15. i943

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giiy no damage-

house had the blaze almost extin- when the fire fighters ar-

guished rived-S- _A JOLLY TIME - Taking pege from Uncle End's book, the sununerside Y's men staged a hfi- Ly successful barn dance at - couchc on Wednesday evening in the newly opened potato Ware- house of Driscoil and McFarland. To the music of George Ohappeli and his orchestra the large crowd or merry makers gathered from all sections of the countryside and it was est-mated that about 800 people were in attendance. In the upstair section of the warehouse ‘l-Iughles l-iot Dogs" were in so great demand mat it was almost impossible to fill the orders which kept comin over the counter all the evening. ust a- cross the way fmm Hugh es booth George Clark with his "Minute Photo" camera did a thrlvln bus- iness as tho lads and asslea arow in to have their picture taken as a souvenir , oi the o!!- zaslon. There was a sound of re- vglry by night and a thousand hearts beat halppilv as (Rome and m; music gave out with they had in the line of old time music. Perfect order was maintained all one“ “=.=.:;"r~.:e tarsal: are e llD vo t e cf "the belt ye ‘U-S

Personals

rMr. lllii Mrs, Emmett Mclvol" of Parry Sound. Ont.. are vlsltina! 1n Summerside. guests oi‘ Mr. Mc- lvor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. TA. Mclvor. B-

—Mr. John D. McIvor of Win. nlpeg is visitlnl! his vflxnts. Mr- Iliad Mrs. T. A. Mclvor. Summeg s e -

-Mr. Alfred Foley of Parry sound. Ont. is visiting his brother Mr. I. P. Foley. Summerside. also relatives in Alberton. _ B

—Mrs. Frank Ga-udct of Bedefllle has received a. wire sa ing her son L-Cpl, Cyrus J. Gail et had B1‘- rivéd safelv overseas. This is the second son Mrs. Gaudet has in England. Pie. Charles went 1n the spring.

-!lubert Muttart and son Al- fred s ent thanksgiving at their hcnie Chelton.

.4511, Fr k it l ft Monday morning tosioin (i? isusband in Amherst. _

-Ord. Seaman Roland 010w. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 010W 0f Bummerslde, who has been spend- ing s. furlough with his parents left on Tucsd resume his duties.

a United States Marine O0

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‘Ilia services for Sufilly 17th are es follows: Bedeqlse l1 A. M. Borden 3 P. M. ‘I60 P. M. Rev. James B. Baxter. . . Minister. 19.3.11,

I

-COMMI9S ONID . . mama All cons g u: mgr Mrs. Leo Coyle. Sumruersilie. have received word from their eldwt son Charles lieu Jr.. who is in

that he received smm commission on Friday. Oct. 8 at ‘clientele. Florida, where h. h“ teen training. I-ie is at present s; Daytona Beach. Florida, taking operational training. 2nd 14cm, (70yle is 20 years old and Joined up in Decel-nbe. i942 1-1; expggt; in be able to spend his next leave with gls loarentsd inmSummerside. Mr. (LY e serve th R. Corzs in the vlvast wag. on} my“:

iiillion Acre Gift By British Columbia To Service Members

VICTORIA, Oct. 13—(CP)- Adrift of , , acre; of so surveyed land for the ben- efit of British Columbia lit-Ml‘- vice men who can qualify as farmers under the Veterans‘ Land Act, 1942, was announced today by Premier Hart.

“ nvier the scheme made pos- sible by the l,000,000»-:scrc lift of the Provincial Government,

ivir. Hart said in selecting the farms for veterans litllraug of ‘ settlin on the land considerat-

ci aring,

transportation, rngrkcis, climate

arid suitability of mixed fann- I-

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adians will be taken off later. pro- bablv tomorrow morning.

The Americans. some borne stretchers and others who were nhle M hobhl" "rm "awn the gang-plank and were hustled to a

of Mrs. Wilbert Muttart,

R. R. now

_ THE

pm» o» ma}. "slim rpm" s memes weltcorou nusuio‘.

