jr.. Mrs. ladwnle Hick- "Be hears erlvel about umlns -?- "1116 Miss Mary McQuaid. K. Home Guards with bikes solemnly Mr. Earle oral; of the n. c. A i unded in the Home of Lords F. stationed in Upper canada is "P-W-L. MEETING-The regular‘ me voice of military ewoerience. spending a short leave at his home “°111111.\’ meeting of the Indian He hears that the governments m Bg]f,1c_ tr sub-division of the OWL. solution in the manpflwl‘ 1"" _...__ 01 1111111 Bcrgeant Bruce Clark and lor-

held on Feb. 8th. T» ml is an ‘ncrease in the hours opened with prayer fgllrveeed b: 1 111 111° =1°11fl¢111111 11°1- gcant Major r-l-eerlcl: Semple have

Beaufort: braved the fire of the Nazi destroyer screen to glesth within it and launch their steel

Ono Hurricane bomber squadron with Bpitfirc escort fought way through the con

is n of the minutes of last "F" 1"‘1"°“1'~ rammed to their regiment ami- no, ll“, twice attacked NfmllHOM of so reetnv. Correspondence included Mylsdklgligtza £1102’ ellhyelh§l2¢?nl1°"0n_ spending a week at their homes 1n ‘l all lladgofl an?“ h ltlmhgrmlllnlfiekl Messersdlnlitte. lezram from u-le National Pres- and mndllm lncenully can my Keneington. weallm, whlch w“ um ‘ V.“ sqdn. Ldr. W. H. Oliff, m“ re luanr ratoning and price a“ ‘Rem lidequale all. plomllon‘ ton. md penlmlm woman“... “m” m, Beguyom, 31¢ m, “n; ,1‘? 11"“ members were arsed when he asks why the protection ———— times. the statement ma. there 11* "HMO 111w" 1M c1 11w m- lg-qbelale wlih the government w” w. lnwleec he u blandly ln- '11" 110W PW“ c! 111° 1W1" were three distinct lame a cloud m! W "1 W! ll, 1*‘? 111115111“ Ind do everv- gem.‘ ‘nobody expected the base '1 0111M 011mb met in their m, llollllh ‘than luddcnly we new big K Within their Dflwer to further wuld be smacked from land'- chaps. We all dropped our torpedoes

lit.“ e." "mo" "lit. I 9 11163 118 "P911 118 W nQFwIlQXLfieglETlfG Jfipgéllel-al ffll- devotional Mriod led by Miss lllesaic MW l of ‘maul And bewlldglqngnq, Clark. The opening hymn Lead - ere lead from several soldiers now IWWIHG 1118M‘ in lurn- Kindly Light was followed with ltcwledglng uplglwlullummymmgepraycrlodbywuieanllawcl- 211m of committees included a in the albumin. an article deal- aid. m sort um lesson and a 1y creditable report from the irw with irrvcetmenm." short reading Wlvenor on War work A m be m“ ne quoted from an verses were read 1111M! re abnnle march l rim article prediciinc e of McLean. Take rune To oly, 1‘1111-Socinl service Convznor ‘ask: the standards of life which "will was sung Bile: which Mill 01H‘! tdfor assistance for a. child ln r bring lower profits for a substan- gave a reading on "Young allh and it was decided to lme till ion of the ma-nufcotuflnl le Groups" taken from the 11H sent to the Doctor for examina- d goigt-‘ribufiivc Elfin” A arm Wll Nld b! nl1luA1m°“°“ "’ p" “’“°““1 an emu» van fi“,,.,'..“£..‘l3“‘nneé?“ni"ll.°'l?fil liming iiugfinefum m4 he with Thee". with the president Mr. 7 __;.._ Glendon Cotton m the chair the "RFUNERAI. YESTERDAY - The 111111111”! 11°11“ °1’"‘°“ m“ "1"

At the some time the Air lfln- istry added the information that a "very powerful force of

o u

ofall final f - “n33;- al1ld , mgatadinleoamexcuh

pl.

When lest seen in the North lea the German heavy ships were mak- ing for base at 20 knots. However, their actual speed through ills Strait of Dover terday, a vast canopy

‘ll-afar effort of the Ameg l_fl~n1-~11_§‘ (UCLLSSIJH on ways to ~ Chill-I‘ on sugar followed, 15g-

Con- within 10 seconds of each etha-

llldlamccrtsinwehitcne tilom."

IHOVUQDII

"I don't sac bow the d? could have got out of the way. added Cliff, who formerly was attached to a. Canadian torpedo bomber squadron. "She seemed to slow down after the attack. my rear

said he saw the drip-pm-

biy the Prinz Hagan-smoking

and listin u I threw the Beaufort au over t sky to get away."

