APRIL 19. 1944

. THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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-WANI'ID Bales clerk for drug store. A991! “d m‘ ‘cm, service, Summers e.

4-17-11

_.)|A|D WANTED for house- wm sleep in. Kn. Garnet Ros: 11°” m” ' s-is-ri‘

f .4; vans nous - m. 1-m- oid Brolwn of Alberton, son of Mr. ‘M ma. Stanley Brown has ar- flved at his IIiIIICJ-IUIQ us] years 0! service e “my overseas. He is being given g “my come home by his mgny IHOIICL-DI. a

_. EXTRAORDINARY ACCID- ENT ._ w, Alphonsus Richard of 5t. Nicholas had a, remarkable “(mpg from death in Accident at. that; place last oovéeelk.

us engage sawing w e m throwing the blocks and in low way cams in contact with ilie bala;ce wheel of the saw with the result that he had every inch o; clothing, with the exception of his stockings, torn from his body. w, Richard suffered no serious mjury ulousi escaping with but a few skin bruises-S.

‘CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY- The regular monthly meetina of me board of HISIIBIIQIDQg; of“

1e Town Hall, the prmident, i".‘éi.°’.°‘¢i‘.‘”i' tit“?

, ri a e as ee- mlttce M100 had

after sev-

Town Oimncil to action had been taken to endorce the curfew Law.-A coinmitte was appointed to arrange a. meeting with the Board of Health re hou- ‘mg where there were children concerned-S

... DAMAGE AIRCRAFT — Bbr ms second tine within a week an aircraft on a railway flatcar in Sumlnersl’ was darnssed by chil- dren, it was learned yesterday- Tho plane. an Anson, was on a car h the railway yards in the east end of the town. In a short time. before the train was ready to P1111 out. rsliildrcn climbed on the car and took anything moveabie from the plane. It was understood that later about a dooen youngsters were minded up and some of the recovered. Some action taken. possibly in iuvenile , A somewhat similar incid- ent oecurred last ‘Thursday-S.

0. S. F. B. A. Meeting it Suininerside

The Executive Committee of the Canadian Silver Fox Breeders Ass-

fice of . side. on, April 13. Those were. vice president L. W. cock in the chair, Lt. Col. D. A. Mclfinnon, George Moleod. George A. Callback. Chief Inspector, T. D. Carruthera Secretary, and Ver- non Matthews treuurer.

The checking committee for this meeting, P. G. McLeod and Gor- don McMillan. through Mr. Mela-ed reported paid bills for the Associat- ion general account in the amount t3.884.51 and for the marketlns department account in the amount

of $12,008.40. v

Twenty one applications for membership in the Asociatlon were presented

Reports received from the Cari- adian National Live Stock Records of December i963. January and February i944. show ed that s. total of 2.660 registrat ions. 516 transfers and 195 mem- berships had been recorded. It was decided that the sum $3.000 be invested in the oomin ,Victo Loan drive and that tire secre be instructed to Purchase these bonds The till’!

forth-

secre advised that un- der dale of Jan. 8 the Association had correspondence from the Canadian National Live Stock Re- the mm-

thly lo for i944 hes en set at U100 an payment of same was approved y the meeting.

It was decided that the i944 nn- riual general meeting of the Asso- ciation he held in the city of Mont- real on ‘rueiday. June 20. and "w

fury was instructed to the necessary arrangements.

The secretary presented corres- pondence received from the Cari- adisn National Live Stock Records

re classification being used by when making application for the registration of in new

color use foxes that is not spec- article i9 of the constitu-

This matter- wss fully discussed by those present and it was ailreed the correspondence-be han- Oell to the registration committee

tale

Mildly medicated scarf-aft a. aw $55

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VISUAL E-IJTJCATION (II. oiilla) it ififi-Q-zfi“ iwzlanday ,- VM”, in eo-aperatieu with

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serving lent of oi Mr. and

'16 WIS Eillflltlyed at

Mmdllwlbtl’ at indso

stretcher by Grant. At last to be resting could be expected

presiding. Mrs. Harr Cannon was pianist. A cordi welcome was extended by t r ‘den; m the members of the Baptist Wo-

at the meeting. b

on by the Baptist was assisted by R113’ 511d Mrs. Neill. A solo

gem the Dead" ICE

the mernbe

bell and Mrs.

met in the church their

an led

readings took world and raves church was found

thinner. slate ‘m 1115111 "@158 i.“v."i'fr.°.'ée'.

