~ Bedroom Suites,

SEPTEMBER N. 1944

THE ‘WESTERN GUARDIAN

i AGENTS: l. liner Murphy, 3| may" 5g” u‘ e Claw. l0 Ottawa It. BUMMEIBIDE all PIINCI COUNT!

Newl- Bnbeeriptlions, Ad ‘l ‘Ilsefilerilisnmaybeboeghtdnu g o; _ .wmfllllsm Ia Sommzm, u“ M swimw- I vlrllel Drlrmn. w ier sires. m,“ usury, wsier Street. usrlr osussi. 8'! orsrlviu. SQ“:

The Guardian Illi be delivered to any home in sllflmgffllg‘ confer my If lo Pl!‘ ill! 01' l" Pll’ week. {hone 289 for this service

' l if dsi’ i d5 MacK..St ll BetOn. “- give your order to the N! IIINIIUG l" llbllvlflll 0h your route. " : ‘ Cm“ ‘MW w my“ Pickm‘ Co" ghgislligblg gvsorlénby darpetlfcgiafraztlbf Rav Keenan, tilt] Higlrolldg Buea chulmtemwni by smuay- 5'9"] 37 5 Its objective was 84000 and an Johnstone o-rnc. t, Dr a L N“ l, . “m”: aw‘ 945'“ the chairman tlhe fiflfllnfildll the belief that when all _II 9 -- ' CN '-’ i di,llll‘.EdlW J D0816. f thPr llnnFSummenide, will be closed hidav afternoon in htlhdloPelllglxl-(v! M“. ‘r ‘. roman coU3T-_' l“ "'6 “n” 15115.»... at the dlnnder inmth: wrlllnbe foundvtxlliliset fife from sent. 10 to Oct. a inclusive. Health Nurse's om~ . Town Hail. - ~ 00v" wwrdlv. I drunk Wu Ilv- Army citsael last evening that the; objective of $6.000 will be over sub- 0-18-20-22 Holds from 2 p,m_ R G 9n 3 WWW 05y iulPfllded 5911' City "had raised $5.460. with many scribed. L“ STATION 8-16-1044 tence. I PAECTIDDClOgQ ‘ssitiil to cane; chAgjléléfltlgb (Mercer gnbvaflcn ,_ —-——— -—-— _ iv on exoe ores; A ‘NE’: $50.43, mun; “Inca -—’.l‘lll FALL 351.1,}; o; me P BUCKINGIIAM CIGAIITTEB quolaefllxi the one-day drive, the “l? earlm thankcd chairman l“ h. ‘tummy M‘ Earle “c. Cont-THY. P. U. will be held in - Present Curtain Time 0.3.0. net-i highest. Division No. 4. led by Johnstone and his 150 Work!“ W! .3 w“ t m‘ bc‘tlan o; h“ we“ on , 33nd at , work every Wednesday, over CBA [Clifford d. exceedinx its the splendid results they had ob- el-Lltn'bud'na‘ Wm: street cut. 3 olkiiloik. Rev. W. S. Godfrey M at 0 .t"'i'onight, “Cupid ‘objgctivetgy pertcent ‘gliaegéeag; rained. gummerside. The new station will ‘W maker. 9-20-21. - llireehd Initially Pte. x w McAi-thuy WM y,“ m‘ ' °"'°- . .9‘? "l ° l“ W" . hove a hydrflllllc ll°ll$ ind 0316i‘ To ATTEND ROI-HES“! Th MIMI lelfl ' been servlngloverseas for the past RID CD086 Ci led Child l ' modern equipment. On tha same M, - f . _ t ,- o... o m 1 i ‘P’ "'1 can. .1. c. nAvlzy l' M-vwv-uvuw ___ ropertv will also be constructed o. rlsfi‘ gflgkggllje "urfaglltiliénluuito “Jfuzfc Djfgvggffilam Ifyfigtilfluotmgorilggle gitiaigwgeghslramyvéleictc. nah" i Mrs. James Davey. 5a Brighten _ The septerhber mceiihz of the building for the auto salvage bu-‘il- attend the Birls school at Roth ViibtPlilfI-llulllllll h“ ' " I ' ‘ ' 9' _a; u Ave, has been informed that her r Vernon Women's Institute WSI _ egg which Mr. McDonald oper- . e‘ "UIII$ ' husband. Gnr. J. C. Dave u~no hos held at the home of Mrs. Rich- ' n say, NB. they were accompanied MIDI - leqenilf '—-— I - y‘ lies in coniunctluh with "it 111""! to Saint John by Mrs Re inald keen - nae on saloon _ Th fir - "m "mm"; WWW‘ f" "use ' ‘l “'4 M"°"“°- Mew" “'35 °p°“°d station-S. lPope-S. ' g men yesterday were called lo eii- and a ha“ yams‘ was “Tlullded ' by the Creed’ Rm ca“ w“ ans-

