(fl-IE WESTERN GUARDIAN

' AGENTS: Mrs. John Pond. 3i Church Street-Phone 28C

,1 sumaaasioa and ramcg couurg

“' m“, subscriptions, Advertising should be left with Mn. Pond.

7-”? at any of the following In", u, erai ,

n, Guardian may be bought daily " Surnm gmkiiore, Water Street. Gonrliu Dlilfllorg Wu” 5;,- T m“ Bakery. Water Street. Mark Gnuilct, 61 ‘Gr-gym’ sues"; “Ion” The Guardian will be delivered to any homo in Burma b, Qm-ier Boy at 2c per day or 10o pf:- week. Phone 289 for thir service or ‘m your order to the boy responsl le for deliveries on you mug‘ r-"f"

i column l: xii inn-ml. but y iiliuiru ma)‘ 1"’ word, alrlclly

rcnervi-il for new: of _PURE RAW on‘ 1d b "‘l"'“'““l"* °' '19!‘ baYNi BC 31110155. 52451155331‘ In" llisorii-d at I ' genil l -—YQUH PRESCRIPTION gel] n\Ill\‘Q|

pug-able in! I iyreéyoxclare at Taylor Drug 00., Ken. . I ___. —Fl-°U“ “.110” “"1 “gilt "'1 -.l. s. TAYL a “d“i3i%i5§’6:1-ll.!vhwlvwewwn iiirlipitmflil‘? °' berton office Saturday, Oct, 1th, L-212-l0.8-2i.

.-BlG VALUES in Cod Liver Oil

- ' 60.. Kensingtoii. 1mm“ M“ u-zva-o-ze. 40m: ______ Mrs. Macdonaldfis son, LAC. DQ114334 4:0]; SALE — Orlc good work Macdonald is now in training at ma“, Apply airs. Joseph UOUSiJ-ii, Regina. Sash, and the younger son, S” m,“ L.153-10.7-,3,_ Mi. Albilll Macdonald of Ottawa, _______ ~ has also enlisted in the Air Force, _, YEKEADY Radio B. Biitifififidf i (res: liigli test stock for ivliolcsalc‘ —l‘lAliM PRODUCE WANTED.- gnu reaalii at B11161: 5- 1-1‘151'1°"“41~ we 199111"? $993537 51113171186 of good - qllallly Oat-S, Barley, Wheat Buck- scllim mun wheat. PObBiOBs 8t etc, for which lie 0C.O0L'l' uih u. 11.30 P. b11811 pay highest market prices at m“, my m“, all timer. irucklng facilities avail». able at reasonable rates. J. B, M111. _ s, TAYLOR, Optometrist. mail. Kensmgtcn. L-l24-l0--4—6i. chal‘li'Jllc.G\\li, will be at n15

AiDtTiuli uiiice this Saturday. -COI_JRT CASES -- Magistrate

Qcwoci- 11in. b-15J-1V-5-11~ garby heliid Court on Tuesday at,

_ ummers e. Two h d .

-\151T ,1\,E,-~_“O‘,‘“L’;,‘L_ONHE ‘Ixgwug; der the highway $31!; fie will.

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3:3, llftilusu ,m,,u,,, M}, “Lab gggllllillfgmfiirswrlillthaiit licenses were

Llilldy iliiu bully daughter visiicd do are and costs. A

man charged under the prohibition

act with consuming intoxicating

liqUDl‘ was fined ten dollars and

,G‘GEM , costs. A case of sale was dismiss. Vii‘. lulu Mrs. S. Cilll- - _s-

aiuoulice the engagement, of, --C- W- L- MEETING AT KEN-

diiuuilicr, Amanda Jliiillitfl... SINGTON ~ T116 Indian River

Wednesday, M. iii e$i5Vaii Ll-idl-lv-ii-ll.

mglllgyoii on Suiioily where they t... Elli»... oi Mr, and Mrs. liar- olo lvlclvoi'.—ii

