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Flags Should s» l? m Field llay Flown Postponed

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0n account of there bellll

Citizens an respect. several participants in fllll‘

lirt- iioia 1 t "i§“.'.°‘l..‘$fll“'l‘§i ifl"'i..‘.'iiachi fimdl. “F3532? Zihialliiilii ‘"1"’ worried i" dlfl- * lid-viii? fifliflfiimni- ii ttract fresh at- time.‘ la their fla todav til t i th tponed W“ hiiieatrlrhthil Iollerln: Every dollar contributed to the‘ P i’, f g5, H} ’ Nil-moi iiiirse cling: wed. rltlifgxny ghpullilfll of oi :3 Queen's Canadian Fund [on with- l £20?‘ yo‘ Hiehv: s ' nesday. sept. 3rd, it heconLes t

he are burl oat deduction to the Lord Mayor l 0 3 B‘ n 5 necesser to postpone t e

Great Britain W y {a ‘miter to shelter xgnilmliyh, :10 nmreiioisu‘ giruéigtribution to the the Duke of Kent, [ Montagule Fox ‘i-‘liéldiegay a: I n" m" m’ ‘Emma-us u Contributions reels} this P i B- ROY HOLMAN ’ prevlouiiiz sasili‘: is t 1 flfig: lDi-dstlhem h h N: o! should he forwarded to the "iioiifi g Mayor xmik. ‘some progranm ti); 3"'.".ii°ii§.'i’.'.'§!‘sh&e,a n» -'i-""i».-i' rfii-TWili- “iiii-iliii???‘ Mmmmwmwm l’.l.'!ié'.l“ll.t“““°""°°° "m b’ $2, mam“, t o: seat: to date: L-298. ‘Mm, The task of let a? eived yesterdayi- “*4******°*°”***°****'L_sm , more with IQIII. Gill‘ Y

7 £11m‘ and bedding is iniieh Hampton Red Cross society, $5.00. =—-_-____

DENTRAI. DIIARDIAN

Mrll. William Partridge Char-

iw dlmf 6",“, Qnprmtml needs. lottetown, ssoo. KINDERGARTEN under the dir- I‘ m” been started in various (brry on Canada Corps of East- ection of Berna M. Hucslls opens W” M" Id Iler Majesty ern King's $75.00. this column la reserved for new: of Tuesday mwnmll’ September 9m ‘i’ Ill‘ “I me w" ' ermitted the Previously acknowledged $2 869- local interest but odvertilln f 9-30 5' M- Tnnny church sumal M” Illehailizige IAITTGOIIIIIQODIOII with . I I ' o newly until a ma: be issue's-to"! Ham L‘265'8'3°'3i' gomiiiion esmpsigo. which u TOTAL—$2,959.22. at e cents n word. strictly pg’. personals ‘I .’f “I” m “d"‘“°~ O Now, Philco introduces aFully-tuned Spread Band Short-wave

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other 1942 Philco Consoles that have this exclusive Philco feature. i

Philco Table Radio Values!

Mayor B. Roy Holman and Mrs. Holman returned last evening from Saint John. N. B

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith and and Kathleen,

RETURN HOME — The Rev. I. Jlldfifln MW. pastor of the Ba tist Church ln Charlottetown and t 8.1 Levv returned Io Charlottetown iastl night. They had been spending two children Blllv

MacKenzie-Rathhone Wedding

Rpopening of

it. Peters’ School

. 194L their holidays on the mainland. i ft on eturn to Brockton, Mass, AEPTEMBER 15th, '_'~' i-‘AitawELL-sfiihoiv PREACII iliolitdahrmtiriilmlviii an? lsihendmgt m‘

4 ~ ' ' - . - t '. m 's mo iicr.

