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m” xufllnfiwll- ‘fill KYDBATID GRAY 1h“

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INN §$i"‘i§'¢§§=i?ie'$ on mos‘ flflrl

da s i! grit-h {he splck and still WW". m o; one different rooms. 1m h end ceilings of the town d,“ office, police quarters and chamber. etc., have been .

... S OLD HOME — Michael “s” lklmontion, Alta"

oi the resided at one time. He is rweiv-

cl y M is 81nd. in be Kaitlin iltfir many years ab- lento-d

M summerside will have s from the C. W. A. C. precision

forming in Charlottetown durlnl

tiiree ociock accompanied by thei

at seven thirty and everyone is welcome-S , .

-GUEST AT MEETING — An

a

M nday evening was t. tgugggs, I€.A.l‘., 0f Swan :51,‘ Australia. Sgt. l‘ H8108. WhO is It

.- of the Town Council in l-

iiieetings were conducted in Can- eds in comparison with his own country. one thing that impressed the visitor was the DYWIPW"! "id

side town council is able to deel‘ with civic problems end admitted that in his home town that ‘he meeting often lasted until after midnight. He spoke o! his visit to

airi that they differed in no weyi from those in Australia. He visit-i eu the U.S.A. on his way to Cen-,

ooming and it was things like this oi the British ltmpire. He aaid that]

hiprovsd. sgt. Dougies a various questions regarding things oi interest "down under" and le-

vcrship to drop in at the council

uits in Summereidla-Q

44a; Doria curl-is oi the Qivil

000ml‘ H,

lieu. is t reint visit lad relstifiresponaflie 1-1155 an

"iii. Mass, is spending a vacation ~

____. —'l‘iie many friends of Mrs. J. W. W-vizli oi New Annsn (nee Vera

llw- of her illness in the Prince Willi? Hospital and all wish Mi’

-a.c.n.v.n. preside Currie s t ills pest two weeks the sues oi

conductor F. H. Currie, tssvlev Eilsllie. enroute to British Columbia.

R, . 0 "l! Fisher Memorial HosPlm- ‘M? duties after spendinl s e in Bedequ -S

Riot in Oakland-

rgngghliglo up s‘ riot et e Negro

‘ Wmmw.

no Illhlllvlvl assassinate-amass w»- -"- .::'.:'.'.':..':'..a.~.."r.r..':“.a-=l-...

I “Y M‘ - W m w? -

. h, at Braces. Ewen m-“au£r§'_:susarona is

late hohvenotoomplied tbmekbanwaelleld Tum w, militias: and obtained fib- ,3 e7 1t was the opinion o! tbegstto’

tende _ Vinson J. gs]

all: no, ebtairiod theiialicensa teg‘ finite, atria?‘ Ryan and alyi: ._._- celebrated b? Rev. J. O. _-|()WN HALL CLEANED — sld and Rt. My. G. J. Maeuflah Anyone visiting the Town Hail_ Porfo immediately impreah. grave.

snows 1.30 and 9.1a THURSDAY AT zao

i‘ ‘h.’ m“ 7'.“ 7‘. m’ WILLJIEET

u and decorated by the cfli- hm Elgtwiocal interior decorator, Mr. gmugu'gu'm'éle¥lgl‘llt gaunt-iii:

sen 0omey-—6 even for dents

. w“ . ly s ts or ‘lock- .. l“ m»- wl-eil- ‘if when. - w» mrnins 8d m the wum“ M“ time Information Board official, w" ‘its: .. w» - rm.»- sltrc your. “M and Charlottetown. whero he “no ' We“ mm“ i“ s

Mwwlpcr correspon-

Acknowledges Receipt 0f Leather Goats

he netargybOlarendon Hotel, DTP"!!! 0 th riti I is; a royal Welfiilme 1mm lilli "llllY conference ofiicialys l“ o c. or

pondenta-

Qlily ofiicials witnessed Mr. Churchill's arrival and th "..‘."°c2£.i‘“’i’u".""‘°“ °“ ti."