ANN OUNCE-

iloii, weilfir. Alillll ltvoreu. wedlock. son 11mm“ °i 1-116 C-WL- 1116i 1h Ken-

o; My; and Mrs. Everett wedlock, slngton Oct. 5th with a good atten- HillltCl‘ River. dial-ridge w Lamhdance of members. The meeting we u» ~ us. ‘§;‘il‘°i.l‘3.l.£§“i?‘1§§."°.i§§.£§ -NORTll BEDEQUE RED read and approved. Reports fol. cn055_fl\~11~, m“, Ml-g, 1;, B, MN.- lowed. Sick visiting committee re- donald WiJiCOllltil tlic itcu Cross unit ported visiting two members and of N0l‘lll Bcdcque community cliio 111111112 them treats. After some dis- to their hcliic Wednesday evemig. cusslon it was decided to take up flhlrty members bcillg present all. a chicken collection instead of much “TH; ‘ilLilOilljliloilfid. ‘ille lliii- holding n supper and also to hold tennis for u qiliiL fui‘ IEAUE-ILS was some form of entertainment to donauo by MlSo Pi-csioil Bownuss raise money for war work and the and quilted LlLLFillg mo, evcliing by, Tb. League. It was decided to send 1.1m Wollllilip rlrlllffi cuiiiilikg, Scoatéce, a fgiitnacalge to former page“, Rgy, p ows or lie wcc rol gees \ *' , , , c onald. now on mllitar donated by M156 A1111! EPW111156. and’ duty in England, for Christmas and many amclcs 0fco1iil11@ii‘fl1ll11i_$1'18 some members thought that the hallo/ed m. UUiiCCliOll uiiiouiitcu 101.93g‘... should arrange to send foul‘ dollars and illty_ cents. 1t was pal-cab a; least monthly to Father iéiifydlftlltfiutizilliéiidéti‘? ucmnaa- Ms- M Ema» Suiiiniersldc Lunch was served by Wm represented this subdlvmm‘ at Mrs Mocd0iia1u assisted by some 0i the Diocesan convention the“ 138'“? ihéliliElllliofS aiid a social hour 011-‘ U‘ conlprehenslve and ‘nberesung ivllicli the meeting‘. "no? M me convenmm- M155 “nu, The no“ Ameia Haley, National Governor meeting Will be held at the hoiiie‘ a‘, W31‘ W011,“ wh° w“ Present “t of Mn. isiil-le MacMurdo early in e mven °n gave 5°11" V911’ , be Jielpful advice. She pointed out “mm r‘ ‘that each sub-division should pro- §:i:r..:i*..c=*g:e a" . C nvenor. e m9m_ ___ , bcrs decided to have the magazine -Mr_ iiiid firs. Wilfred Sheriff . sent to Mrs. Urban Plncau and the sfsydiiey, N.S., were the weekend Treasurer was appointed to at. guests oi Mi". and lwfrs. Willard , fond to it. The meeting closed by Phillips of suiiiiiici'sluc.-s ‘reciting the prayer for peiwQ-K

Mathieson of1 guest over tliei

Personals

fMrs. William Sydney ivas the

gfetéilsgllgiisnifs. F. W. Cannon. st. -~Mr. and M15.

Arthur Bruce were week-end visitors to Summer. side. Mr, Bruce who is a well known singer 5am; very acceptably at the evriiiiig scrvice in Trinity United Cliui'cll.-»5

—~Mr. Donald lnlcDonaid, son of Mr- and ltlrs. D. B. MacDonald of NW1 Balsam, is in. military "lining at Moss Blink, Alberta. -s

—Mi'- J. Gordon Black, who has

Emharkation Facilities

HALIFAX, Oct. ‘l-(CIC-Royal Canadian Air Force embarkailon ta- m cilitles héarebefor menwlaound 0:21A-

n mum , seas are o compo vrevam, . Bonk of Nd"; $2311? gg Air Minister Power said tonight as has been tranflgerred to RN“; 311B concluded a tour of R. C. A. F. gum, He has M2,“ re 1M d b M, ‘establishments in this area. Holden“; p e 1" '1 A new set-up was necessary "to

keep pace with the ra idly expand- ing tempo of the Brit sh Common- wealth alr trainlngzmprogram," the Minister declared. rtlier expan- sloii of cmbarkatlon facilities iii the very near future was inevitable.