—PROPERTY PURCHASED. —‘|

Mr. K. C. Irvin , St. John, preéid om», of the Irv ng Oil Co. Ltd

was in Summerslde last week. It

g reporhd that the Irving Oll Co

gfnlnersldo on the water fron

n-cm Mr..John E. Campbell. This resid It is thought that this lot will be used

tanks-S. s

-3513» - llarrnu. WEDDING ' l?’ _A very pretty wedding took place My

rty is just east of the gllocge Mr. Earle Carney.

for the erection of s‘

n, Trlnfty United Church, Sum nierside. on Thursday

Rev. John Jarvie unitrd in marri

age Helen Dorothy ‘Heffell, only dgughler of Mr..and Mrs. Harry

lirffell, Borden, to Flight Lieut Malcolm Francis Baird, son

wedding march played by

page. She hei- floor length

sweetheart. neckline.

l gth veil was held in place by Ell she‘

a wreath of orange blossoms. carried a bouquet 0f Red Rosa,

baby breath and maiden hair fernh to order by the president,

Tile bridesmaid was Miss Eileen Campbell who wore a floor length gown of powder blue taffeta with

gap to match and carried a bou-Vfhree new members were enrollcd.'

quet of sweetheart fuses. Th9

groom W55 supported by h‘s hm»

thcr Mr. Cedric Baird of Mount Pleasant. R.C.A.F station. The bride's mother wore a two-piece dress of Queen's blue with co of pink rose: and black acces- sories. The grown’: Bl" W the bride was a string of pearls and to the bridesmaid a gold indenti- fcatlon bracelet and to the best man a silvsr cigarette lighter. Af- ter the ceremony a, reception was hzld a‘. Mulberry Lodge to which were invited relatives and friends of the young couple. The table was centered by a beautiful wed- ding cake which was cut by lille bride. The customary toasts were given and duly honored. Later the young bride and groom left by car for Charlottetown and on Frday afternoon left by train thvh by boat for the mainland on their honeymoon which will be lpeil in various Canadian cities. after which they will take uil "Sld- ence in Pennfield Rdgfl. N- l3- whore the groom is stationed. For going away the bride wore a two- piece suit of powder blue will‘ black seeesscle. and corsaee 0f American Beauty roses. Previous to her marriage a shower was held in her honor hjv girl fr ends of the Granville l-fcurc. Summertime- whm many lovely gifs were re- ceived consistlflz 0i’ silver. line" and oyrex. also a beautiful blazi- ket from the staff of R. T. H.1- mnhs were the bride was em- ployed before her marl-inle-

AIIGTIUN SALE AT KINKORA 1 will sell lJlTuhlte Auction FRlDAgogli-PT. 22nd Household Furniture Consisting of Dining-Foul", Kitchen

Furniture, etc.; also Farm-

aii Tractoru J. W. FARMER, Kinkora.

BESIRABLE PROPERTY-

FOR SALE

‘here will be sold by Pub- lic Auction on Monday. September 25. 1944, at 12 o'clock noon on the prem- ises, 51 Spring Street, Sum- mersiiie, the residence of the late P. B. Clark.

The property will be open for inspection on Wed- nesday, September 20th and Friday, September 22, from 1 to 8:30 p. m. by applying lo the undersigned. '

Dr. A. A. Lockhart,

Thomas D. Carrutliers, Executors".

M

fictional Filin

Board MOVIES (Visual Education)

limiters-Tuesday Remington-Wednesday

d a property east of

evening,’ Sept. 14th at 7 o'clock when lihaifffililt of an scclde

of ‘ ed for judgme Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Baird, Frederlc- ' MacNau ion, N.B. To the strains of the Miss Mary Geldart, organist, the bride entered the church on the arm ofi was gl her father who gave her in mar-i having in looked charming in, gown of while] sheer, cut on princess lines and! Her shoulder; bular month]

Sincerely.

,Mrs. W. Russel Rogers,

>5 United States. the Maine pota

l the farmers ha

idrought and other causes-S.

-—POLICE COURT.-

In ummersiue Police

Pleasant was charged

owner's consent.

;of Sept. 9th whe

wrecked on . of the town.

l Crown an

day mornln! a Summers‘

watch-S.

River sub-division of the

iJ. McNeil, Lot 16. Meeting called Mrs. ‘Leo Praught and rprayer by Rev. Fr.

Murphy. Roll ‘call was answered by

21 members.

