AGINTIf l-

linor Murphy. h Barium 5g, “d y Goorgo Glow I0 otuvn la _ i t llillllllfll old PI-INCI 000N111 Conscription Advorihlng

gflflfffi, Wm: sum

wlll girl"

my offices md Hunter River will Nd until further notice. All flmems on bill! Wlll b9 RCgzad E T. Bowness, - iii““‘°“°°' 5-1-1 2 r1 _._. . ~ _ tity mixed “"i§'l‘ill“i'€"‘°ié§' , ens - at M“ e s-io-ai.

' Jas. E.

n66; PLANT -T.he -"““I,'.’,“ dehydration plant.

hift daily. is turn- wrlllllmflbgllli iwo tons of process 24 hours. t was

“toes every week-end. iflll" . sons are emu oy- Iffiffixiicptii that operations l‘ m“ for the sprint: at the end this month. The plant Will re- " n when the new potato crop is wfdy Other products may be pro- Qwi in the fail as well as tubers.

NOTICE

Having opened up a feed nill at North Tryon the un- prsigned is prepared to wppw the public with Sh_ur- Gain Feeds made from high iiide freshly ground grains mil concentrates.

EVERETT D. IVES

North Tryon gglélglltlflglepglz-iictlmlflltlces submitted gash. Rodin The nominating committee 8r30—Executlve Y. l’. U. Room op- -—*—'—i bffllight in iiie following slate of posiic Board Room. officers: _________ Honorary president, Rev. E. 0. J. N 0 ‘ Fraser. I ; Past president, Douglas lilacFar- | r ____ gflfliillf}. f . - . v - resident. Heath M cQu ri , - I is PLhAbANT snow: an... “ a“ " Sslle g f’ --- Vicel-prcsident.’ Lei-man Campbell. ‘Iani instructed b w. 1H we P T . y Boswell‘ - n .

‘premises SATURDAY, MAY 15th

f 5 milch cows 3 young cattle 1 Brood So\v with ‘oung I- 1 hay mower q 1 hay rake ~ 1 Randall Harrow 1'1 set fanners 1 hoe drill seeder j 1 tip cart, 50 loads manure 1 set scales 240 lbs. 1 cream separator 100 bus. Erban Seed oats 1 new century wash- ing machine 1 cook stove ‘ 1 heating stove 1 table and numerous other articles. _, Terms—CASH. =. ALEX. McRAE, Auctioneer

_ British sappcrs in Tunisia make the sand fly as they dash away from the disabled German tank “=11 iii the picture above. The reiismi for their haste is shown l“ "i Dhoio at right. {lint/ed explosives in tn, tank to low it up lest the enemy recap- ture and repair it. Photo indi- cates they did a good job.

iiuints Launch lierchaiit Ships

TBUPERIOR. Wlil. MBY D-(APF- ha,‘ Dionne quintuplets, swinging ch d l" Vlclbry. sent the five riier- d "ll ehins or the “Quint Fleag‘ b

off witllout s hi

water Streak Golrllu, Drugstore was" smog Inn usuim, ti‘! Qruivm. gum

no dollvorod to ony hum In Ininnicrsido by dnyorlilopnlreotfiionszlfl for um uio boy rosicnnlbio for deliver-loo on your rouio.

—CASll FOB. USED CARS and iriwirs- Apply mrle McDonald, surn- gnerside.

—BIGGEB CROP ith f imliu. 0- i Tsylor Drug Co.. Kerlvslngto:

—A CONCERT IN TBAVELLKBQ Rm Hell Thursday. my l3. aoo P.M., given by R..C.A F. Summcrslde. Proceeds North Bede que Red Cross. Admission 25 dents. Lunches for sale.

skating Rink Company and south I Shore Hockey League will be held wnlsht. Monday. May io. in Central Bedeque l-fall at 9:15 PAL to make Bfmllilements for the Banquet and to submit financial reports of the All

‘:er Jardine. Secretary of Leagu and T. J. Inman. Secretary of Rinke.

5-1011

Rally licld ‘ At Summersidc liver Week-End

The soon: 55$ the Young

Peoples Central Union of the Uri- ited Church continued on Satur. day at Summerside.

lowship Sf-‘Tvlcfi 0f worship while in the af-

_ Secretaryi-treasurer. Je n W. Duck to sell on his r a

also named: Mat-heron: fellowship. Mamie Cniz- l. hell: citizenship. Audrey

dersori .

held. followed by an hour of song.