The Hurricane and tfire squadrons, including Canadian un- its, kept up s series of almost con- tinuous Attack-s on the escort vu- sels. firing and bombing at time: almost from vast height, while. a- bove them. other fighter sqadrons engaged strong formations of Ger- man Meseerechmittq and the new Pocke-Wulf 190's.

Pilots said the Nani warships were protected by kets of fight- ere. The German radio reported that more than 000 planes were fighting at one time over the chan-

nel.

Then. after all available aircraft had been thrown into the assault. the destroyer force went in to at- tack in what was described as a "very gallant action."

At that time the German squad- ron was stelanilllllz at almosl :1: speed oppoe e rnou h o Netherlands‘ river Bchcdlt. The de- stroyers pierced the German screen and fired their torpedoes while the German ships were engaging them with all their secondary armament and some of their heaviest guns.

Keep Mineral’; In the home.

of the North Atlantic would be challenged for a dangerous period by union of these three shi with

I0. t t l he came 1%eyh“u1ll:lAm_

if Mr. Church- ili wants to Prime Knie- tér be will have to make

‘ anges. l l, a Rivers when h ‘f One of the most t chm . taken ill and 11 Was sudden Inml madam lsmlre“ lml on nefiielypkulm m two“ m m, "g-yhiret of Sir Stafford Gllll, l, w; again after if the It. A. I‘. was wasting its . " a sine-re and ruthless °°""“d°lt lllness money on b high-level bombers n“ h‘ W“ "m1"! hall-raged Egan ‘of Charlottetown and delnande the fullest possible Prime Minister will not. ilecitafe to - mm “all”, w Kgmlng- effort to buttress sea-power with remove minister.- avvl couunand- W" I 1111-‘ I, effective air power plrcmpily- 9111i!’ m wn Weflllldfl

llliltlkfi.” i '

her rful German uni was Ch 1 1r g _ h '11 ,, r °°° w secretary, Miss Joyce Heeschen °1 I 1.3;‘, $2.10.: ‘i. ..;:.:.~ls? cllliélfl} Mung» wgtg,°1,}“""°°l‘,’,‘.§ n ..*.:.r::r..*~=“"~..~'.:.s "idly afternoogufrolgi 1111115“ "m 1°?“ '1“ b‘ 3.. followrgd wi the roll call. n W117 BflWh I11’ WWP- 911111" 1511f of his father-in-law Nun oritioixn ' u deemed m h“, ._ cowl-e". ion of 42 planes. could not, will ohn MacIeod Ki at a ' bull that the rnme W ll lwallml, naval support. lull the Nazi squad- lmde, Rev. C v1! 0M1: "iii?!- Minisicr wil be “dlmiilv 810119118‘ 1mm‘ mm on m‘ n l, d mi ron in the narrow waters beneath mlllilenlbere of the iiunfhehlli. ed" bl‘ some of hie own slmmrififl. §la1f,"°1*°13,‘,‘,,‘“° i223? may“ the cum of Dover. 1am o tehilsfinfiaiidian Legion n- eomei inc W111i!‘ “"1” M“ 1m ' Wanda Mann inc oer- l ' arers were In. farther than aflinl 1N 11°°'°1"“' M "l. wpoll-lm u Diet Iallllc ‘Dim???’ is With the ex tlon ouse of Oommorle, for anothei.‘ 1161110 M" “an” m. ‘ll, “m. ...*..ri-.a.;..al~..°§1 - - ~ ---~ r h"lr-1-._,,-w~ mg ....°'...."“".....l43":‘..°$ has. a: E1-lbearerse€ver%1vem' The “no” sum‘ u ‘ m‘ ‘mm Mud“ went 113mg. RAJ‘. and fleet air arm to dupti. ~ ' “m Thl W" W" 91195911 h? 5mm 1° m” “mm” o’ n“ 4 cate the Japanese Malw-m success we. that "tlvre still is nowhe v any This of the lneeuns w» do“ m“ - ll demand that m. Glurchiu himself with the vcune Pearl" Beflwm mwuln“ “f”, l3, Knyfl’: if‘; m‘ m1" mm m" “Mm " “ma” ma; n I has a lon mending prejudice B1111" '1" 33,31 2}’ 11;," m. against use of dive bombers. Oth- Th‘ "m" l.) learn that he is ere said the effective Gennan ilght- u“ '1" “fly 1; m. er support over the squadron was ‘mnflned 1° h“ ha” mo“ the real rneon why the Nani lnen ncss. - Dcrnle of war eluded destruction by Jle e.'."'..'1’l§l‘.'n°§“i‘§§§'ln§1en Wed! British bomber and torpcdo P151101- One newspaper. Iord Beaver- that Miss brook‘: Evening Standard. asked

