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WEDNESDAY.

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GUARDIAN

Tnnion Bros. J. T. Davies

Aubrey Cuteliffe —- Fredericton. Taylor's Service Station — Summerslde. R. H. Carruthcrs - ()‘Leary McWillinms Service Station -— Carleton.

FROM the innermost fibre to the sensational new Gear Grip Tread, every- thing in this smart, stream- lined Firestone Champion tire is new and different. It sets up entirely new stand- ards of safety and long mile- age because it is the result of Firestone’s quarter-cen- tury of experience in build- ing tires for race track speeds.

Here are some of the things you get in Firestone Champion tires-new Safety-Loo‘: cords treated with a new and advanced Gum-Dipping process; 27% stronger bond b e t w e e n tread and body; 35% great- er heat protection against blovvouts; an amazing new tread with thousands of sharp-edged angles for quick stops—a tread that gives 11% more non-skid mileage.

Not only is the Firestone Champion an engineering triumph but it is super-value as well—for, with all its extra value, it does not cost one cent more than ordin- ary tires. Have your near- by Firestone Dealer put them on today.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- INUB. L-Ulflli-I-Zl-iill

POLICE COURT. —In the police

‘court yesterday a drunk and incap- ‘able was fined $3 and costs of five ‘days. pA man charged with having llILflWIl/li possession of intoxicating tiifiUUi‘, was lined $200 and costs or three months. Another prohibition case was adiouriied until Friday.

CONTRACT AWARDED -~ The contract for the erection of three additional buildings at the Char- lottetown Airport was awarded yesterday to the Storms Contract- ing Company. These extra bulld- ings will form part of the Bomb- 1118 and Gunnery School. The Storms Contracting Company of which Mr. J. C. Pinch is Chief Engineer in charge o! the building work, also holds the main contract

at the airport. The project is a part of the Empire Training Scheme.

RECRUITS LEAVE-Three more young mcn left yesterday after- noon for Toronto where they will train for tho R.C.A.F. They were as follows: Edwin K. Hall, sum- flier-side. (Equipment Asst); H. MaD. Shrimer, Lower Montague; (motor transport), and William s. McLeod. Kinross (General Ditties). Before leaving they were present- ed |)_v Albert Dennis, entertain- ment nfficcr of the Canadian Leg- ion War Service. with socks and sweaters from the Red Cross and Cigarettes from the Carry On Can- ada Corps.

DIISCIZLLANIIOYS SHOWER -—- On Fridiy" cvcnitig. Ailgust 23rd. a number of friends gathered at Vic- forla Hall to tender a miscellan- eous shower to Mr. and Mrs. Ster- ling MacKay. The bride and groom were taken to decorated seats by Miss Lorraine Leather and Mr. l-Ieath MR‘Qllill'l'l€. while Mrs. 1-430)’ HOWu‘ 1d the ll/cdrling: March. A CflfflflfJE filled with gifts was wheeled in by little Leah Bry- anton. Misses Lorraine Lowther and Reta Farrar opened the gifts ivhile Miss Jean Boswull rcad the accompniiviiig verses. After a delic- ious liincii was served the rc- lllillll(i(‘l' of tho cvcning was pleas- antly spent in (lancing and social chat. Music was furnished by Ali-s, LeRoy l-lowatt. and Messrs. Smith and Wnddell. Mrs. MacKny "was formerly Miss Florence Bouhcr, (milliliter of \ r. and Mrs. Norman BOUHPI‘. Vict ll. All join in wish- ill]: Mr. and Mrs. M.icKay' many years of happiness.

AUGUST IS COOL MONTIF-i Continued cool weather is threat-

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PROTECTIO on m: HIGHWAY

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0D Ltd. Firestone Warehouse nannaas Charlottetown

White Bros. & Smith Grant Hotors Roy Prowse Reliance Garagr Peerless Service Station

A intentional At ll

spending a delightful holiday Montreal, the guests of Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Birch.

cd tonight. Highest tcmpcriittirc

‘recorded nt the Charlottctotvii Ex- ‘matcflal moblmns ans-c‘ ‘he red"

tierimciitzil Station yesterday was .

