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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGINTI: J. Elmer Murphy, 2.6 Hanover 5L, and George Ciow, 90 Ottawa SI-

‘. IlaIllEBSlDE no rmncs cousrv

News, Subscriptions Advertising

if n. quuqhu my be bought daily at any a! the lol-

‘ lowing stores in Sunimersiue:

' Bookstore. Water Street. Gourlius. Drugstore Water S ‘gnu. 5.3"’, wggu street, Mars uauuei, 6i Granville Street

The Guardian will be dvllvflfli l" Carries Boy st 2o per dsy or 10o per

any’ home in Sum merside by wreu. rhona 289 for this service

c give your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your rouls. _ _ _ _

.olurnn is reserved for, news 0f interest. but advertising of e

nature be insrwled l‘ cents s v$ firmly 9171b" advance.

- c-CBRATII DISTURBANCB-Be- by. Maglstlqie Darby this week - flit young men from Malpeque

are charged with creating a dis- anoe in the district. Each was

—PASSPORT _PI:IOTOS. 5 for

.15. Best service Org; and Photo Service. 11-12-10-19- .

M s-

..-BLAUD’B PILLS double lf-Nlllih

st Tailor Drug Co.. Kensineton.

11-28.

—RI:ZD CROSS CARD PARTY. -— The semi-weekly card party spon- sored by the Red Cross branch of

l d $2.00 and costs and an addit- nal $1.00 to Day for damage caused. ~5-

..-O, O. I‘. MEETINGS-Mr. Per- “night, My, C.C_F. member

or Melfort. Basic, will address pilblie meetings in the halls at thfl following places, each meeting at 8 o'clock. ‘rryon, November 25;

MI. Felix AI‘5\lli\l.iii.-—-K. —BLANCHARU ' G

. . .. nlar fNm W°‘“.“@‘°“- 36'1" °1""Y',,_22§_’g,', “w. when Brim“ Gerri“ diluflhi- §§§’“'.$riii§'ry“ gig‘; I hi‘? shed {NAN ‘guéyaaey from Charlotte- _ T Albemm’ 28"" e1" "i M‘: ‘ma M” wmam Gem” school. town. P. B. L. and have been resid- T0617. on half s dosen far-flung VICTORY 140A“ SUBSCRHL Summerside became the bride °1 " The firm of Tomlinson Co. Ltd.. m; he" yo; m; pug, give years. — Mtwm m, “my”, my“, ‘m . " ‘ 5st RBI-mm" Blmimd R-CAF» ' of Toronto has the contract for e sydngy Poet Record. uir foroes ei u» prime Nations are EB/"Qm? ‘l! w‘ mwmsung sub‘ son of the late Mr, and Mrs. An- loreenPlaybyHllflu"*\. number of buildings which are lln- i-- m,‘ “u, m, Am hum‘ scriptions to the Third victor! coins Blanchard of Belle River. nneeesdbylrDwARD BUZZBI-I. dersmod w include hangars, bsr- pun-y pa; gmvlc; MIN- who” w“ B to u". m. worm This season we are endeavouring to buy sll our 10"" Twill“! W ‘hi’ 1/3"‘ m" Ontario The ceremony was per- “$.14 by JACK CUMMINGS r k8 and other airport stnicturel- 111a regular Saturday evening par- and w‘, w hum W mw a mm requirements of fowl and chicken locally. but we need €t%_,.e“.:§5! $321283: s%liufgn formed and the Xllgfillii leald {ifie work 1n getting undergruayi n w 31w; by m; YM.O,A., char;- o, m," slavery, Th, w“ 1s ma“, dlrieavy continual supplies ta meet the demand m- . - - . ; n. - loan. Tomlmsou Ltd. is the cozn- #5,,” “f,‘f,dff,;a_,“f,‘§;,,mgf,g m? 5mg" I when the 51mm“ w“ iifiiifiwwn- w m? me" °l m’ “in cruel, merciless. It is a condlict of "*5 "Id "m"! “"05"!-

Kéiiiy which has the contract of the t. Pleasant Airport. S. -LEAVES FOR TORONTO - m. E. P. Foley. President of the Prince Edward Island Pharmaceut- Asociazlon loaves this morning

Ior Toronto to attend a meeting of Oamvrliun Druggists. It is under-

Ths attendants were Mrs.

rier brother of .the bride.

