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"' "““‘* i - ____ THE | WESTERN GUARDIAN as ~- - ~= TQ- ........_.........._ livflxlllmullunhnlllllnlv ILIIH I‘ \ m doom or“. oo one» at" = :4 ‘e 1 autumnal-lull all Plum": coum-s "oh e IN Gllnliulmlybobo htdnllylllngeduulq. "" .. aux-Editors... ,. "Ti"? “Mi WHO ".3100". I lhr Street. , t. Bakery. w-w some. llln Guam». o1 Grlnvllla sum WOULD'NT DIE" d Ii and to bone "m; ~ -' r” n. gourd“, d h ‘g ‘Quzflh P. % PM: gallim “sexing. Also News and _ h nun-wt we m: lrdol- to tho i"! ""15" l" illiiveriel on you: route, Short SubJects H M A SHOWS 7.80 and 915 u Oil l.t —lllll.le- Beleml Ointment! ' JUIITIBTOOC um- _ Oummd u! momma! Arrmsoon mo. $11 ' ~ i lorDrus Co. Remington. l. o mun?‘ gxnfioenggd ‘m, _ . 1n. 1.15mi. wAlq-f m, m, m, ______ 3414i PROFESSIONAL CARD ‘ma “v.3, sir... it?" Jd‘-.’“‘“......i2.i‘°‘ "l": i" W" .- done mo pu-HtwLm u“ Gwmtlmh ~ ., gay nodeqxguririliiewrgfrigee: a-u-zl. summers“. T E Jggsliyhl"... a three game —WAN'l'In - we A; m,“ iinw. _ ' ' ' ufluale oi 301ml 5m" _ “m” P°Ti°°ii°n oil stove in Chute ed A gfemfieagne. Admission as good condition. Apply Mrs. Alvin Mystery Film GOCS 5n...°°,".“""‘ .V o-zl. sladbufl. telephone 108. Suziniullflrl- Over sscapitol» White sill Llllidry JOMMITTEEQ LISTED —- ThO m . - '- l. L ""3,“,,°°.‘RI.“‘£Z°.°.%. :2: ...-...""°"...£E ai3."3..'..r,l:l...“:; S““““°""i° ... . .- e ‘ _ . u; m ‘ ill‘ 02f glmegslggii ;:d€&‘fl:ga%$ Dléiltlg slfrlghegctgsliiluglt? m, councillors. “Moélison, gfciltéyg further adjourned till ning-akction film designed for thrills Mill Alice Wright returned, w h". 11min. McNeiubx-lislgene $3.- . . $10.21;; ills t1f3rdthe_ fast. talking dl- home in New Annan after spending W- “mngbam... dummy; m’ --DBlDI-T0-BE snowsnsn- wouidii-gnnlea QT“ “if, $2 e i" 61y- in Mlrlm the Quest or i" i” “- Ggmm- n.5,“; Friends of w“ Mary Osllbeck at the Capitol Theatre ltilcorgd e h" "m?- Mre- Harry Brown and gfzlgllllclifitilps Morrison. Mem- Beihered Ii- ihe heme o! her w- ‘b iii- ' m ' ucNeiiil Pmipfm “rpmi E,‘,‘,“..§t§~,,;“§,,‘§,‘f,§é ‘,‘.‘;;‘k53,"““*°§ prgtlilggllilzglaxll/illg usehislilirigfrfignfi; Friends of m. Elmer Cotton of! ““°lu°"s' Macmlf, w“ ‘ma?! tendered her mteeeii an through with another of the sperk- Kelvm l" B0"? to learn he is .. ii; AssessmentSc oo 65$!!!‘ - show" m honour ‘of m‘, meg,“ ling performances he is famous for. “nflned I0 bed with an attack of uncillors. Smflllmfln. edse. m“ mum“ To m “gag: ' His characterization of the dilbl0fl8'flu- 511 10in in wishinc him l “m”- _ *5‘ the weddlnrlvlireh ploayefi by ‘ljgetfcslhé $3.135". ‘ievtbernegii-Flepiirl} mod’ “W”; .w.ll.s. MEETING - The re- vlffxiegscgitgiéeit-i/eimiiie bride i0 be audience with him througfiout- set. Major mdeflck sample is .= monthly meeting of the W. by M,“ M no i eNseat or!‘ honour changing his pace nggfly m me en. spendmg a few days with his Wei S. of the Summerslde Baptist m‘ d a °Y° "190 be- tertalnment of all. and family EYFAOI ETAO ETAO- ,, h was held in the church Dre y ecoroted basket was then The story concerns Mike's efforts in Kenslngton an” a m: m .. last weilii. Mrs. Jot}; ME- ggrlliidprgsfrrfxinslléfererfmn sand the to traups e “lrllllmz collpscy. figfighl: row escape he had 1n 5M3“. Yfifsw t. 9 ' ' ' ' m“ ""5 e“ °°°“" ° p” y ° $35.5 $25°w‘i‘.‘..mv§§u§“in§~nu..~ "m" he "id hie wine-men Werev