Brig. Burns To Head Division

nounoed two other appointments»; _ ' I _ Head 0f Big Fish Firm Dies Suddenly

ronto, promoted Brigadier and ap- gointed to command an infantry i rigade overseas.

don, Ont. promoted Brigadier and appointed to command brigade overseas.

sorvloo

5-10-61

5-10-12-21 —A JOINT MEETING 0f Bedeque

Dlavers are invited.

In the morning therc was a fel-

meeting. followed by a R1101"

-elected. The following conveners

were | Missions.

Kenneth i Baker; i

In the evening a baitzvvet was

lr-iel,

ii y

your c No in

OTTAWA, May 9 —iCP)\ Brig. E. L. M. Burns, 45, now

in command of a brigade of ivPrc int:

the Canadian Army overseas, has been appointed to com- vere. mand an overseas division

with the rank of Major-Gen- eral, Defence Headquarters an- nounced tonight.

Defence headquarters also

i tires. all‘.

Lt-Cci. G.S.N. Gostling. 42. To-

LL-Coi. J. D. B. Smith. 32, Lon- lyl infantryl Defence headquarters said that runk at an;

at hosolt

5n: nun

Prom information

. A. Sid frod scimiitislrritor: “Please strvct zili carlct receivers potatoes your region report to you immed-Q

It is estimated that probably 309000 tirshels of potatoes tvet to be shipped from this Pro-

nu no bonsai our, or m, of tho lol- "'7" "Cu - u, mumv Ann lowing olnroo unlnnnrnidoi “uuoumcu

‘be innin at 2 o'clock. culture. Dorothy Weeks: leodershlir and surniy -mmuve 1f t] d f- t training. Isabel MacKavz bovsi 1 '" n1 Trade

I ‘le fay 3n 1 lrs twclrkl. Jesse Burns: girls work. fsa- b C

_ v a _ e nmarit r creziti n. Rev. Jch l1’- illli‘ 1i

loumung lne y Jarvis: DllbllC:ll0llS,oL"l’l0Il'l Henri 1”“ il"il'

itizht iford who works

grade l‘.'.‘l(ll""-'S in

in TECHNICOLOR!

“X56 Short subjects SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15- Tuesday Afternoon at 3.30

Trinity United Church

JKONDAY. MAY l0, 1943 7:30—(‘nmniill.ee of Stewards, Board

7:30-8:30 G. (i. Teachers and Off- opposite Board

izccivecl yes-

of the Board

irrs u ill probably

wit s rc

.4 jclvstll ilin foilmv- l from Mr.

for the

PXCQ-aS

5°01 rind table stock po-

P1

nds" to rclicvc

57.

Receivers to retain 50 per‘ csnt cf riolrliifivs in eech izracle for disccsitirin upon instruction from

c". . "ctions were received as to ivhe": the mince, were to be shipped but it was rswpsd they

renons

where the shortage was most sey

there are l

BOSTON. May a —lAPl— Pat- rick J. O'Hara. Brig. Smith is the youngest Briga-, Prssicent of O'Hara Brothers. oo- dier ln the Canadian Army over-i. craters of one of the biggest fish- seas and also has the distinction oft ing fleets in New England. having obtained the earlier age than any other Canad- ian officer.

of Winthrop,

coi-

lapsed in his fish pier office Sat urday" and was dead upon arrival a1.

, . .m.-.m.,»

lfl- .

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__THE CHARLUITPYIUWN GUARDIAN

liars Son ls Japanese Prisoner

A widowed mother who never gave up hope. this week received

when official word transmitter. through tho Rod Cross told her that Pvt. Everett H. M. Dunbrack. 24 was alive although s prisoner of the Japnnae.

Mrs. Hilda Dunbrack of 17 Un- derwood Parli. has not heard di- rectly from him in nearly two years. and the news of him being a pris- onerof war was the first shol had hour. oonooming Everett since May '1. 1942, when word came that he

lasing after the fall o! Cor-

MPL-Dllnbfltk. whose husband died 12 yea-rs ago. Ls among the Waltham mothers making the ut- most contribution to the war effort, Not only is she herself employed in a war industry, but there is one other non in service and another going Monday in a Selective Service contingent. leaving the only one of her four children remaining at home, a daughter. Hazel who ls a Mllhomore at. Waltham High School.