The new organization. he declared will include a representative of the Royal Air Force and the Australian and New Zealand forces.

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—l=‘rierids will regret to learn {Rf ,1§£r.'k_§,°“,1'i'fi.enrd of Alberton Hospnm-Ps n ic Pillicc County

h-Messrs Hillard Muttart. Will- m Smallmnn and George Ho g the fli-m of Sinclair and Le s.

figngggihgk on a buying trip to

“Mimi'- pick fllifi shovel crew looks belmlshly nnblltved l! ii out tank irons for attacking Nani paler divisions. P-ciuro from Moscow. ’ .

AIBFOBCE — M1‘. and‘

A in he: honor at the Olympia dance

iglu "ailing

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If throat "tickle." irritation or mouth breathing due to a fig

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vaporsnJllllllilltt oh tend backiikoo dictator piastermfl

III’! ht away! Results delight even ol friends of VapoRub.

i spread a thick layer on chest, , Cl Ch. BI

‘Plans made r3? Conference here

Plans foi- the Provincial sessions of the ‘Irons-Canada Boys’ Con- ‘ference to be held in this city Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 were rrqje at a meet. ing of the Prince lxlward Island Boys Work Board yesterday. bead- ershlp will be supplied by Rev, George Tuttle of the Rellgioug Ed..- cation Council of Canada.

Rev. E. R. Woodside, Cornwall, presided at the meeting. which was held at Hunter River at the home of Rev. L. M. Murray. The board was informed that the Rev. W. C. Machum, Kentvllle, was in charge of arrangements for three large Efliheflnfis for the Marlfime Pro- vinces. The Rev. I. J. Levy, Char- lottetown, is in qharge of local at- rangements. Dominion-wide confer_ ences planned by the various Pro- l testant bodies, including United Church, Baptist Church, Presbyter- ian Church, Anglican Church, Dis- ciples of Christ and others. are be- ing held during Autumn weekends, across the nation, Mr. Levy stated. The theme ls “Boys and a Better World." Boys of twelve and 0701‘ 1 and their leaders will assemble for‘ the opening session at the Baptist Church on Friday evening. Oct. 31

Rev. I. J. Levy stated that the Conference, the first of this nature held in 25 years, is designed for church youth of the various| church-affiliated organizations.

The Secretary also referred to the Boys Parliament which is rleld annually at Sackville during the Christmarholidays. The selection of delegates was discussed at length. and it was decided that delegates should be nominated at the Boys’ Conference.

A report of the Boys’ Camp held inJuly at Marshfield was adopted.

Rev. E. R. Woodside was cori- firmed in the office of chairman. and Rev. R. E. Shaw, New Glasgow, was named vice-chairman.

lliechant - McKcarney liuptials

A wedding of much interest was solemnlzed yesterday morning at 6.15 in St. Paul's Church. when lMise Jean Mabel McKearney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Prank McKearney of Charlottetown be- came the bride of Joseph Franz Dechant. Corporal in the P. E. I. Highlanders.

Rt. Rev. Mgsr. G. J. Macbellan, V. G. performed the ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass. The ladies choir was in attendance and sang appropriate hymns during the ceremony. Mrs. Roy Silliphant who presided at the organ 915W?! $116 Wedding March as the bridal par- ty entered the church. During the Mass, Mrs. Silliphsnt sang very beautifully. "Sweet Sacrament Di- vine" and while the register was being signed played The Rosary. 'I'he bride was very charming in a street length dress of navy blue silk crepe with navy hat and matching accessories. She carried an arm bouquet of ‘ ‘iolus.

Miss Mary Gillia of Charlotte- town attended tho bride and wore a wool dress of soldiers’ blue wltti marching accessories. The bride's mothbr wore a costume of black and white. The bride's brother, Mr. Alfred McKeai-ney was beat man.

After the ceremony a sumptuous wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's aunt, Min MacDonald, Cambridge Street. Aa- slsiing in serving at the breakfast were: Mrs. Eva Morrison, Miss Bal- ly Basler, Miss Margaret MacNeili, Mrs. William Cousins. Mrs. Leo Wood, Mrs. Ronald Hutchinson.

