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d“ (‘ADET MEETING -Eur- W. “ports to complete arranlﬂ- i- _ ,0, the organization of a. sea. "if [v.95 at Summerslde will be 1 tonight. The Cillmm 6°37” .5 scheduled to meet at 1-30. dmcunccc‘. last night-

s-sanlii¥.i_ Council Meeting

iiicisz-d-FTI-‘Owli Council at . meeting held last even- ‘ resolution covering

e department c0. alter a heated Mayor and Mayor Lid-

A. I ll) ii Councillors were DR‘ ‘,._,;...pl Councillors Gorrill and

Sllliiiillillli _ ‘ ‘as moved by Cogiiflllil-olyitcilgrliso: and seconded " m“ “Edi; 12°‘ r3352‘? iillililiivlligiirclliltﬂflle cmbmyees of me Rcsfll°‘h,,h‘, p1,,“ and police force §1e°‘5§,§°,,,.,.;. with complete employers "“rbii‘~“ki'ii‘.c“.l“éiﬁihicd w the read- - l» Tllk-il-cmlulion on the Sfoililds mg o" :15 not on the 889ml‘! “lid .1.‘§..“i)ccii discussed in Chums-

Thriviore it was not in order. Councillor MOTTiSIm had been discussed previously that me particulars had been y, had br~en budgeted I he wamed it lo g9 through be ore other accident as the"

glgebgs my The Mayor said m- ore“ asses:

mgyly years without rm‘- .2“r."..“*t2..":: 001mm “to? ‘Iisziving the Iesoiution sgweineii o l mid. The Council havinguall eats pwmd dagreeléldeni’, the mo on v.

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Alter the Itricccéigégisistogasaswatg gigging-ﬂit SSIIOIIICI cover the street BIllpIQVPE-i. CounciIIgmMOIIi-riliilgistiiillé gestcd that as the imglliior Ger Street Comngéttfi. ﬁgncdeputnmnt

, e sriiiihifaosc icn out for the present and that Councillor Gorriil, if he so desired could bring in at reg-ﬂu: tion covering his ucpsrtmeﬂ 511;“ other meeting. COUIICllIOI‘ Mo 0n said in his opinion all the town employees should bc covered. 11;: Md“? midtééffési3iiion“ u On Irlngtion of Councillor Mollison seconded by Councillor l/mrll-“m- Mr. T. Earle Hickey, Chartered Ac- counttint was appointed auditor for the Piwn of summerside for the year ending Dec. 3i. 1943. 8i ll" sametsgiary as the former auditors i 4 mgli‘ motion of Councillor Mollison seconded by Councillor Morrison, ms. N. R. Durzuit. widow o! the late Town Clerk was voted SlX t‘ . l .

mgilnlililstalglryﬂ’ Councillor McNeil. secondrd by Councillor WedBe. satui-day. sept. l8. was set aside H8 i; ‘at: dav for the Canadian institute or il Bl‘ d.

Tﬂltllel piillfi bills passed $3.159”- Towii unpaid bills $1,025.35. Electric light paid bills $1,321.26. Electric lips‘: unpaid biltlsC$€i,8921.;7l%r wed“

mo on ounc . seconded by ‘Councillor Morrison. Dr. E. T Tanton was appointed Hrnlill Officer for the town at 8 snian- of $25 a yearn-S

AUCTION SALE

.-\T SUMMERFIIJLD. LOT BI

llnving sold my farm I will Rll by auction on Wednesday, July ll. llﬂzimilng at 2 p.m. the followlnl farm machinery:

Oiu- hindcr, one gang plow, one lcvrr hzirrnw, one farm wagon com- lileio. one driving sleigh, one driving wagon, on; h:i_v rake, l0 ff... one train drill, Dill‘ scuffler, one mower. me set hob sieighs, one wood sleigh. nnc cream separator. one grind- siﬂnc. one churn and all kinds of llIll'lli‘\$. double and single, used on I 1.irm.

Tho ubove machinery in all 911°‘ tirnilv new and in the but of re- pair.

