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m, Edwin matey. Preel; Jol“ u" summerside Ya Men! ‘I and Mr. Allison McLean. D15‘ "‘ ygncr have returned from (l0 the twenty-first Inter- " 1i‘ yg Men's Convention 3:1, year at Sudbury, Ont.—S.

EN — . - ' 1‘ Mr and Mrs (gmgilyliltherl of North Be- ’ to announce the en-

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pan m ACTION - ‘imqgypfhriends of Mr. and Mrs. j p; Profit, Albert/on. will re - w learn that their sen Kenneh lost an arm and an eye in e v o; hi, country while in ac- cverseas. Kenneth hes thrve M; overseas: Robert. William. ,, gcath; and two Jack and, .. lie. scrvlnll 111 05"“!-

l. SERVICES-The fuh-‘ gfNtililtAlaie Emanuel Wodll WM on pplday morning at 10.80 ,,,, m, late residence to St Paulo. no). Summerside. The D111 Benjamin Gallant,

m uallant, Eddie Arsenault. , - Pgrry Antony Arsenault. . ph GlllArlt. Re Rev us. Moc- .. celebrated the mm o! Ro- and performed the 1"‘ "it" in; grave. — 5

ablill IN VANCOUVER — dA r _ 3, 0., a er recor s mdgdtieirln that Cltpfllll Jul l5th lliae Jane Hall axter. . N-. n1 of Summe '-‘. The de- lady, who was held in hilh . m by her many friends in this rince is survived by three sist- ; Mrs. John W. Hardin! and ,A. w. Leard. of Summerslde, rs. Stephen Kelly, Vancouv-

o. Personals

Jriends will be pleased to see . Harold Nicholson. Summerside. ground again after his recent

--l.ieut. Lorne McDougald. Roy- Cllliididn Engineers is spend- liis furlough with his Difbhts. and Mrs. Beecher McDousuld. siord-S.

_Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reeves he! Irthlsed the property of Mr. and in. Wm. Gay. Russell Street. lmmerslde. Their many friends llh them every happiness in their Ir home. .

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OTIAWA. Aug. 2e — (CP) -Aus- t‘; like’ Canada and the United ' s. s aci

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ccmponies. to transport i- snd to other industries. it ‘ disclosed today by the office Ellie Australian f-ligh Commiss-

Thé llllh Commissioner's office l Prime Minister John Curtin

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—ANIMAL INSECT POWDER. km‘ u" °n 1108!. cattle, horses, ticks on sheep: 2-lb.

cans with shaper tcp 77c each, post- der now at 8-29-21

Mr. and announce their daughter.

—ENGAGEMEN'I' .._ Mrs. Horatio Schurman he engagement of

t . Andrew Gay, son 80f iffitafififg, Albert Gay, Summerside. Marriage to take Place in September. 8-29-11

—-LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late Isaie Perry cf st, Nicncics was held on Friday morning from his home to Mlscouche Catholic Church with Rev Martin Menag- haul the celebrang, c! the Mm and also performed thelast‘ m" at the grave. The pail bearers were Frank Perry, Paul Perry, LB. Gallant. Stanley Perry. Philip Arsenault. Sid Perry _ 3

-— DIES AT QUEBEC TOWN _ Kenneth Inwther of North Carle- ton. an employee of the car- ferry Prince Edward Island has cued a; Lauzon. Quebec. his father. Mr. Oawald Lowther has been informed. (A Canadian Press dispatch Sun- d8)’ night said s Prince Edward Islander was drowned in the St. Lawrence River but gave the name itowther incorrectly but it is pre5_ umed that it was the same man.) ‘Ibo-message to the father contai- ned no details. Two brothers, Bu. 9flénihfllffy. both at home and a s r rs. Oscar Cam bell of Bor- den also survive-S. p

—IIOUSI WARMING- A large number of friend; and neighbors gathered at the newly acquired re- dence of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cameron.’ Water Street, East Summersi on Friday evening to lllfllriso them with a house-warm- 1118. After s apeech of presentation by Miss Mary Mill a large num- ber of very useful gifts were opened.