Misses Marlon Tantcn and Ruby Yeo. Mrs. Roy Tsnton read the accompanying verses, while Mrs Edwin Bernard arranged the gifts on the talble. Mary inher usual pleasing manner thanked her friends for the useful gifts. They all joined in singinfl For She's a Jolly Good Flellow. Lunch was then served by the ladies. and mu- sic furnished by Mr. James Harris _ and Master Albert Tanton brought ‘an enloyable evening to a close-S. e Sum- —————————— held l!

lr and lead in the devotional 0d. Routine business was car- .. out. The study was conducted Mrs. 0.C. MacNeil. The topic .. “The lives of three of our arteries." Mrs. E.W. Manson. ... w.G. Ellis and Mrs. 0.13. Jelly . read s paper on one of the "lonaries and a report of their .. was given by Mrs. MscNell. .. organist was Mrs. O.C. Mac- i —S

-A.I..P. MEETING - Th do A.R.P. controllers

W85 re carefully—and the results are un-

SAND VICINITY

Mike gets some startilnB inform- ation about him. Namely. that he rtcd dead at least three times efore. Mike lays his trap

usual, to say the least.

KENSING TON

imo of the

Populate Canadian.’ llid in the Home of Commons today that "the mule has been fooled" by the con- oonlcripted for service overseas.

his first

Bonn ha loft ment lide to lit with the appell-

Says Puhlicfi WasiFooled By Conscription

Quebec Member Gov’t.

l! C. l. IACKBUBI Canadian hell Sta-ff Writer

OTTAWA. Feb. 10—(CPl—Me-x- Raymond. founder and leader new "Bloc

tlon that men are not being

in the Govern-

ttll former Liberal me

rescued by two lads from a hole in the i int fare“ wfifle slgatmlgich they had

Pte. Frank B Beach Grove. Cil-ililgrelflstteltfltdvxnnegftg BPeiidiYiB l sick leave in Kensingtcri,

Brig. Chisholm 0n Inspection CI II.S.-P.E.l. District

ti? lorévgizietsrarlayhevening in!‘ the PCYSOIIZIIS l t s ‘d .. a.‘ ecarme. --_- M.Ea D en. ummers e J. Lidfloiie. presiding.“ Qtiifi —Cpl. J.L. Cahill. SP. of the R.‘ spenrt (a; fiveekfid at his home in 7* nt were Dr. CK. Gunn, D.O. C.A.l=‘. has returned to his unit after Margate. the guest of his parents, Wilt. Leigh U-élklettel‘, Major- T, resending y.“ vivseek uoéiwslck-leave at ‘ My, and Mrs, Edward Dyment. . nman. W . McNeil. Am s orne ens n. ' -_ bley, Lloyd Gorrill, Louis Buckner‘, " I Mr. Keith Thompson who is em- Peter White. ma. of the con- —Pt»e- Thom- L- Diwrhy re-iplnyed at m. Pleasant. spent. the turned to his unit on Wednesday weelwnd Wm, his parents. Mr- and

lien reported for their depart. is and problems affecting each

thrashed out. It. was decided hold a course of First Aid lee. es in March. .3

and family in Kensington.