Terms cash.

li day is not fit on next. fine d0!-

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HUG-ll liIORRISON. Auctioneer. 7- 10-31

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- —BUY PICK! and mlvtlDOh t Braces. 1.13;;

-ANNUAL LEETING of Bede- quc Skating Rink Company. will be held at Central Becieqia Hall Wed. ncoday. July l4. It D PJI. Tho Public an cordially invited. clinc- Aliy all akaicn and hockey players T. J.. Inmsn, secretary-treasurer.

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—CON'I'B.ACT LET - The slun- mersiclc firm of M. F. Scburnuui and Co. Ltd, has been awarded a contract to ire-build n. hangar gt tho Charlottetown airport. The original bulldlnz was destroyed by m»; earlier this yen. In mddition m the hangar it was learned that, the same firm has a contract to con- struct a stores building.

-CONTAC'I‘ CLUB-Members of the Contact Club. met and held their first business meeting in their new club room an Water Street on Tuesday last. Work on the room is progressing nicely and lifter it is formally opened 1r, wlll welcome all members of the RCA. F. Women's Division-S

—CARS COLLIDE - A slight accident occurred in Kensington on Saturday when a truck and an automobile were in collision at the corner opposite the warehouse of Canada Packers Ltd. Nobody was injured but both vehicles were slightly damaged._s

— MAGISTRATES COURT — At a summary trial conducted by Magistrate W. E. Darby on Satur- day a young man from east of Summer-side pleaded guilty to a charge of breaking and entering by day. He was given a two years sus- pended sentence. Two boys from out of town were each fined $2.00 and costs under the Highway Traf- fic Act, for driving a motor vehicle without a permit. On Monday morning a. party from the western part of the province was convicted under the Excise act of brewing beer, second offence. He was fined $150 arid costs or 2 months in jail.

All - ilanada Music Test Results

Results of Examinations in Music

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“Random Harvest” Now Playing At Capitol, S’Side

held throughout Canada, from the Mmumcs to British Columbia, byi McGiil University, have been nn-i nounccd M. the McGill Conservnwrlum of Music. nciuded; in the list ure the follow g Char) lottetown students: i

Licentiate In Music Class B. per- former final year, Suzanne Brenton iPianofo/rte Honors.)

Associate in Music - Class A — Teacher- Sister Cecilia Joseph (Gallant) Pinnoiortie; Sister Mary Wirinifrcd iMcIver) Picnoforte. Senior Grade- Honors - Elaine

Porter.

Junior Grade-Honors- Elizabeth Lantz. Pass- Inez MacInnis. Elementary Grade-Honors- Joan Riogerson and Heather Ilantz. Pass-Ivan Mitchell. Paul Cud- more, Mary Beth Harris and Mary Campbell. Primary Grade- Honors - Joan Armstrong and Charles MacDonald. Pass-Adele Clark and Dorothy MacLaren. Primary Grade (Kanunerer Course Requirements) — Nancy MacNevin, and Donald Clarke.

Honors—Katherine Hutchinson.

Violin

Distinction-Frances Rieay. Theoretical Music - Sister Mary Winnifrcd (McIver) Sister Ceclla Joseph (Gallant).

Honors- Sister Cecilia Joseph (Gallant).

Intermediate Grads-Distinction- Frances Reay. klirligh Distinction- Elizabeth Mar-

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‘lcmcntnry Grade Distinction _ Inez Maclnnis and Marilyn Rupert.

BIRTHS

MYERS-At Crapaud Jul ll, 1943. to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ycrs (nee Agnes Macvittie) a dauzhiﬂf-

MARINA-Gills

MacBEATlI-MATHESON -— At St. James Kirk July l2 i943, by Flt. Lieut. the Rev. iixrri. somci-s. Emil Mathcson to Daniel Beat both of Iris, P.E.I.

FORD —- WIIITEIIEAD - 0n June l6, at Trinity Parsonage bv Riev. Hugh Miller, Mary Lois Whitehead

lottciown.

RENNIE — CHAMPION —On July i2, at Trinity Parsonage by Rev. Hugh Miller, Mildred Leela Cham- pion, Charlottetown, to Robert Ed- ward Rennie, R C.A F‘, Charlotte- own.

DEATHS

FOLEY-At the Charlottetown Hoc- pitul on Monday, July l2, i943. Mrs. Frederick Foley. um! B2 years. Fun- eral from be: late residence, River- side Apis, Water Street, Wed- naday morn g at 8.45 to St. Dun- sun's Basilica thence to the Ro- man Cltholic Cemetery.