Iigg dggfcpg “hm-e 20m flndqanfly consult tlic ,l:ist nigh: it had dropped to 52. itlle. Om“ ,with prospects il would bc lowct" isllmli“ m“ before morning. Afondiiy llllllll tho l .

' 'lll'l‘ ivcnt to 45 dcgrccs. nu.- hccli "cwvLr than us. Mr. Wtirrcii Burns. wcziilierl obscrvcr nt. the Experimental Stn- i tion hcrc suid inst night. For the past five yours this month hiisi seen the hottest wczithci- of the l year. The tr-mticrziture did touch i 8.1 one (lily this mouth. equalling

any previous rccordlng for the

year btit the nvcrngc was down

considerably, records revealed. PERSONAL I

The mnnv friends of Mrs. Murray

Carmichael of Charlottetown will be

pleased to learn that she is recover-

iniz in the Prince Edward Island

Hospital nilcr tindergoim; an opera-

tion on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Binns are

MLss Kathleen MacFarlane, of

111111113’ Hflfbfilll‘. has been engaged as é-Cflflfiel‘ in Central 1H1 \\'i begin her duti Tl -. . ..

day. August 29. fls on m“ lmhmuml“ m

ening to arrest development of the l") n‘ “S , Island's itibci" crop, it was lcorn- Pfllmlfl l" 1'4‘-\l)<‘l'-

‘the Fcdcrnl Govcrnmcnt.

i" ;Rl\urliicii til tins s.Ct'l)\,' Dt'i\lil,\' spot

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Cir! Guide News

G111], (1!"'lE NEWS

The followiiu: 111..'.' of thanks C0 the Guldcs has been received:-

Dear Miss MacKinnont— On be- half of the committee for the Voluntary Registration of Canadian Women may I extend to you. l0 Mrs. Cudmore and to all the Guides otir sincere limnks for the kind and most Vellicicut service rendered in the distribution of our literature at the National Registra- ti

on. Sincerely, Lilian Bagnall Eiecjv, Charlotctlown Council, 121 North River Road.

BROWNIES ATTENTION

Will every Brownie in the city who has n complete uniform with a clean. wcll 1ircsscd dress, shoes land plus shining bright. brown lstockings, long if possible. other- wise knee length (no ankle socks) please come to the Armouries on satin-day morning at 10:15 to meet Princcss Allcc. wifc of our new ctovcrnor (i(‘ilI‘l'Z\l.

Gct in touch with your or Tntvuy Owl at once.

,Guest Children (To Be Iiistributed 0n Quota Basis

Brown

O'I"I‘AWA, itug. 27—(CP>-Dis- lti-ibuiion of 1.12M: uticst children {by inr the idftltsl. pnrly yet to nl'l‘l\e tiudcr the British Govern- lliielit seht-iiic, is lacing niiide now ‘(iii u qtiolu bu." tlirotluiiout Can- ’ . u. c. \\l'.lllilt'l‘ ' i the Nalitiiizil Ailviscujv Coin- lmlttoe for utcrscns crliiltlri-ii and lprincipal of tout-tins University, ‘Kingston, said in an interview to-

EACH province is receiving iitim- bcrs of cliiltlrcn lyis-"d tipon the ']il‘O\'lllL‘l1ll pupuluticm and number ioi invitations lllilltill! homes avail- lable. The luiul ]ll‘(‘\'lOll5l\' distri- ‘buted has not been announced. Asked the cxncl function of the Wallace referred "personality" to to thc children and their problems. As human and

lcommittcc, Dr. ' glVlllg

rrul or provincial authorities may advisory committee, diun cminicrpari of a lli/ililllll iii ICnQInnd. '- mctiliui! in uii nil- ciisctisscd

Tlic c.\' (ray st» ,\'t‘\'.f‘l‘tiil>\‘ pcnerul ivonlcms which have de- vcloprd in (‘OllilPCliUlI with the schcmc and will convciic zigtiin Scplcinlwr 4.