--Mr. Robert Dunbhy left for St. - John 0n Wednesday,_

-DIATH 0F MB! JAMES KIN- H The death occurred at he;

after spending leave with his wife Mm John Thomnson I

lng in Kensin

in Mlil Valley.

Larkin and daught- ummerside were visit- gton the guests of Mrs. Larkin‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Champion.

Mrs. Arthur er Diana of S

win Miscouche on Feb —--——

of Mrs. James Kincaid. dung‘ Mrs. William McLean and son.

o- resident of that community! . Jimmie arr visiting at Mrs. Mc-

I lite Mrs. Kincaid was form- man's former home in Sheet Her-l bour.

"M135 Mai’? Admins. daughter hue Acams. She was e hlghlyl ‘i- - member of her comm-i ity and the many friends whom ‘i made during thq cgurse of ha.‘ j. ‘gill deeply regret her passing, “d bee" enloying her usual iii- health up to quite {Qcenuv but " i the few dnys previous to he: iii had been troubled witlh n the Government's wage policy but rt attack which proved fatal, recommended changes ln some de-_ ~ leaves to mourn one son Albert tails of administration. 9'95"“ employed at Pictou. The The Federation asked study of "15 "$51M! at Bowness Under- the advisability of making the ln- Jif Diiililis bending arrival of corporation of trade unions com- iiiii who will attend to the puisory; and the appointment of a ""1 lmnlzements. -royel commission to investigate

, , ‘living costs and sources of inform-i alses Work 0f

ltlon on which the cost-of-living . is based or Correspondents

Wage Policy

»-UI'I‘AWA. Ebb. l0 —(CP)-— The Canadian and Catholic Confedera- tion of Labor in a presentation to members of the Cabinet today en-

Alfred Charoentler of Montreal. president of the federation who.. ‘with secretary Gerard Plcai-d of Quebec. presented the brief, said 0mm the federation had a friendly feel- Mmnc ing toward Labor Minister Mitch- ell and does not associate itself with labor organizations which are critical of him.

.___._.___.___ IA! GENERAL PROMOTE!)

NEW YORK. m. l0 -(AP)- A Tokyo dispatch broadcast by the Berlin Radio said today that Lt.- Gen. Tomoyultl Yamashita. com- mander of the Japanese forces thati overrun Malaya a year ago. had hem promoted to the rank of gen- erll.

tilh ' . praised W81?“ cgililreeaspondents m‘ ‘for their activities W0 frican campaign.

‘ i" Work has been admirable igloo and pictures.” he mid i en.

"Yo" have been Is d t agroad. On hem oef the _ mg? gmisfifioyou very much in- r ' Sour wise dlscieztiadlrlif’ work but

' DROWNED. THREE SAVED

I ~ i- - — C?) - iWIt u s mi 1o 1 m“! mmliflh thin ice while qt... i’; ihe Bras d'Or Lakes. mm vacNs-lll, 1'7. was drowned .,. vpfil- but three other girls with e" H (‘qgcsclled by Norman Mac- hiwlter ter they had plunged into

DRUGS

BORDEN

Gordon MlcKensdc. P. W. t the week end at. rden.

O

m . his

student. l home in

Miss Olga Dove of Borden is visit- tn summerside with her friend M Rena MacGilvray.

Mill lnrotwoonln of Montreal has been vili her parents Mr. and Mrs. Prank Noonln of Borden

Mrs. Emile Gallant and family of Southport are visiting in Borden with her liltcr In. Fred Jeffrey.

Mn. Gordon Conltlble of Bordon wll l visitor to Kensingtnn on Set- urda , guest of her sitter MH- Char es Adams.

Mill Bernice Sharp lido, lgnt the week homo Bordon.

In. A G. Oh: galls of Borden was l visitor to arlottctown on

Saturday.