Directed by Peter. Godfrey _

And Short Subjects SHOWS 7.30. - 9.15 SATURDAY AT 2.30

SUMMERSIDE "j of

Wilbert Muttart, n. c,A,

ional Stsamslllns

y byivilli Root and Frank Fests;

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he rvcllt ._le ves-

Carib-

Lucia

a u REV. J. B. M.

SUMM SUNDAY,

Si. Mary's Anglican Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian Church

fury, will accord

lngs.

iioll Known Local llruggist Passes

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‘Friends in this city will learn with regret of the Dklgiilifl of Bar.

iceship with Mr. . , Jamieson and for some time has been con- ing a most successful business of his own on Queen Street.

Possessed of a friendly and court-

iul manner . Only last Saturdav he entered the Hospital. but he fall- ed to respond to H‘ ‘ ‘ awav shortly after noon.

He was a member of the Sons of England.

He leaves to mourn his wife and two children. Anne and Mary. Alan surviving arr- his parents. Mr. and

l» |=~s~1--.=~~i--~ m. ma» sears.‘ .l%1%%l‘l.‘...‘."§.. ‘hi’: h" G""~‘mm““' "l" mud Edward MacNcvin Cltv an: one ‘mark’ 52510009009’ u" Pn‘ brother Len. ln Vancouver to all "i" "m- 0f whom the Guardian EXT/ARCS sin-

cere svmpathv

....,l_ios|iital Bazaar Full Swing

were placed beside them. and utter feeble thank» This is the fourth round trip the Canadian iltsoixal cm. h. ' hind»: across tie Atantic s‘ into service this sprin

sel former flagship of m: Canad- mflan Nat econ cruise fleet. was convcrvczl to ML iler present use aficr she had been torpedoed last veal‘ in St.

Hospital Bazaar in

is iil fuii swing now and will wind ..,i on oaturday night when 8650.00 will be given away in prizes.

' Carl McDonald. 24 Pownal ....e'e.. was the lucky winner of a

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EAR. _ _ . ARMOUR. M.A. General Secs-e

BRITISH & FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY

ILLUSTRATED Lacrunli

_ ONDAY. 0.0T. 18th Glenwood United Church 8 pan. TUESDAY. OCT. 19th Illustrated Lecture O‘Leary. United Church 8 pas. WEDNESDAY. 0CT. Nth . Illustrated Lecture 'Alberton UniiciLClius-cil I pa.

Plan to hear this gifted‘ speakerand ills message; ,

The Rev. J. M. Murchison, Dill-riot Secre- puly the‘ Gen on his visit, and will also sddreermect- '

Ailotncr large crowd attended the‘ d the Charmtwmwn “mm the Sportinu Cull) ias illitilll. The entertainment

lovely parlor table lamp made and

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ERSIDE

OCT. 17th

Church 11 ma. 7 p.m.

8.80 pa.

Qlli Secretary

lletllrll from, Enloyalile Trip

Mr. sad Mrs. W. ll- Flynn of C ‘ ttewwn retarned last week from a two months trip. While away Mr. Flynn, who is State Deputy for the Knights of Columbus in Prince Edward Island attended the Sup-

Columbus which wok Cleveland, Ohio on Alilllst 17-19. The nvention was one of the lar- gest in the history of that order. Delegates from most cities in Can- ada, the United States South Am- erica, Mexico and ewfoundlend were in attendance. Mr. Francis P. Matthews of Omaha, Nels, the Sup- reme Knight of the Order presided and in s ‘ oi his

record was unanimously re-elected to this very high and honorable position-

At the close of the convention Mr. and Mrs. Flynn continued their Journey to Vanoouve where they visited relatives and friends as they did also at Victoria. They stopped off at several other Canadian cit- ies enroutc home. The weather was delightful all through and passen-

reme Convention o! the Knights of gm" l9 four

-I- I. IDINI

i no appoint-me t r u n Illfllllcege of m’; z-ioisi 11-11%

d by it. Bommervilie.