.e ,scr e tie or to “an ~a single newspa

. apart. rein-those ai-

d, Mayor Lidstone has been‘ tsched to the _government service. we“ that the squad which -is was permitted to see the arrival

--— no re ,PRECISION SQUAD COMINGhnQdQ -0a Saturday afternoon and Atlsn

The l°ll°will8 letter in connect- ion with the leather cogt; which were donated by the Town of Sum. merside to the men on me go... l 'Sumcnerside" has aeeh re. oeved by His Worship Mayor W. J. Lidstone. Fifteen s1 mess wag, were forwarded last fall and re. Oiillit of seven of them had been lckmwlellflid shortly after. Ari in- VB-illflation regarding the where. abouts oi the remainder was start-

riioltion week will arrive here in. merit. made from Mr. King's tem- me afternoon and will parade at polar‘ ofiige here,.sa '

d f Charlottetown, from the‘ Britain hasTarrived in Canada er- mmnfif,“ we High schohl, h pflj- com anied by Lord Leathers, the

mme will be held there both in Mill t"

u, War Transport for the m anemooh and h», the evehihgl gutted Knldomwand the British

t...~u.;...s.-.m-es ethos...‘ Pretty Wedding At Trinity ltiiurch Lest Evening

SEIITRRI. SIIIRIIIAII '

‘Ills b reserved lea sews i". immac-‘fifi ails la sdvaa:e. w "" OIASWILL ear Ilesogrsj C . ‘Nggflbl-IATION LII‘ INIIJI

IUGIII DIUG ITOI-I Opened this afternoon and Jgfi‘. ‘IIIII WIBI silo Bpeqflg Order early. S.

OLD IIOIII was: AND P80 vinoial Bhibttiofl. Alillilt 10-18 in- elusive 1.".

r.o.n.a. mu or remorse for

on Pridey.

IICINI.‘ ARRIVALS..- Blouses. d-"llelbfiWWlooe suits sud bah. Kenn s ladies Reedy-to-Wesr. _ 840-3!- ATTINTION W00 GI. ' -'rbe Wool Reoeiv L wsArsPb§o& at Charlottetown will not be o - an iinift°'iin"i°ii d?" Sh. be made previous to ptgis date. I-l-ll. SPECIALLY REDUCED PBICIS on an assortment o! ladies coats and dresses at K ‘ ‘s Ladies Reldy-to-Woar. 8-10-81.

TWO TRAINS-A train loft Bor. den last evening with 1% passen- kers and arrived here with lot at 8.05. Another section was due to arrive about 11.30 pm.

LADIES helping in r. o. n. n. penny pflrlde please get their sta- tions 9:30 o'clock Friday morning at S. O. E. Rooms above Provincial Bank, Richmond St.

ATTENTION WOOL GRADERS. —The Wool Receiving warehouse at Charlottetown wil not be o n to receive wool ter Satur ay August 14th. All s ..pments should oe made previous to this dated 9 31

5'5

VISITING PARENTS — Cmdr. Nelson Rattenbury, R.C.N.R., of Saint John, New Brunswick, and Mrs. Frank Curtis and young son, John. of Toronto are visiting their

arents, Mr. and Mrs. John M.

attenbury. Water street, Char- lotretown.

ed and ll; would appear that deliv- "y of the balance was due in the fact that the Corvette has been received a cable from Gordon Tay- i.i many zones of action and the lor announcing his safe arrival in balance oi the shipment has only Bigland. Gordon, who was a war- recently caught wllp with hen-s

Received ByPremlea-

interesting guest at the meeting oi "m" Churchill ‘"-‘_ ‘Wemd °li the Summerslde town council meet- gnwéyafkégflxdflglul“:

the guest of the Canadian v- eminent

sent stationed here, is a mem- uggskkwtzzfijrfigl aiilckiglgn later on will attend e_ confer- with President Roosevelt and

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Mayor, Summerside, P. E. I. Dear Slr.— On behaii of the oiiic- Pfiftfimflilth- ers and men of H.M side, I wish to express t.o you and tllmilflh you to the good people of YOU!‘ City our deepest appreciation l0!‘ Your kind gift of fifteen shcep- skin coats. Seven reached us some time ago but we regret sincerely that we were unable to acknowledge receipt of thg full Elli/CO? Lhtalvgng recreivcdd the remain-l ___ getl u a ew ays ao. As

you kn“, H_M_c s sumngerside. AT MURRAY HARBOUR, the has slpenti the ‘winter months 50-‘ ..r-um rig n dis ant parts. The d.e-.

linqucnt sheepskins therefore found Church at me evenms service ‘m difficulty in locating lls. It aopears that they have wandered fully as much as we have. and although having faced the threat oi the U- boats, and the ravages of the sea. they, like your adopted shin. reach- ed their haven untarnished and in- tact. And I might add that both your shin received ‘a royal after their long and excit- ing journey. With best regards from lls nil and sincere

home town and was deeply llllfleil- ed in the manner in which Council the combined ohms o, s u, the Unitend States snd the

Kingdom.

