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l 1 l COL. IIOOPER APPOINTED — Lieut. Col. J. P. Hooper, M.C., 01' 1h; city has been appointed Div. ‘idcnnl National Registrar for Princg; Eldward Island, Division I, in c011~| {llflCflttll with the calling out, 9f menl for thirty days military training. ,Co1. Hooper who has had consid- erable experience in the Island

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' eouca cover-m the Police yesterday the case of a. man fihflliwvti with child neglect. was ad- ljouriied ‘llillll today. Two drunks ‘had their $10 ball est-rented, Two other drunks each had their $3 bail estreaied. A drunk ivas fined

and costsior 20 days in jail, The case of a man charged wit-h unnec- essary sounding of an automboilei 111cm. was adiournmi until today.

i 0N noxenioorv TRIP - Mr. ‘C. A. Lumsclen 0f the Bank of Nova lscotia, Charlottetown, and Miss‘ Pearl A/Iellishnlfontugue, who wire |rerenilv married at the home of, the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Mellish. hloningue left. onl Saturday by motor for Toronto, and , {to visit Mr. Lunistlcufs parents, and ,oih_er members of his family in 0n- |f-PlI‘l0 and elsewhere. The happy lwllllg couple Will be absent from tli.s province for three iveclis.

wan LOAN LUNCHEON - The Canadian Club has asked the Ro- tary Club and tho other service clubs and the Board of 'I‘rada of till-l 61W t0 Silfmwt a luncheon at the Charlottetown Hotel today at, 1 o'clock i-n connection with the launching 0f the Second War Loan, ‘Thin i: in accordance with. what i! WW8 done by the Canadian clubs morons Canada. The speaker at the luncheon will be Pmmiq- Campbell. The Rotnrian5, Gvros, Kinsmen. Y‘s lvlr-n and menibtzrs of the Board of Trade are expect- ed to be present 1n large numbers at this function. The audience will also listen in to Hon. J. L. Ilslev Minister of Finance, u; a one; m1’ dio broadcast from Ottawa.

Personals

Mr. P. J. MacDonald, Pocket station, was in the city yesterday.

0 MF- Walter Hoes. Summerside, Wits a visitor to “Iinsloe ytesterday. Misses Luc and Do th H and MYS- E31‘ H035. Wixllmoty Vallgg‘ are visiting Charlottetown. '

Miss Anna Pope, s ~i P-E-l. is a guest for a diff Mr. and .\i‘i'.=. c. H. nuik-r, 2a ‘King Si. (Truro News).

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Gift Acknowledged

The following will be of’ interest:

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Canada. Sept. 1st, 1940.

To the Indies of the Queen Mary Needle Work Guild.

I am desired by H1111. Princess Alice, to thank the Charlottetown Branch of the Queen Marv Needle- work Guild for the delightful photo- graph of_ Her Mlijesly Queen Eliza- beth, which thev sent to i101‘.

It give; Her Royal Hi ‘hness great pleasure, and she is deiizhted with such a charming and thoughtful present to welcome her to Chai- lottetown. _

Yours sincerely. ARIEL BAIRD; Lady-in-Waitlnl-

FUNERAL YESTERDAY The funeral of Andrew Gass was held yesterday afternoon from his 1M9 residence at Cornwall. Service was conducted by Rev. T. W. Gnod- will assisted by Rev. E. R. Wood- side. The pallbearers svere. Messis Ken Docherty, Brewer Boyle, Michael MoManus, Michael Dev-

erenux, James McPhail, John Heartz. Interment Clyde River cemetery.

TWO ACCIDENTS IN cvrv- -'I‘\vo minor car accidents occur- red in the city yesterday-ninth at intersections. Late last night two out-of-town cars were in collis- ion at the corner of Kent and Great George streets. One of the cars, a coupe. was badly damaged when it wfis hit broadside while the other, n sedan, received some damage to the headlights, Nobody received any injuries in the acci- dent. In the morning yesterday two cars collided at. the Baptist Church corner, one of the drivers receiving slight cute. One of the cars was going east. on Fitzroy Street and the other going north on Prince. Both cars ivere slightly damaged.