The bride and groom loft lam for a short honeymoon in the Mari- times. The bride is the stone;- rapher at the Dominion Govern- ment Experimental lib: Form ind has many friends in Bummoraldo who extend congratulations. The groomwasalsoomembarof tbs 11px Experimental Farm fu- some time. '

Before her marriage tho girl friends of the bride gave a party

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of some very lovely ‘ma. The Guardian Joins a hug (-1 flhndl 1h Wishing Corporal mg]

Mrs. Doohunt wedded Ufa-gm ‘an o’ up”

li.C.A.F. 79th Casualty list

UITAWA, Oct. 1 —(CP) — The Royal Canadian Air IPoroe 79m casualty Pat, ifilléd today, reported three men killed on. active service overcsas and four missing after ov- erseas air operations.

The ilat also ‘ ‘uded two men previously reported missing and now prisoners of war and one man lmviously reported drowned in Ca. M411 now missing, believed drowne .

Willy's casualty report brought total air force dead and missing re- Ported officially since the outbreak of war to 832,

Pollowing is the latest casualty list with official numbers and next of kin: ,

Overseas:

Killed 0n active service:

1711881111. John Frederick, flgh, Con. 1176154, Mrs. W. P. Duggan (mother) Spryfield, N. s.

Humphrey. John Weir, sgt, Can M5191. Mrs. J.A. Humphrey (mom. er) Sunny Brae, N. B.

Klbbe, Donald Kyle, SgL, can B65344, Mrs. K. A. Klbbe (mother), Westfleld, Mass,

Missing after air operations:

Brown, William Raymond James, PO» Can. M785, Mrs. W. R. J. Brown (wife) Vancouver.

Graham. Sydney Amos, Po. Can. J370'l. Mrs. F. A. Graham (mother) London, Ont.

Htzgerald. 'i‘erence Cunliffe. Sgt... Cfln- B61798. Mrs. '1‘. C. Fitzgerald (wife) Grenfell, Sask.

Hlltz. John Cllston, Sgt, can, R- $488. E. B. Hlltw (father) Kentvflle,

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Previously reported missing-now reported prisoner of war:

Gifford, Melville Harrison, PO.. Can. J514i, Mr. H. H. Gifford, (father) Sherbrooke, Que.

Delaney, Michael Bonaventure Cyriile, Sgt, Can. R55227. D_. De- laney (fatheri 166 Aberdeen St. Quebec.

Canada:

Previously reported drowned; now mlssng believed drowned;

Holt, Charles Ray, LAC. B97663, H. Ferguson (friend) Portland, Ore- gon.

Seriously injured on active ser- vice:

Desroslers, Joseph Jean Charles AC1, B55818, E. Desrosiers (father) Mount Joli. RR. No. l, County Ma- tane, Quebec.

Seriously lll on active serucs:

Allan, James William Floyd. LAC. R 8594, Mrs. J. W. F. Allan (wife) Sidney, B. C. ,

Davie. James Campbell, A112,, R- 96442, R. Davie, (father) Pueblo, Colorado.

MIN. DISCUSSES

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ago per month cost value, or a grazid to-tal for the l0 months 0f $135,904 face value of Certificates.

"There have been no paid offl- cials in Prince Edward Island in the War Savings Certificates work. A11 workers have given their services freely in great public service.

"1 wish to point out to the hon- orable Minister that this ls an a - rlculrturai vjlnce, there being o y about thi y flfills employing yearly fifteen or more of a s aff accordlnx to Dominion statistics and waves are low so only a small investment can be expected front the Employer- Eml ee an. a/Pfll‘ from Govern- merlitowofflglah and Canadian Na- tional Railway employees.

“It is estimated that about seven thousand of our young men have enlisted in the army. navy or air force, all potential urchasers for War Savin s Certif tea. l have been in tmic with a number of tho officers and men oif these forces and mid a good proportion of them are rig War Savings Certifi- cates regularly but because they are stationed in other rovinces, this rovlnce eta m credt for the purcfiases unoss the applicant giv his home address to have itil cert lcahe mailed

would n o

to. lnt out that of

Mn. Miller's father. Col. Miller’;

rounwhcnshowalW-nupicut

an» minor»

lilo wife, at present living In Durban, South Africa.