Kensington was held On Wednesday night in the Town Hall. Prizes for bridge were won by Mrs. Elder: Campbell 0i Borden and Mr. 'I‘heo. Ling, An nllClLlll prize was awarded

EILBIIB On Wednesday Nov. 1am a quiet but Pretty wedding took place at st, Mary's Convent Chapel at 7

street length dress of Air Force blue crepe with matching accessories. Har oorsage was of pink csrnations. Walter Gerrier, Summerside, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mr. Edward Ge:- 'I‘ e bridesmaid also wore a street length dress of Navy blue crepe with mat-

Also Short Subject

stood the meeting oi’ CanacllanaC _ Summerside stood the meeting is called to dis- a; w tfflifjfi§flfim§fié°“ufifl°u§flf ouq methods of co-operation with mom, m. happy coup“ with ma“. i!" Wm-lm’ PM“ "id ‘mid’ attendants 1m m. Chapel midst l l“ ‘m5’ °T i" 1'" Th" shower of confetti and good wishes

affect the Drug business. Be on re- turning heme Mr. Foley will also visit Ottawa and Montreal. B.

-CARD PARTIES-Who oer-d Barty sponsored the C.W of Indian River- was he d on Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Conden and was s. most en- joyable social event. The previous week a most successful card party was held at the home of Mrs. Bert

l with several tables of auction piay. Similar pleasant parties were held at the homes of Mrs. P.P. Mr. Wm. Delaney flrishtown RcedJ-Ji.

-PRE9IL'NTATION. — Mrs. .1. L. ders, Kensington, entertained ‘ruesdsy night in honor of Mrs. J. Plneau who left this week with family to join Mr. Pineau who as been in Pictcu for some months. feature of the program was the reading of a fareivcll address by Mrs. Frank McDougall while MP5. Leo Hughes on behalf of those pres- ent presented Mrs. Pliieau with a beautiful reversible blanket. lVIrs. Pineau expressed her surprise and yilotisure in her own inimitable man- ner. The guests then enjoyed sev- ernl rounds of cards. the prize being won hv Mrs. Frank McDougall. Mrs. Jzimcs Penderzast was awarded the cirnsolntinn prize and Mrs. Plneau rvi-oivcd the truest prize. a beautiful siiw r card tray. A dainty lunch was 5l'l"v'f‘fi by Mrs. Saunders assisted by s1 \'l'"l‘1li Indies, Mr. mid Mrs. Pineau ciurlziz their short time of residence in Kcnsington took an active part in all community activities and made many warm friends who sin- serely regret their departure-K.

-I.A.R_GEI.Y ATTENDED A.D.C. MEETING-A very large number c1’ fiople were present from all over

ince County at the Town Hall Stimmerside on Friday evening to hear Flight Lleut. PKG. Foote R. 61.611‘. who addressed s meeting of

Air Detection Corps. The gen-

l public was also invited. Mr. ardie of Charlottetown who is in charge of number 55 post there al- spoke. Mayor W J. Lidstone pre-

was served.

for B reside.

Personals

the illness in the P. at Alfpeda Chisholm. r sington

s. patient County Hospital-K

—vA1'

enroute to Detroit. Mich,

Nursing Home. has entered

Sawler a speedy recovery.

Turin Target Hardest llit

LONDON,

blanket of fire over the

disclosed Saturda

and proceeded to the home of the bride where a sumptuous breakfast The following enum- ing Silt. and Mrs. Blanchard left

e River Ont. where they will

~- Casualty List

-I’riends will regret to hear of E. I. Hospital, young daugh- of Mri Mabel Chisholm. Ken-

-ll‘riends in Kensington will be sorry to hear that Miss Minnie Mul- lln is in the Prince

thur Pendergast has returned to his home in Kensirigicn after a successful operation for appendici- E in the Prince County Hospital.-

—Miss Anne Leslie of Sourls was s. week-and visitor to Kenslngton, She was the guest of Mrs. Leo Hughes.—-K.

--Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Earle W. Sawler of the Sawlér t e Prince County Hospital. Summer- side, for treatment. All wish for Mrs.

Nov 22 — (AP) —- A fiery raid on Turin. the R A.F.'s heaviest so far in its growing of- fensive against Italy, spread SllCil a

arsenal city Friday night that the

raiders had difficulty finding clear

spaces for targets. the air ministry Y.

50 sided and the speaker; were intro- duced by Mfl-ior TJIE. Inman. Flight Lleut. Floote has s. distin- giieshed flying career. Ho lDOke on various duties of the A.D.C. and how it is instrumental in sav- ing guinea and of directing rescues. He escribed the various types of BIIZLIICS and how to identify them. e illustrated this Dart of his talk with slides. He told of the new Ger- man bomber, its size, shape and dimensions with s. range of 5000 miles and bomb load of 3000 pounds. Flight. Lieut. Footr- proved to bee. very interesting speaker and was listened to with marked attention by his audience. At the conclusion

A.

