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1| coomi BONITA GRANVILLE can: REYNOLDS

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The Guard" "1" l" =1°"'¢M w any home in Bumme no - d celebrated the Nupa cam/o, Egypt, Oct, 12-“; _ Carrier Boy at 2c pler day or lilo per week. Phone 289 for this sir-vita; l: llggggmgg performed the wed- British bombers in their m)ost , . ‘h; your order to t e boy responsible for deliveries on your route. glue bride wore a costume of olive ikigesséieli attack yet on Naples, ‘ W5 R _ . ~ l gy-gey-édwyth m“ accemfles and \ may} ‘iletgmlpxzny bxiiiildiryi . A lerr/rr/l/c-va/vork/lral/lg __ . . __ ' carri a hite ' . i ' n. a e _ ____,. . ' .. . .= Pals‘ nTlnlrnx-“Irbrj:rrzaaa:iz:h|r;ew:r n: Bragg!!! PURINA Lleggelraan at masMztctfsrédez pyBi§i“§i§iee'f°»‘li‘ilssI~ii5 i $ummcffid¢ girflegl vliuiigs Bgnrriirliiiliis away, hlasc , 1 y w ..n " ' ' . ‘ " -"'. ac - i. ce . .. .. . _ __ -= my gummy; Mtynyhyyn. were]: ..,, mm, ,, mm reggae, §-2_ COALITION GOV T CITE E 111m LES culls u u-ord. alrlvll: parable la Appgogrg-lhgu; Gocart and. Crib. 1B8. 000 feet and was visible 80 miles W“ '_'*' ~ ,. " o bioaeilsii- .__u crane“ or» o on w» » or .=~‘°r**1"e-_d-"°m ~41"@§e-¥@ei>1t1*=’ AVANTED to aura are rec-in -_ ' W‘? Durin ‘u... m. . P b, ' " , _ , _ hand iraii-i- wheel. Write slvlng size -—MILES of electric light, “can Also short subjects rerideie by Mrsfgtlgixrlgiilg filfnfifli - irotlliesllllne-xgligrl'anté1tfn Sig‘? n“? it/lajtlvgbeltillil: hegtfififilaleatgpigglltsigii, ourtnigfniteklesalilihelaifilngilier key So- 6181“; the C- C- F- sevem and Inde‘ vict officials reniaiiioi iii Moscow

ciiiisri iiild best price to Post Wer and pavement, oin . ailiicc Box 027, Summlelrslde. winter on the westemgnfidlffi

.609-l0-21-3i.| gil lamps, lanterns. wash boards, at

Shows at 3.30 - 7,1,5_9_15

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and wstleneiir éerem y’.”‘nl‘t.“‘§,,.°£ °°111Dfll11ed by“ s. James Monmou- Bs orsanist. llowin the ceremony

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Incendiary bombs dropped on e, storage depot early in the raid start/ed a number 0i fires which

pendent and Labor one each. Harold Winch, C. C. FE. leader in the lust Legislature, declared in a

which hnd been declared in a state oi siege. (A Stockhoun newspaper report-

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4mm your prescription fllhdw‘ i_ - the ha 1e high explosives later increased to .- , _ ¢rpi~zieiicotl_ dijuggists at Taylor JURETEST Cod Liver 011- moon tr g tlool-Ealifbstf-(Xl a Honey- s. conflagration covering 400 square fifffifififljglgt {§,,§°f,,",?‘u“,§‘g;§‘f,‘,‘,"§ ed Tuesday that Stnlzn had set up pug Co, ltlillfillgiflll. ‘vltanlin £65m; Fresh dated G - States units under one command yards urlth flames rising thousands conservative parties" snoopy ch51. 111$ 1\€'*111<-l\1“'-' 1H 11H fl1‘m°1"~‘11

"—_— 1168 Rexell Drugs. L loo-lo 2%“; at Nancy- He was taken prisoner of feet. it added. esce to ronn a. ovemment.” "'81" 0n 11*’ 11“>11'»*

-T0l.l1'l‘ — Small house wlih .--—- _ - SUMM i and fall. It is untested under in 1917, escaped twice, but never There were no British losses l-le stated it s "obvious no parly ‘Vomfill. ¢1l1l(‘»1'1'11- "10 810d. and b. 152i rand gny,,ge_Ly%,_.& ivolaélarlff _HOUSE FOR SALE M Ken ERSIDE 31:11: fighting conditions as Slwéteedlejg inbcrosslllg tlée ii-ontier. ' will have 5 rumored; mgeorlly rd all others, not purl. rivaling actively Lou: ‘vim’ ' ' " ' - lngto “ - i a“ “Venice Russi n r- re urn to anada he n lla as it n iorm vrnm r di n - in thrt capital‘ tic-fer. had been