flufi-Gi“

0h’tolvn ‘Officer ~0fficially Listed In Promotions

UITAWA. Oct.

l4—(CP)~(Ad- vmcei- The Defence Department announced t the promotion of 60 oflicers and four other ranks of as army oversea-s. Mliors Promoted to acting Lieutenant-Colonel, 23 Captains lo flotilla Major. one honorary captain w honorary Major, 32 lieutenants to acting Uwtairl and iour ranks received their first appointments to Lieutenant. The promotions included»

liLD. No. 5 (Quebec)

To be acting Major-all P l- lcticr. Riviere Du Limp, Que. e

MD. Ne. 6 (Halifax)

To be acting Lieutenant-Colonel- J-D- slfiwir». Charlottetown. I T0 be actin: Major-db, Milli‘, Halifax.

‘I‘o be acting Captain-DH. Gillis Salt Springs. N .5.

l

ger traffic extremely heavy.

It ls interesting w note tht: supreme Knight Matthews, re-el- ected at the convention which Mr. Flynn attended is to be in Char- lottetown from October 3i to Nov- ember l. He will be present st the

observance of the 40th anniversagy o t e Knights of i‘ lumbus. which _was

the first organlmd in the Mari- times. The anniversary conference here will ‘ ‘ a banquet at the Charlottetown Hotel. Delegates from each council in this Province as well as many from councils in Nova

Scotia and New Brunswick are ex-

Brltish \-‘csl Indies. and later sal- voged.

After making two trips tb Britain she went to the liicdltz-rrnnean to nick up wounded from the North African campaign. and once nar-

hsililllk‘ .b_ rheulcal corps train gihich will carry them to clearing stations in their home country. Newsm-an were unable to approach them for interviews.

donated by William Liarchestel- St. The chicken dinner was won by Mrs. A..i. Murphy. 207 ‘mtzroy Street.

Once again those ill attendance

Flynn. J12.

pected to be ln ':.~‘.tendance.

Waiting in the watcrfrontsheds beside the brightly-painted Ladv Nelson, were women volunteers of the Red Cross and Canadian Leg. ion. who passed out cigarnis. choc- olate bars and fruit to the wound ed as thev were carried or walked from the ships. Some of the men.

While on ‘lyevave he visited llLs man friends and relatives in various parts of the Isiarlrl-S

I

lying stiff in their stretchers were

rowlv escaped destruction

rubble." sai les Higgins, an exchanged prisoner‘ '~“'war who has Just reached Brit-i

able only to grasp the gifts as they aln

The Ruhr s “one vast heap C

in Al. giers when a ship near her ex- plocied.

and singing, Bingo. wheels-of-for- tune, dart games and other amuse

of. had an opportunity of purchasing

hief Engineer Char-i fancy work and home conkixlk.

A ature of tonlfhf/s program will be the Mvsterv Ship which will ,l_be staged at 9.30 o'clock.

rm

daily wi

WHEN SHE

Q How could she tell him the truth? That he ryasogllilty of one fault women can’t forgive-

Anyone may be the victim of “B.O.," for everybod perspires. For sure rotection, bathe Lifebuoy, the on y popular soap especially made to stop “B.O.” Lifebuoy’s rich, refreshing suds, so cleansing yet so mild. Notice how its new vanishing scent disappears before you’re dressed!

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were treated to a program of music

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War Loan Meetings

And Cape Traverse

At Murray River last night the hall was packed to capacity for the War Loon meeting with local citiz- ens and many from surrounding districts. and there was a splendid attendance also at Cape Traverse. These meetings are ting agreat

M-D- Ne. 7 (Saint John. NB.)