BBEIIS-At Cherry Valley on July ll, 1943. Mrs. (Din) A. l-l. Beers in her 85th year. The remains are resting at the Cutcliffe Funeral Home until noon Tuesday thw w Christ Church, Cherry Vail. . where funeral services will be lici . service starting at 1.45 p.m. Inter- ment in Cherry Valley C!!!)@9611-

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“Random Harvest" adaptation of James Hilton's new novel. brings tn

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llbh column h clinic for IIIII of local interest, but ulvcriﬂll of a novuy uni-In my ho inaction n fivo unto n word. ctriully pu- oulo In ulvauco.

CI-ABWILL f0! Phcionupbn.

OLD HOME WEEK AND PID- VINCIAL EXHIBITION A. 10-13 inclusive. ‘f-l - .

SEIGT. MAJOR. ADAII, m wu oveneu two yous. and now attached to the instructional staff at Si. John's, Que., is visiting ab: City. l-Ic say: Doss Smith, who for- merly played for Charlottetown and Boston f: attached w ﬂu duff. u well u Jobnw Grcco. tbs famous bow. Before leaving mgllmi tho Sent-Molar saw s number of 1o- landers, among them Capt. Cola,

SAD NEWS RECEIVED — Mr:-

300 Wcyrnouth St. ed the sad new: of tin in Grcnfell Saskatchewan, of her cousin, clfort S. Des- con. Mr. Deacon wit; in York tho son of the late George and Mrs- Deacon, and left here when a. bo . He leaves to mourn his wife. former Maud Mac- Gregor of Ontario, and one daugh- ter. Edith (Mrs. Reeve).

MANY REGRET DEATH —M!M friends will regret to learn o1 thc death in the Charlottetown Hos pital yesterday of Mrs. Frederick F0163’. 62. She was a native of Charlottetown. Bishop Kelly of Oklahoma is a brother. Filnel-al services will be held Wednesday irlnlgming from St. Dunstan-rs Bas- a.

ACCEPTS POSITION _ My, J, l-l. DesRcohes of Giarlottetown has been ensured as principal of the Borden High School, it was learned yesterday. At present be is enjoy- ing a well-earned holiday. Mr. Des- Roclies brings to his new position long experience in his profession. l-le has travelled considerably and metjzieople in all walks of life, ac- tllildirlllg a. fund of factual know- 9 '39.

ISLANDERS IN AFRICA — The names of four P E Islanders have been noted in press dispatches tell- ing of Canadians who arrived in the new Mediterranean theatre of war. Capt. Ken MacDonald. Char- lottetown, is medical officer with one unit and Miss Ruth MacLean, daughter of Mrs. Mary MacLean. King's Square. Charlottetown is with a group of nurses. Lieuts. Al- fred Blanchard and Thomas Keefe, both of Charlottetown are also mentioned, as is Lieut. Grant Tra- vers of Summer-side.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Miss Margaret J. Taylor was held from her resid- ﬂwﬁ. Mt. Stewart, yortea-lay after- noon where a short service was held bv Rev. Mr. Bank. The funeral ser-

the screen an engrossing story of a

Unhhn“ strange case of suspended memory. ‘ byterian Church, and were conduct-

\vhich motivates a haunting ro- mance. Teaming Ronald Colman and Greer Garson, in her first pic- ture since “Mrs. Miniver". it is now playing at the Capitol Theatre.

Following the Hilton novel clos- ely in its details. it is told on the screen as a “straight line" story. while in the book it was told in ‘flashbacks’.

Colman plays n wcnitlzy English man who loscs all memory of his past during the First World War. I-Ie is sent to an il§_\‘lli_"l'l, from which he escapes to befriended by an actress iMlss Unix-son), who inspires him to begin life anew. H: develops talent as a writer. He and his benefuctress fall in love, are married and have a ciilld. Then an accident jolts his memory back to his past, but. leaves a blank of his life from the war on. He. goes home takes posscsion of his business and becomes a powerful industrialist, The wife locates him. lillt knowing- ly he has no memory of her. takes u position as his secretary. maintain- ng silence as regards their marrlag: How she succeeds in winning back his memory and his love provides a haunting and appealing climax.

