THE GUARDIAN. ‘CHARLOTTETOWN

Bl: Limits r LENGTH i r . Migfﬂfﬂfy Iffdg In my my; Ducks (exclusive o! or slums" O “Mo” m 1“ ' mum" Mergansorsl. 7; Geese (including IQNDQN, Aug, w __(c_p)__mr_ They don't l: Brant). 5: Wllwnh Snipe. 8; wood- rlers. pondering the next Regulations cog. a. .-___»__. any open season: Ducks ( . b g q _ ‘ dlwlve of mrclmrsl. 100; ex hieilinhoﬁnaistirozuxlriﬁrisugrfohljbli. 2 ed

. PAGE SEVEN

simple reason that the weight}? skins will be a difficult probloll. while too great length become! clumsy.

I Leading Iurrlere in Britain al- Mnges a lrtady report a return to popular- ity o! hip-Ian

Herltima during the lagt {cw

been increasingly tak-

change

"""' and Brant in The Minister of Mines and Re- woodmck, 100; Wm sources. Ottawa. has possum”, “m”; the Regulations regarding mlgra- Gee“ tory birds lot- the current year. A summary of the Regulations Gun!’ Appnﬁgagmﬁnd as they apply to Prince Edward Island follows:

The penalty for violation of the igratory bird laws ls a fine of ll . more than Three Hundred Hunting Dollars and not less than Ten D0118”. imprisonment for a xceeding six months, or both fine and imprisonment,

(continued from Page 3) “m. and Mrs. JIIDGI H. Jan Threa years Mr. Gor< M w o" mirth“ w“ pk“

on August l4 in gun has been assistant to the mom" ‘n’; president o! the Dominion Elio- View gum; her Company and will be Gena- 1y o; gumme ai Works Manauer of the North the m, My, Ducks, Geese (other than Brant British Rubber Company in Eillo- October 9 - November 22. burgh. ‘ ' Brant - October 23 — November

1° ground. These long models require

h" °5 the C0 the back iulness of two or three foida up to iunction _ “enca Opgg qulyg" ,

Both Dates Inclusive-

xi) lighter. Miss

I I I' Miss Marjory Large on the staff of Australian Embassy, Washing‘ ‘on, left on‘ return yesterday aitc: a three weeks‘ holiday with ncr parents. Mr. andJVlrs. Fred Large.

Mryand Mrs. R/J. Rupert ha: |_< their welcome guests this week, zheir friends Mr. and lvln. John a iMacl MacBurney of Niagara Falls, Ont, and Mrs. Rupert's pa» ma, Mr. and lvirs. Edward Prime 2i Saint John, N. B.

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m. Marlon E. Grant. Dem of ivnmen. Acadia University. Woll- Jllk‘, N. 5., is the gnyt of Mil.» Jlanettc Orr, Kenslng on.

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Serving at the Summvraide Golf Jlub this afternoon will be Mrs. Ralph Sllllphant. Mrs. Olive Hm "l‘ u. Mrs. Wilfred Salter and Airs. Leonce Arsenauit.

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‘Miss Alice Tllley, Jntkwnvlill. 1.‘ B, is at. present the guest of Airs. Hammond Johnson. Summev tide.

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Miss Virginia Campbell. Bum nlcrside, leit on Monday altemoon For iliontreal and ire will he the guest of Mrs. Hut ml her aunt. Mrs. D5. Blair. sna “as accompanied to Moncton by llél’ parents. chief Justice and Mrs. "lhana A. Campbell. .

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Hon. and Mrs. Harem Wright, norieque, have a5 their guests their. Wlnnlfred Wright. Bmslon- Miler... and their daughter- ln-law Mrs. (Din) J. S. Wright, with her sons. Peter-and David. ‘

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Professor and Mrs. D. C’. Ha:- vey and daughter. Mi Harvey. Halliax. N. and Mrs. D.R.C. Hat lave been guests this week at Mrs. Harvey's sister. Mrs. John Stirling, and niece. Mrs. Allah Jenkins. Summerside,

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Miss Ethel Reid Worcester. miss. who arrived on Saturday 1.1 Summerside, is enjoying a visit uizh her aunt, Mrs. H. R. Croc- 1<.-'.t. Beaver street.

