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é *—-—* l l, T .. n, IAN 1.04),“, Annual a L_ Annual Meeting CENTRAL euannlin g d, ' t’ lGlNTlIJ-IIII .IIIIIIQ.II,,;||Q - . .' - " -.d- W of ~ auras owe. Ottawa at. C ' » ‘ d ' ante "T." lllllllll-iillilaserlincl ovum"! 0U Onventtfln- . .8118 . t P‘ E‘ l" oy‘t°r elihhloifl llltarhni, but allrvtrlmll“ CHICKEN awn rowl. fly“, unfit“, I EEN 0 MUSKM FUN! . " ' -‘ t. , i V, ‘ .. a mum“; (Pinched) ‘ The Gullah n» as Tally as say el iae tai- . Mlsca-flchta- _. Yefltefday TUVIU" A00". a advance. w Write =="'°'“‘°"'€."'J. "‘”"‘u.‘.'.“'t...‘i'.l'e ""~'““ ' '31 - '—- IIDDIN no wiiibe-‘fii T"°"_f‘°"""‘ ' "m" ' _" '“'-‘"m"""' ..,,,,,,,,-- ,4,“ ' hava- ' "Thoannualmestingoftbrlmw """‘°l"°"‘“'“"g ’.'.".‘3‘5".L“i'-'.'3 Iflvlco" cm" 0 on, "wsomréw gittegwcimtlbspchristianwwm n23. 3g filler Grower, seen, ws.| nneitnm "'°“m____" “ML nun srnsrr Car = i ' ' and induce era to ' . . mum, as even in the town hall Sum- Ml. AND MRS ' oi’ 1"" "w “flaw.” °°"""du'm“m"h“'mm“ and havfdone much‘ W‘ u“ i “Wm” w,“ .:mereids. s President Mrfar tILBBPII anno ' ma“ on” W" Break. e-ai-zi. -coar. r no ~ l wue'°t§e r a. tier w" w“ Water?! 3° Oink. ere-use we in sliite or 13's oi their Ilswiffiifilm c.1351? m’ m“ "9“"' "" rBUYlfl0“ aailoncaag ,_ ., d ‘u, ‘miggi. saphsreoi . He, t ............. “m” ‘ m“ y” r wr°'#"=.uw ""1:- '“' u- l...-.-...t::~.o"":.. "its "mo..." "transact; m as.“ iiiiif- ‘routs: t . ...WANTED - _ -—— .'_. ~ - - , - - ' v to -= =-~ r t ii ..:.r:l'.."a*.::t:.'.~ m“ "as; ‘ttllhhillifivitéi Q . .... asewwaar“ °‘ "who" M" mfijjjjf" ...T.‘."...“‘.:'.‘f.'..°.’..i".i%°’?.“.‘f.': a: "M r time“ rm _-_-_-—___--=. __umm sooner ‘ jus aIived —— ll - ,_ if which opened a three-day on . mother is n in ua-‘eided that the matter of arranging grsonals mu‘. Kg . SIII-IID-tbll’. u \ t llltl , . l. b t in htl‘ hWlO. M10 H0" I110. ior N! 1B W 001“ to th fml“ 00,7 91W- " Qsufilflhgglgxigb o; '1’ LE. are». oilua. t- 3f ekeyutrfeoter n11: {Ola}; god of gaetirtivftomurftgdr Judelment a: u, c. ,_ 5,1;- mmmw Wanted a g, gALE -- Motorcycle, i088. N°Vli3°°m l! 511mm‘ d! hll ad's openingin and-Isl: ‘For alluvio-cstiensmti of. trulcar. a'aa't°t::id§§'i§er'§r'tmt§°' ab‘: mpeuundent m‘ u" “Mm” m“ °" u“ Bum“ 5' 1&3 motor new tirel. two h“! haggling t: thfighgmr oomed the delegataa" visitors. tian oi p. ‘ 1lberafors'membera such as organised mar- §{,';',',.,‘.',‘,,§‘;,,‘fl§§"§§;,,"'§,"f, m CB&‘Q%ES'RL%AB ' ' _ ~ . . n . ~ . . on ;.§:,‘:...§’°%...I’X§"§n’.' ‘mmt-fllii. log; th- em: is viwiotts- pastor ‘$.55’. his“. .8;- ,,.u~....t.'.‘i'; liiefiffltffilffi Z3233 ‘.‘.‘.‘.‘r‘.f.“3.“.‘..‘.'ft°..".§§‘l.§’.’:: ~ "who in-wtioi w»- w," ’ --— ' , ' “"““" ' corned the members tothemarlih. wards-the. a and family l! . ones in grading it was decided to 1_,_ 1 __* e _F()R. SALE — 50 choice year J 4 "M" " ""“‘ ’“”"“ Mrs. Parnell McMahon, Diocesan jw. cannot in conscience disregard leave the - percentage as it his ngi’.',flfi,‘.gv“,f‘,°.ffl“y,’p°,‘n“fi',;f§ t‘: ~~ i°F$iwi<>3i’“3il>-r?1“°“ . Li“i'.?.?'fi‘l:'°“ - so. . .2: 2a.. cowl: *- “'2'. is: yo“ n»-ny,,.u. J 0 Y C E S U ' “Jpfa-mww aid Diocesan aecretary,»|ave~a re- our-own‘ s. The speaker exhorted ow the executive to deal with the His brother Stew has en ac- pugs; 51-3551; E i r am social , -l.\bTlTUT ce e e _ Mwhmlm“ l a port of the years work. mothers to fulfill their duty ofsup- question ofchenging the percentage‘ lien in the Air Force and will be nu dance in iltkllhnsdltdoiases, geld. Msdhumuufi‘? A program of musical numbers ervlalng the education andenter- An election to replace the three re-’ leaving to train early in Septem- wnsr SAINT JOHN, ma. N... plmlzill, iir ay 0813255. - was carried outby the ls of Mis- tainment of their ren and to tiring directors was held and Mr. h"- = "W". limit. ..“i.. ..... a“: wink lapel-sun's": .‘1’.2”%.E.“';:."“»"'"-”.l‘°§°'ll res. i - . arp were cce ' ' .45 APPOINTED-Town Colin- ____ ' . [Harold Oaudet, preaen Mrs. Me- your children a _ ‘ devotion the board m the next {hm ye"; my w_ weds, m, N. vmcowm A“ “Jerk .__________._l union with a bouqet of sweetness. to God. xavins set ur own fam- term. ll l‘ . . Olfl that he his been "ii- The no. Star, n.c.s.r-., vessel‘ or. Monaghsn in a short speech iiy in order to do w t you can w rt was hoped that Dr. Needier Trmn u it d h three years a5 the KW‘ with l8 men on board, missing Nfl" ""1 “m” mbbw" of welcome said he recognised most help those less fortunate. Oondit- would be present to address the ' ' y n e c °“‘““"° °“ ‘h’ Ex‘ 51"" July 23 when ii sailed "Om a o! those or ‘as old friends and ions exist-ins even smons us which meeting but at a latc hour lest'