Ms.‘ Churchill's daughter Mary is s Subsltern in the British Aux- Territnrial Services.

g Cmdr. Ci. P. Gibson. V (7.,

D.S.O., and Bar, _D l-RC. and Bar,

who led the squadron which suc-

cessfully attacked the Mohne and l‘

dispatch with which the Summer-i ma;

Ede Canadian parliament sessions arm's];- oi the Prime Minister's rsonsi staff include Lord Roran. esident oi the Royal College of nis and told of this thrill he reoelv-. Physicians: . ir ed on landing at Vancouver and- may, J. M. Martin, Prinei al Pri- seeing the Union Jack ilutterinstvate Secretary; . . iii the breeze. It was like a home-y any??? Secretar ,

at ad one iesilse the vutneulsist t.-

“ m ° imsiulnisier Mackenzie King viiiic Democracy is not working arrived in Qlitbfl! loo percent in the British nnplre svenins w-lv it ls up to the young generation th to see that it was carried on and ville

on hand t: welcome iel host during his stey here.

- elm‘, G o‘ Commanding Officer.

. . o us. . oeived a hearty invitation from his emails‘ “n59?”

Yugoslav Oaliinct Tenders Resignation

was m mm" "hem", w.’ ram arts of the ancient. grass- ‘ ' grown

Personals wife

-~'rhe Misses Janet White. Nore- pccaslo m Sinunons, Betty Howett oi the secret. lteii oi T. Eaton 00.. Moncton. inence mot the week-end with their psr- looks. out ov

the broad S

i t. i orrown‘ eorlzsiria com

LONDON. Aug. Prime Minister Ni has handed the resi nation of the entire Yugoslav cab et to Pe II it was announced to-

Citadel Hill. crownin, em- of Cape Diamond which er s greet ex snse oi

ands o! Croat members of the cabinet that an a reement be reached about the fu ure consti- tutional structure of Yugoslav pra- elpitsoeu the government crisis, it.

had several stormy past few days. mark- ed by serious air of

¢__ me —Mra. Haber l1. err, North but . gerleten. visited i-ier s ater Mrs. J. téerzglziuiggfil q-Swaugh, New Annan, lest W?!‘ - of eukrmmmu’ “nu-m, m“ a’ teilina" iliort we; jondrive down “mo, om,“ w“, m, ‘ugh. ‘tin hill the-I‘ built-on end the "uest of her brother, Con"; 1th‘ H Currie, Jdawley 5‘- mmms ~teiry ' with -s~~soering'

_ tal atructur Dr. Henry E Smith oi Boston. gézfoldar‘ 32,-“.

th Mills. "horde of early ieeroya. a modern hos- cation. formed the new lest June 2'1 at the request of King

' Survey All-Canadian

u MIGHT‘, the Illest oi his sister, ma. Daniel “m” h Air Route To Orient

“°°""'- “MM-s » - army of euviserrusll mom»

~91‘. Prank McPariane oi.Boa- Vnxd

Tourists were p011"

1.1g. m- oli 9.31., the guest of his sister. . m" “may”. l“! made "m" halsng Lower edequa-S ' Y -

down the Mackenzie Riv-

o =2

Ill Hotel end tho

iiamphell. Chelton) see sorry to §t:,,,-,3§“§...,.. in

"m" ’°°°'°""“° qtanadlen Basiialtlee

oh various iorrns of snort "we s affect the present trans- n

I‘ ings Stamps so that we may help

he said. Ito Provide the necessa ”'

t of the i goute will be about} equ I

°°°“. |Raw,bunbumed

_,, “f; Lips Prevented

‘m m" w ml Relieve Cracking Instantly

. dom Plilice Break llp‘ .$=.-i. 3.2.. “M”

ION

his sister, Mrs. Lawrence 01mm "Qflgfafg

UITAWA, MI.‘ RI

l __... ace Minister 3 t‘ mm,‘ m“ a mm“ n" m cuumui-‘my. overseas. and thus help to bring p‘ i arm in a

Woodstock, NB. have returned to N WW ' figs-st holideye it ma. Prlesel’: in“ 1mm aloallgmhiél

particular lush ed dsa oi uiemsuciilm Mm

nag

burning rays of the ma. ' Its wood

57”‘?! m7“ o‘ m I tbe delicate membranes from wlad and water, so lips stay d soft. When lips are already I interment-necessaries u l wounded membranes against baaterisnatarelbealiag. store today end use it re .

m ta handy stick Iona.