Mill Ines Maclnnis of Kinkora! Convent spent the week end lt. her

of Bummer and lt her

l

By Mail

we are as near

t° you as Your m” h“ ____.

Mail Box “startle nislgrggggi; $0?!” Department an. ellihmsdaxlglilltgll 2i 313K383.‘ slaceré "m"! 120.1: ha»: 353393. ‘thong-m, as‘: the :4 m"? "with tore g beroevomont- \ ‘he ‘In o! ls r "-ii°i't"§‘e'l"v'i-i'fe'i".i'a.'ito'l'e".

Puocrl _ mielyvltd“ l? “unfit

b! ‘.3220 Nilrn mull. Doltlle

EIIIAAII onus to. umrco

Biimillslnl

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CUTICURIX

SQAV‘ flint QiNTYvAENT

parents, Mr. an derhill in French

tended to Mr. and Paynter of Mill Valley o rival of a baby boy at tfhe County Hospital on Saturday Feb- ruary 6th.

is spending a few days with her

side lpent the week-

Mrs. Harold McLeod and Mrs. Johnnie McLeod of lrishtown were visiting in Summerside Saturday.

Miss Irene Underhlll of Kensfng- ton. spent the week-end with her d Mrs. Harry Un- River.

are being ex-

Mrs. Horace n the ar- Prince

Congratuations

Mrs. charlie Acams of Moncton

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath Mc- Leod in Irlshtomi.

Miss June Champion Dernley is spending l few days in Kenslngton the guest of her sister. Miss Norma. Champion

M155 Hazel Adams. R.N.. of Sum- merslde was visiting in Kensing- ton Saturday. the guest of her brothe, Mr. Charles Adamo and Mrs. Adamo.

ivllr. Cecil camobell of Irlshtown is now employed in Amherst. NS.

Mr. lnd Mrs. Alton Bell of long River were visiting in New Annsn Saturday the guest: of we. Bell's parents, m. lnd Mrl. Alden Moose.

Master Harmd Profltt of long River rxently spent a few days in Malpeque. '

Mr. Ellwood Dunning of the RC. NAIR. returned- to his duties after spending a few days with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dunning in Kensington.

Miss Irene Cotton of Clinton il on professional duties in Kingston.

Mr. and Mrl. Hillard Woodlldo of Clinton were visitors to Sum- merside on Friday.

lVfrs. Harry Moose was visiting in Noiboro Saturday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bownell.

Constable Albert Thompson mt- ioned somewhere in Nova Scotia. Is nding a few days in Margate, the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John '1"- mpson.

HALIHAX, b. _ sideration is blgeixig eifiiniiieifzsll tern of categorizing men {or mine- My service. Brig. J.B. Chisholm, éiifecii-‘tr E-nerlll of medical services 9i” i119 Canadian army. said last night While here on an inspection lifriyi!‘ dfligtlrfirégdécalufacilitigsc 1:11 milit- ova o

Prince Edward Island), a and

He is accompanied by Co}, J,i-1_ Winfield. Deputy General in charge of administrative servicss,

The proposed system would mea- Sllre B- mon s ability and qualificat- ions to fill a position as orderly eierk or transport driver. for in- Bt-flnee. Brig. Chisholm explained, even if he was physically unfit for mflreiiifls. Many men turned down under Present tests would qualify for non-combatant duty, he Said,

The lsn is still in the discussion stage, e said. and will be Dlared before Lt. Gen". A. G. L. Mc- Naughton before anv final decision is reached,

Employment Cf War Prisoners .For Farm Work

OTTAWA, Eeb. 10 -(CP)- Dis- cussions are taking place with a. view to the employment of prison- ers of war on farms during the coming crop season but so far no decisions have been reached. itwas loomed today.

The Selective Service branch of the labor Department. the De- partment of Agriculture and the Defence Department which has custody of the prisoners are in- volved.

"We have plenty of prisoners in Canada if authority il granted to use them," laid one Defence De- partment official.