To be acting Captain_rl.l'..G. Ginerson. Newcastle, N.B ,; NA. Morrison, Fictou, N Sh: W.C Rice Milltown, N B.

commends Victory Loan Effort 0f

B. ll. ll. Employees ssnvr JOH_N."N. 13., Oct. 14 — In addressing a mes.-

ing here today of the can- vassers for the Filth Victory Loan who will solicit subscriptions among local Canadian National Railwaymen Hon. J. l... Ilsley, Minister of Fin- ance for the Dclnlnlon, paid a trib- ute to the splendid showing of the Atlantic Region of the railway dur- lpg the last victory loan and {cit sure they would exmed their prev- ious record by a substantial mar- gin. He also paid tribute to their substantial support of Canada's war effort in the handling of inun- itions and supplies as well as the of troops in which they had d an outstanding record.

Dealing with the campaign for raising of the amount of the Fifth Victory Loan, Mr. Ilsley referred

IIIDVQXHSIXL

deal of interest and the large aud- iences Mean indication that the 1e of this

neon Province are" deter- ' mined that th f rthcolnlnir Victory 1am cabal? be e su

The speakers ies night were B: Graham Rogers. -' upervisor of the 'I‘ravel Bureau who spoke at blur.

‘mm u kboehr nhzrorlbdovies were rriday night the st Victoria and Tilrnish.

Yugoslav Patriots lire Worrying llazls

.IDNDON. Qct._14—('AP)—Adolf i-utier. Wnoee armies he

e announcement followed re- el report

charge of all Nui- with Marshal

it ' - in

Ans th ad it ' ...._ i....."~.r. ~ =1":

tbet no leaner are to m. n them u mere

,.....°~e:r.'t.°~ .....- ‘voter; ritish nnpire. shell

“I! 0 I17 mceirs- retrain c:

earth. a s v Shell offlcl ls teted tode the?

lnte ded to carry on for e ,_ 200 eet in the limestone. if neces-

Too with» (Jiasify

to the great change in the war situation since the last victory loan when the outlook for victory was dark indeed and contrasted it with the bright situation that exists tc- day. He stressed, wever, that victory had not yet een achieved and there was a great danger of prolonging the struggle through a ncy.

PIN‘

organizing for meet- ing its objective in this loan and for.the whole hearted support of the chairman and president Mr. R. O. Vaughan also to Mr. J. F. Prin- gle, the vioetgresldent and general

manager of e Atlantic Region of the Canadian National. who was present at the meeting, for the

organisation he has set up for sol- iciting subscriptions among railway workers on the region and for his personal efforts in that connection-

_€__,_ Former Presbyterian Moderator Passes

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"M; wife laws whats good for

m0 and the children. I get two

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"II CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT COMPANY. “D. Z34” Niugon Fells, Canada

MADI IN CANADA n» ANADIAN Will/ll

PAGE SEVEN

Smiling members of an R.C.A.F.

adlall-l are taking art in the dcstruc member of R.C.A. .

cent raid‘ Left to right. Sgt. “Bab"

1&1; Ne‘: ToAShare In Mutual Aid Plan

OTTAWA. Oct. Canada's mutual aid allllwilflfitiim of 31.000.000.000 for the current fiscal year will not be shared by the Badoglio Government of Italy although Italy has caclared W." against Germany, it was learned here today.

The appropriation is furnishing war supplies to the United Nfltifms under individual agreements now being completed and is operating without interruption pending com- pletion of the agreements. Details have not been made .1» lic.

Nova Scoiians Are Aware 0f War Needs

HALIFAX.‘ Oct. 14 — (OP Nova Bcotlans do not have t0 told why such enormous sums are needed for war expenditures because they are aware of the war as it Ls Iouglt. in fact it comes "to their very doors" Finance Minister J. L Ilsley said here late today on hla arrival from Balnt John, N. B.