The humorous Verses accompany- ing each were read by Miss Ann Green Mr. and Mrs. Cameron each in s few appreciate word, thanked their friends. Isrnch which had been bmught by the guests wa. then served. and the remainder of the evening pleasantly spem, in plgy. ing bridge. - s

—PARTY FOR SAILOR - Petty Officer Charles Taylor. R. C. N. . R, who has been spending his furlough at his home in Summer- side was the guest of honor at a party held on Friday evening at "Noah's Ark”, the summer cottage of Miss Adele Parkman. The girls present, who prepared s delicious lobster supper were all school chums of P. O. Taylor. Also present were two other Summer- side boys home on leave. Licut. Grant Travers, who was wounded in Italy and Lleut. Blair Baker of the Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. A number R. C. A. F. officers were also present-S.

Sentenced To Two Years In Penitentiary

Clifford Ross McLean. ls. West Devon, was yesterday sentenced in Summerside to servo two years in Dorchester penitentiary on each of three charges, sentences to run Concurrently. Sentence was pro- nounced by Judg . . Lewis af- ter the accused had pleaded guilty on oll three counts. He was ae- cused of breaking Jail. breakln! and entering Crockett's Jewellery Store, Summerside, and stealing rings and watches and breaking and entering Dingwell’s canteen,

The accused was repre- sented by Mr. C. D MecCallum and the crown by Mr. J. Watson

MacNaught, K.C.—.S.

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PHOTOGRAPH d X l0 llll ll $3.50 oe Crssweli Studio. I-I-el. DOCTOR. KILLED IN ACTION — Captain Charles Millar Ballem. New Glasgow N. S., who was list- ed as killed in action in yester- days casualty list. is a son of Dr. J. . llem, s former Islander, MW of New Glaeeow. N. s. . Ballem is s brother of Mr. J. W. Ballem of Mt. Albion. P. E. I., and was born in Mt. Albion. Capt. Bal- lem had just graduated from Dal- hcusie University with hi. M, degree before ho Joined the Army and went overseas. AT noraasr - Dr. N. w. Phil. pott. professor of obstetrics and gynecology and director or the wo. mens pavilion at the Royal Vic- toria Hospital in Montreal, W55 the speaker at yesterday's luncheon cg the Rotary Club. I-Ie spoke on ‘My Profession and post war plans at McGill University in the Faculty 0f Medicine." Dr. Philpott was 1n. troduced by Dr W. J. P. MacMu. Ian. The Rotary Club endorsed the Home Front Appeal" of the sci. vatlcn Army and plan to back 1c The ‘ heard with apprecia- tion two vocal solos by Miss Pearl Burns with Mrs. G. Elliot Full g3 ‘ accompanist. Guests included Rotar- lans J. A. MacLean of Aylmer, ———- Que. and Dr.J.I-I.Buntain, Ken‘.- men headed by Se“; ville. Other guests were: I. Boates Sullavan, Ann Sothern, Kentville; Dr. J. Carroll, Anni mm 1 nldeil and Marsha Hunt Kohl-sh: G. I-lsrtlen. Halifax; J, J, unspgtselt 1e all-feminine cast of Murray, Waterloo, Ont., Harold B mm Irena story of tire role wo- Reid. Moncton; Pte. Ivan Bradshaw, M Baiagiorglln the heroic defense Mlddlfitfln: Robert McKelvle, Mon- emuc in. lo unique casts and the treal; Clarence Baker and L. E, n . araway settings of the drn- Charleston Ottawa; R. W. Man. ma c action makeCry ‘Havoc’ " rling, Charlottetown. one of the seasons most unusual ———- IN WAR FROM START _ sgt,

Bughtlnilely screen productions. ,9 ‘m. now showin at ti, Capitol Theatre, brings ‘ll/lies Sulf giggle Gtlolgilrfletvnlloclllrgsadllrlligntllihlgd

in an article in the current issue of the Montreal Standard. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bailem. Mount Albion, P. E. I. Ho joined up with the signal corps the day war was declared. going overseas in September, 1942. I-le was in England until D-Day when he went to France. While in France he received his third stripe. He has two sisters and three brothers, all younger than himself. One brother. Arthur, has been in the R.C.A.F. for four years and is now a WO.1 in the air force overseas. Another brother, Dewar, has been in the R.C.M.C. for a year. The young- est brother, Charles, is at Mount Albion with his parents. Sgt. Bal- lem enlisted with In-Cpl. Allan Forsythe and was with im until the latter was wounded in France recently.