Pvt. Everett Dimbrack. concern- ing whorri word was Just received is the eldest of hree sons The

who last September enlisted in the navy. received training at Newport. R. I. to qualify mate. third class. and now is on Millie dilly B5 fl member of a de- stroyer crew in the Pacific theatre of operations

ember. UDOn leaving Monday with a contingent from Board 151. City Hall. the youth hopes to obtain as- Sishment to the ground crew of an air unit

The telegram received by Mrs. Dunbrack concerning her oldest son was as follows: “Your son Private Ernest H. M. Dunbraclr. is reoorted 1i prisonsr of war of the Japanese government in the Philllppine Is la: zls. Letter follows "

Born in Waltliam Jan. 9. i919 the young man attended Whittemore School and graduated from Walt- ham High School in the class of 1937 For two years he was a mem- ber of championship waltham Hlflll hockey teams. playing as goalie. He also went cut for football and basketball. After school lie went to work in a grocsry store and slso in the Waizlrim Watch Co until in Cctober of 1M0 lie enlisted in the ground crew of the Army Air Force.

He receWerl his traininr at Fort Slocum. N. and in J'1lll‘3l‘\' nf d to Nlcizwi. Ficir‘. .._:;iiiics. —V.'al:ham

l-fiilrjr Bu: iioc.

THE KIRK U! ST. JAMEs _\'cst:rd;1i' was. '1.-road O\(‘!' CFCY when the Ministri- Busscli sOliiflfi . text "For godly sorrow ivurkcih

iii to .\il\‘.'ll,lCll lioi to lji‘ . -. . u. cu- of the world .i-:c;ii dwith" < Cor. 7110i and in the czciiini: or. the sub- ject "The Lonsly People of the Gospels." He outliiicd the case cf

by the p221 of 8"‘ our Lorri. Sp ' Somers said: loneliness of 51a, Having rscnvesi the so: at the Last Supper. he went immediately out and it was nieht. Why did he hurrv fvctn that little company? Nobody drove him from the supper table. Qlli‘ Lord ciicl not rise with clenched hands of loath in; and hound him on w the icos- oni of the dark. In that brief hour everything is intense, and you sec in a flash into the heart of thincs -into the infinite love of the Redeemer; into the infinite lone~ lincss of sin Your little child goes singing through the house. and prattles to you of a hundred triflcs. And ther. some day the child is strangely silent. and shuns you and forgets his little songs. And then you who are mothers know at once that there is something troubling that little conscience. and that the one path to communion is cori- fession. Sin separates the mother frcm her child. Sin separates the lover from his loved one. We think that sin is going to make us heavy. but in the end it only makes us lonely. From every company. from

" (l.\_ J2.

answer to prlvers for her son's life A“;

second boy ls Kelsey c. niinbnteiril

The youngest son. new‘. Gorcon was 18 yea: old last Dec- 5Com‘ a“

cl: is a grandson ,,'

Tho lll0l'lllil_' >é‘.'\'lL'i.‘ n! Tho Kiri; P

The Virgin Marv. Thomas. the llldll . ‘ ii

CENTRAL GUARDIAN]

this column u rosorvcd for new; of loool interest. but advertising of n IIQII! nnlnro lnny no unsorted n flvo canto n word. strictly psy- oolo in advance

CBAEWELL for Photographs. l..- I CONFEDEBATION LIFE LNSUK- W. B. SHAW Snell over

HEAR 0120.1’. at 6:15 tonight in tho in- terests of the Victory 1mm Cam-

Dilllll- s-lo-ii TBALN ARRIVAL — The train from Borden reached the city last. evening at 8 o'clock with 16o passengers. PULICE COURT-A drunk 5nd

‘incapable was fined $2.00 and ts lor fve days in jail in the Pglloel i

Cain Saturday morning.

Iwlil be held on IRi-ida morning. |May 2i. The valedicto will be Mr. Gerald Epstei- of Charlotte-

CHARTEB FLIGHT — A Marl- time Central Airways a charter trip to the Saturday to take a resident there o Mormon. l-le was enroute to 'Montreal to attend the funeral of ' is daughter.

plane made Magdai ns

2"."%§%l;‘.i.§“t§2“f.'€£f“ “Wiwhcclock-llidcwood Wedding In B,C.