bpeuallleg Trinity United Chulch was the ED _ Rev H“ w‘ Nice‘ pastor olimig-eaeolfiéie Bolfiaman‘

scene of a quiet marriage Saturday ,

afternoon at five 0.61m,‘ wherl the Church of Christ in Charlotte-

town for the pest two years preach-

Elementary music and

. Anna Gordon, youngest daughter, French conversation of Mrs. MaicKenzle and the utafiighiilsnefajmn °‘§'li§§,h's»-““§§§ r Phone Rev. J. W. MacKenaie. BA. of i and Mrs. Nice leave here this week c u s ,,- R .6... su:‘"i."ai il°§.‘§’.l.‘.§€°s‘.i“.l.i?‘"'~{§i“l° sees-rein“ $0M n, - ) v efl B. I‘ 011G 0 C C 0P6. G B. I'll VG . ' , MISS l h) Is y fir Clgflgliikéiiglkllifi son gfPh/ibgband l giefigbgfiskafiflenhaignzifztwasreior-, RIG-A. F. j 'Qon . . . , s en- “$349.31 Ont. The oouple ma‘, uniftterntlgg. "nmmii P- E- 1- km‘ the ceremony beina performed by "f"- l ""59 477' Fl" PM” High‘ ,--——-————'—'_' Rev- Dooeld c. Boothwvd» Miss "°S“'°"E" m“ M“ d" "h §,'f,fi{,*,.“°,¥,§;*,'j,°,,’,§,,Sfifijfilfifiij;

Montague now scheduled for Mon- L-iili.

dynamic S eaker; Stan- durtl Aeria and Ground~ SolidWalaut Cabinet. .

Lillian MacKenzle, B.M., cousin of the bride. presided at the organ. 'I'he , who was given in marriage by her brother. Lieut. J. W. MacKenzie, was dressed in a

l Twenty five recruits to the Royal Canadian Air Fore; ieil the prov- inoe during the past week for train-

¢'1'Y.St.15 1.1..

d 0]) a pm TWO COLLLSIONS IN CITY _

Two minor car dents occurred

in the city over the week-end. ‘The

RGREEN SllEAF

ling centres elsewhere in Canada.

tum it t fir - old lth , . -\ ..__ "

I 3:11am? sgililrrelc, trlmevgith brvciwn fliitfit alifut “me oclock Saturday ‘hVT/NJOYLBIIBR. D motor transport Fun-co 54x a "p l l m gfiggggegod e i» at......i"":.llidprt.rasszi."..?é Beam-s out; . ' » . v

Just arrlved._ fresh caro _ ses. resulted in slight damage to both "l." Y- ; ~ “"0 91181116 "W" _ J ’

1 Binder Twine. Lowest whole After the oval-logically’, tQIIEmeIéXQt iehicles. Nobody was injured. TJG chlaknilclaifnéeigldéir name mechanic. a New u‘

‘ H" m" "M" '"'°°" “d ‘mm 5mm‘ “w” 12'“ 5mm“ "‘°"‘““‘" riiitco 461'. Five Philco High.

members of the family had tea at t i; 1 t m h, MflfiZai/C. . . . . . _ l 8 the “Howl Charlotwtowxfr 638mb aged aigusmen stltggsgctaotrien Oé pwvencher. H. S.. general duties, Eight all-working Philco High-efhcicncy Tubes; five Wave gfliciencxwuli isiandard Band; ‘ For travelling the bride chose a taxi was in collision with snotheiqmmshflw Bor-dswith three Spread Bands flm-rollfifluuliri! "minimise; §;,"f\"§r=h'f‘{;_'g"°“d 9""

Ferguson. C._ cook. Hampton. La . N

car and both were damaged. None‘ rabee N

of the Occupants of either vehme, Domestic and Foreign Short-wave; Electrical Push-button

Elcctro-clymimic Speaker;

munro tweed suit of St. James rose, with black velvet accessories.

ground needed); Bcuu- tiful Plastic (Ilihinet . -

$2945

clerk tgelie ral) .

SPILLETT

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We hate to motion it but school days will be with us again all too soon.

The city schools open September 2nd.

Parents send your children to us for the best values in School Supplies. We have a wide range of Loose Leaf Books, Scribblers. Exercise Books, Pencils, ink, Fountain Pens, Globes, School Bags, and in fact everything they need at prices, with few exceptions, the the same as last year.