northern British C

' must now be presumed lost with-

olumbla port,

SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

all one says to old friends is "I am Rlad to see you." H; said hewould

make it impossible for fulfill their

in I “n °" Wild. western air oom-' THURSDAY AT 2.30 g _ pom-t n r-

w “L “me m fhe foam “flfgjfi; ma“ "hmuhced y. -' gt ‘Mtigflgillglflml; ‘t1!:0%m‘a ngfviem: clghaditiona e t. gvenwfh

"P°““"‘°m; Th“ m“ (Tgted by The ‘mncemem’ “m m“ 1m‘ short history of the settlement Burnmerside and is the dais! cause

three lillfhlbefxS. oned arm?) by the of the vessel had been sealed by wmuche u "r ma“ l word- “ m wt-h o’ e . m

" Wedge will m: ifftiv°r§init ttltlteocmtu and W0 meaning grassy. littlespotl} He deal God that a family have en-

_' 15511.ne- candidates lg Ma a Western air command 'said WP- the Acaédizn settlers-fleeing 0:311 srriamehviltcaalth if: giilfill it: Medici and Phal acy- perentl disaster overtook the ves- S 0 e woods a e time oi the ex- P i110 e 60d

sel in ueen Charlotte sound be- ummerside lie and after the danger was pass- should see that it is done.