L 5 I‘ Wm‘ dwble 1°11 P1106 rea- B’ w n tielped form the Royal Canadian a n! m “ma” ent wgrggrifsis 112C305: next‘. beeigrslie mover; from tncs cripitalezorie. functioning, al-~

*- l won - Chicken and Fowl. salable. Apply Keir Clark, Ken. ‘i003. Qualified Grading.‘ 3 ‘111- L '106-1,0-z3.31_

ii C. Kennedy, Kensington. ik L-690-i0-J3-7l. Bé-z-alifl?‘ “dialogs SUPPER and _____ r n or i-yon, pm b“, .-llt().\‘, LIVER, and Bone Mar- Manse. Wednesday, Octobersillltnr, an my 'l‘nii1'c: Especlaléy belneficliqjael tfi L-669-l0-25-28, y, amm- pDFSOIlS. our es X11 W“- plrlugs. L 705-10-23 2i Gafafllélzfi-l-mlflclillvls Ointment _____ ef, 50c and 31,00 _ 0n nnvr tit Carleton Siding Gimme-l “#11111 Dwss. llL‘(l npnrtineiit. Apply Boyd L 705-10_2.’i-2i

five minim, Ciiileioii siding. ——-—- L-'7-1--. -—Re. dMr. 6 0 023 2i (rum; 8-11 s John sheen or

“Gallant Sons” At the Capitol Theatre. S’side

W!‘ would hold. e a ,

Russian morale has absorbed Stunning disasters along a 2,000-mile front and is still unshakeii from Murmansk m L'°1111,181'fld. to Mosocw, to R054 tov. r0 what extent the mired fields and roads on the Moscow perimeter 51¢ responsible for boasting down the Nazi attack

' 15 110i yet fully clear. Perhaps the massing of fresh Red Army reserves °1_' EmbfltU-Ed civilians around this Russian Verdun

~ mended the

Air Fbree. and has been with that Rom/m,

service ever since,

At the time of the Moose River mine accident, when int-rest ran at. fever-pitch all through Canada, and the eastern United States, it was Edwards who vms plficfd in charge of air rescue operations.

Foremost R.C.h..l". authority on dSlCiDlllle and ceremonial, he com- air force contingent sent to London for the coronaiion of King George VI and was respon- sible for R C.A.E'. arrangements in connection with the 1939 visit

Oct. iifi-(APJ-Guided by the glo-lving crater of Vesuvius, five waves of British planes blasted Nilllics for five hours lust night and early today and caused dam- age which the Italian high com- mand described bluntly as huge. 1t was by fai- the longest and worst air raid of the war for the ancient cupiial of the kingdom of ‘Doro slcilies, a great port city o1 about 1,000,000 people, Italy's tliird largest. There das no disclosure of the extent of damage to the port

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vreturned, spoke before leaving fcr

Eublio interest were a new election eld merely in the hope of breaking the stalemate.”

Iii an interview at Nanaimo, Lab- or Minister G. S. Pearson said the position of the Liberal government “is such that it is obvious it csnJt c on. and I think that every cons dersticn must be given to the possibility of carrying on the gov- withaut fin-her reference- to the geople during the vzar."

Mr. carson, one of the Liberals

Victoria to confer with Premier Pat- tullo and fellow cabinet rriemibers,

Railways were though more slmivly hccniise of the Sllztliply-llltl‘“lSlllg volume of tril- llC nccrssiinlctl b_\' rvliiuviil oi ions and big nmuiims 0f llll ory machines oiid other equiyiineiit lest they fall into German hands.

Communications were intact. Morale appeared. high. Food SUPPW was apparently ildPqllilli‘.

All these items, in the opinion of

observers, added up tn evidence of preparations for a long Will‘ n0 mat-

ter what happens ‘in the west.

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____ attended the Presbytery Starring Jackie C00 - .