Qiluuirrn gem u um “or. ., Aug. l0 — calls. en s * e than 400 lice - mill police m" military end shorepopetrol- a h cam Three ors were

the Municipal Audi- invea etion and e welder h the,‘ y king up s- me l with All huh Orders with e ahowinn 0' NJ: . ‘

. us Raschdofl said eelimmmi “Tilers were about 1 "Ne in. weldesrntold him he - dance. Iv efieble sell

LYPSYL,

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ENGLISH GUEST RETURNS HUME-Major MacNutt yesterday

time guest of Major and Mrs. Mac- Nutt for the past. three years sailed recently on return to his family in

OLD HOME WEEK VISITORS- Judge L.G. and Mrs. Lewis, Sum- merside, are visiting here during Old Home Week. While here Judge Lewis will attend a meeting Mobilization Board today and Thursday. Others to be present Judges ‘Prainor and Duffy, Lt. Col. Paton, and Gordon Holmes.

sacrament of Holy Communion will be dispersed in the Presbyterian

Sunday A133. 15. A preparatory service will be held Friday evening at B o'clock. 8—il-1i

ENGAGEMENT - The engage- ment is announced of Lottie Elisa- beth. daughter oi Mrs. Proiitt and the late Garnet W. Profitt of Spring Valley to John Fulton, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pierce of Charlottetown. marriage to take place the latter part of August. B-ll-ii

._____.

HIGIILANDERS PROMOTED —Three officers and three other ranks oi the Prince Edward Is- land Highlanders have received grcmotions recently. L-Sgt. H. L.

odd, South Milton. has been pro- moted to Acting Sergeant; L-Cpi. D. E. V. Christensen. Dundas Cen- tre, to Acting Sergeant and Pte. W. P. Siteman, Lower Ship Har- bor, N.S., to Lance Corporal Second Lieutenants J. H. Arsenault, Sum- merside, E. B. Marin. Summersiie and J. B. MacDonald. Peages, have glualiited as Lieutensnts at th

topia Centre, 11.3., School Instruction.

NAVAL NEWS — A naval re- crulting pavilion is open at the Provincial Exhibition Grounds near the main building and is in charge of Lt. S. W. Salmon, aid- ed by Sub. Lt. G. Hawker. sub. Lieutenants Garrett and Tumell

9.»

I-LM. . . . Lt. G. Hart, who has mpieted a course of instructions in current affairs at Mt- Allison, returned lest night to resume his duties here. Sub. Lt. Brock of the WRILNS. will be here today for the purpose of recruiting women ior this ser- vce.

SPECIAL BOOTH AI‘ PAII - ,Through the kindness snd gtrio- tic generousity of Mr- W. P. ynch .proprietor of the Lynch Shows a

booth for the sale of War Sav~ l ings Stamps has been erected in a ‘prominent position on the Midway

ed ahoist the fair rounds. Miss Canada

girls will a circulate through the crowd, and it is hoped that in

innlpgpfbhfl midst oi the fun arid pleas-

ure derived irom patronising

_ a not forget we are still at. war and will buy generously oi War Sav-

pment for our allan lads

local rllit ls lioeiliileelcned '

. ll this °i‘-"’-i-° “glint-he I-iil-iialr

the British Aircraft runs will s. p held e_u-al

receiving tario Athletic y, s

‘tit. ‘at his. J. r. ARSENAULT

lnGE seven ‘ Sanedlan Legion Funeral Notice

Wlliilflhsr- AiIes-serviceaisaefpestee twes-arereesestelielleetes , his ll Hayfield Street Thursday neraqwilest at I40 a-Ie. to attend tbs _ve oerwmony hnsralelaarls Major .-0nt.lsat Prideyflrhe tation wesmsde b Wing

0e comrade- asaee I. Leiglitieer.

IIA M. BROWN t ' leoretary Charlottetown Braaois

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE

'€.,“,£ SIIIIVEIITIUII

A convention o! the Progress! Coaservatl Part f th a. o...» M. ,..."'“i'fl..';i.""‘. miii-iiisif." l’: -'I.:~:--’=-.--l¥ n‘ e OI! 0006 6 Glflllim nest Provincial Elections. n ‘ c‘ or a e All Polls may elect five delegates. " the “ st the

A ti! ‘ “ of the ' last Prince Progressive Conservative Association will be held.