_-l..-\\\'N PAITITY—— Miss Pauline cnllbrc‘; cf Summerside was th ' est oi honor at a lawn Diff-Y m“

f‘

Queen Charlotte Isle Articles oi clothing

~5cptElllbSl2 The doctors and nurses The 70-foot vessel

ti.l.“°..-zi.‘.“‘.i..‘".'é‘.ftti“°.ilii.“$23033

certa coastal areas

ment of e

YSPS. ‘Elkid01n\\'.li served by the nurses-S

;- Personals t Boston is

cargo, manly an

R C.A.F. officials nditions in

-.\ir. w.c. Gould of weather

‘frpencllng two weeks in Siimmefsliie

. _ _ tributions already re .1 1 q his brother-in-law Mr. neared. Search for clues which < their efforts in omoting the es- oiilistll" '~ “my” ' ... ..... ..~";..;z.ir "i l“ mr- 53?~'l=’1<*’=""al§i'i°i3"‘=i?¥¥- i?" hi??? ..°%‘;‘.’."‘.i§€° .25.: $935.3‘ '"“"'" -Mrs. Rennie Bovet and Miss y - ' Erich??? ififiudfféil y 1,1} The epea er said the iuhleot he mnnlne Gallant. daughters of Mr. BEVEALING EYES m, gym Wm are ever ready m "_ lied chosen to address them on as and _l\l’il'S- ill-lime‘; Glifglrghh-vefég‘ Th m f‘ l5 slst in all worthy enterprisesultdany cmed ,§§""““‘ ‘molflythe and h. erslii- n r o - - u», h 1 t; 1 w . ~ fioilllihl m‘ l‘ vacab-nné ous senalijigg ilillieuti-oxlgnod than? olfopglrg- I ting: g1 dacfihg Iéglfgtteéifllléae r n! n gflojfgfiguwg ‘lmeangmfialin 0;‘ ‘Tye __ ' h, onolisareellfli- °“ I 0r . .sureyii rd d 1.._H “mph” Di.‘ find M131- hflanllzlah‘? 131g .___.___ small amount in which to expresl ‘$01326 05g: fhgt trseuworldfi ‘roubles oi Milivse He a ts ss. mum REPTILES our gratitude for the sacrifice made chum-m, have arrived 1,, Summgr- Y b the Chinese ole sacrifice have their bitter root. terrible in til side to spend two weeks vacation 1 f t; a-t-er m" m WK“, ha, mm‘,’,°,,"s-e,y' “helped m, egtdllltyainmiwnorirllxtthe male-arty g; Jim Mrs}! A-Srgmbaldllsurxzjiimhigide-SMT‘ found glrtoher ‘mud “use by dimming W" his hgvenlv commgndmentalltdany '0. Edlirir roili- B one million Japanese Thus ey o, the wus- mmm from m‘, t

other serpent.

tween Vancouver Island and the

equlpgled, but observed silence in

behalf of the doctors a-ndhmlations. Complete safety

h roved standard was caged, inc udlng life boat and re

The vessel was carrying a 42-ton

building materials, cargo capacity was 80 tone.

lzood at the time the ship disap-

rids. rccvered did

ed setting up a settlement on the shore of Malpcque Bay. This was the ‘ ‘ ‘ of the parish of Mis-

u

§'i'ld.'l\ m ing on the Bfliilhfl 0f not allow rsonal identification combs Th u, m,“ “w” H moi!!!“ pftfglmiorlor ttilhiicrphliliqagf °i§’T‘§.§‘§“§.§m& <§h§te§eh°§e§§§§ nth‘ w a the FY08"; 5:111 that elillll be- ‘ gggehvlrich takes place early hi the B.C. Star. figfi§fl§flifhfup"““‘ dagéoucg:

was wireless- under war re

Campaign 0ft

0111111):

stated that the nres were

rose from Malton, Ont, following its christening.