Onc of ihc tiroblcnis is lho rais- ing of fpiids for cxtru .’l5.\'l.\llIll(.‘\' to (rllildrcn if linspitalizutinii or lrlcdi- crll zitlctiliin h-Jcnmt- iir<'c.~'.<ai',\' mid in cuscs nf lriinsict‘ or ll'ilI\S])0l'- tntion which arc now n chnrcc on

Wartime Wye Too Peaceful

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THEA TRE

IN TECHNICULUR IllECilE

MONTAGUI — FRI. 80th. MONTAGUE — SAT. 31st.

SOURIS — MONDAY 2nd.

Returns From Lengthy Visit To Cid Country

Miss Ola M. MacLean. of Van- couvcr, daughter of the late Cnpt. c. Gower MacLean. spent last week in Charlottetown, the guest of her grandfather, Mr. A. A. Mac- Lean, K. C.

Miss MacLean spent n year in England and Wales and arrived last wed: in Canada with 2.000 other Canadians (chiefly children) in one of the ships convoyed by

durin the greater part of her stay in Britain. The city in which she lived was bombed repeatedly dur- ing the summer, but very little damage was done. and only one fatal casualty resulted.

During her stay abroad she vis- ited Itnly. Switzerland and France a few days before war was dc- clared. she visited Scotland on several occasions.

Miss MacLean says the people of Great Britain are determined to carrv on the war till Hitler is defeated and the continent of Europe cleared of the Huns.

CENTENARIAN CLAIM BRTAGOIDNG. Australia

fCPi __ Claiming he is the oldest man in Victoria. Fdward Bennett celebrated his 106th birthday with his 62 grandchildren and 48 great- grandchildren.

The Eastern Guardian

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the Charlottetown Guardian may be

Iéanded w their Rent. Archie IlfflB

..'0N~HONEYMO0N — Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy of Boston who are on their honeymoon and who were both foimer residents of Montague, P.E.I‘.. spent Thursday in Montague. lvfrs. Kennedy was Miss Daisy Vanlderstine, and she received a. warm welcome from her many friends and although her stay among them was so short, they cot together and a. shower was tendered her in the afternoon at the cozy summer home of Mrs. Ethan Stewart. This was a com- plete stirprlse and Mrs. Kennedy

' For Rivernien

was quite touched as two little chaps David and Donnie Stewart cams- hauling their wagon load of pretty gifts. Mrs. Kcnncdv thank-

sYll/IQNDS ‘A7111 Llllltwlcl’? - led all those who so kindly remem-

lli the Wjve itlHJ’ valley ilnti vial" nus mlCtu stimiiiti" iULlfiSl. utlsillfl-Sl to ii lriictioii oi uhitt it uxis in peace time. ivorlnallv" thry art l)ll.\_\‘ :i'l through

hlgili. s till lIlpSl

down the Wye gorge to lvlonmuutlnl

--__...._..-. -a»ununuun wrsnfl-iu otngvqgg|

‘visits Old Home

l, Boston. ls visit- st at the Char- iuiel‘ ior ie LUZHI, whore he . the Cox Hctcl. ' s since Mr. Aiuskcli Liiu Stateli. where he acoc, and flOlCi! a prom- ' ‘file. Recently, Mnskcll toured principal coini-

Glance

(By The Canadian Ines)

BUDAPEST "Hundreds" IO- ported slain in Russian-Ruinnninn ihoriler battle its Axis spokesmen (summon Rumanlzin-Ilungarlan fol‘-

ulitltl peiiod. l‘. iS , cirn ministers to Vienna parley visized his olti lTlitirsdnv; Iluiignry accuses Ru-