VICTORIA. May a —iCP>- Betti" , _ Ann. gitiiighter of . i __. Mrs. iewood of B‘ °l°cm°lans ovr-znsoas BROADCAST -. 111ml“! lwre Saturday

i being questioned bv an American a i to right: Lieu». C0 u}: B. ‘gi i Helimui R "fist. t . i o; ‘- l no‘. given; azri LMJ

Dr._ H. E.’ and Victoria, was.

Broadcast from Gfgat 35min wsmsidney Prince Wheeler's. R.C ‘V

tcrday aftemosn was an interestingiR» 5°" °l MF5~ F- E Wliovl lwolfville. N.S.. and the late Dr. P‘.

u Prince Edward Island E- Wheelcc i The bride wore white oruzinza and white rict veil. onlal bouquet of l ‘and gardenias. urzirriatie ‘izv her fat‘

budget from the North Nova

Jliizhlanders. the sneaker belnizl -Capt. William R. Burnett. of Char- i lottetown. .

COMMENCEMENT EXEECISES.

of

and carried a t.. lilvofx‘ ‘alliv and '

ALL \'i'I'l‘i<Iii-7i.‘\'.\‘

Hatred glowels llcill HAL ..t..s o" who were captured vrhen them su: , coast by the USSG cutter Iusilus. T

w CANADIAN isoioii Flirt. rs

iii‘ lliiz-‘l m‘ ‘I s2" f‘ l'e(llli‘f<ll‘il i‘) zw-uiiihli- iii tiw fvtHw. .~ -

ri-iGE SEVEN

lThenConimgncayi-ient gfiermys Qf\0f~.l;lOl1lOl‘l 31135 Si. this .\i->iiii;i_\~ tivoiliujc; 1i‘. TE.) l. l _. iii i : .

=t. uns en's College wil be heldnJln tie ) ‘i112 ‘ u . - .- . . . . ‘.

wealth frfom todai on the scvon- |liiid Elllllbfl DRHlLWVUUd, .\li > s’ \ l‘ l (Hm LUAA I)‘ Rkbl"

‘ teent o May. Di’. Joseph A Mw- Slcivart and i: M 1'. t‘ t - » - - - l - - - ‘ 7'] "._‘l* '1 ; ‘l; ‘ Miilan will address the gl‘&ldll6l%‘5‘\\'21'9 d _. is . C ,, _ IA‘ [lb >110“ ‘hi! “A d!‘ LLLL " A l H

i and Mi‘. Francis A. Brennan l\’lllb8'(ll'(‘bb€'.§_ rcd aiizi white pi Pi bll. class Valedictorian. Examiuatioiisfzilid coloiizal bouquets of 1 . _ \ . . will be completed IlCX’. imiisy white. l)ll'*"~‘ — -'l"~l~ll--

millmlll- lbThe gloom was BIICllClWl ‘o: Icy if i‘, . tn

' ‘*'" {h . S re rL-lsutr. it . ,

l T0 ATTEND CENTRAL COijN-lggfii wll¢-,-?£é1i;_ 11g 1v \'_P llliiilrli >1 i‘i"‘ltll“'. Cll. — Hon. Dr. W. J. P. ltlacMil- chug 111cm... 3M [he _- hf]- leli and Mr- George J- Tvwvdy. brct. r-ofilcci“ "' ‘ l K.C.. will attend Central Council coin. ' ‘ O f ' ‘ '- Mwiin: of the Canadian Rsd Li" .

Cross Society; which opciis Df. lilacMiiian leave; to-mnrrow morning and Mr. Tvreeclv loft on

CHAT

Tlitirsdciy of this rve:k in TOTDlIlOQTlZEtlJt‘.

. .... C: -\ Saturday morning. Roe a 1x1 \1 _ ———~ — AllZllCJll Chaplain “VXLLRAI. .\T (iu A‘ \; |l.;\\' -— All?!‘ v 1'02?’ ‘llJll ‘p

lie

filFCfIl of John ‘ . hsld from ha, isesidence

rzqiliriu b ' Rev.

o. ll - E Iivaril

Sigma fill sor;ril_i

noon tea yo ‘cider =11 l oiUviiliULA-i, .m.; a —..\.i’/— Mrs. K. :5 “ ra lll (io.: raiicc of i,“ L4;‘i,i___._, ,__,\. time Mothers ' ,1_.._.,_r_i l-AL ma... t. .ii..i..i.ii .