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Ami Sothem departs from hei- famous “Maisie" roles to play thg role of s smart-alecky Irish girl, her most dramatic characterization to date. She appeared recently in Swing Shift Maisie" and “Three Hearts for Julia." Also in a brief M-G-Mls outstanding hit, "Thous- ands Cheer.‘

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SLIGHTLY WOUNDID — Mill Ade. Dilffry. Lower Queen Street. City, received official word Satur- day that her DIOHIQKHJ. Melvin hs been “ . wounded in Inca on August 14th. FUNIIAL Till! MORNING - 1 The funeral of thereto Mrs. Charles Heron will take place from her late residence 28 King St. this morn-

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LEAVE POI. ONTAIIO-Ideli. MacDonald and his bride the dormer lvllies Mary Ifennoaoey of [Charlottetown left yesterdiw fo . Pembroke. Qatar-lo. where they will ‘reside. Lieut. MacDonald will be séationed at Petawaws Military

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Mr. and Mrs. Owen McGsrry, Southport have received s tele- gram from Ottawa announcing that their son, Ralph Joseph Mc-

arry prev ousiy reporte miasng in action hes now been officially reported killed in action on July 2s. Further information will be for- warded later.

Pte. McGarrie (Laddie) was sto- tioned at Halifax, Dartmouth. Que- bec and Newfoundland before go- ing overseas a year and a half ago. He WE! an only son and is survived by his parents and one sister. Mary nurse-in.tralning at Falconwoo Hospital. ‘Their many friends eg- tend sympathy to the bereaved fam- uy' e e o

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wells, Goy- town. have received s wire from the Director of Records Ottawa, conveying the sad news that Pts. George Warren McDonald, of the N. N. S. Highlanders has been of- ficially reported kflled in action in France on A 12th. furt ‘ ation to llow.‘ Pie was l8 years old, enlisted in May. 1943‘; and had been overseas for six wee a.

* ls Organized At Malpcqllc

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INNESS - JAIL-A pretty wed- ding was Sillémlllled on Aug. 5th,‘ at Monctcn, by the Rev. Father J. A. Dalgle, R.C.A_F.. chaplain, when Lottie Bernice Jay of Mon- trcal, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Roy Jay, Mt. Stewart, became the bride of LAC Roderick llenry In- incss. R.C.A.F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry S Inncss of Liverpool, N. S. The bride looked charming in a two-piece street length dress -of mauve crepe with white shoulder- length veil and wreath of mauve flowers, white accessories and wear- ing a corsage of pink carnations. She was attended by the groom's sis- ter. Miss Dorothy Inness. who was gowneci in a two-piece green crepe dress with willie accessories and wore a corsagc of pink and white roses. The grcoln was supported by LAC Robert Oulton. Tile groom's gift t0 the bride was a pearl neck- lace. to the brides ‘haid a gold loc- ket and to the groomsman a gold ring, After the ceremony a wed- ding reception was held at the Queen Hotel, Mcnctcn. Among the guests were the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jay. also the groom's parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry In- ness. Their many friends Join in wishing the young couple many] years of happy wedded life.

Marshal Dclanev o: Spring val- ley was elected president of a C. . F. club formed at an organization meeting last night at Malpeque. A- ut '70 attended the meeting. The club includes representatives from illllliirlgcoue, Spring Valley and Indian

Directors _of the club include. Fred Champion and Harry Cham- pion. both of Malpequc and Urias McLeod of Indian River They have the power to add to their number and to appoint a secretary Prior to the actual organization Mr. W B. Pinch of Regina, Sask. addressed tlic IIlCCilllZ, explaining the aims of the C C P‘. party and what it. proposes to do in Saskat- chewan. , In addition to Mr. Pinch other. speakers included Mr Leo Brad-‘ ley. D‘C.M. of Charlottetown i

Mr. P.L Murphy was chairman at last night's meeting.

i

National Fitness Program Conference

Personals

Miss Marie O'Brien; Morell silent the week end in the city.

lac. Lloyd Brown and wife left for Oak Lake. Man, yesterday af- ter spending a. vacation or. the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Brown, Hillsboro Street

Mr. Medford, lottetown the guests

rs. EA. McRae.

Mrs. Hanford White and son John left yesterday mornnig for their home in Gladstone Michigan, after spending a pleasant summer with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew, East Royalty.