‘Minutes of last meeting read und adopted. lottery tickets which were voluntarily made by Mrs. Bcn- ‘jamln (formerly Eileen Larkiui twcre given to members to be sold

rsaBe , at an early date. The treasurer I Wm be m“ 3Y5‘ t" “l” Gluule 1'61)-

reported $22.00 on hand. Yarn was passed out to have knltJng done 'for boys overseas. A vote of thanks was tendered the members of Lot l6 the splendid

not permit them to attend meetings but they keep ,in touch with all needs of the sub-division and respond gener- ously. The prize offered the school for general L proficiency was awarded to bilss Doreen McLean. A similar prize will be given th's year. A pleasing rouort on ihc convention held in Cilarlottetswn was gum! by Miss Darla Praught. which enjoyed by all. A very helpful and inspiring talk by Rev. Fr. Murphy was greatly apprecat- ed. Miss Janie McLeilnn in her ilsual jovial and capable manner conducted a successful sale of articles which were donated by the members. Luncheon was served by ‘he hcstese assisted by her daugh- ters Jennie. Eileen and Gertie (who are all hOme from Montreal on holidays). A vole of thanks was extended to Mrs. McNeil for a very pleasant evening and a profitable meeting Mrs. Harold Brown k'ndly invited the members to her home for the next meeting where when a. card psirtv will be held. Meeting closed ivith prayer for the armcd forccs followed by God Save the King-S,

Personals

—Miss Roberta Gorrill. Sum- merslde. was a week-end vlsltnr to Charlottetown. the tzilest of her sister. Mrs. K, R. Thomas and Ft-Lt. Thomas.—S.

—Miss Martha MacFariane re- turned on Friday to Winter Park, Florida. after spendinz! the sunl- mer with her motile-r. lift-s. Nathan MacFarlanc, Summerslde-S.

—-LAC. Keith Affleck. Green- wood, N S, spent the weekend in Bedeque the uest of his parents,

Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Affleck

Letter 0f Sympathy

Mrs. S. Plneau, 31 Euston St has received the following letter from Capt. C. F. McDonald WlllCll speaks for itself:

Pineau:

You will have received by now not'fication of the death of yuul‘ son, Frank.

There is little I, as his Section Officer, can say at this time that will lighten your sorrow or ease the

aln of your loss.

It will be some comfort to you to know that he died instantly, com-

--IIOME mom us. - Mr. and Coleman, ~' have returned home after an ex- tended trip to various places in the Mr. Rogers visited to belt and found _ d a much smaller potato crop than last year due to

the Court yester-

momiflg, before Magistrate E. slfuflil’. K.C. an airman from. with taking an automobile without the‘ This case was the! nt on tile evening; n the truck of the P- E- I- Baa Co. mo. was found!

ght, KC. represented the,‘ d Mr D .0. Stewart, KC‘ the P.E I. Bag Co .Ltd. On Mon- man vch three months in Jail for’ his possession a slolefgg]

—C.W.L MEETING — The re- y meeting of Grulld

C.W.L. I . was held at the home of Mrs. John , m

‘lpened will; Bu! Perhaps the single mast im-

Shu" 415-915 Reinforcement: iiot

Properly Trained

TORONTO, Sept. l8 — (OP)- Major Connie Snlythe, M. C., who returned to Toronto today with a large group of other Canadian servicemen repatriated from over- seas, issued a statement from his bed at Christie Street military ' hospital tonight asserting that re- inforcements bcing received over- seas are “poorly trained."

Major Smytlies statement as follows:

“During my time in France and in the hospitals of France and England I was able to discuss the reinforcement situation with of- ficers of units representing every gactioniof Canada. Iltalkedc to 3f-

sc . OBIS rom ill‘ 88S Bill 8H8 S, alley-Fields day eofa Kg,“ ‘Egg French Canada. Ontario and all ic-and who goesn-L mesa days; the western provinces. They agreed ——Cl31l'f,m155 "how Mummcnyvq |that the reinforcements received

As you might imagine “m, ma‘ now are green, inexperienced and title, Kid Cupid draws a bead on poorly trained. Besides this gen- bowriiskercd Monty, and before he eral statement, specific charges knows it he's together with C-rllclfi are that "why hiivehcver thrown a rose-covered cottage — with a a grenade. Practically all have lit- ilaugh for every single shingle- on tie or no knowledge of the Bren ilhcrwf. gun and finally. most of them ihave never seen a Plat anti-tank ‘gun. lct alone fired one. These of- ficers are unanimous in stating that large number of unnecessary

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SUMiVlERSlDE

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WAS

Laugiiterpiliiaranteed in ‘lioly Matrimony’

If you'd like to

Jovian: factor in keeping [he pic- ilure at the proper pitch is Gracie, ‘Fields. the fuincd English comcdl. cnne who b

Sh“ exhibits l“ h" llll-llltly soldiers who have the

cnsls Fm. “w” “m0 haw”! 5"” added task of trying to look after lor heard her (as those who have; m, negvcorners as we“ as mum

es.