ranged tcu ic via-S presidtd over’ "lwo ap-propriaie Mother's Day se-. lections were sung by Miss Nora; Downe. Mothers of the members and Mrs. B. W. LePsgc. who is an honorary member of the sorority, Miss Beatrice Patterson. Mrs. (Drn

ChrriHhEH and MIS- Gilbert- HBllYY-riea and turned over command of Kent lGerman and German General Messe. The time of v ight was not given.

were guests.

l STRUCK BIY CAR - On Satin-I ‘ day four o'clock the five year d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Waters was struck by a car coming ‘towards the city. The child was playing near her home in St. Av- ardhs when she ran across the street in front of a

pass ‘She was taken at once to the REJMQ mums gt afternoon services. After Benedic-

‘r. Hospital by the driver, but was

ii .~

Donal: A‘. -~~ tvcs

Admit Flight ill ‘yllommei, lion Arnim

lilcl Jhu k/Ui. A by Mli- J- L- Rlmlilldv- PW-‘li-e-“E- ilxiii iuinsia. ii. um. icpuliull ..oiii pLHLil tulpalll. _ “lhc beriui correspondent o. iiie sueuisii iiewspapu- uageiis .\_..i.:-

afternoon between three and‘ n o

lvlmlMaryls Day "Prayers Iorrtlze f oum m m lempm“ “em”: ° m“ i’ - out of citizens for this cutstan us.» the Armed Forces". The Dame choir in i118 Bar-capable manner rendered appmllll-

all society, from love and feilow- bad: at her home before six o'- ship, from home and heaven. sin clock. She received scratches on dr Veg a man out into the night.;her knees and bruises on her head

tioli the members 5P9!"- B 919553!“ social hour in their hall and were l" favored by a delishillll

Every sin we conquer in the battle helps us to a richer comraiieshin. Every sin we deliberately cling to is o. mighty power in us makini! for loneliness and to be lonely for ever -that is hell.

= King Ccorgc i Congratulates ‘lion. Eisenhower

IDNDON. May B —(C‘P)- The King sent a. message of congratula- tions today to Gen. Dwight D. Ei- senhower, commainder-in-chief of Allied armies iri North Africa, 1n which he said "the debt of Dun- kerquo is repaid."

“On behalf of all my peoples I eiriA-ess to you, as supreme com- mander of the Allied forces, and all the ranks under your command our heartfelt congratulations on your victory." the message said.

"Under your leadership diverse in nationality and have been knit into successful whole. Now. with the capture of ‘rimis and Binerte, you-r. campaign is almost concluded and‘ the debt of Dunkerque is repaid."

Cream iioutc

M]. colin MnoI-‘odyen, Canoe Cove, will truck cram to (lrnnoud Gunnery over some main as lost ye"- beginning Saturday, May 15.‘ one; poi- wool until further notice.

NOTICE i

formers who have not. yet token delivery of their seed oats at Crn-I Creamery are advised that on: first lot is sold out. ' Anoihur lot. sufficient orders. In expeclod soon. Vnnglllrd

variety only. Which for further notioo.

force-s; roof but iiamase was comparatively rm slight.

trorner of liiildooro and Euston St.,i wmmmdauml"

d.‘ ~ one mm Circuit for Prince Edward Island in 1s the pmbnbin Ditfern of iuw- -.

5-1042-21 D

t0 fiIlW

l-lO-IZ-zi (oi-once in

and lips.

CAB PEN-BY MQVEMENTS - The car ferry S. S. "Prince Edward Island" ooixleted eleven round trips over the week-end. On satur- day r2 carloads of mixed freight were brought to the Island. while 39 carloads of potatoes and turnips and eleven empty refrigerator cars were carried to the mainland on the return trips. Yesterday in six crossings the ferry brought 64 car'- loads of freight to this Province and on the return trips transport- ed 30 loads of produce from the Island to the mainland as well as 30 empty refrigerator cars. Only 35 empties were left at the Borden terminal at 9.30 last night. On ‘fit/day the ferry made six return

ITREMEN IIAV5 BUSY DAY - .Firemen l-iad a bus-y day yesterday lbut the damage from four blazes- three of them grass fires-was only slight. The only building on was a residence at 4'1 Bayfield St. A srgali hole was burned in the

Grass fires were at the where a wooden fence caught fire.- at MeGill Avenue and at Charlottetown Golf