Elect Officers For Air Cadet Corps Committee

Kensing-ton and Vicinity

Mr. Rcigh Stewart, Campbellton, N. B. is spending a few days in Kc n, the guest of his parents 1 (in Olgflflnllllégn gfaggflngfl? he“ Mr. an Mrs. Thomas Stewart.

as even g eect 0 rs for ' i

the civil committee rci- the Ill‘ ci- 1 5 “mm “m” Km“ “ ‘t def WPP and w make arrangements flfirigegt m ‘iligiie poafniy/lrfinddgxilfse. for the visit of wing Commander ,Alonzo Webster in Norboro on Wed- Memalfe and Flying officer q, A_ lnesday evening in honor of Liciit. fiygggwho a; “ma; “a lfiitm“; Eéflili at“? i“. its‘? a e corps o Canada. . Pet- ' ' ' -' er o. clerk. presided. i535‘: find? ‘Kfiliimgln’ $13.53.‘.

The officers elected were: Chalr- Luncheon was served to all. man, W. B. Darby, vice-chairman. “*-

Nell R. Durant, Honorary Becre- Wu?‘ ghlgfitrtgw“ i817. R S. Hinton; honorary trcas- a s n8 0n‘ urer. S. G. Merriam. Mr. Clark then vacated the chair and Mr. Darby, Y. P. U. met in the assemb the newly-elected chairman, took °f 111* "med 011mm ‘>11 W over his new duties. Cotton m m 1h

Mr. A. R. Brennan reported that rem b

he had received word that W. c. Meicalfe and Flying Officer Guy- M51111 , me,- would m“ gunners,“ on charge of the mee lng of the lit mm”, md u,“ a mam,‘ w“ u“ aglilch was closed by the bone c. T811894 for in the town hall when these distinguished visitors would explain the new air cadets unit. Parents and citizens would be wel- come at this meeting so that they would be able to get acquainted with the plans of the air cadet corp. , It was also stated that these of- ficers would meet the boys at the high school at 10.30 on Saturday morning. Much enthusiasm was shown at the meeting and no doubt the corps will meet with success in ®mmerside.

The secretary was asked to write to the commanding officer at the Summerside airport to acquaint him of the progress made by the com- mittee and to advise him of W. C. Metcalfe’s coming visit-S.

IOOIH

the rol call. The Misses Wanda

Miss Lyiie Stewart, Charlottetown and Miss Doris Stewart, ley, were recent visitors to Norboro

Mrs. Hugh Stewart.

A large number attended the card party and dance held at the home of James Gallagher in Margate on Wednesday evening in aid of the] Credit Union. 1

Pte. Peter Macdonald of the Home Veterans Guard stationed at V_al- cartier Quebec, ls spending a few days at his home in Kensington.

A number from this communiiy attended the show and dance iii Bradalbane Hail on Wednesday ev- cning.

The Sviunmerside Road unit of the Red Cross branch in Kensington met at the home of Mrs. Preston Toombs on Thursday afternoon. One quilt was uilfed, Luncheon was served by t e hostess. Next meeting is to be held. in two weeks time at the home of Mrs. John Walker.

Mrs. Johri Walker returned to ner hoirie in Kensington after spenomg

CBC Financial Report Submitted the past few weeks in Halifax vViJi her sister Mrs Howe and Rev. Mr.

OTTAWA. Oct. 7 _- (CP) — the, Ho“, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation ______ had a net operating surplus v1 flat-l Ml‘, Joseph Jackellnan and son 585 during the year ended last Hsm-w are Spending a few days m March 3i, it was siiowli in ill.’ Sam, John, N, B,

030's annual report, submitted lo ___._

War Services Minister ‘inorson by Mrs, Leo Hughes returned to her Rene iVlo1'ili_ chairman of the isoilzu home in Kengmgpon recently alter ‘)1. 301191111115. 111111 made P1191113 1°‘ spending the past ycal‘ in Unreu 111E111». , Slates.—H.