___s_- \'_ y, my _ “my n, sessions of the United on “ , p had much to do with , . . . ~ or to shi 1, in in ll ~ The miiirnry situation admittedly may ilpoiiligoa niid fuelmlblleesr, at Charlottetown this wgieci? ‘lie-ill 61' Allid 130mm Gran. That the attack hzlsnall but “hi” tfiilgxgfllllggflfiylléefiln Crn‘§§i(i§“e'r»l\o1'l><>1'- wlligdigllrs H; time22:11:11?“ twoMo’ whom‘ provincial “Cretan? W“ d‘“‘g°'°“s' B“ “int” w“ d?‘ Lin‘ lll n sqiiirrel‘s hoard now. Buy W916 Sue-Sis on their return oi Ml‘, ' bogged down, even on we for pcrdonnei egrly m me 9,-0.0“; 4 AXP-‘Jifnled Libvn, G‘ wf we“ a,“ “llpmiyd ge“°;;“},. -' 54161151112 T115! 0Y1 1111* "151 1°11“??- riiis. boiiles, jars. crooks. ails. axes 511d MYS- George Sheen. Summer- V1116. MozhaislcMallyaroslavets sector war and was promoted to the ranlri The city iviis~ blacked out wl~=n S'A»,‘S"1'°{"1‘°'° dgdeawmyeli tri l The gm" h‘“""1“"‘1 “'85 h‘ its slum-S of in ice-marshal last moniti. ‘i111’ first wave of planes came over himsealf i»); $.51’ positive of elaevzlllor‘: K11!’ Wml Sireflms "e021"? ‘We’ and

west of the city, where the Nazis have dented the road de- fence front must deeply, doom;

snow coating the plains. Dispatches from Moscow also told o! icy Bales and snow in the battle areas west

and snus at Bruce's. L-69 40-23-71. LSPENDING FURLOUGH IN

at 9 p.m.. but Vesuvius provided an I in Prince Rupert, which he has re- unquenchable beacon. presented for 25 years. With 41 of 48 polls counted he was only ‘i3

510v!) Cont. Sully. who succeeds aw vice-marshal Edwards as air

Jackie Cooper. Bonita Granville Gene Reynolds and other clever

Joachim lx-sftoche and Mrs. Jo-

§§r-I.3Ecn1eorilr(i1upi§lng>%}ili2n§n%fi??? K ' zghlttugirsevevfigthmtlrligllle‘ hidarlous ad‘ ‘tgledrtiailln Nghengvlviéflxbe? Ob Ml- glexlxvlziigalér gerftiongfilrl mhgs nzbtel‘: l pcguncliilifdlgcxusivi bogggslbwvere drfipfl votes ahead of W G Weaver C o! there

m l_v op Montreal lo spending his ensmgton matlc moments lns-*“é.‘aii§’f.’{‘°s,§’§~; have been mentioned ‘by silly”; 615111 lersfcintedwriui the devcl- tin-inn.” buildings" slncgiaifiaf-ylc- F. his only opponent ' Prov. lcinl food store: appeared

Iarienngiigéilegialiéiitshe Quest cf dramatic story o; chndhood 1°§§j_ Moscow or Berlin for nearly °1?me‘1"°fm111ti1‘il’ ilvlaucll in Cnn- bombs lit fire-s which fire fighters] A5 speclllakm" W" u‘ $515111‘? to be s tisfoctofy‘ and the 11115515115 ' ' WS- 110W Showing at the Capitol *1 Week except that o... 3w ann Arm e. wk-ylng ms mo.» no; under control. military head’!glgeapflggilgrtiogoslfgggienbotlfurfig §§§?§n§§i°r"°fn§“ Sifprliifi;

JOULTRY WANTED -- Large quantity of fowl and chickens. Buy- ing daily live and dressed poultry‘ El lialpc-que and fiench River. lpglicst market prices. Malpeque Riding 60111931155 L 70119-23-21

-LE.»\VE FOR BOULTER, COL. -.\irs. C.VS. Isinikletter, who has hzin visiting lier parents. Mr. and hirs. M, F‘. Schurman, summerside, lei: on i-cturii today for her home. in Boulier. Col, Mrs. Linkletter was Accompanied by her son, Charles-S,

i‘ i JKETURNS FROM FAR NORTH -Captuin L, A- Moore is being welcomed by Summerside friends, huinr 1115i; re.urned from Restin- ticn lsliiid in the far north. Cau- nd been nwa for over r. lie was met at uebec by their younrest _ nry. Mr. Moore has ad .i_v ll "resting experience ln northern write home once more.-$

iviyn Tum is BRITISH -

hens with a very prominent V on the end oi the rirll. The lion, however, must have thought she had not completed her task for n few days ago, she laid iiioihcr cog. with an unmistakable

B_oii it. B ior British c! course. ‘brim the lien is trying to gay ‘is ‘"1013’ for the British and used

the 1r ‘Wrggsnmnleaans in her power

v-MQCOUCIIE C. W. L. MEET- Nr-riie Mlscouche subdivision of "l? C. W_. L. held their monthly “W111i; in the Convent classroom 1131111)‘. The President, Mrs. Urban 9111a presided. Meetin league rayer. era was a Md atlen ance and eight new glrtlnabers were welcomed by the ,1‘5~l1<‘nt. A vote of thanks was tndercd the committee tor the suc- cess oi the Bingo party and SOCHI "filing held last month. also a. vote i1 thanks was extended to Mrs.