- . .A Mrs. Levi

Store in Sirmmerside.

—PAINFUL ACCIDENT - Mi- , (‘Jprnelius McLeilan is now a. psuerft

was vlsi . Mrs. Russell

sr meeting. Mrs. the devot the Easter

Mrs.

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for

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— THANKOFFERING — The Ester thank-offering service the Trinity United Church was held on Tuesday in Epworth Hall with the president, Mrs. Travers

men's Auxiliary who were present A duet "Come Unto Me" was beautifully render- ed y Mrs. A. Sharpe and Miss Ethel Strong, accompanied by Miss Effie McKay. Mrs. John McLeod, president of the Baptist Auxiliary then occupied the chair and told of the extensive missionary work. both at home and abroad. carried She lVLrs. Manson, Mrs.‘

tDr.) John Mc- "'I‘h¢ Old Ru Cross" by Mrs. Frank lowed and the thank-offering was received by Mrs. Nicholson. meeting closed by the si one verse of "Now May by

Church.

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parlor

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811d i611 irtiurlnlz her shoulder and bac She was taken h Dr. and Mrs. A. R. reports she was su.d as comfortably as

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uilh OTTO KRUGER a lawman: o...»

ALSO NEWS AND POPULAR SCIENCE

SHOWS 7.30 - 9.15 THURSDAY AT 3.30

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SUMMERSlDE oeeeeewesssc

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John . 8s a benediction. After the ar meeting a social hour was cllloyed by all and the thanks of rs of the auxiliary are due to all those who helped in any Way to prepare the decorations of the hall whidi were beautiful- iy arranged by those in charge-S

- TRINITY AUXILIARY EN- TEBTAINED — Mrs. Lorne Camp- Harold Mllllgan were hostesses to ‘Trinity Auxili- ary on Tuesday evening when they

for lll

the

McLean ted by several members of the society who by lnterestin their hearers to many different places all over the led that

the

Th ii"- . study boqk "jbr A11 of ma" wag ‘CORNWALL YORK POINT W.

t then taken up

, and Mrs. Arthur Allen outléneéi’ the! chapltler "The Pi-IIYOIG o o p" h w mos interest and ‘rvriugh er? Jilysd by all business period

The

hour was spent-S.

Personal

Hospital.

meraide has i ‘

was conducted by the pr minutes were read and the roll was responded to by 1a mem- bers and one visitor. were received from the treasurer "Id the visiting committee. meeting was brought with trig benediction aim which lunch was served and s. social

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Reports The

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—Mr. A. P. Ceretti of Borden is a patient in the Prince County

-—Mr. and‘ Mrs. Gerald J. Hayes o; of Summersids have returned af- tAr visiting in Chsthnm, NBPS.

—Mr. J. Ernest Morrison, Bum- home after spending a week in Bathurst. N.

13., where he visited his brother.

fly-S. meraide, attended t the

Society in

week-S.

Summeraide, will

Mr. A. R. Morrison and his fam-

-Mrs. (Dr.) J- l". MacNelll, Bum- meeti

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Baptist Won-lens Missionary Wolfvlile,

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—1=‘riends of Dr. E. T. ‘Danton. be pleased to know that he has recovered suf-

ficiently from his recent opera-

tion for appendicitis that he has

been mble hospitaL-S.

IAN plant in the Brit

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Having d will I011 ha isea on '1' araday. A

at one o'aloe

mes, a uaniity of seed

cylllins a oar n day la stormy. line day.

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IIUGI MOIIIBON. Auctioneer

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to return home from the LARGE IND

India has the lamest single steel

Empire.

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o'*'_ri‘i:’i-i-'ii unfurnished rooms. Phone Tot-J:

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ANTED — FULL TIMI rt time maid. Apply Mrs. Alex atheson, as School Street.

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AUCTION AT EMERALD

tie, two calves. ' mixed

, f d ‘aaniiirof-zlguaehold cf scion in: I .