All School Books eold at prices fixed by the Department of Educa- lion.

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Photo Flood and Photo Flash. Bulbs

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FUNERAL 0F MRS. MacTNNIS -'I'he funeral oi Mrs. Mary A. MacInnis was held yesterday morning from the Sacred Heart Home to St. Cuthbertfs Church. St. 'I'licresa's where Requiem High Mass was sung by Rev, Basil Croken. P. P. Riev. R. J. MacDon- ald. East Point and Rev. Louis Callaghan, Fort Augustus were ._.___ present in the Sanctuary. Rev. Dr.

mend‘; learned Wm, mgr“; (,1 m, Bernard Cllllis. Charlottetown as- sudden D5551“; of M; Herbert mm, slslcd in the choir. Interment took coin Pursey. North Rustico. ivhlcn: pliice in the church cemetery. Pall- oocurred yesterday. He lmd been lscnrers were: Dougald A, Msenon. unwell for a few years because 0f, old, Joseph MacDonald. John a heart disease. He was in his 77th Gofmlgy’ John E curmn’ James year. McCarthy, and Charles Bradley.

The deceased _________ ilshefmfl" “"1 f FUNIEREALLYESTERDASYHTITTie i uiiera 0 emue R. il p anl; sbletiitiegnoiilexeof the best mackerel IlS_l'i'i hag, M’ Hun“; 51V" lyesifl" ermen to operate out of Rustico‘, 1 P1215 Yiwn A 3 01’ 56111119 WES balm He was also a awry miller‘ i at hs late residence by Rev. o; 80m repute and 1; was his 1.0- fir. Thompson. Service in Hunter light to tell his younger friends oil River Presbytmrlnn Church was the fishing exploits of other rluys. [conducted by Rev. Dr. Thompson He leaves to survive a widow. lor- and m,“ Mwis Mum,“ Mm Rub- merlv Miss Anna Publlcovcr. r-rt McLeod sang the solo “Fade. ‘I‘he funeral will be held from the yam. End, Enmm, Jovq Imeb P9315511“ 0i 511"" Pursel" wmlles‘ ment was in Himtér River Ceme- d-“Y- sept- 3 at 2 l1 m- Inbermiml lvrv. Revs. Thompson and Murray New Glasgow Cemetery‘ officiated at the grave The pall-

. iiiliiiii g€§lTih.RuE7sffliLSIiNiégl)i1Ssl?gI Cicorze Gamester. Fulton Robert: iLW. L. to open

I At Souris Wed.

son. Well. Patterson. ll ts f eh Deleiatersillkaggmilile gixBflllgli to-

The happy couple left by motor for Toronto and Niagara Falls, via U. S. A.

Unexpected death Di Island Fisherman

was a well-known passing the ' respected

FEEL GAS SRORTAGE-Most gasoline stations in Charlottetown yesterday had sufficient supplies to meet the demands of custom- and motorists were able to carry out their holiday plans with- out shortage of fuel. Saturday ‘night some stations were sold out .before closing time but fresh de- Hiveriestyesterdav solved the prob. 9, _ diocesan convene cm. A least one large retailer o! me 1 h was sold out two hours before -. closing time last night but other ‘establishments had sufficient supply the demand. Some local retnPcrs believe the shortage alight be more acute next week- end than last. since there was more than normal Monday de- mand for gasoline yesterday. They raid motorists could prevent a