Miss Helen Stewart, daughter of

OTTAWA. Aug. 21 — (GP) — Mai. Ian Elsenlrardt. national director of physical fitness. an- nounced today that the second meeting of the national council on physical fitness will bc held here ‘Tuesday and Wednesday. when Manitoba, which has signed the agreement with the Federal Gov- ernmcnt for a DhYSlCJl fitness pro- g-rnm, will be represented’ ,

Provinces previously included were British Columbia. Alberta. Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. and it was expected that Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick soon would join the movement.

A feature of the two-dav session will be reports from the three arrh- ed services regarding findings of -their respective medical bolrds on

physical fitness of Canadian

and Mrs. E A. Ivlsss, are visiting Char-

of and i

yesterday morning for Toronto where she will further her studies in Music st the Toronto Conservat-

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Sgt. Ellen Dawson. C W. A. C. left yesterday afternoon via Wood Islands returning to Nova Scotia after a pleasant visit with Licut. Governor LePage and Mrs. 1A Pl”-

Mrs. P. M. Casey. New York, end Mrs. John DeLong, New Haven. spent IIh-lday in the city. They are returning to their respective homes having s ent a short time with their ‘nillrlther rs. ‘Thomas Kenny, Mor-

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berland. because of a power failure in the Newcastle arch. but election officials there were able to get out word that the election of four Lib- erals had been conceded by sub-

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T. E. IIICKEY

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Mr WI. Leavitt. Mr. 0.11.1 Pflfiit. Sh. and Mr. .R. Profit. Jan alllwlé Albilglelgld were in the c Y yes ov a open- ing session of the Civil an Defence org Mrs. Leavitt MN. Oi Profit. 3L.

their husbands

Mr. Martin Kenny of the ‘Prone- asaed

port; Service, Ottawa, p hrough the city last week on re- turn to Ottawa. hsvin visited his mother Mrs. mes enny, Mor- ell, whose recent illness caused grave concern Mrs. Kenny's condi. tion has greatly improved and is out of danger. Mr. Kenny was accom- snied by his hcice Miss Lea O‘- rlen who has ‘ a position in that city. rr our-villa sum Too Late ‘F. Classify Sulllrnersfde

leoticrl. The other two Liber-

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were in Queens. control-rt, defini f uses bell retina“: from N um-

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thing possible being dons to maintain

|the organization and urged

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Stewart, left d

and 9n

increased Market For Ganadian Apples

KENTVIILE. N.S.. Aug. 2O — tCPl-An increased market in the ted States for Canadian alpples was announced here today bv B-J. Leslie chairman of the recent in- ternational apple producers coll-fer- ellce at Chicago. Arrangements have been completed for the export of 1,600.00 barrels to the United States from the orchards of British Coll/[uzlrlbia and Nova.

is to resume shipping to her former war-shattered markets . in Britain while British Columbia retained the United Stat-ea markets.

C. D. C. CONVENTION

(Qgntln Mr. R. R. Hurst, Charlottetown, Provincial Controller of Wardens. also addressed the meeting m4 stressed the importance of ever!-

thc Civilian Defence organisation after the war.

Dr_ g C, Kggping delivered on informative address on the medical phase of the organization and show- ed how important the first old in- struction ha/ been to the It“!!! success of the C. D. .

Significant Remarks of Mo!" W. II. Poole

Meier W H. Poole in odds-oes- fng the delegates, mentioned that Brigadier Alex Ross. national head of the C. D C . had informed h-rn that Prince Edward Island could only hone to retain its present 0‘- D. C fire - fighting equipment by retaining all the other branches of the organization. l-Ie thought 911W were all necessary to the sucoessthe delegates to remain always conscious of the important work they We"!

oing. ssr. ll. luv Holman club-n If Resolution

Mr. B. Roy Holman. Qx-MaYOr of Charlottetown. wee Howl-thew! chosen to head the resolutions com- mittee. Elected to assist him were Mr. J. H. Strong city clerk of Sum- mmidc; Rev. W. J. MacLeod. New Glasgow; Mayor R G. McDonald, Montague: Mayor P. J- Molna- Borden; and W- 3- 58'1"» o‘ '

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‘Today's meeting will open at 930 g, m , with an important adds"! by Mr. C. A. Beer Ofi."Pl‘CS€nl5 and Poet War Activities.‘ at 2.00 p- m., Charlottetown Fire Chief All- gug McEachern will address tbs $1955“; (m "Hose, its Use M1 gum," Time will also be en ad- (ii-egg and ll mechanical demonstrat- ion cg water pumping by W- T- A Campbell, mechanical aullflmlfiud‘