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thersersinthe qggughhh gh- hhqhhqwlm. - 1' ‘m’ ‘h’ Medic“ out the aldwdl a r5: oi other safe- overseas, and Lieut. James W devm“ the mo’ bathed h, ‘he My l" at brillant gleam of dozens 0i lights

LARGE CROWDS AT

(Continuedarompegeoue)

k turned» into a veritable fairyland, A, brilliant display of fireworks guvice "ha" which h, 3.1mm. 1m! ' 1d closed of! this T370875!" °Tl ii 138ml’ Istration will be "strengthened. CW1 W satisfactory note. broadened and as far as prac- . The weather yesterday W“ Durllll 89431100“ Ind eielilllll tlcal. de-eentraiized. ” . . . . . . . . ._ ing and with the c. A. (3.) T. c. ai-peice qr- tter oo-Oiv- ciiestra furnished music and ac- lster of war transport, said “vic- eration h-om the weatherman to- Qompflnjment; ger- the vgfloug mtg tories abroad do not reudce the day an outstanding program will hhd they like the other; ggvg h 100 pressure on the railways here but

Hermotherworeroseibieer ah veil trimmsd hat gith

if

Th0 oh been decorated with baskets of rugs! lilliea a d white satin ribbons marked m "'11 r '

"C9D on or the immediate llimily took place at the h Mr. and firs. Huestis. were arranged with

l '.l'he bride's table Pete's gelgtkred B sill/e!‘ bQWl of talisman roses with a three-tier wed- ns cake. ‘ghe Rev. Mr. Melen-

P1013056 bride and she later cut the cake. There has been s series ed lovely parties held in honor of the bride during the past iew weeks,

will be taxed to its l the crowds that are expo

a ‘promise or even

s-ii-ai d, Judging Starts Today

et underway. Competit-

st and

be u h mexblmf- warning that "you are asking for girl: newr-thgleefs as“ stunt?" _ IDNDON. Aug. 10- (CP) — Rs‘ trouble i! you do" The paper re- the most. UlGXIfIYiGIIOi-ld gye ‘will h glioarlltypaifsnlgar! gxilcagoli-esiastfitygeis recently when His Majesty tho streets of summer resorts because In the Bnemém a, sham We King decorated them in an lnvcst- he could get accommodation at w,» iture at Buckingham Palace. none of the places he tried. gran-i will be held bruising together I In $lm éhgrhlzhivtlsgaw fflivliici; "Lest nlsht.” the paper added ' ore g e ge V“ M“ twldfhfrrftgfflo¥fsfi Marshal. W.A. Curtis, Doubly! All; ‘stress the "ho iday-at-home"point, that has horse followers still Plizzl- 0mm °°“"“““°“‘“ m m“ ° "°" m‘ m" “ms 1“ ‘ we“ h° ed as to the ultimate winner. In- 1 h hh-th. “ between the heat will be lbiswwed on h m m t e audeviiie program w

ipsndlns their honeymoon at Stan- will reside at 381 Spring Garden

pasted to be of the keene altbrugh the number of

.21’. ward for deeds and labors in i-hfl lated that one Londoner spent six

TAG DAY a success - The annual Protestant Orphanage Ate:

n while there were no definite figures available the committee in charge reported that the campaign to raise money for the institution was very successful. There was a "splendid response" and receipts were high- er than any previous year." mom- bers oi’ the committee said.

four class racinil

l5 . lllle l" With him were eight other air the evening the night show. will 1 “mm hnq hme repre- take place as usual. The Midway $323.55.’, o; fie “my uieluding To seek Recount will also be going in full swirls both old and MacDona d, 66 John Strcct. 113m!!-

Campbell arrived in Charlottetown enroute to his home o‘ in Baltic, P E.I. He had been re-

ceiving treatment in hospital at

Sq d Concert party under Lieutenant Barbara Crosby recrult- bomber which P195594 home an at- ing officer and Lieutenant Giles, entertainment show was a colorful. daring performance from start to sewed we MAB E

Dr. and Mrs. W. Ernest Parker returned to Montreal on Saturday after visiting the ehts, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Mount Edward Road. Dr. Parker is chief research chemist with the Ogilvio Flour Mills.

Judy spectacular,

cert party includes was heard in a delightful solo, and

Cites Enormous Increased Traffic 0n B. ll. Railways

violin solo. Both were

i: (I

Jock"

drew unstin ted gpDlBUSE

MONCIDN. N.B., Aug. 10-1! the resent rate of movement of loaded

adi it. will be equivalent to 3.000.000 cars a. year ll of freight cars, declared " ‘ 0f th

A A, cw ‘Bill gave arnoiitstan lalitic region. Can i‘ b

a-

etc. It was something out it ordinary. and wentoveyl- big

people. Fkmiilwfl. tight-rope liftlsi- needs. thousands on thousands oi who hos Blvili v-lllmalid relaxation-minded Britons lam-J-HOOPER ___ NEWSON__T‘ Tar:

was speaking on the railway war effort. In referring to the Atls the Canadian Ns ilways the speaker at present are s61-

ti‘! , .1 moths ed tp slolimoodf in 1M -t_n W.

He drew attention to the vide additional fac- increased volume