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e SUMK/IEGRQSTGDE GUARDIAN

PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Is Guest Speaker

Pbell was government will have the neces-

’ —l1'lli.81l‘ AID ui _ an air craft accident and b“. the out 0911361‘ lI-It Ovcuini at to curry on. I0 long ll l... Mlulllll In New"! l" ll"! '1 ney Plaster; are tielhfilfiun. 1y burned about the 1&- and 1-110 School Auditorium when ‘$7 $21311 system is adequate wi 1"'""""' m“ i, : D1118 00.. Kcnsington. hands. Bill as he was genereny uicturca were shown under the it will not ncceIu-y to con- I"'" "m" “ll u; yum u -—- known by his friend, w“; owl-s,“ aumices o: the Canadian council script the property, savings and “n. a wnnl. " ° '1' -—Ii0CKEY—Bedeque Rink South in December spendlnl; clll-lglm" of Education and Canadian Film resources of the country.

g-g Shore league. Mondalyét February Day on the Atlantic. He was with d. in conjunction with the Premier cempbell said ho had

every reason to believe thatmthil

a pride cl Qlendid last Victory Loan, Slulrunerside being the first

town in Canada to achieve its ob- jective and the Province the first

believe the Island would retain and main-

trvl systems were reported out cs radio is admiration for Quebec‘! adherence to solid Christnin tra- sighted. but all information I21: ditions and virtues. The stow told has reached Port Moreeby. 011

damage was done is that m-ance after n

control radio and the mails in un- Harlce nothing goes out over the . < ~ - rad oennnen approval

11’! Q1. when from Vichy and suspect V” 5nd 3- Qefmg,“ inspiration 0i‘

a Seed Potato

.§§§0O'1' t.

l Well known

r“ G1S’side resident ‘"'“""’”“"’ . . 11151111111111 Dies in hospital °°"“'°I.,.°,1‘§,",,‘,

The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on Friday after- noon of Stephen Gaudet after a

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" - . Mr. Ga a t was . H ginfiie and will; elaorn in St. 111111 111 11W 7'11“ 11 11" \‘~‘~fi11l@s- , _ Nlcllolas blll hlld rgsidgd 1n sum. (lay, tilerlrlcll". nl ',- v vl-ilh

lncrslde the grater part of his hfe. the Pro He was for many years night the chalr. watchman at R. T. Holman Ltd“ Two "Legion Hr Sumnlerslde. and was well known flv§_ “ld l, cl.

Summer-side" .

and most; highly respected in the “lqnlzllls o; C

COiillllLllll y. . cl-essul .l Ill l‘ h H0 was a devout member of 5t. fills ol ll,l1,_(;lll(,,'.‘..\‘__ l, l", m, m, _ 1 11'" 11$ '?.l‘."‘E‘.°§£?°a...‘-£¢ ~11’ ll ms lllllessl , tic of the QCUPFOLIS SPIQOI‘! which

Across Atlantic 0n War’: Merits

his first wife, who died many years

Ella, was Bl-ldael; menu-d, from m1; and citizens of sllmnlerslc». union there were two sons and two flllughlers, Fred and William of ness 0(’Cll1)l."i the r1 nlai Sumlllersldc, Mildred, Mrs. Alfred nftemoon, sullen rzlm; Guudet. Mlscouche; Gertrude. Mrs. Mending ccrlur and 1-1..

Julmdlilfiallant. Slt. ollilllfiglgse. Kiri! “l8 ‘are nlbnlltwll orrews. m. 1: - <vr> - A $‘Z.i‘.lt'éz°'u§§.°3§’ney. survives *“"°¢"P*“ M R- v- 1- P- m-

war of French words rages over the 1461114 P15111161 by the

l . trans-Atlantic air waves with um

There an also left to lect of attack 0n this side mhi (ie- (Jllbert Gnudet and Fldele Gauclet MTB- S1811 Pflmvs who tented and divided France llle ub- n11 of St. Nicholas and three sis- Slsuflturfs o! the idiot-Pins: ject on the other. tors. Mrs. Ehnanuel Arseneult. St. John, w l-lzll P/O, saskatooe, An analysis of French language Nicholas: Mrs. Joseph Richard. Seek; Sergeant M. P broadcasts to this continent from Mont Carmel; and Miss Madeline Lynn Mass; P3115 and vlchy indiflqlcs a mo. (Jflllllfii. on the old homestead at

secured

fold purpose: First, to ‘raise the 51- N1°11°1115- M11°11 EYmPBX-hy 15 °x' H. Douglas, Sun he 1, 11°“ "1 ‘he ‘."°1‘»‘i.1=?F"‘.“?““'?“ “ltiféfittéi-‘fi ‘35i{f“..‘;°‘§..’1%“3§.’no... Trtvvlyan, cunt‘. ‘if... ‘nfilnii; at the same time ]\i5l.f) L(44l\l)O1aL_ day from st. Paul: chumh‘__8 Boudreau surnmcrwlo; L, A g,