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wedding. . The guest speaker will be Miss Amelia Haley. Saint John. N. B. National War Work Convonor, wno will address the meeting at tile pi)- ening session. ills bxcellt-ilcyq iVl ..t

erra:>lh

. - _ _D__ 51.; sllflfiflfl? themselves hv saving as gfv-Ggilgltiigeilllgllfanfldgl Rt. v. much as possible throughout the . J. A. Murphy. D. D.,VRcclor week. Gasoline retailers in country oi St. Dunstans University Villl rilsli areas appeared to feel the re- iiddress the delegates when they as- dliced deliveries less than those in 1mg: mlOIi‘0‘\;'i1lUge0€lél)l(i&Sndi-€d We ihfgi towns. hf/lalnytsnld ksundliylthszv v g es ‘ _ -, m some o as. wee ‘s suprpy o Mrs. P. A. MacDonald. 59>‘ 75¢ begin on yesterday morning. "‘?‘3}f>‘ié.°f.l“.2.‘éi<i‘i.i£‘t.fii“i‘é‘ll§2$ll -———— in v ST. AMES CHURCH sl..'*l..lr<li.*sl.s- ‘exalt-evils ’ ——

e - . . _ - vii a u e 1- t-§Z§-‘”i§’.t“2;i‘l.‘é‘ly“filiiwfiiiii. MMD°nald'repIi(f:;e£fdhIg1t)12-e MAIYK ftillv fine one at ‘that there was llefralcigcingitsériiind Knight of Sourls a good attendance at the Church

an Maelnnls. Diocesan Preil- ton. M.A, D.D.. of the First Pree-

lent is also scheduled to spell! It byterian Church, Chatham. one- on. the soloist being Miss Dillys Owen. W1 ufgflgl-Yilnasgllhlncfgefi? Dr. Fulton based his remarks on , ° ' fh 45th Cl . of Genes! and the m0“ 111 3V MU" Chufch gm‘ 61st Chop. hip Isaiah. shelving how D- P- cidml- D‘ D" °f m“ ml‘ - - the Lo d occasions transformed

will be followed by a business meet-i T m‘ Knights o; c evil lnto good, and on that prin.

lfumqfifisme afternoon. ‘iiiiiidii? ciple. he contended, the horrible the ‘convention will be" continued war in which we were now en- and a number of intercstin mporte paged may in the long run prove will be submitted. The "highlight of o. blessing instead of a curse.

this session will be a -- 9"

war work. In the evening the lodesi MARRIAGEB

Wm ‘grand m entertainment in 8t.

sWINDELlhMCGEE-In St. Paul's Chapel, 0n Monday. September i, i941. by Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner, Agnes Eleanor McCle to William

t lAssembiy gall}, gill enjoyable musics program as a arranged for this purpose. Rev. El Robin will also rive on address 0“

Mary's ' Conven

thmgoio afiglgygg 85g}, §?\{§g'>';_j"_i Swindell. noivlr. nuel tactful. Will 01ml Wm‘ “mlfil imaifiis n. w _ , hi." ‘" "" °°‘°‘§e“‘i3u3ie§°iv i "—__-“ #75." o In me em*"e°'i1il.?.'ii.‘y'.s‘ii‘s.‘sl “Fill. ‘£5362. i.

' installation of

i tlmeeallilg "f me e cc on mg vear will take

“can ‘m, me 00m Morrison. in his’ 68th year. Pun-

al from his late residence today

R. M. Smailiniin

oral was hold yoeterdu af

“M00!!-

Charlottetown.

Ramsav. R. H. motor transD-trt. Northern,

CamDbeii. V A. general duties.

Little Pond. Maclsaac. J.. general duties, Elsi.

altlc.

McMillan. J.J.. general duties. El- mlra.

Boulter. E. N.. general duties. O'-

lean’. Connolly. F. W. cook. Rosebcrry Do on. J. A.. general dudes, North Rustico. MacDonald. J. L. W. O. air gun- ner. Little Pond. Douoette. G. (i. Charlottetown. Arseiiauit. J. A.. general duties, Mont Carmel. MoDouizall. J. A. carpenter (W. 8t BJ. Fairview. Compton. G. W.. carpenter (W. & BJ. St. Elcaliofs. Liecky. L. E. cook. O‘L.eliry. MacAulay. D. 0., cook. Bayiield. MacDonald, C. G.. dlscipluiariun, Charlottetown. ' Griffin. A. E., service Dolice, Mt. Stewart. Leard. M. R.. radio iileclilinic. Al-

bertoii. W. G..- NOTLhdiIi

Cotton. Station.