Matt "Bambi," mascot of the first Caadiarl-billit Lancaster-t ‘ ‘ ' "Ruhr Elxpress." which has just been flown to Britain by a crew o Canadian airmen. Bambi, a Iirendl poodle pull 1mm BB-Bhlwilh. l4 1"" big enough to he mind into n ylying boot by Pilot Officer Johnny Carrere 0f Cochrnne, Ont... navigator of the Inncsstcr. Both are dwarfed by the ,_ ivhccl of the giant bomber. Bambi made his first flight when the Lane

well

fectlveJlend, sea and upon span. Th of

e people {gland are being every cent

humble tribute to their

final vict

ber 8th. Do not del contribution the Province

BY.

Elvin

hold effects consisting horses all oung, aoun 0 choice 18 ewes. boll. l binder mower, hay r

urnip er, gra grain separator, scales walking

l?

M“ Lit-col. G. s. Currie (left) Deputy Minister 0f National Quill-ore. c. n. P rkes, v. 0., 0. 8., n. for Commanding-i hief, Pacific i mmand, discuss

.-

“mah P011 to take part in the Battle oi the Aleiitl ' ' wlllllll

B. 0., M. C. General 1mm with the embarketion of Canadian troops from a West Coast

Defence and ' u d” day.

matters con-

,“ uuonmymltionnlsou, Am! Tlioto) yggq-gnm‘

Promising Start

.Ths Chine: War Relief lliund meeti with an excellent reception as evidenced by the number of coh-

vital territory from only whic adequate bases be used for an ei-

Prince Edward asked to contribute

the Chinese War Relief Fund I ~ ibl for th elief of China. fun sofiretewill not! gnly -| lieve the vast suffering of the Chi-I nose people but will also act as a,

urag , d d a . Wii them riewmstl-eerilgthr tgcflerry on till

cry ls won. Subscript on lists close Septex; today to any Bank in

AUCTION AT KELVIN

sold my farm I will sell by Auct on on Tuuday, Aug. 31110., beginning at. l P.M., all my stock implements and a quantity house-

cows, 8 young cattle, l. brood low, Joompleto), Jiay

farm wagon, sloven, box cart, disc drill, disc harrow, smoothing liar- row, manure spreader, threshing outfit with engine and belting, l t in crush

eoe l ha f u slel h. muMJperatZr-fihali’ lime yharngea

cream

double and single found on a large Mercer who- Wm be chiefly "r

glgwasfiign: ilk-gin. uritiiaynhgeufizé wslgrglgrlg organising the coon.

rerigera r, a rocln an ' - -

he-irooru furniture and all small 0g gag.“ chflr¥£wgmum

"ml" 5°" ‘m m7 Summersids Rotary- Cube this T""" 9"” week depict the marvellous work

If day is unfit. sale on next fine

each. ll unlit. sale the following MRI. HUBER’! LYLI.

Y in Mi would be restful, their deliberations fruitful arid that they would re- turn to their homes refreshed and more vigorous.

Flt. Lieut. Butler congratulated the president on her excellent re- bo an ste that the 1W L. contributed in blwortlon c their L! membership and means as much as

anv other organisation to the war effort and welfare of the troops. He thanked them especially for

To

oeived. The

tian family. AR! ‘he

roo , have tended to demy. Chi‘!!-

OED

u. Mac on, Diocesan Prui- dent, said that women have a greet arid valuable contribution to make to the national life and the Cath- olic Women's league can be e. great power for good in this coun- try. She read excerpts from the re- port delivered nt the national con- vention orr the war work of League. Over 166 thousand articles of clothing had been oontributcd for war purposes. Approximately 888.000 worth oi war saving stamps and bonds were sold th the League and around $10,000 was spent in cigarettes and for the tr overseas. thousan members 0d the . League are blood donors. She enumerated at length the various services of the society to the members of the forces.