NOTICE

BYLAW T0 AMEND THE BYLAW TO REGULATE TRAFFIC IN THE CITY or CIIARLUTTETOWN:

BE IT ENACTED by the City Council of the (‘by of Charlotte town as follows:

Tho bylaw in regulate traffic in the City of Charlottetown is hereby amended by ﬂddlllll W “ ‘M! 53 thereof the following:

"Tho said Committee is further empowered and authorized to sci. up slow signs at any stmet intersection and maintain ihc same as long as paid Committee may think fit, all of which slow signs shall be clearly indicated by printed. lettcrlng. so pllcQd that it may be read by the dﬂyef! m- cpcratarc of the approach- ing vehicles which are intended to bc slowed; No vehicle confronted by such slow sign shall enter upon

having materially reduced its sliced Ml"! that ordinarily allowable n. III in- tel-section, and every such vehicle shall delay entering upon ouch in- terocction, even to the extent of ‘completely stopping, until such entry can safely bo effected with- out interfering with traffic on or nearly upproaching the intersection

videll always that vehicles entering such intersection from approaches not confronting them with a slow sign (or with a stop sign) Sh!" 11°9- hcreby. or by Sections 56 or 57 of this Bylaw or by any slln pllﬁﬂl under Section 58, be relieved from the rrqulremsnin‘ ‘of. tliimoﬂy-ll" Ii it u ncrs c ns.

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LOST - I-llln CAP CHAMPION Studebaker Finder please return Proud and Moreside. 7-l3-2i

WANTED —- MAN'S 0R LADIES‘ bicycle, good condition. Apply 203 Grafton St. ‘ill-ll

WANTED - CAPABLE WOMAN in look after Invalid. Phone i523 -J or write, Eox 383. 'i-l3~ii

wANrsn-riﬁwcfnssi-fcncn- ei- for Bonshnw School. Supple-

~M i-a-io-i-i-al, _

ment $150. Neil Salmond, Secret- ary. 1-18-11

or with foot traffic thcreut; pro»

vices were held in Freetown Pres-

ed by Rev. Mr. Baak and Rev. Mr, McGowan. Pallbearers at Mt. Stew- art were: Merlin Jardine, Melvin Jar-dine. Frank Jardine. Frank Mc- Laughlin. John McLaulzhiln and Arthur McLaughlin. Pallbearers at Freetown were: Charles Taylor, Fred Taylor, George Jardine, Jar- dine Stanford, Elton Cairns and Scott Jardine.

AT ROTARiY-Prof. J. l-I An- derson. Ph. D.. of the Universito of Toronto, a native of Moreli, P.E.T. W88 the speaker at yesterdrs .Rotnr_v luncheon. His subject was ,The theoretical foundation of the |present war. A member of th- In- ternational Congress of Philcso- phy which held sessions in various European centres before the War. Mr. Anderson recalled some of the German efforts to mould and use the Congress to further their own ideas and “Kultur". Particularly interesting was his reference to meetings in the early thirties when Hitler was rising to power. He recalled the demand the Ger- mans made at the Congress meeting in Prague to have the Jews removed and efforts on the Germans part to use subsequent sessions to further their own pro- paganda efforts, There was a large number of guests yesterday, inclu- ding three rotarians: Angus E. MacPherson. Sydney Mines; Irving Cornell. Truro and J.B. Miller of Halifax- Other guests were Dr. R G. McKenzie, Dr. R.R. Graham, Dr. B.H. Hal-an and A I-I C. Bearisto of Toronto and Wilfred lDibby of Montreal. George J. Tweedy and James Harris were Joiiréti chairmen. Mr. Harris pre- s .

Personals

Mrs. Dobson Clark of M Rich- mond Street is convalescing after la serious operation at the Prince {Elward Island Hospital on Wed- I nesday last. Her many friends look for her speedy recovery,

Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacKinnon of New Haven have received a cable

from their son A.C.i. H. W. Foster MacKinnon R.C.A.F., announcing his safe arrival overseas.

* Mrs. J. H. DeaRcches of Char- Ilottetown, accompanied by her in- fant son, Manning. and little ‘daughter, Mary Genevieve, left for Sackvllic Saturday to visit her ‘father, Mr. Ephraim Wells. She will be away for a. few weeks.