"Dlllne Peters who kindly ve kheir homcs ior the Bingo par ies ‘"1011 uiei-e both well attended and I neat sum realized, roceeds were i" d Cross and ~urch Fund. haes Red Cross Convener repored l Y1K siyen in a number of knitted 8S and hos ital supplies, also

m it of fve dollars for the womb oi Sept. Two lottery boo ~16 bought. in aid of the City u, 51m“!- also a donationdlven to me Pnrish Church Fund. ter mg. a: business matters the President, Mrhglllzllfi. save an excellent report Sounsfigocesan Convention held in,

‘PERRY — HAMILTON NUP- Elgl‘: — A wedding of interest to d" friends took place last Sat- vfll’ at lllllcrest Church of Christ, L- Samson ofliciatlng. when ‘it llcilla M. Perr , daughter of Mr. mm rs. Howar Pe o! 5t. El- mnit- became the hr de oi Llo d m hOn of Rogers Road, Toron ‘Ct urcli was beautifully decorat- The bl} onskeis of pink gladlolas. e lblde who was given in mar- mfm 0y Mr. Frank Legs. wore s “new lace and net over white M,” made on graceful lines, he 1m was tight fitting and the‘ mg‘ Embroidered veil hung in soft, he“, laud was held in place witn a bu‘. fess oi net and pearls. Fhe “so ‘carried a nosegay oi white 15' ‘"111 loses. sweet peas and inn.-

L“ “"1 Simpson was maid oil couver East. and is the

Elli?’ "<1 were a pale blue tafletr a. s.

‘mile picture not and nose-

"Woco hat a» match inc osrrledl

' “mouse of roses Mr an

. . y Hamil- fi," $811,! best mun. The weddin snu- Mv ts, nlayed by Mr. Peter en- 1%,, ~M “T1118 the signing of the =1- 1...‘) P11 Kennedy sang ve swee - hm flrrfect Love". A recap ion was

the home oi Mr. and Mini

' 811M . l-lil ""1 Mrr."ann.if§§"r£i9e§"'3i3ii' -rebride and aroom M". Btarflvn i». hjyblllt 11w rownwiin melon- Mfl corsage or pink r-ves. heyiwln£m I mother won a dress o hm “h,” blue suede with lacn w; ,\",'“1'e hat and cores» of red Mr; ‘H t" the reception Mr. and llonéymmnnh" left for y‘ - . rim-m"! ‘fu- For travelllnr t e bride dust,“ N blue crepe dross win or y. 1*" "overwork-c and our-ago win MY. and Mrs Hpmprnn s‘ e their home in ‘rot-onto.

and Vicinity

Theatre. It deals with high school youngsters in a new way. mingung the more serious side of youngsters

Mrs James Mllligan, Norchum w a recent visitor to Kenslngton the Ellest of her parents Mr. and Mtg. William Toombs.

approaching manhood and woman.

as hood with the comical predlcaments

in which youngsters find moon selves, A SW11!) oi high sclioo‘ students

turn amateur detectives to trace s.

°P1- R°°°T1 191111191 returned to murder so that the father or one

resume his duties with the P. E. I.

of their group may be cleared of

Highlanders after spending p yew |the crime. They unearth a ciew

days in Clay-mom, the guest M Ms ‘the law overlooked, trail it down.’

pulients Mr. and Mrs. Edison Dal- ze.

MN- George Mayne and son wen- dell c! Emerald were visitors to Pleasant valley Saturday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. fiedley McKay.

Miss Jean Moase is spending o few days in Long River the guest of her sister Mrs. Leigh pnynm and Mr. Paynter.

Miss Hazel Cnndon, Charlotte- town, spent the week-end with her Parents Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Condon in Kensington.

MYS- Wilfred Taylor was a. racenr visitor to Charlottetown.

The regular meeting or the Bum.

u, merside Road unit oi the Kensing-

inn branch of the Red Cross met. so the home of Mrs. John Walker on Thursday Oct. 18th. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Luncheon was served. The next meeting i; to be held at the home o! Mrs Bruce Psynter. ‘

Mr. Vaughan Groom, Summer- slde, was a recent visitor to Ken- sington the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphrey.

The Misses Elsie Mayne 1nd Glenna Clark were visitors to Surnmerside on Saturday.

Mrs. Preston Kennedy was e re. cent visltor to Summerside.