On a brief speaking tour of the Maritimes in support of the coming Fifth Victory Loan, Mr. Ilsley to- morrow will address a combined meeting of service clubs and tomor- row night will address a group of workers. Saturday he leaves for Kentville to deliver a. speech in the heart of his federal constituency, and then returns here before going hack to Ottawa Sunday.

The War Finance Commit-tee ls asking $525 000,000 of the loan total of $iJ00_.050,000 from the ordinary citizen, he said. because there must be a reduction in the demand for

be

I01!!!‘ WIILIAM, Oct. l4 - (C, P) — Dr. Hugh R. Grunt, 75, for- lnr moderator of the General Al- of the Presbyterian Church

a“ nude, dleod inm ospltal here sy sfter a ng ness.

Dr. Grant was reputed to be the Original of Dr. C. W. Gordon's book "Sky Pilot" published under the pen name of Ralph Connor-

A nevci_iaunch was built at

ony, sal ' "never has the navy he a vessel built so far from the see."

' i

onsumer goods and the means to purchase them unless disastrous in- flation is to follow.

Large carport-guns are not mak- ing huge profits out of the war, he said. but the increase in spending power has become proportionately far greater in the lower income brackets.

ll. S. Loses Two Destroyers

WABHIINUION, Oct 14 — (AP)

rons. I-iere are four mieunsniiibe: gi-"lirdii'.'h' and "plum-m ‘m: n‘ '

~' son o our as , . . -;1l.l'I'1 m! Oil " , " K g st. wwmdsioilr. Ont. (iLC-AJ‘. Physio) c" 0mm “ m‘ a” m"

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TIRE EASILY?

Tabs Gin Pills-the “relief or money beck" kidney remedy-to help removl

fhaenoenecidstllst may be tile muse of thlt lazy, logy feel- ing. Money back if not satisfied.

FOB olncx ism. rm roan Couorwith heater. Good mot- p .

enandtireuArlli/Gtle

Iéavy announced today in a re

- The two year cld destroyer Bris- tol and the slightly older destroyer Buck were lost this week in znel Mediterranean, the United States,

9° . l also of a fruitless Japanese POIIID raid on Attu in the Aleut- ans

Navy officials said the casual-l ties aboard the Bristol were “mod-‘ crate" and the Brick casualties "somewhat heavier."

‘lien Japanese bombers, raldlng| Attu for the first time sinus the: island was wrested from the cn-i emy more than four months a510,; were driven oif without damagmzf the air field from s ~:ich Americani planes have flown out to pclmd the; enemy's big north Pacific base at Paramushlro.

The Navy provided few details of e raid. i

Lupe she, I Ill (h the US. ask for "Gino Piile")

th

The loss of the two destroyers ir- the Mediterranean. as the result of underwater explosions. brought to ll! the number of United states,‘

bomber crew back from a ralzl on

the German capital “tell it" to an Intelligence officer. Many young Can-

tive raids on Berlin, scrvin bnlhil so“ - .A.F. crew which took part in a rc- Marks. R-AJ‘. flight onginecr- Sgt.

Angus “J: hnlrie" alhn-

UNDERTAKER EMBALMEI

Charlottetown and North Wflteliire Hume ill

GALLANT-At City Hospital seQt. 13 1943, to Mr and Mrs.. Charles Gallant, Hunter River, a daughter. (Mary Grace Theresa.)

CROZIEB-At the Prince County Hospital on Oct. 13. i943. f0 M1‘. and Mrs. Bruce Crozier (nee Annie urn-lent) Baltic. Int ill. a son. Roy Alexander.

RODD-At the P. I I. Hospital on October ll. 1943 to Mr. and Mrs. .1. Wendell Rodd of Victoria. (nee Anna Carew) a daughter, Ceta Aud- rey.

MARRIAGES - .

BlNCLAlll-SMALb-At the United Church Manse, Oct. l3, 1943, by the Rev. A. D. Stirling Margueriin Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Sinclair of Summerslde to George Alden Small son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Small of Miscouche. P. E. Island.