.. glitz; to be (ilit. lniimla. of shooting down one of H4 11L: atili It/ . Ai- I hcr bombers; Germany and Italy

tail, All‘. lscck to stabilize Balkans ltoosctclt it. Hi8‘ and vou-d ior blli- _ approves of the

.~w.\i-.t ll'lil( v at

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LONDON _- Ali- raid sirens wail ngcin in London curly today after ‘Z l-‘Zhlmur alarm inst night; antl- niri-rnit guns and sczirchlsghts saint: into iicllim as millions hud- dlt- in llnfiPrgrtillfltl shelters. Sec- ond alarm oi‘ night lasts less than lwur; rniils follow day of compara- tive cnlm.

IONDON - Night nflmks by It \ l’. uznivist. Gr-rmnn bases de- \l'I‘i|l(‘fl bv .\lr .\finl<trv: hits scor- cil o‘! Flat \fntnr< factory nt Tur- in: Sills-s nir nlnrmn Indicate new Ilrlti-h ntlrck against llnly: sub- gniirim- Spenrfish overdue, believed "KI.

(‘AIIKO —- Royal Navy In second twmhr-rilmcnt of Bnrdia llnd Bom- bn. Lilmm ports m" the Mediter- r.li|i-:in; spurt in Itnlliln rnlllfflry nriivly lwd: In hvlii-f of early of- fcnaivi- lIVIIIIISI Ilmpl.

O'I"I‘I\V\ —- l-‘ivc naval air ser- vlwi IllPIY‘llI'I\ n!’ (‘nitntllrin-Ynltrrl Flutes lr-lvii (‘ch-net- hoard to mnkc trim: inspection nf east-coast dr- IrncM.

t . for lhrw wctlzs to ciiiov a hnhtlny‘

among old and lamliiui- filll'l‘u',lll[i- .__.~ inns. i --- v W. . ; KNITTING A1‘ Illl

MEL URNB — (GP) - Rcd- - ~-—~— gum : (s. their hark‘ "("P'lt' . . . . and czillioiilzcrl in n. retort, are pm- (Fm V.‘ ' ' ririnc ucod charcoal for producer , senior: ' “Tory Jan:- ("hcrvv

gas lllllig for motor vchlclcs, hr‘ w-r loin wrthrlm-

ct:".'i s-‘ztchcs on hcr

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.:'l, l a son, Ken-

Phone I19 i L, _ P], .ncth William Charles.

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Charges Against British Agent

WAHUNUTON, Aug. 1i -(AP) — A justice department official said today that an investigation would be made of charges voiced in the senate that Si: George Paish, 72-year-old British econom- ist, came hers to try to get the United Staten into the war.

If the investigation reveals that Sir George was here for such a purpose and failed to disclose it in his application for a visitor's per- mit, thLs official said, that could be made the grounds for revoking his permit.

Senator Burton Wheeler, Mon- tana Democrat, sold in the Senate yesterday-and Sir George sub- sequently denied the charge -that the Briton had told him in a con- tiersationz-

"I am responsible for getting this country into the last war a.nd I intend to gel. it into this one,"

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- Irnvus i N. o. MacLean . - - ~~-—- 11 j imirvirt’ l citqon. AllEllSt l3. a UNDERTAKER .‘ lino, w. .\ii \'li.<. will iimni-y, ' f . :'., ll.‘ i \‘/ till . i; EMBALMER *‘° imp‘ "C I x t u ' _ l - c :1 °l:::'.i"t.‘-it.".s:“ '“ i? m"? ‘I w, (ticmllnniiiiz, f ' .\'li\1l1 Caitlin,

hum! Ask Standardization lflf Wages

TRURO, N. S., Aug. 2'7 -rCP)~ Demands for standardization‘ of coal miners‘ wages in Nova Scotla. and New Brunswick were voiced to- day by delegates to the 18th con- vention of district 26 of the Unit- ed Mine Workers of America.