STUDENTS ENROLLED- Prince of Wales College opened for the 1940-41 term yesterday and a total of 234 students enrolled in the classes of second. third and fourth years. This figure is slight- ly below the corresponding figure for last yenr, College officials said. 1n the second year class the en- rollment for the term is 1B7. 1n third year 86 and in fourth year 11. The first year students will reg- ister for classes today. Grade eleven in Montague School hnd an enrollment of 20 on the opening

_day yesterday. This is larger than

in former years The city schools, which also started classes yester- day, had enrollment as follows; Queen square 600, Prince Street 560, Rochford square 552, Notre Dame 200. Figures for the enroll- ment at West Kent were not available last, night. Mr. H, w, Yeo. Principal, said. Last year the enrollment for West Kent was 550. The Mndel school figures were also unavailable but approximately 125 attended classes there inst year.

Fine Weather Returns lifter High Wind

Finn wciiilivi‘ retiimcd to Prince Eduard Island _\‘t‘Sl£!l'fiflY afivi- it night. which saw a wind of gale proportions sweep the Province. Damage was confined principally to battered grain crops. Iii Charlotte- town a fcw ornuiiieiiiiii trot-s were blown down. inking scene electric ‘A1105 with them.

The western end oi‘ the province was hardest hit. At Borden the car terry Charlottetown struggled in the darkness with wind and tide for almost. three hour's before mak- mv: lwr pier. Cnpinm John Redd his inure than ‘.10 _vt'i\i's cxpcrixnce on the nine-mile service lxiwccn llor- uen and Tormentine. H:1\v.sci' af- ter hawser siuiwprxt as zittcmpts were made to got the big ferry in- to the dock. Wind and tide would make the v1‘ t ticzir unnviivitzv- ublc and the Cillllillll u-oulrl liund out of the small harbor inside the breakwater". The ship would tum about and try again only to have to repeat the attempt.

Finally a . ight, lull gave the C-lplillil the chance he \\'ftii(‘<l for

Registration 10f Women Ends Tonight y

The voluntary registration d women in Charlottetown was w; gressing “very satisfactorily." - J. A. Mrwmillan. M» 186$ m! committee in charge of i210 I!!! here said last night. They W020 looking for bigger Niifliimflfll b‘ day, she said.

The voluntary resist-mum 0f wolmen bvlctldw hes-Om m!!! B1141 wil cone u e - not give fig-imam e not checked

In country districts the date t! registration has beep set for Sep-

tember 1B. Mrs. Maclvfillan aimoaled to all

registration which evening. Everybody ha; something

they can do to help our cause, she said.

Texas of final a als by Mm. R. Moorhead Liege and Mrs. A.

B. Cosh follOW. MRS. R. MOOREHEAD LDGATE

Rwcntly, when our Canadian-born Lord Beuvcrbmok, Air Minster lot the United KinRdOm found the there was urgent need for an in- creased supplv of aluminum. s0 much used in the building of war- planes, lie issuod an aDDBB-l which went ringing through Great Britain io ivmneii householders asking them to donate their pots and pans to meet the emergency. And nobly they responded, one 31d all. He!‘ Maesty, the Queen's tie-trees, the iitte princesses’ toy kitchenware and even a poor womami battered teu-struimr rolled in to swell Che mitimvs offerings. So great and heartv ims the response that. soon all that was needed uns obtained- and more. Thu story goes that two

women were discussing a mutual ao- quaintancc. One of them said: “Oih her! She's izuln‘ wound with ‘er nose in the uir, and has no time to speak to the likr-s o’ vou an’ me. more Lord ISCHVBTDIOOK bl'0ll hi. down two Geri-nan bombers witi ‘er iryin pan " And the point. which the story brings home to us is what co-oper- atioii, unitv and strength 0f "1"" pose can d0. Of course, one fi- “i” nan canunot of itself bring duuzi a bomber, but, taken collectively, who can estimate what Britain has been saved and what the enemy has lost as a. result of that widwpread wo-

men's effort.