Mrs. William Weeks has return- ed to her homo in Alberton after u pleasant holiday in Charlottetown where she was the uest of Mr- and Mrs. 12.1.. Wee , Hillsboro Square.

I .________ PROBABLY ___(C3ntinued Prom Pagc_O£)__

Allied landing and within s mnttp: or nours the Italian prisoners thus token were engaged in unloading lallied su plies. | MCI a II the Achilles hce - of the entire Axil defence o i Sicily. Powering to pram; tho . Allie: from aching a [rut bridgehead and conlnlidating it. the lulu-German colnmlnd now is faced with the danger that the Sicilian front might foil m laces by outflnnklng notion: rom the cut cont. Ebiemy efforts to speed n.- - for-cements from the for west of the island were in part stemmed by rc- ieniless allied air attacks. (Dispatches from an Associated Press Correspondent to Cairo quot- ed pilots there as mying complete air supremacy bad been won by the allies over Sicily.) The Americans had met and mnicrcd f-bc main fury of ﬂu

'thundering ceaselessly across Sicily.

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required to feed our people, our armies and our allies, are URGENTLY REQUIRED this Summer and Fall.

There is an acute shortage of farm

now, and with thousands of men and women working in the

war factories, 0r in the armed services, we depend onYOU

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' \-. SPEND YOUR VACATION ON A FARM

Canadian farmers produce the essential food supplies

help in Canada right ,

to fill the gap.\\“'e know you will, because you know that if

This is what YGU should do! ACT NOW!

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This advertisement, prepared by the Dominion Department of Labour, is

Consult any special local committee or ofﬁce

placements in your city or town;

Write your Provincial Director of Farm Labour at the Capital of your province; or Get in touch with your nearest Employment and Selective Service Oﬁice.

wi lh farm labour

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High school boys . . . teachers, here is your chance to l build brawn and muscle, and do your country a high

service at the same time.Your temporary services helping

we are to win this war quickly, every one of us will have ,

to pull his full weight in the war effort. You may oﬁcn i

sponsored as an aid to the joint Dominion-Provincial Farm Labour Program, by

SINCLAIR 6' STEWART LTD.

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enemy's desperate counter-thrusts, fleets, still unchallenged by the firmly anchoring the allied west Italian navy, were dlSClldlSlllZ H1611 flank on the coastal port and air and supplies upon the deep and field of Liicata and thrusting in wide bridgeheads. _

columns inland in that area. "The Italian fleet," replied an

Sicilian airiielos a.n_€u ..i lllFBE-ICIJSCTVCI‘ to the inquiry as to what days of allied advances already were it was doing, "is still beating iis iviil" being used by the allied squadrons toward the Aim“.

Word of Montgomery's swift push northward toward Catariia, a push No Sign of Italian Fleet of extraordinary power, and of

_Pation's new successes on the left combined _Me_<_li_tien'anenn_followed_a.nnouncement in todavks

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NOT ME, l. NEVER WI5HI COULD

WORRY ABOUT LE-3\\/1\)' "---WHO YEARLY CREE? INTO BEHIND AN EMDTY TH’ WORLD ‘TO EAT AND SLEEP, Di§l‘i"JLi§T 5.3 AND KNOW NO REASOIM ill/HY THEYRE SOQN IT ANT A CRT Y sAvE ‘TO CDNSUME TH WINE AND come, ONE FER saue- DEVOUR TH’ CATTLE, FOWL AND FISH. BODY ELSE T’) , AN’ LEAVE BEHINDAN IMFI"! Dist-i." ' WASH 1 .

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that l0 ninlor ports and towns had been overrun up to that time, that seven enemy counter attacks had been crushed and at least 2.000 llflSGllPiis had been taken.

"It can now be slated." the coni- muiiirliir- thus Sllflllllﬁd up. "that: the following major towns and ports have been captured by our forc2s:—

"Syracuse iD0plllAll0ll or 53,000),i Avoia, Pachino, Pozzaiio. Scoglitti.‘ Grin. Licaia. Iispica. Rosolini and

While enemy losses in dead mt wcuiided and in materiel were not mentioned in this bulletin, then were indications that they ha: been considerable.

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Paitcns troops above Gela. f0. example, in a Single engagement threw back hinges by an entire Italian division-the Fourth Livorm -supportcd bv i5 tanks.

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