Sneakers. declaring there was wide variance between mics pnid in different nrcas. urgcd wages be levelled off at the highest scales paid in the district.

An nttnoil by several delegates 0n

Jury Holds Cote Criminally Responsible

MAGOG. Que, Aug, ZI-tCP) - A coronei-‘s jury declared tonight that A.t'l.hur Cote, 26-year-old resl-' dent of Montreal, was criminally re- sponsible for the death of Jeffrey! Munn, of Hamilton, Ono, whose partially burned bodv was found near this eastern townships munici- pality August ll.

FOIlOWlIIQ the inquest. Cote was held bv Provincial Police on a cor- onefs warrant, based on the re- commendation of the jury "that. Arthur Cote bc held for trial on a charge of niurdcr." He will bctakcn txrshcrbrool-zc. Que, tonight ior ar- raignment tomorrow.

The jurv reac-‘ied its verdict. after heating Alice LaJeuncsse. Cow's sweetheart, tcstifv that Cote had told hcr he hnd secn Mtinn carry- ing a considerable sum of money and had flSkPfi her if the wished him to "knock" Mtinn, to get the money.

Cole and Miss LnJcunesse, to- Rcther with two other Montrealers, Ahcil. Glfflfd nnd Yvette Sintard. had bccn held bv Ihovincial Police for the inst lhrcc (lays as material witnesses in the case.

IS INJURED

MONTREAL. Aug. 2'1 --(CP) -— Dorothy Dulcner, ill, of Newcastle, N. B. sufferer! head injuries when struck by an automobile at a down- town intersection.

_ Tot) Late to Clasif?

TOL-Iil-Tfi-l-D a s I R_A rilfrcyniini- dcncc, centrally located. Ap!nly' L-29B.

Guardian.

IlllI‘ Nova Scotia workmcivs com- pcnsziticm board (lilVUlOlNJLl in illl- |oihcr debate. Appointment of (\= yccimmliico to dinit a plan of action

|in (lenling with the board ivns ihcj answer to demands for a "ilrml ‘liar-ti’ by the U.M.W.

lilac Mlnarrl‘: for dandruff.

F or Sale I935 (lunch, good condition. licensed. (flash $105. 13D Illlls-

six miles away. Jlieii" rowboaLslie-i gotiate live rapids en route down the winding stream, the largest JllSl. i below Syiiioiids Yul. Passengeis, have to return afoot while the river; men row itiid pole their craft back upstream.

But this year the flow of visitorsi has dwindled to ti trickle. ivlost rivcrinen have laid up their boats, and devote their time to cultivating.‘ their terraced ltiirtlciis on the sleep hillsides which hem in the river here.

A few still opcititc, however. One, Jim Gardiner, who likes to tak while lie tvori ' lliorluliied a party of four on iii - down rivci- with talus of his t s on the Wye. He made the to Aioiiiiiuuth ‘.1 LUllll ltlYV Oil |llC scenery, lll.il0l'lC rpm. long the way, luiiigictl with uiicccioics uliu reiillnlscciicrs oi lozliicl‘ vcitrs.

Russians Paid .. - Further do

wsirciiin \\ilS n large ll"'t\ clilpti‘, standing ‘ . Jlilll ‘tit-d how he lulu onto inst-u it itu.._~i.iii Commun- ist comic dnun the i'i\'L‘l'. St-uing, the Iluilbl‘, incv denounced a poli-

tical slsicin \\'il-\ll nliOWCCl one man i to own so much w-wllh, and called the l'iV£‘l'lllilll n c’ pltullst when he cit-fended the .~_v. m. ’l‘lic argument Lemme qplte licntcd.