Patrons

Chic! Justice T. A. Campbell Premier J. Walter Jones Hon. Geo. D. DeBlola

Rev. J. T. Ibbutl.

Honorary Chairmen

J. I’. Gordon

Col. G. Elliott Full. \'.D. Alfred Plckartl - All]. N. w. Lowther. MM. llon. F. A. Large

Lt. Col. K. S. Rogers

Honorlry Vice Chairmen

Dr. J. A. Clark

J. P. Slmmonda

llon. T. W. L. Prawn G. G. Hughes

Campaign Oillcen

General C 'I‘. Roy Cudmore

Vice-Chairmen

Ma]. George Cull E. C. Jolmstona

J. Cordon MacDonal J. A. Simmonda - J. M. MaoEadyen I1. F. Tlnney

J. Cox J. H. Kuwait

Trulurer

A. B. Delchar 1'.M.C.A. Executive

l‘. Tinney. ma. . M. Award S. Collin D. Delloil . J‘. llaalaln . G. Ho" . W. G. Iloll - G. llughea

A. Large W. Mlnnlng

FFF§FPFHOQ$>HFQF

Dr. Macdonald’: and Mrs. Macdon ant Farm, North Bedequo.

New York Oily Maodonsld cf Hamilton. visiting their brother. Ja Mrs. Macdonaid. Point Farm, North Bedeque. O O I

port, Mass.

of her cousin. Mr.

min and Mrs. Duchemin. O a

Ottawa. where ,

uncle. lvLr. Hugn u.

Mrs. MacPhee. I O

iinds into same

nneap- Vanoou n.

Island. guests of brother, Jan. it. aid. Point Pleas-

Mlss Beatrice ‘MfMacdonald o.’ and Miss Ella C.

Mrs. a. M. Currler of Netvbury- la the welcome guest Ernest Duche-

O

The tea hostesses at the Knights of Columbus

re than thirty benevolent organizations figure on her‘ regu- lar donations llat.

O O O She is palron of

Girls’ Bchoo

' TEAM NO. 1'

W. E. AGNEW. Capt

DR. A. W. ALLAN

H. C. ATKINSON JAMES A. BRADY

E. WINDSOR CAMPBELL HARRY W. CUDMORE‘

TEAM ltd. 1 j - noLLls THOMPSON. Capt. rvuou PROUDE Mani can: wmnau. @1441 rem: MacINNII GEORGE new

TEAM NO. l

GORDON FOSTER. Cllll FRED A. LARGE

IAN BURNETT

MA CALDER.

J S GERRY

ERNEST GOFITN

/

TEAM NO. I FRANK ANDERSON. Capl.‘ JACK CLARK‘ JACK MIQANDREW A. I. CUIOLIFFE HORACE WILLIE DR- J- l. IRWIN

,.

gm; boats

Signals Keep ' Boast Guard, Navy 0n Alert

SAN DIEGO. CallL. Aug 19 _- (AP) - 5.0.5. signals traced to a small klte-ilylng ilahlng boat kept Coast Guard and Navy searchers on the go four hours today.

A Coast Guard search plane

i or machine gun. or battery. Wilson's Snipe -. October 15 _.. or shotgun loaded with b

November 15.

“Woodman-October 1 -- Octobgr

Close Season‘;

There i: a close season through- POWBP-ilwat.

out the year on Wood

oept Wilson's wok. and all and lnsectivoroua birds.

he possession

the open season.

ea F

is attached.

The hunting of migratory game 0f migratory birds by th game birds killed during the open with

e use or grain or other is prohibited.

The shooting o! migratory game‘

birds earlier than

or

The Loaf

finally located the sender ol the .

61591655 calls -— cranked out thpugh the kite antenna on an emergency device incapable oi giving other information.