Two squadrons of the R.C.A.F. trial): part in the raid. There were i1

brief R.O.A.F. headquarters com- munique said that all aircraft participating returned safe-

The enthusiastically that they had seen a smoke pail over the target stretch- ing B-s high as 5.000 feet after the raid had been in progress for some

a number of Canadians in R. F. crews attacking the city. A

R..C.A.F.

Canadian airmen reported

o1 a t, ‘Ed Tomiligmo mont David, P0,,

Merrlckville. Ont.

428th "ILGJLF.

OTTAWA. Nov. 22 —<CP)- The RC AIM in its 428th casualty list of the war Saturday reported four men killed on active service overseas and 10 missing after over- seas air operations.

OVERSEAS

Killed on Active Service:

Burke. Roy Norman Victor, Sgt. Port Credit, Ont.

Delor-me. Joseph Albert sgt, Adolphe, Man.

Bell. Clarence Edgar, PO. Cal- gory.

Congdnri, Donald Willard. Flt,- Sgt. RBBOZZ. J D Congdori (father) Great Village, N S.

Strecting, Joseph Fletcher. Fit.- Sgt, Calitmy. olgcmpsuy. Ronald. Sgt. Cobalt.

n .

Green. Everett Stevenson, sgt, Burlington, Ont. Lott. Willizm Wesley, Sgt... Lon- don, Ont. MacLeod, Aiexander Owen, Sgt. Cnhléznry. urruv. George Douglas s t. Elrgskillcn. Opt. ' g 1a empin, Cerald France J . spa.’ Egt, Ediacglntjtan. a o. a emnn, ‘l1 Art); _ Selkirk, Man. m-n u“ 88h

Previously reported missing. now

for official purposes presumed dam];

Draper. Robert Arthur Conrad. -. Regina

Weaver. Bruce Wilbert, Sgt,

______,_________ ssantarowiv SCHOOL

Hon H.011 f Gragr 0r October.

e 11-1. Ruth Wright; i.

Shows at 7.30 and 9.15 'ggn°"°

of the meeting a vote of thanks was moved by Mr. IF. Arnett and seconded by Mr. John giincamgbell

d suppor ed by Mr. son ar- 1w from we géltgarlelnflisfll-L __ __ ioeisinbombs. the heavy R. - A

. . ou returned in good 9- 4°“ Brad-thaw end Janet Brad: Th“ i‘ "N"? Week" "id ll I weather “ha” indicative 0f the Shaw. equal. contribution to its due observance, punishment loosened on the city, GPMIQ III. Jr.—l. Joe Noonan; l, "Ymn- 453- b61118 9-1pm!" for those

one bomber group “one dmpped 54 Doris Perry; 3. Bobby Marks. at sea. was sung. t W85 preceded 7 two-ton bombs and 110.000 bounds Grade I-—Sr.- 1. Annie Perry: 2. b?’ l "W “Ppmllflflie flit-milks by of lncendiaries in just less than an 30m“ Mfl-Pkfit 3. Helen Noonan the Minister Dr. Miller who eulogis- hour. This was an average of one ("We 1- Jr-—l.

Lips Prevented

Roughness Quickly Relieved

{ill-pound lllCPllfllill‘j' a second.

devastating two- A F.-R.C.

‘LOCO-pound bomb a minute and one So thorou h was the job. the air

ministry sai , that the bombers rflll

lore, chapped lips make life miserable in cold weather. Painful sud unsightly, their cracked, rough surfaces are easily Infected. Don't run this risk! Prevent chllpping with Lypsyl. Its wonderful emollient action protects the delicate membranes, keeps the lip tissues from becoming dried out by cold, biting winds, so that lips stay smooth arid soft lii all weather. When lips ere already chapped, Lvpsyl gives quick relief, seals the wounded membranes against dangerous go rms, hastens natural healing. Get Lypsyl ui your store today end use it regularly. '

out of target space and

already started. .________._i TWO YEARS IN JAIL

5T. JOHNS, Nfld.. Nov. 22- (CP Cablei-Donnld Keating. nav- u! rating from North Sydney. N. 5.. was sentenced Saturday to two jvcnrs in jail nftrr conviction on a manslaughter charge.

He was charged with killing , three people who were struck by an

automobile that crashed into a

street crowd during s blackout __l1‘1.1._____.

Sold everywhere in handy stick form.

LYN '."i§7."'".":'."'i'§:.'."."