“I give these true facts of the reinforcement situation in the hopes that (l) Col. Ralston, if he has other information, will know that his facts are out-of-date, or

trescnts tin.- flncst kind of treat the 5e screen can present. She is a per- ifect team-mate for Mooty - and] to say more would be superfluous. i | As for gruff. hearty. bcwhiskerd that there is

- such i] thing fls low Which makes ma‘ he m5 be"? mlsmmrmed: well- Imus.- The Banff united Church 1

mo much __ The taxpayer will insist that

about; the sham of ghflngs m came more monry b: spent on But it in no wire gages {he barbs‘ trained soldiers in this country ex- cut of the famous Wgongy gg|g5_ and cept to send them to the battle- ,his ursnuite on his butler. the pol- fr<>1ii== i!) The heuiuc» “he voted cc and the world ht large {Ire 55mg.- thcse men should be used over- “lllllit! to behold No one has cvor Seas when needed, should insist fieflr-d his command nf the Eniz- on the government caruving out Sll lil-‘iiiilagc — and aff-s-l‘ scoinz‘ the will of the people; and i4) the .“l-Io1v Matrimony," all will be ron-' relatives of the lads in tllc fight- vinced that words are stronger than ing zones should ensure no furth- er cusuciltics arc caused to their

blows i?“ .ov.'n flesh and blood by the fail- PUSH ure to scncl overseas reinforce-

__ ments now available in large num- i icontlnucd from page l.)

bers in Canada." _ _ _ hMajpr Smytiie is in lllospita} fquippmen, minim d '. "' " *1; cre or treatment of a sirapne land from m8 skiles‘ w“ o“ ° » wound suffered uhlle on service in A front dispatch said the

Normandy with his Sportsmenu people of Holland surpassed the

i

Battery. French in their hilarious WCI- RALSTON poNmlmNG st

lllnl wonder-but not

came io liberating troops. OTTAWA Sept 19 _(CP)_ De_ Lmrmcd Aethrhndiffis "‘ fence Minister Ralsfon was under- rncn. women and c dren- 00d today to be panda-mg were pouncing on griY-ilrs u! whether to roplv to last night's

Germans and holding tham for | tho arrival of parachute troops. [ The Yuri prisoners were des- cribed a5 mostly poor specim- ens. _

Possibly 1,500 Alied planes

all, including about 7W bombers. . smashed me enemy m“ centres 01', overseas and asked for their views

. e . r r i ~ , ~ ‘ . , b s in a 11love to keep German ' iii". (ioallslglidllllebfifdlfsslsliolgll grltlecisgl. Ihcovy’ artillery from coming within ’

I Defence Headquarters officials range‘ 0f the Afnllem-Nlimeflelll and public relations officers would poc e .

First Fall Rains

not comment. The brlliant Allied operatioxll ti: Statement. from Ottawa turn the enemy“ IIDFJICYXI fan took oil increascld importance as OTTAWA, Sept l9 - (CP) — fall ruins turned the front from Defence headquarters said tonight Cologne to ‘Bolfort gap into a qimg- in a statcmcn. that Canadian rain- nllre, Sllllibllllg ttllfla flazsd tgtrflght grceféientsmaffiagbyglg ttgaflllxllliziiguiéll ‘lie Amer can is . i‘ all u!“ u“ i! ll ‘ lute. to a virtual standstill. Along eludes grcniids-B. bren ‘sun and the Moselie River and into tgietsaellcr Piartz tralnmgl.’ whatmer" have ‘l ' ':d 1a , n an s “ companis ' Slllliflleglfbdt tlllfigillgll ficclbeuilng mud. beelloreceived from thehenaral of- . ' di f c l- fl mmanding-‘nc 2f over- giglclaofanwlroiiiias (bdt sear 019° “insufficiently - trained" German resistance in Bouloguc.’reinforcements, added the statement, finding the enemy strongly entrerr, issued 24 hours after MBJ- C°mll° oped 1r. the southwestern section of Smythc charged in a statement in the valuable channel port. Toron o that reinforcements beinsi William Stcwnin, Culladlan Press received overseas were “poorly fro’- W r Correspondent, said in a field nod " disullufch Canadian shock troops The headquarters rem-v hi?“ fighting in the town and in 1.: no mention of Maj. Smytho. NH‘- Pcrimeter defences have taken 3.- firgnlligerezséwtopnsexstozcelgzlréhl: ooggeligliiserriIl-aroadcast acknowledged‘ trainings of irilrforcements sent to cangdjgn forces had fought thfilfiliuance." way inio Boulogne but asserted .h¢y had been “pens o" ‘n! couml, No Reaction Yet gufiodlgegtlgggkflleogked out. twcl TORONTO. Bert 1° — w?‘ - German batteries during three daysl Maj. Connie Sfnythe, convalescinl in the Calais area where another: at Chorlcy Park Military Hulllllfll