I sale oniini

attend.

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stock. WI

‘meeting. A letter frcm the Super- I

i5 Naval Ratings Are Transferred

CHARLOLPJETOWN GUAjliAN

Successful War: Loan Meeting At:

Mount Stewart

the fact that travel over some of the rural roads is still rather difficult there were 8'1 per-

the lo w? I-t War nlarikmeeting at‘ Mr. lhiaasll Clark, M. f... A" ms- Ct lied Rev W ‘

'1' Msrcertnpreaida h ' 'I - dd sum splendid work llellpl: gus 33'

— RED CROSS

' DANCE

Government House

OEHIIIAI. GIIAIOIAII -

‘lib 001mm is ruervsl for new: cl local inureai. but advertising of a naway nature may be imerted at five cents a. word, strictly pay- shiaginmrlvnnee.

Thu,“ _ “m, _C00l8 for Poems. I l n . s: C.A.B.’I‘.C. Danca land CONIIDIIATION in: IN- "iztri" . .........'.' —- ‘a l’ - . n ‘MNCHG "1 Iiaqlugfigbtogfigu‘ Howa-Iiefi aemnsauswrs

DI. CARBON is absent from flidpilni-ll fun-her notice. li-lO-ll

Ill) @088 DANCE — Govern-

Tickeis 41.00 oi: aalo at

Reddiira, Fasten Drag stores and Old Spain

Dress Clvilnnnl

loan cam igns, meat House. r unday April Nth. After g sxhuozlxvlngmof the War 4-111‘

Dopnrimcn ch f i“ m. o Q. 1' °“‘ ° ‘a wa-rcii eon details m. reg-i Euclid“ hp" ' giorrowsaizaiae Sgfigiianxghaw-i an - - - om “uh uémflm . ad to sell b tender at barn ugh

Mr. Mercer cal-i led on Col. C. C. Thompson. the 31401 Weaker of the evening. \

Col. Thompson stated that si man who had arrived recently ini, Canada from active service overseas- had been in e to speak at Mount Stewart, but had unavoidably delayed. However it nus bored that this man would be] avaiiabe for future meetings.

He then referred to the restrict-i ions in force in many of the com-i. tries in Europe. "Those who grum. bio against the war restrictions in force in Canada these days tainly don't KXIOW what is going rm in other parts of the world and don't appreciate what a privilege it. Ls to live Ln such a country as‘ Canada." said Col. Thompson. “Iii

<We were living under tire heel of iflermany We would not be asked to

lend our money at three per cent interest-it would simply be taken from us and if we objected we would have w take the terrible co uezices."

Dur B’ the course of his fine talk he told about the P. E. I. High- landers being all ready to go to l-long Kong but at the last minute the order was cancelled and nn- other regiment was sent.

In closing his talk he made an earnest appeal for everyone to be T93R13! when the salesmen call and to take advantage of the various convenient terms of payment under which the bonds can be purchased.

The next speaker was Mr. R C. i Morrison of the Royal Bank of Canada who outlined various meth- ods of purchasing bonds. One me- thod is to Day ten per cent clown

Fifteen ratings from H. M. 0.: S, Queen Charlotte left. here yes- terday morning for other training, camps on the mainland. Four were from this province. They includ- ed Joseph C. Blanchard, Hunter River; Harry D. Hill, Charlotte- town; Cclin B. Mclnnis, Albericn; and Frederick E. Jewell, Albany.

One, Joseph S. Macinnis was from Antigonish. N. S. and one, Robert B Weeks was from boggle- ville, N. B. ‘llie remainder were from Ontario.

They included: Charles, Corr, Kenneth Douglas, Steve _|.;rocy and Gordon Percival Lewis. all cf Windsor; Lyle R. McCracken and James S. Reid, Wheatley; Donald E. Pieters, Charham; Gerald M. Bowden, Harrow; Emillen J. A. L. Houdc, AllsonvlLe.

Before leaving the men were pre- sented with cigarette; by the pro- vincial government. The presen- tation; were looked after by Mr._ Ira M. Brown of the (kinadianl Legion War Services. .