Removal Notice

Having taken over l-lelen’s Beauty Shop, we have moved to our new premises

100 KENT STREET

Where we will be plcased to meet all our old friends and ‘n, "Q" guglflyflg ,. The operators will be Mrs. Alphnnsus (Molly) MacQusid. Miss Jean sieele. Miss Isabel Mav- Dollllil. (formerly of Helen's stuff).

KENT ‘BEAUTY SHOPPE

Phone 871 MARY GUNN, Prop.

s

planes ar- riving in the later waves had dif- ficulty picking spots to drop their bombs amid the explosions and fires

i t

‘ Cronmander-ln-chlef before the fall

John Nicholson; 3. Douglas Noonan.

Glade III- Br-—-1. Marjorie Leard~

11m can ouiiiflllit PROFESSIONAL cam)

Mivoe”vxx“’~c‘ '\vw""'.-r‘<~?<>o4ae~e~v~eoo

T. E. liliiNEY

Chartered Accountant Usiice at While Star Lauri’, vvvvvvx

To lie-Route oeliliilll of Western Road

Pleasant makes work necessary.

and. Highways is malt-ind BIND" 10113 w re-route s section of

off the site of the

1 iuarv. field was summers??? lellouiiltfxmeasant. Since additional runways have been

built and others lengthened. ‘Ih firm of

Curran and Br

About s mile and s. giggly! th

t, will be closed next sprihlr. it pm learned. The re-muted road

J vwgltii go to the mirth-west

school Until it is armed end paved " ed

a detour will be us

. M Millan. Deputy I’ B “Ti/om and High- ways, said he expected the riilhflalnf

Mr. Minister of Public wgy would be secured shortly-

and winter. however. will veying and cutting trees.

Nutrition Exp-aft

Will Bonducti Refresher Source

tlonal Heath. Her work takes her all across Canada. In a Canadian wide survey it has been found, Miss MacKdy states, that 40 per cent 0i’

nutrition, 40 percent are just bord er line, while 20 percent are being poorly nourished. The fact that this 20 percent are by no means in

low-wage earning class shows the need of teaching people food values. Improper nutrition leads to in- efficiency because s worker suffer- ing from fatigue cannot turn out his best job. 1n wartime it is more ‘mportant than ever to keep up the nation's health. Poor eating habi means poor heath. absence from work. and illness, this nutrition ex- pert believes. Hence we need to teach people the value of foods, and the necessity of including the protective foods ln our diet. This refresher course is meant to bring Ito the Home Economists of the Province the knowledge of the lat- est scientific findings on nutrition. Miss MacKay hopes to confer with this group with a view to acquaint- lng them with the methods being used in other provinces to organize the women of the ccmmunities in nutrition groups under the leader. ship of a trained home economist. She will help them map out their

.._______________ TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

2. Margaret Periy; and Henry DesRoches, equal.

Margaret McKenm-Teacher. (Patriot please copy.)

KINK ORA '

The many friends of Mr, Mrs John Johnston Eflihefed wig. their home Wednesday evening. to commemorate ding anniversary

Mrs. Ralph Mrcarvollc read an J "ddress mid a number of gifts were a presented to the pqpuiar couple. The rest of the plmsantly in dancing and cards.

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m. W. Roberts is in Halifax N. S he has a position in the C. N. express.

-_____. Niiss Betty Green Klnkora Con- vent spent a few dflys in Albany, to be with her brother Layton, who is leaving shortly, to join one oi the forces.

The teachers study group me Friday oftemoon in Kinkora School, All the teachers frmn the surr- ounding districts were present

WEYGAND ARRESTED

NEW YORK, Nov. 22 -(A Gen. Maxlme Wcygand,

P) — Allied of the French Republic, has. been arrested as a hostage to replaceiD Gen. Henri Giraud in Koenigsteini Fortress nt the direction of Joachim] Von Rlbhrntrop. Gr-rmuu Foreign Minister. nccnriling to rc-Ilnlie in. formation rcnvhlng New York from Europe Srvurtlay. (liraud from

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escaped i lo

Fred Degfloghgg; ed the courage and faithfulness of

3. Andy Perry U1 Merchant Marine and our obllgs- tlons to them endurance and “O Trtnitv Our brethern shield

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Protect them wheiesder

leaving of its success and

mm flxtoenm Wu“ it save. We now look forward

Christmas-the

Bl/(mill! P8594 "grgpplg

R- i"! sermon was

comet to some" accep an f , w

by writirfgs 23f e a l" Bu“ and the revelations of God cufmin.

f. | 8

sad written as plo tory of the word."

highway cf NOD10 wandering about with no sense of direction or gosl.

that choke the channels grace and truth self deception.

parables of The

of Professor Kendall and in

tho Nazi prL-son late last/the Spflflf-Z, then wont to north Africa won" in the morningand "I will

l where he joined the Allies. llft up mine

‘M00

Enlarged K501»: at Mt.