Mrs. Harold Laird, Kelvin enter-

tained Mrs. Parmenus Orr. Mr: J. ks

Bradford Mlllman and Mrs. P J. Kennedy at the tea hour on Fridiu.

Mrs. Angus Maclnnis Elected in B. it.

VANCOUVER, Oct. fl-fCPl-If Mrs. Grace Msclinrun, newly elect- eo member o1 me n-ritisn uoluiiipia. Legislature, ever has need oz politi- cal advice she has only w turn w her husband or her tamer.

Ln yesterday's voting Mrs. Mac- Innis was elec-ed as (lo-operative Commonwealth reoeration member for Vancouver-Burrow. the re- sult produced a unique situation beueved without record in the D0- licicsi annals oi csnaoa.

Mrs. Macinnis is me wife of Ani-

Maclnnis, u. C. r‘. member of

e Dominion rsriismeut ior vali- dnughter of

Wooosworth, honorary presi- F. and veverxrui

dent 0i the C. C

id member of the Federal House

N th Ce tre- aom is“ a native of P.

B. t Born in Winnipei in i006. Mrs Maoumls spent par 0i her olmd- hood in British Columbia- but was educated at the University ol Man- itoba and won a scholarship wmch ,enabled her to study at tne sor- bonne. in France. Accompanying her family on cam- lpaigu tours Mrs Msclnnls must , nave picked up lots of valuable tips. With . Grant McNeil, tonne: member of Parliament for Vancuu ' ver North she won the lelbera

istronghold of Vancouver-Burrow

away from J. H. llbnster and ali- cther woman. Mrs. Helen Doug s Smith. who in i083 was the second

to sit In the

woman ever elected British Columbia legislature. l ‘CIIUTISTS IN 1935

reconstruct the crime arid trick the criminal to a high school show where he ls trapped into revealing himself by seeing the murder re- enacted.

Jackie Cooper, rown to young manhood, is a asking baseball captain, and his loyalty for Gene Reynolds is a high point in ilie story. l-le is teamed with Bonita Granville as hi; school sweetheart. uith blonde June Preisser playing the school vamp. Leo Gorcey of the Dead End Kids, is convincing as the policemans son, and Tommy Kelly, of “Tom sawyer" lame aso scores.

War

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yet reached the Moscow front to tourn fields into quagmires and dirt roads into bogs. Soon its subjreezing and sub-rare reserves will move up behind that sodden skirmish line tn bind the mire with icy armor over which tanks and motor transports can move again. What will happen then is be. yond calculation

There is little or no exper- ience by which mllita minds can gauge the probablities of mechanized winter warfare. Hitler's steel-shod war ma- chine has won its great victor.

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Germany has trained parachute troupe since till.

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Why Maxwell llouse is ee ICONOMKM

Tho famous Maxwell House blend has been still further enriched-made even more temptingly delicious-fuller bodied.

W This new and better blend is roasted fig“ by s remarkable new process. It radiates uniform heat right through

every bean-captures every atom of rich

Maxwell Home comes in a Snpera Vacuum tin-the only way known to pack cofiee so that it can't lose any bf its original roaster freshness.

518-115 speak of German foeier attempts northeast or Ore].

It is along the rise of the Oka. River and its tributaries in the Orel sector that the Russians seem to have massed sufficient force to halt the southern pincer arm or the Nflll forces which sought to encircle Moscow. And if tlie 1 Nazis cannot turn the south flank of the MozhaisLMaly- aroslavets front from ore], ll’, I appears that only by cost‘;- l frontal attack can the main l road to Moscow from the west,

the road of Napoleon via

Smolensk-Mozhalsk, beopened.

ITALIAN S BEGIN

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of state, Breckinridge Long, floor, Germany had asked for 1,000,000 Italian soldiers to serve in Russia and elsewhere continued to cause resentment here.

Editor Virginia Gnyda denied Longs statement and accused the _Roosevelt administration of try. mg to cause "a social and politcial upheaval in Italy against Fascism “a volun-

Newsnaper dispatches said [tal- lan troops in Russia “are not strong ‘in numbers." and cold or their hardship in the light against the Russian; beyond stallno in an effort to encircle Rostov on tlio Blatck Sea. 100 miles to the south- eas .

The announcement of rationed sales wssmadeatatime when Dr. Walther Funk, German economics minister, and Dr. Karl Clodius. German trade expert, were dis. cusslng_"important and complex

economic problems" with Italian leaders. Observers assumed that the

Axis economists were considering how to adjust trade in their s0- called new Europe and distribute available supplies for the second whiter of the wiir.

One prob'cm facing them is how to supply the Axis-conquered ter-