Mrs. Austin Murphy, Secty, gave a comprehensive report of the ac- tivities oi the Dengue in this dioc- ese there are 21 subdivisions, one new one being added lest year. with

r

crease of about one hundred over lart year. The league has done

various scholar-sh to the schools and colleges. The ‘convention con- tinues today with Mass at 8.30 A. M; aild the first session et- nine o'cloc .

sir attack

Salvation‘ Anny

m Are Announced A

An initial organization meeting of the executive together with Major E. H. Green. Divisional Commander oi St. John-P. E. I. Division Salvation Army was held Monday night at the Salvation Army Citadel. Mr. Edwin. C. Johnstone was chosen as Prov- incial Chairman and presided st the meeting. Mr. W. R. LePage was appointed Vice-Chairman to assist Mr. Johnatcne with the Provincial and City organization. The.other members of. the Advis- ory Committee consist oi Messrs. D. J. Bonnell, J. F. Le htiaer, N. W. lowther and H. L. ar. Pro- vincial Treasurer for the Carn- saign will be Mr. Arthur Belcher. ainpaign plans are well under way the dates for country districts being Be . IO-Tfth. the Campaign date set y the Dominion Govern- ment. Ibr Charlottetown than” ' - rd.

ifieent give

U18

Make

of 5 work d and fat,

3 spring hay loader,

gulch ate will be Sent. he Dominion objective is $180 000. ‘m amount set for. our Province

“P” is 08.000 of which “.000 has been i"°"- b" sllotcd toCharlo

The orgsnimtion will‘ have - the valuable assistance of Adjutant

Special Wren Recruiting gllay

has been planned by the W. R. C. N. 5., in connection with the anni- versary of one year oi service the ranks of the Navy. celebrated August 29th. On satur- imd staff will be ‘on deck’ at R. C. N. V. l-‘t. Divisions Canada, to giveout - applications and literature regard-l ingerllietment in the W. R. C. N.

S. Wren recruiting for the year has

thousand Wrens arid bationary Wrens now in Navy blue; In an ef- fort to bring this total up to fifty- five hundred by March, 1944, re- cruiting officers will strive to ob- tain categorieathat‘ will-fill the bl of Navy men most needed at sea: i A ouncementsfromllaval Head- quarters regardih service abroad for Wrens. has st ulated interest among the Wrens. wrens are to be drafted to the United Kingdom and Newfoundland.

New recruits will soon find them- selves in the recently *-’~' revised Wren uniform of navy‘ blue se . Round rig (or cap sue as worn the sailors) has ion been a hope of the Wrens. and libs issued to

the ratings. . Applications may be .mads

psrsonor by mail thfltlllh N... C. N. V. R. Divisions in the following

Canadian cities: 5t. John, N. 3.: P. E. 1.;

Munn. Mermaid. ' s-a-zui

‘g "Y- ' in caring ‘forflthe aged and de- r1 s.; Q eoee‘. P. Q.; rsoritr al r. “Halal! FW.MV(V)'alfl1lis|7g§-m Looted, bringing comfort and Q; mm: ,0rit.: ,eO'rlt,: Aunmmm halpinofidg va arisdmand home- Hamilton, Ont.: London, Ont; port 5.354341 m! n h AUG Arthur, 0H0; wlflw. "ID. F3!‘ Wii bganghes ‘eyfdtlmgdocfmceem ha’ . mm u, ' :11?‘ van- ARIN ' IUY. - on . J ' (RCA? Photo) m“ c“: a The work oi the Salvation Army eonyer, 3, g_;_nqu|na1¢, 3_ 0,; (a 1' I'm" tilt!” "i!" Wei‘ before o. . Barracks)- nnd at st. John's The members of the Provincial Nqygsunh _ ' - ' orgtnishaption havcde u ‘"0 ‘ IN N UTKCAI; Till

s1 NORTH er. sensuous fifime gilzdféozlgilnmbfls a: Atlsry 310* abocahrd aqhip is a to a shortage of he?‘ l most christian work. my“ mun‘. we‘

am com lleil to Inglis gtatklllfl? ,t.._- ._ v m .......".§..i.‘i."i.’.. " - ' ______ ,,»,-, ,,.,, _...., firs»; ,,., mmny, ggngmgm ers _ T00 1480C T0 an“? ' 3:11: anranake. even‘ large ratt- flll-M- Mk ‘HANK; rater i; Lfix-Iméh “b”

, hm“; s . wages. vrlnilaa .. emom ry n

cghffiéflhg‘ Wain‘? huh“ m from ‘ggarlottetown . Vernon Rial-with an art/erase value oi m

Watch‘ further. anno

—_ BUIIIU Mart Kenny and ‘his "Welfare-Gentlemen; Charlottetown, Wednesday,

cents

55W- 3.2 ndceinellta-ior ticket.