"Me-a cuplhliisi," Jim laughed. “But I plild thcni out," he chuckled. "i chiiritcil liicin :50 bob instead 0f a pound ior the trip,"

_’l.l'.l-l'c's uouti siliuum fishiu in n. S.O\V-l‘lllilllli;l, deco stretch o the Wye. Icnse oi the lisliing rights runs lillo litliitlrcds of ituilicas zin- iitliilly, lmt-zniun Gardiner, how- evcr, recalled ho once Ctltlillll. a sul- nion that cost him not a peniiv. The salmon, one of the thousands that cone up irom lhn scn nnd leap the rapids licltiw this deep sirctcli, lumped into his boat. i-le kept it.

You've got to be it good "tout i" —tttiktr—to act. businc~s as a ‘no man. Jim conlclids. Whcn l0ill'.s.S hcsitntc, his technique is simple. "Keen lnlkino to ihcin- doyft ict thrm zcl n word in cdltcwisc. If vou 1r." lhcin shirt \'()ll'l‘l" donc."

Ono oi nine lirntlicrs who've spent. inns‘. of their lives in lhc \V,\'c Val- lev he finds nlciilv to do ivlicther or no: lhcrc are passengers around. “Last night." he lold his listeners, "I vviirki-d in the nurdcn until l0 o'c‘ock. nud I was u|i attain working in i’. nt 5 oclock this iuorniug."

lint l‘iVl'l'llll‘ll aren't wliilt tised to be. he dot-litres. A broil o.’ his. "stroll". n‘: all ox. lic ".. . ILSPU to row boalloncis ii istrcani well as down.

iis llc col illlfiPfi nnd

born Street.

minim

riicd iii his howl. nt thc ngc of 62,

just nflcr {Ylllltl mic pnrtv up through lhc blrucst rapids in night

bercd her and said site would have manv pleasant memories of them all. Dainty refreshments were serv- ed and a pleasant afternoon came to an end. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedv

iigtist, tuklin; ooisit (.i..,, l0lilCKlilg haw m‘? P957 “Sh” 0r mm” friends

for a very happv wedded life. --L

Personal

..'Mrs. Fulton of Amherst, N. S., is a visit/or to Montague, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Roy Fras- er.—L.

..'R.ev. W. L. and Mrs. MacKoy of Lansing, Michigan, were recent visitors to Montague and were the guests of Mrs. MacKays sister. Mrs. Mack Martin ~L.

..'Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacPber- soii. Boston were recent. visitors to Montague and were the guests of Mrs. MacPliersonb sister, Mrs. Mack Martin.

..'Mrs. David Maclnuis, Toronto with her daughter, Miss Margaret, are visitors to Charlottetown, Mon- lague and other centres. While in Montague they were the gucsts of Mrs. MacInnis‘ cousin Mrs. Roy Fraser. —L.

naval vessels. She lived in Wales .,

SEPT., iMC-lt-NURSING.

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" R. N. EXAMS

v Will Be lleld at Charlottetown N08|l|i|| SEPT. 4th and 5th Next

l Z-t-GYNAECOLOGY. OBSTETRICS, l MATERIA MEDICA

930-12 -MEDICINE, PEDIATRICS. I 2—4—ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, SURGERY,

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“What about Ainsworth?" He turn- ed to the other man. "Did you and, Frills fix this all up between you?

Before Robert could answer, Joyce broke in. “Oh, no, no, Neil, please-J wasn't. uite so beastly as all that. Nothing lid been fixed up -we had simply, well, fallen in love and there the matter stood." She looked at. Robert and was hurt to find an amt smile lingering about his eyes.

Joyce ielt a profound shame creep over her. Neil had just told her she was free, and yet Robert sat guietly, saying nothing tensely igglng holes in the soft ground with his riding crop. Her husband was. in a sense, offering her to her lover- who was making no move to claim lzer. Was she being rejected by both men? Her nerves, strung tautly under the strain of the entire morn- ing. collapsed utterly, and she fel that she would grow hysterical if she sat there another moment. she sprang to her feet. "Well now I've unmasked before both of youl" she cried. her voice trembling close to tears “ b cl"