And s0 it is with this Voluntary'— that glorious word "voluntary' f which we here in Canada can sfill treasure. though it has been lost to the European nations that have come untier the heel of Germany- so ii is with this Voluntary Regis- tration of the women of Canada. And what is Voluntary Regis- tration of the women of Canada in a sentence? It: is inst the pooling of our resources. the offering of evcrv gift or talent, whether great or small, that each of uS iwS-kv-Ssvfi. to be used for our country's wel- iavo in this time of Bravo national emergency. It is the expression of our willingness and our readiness to 11o our part at ii moment's HOUR‘, in backing up the bravo lads whose armour we have buckled on, and whom we have sent. forth wit-h high hearts to fare such fearful odds.

I do believe that if we could them what. they thought of great niovcnurnt, that their shout would conic booming across the ()('('I\I‘i that divides us.-

“Carry 0n. Canadian Women, (hrry

MR5. A. B. GOSH

In this. our closing appenl, may 1 point. out once more to the women of Charlottetown, the clear call to clutv sounded bv those who have ai- rvndv spoken to you during the past iwo wet-ks. '

On 'l"ucsdav and Wednesday of illls week, from l0 u..m. to 8.30 p.m., it will be vour privilege to come to one of the six registration booths -thc Patriot office. the Maritime Eicrtrlc. the Central Crcamcrics.l85 King SllTFl, the Holy Itmloemei" Hull and St, Peter's Siindav School ~-t.o come to any one of these (pre- fvrnblv the mic nearest to your dis- trirtl and there pin-ca on record, iltlllli. vou nrv nblc and willing 3 (i0- lf vou cannot come to us~scrad for us to (‘time to you.

The more we read our newspapers the more we renlize that a. volun- tni-v, concentrated and oo-crdinated effort of the women of Canada. is not onLv necessary to win the vic- ,iorv we nil so earnestly desire, but this citori. l5 vllnl to reconstruction,

the city at. piescnt visiting his fath- er, DI‘. J. D. McGuigan and Mrs. McGuigan and family. He arrived recently from England spent. a (‘Ulillitl 0f months on his

Modern MANUFACTURING by mass produc- tion brings the products of science and inven- tion to every class in the Community. Prices are lowered, so that millions enjoy comforts and luxuries their forefathers never knew.

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Local 0. W. L. Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The regular tnonthly meeting of the C. W. L. was lit‘l(i in the K. of C. Hull last evening After the recital-ion of the Lieaguc Pray-tr by the President, Mrs. W. T. Caddy, the minutes of the previous meeting were rend and approved.

Mrs. Stephvii 'I‘i*.iinoi' was poi tad to inzike iill';iilll€llit‘l‘ n 'I‘iig Day to be hvlrl on Suiuixiirv, Sept. 14th proccctls to be ll.l\'f‘ll for War Work.

Among the many letters receiv- ed was one ~of thanks from l-Icr Royal Highness. Princess Alice, (x- pressing her apprvciatiori o.’ 111p bouquet. sent by the Chnrloiivtnivn Sub-division of the OWL.

Several letters were also read from soldiers and sailors express- ing their gratitude for trading mat- ter sent.

After hearing reports of the dil- fereni convciicrs. the meeting u brought to n rinse in‘ the sir. of the National Anthem.

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to cheer was the Royal Air Fbrw from England. Almost» every man woman and child in France wore (imblcins of the RAF. and were proud of them.

After some (lclay Fr. McGuigan suucwcletl in getting a boat at La IIitVlli} and crossed to Southampton wherrc he found the English people i0 be most determined. The British- ers xvvnt quite chcerfill and quite confident of winning the wur. De- spite many air raids they were in good UIIPCI’ and are going about their work its usual.

He. also visited Ireland before iviivilig for Canada and found the ix-tiple there prepared to resist. all illiEl‘€S.‘;l0i‘i from miy source. The liish people are cndcavoring to tnuintnin the strictest neutrality ‘> ken n! precautions to st any nivaiviou.

. Mcfhugdu was born at Em- erald, P.E.I.. and after obtaining his early education at Emerald

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He planned to go brick to Italy in November of this yen: to pur- sue his studies further but cue to war he has been obliged to change his plans.

Fr. McGuigan was fl athlete when he at staffs University’. his second visit home in i.» I-Ie leaves for Montreal on 5i. :' day.

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