It was in tow of another fishing boat. 75 miles south o! here. The identified

pump out the aft and tow it into port here. ~

. . EA ELY IMPORTED

were recorded ginia in 1720.

GROW IN PODS nuts dn not grow pods. containing from 12

Brazil but ln 20

CAMPAIGN oPsus ‘russba CITY CHAIRMAN -- MAJOR as

When Ordering-i

That Please:

DON'T‘ SAY BREAD -— SAY

LADIES Bread, LANFS BAKERIES LIMIT»

Charlottetown and District Representative ROY (Buck) WHITLOCK-PHONE l781-I)

sail-boat. Ducks, o.- night-light. or shooting from‘ Swans. Cranes. all more birds ex- ﬁlly motor or wheeled vehicle or a vehicle to which a draught animal

Please

sneak-bout.

aid o! baiting artificial food

/09' kiﬂo-ii-Or/inﬁ" L‘

one-half hour 3 i

ly

9Zl5/(9Wi ‘(>- 92- l» 8V3 509a.‘

6?; N; 2o is

FIRST DIVISION-DIVISIONAL COMMANDER,

TEAM NO. I

MILTON BARKHOUSE, Capt. MERRITT FORSYTHE

NEIL MacLEAN

WARREN J. DUCHEMIN

A. RODERICK GILLIS

A. J. HASLAM

TEAM’ NO 2

DON MacLEOD, Capt. DON SEAMAN

N. LOWTHER GEORGE EURO“ N. LARGE ' '

W. I-IOGG

TEAM no. a A. n. ouv/m, Capt. o. n. messy RALPH JENKINS FRANK ‘roriNsror RANDOLPH MANNING

SECOND DIVISlON-DIVISIONAL COMMANDER,

TEAM N 0. 8

men NORTON. Capt. namur- nlolvlsuu UIIARLEQ DOWNE nuzow noaaoiv noaenr wanoiv GRAN!‘ ruomsoiv

THIRD DIVISION—-DIVISIONAL COMMANDER,

TEAM NO. I

I’. G. IVES. Uapt. NORMAN FORD DON GASS

EDWIN C. JOHNSTON! . I‘. HUTCHESON

TEAM N0 I

A. L- McPHEH-SON. CIN- DR. 5. GIDDDINGS

DR. G. HOUSTON

DR. H. SHAW

DR. W. MacDONALD DR- IEATII McINTYIE

FOURTH DIVISION-DIVISIONAL COMMANDER,

, TEAM N0. I

‘ CLAUDE IVES. Capt. GEORGE ROGER! TOM DAVIES GORDON BENNETT Al!‘ PEAR!

FIRTH DI VISION-DI VI SI ON AL

TEAM N0. l Ll. Col- I. B. CONRAD. M.M.. Capl-

I. T. GIIGN

Kl M. MARTIN STEWART IVII MILTON C. STEWART

TEAM N0.

ARTHUR ROPE! R. E. SELLER IRE!) WOTTON G. L. MONKLEY N. LAR-RABEE.

H. I. BOIIAKID. CUM.

TEAMNQI

DON H058. CIPL “TNSTON SMITH ART BURNS

T. D. COBB

RALPH JENKINS JOHN EQUAREBIIGGS

COMMANDER

VGINGER am ' T

EGG BURGER

To facilitate a better service- Duytlme, sound your horn; Nighttime, your lights on

AN m

ANNOUNCING

VE-IN.

A REGULAR SATURDAY NIlGHTSPECIAL

GLO FASHIONED BAKED BEANS - n.

snsliuzil IwNllWN BREAD

0o Coffee or

introducing Two New Spa

and GIIIGKEN BURGER

‘s Modern. Yo

THROUGH” FOR .OUR YOUTH

RONALD D. LAWTON

TEAM NO.

CLARENCE WALKER. Capt.

PERCY MORESIDE ' JOHN MUSTARD LEM MacDOUGALL ABEN MacLEAN

\V. P. McLEOD

ERIC WILSON WILF LIVINGSTON!