‘the Department (if Public Woiltlf the asavnvo son usurax. - Mr avecl road at alga-Ill gfumfiwg

m“ county girporte then. it

18K! hed that contract which is about completed-

m Viviality 5h

only work to be done on it tale £11 whumoth“ M“

The Charlottetown Hone Econ- omics Association under the lead- ership of Miss Hazel Stems, Prov. Sanatorium, is to be congratulated on procuring Miss Francis MacKflY w give a refresher course on nut- rition Monday and Tuesday o! this

the population are getting adequate

BENTNAI. GUARDIAN

I u osm- Ahkuifi? ‘ nfiutt:vertislll ofa ewsyuaure- 7 ""1"" at m: eenusweraetrutivlv sblsiasdvsnce.

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THIS DAY MARKS till 090M118 of the i942 Christmas Seal Cani- paign. In connection with this. D1’- P. A. Creelman, swerintcndeht of the Provincial Sanitarium will give s short tl-lk ever Olfl-Y- It 0.15 tMs evening. 11-33-11

p, I, y, alllsTlv-Ilrs. Colin

and

News.

0d films had all."

° gnome wrongly be all tiny Ire

, iudeiue by the d l forces are always welcome. are newly arrived in this will find this YMCA.

momd Brest, qyoeitn tower.

Munroe Aveniic. who has been more than five weeks. Mrs.

over and he

INDUCTION SERVICE -—

B.A. will be held in

i. .r w Chile rind induction. Rev. TH B

and Free wn.

town are this week observing tsp: 17th Birthday. Yesterday, Sunday. they held their annual Church Po- rade sind attended the morning service of st. PauPs Anglican Church and listened to a. mflflii 1H- splring sermon slntable to the oc- casion preached by the Rector, Rev. . LeDrew Gardner. a fellow mem- ‘bar of the Club. The melon W115 read by Y's Man Burleigh Taylor and the Choir rendered an appro-

i’! prlaie anthem. On Thursday the

Club will conclude their Anniver-

the holding of Ladies Nlg . This wide awake and ener- getic Cluib was instituted Nov. 25th 1905 with i9 charter Members. five of whom are still most active in the affairs of the Club, namely Mange. Harry Cudmore, Reuel LeI-‘age Jack MacNair, Willard Spencer, and Reg Taylor. ‘Ihe Club has a membership of ; the present Officers of the Club are: Preslcent, Edwin C. Jchnotone; V‘ce Presi- dent, wilfrld Livingzbone; tary, Ralph MacLean; Assist, Sec- retary, Prof. l-Iazen Wlgmow: ‘Treasurer, Burleigh Taylor; P1‘. President, James Haslam: Direct-

Mary Wflghi- nut ltion c amme th t h - snag. PiltgfiaOlfiicgruh/Iuiélay Hitslksdof KgtPfil/dgog/elyll-l, Muriel Sobey; z, hm; emnlgfnirts in o “so m1 i.“ "tar Igrswafiyérgi. filynresgvmoozrdnsr. do. aarys ieeeve ano e- - t item; ; _- r ' pot had been hit; a couple of Can- 2 (gig? vnffl- 9"“ Nlchillmfli iggnfriiamins? héifiriifi 6e garage adlans commented that they had ‘Gradlgizlizfi/lllgiit. of the ordinary housewife in her amused _ find. only one Adele sobe-fj. Peggy sobey; l. kitchen M,“ Mug”, Wm be u" Persgnalg earchlisht in action at Turin. Gr d v l’. d. Rosella Noonan. guest speaker n the Rpm,’ “mo,” ________ “i”r-‘i“{‘““ m”? °3$mb1i°m$§ 2. Hiilaerd fiiiirnilargw°tmn°°h°“ we to-dw. Mr. George sen. our. ls con- faiililgi-‘warilwogiggrgiily two niéhts of Grade 1V--—1.' Leta Norman; 3, valescing in the P. E. I. Hospital

after his recent operation.

A. Sergt. R. E. Chandler, who has just completed his course at Alder-

Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Albion.

e men of Our Navy and o! the

for their wonderful achievements. of love and p0

wei- in dealer's

McManus is doln nicely following 11mm 20¢ "d Qemmt. m. “d an operation in 51o Charlottetown m, Hosp tal.

they go." Anniversary Sunday has g4 behind leassnt pm

ies the inspiration