I A meetingioftheC

I Hunter Rlver-_PoIl will

v

Ceneerilatlvel‘. llelll Meeting

QYCIHIIQJIIO 28th,, at'8.80‘P.M._ at. flléiiilfld! of '_ 00E. Pull Son.

' » - ' l-il-li"

conservative electoreor beflielil on Wednesday

over one ,

in-

l |

! stated

I home.

street.

Thomas Gilbert much social work and has donated P'°"1°“5 “we” ‘mwmem l“ re‘

town yesterda . W J P MacMfll

ivlvhflit i osp a . roborated by

Rh,

AfldIQY

that he saw

the

oynngh

1mm)“, mwmtg| evening he had not arrived owing

to the late or sin of the cerf . ‘ mmfia; °"' Cavalry Ideals-

(Continued from page l.)

Ten witnesses testified at the adjourned hearing in Police Court Room in Charlotte- These were Dr.

City

. . . Dr. R. D. Howatt, both of Charlottetown; Messrs, Max Medore and Thomas Mallard. Gilbert, Frieda Charles Cheverie, all oi Soul-is and the vicinity.

Dr. W.J.P. MacMillan, the first gitnelzs, testified thatthdeitllllnwlgs

PRC UFO O C l . 8 essences in detail the injuries to the importance of good driving and the deceased whom “hat altrtended 5h en

e-ryv-m‘ ,',,,,,",“.,,,, w“ 5gp horsemsnship would be oi the high- Dr. R. D. Hewett.-

Th third wit . Mex Msdore, e m“ three men maintained and handled his horse-

the

driving at approximately 35 to 40 m.p.h. on the left hand side of Main St, Souris. On arrival at the scene oi accident, he saw broken less and blood on street. The fnjured child was carried to her

On being questioned he confirmed the statement that the

over two thousand members an in-| ‘m’ W" °h m9 “m”! ‘we P! verified

the

gard to the car involved. l-le saw he iniured party lying on street about two feet from d stated that the driver of the car was Kenneth J. W. McDonald. Clear Springs, and that Kenneth J. D. McDonald, Beer River, was . He was unable to ident- third party in the The officer in charge of R. C. M.

with ify the

P. Souris, evidence th

Corp.

cur

b an

6B1‘.

J. T. Lines gave at he was notified oi

accident and went immediately to scene. He followed the car and found it three miles on road to Clear-Springs. It was a blue Chev.

A special "Wren Recruiting Day" 5m“,

and one of the headlights

had been broken. Gus A. Mallard

leer Springs in i" the two men previously mentioned

company with

as occupants Wde near the car.

and Kenneth

J.

The Wrerfs met birthday will be Both Kenneth J. w. McDonald D. MacDonald do! 8th. Wren Recruiting Officers were intoxicated, witness stated. 1M All three were lodged in Jail that across same night but Mallard was later

information. ieleased.

The ‘next witness, Gus A. Mel- lard. stated that he was one of the

I occupants oi car. While in car he was not conscious oi

it gone well "over the to " with four’ struck anyone. He said that

having his

two companions had been drink- ing Woodburys Shaving The speed of the car, he said did not exceed 30 miles an hour.. The other witnesses who were called stated that the g the street and later he injured

only

lotion.

SIW GAY

eyewitness was Audrey

Grant. 14 years old, who testified

to havin

g seen the deceased run-

ning aeross the street when the

ear struck her. Mr S.

renting several

the Crown.

oi the “triessea.

Hessian, KC, repre- questioned

"IP08!!! h! ‘Illsenhardt, of Van- e