Barman, W. E.. cook, Nortlium,

Before lez-tviiig they were prcscni- ed with knitted uoocls by the Red Cross and cigarettes by the Provin- cial Govcrlilneiit through the Carly Qn Canada Corps. "the presenta- lions were looked alter by Mr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Services.

general duties.

cook.

llisitrilkoiiiice After 43 years

Mrs. Hub Muggah of Sydney. N. S.. visited her birthplace lit Greek River. three miles from ivlurray Riv- er last week for the first lune since

comminied bv hel- husband and‘ by Mr, and Mrs. George Crooks and their two sons hat-d l0 and 12.

Mrs. Muugali. who was formerly Miss Barbara M .-Lcnn received a warm irclcelnc froln lit-r relatives at Greek River and surroilliilllig districts and from former ucqunin - ances. Other members of tlic nary were royally welcomed. also. mid -~:l expressed their intention to return again next vcar. "

They crossed over to the nrnviilrc by the Wood Island ferry and left by way of Bordon,

While in the province tho party were the guests of Mrs. Mligulilrs cousin. Mrs. Charles Mnclimhrd and Mr. MacDonald ill Allis-Ann dis. trlct adjoining Greek River.

Officers’ training Centres provide 12 weeks course

Officers‘ Training Centres are tangible evidence of Calilidtvs de- termination to pay llnflagtzilig at-

tention to the selection. training and supply of junior officers throughout the resent war.

Men who woud he lenders muSt be able to do everything they will require of their subordinates, and the training centres sco that they are able to do ii--and well.

Formation of llze O. T. C's elim- inated an unsatisfactory method of commissioning new officers through the district depots spotted across Canada from Cape Breton to van-

biuoe and a umber of report! "mi. e’ couver Island. It also permits care- A meet-inn o? the mwwf§°°“i'l"°i“ 2 1m" 3°"‘d“"l 11m“ ful selection of instructional staffs. will conclude the conven . gpggurm _.. at lmofthmkviltdijiglgiil the instltfution lofua ‘coriitrolled “n 3 _ Aw’ _ I l. , to nw-n-III-i ClI-Tklg. lite 01 yeti-t. Funeral from‘ fsotiirisilfofm eliilzrl? Iilolilcllifrdchi ‘gifte-

e I T-T-fl I linnslggdfide§1cgiélvxdgg ‘Knew? lency in the graduate and central-

q‘, m. Ty“, _ ' ' ‘ioecl supervision of the flow of

Ne De I“ n‘ officer reinforcements.

PUITBEY-At North Rustico. sept. Bet-or becomm e“ me for N“

i. 194i. Hncoin Pureey. age '1 °_, n f“ 5 ‘ 1' UNDERTAKER years. Funeral from the residence "lime" °“ °' l‘ cilmf“ *5 ‘m

‘o; My“ purge,“ weqm|day_ 59p; in the Active Army. the prospect- EMIALMER a at c: pya min-mom, New Q13;- ive raffle?- mus; first fscrveu four sow eme ry. mon s n an c ve orms on or Charlottetown and one annual training with p. Rem-rye North Wlltsliire llgnlifimgivg: unit. The only exceptions are for Phone I49 simphm‘; m m.’ um‘ w“: mm candidates with science, medical or

she left 43 years ago. slie had spent that time in S.\'Clli(‘.\'. She was ac-|

Tuning; Tone Control; Oversize

Commanding.