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The April meeting of the Corn- wall York Point \V_. I- met 1n COT" ‘wall school cn April 3rd. rile rlneet- ing opened with singing ‘Lets All Get Together" after WhilChIOli call was answered by eighteen members The minutes of last, mcetins We“? read and BF<Prcved._ |

An interesting ta.k oii Group Hospitalization was given by Mrs- McEachern and it was decided to have a further discussion at the Ma)’

visor asking everyone to puv "Shino

products" was read by Mrs Otto Newson, also letters frcin Mrs. iRev l J. R. Skinner and Miss

Eliyzabeth Robertson thanking the ts for remembers-ices received while they were sick, also exgresslolll of thanks frcrn other mern ers who were also remembered. York Point sick ccmrnittee reported two plants were gent to sick friends. Cornwall sick committee reported ibuyi three baby gifts and one box o fruit.

York Point school committee was not present. Cornwall school committee re-

ported buying cups and towes

A committee was formed to take charge of the quilt for the District Convention.

It was moved and seconded that all bills be paid also the Insurance on Comwsll hall.

Mrs. A- P. McEachem kindly iri- vited the mtrnbers to her home for the May meeting. Roll call to! be answered with "A Favorite Veg- etable." Meeting closed with the singing of the l Anthem-

UP FROM BANKS

PRETORJA —(CP)- BIi?.-GQI1. his. Wakefield; d uty ad utant- generai (personnel as bill appointed deputy chief of me Union general Staf . He came to South Africa from Bigiand in 190i. when he joined the Cape Mounted Rifles as a private.

INDINS MANY TONGUES About 24 different iai images are spoken in India.

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and 18 per cent monthly foi- five months thereafter, The bang mic of interest on such loans i5 three Der cent. the same as the bonds pay If the entire balance is not Paid up in six months then the bank will carry such balance at three and a half per t, He re- ferred to e rural savmgs plan which can e adapted to alnrst any reasonable terms of payment and sussested that this plan be gi- ven carefui study. He urgzd all present- to tell their neighbours about the various plans and to be ready When the salesmen call up- on them.

Mr _ Mercer then called on Mr. B. Graham Rogers ivho gave a brief but interesting rvar loan ad-

dress based on the flags cf tiie United Nations and lhcse cf the various parts of the British

Fr:- plre. These flag; were silhcue-“ed on the screen against a bright mm: lig from the movie projector and as ey were shown drew great ao- olausc from the audience The film

Target on Berlin" and the vic- tory loan sins son‘: were their shown and following this the mtetinl CiCSEd with the National Anthcm.

The closing date for the 365$- borough Shield Cc pctition ufill be June 3, i944. all parcels to .- sent to the home of Mrs. R- 1'1» Rogers, l3 Kent street on or be-, fore this date.

An eidiibition and afternoon tea will be held in St. James‘ Hall af-l ter the udging, date to be Bn-| pounced ater.

The Provincial Council of G-G- will held their annual rummage, ale on Saturday May 6th in St._

Will Guides and

flames l-fell.

their friends remember this date '*—

and send us something to sell:

Discuss Fishermen ,

Problems At Ottawa

UITAWA. APPU I8 — (C?) - Eatablishment of additional cold’ storage and fili processing plants at‘ suitable selected points in the Mari- time Province; and the creation of extenclal credit facilities so fisher-‘ men might be enabled to take sid- varitage of more efficient equipment and. operating methods made avail- able by science were urged here by; a‘ Maritime fishi delegation during a two day conference with‘ Dominion authorities.

The delegation included J . A. Bernard of Tignish, Liberal mem- ber of the legislature for lst Prince.

been m3

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.ln charge of radar.

‘next Federal election. has

t llgflll, South Melville, a son, James

fr?“ ogm§°fi°v e in Rollo, all departed for their homes, wish- Bar. from Where the funeral will ins Bell much happiness.