It is understood there are some 3.000 prisoners who might be class- ed u anti-Nazi Germans. including l large number of merchant ses- men. ‘For security reasons it. might be decided to use these men on farms rather than to use soldiers. sailors and aimlen who were cap- tured while ensased in war opera-

tlons. (A request for the employment of such prisoners lt fann work in

t0

Prince Edward Island was made H

Ottawa recently by Hon. Dennis, Minister of Agriculture

Ivan Tho Torrlhlo Cn Alr Waves Again

Mill Amy Johnston of Cranmer- end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John John- stCm in Margate.

Messrs Linwood" and William Toombs of Mt. Pleasant, spent the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Preston ‘Ioanbe.

Mrs. Arthur Burgess of l-fartsdslo spent. a few days in Kenslngton the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Wadman. I

Mill Viola Dolloette of l! River. ll spending a few dayl Remington the guest of her uncle and lunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryanton.

Friends of Mill Jeln Webster are glad to learn she has recovered lftcr l recent attack of the flu.

Mill Mai-gore‘ "fofitt ha, return- ed to herihome bong River after spending the not‘ two weeks in Kelvin the guc" if Mr. and Mrl. Maurice Cleeley.

Mr. lnd Mrs. frying Cotton and daughter frer: were visit!" lo Charlottetown r‘ "e ' cottcnb parents, Mr. Ind Mn. inn.

Got B. B. B. lt any lla- n.

LONDON, Bob. i0 -(CP)- The ghost voice of "Ivln the Terrible" rode the lii- waves again tonight. trying to tell the Axis people of their armies reverses in Russia on their own government propagan’ broadcasts.

While s Rome radio announcer woe reading a German report from lthewgtlstern front, the voice broke n :-

“Ustcn to mel Belgorod has been taken! Kharkov is about to fall. ."

He was jammed out but lo was

the Home lnnougcr.

Do You Suffer

‘ From Headaches? turd toltrugdo llongwlui l held u.» label

be an illness in itaglfrbi!‘ ii’ symptom thlt. there ll intestinal

' lld n‘

I l“; may be l llu ‘dines vnt . _

o help overcome moan? to eliminate tli Biting?“ elps to remove

' 0'85"’ . lnd innit? up the sluggish liver, lod Headaches should disappear.

lll the time.

Il Ii dlche need not

‘ILIIIIIIUICO-e

l l

J's

of belied»: it ll

m- rom elyltnn. mo? lisldlshu by regullti nmtrlllling acidity,

drug counts.

fer by

Mon, for Government has effected a "dis-

guised and hypocritical" form of conscription.

compulsory land and o Thl this continent. The

the Canadian Ioutlide 'Raymo

‘lent to any seal or elsewhere.

Beluhlznois-llaprsirie slid the

Ho baled thil contention on tbl

of orders-in- n called up for service to Newfound- ther adjacent areas on

orders sending these men Canada, also provided. Mr. nd laid. that they could be tileatre of war, over-

Makeo Denial

Justice Minister St. Laurent in- tel-looted a denial. He said trainees sent to Newfoundland and other areas adjacent to Canada would not be sent overseas without a sep- arate order-ln-council as promised 1X11 the conscription debate last ses- s on.

(Air Minister Power dayl ago that trainees sent cvutside Canada to addscent areas were sent under l le Act to clarify their position in re-

t to pensions.)

MecNlcol (Pros. Co venpoi-tt urged the consider a vast project on Saskatchewan River to PTO" transportation, electric power an water conservation.

The Odd Fellows and Re- bekahs of Charlottetown, cordially invite the citizens to meet with them on Fri- day, Feb. 12th Inst, 8.80 p. m., to hear the address on Public Health and Hospi- talization by Dr. LA. Mac- Mlllan In Odd Follows Hall.

2-11-21.

Soldiers Lcavc Province

Iort/y-one soldiers left Ho. I 0.1 AB.T.C. at Beach Grove recently for service elsewhere in with one or two exceptions the men were all from this province.