They may be either Non-Com- missioned Officers and men who have shown merit in an active Sol"- vice unit, or they can be churn from the ranks of the training centres. The third group in ritlentl- ance at the O. T. C35 are Reserve Army junior officers. members of C. O. T. C's or N. C. 0's 0f reserve units obtaining active service quill- ficatlon.

l2 Weeks Course

The candidates for commissions in the Active Service take a course of twelve weeks. If successful, ill!‘ candidates bocond Licutonnnls and proceed to one of twenty-one rid- vanced training contrcs m qlliil ii‘ for Lieutenant. Tire advanced course varies with the flTlil.--ll'0l1‘i four wccks for Infantry (Rlflci mid [eight weeks fni‘ tho Artillvrv. to I twelve weeks for the Sgnal Corps

Establishment of O. T. C's at

Hrockvillc. Ont. and Victoria. l3. C._ ‘vresulted from the adoption of the [ngld regulation that a cnildldutc for a commission must first scrve in the ranks. This is (tfilllliilllli: n 1914-1918 innovation ivhirh Pl‘<i‘.'1."l itself in the stress of lvflou

Wilr conditions lire different in this war. but the .=._l’slt‘m of hnvinu. f I'll officer know thoroliglilv the job '"‘e men of ranks have to do has iiioi changed. Instead, if l.'-' oven {more imyiorrilive today that n Juli- ior officer know all ticlrllls of thr- work of his subordinates than cvcr before.

T" the new liizlitning warfare in which the Canadian Armv is rein"

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The O. T. C's will eventually Continued _i‘i'fl1n__i'>fl,B_e__l)__ tr i bet 4,000 nd 6.000 new " "'""‘_" ' ofIiigIcrs $63G... whip‘ arc men re- “l m" U?“ the Old ylarshal mere“ moaned 100.01“: ;u¢‘§:i.‘.-;ei:l‘: niissloned rank by their Offlccis me 1,; n as such, m. the new role

int» Wlllfili Pclain cu t it, was lehd.

vvli La Polite Gironde oi’ Bor- u '. i-irrulrlling in both ocruired and l1ll()i?(‘ll‘§).(‘(l zones, omitted flliJTl- Lon <~f llll‘ lluzion lli reportmg the alilliinr lry celebrations of the

- coldness of the Paris press -hr= snore markerl since Pe- wr V5.5 fill-ii publicly sug- l‘.r.~'u<. ,3 lhv Paris nrwspapei" Les Nulrc-riux Tulips.

Tlzv li~t pzvvmls effort to form a government muss movement was through the. sn-cailed National 1p after the fall of France, but

flnlvd through the opposition illlehly "collaboraticnisi," or- ' ilic occupied zone

Nafional Popular flrcup. The National Group collap-

sed.

Tll€§lllllllfliy0i names figured in the Nfillfiiiill Group-National Popllllll‘ Grup

Jtuatfon. Ii may

flql ‘ in ill" prwsrni owe nP-‘o. Oh- srcclliared on the possible

o! tile fact .1 the

‘vniurtct o ‘l?‘iilOZl

VDZOCl zone is celled "th on", and lls menthol-s are refer- l0 n< "l f§lCf‘.‘l‘i."'ll'(‘"’ in the press ‘do Vilhv control. -Pl"i~ivicr Dnrlnn.

acting in l " Minister. icdziy > ‘he new high command. mflne collaborator.

‘c Rollie. as enm- ' . in lw-illcs pine, r‘ rl Ivor Admiral

(llfllffil in the ‘lfiril also as l llfinlslrv Sec- ‘c'= coiflrl P-f- ihc blllinge.

zoo EDT!’ ll"i‘."/\_l.~_(‘—llE.ATliS

LONDON l'i-‘ survivors of their l)l"f‘f‘ll— rl stallion rind two mrirvs of I'm .n,\'nl or; n" lillic-

trained, the conditions of the lrisf

remained fairly intact no longer obtain. Men waging war today have no time to wait for long de- tailed orders from superiors-Alley must act quickly. ‘Their training, for this reason, is more intensive. The training period is broken up roughly into two seotions-mommon to all arms and special to arms. In the first sccllon all candidates in training take the drill, lectures and practical work. It is during this course that they learn how the Army operates. and the make-up of all arms cf the service and how they must co-opporiife to win the final victory.

The second phase is intensive study on their own particular arm of the service. be it Infantry. Arlll- lery. Signals or in whatever arm the candidate will eventually tnkc his command.