statement by Maj. Connie Smythc of Toronto that Canadian Army reinforcements arrived overseas poorly trained.

It was also understood Col. Ral- ston has sent a. copy of the Smythe statement to high staff officers

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- lved in Normandy. pocket of enemy folces is beslescd by from wounds YEW ls. Canadian flrrty fis. said today he héexstjglothsiegensogtgliffiiafi

any reaction

last night assu-ting that reinforce-

pletely without puln. And 1 can re- assure you that everyth‘ng possible was done to give him a decent’ Christian burial. He rests with com- . i-ades and his Maker in the small Canadian Military Cemetery at Mondeville, just outside of Csen, Normandy.

Frank was my Section Sergeant, end u such, was my Illht hand mah- He did his work quietly and effl- ciently. and was well liked by all who came in contact with him. I may say in this case the traditional gulf between officer and N C. 0, no non-existent, and so I lose in Frank mt only e capable N: C. 0.. but also e. true friend.

The one consoling thought f have in h’; death, is that he died for a Cuuso- and a Country in which he I firmly believed.

If there is any way in which I may be of assistance to yuu. you know you have but to ask.

. F. MacDonald.

John C ' in, R. C. Signals.

Capta

. _.. . moot now arriving overseas are

.' '. "poory trained." ' Mo], smythe indicated he would

not be surprised if military Mid- quarlers at Ottawa disapproved of his statement but he had read some- where of a pledge by Pensions Min- ister Mackenzie that returned sol-

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This l_n In reserved f an 0 I T7! _______ .. ..:.'. ........ .... ...':.......,- ! ver e 70p n 8 3i li.'l°".li..i"i‘" S".$i°..i'."s'.“‘ i ' ' ' we . . y- _ "vi-i" in ‘ - Salvation Army D1108 “lift! cooks for Photos. m _ ---— i u’ * ‘ ,,9£§§5§"*T'°" u" m’ The City of Charlottetown’ went its objective helonfled to Divide! IRS. ' over its objective yesterday in the No. 4 and was led bv A. B. Cut- _. BEND You“ APPLES ‘m, Red Salvation Army Provincial Csimp- members war!

tinguisli a blaze on Hiiisboro Brldse. believed caused b’; hot cin- ders from a locomotive. he boost- er pump was used. Little damage.

SAFE 1N ENGLAND -_ . James Burke, Hensely 3t. has ye- ceived the good news from her hus- band Pte. James Burke that he is in a Canadian Hospital in England and expects to return to his unit shortly. Pte. Burke was reported missing July 19.

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J. C. Burke returned holne from overseas Monday by the Wcod Island Ferry. Clarence suffered bullet wound; in his left foot while serving in France. His father is also serving in the R C.A.M C. in France. l-le met a lot of Island boys and Nursing Sisters while in the hospital.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY FOILED-An attempted burglary was foiled last night when an in- mate of 240 Sydney Street caught a juvenile rezi handed in one of the rooms. Tile juvenile had climbed up the side of the house and had entered a room in which a young girl was sleeping. Her screams aroused other inmates and the lad was caught and held until police officers arrived to take him into custody.

EGG MARKETS, PRICES — Egg receipts appear to be holding steady with no change in prices. Puiiet production is supplement- ing decrease in production of adult stock to some extent. Quality shows some improvement due to prevailing cool weather. PEI. stations quoting for ungraded eggs delivered AL 36-8, AM 35. AP and B C 18-24. Graded ship- ments delivered Charlottetown, AL 41, AM 39. AP and B 28 l-I. C 22. Dressed poultry receipts are increasing.

ILLOTT-JOI-[NSTONE WED- was the scene of o, quiet ceremony on Monday, August 21, when Miss Mary Kier Johnstone, formerly of Long River P. E. I. became the bride of Mr. Ernest Thomas Iiott,

tboth of Calgary. Rev. T. H. Lous-

dale officiated. Mr. David C. Johnstone gave his sister in mar- riage. She wore a frock of rose with matching accessories and her cor-