A summary of income and expcn-, ditures, signed by General Manna!” Gladstone Murray and Treaswr Harry Baldwin, listed income oi 032,194 and (EXQCIlLilLUICS of $3.9. . . .,

By far the largest income item was the $3,140,209 received in idol. licence fees. Commercial broadcas-

I I Six Canadians I lrig brought iii $895,066 wliile suu- RIAIFI sldiary hook-ups gave income of . Mélgilelaiidiiures on programs,‘ tztfiéfi- fl

ed $421,755, station llcl»'0_l.. $72 909 and engineering $746,104. The surplus of $LdifhJB1 rcitiiainci .after allowance for depreciation 0 LDNDON 03L 7 _(CP Cab1e,_ fsiqs- an-djqlgy-{IWBF-I-l“ Six Canadian alrmen- from British Columbia. Manitoba and Ontario--

the thousand mil ion dollars or more were ‘named in the, diflllifll d being spent in Canada for ‘war Forces H3ld casualty list .sue to munitions and pants none of 11 15 night. spent in 1111a Province. ~ Following is tile list or Canadian "Last fail, the farmers sold their casuames and their next_of_kln;_ potaliocaiglpérévgliliflgriieggoké-irdaliipog, Prevwuyy reported missing, now H5 8 I ~ . cost, to produce the potatoes. ibelieved killed in action, b0 1 “Those things show why our- Farmer, D.G..Sergfl111. 1'11 n subscriptizn to War Savings C931 Vancouver, wife lives in York, Eng- tiflcates is less 011 8 D61” ca?‘ 15nd, b11515 1-118" 111 the “h” Pmvmces. Prei 1 eporied missing now °1 oanfld‘? which have a w“ presuiyngdlsgillxcd 1n actlonz- ' tvilietiirligisvaganilfi rillgikiicevelagififizaiiixd 151:1 TWi-mirdl R- H" sergemx" In)?‘ ves n

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P . and is the lowest per caplta of any, British Columbia, fathei province in Canada. , Victoria, B. C.

"However, notwithstanding thrse wr|ght_ J, 1),, 5ergeant, born in 11158151111195» m" Pepme- young am|vancouvcig aunt lives in Aberdeen. 01d, rich and poor, have res nded Enghmd to the call b a good contr butlon ' and I feel, t fall. our famifl‘ friends will be aible to invest even] a larger amount in War Savngs Certificates as the prospect 01 P"- Mcriidon, A. R., sergeant. from ces for 111911‘ Pmdu“ 15 “w” eml Toronto, mother lives in Oshawa. wgmghm t already ln- ont-

Fmm ‘he "“°““ m. Whltecross, .1. A-. flying Officer-

‘tlliiéwpfiiflghiygei: fivltiligspggtldtfllftlgawill‘ from Winnipeg. J- 11111116111”!

t e Certificates ma-i (father) Winnipeg. lteuggivgswiloli-edlfithor iniere-Si $81131! Previously reported missing. 110W in addition to the return of their, presumed killed on active service!- invested capitai- It la mv°$m°mfl H111, c. a. s, Aircraftman. Port gmmgelgci-"gnflgggyglndgnfy“g°".bfiil Arthur Ont. c. c. Hills (father) c o ' ’

i 12c conditions in Canada. ‘PO11 Arthur. 0111,, W Hwereusb

“'I'he fact that Mr. usiev. Pin-l Sgt-a Farmers" '18‘ __ ' once Minister of Canada. 011° '91 ed missing after air operations dn - 1 the busiest 171°“ l“ 111° 1511i h“, ing May. 194i. Farmer was named 00m‘? W 91'1"“ Edward Island w‘ in a casualty list May 4 and Wrlsm speak to us on the sub ect of War, ,0 “y. “ten

savings Certificates cates tho: i Minnow nu. pain.

Missing:-

thie work is loo-aid 1119011 ll d importance."

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Appointment of Col. W. Miles Miller. Canadian-born officer with the British Army to o new command with headquarter! in Nairobi, Kenya (hiony. East Africa, has been verified by a cable received from