Before leaving they were pro-- tented with cigarettes by the Pro- vincial Government through till Carry 0n Canada Corps. presentations were looked a representative of Legion War Services.

Those leaving were Privatllz-

Arsenault, J. L, Morel!

Egan, M. F., Charlottetown

Arsenault, H. Richmond

Brazel, L. W.. Johnsons River

Dlulsford, F. l... Cornwall

frsllant, B. 5.. Wellington

Clow, J. A., Pleasant Grove

Campbell, W. B., Montague

Moore, R. S.. Milton

Shaw. K. E.. Elmsdale

Fraser. C. A., Charlottetown

Chandler, G. H" Charlottetown

Gallant, P. A., New Acadia

Hughes. E. J.. Mount Stewart

‘Perry. J. A., St. Louis

Watts, R. B.. Grand Tracedie

Cannon, W. A., Pownal

DesRoches. C. A., Miscouche

Doyle, J. J., Cove Head

Gaudet. E.. Leovllle

Hutt. G. C. Alberton

MacAusland. L. 13., Tyne Volley

Ramsay, ti. 0., Bloomfield

O'Brien. F. W.. Tignish

Richard. J. S. Tignlsh

Smith. J., Hopefield

‘Premblay. E. P" Cbsfleet

Leblanc, J. W.. Charlottetown

Noonan, T. A., Albany

McConnell. G. A.. Lorne Valley

Fraser, J. K., Georgetown

Gillis. V. D.. Glenn Valley

Farrauto. V. J. J.. Hamilton. Ont.

I-ouzheed. K. 9.. Toronto, Ont.

'i""Rne_ J. A., Tlgnish

Perry. C. A., Tllznifil

Lunan. H. K.. ‘floronto. Ont.

Lewis. A. J.. St. Peter's Bay

Duncan. S. R. Charlottetown

Taylor. H. F‘- York

Thomas. W. M.. Albany

REPORTS SAY _ _£C°i.i£i_ill.i§£i_i_i‘9"_i__l>18__9 1___> Akhtarl. Sea of Azov terminal of the railroad from Krasnodar.

(This closed one of the two coas- tal railway terminals available for evacuation of German troops from Krasnodar in the Caucasus, and the communique declared: “The coast oi the Sea of Azov, from the mouth of the River Don to Airh- tari, has been completely cleared of the enemy."

(Akhtari is only about 60 miles from Temryuck on the ‘lumen Pe- ninsula, the broken land bridge to- ward the Crimea. The town is a- bout 110 miles southwest of Rostov 3nd 80 miles northwest of Krasno-

ar.

(In all sectors the regular com- muniquc said, the Russians cap- tured large quantities of booty. in- dicating that the Nazis were aban- doning t-helr positions in haste. i,

(On Rostov itself the Russians increased the pressure enormously! by slicing the railway less than 1a; miles northeast of the cl despite

molt stubborn resistance, com-

munique . already shelled by

reported (With the city Soviet artillery and menaced large forces which had driven to the River's south bank directly l- cnoss from the city's streets. the Russians slid they had out tho railway between Boltov and No- vocllierkaask, 1B miles to the north- eas .

Shortage Ct Coffins “Critical" In ILS.

Piles to ay ind e up l news that the Un tad States face "critical" shortage o! cof ns. They said the situation is growing worse with no relief in sight.

The war production board lllt summer banned manufacture 0d metal coffins and thooxe of walnut. mahogany and redw .

Such lub- stltut/e W00ds as gins. poplar and gum now are be g

used and one funeral director said that within B0 days "we ma

y be using cloth-cov- ered coffins exclusi

‘D901. z the infeflm‘ rmuhvgiytlie $13:

roduct.

A shortage of workers in coffin factories was given as one reason for the shortage Also. many man- | ufscturers of wooden coffins cannot increase production because of l. shortage of dry kilns in which the wood is treat/ed. Construction of new

‘D

kilns has been banned. It was ll manufacturers now are shipp “what they can out together." -