IMPORTANT WORK

(Continued from page 1)

the improvements which 1.3.. contributed to air force successes in combat operations and train-

Grafton Btregt from Friday 2i, to Tuesday Ii, instead of by auction as previously announced. 4-l9-li

. m, _ a°£".‘i'.t‘§fi“‘&%"%; 2's:- day celebrating hery mabirtbday and many i wish herl happiest ROOd. wishes for the corn- inl years. _

niuiv arm runny-n mu lest Borden last evening wieth li nonunion. here lth

The unit works in collaboration ‘with the National Research Couri-i cil and the Department of Trans-| ort and also exchanges infome-

lon with Allied air forces. w =w~==- m- rs.r":.r.i.-r~'r.e ifiirfi Men under Wing Cn-idr. MacLean gagfigd‘ were wnveyed 1mm “he include Sqdn. tLdr. Andy Mc- ' | diiilifkft.2.§i?.l‘€.t€?.'i..‘t2.’;f.; m“ Plmvm CEILING- Officer Commanding the Canadian Army: Ogzigyeashtiin clgagge of arrna- m‘ men , . r. e nny reen. d‘ amm ' M.BE Ottawa, in charge of apnoea and performance, and Fit. Lt. F. H. pres also“ 5mm,‘ mgrwqgve Grantmyre, New Glasgow, N- 5., i cents per pound as the cell-inn price was erroneous. it was explained.

MacLean, McNaughton and Grantrnyire have served in corn-i EGG PBODUCTION- The pro- bat zones. Macbean, a pre-war duction of ens in this Province

chemical engineer has been norn- wntlmlfis steady. it was learned inaterl as Progressive Conservative Yeslflfdfly- 171111118 the newt ten days candidate for a Parliamentary seat 591'?“ CKflOI-fi of esiis have been sold in Prince Edward Island in the ter-he s9°°181PF°dl1¢1sB<>Brd.v'lth beg, five more vigil! offered! this week.‘ instructor in Canada, bomber hm’? w“ “e 51°“ 1' a‘ “s” command pilot overseas and chle£,?"§,eki_&515e M C30 ‘$1115 1;" 5°19“! “s” 911°‘ M “n R53 Baum‘! ontinues Eta r§=ii$§i§vei Poufl! His colleagues are specialists in In, offerings $10“, ' MOXZBTlIIlCDiRXI divisions over ' rvhl l t ey pres de. . ._ In the last fiscal year they pgi-Yiixfevlyo jcIvExriE/Lllililgirliifsnlsigf "1359 163 "Paris 0“ whim 1m‘ tor for the Wartime Prices and provements were based. While rn-ade Board spoke m mwmers o; aircraft kinls are their chief the P.E.Islnnd Jewelers Assam.- u-orry and their task equally dlvid- ion in me chgr-igggewwn 3mg; ed between operational and trairi- Tuesday night and discussgd mo. ing problems. they also test per- relating to the trade, Mr. R, sorrel equipment. Usingagroup of laylor, oi Charlottetown, 191-9. ninneii washed out of aircrew sident of the Association. nresioed. posts through chronic air sickness, Mr. Levy visited Moncwn. Saint thgy ygcgnfly conducted expel-i. John. Sydney and Halifax before merits which may lead to m im- "m1"! 1° 1/1115 Pmvmce- 11° B1" rovcment in eneral fl 1n" com- dyed b-V 1751-119 1351 9119mm 511d D Z l r. tcrt and a subszoiierit decrease in 1511' “day 1°‘ M°m"°31-

the incidence of this trouble. STAMP CLUB MEETS __ me bl-rnonthly meeting of the Char- lottetown Szamp Club was held last evening in the Y. M. C. -

This Wflf-rfiilll -%“‘e€2i’f.°¢‘?‘°é§§‘§..‘."5’? l ‘W Johnston, B. Stems, LAC. R. Years Ago

‘Edmcnds, and F0. J: C Cooper. One cf the matters decided upon during the business of the meeting was that all persons interested By The Canadian Press m stamp collecting would be wel- APRlL. 20. lJ-lil-Allfitlltl‘ Allied come. including beginners. Many expeditionary .:rce reached Ncr- interesting items were displayed, \va_\'. Rurnaiiia gave Lierniaii trade among them being an English concessions iii return ior_ the prorn- newspaper dated 1309, with a 15B , YI- 01131-5 111K191’ B-lflefla- stamp embossed on the paper. This 5G KFSZQE (IEYEC-lllfilli. To. Edgar (Coboer/ Kain 0.631119 wars first British air ace.