L. B. GRANT

TEAM NO. a

S. GREEN. Jr.. Capt. A. CALLBECK

S. MacKAY

W. CUDMOBE

M. BELL

J. HERMAN

GUPT. N. J. ANDERSON ' AM NO I

("a ozone: wan-ans. n. r1. MoGUIRE nor xaunau. -»=--:v. w. wwrnzn Anmun MOULD mu McBETH

l ' TEAM NO. I

II. J. RUPERT. Capt. ERNESJ‘ DELI. JACK McNAIIt CLAUDE SMITH REG TAYLOR (‘IIARLES WILKIN;

RALPH MacLEAN

TEAM NO. B

GEORGE MacDOUGALL. Capt.

A. roast/run noncnr amour mu. STEVENSON w. Joan

o. nmNuisr.

TEAM N0 I-

Cap GRAHAM ROGERS W. E. SCANTLEBIJRY CHESTER. SHAW H‘. HYNDMAN CLEVE CRASWELL

. MAJOR EARL MacLEOD

TEAMNQI

PERCY GAY. Capt.

FRANK BURKE

WARREN BURNS T. MYE

D. R. DOWNE

FRANK TINNEY

P. J. SENTNEE M. CANON

MAJOR '1; n. ROGERS

I TEAMNO. 8

Q. H. SIMPSON. COM. LLOYD HEAD

MILLER MIQDONALD GORDON IIOPER JOHN R. ROGER! JAMES FULLERTON

TEAM NO. I

BILL CROCKETT. Capl- DR. KEEPING

DR. FOUND

DR~ MURCHISON

TEAM N0. I n. t. smut. capo. .1. n. tummy r. w. zones

STEWART PIERCE HARPER MacNEILL.

ELDON‘ CAMPBELL. CIDL

Y AUGUST 2!! ORGE W. CRAIG

TEAM NO. 8

LES omusrrr. Capt- WM. rux never. mama warren wraaoiv nAnnY anwarms

._ rum OSBOURNE

ream so n nanom srswanr, Capt. JAMES CUDMORE room wrauams mm. McINNIS r. snmoivnl J. MaeLEAN

11AM N0. 6 ERNEST REID. Capt. T. CHANDLER N. A. MoLENNAN MANNING BAGNALL ROBERT. IfARINT

I

TEAM NO. I

EARL KENNEDY AL ROGERS KEITH JOHNSON E. W. MlcKINNON

L. TAIT r. ANDREW l n. cnocxarr

TEAM NO. I

w. n. JENKINS. 03pm w. a. BURNETT

w. n. MMNEILL

.1. swam DIXON

n. a. IIYNDMAN

mm. MacLIOD cunmw MMDONALD my KEENAN.

Topped off with ll" and WIIIPPEII cmyile‘: I

CREAM

liimﬁiiiii"

ul-h Centre

._..._.___.____._-.. Special Names Division

TeamINo. I . Hon. T. W. L. Pruwal E. D. Nicholaon

Team No. 2 H. C. Bourke K. M. Martin

Tram No. B . G. M. Award W. J. Co!

Team No. 4 L. J. Stacey G. G. Huglael

Team No. 5 Maj. Geo. W. Crsi| Maj. T. B. Rogers

Team N». 6 T‘. Ray Cuiimnre J. Gordon MacDonald

Team No. 7 A. B. Balcher N. D. DaBloh

Team No. 8 Maj. D. L. Mathlesou W. G. Hog;

Team No. 8 John A. Simmonds Janzes E. Burden

Team No. l0 Lt. Col. F. J. Storey LLCol. J. D. Stewart

Team No. ll E. C. Johnston T. ‘D- Delilah

Team No. I2

F’. W. Hyndman J. F. Moore

Tum No. l3 E. Collin W. R. LePagc

Trim No. ll Lt. Col. W. W. Reid J. E. Harris

Tenn No l5 H. L. Sear R. L. Cotton

Team No. l6 J. Montgomery N. D. MacLean

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