T on will be held 0n 'I‘ues-

1s

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11 s 1i o A 1< V.

was rrinc t:i o.’ f

its one of ilicse killed 1n the ac- tlflflll to 11 RCAF. plane which

0f

on .\lr<

“iflgfn-‘nlliilly is extended to Miss t an 1n her bereavement. It m. Wm. 'I‘hornton and the Mlssrs

ITALIANS GET

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The Rm- 1 h,‘ _ i" Navy did not encoun- lillllillil during the i} l‘ 111 o the Libv cited h. . . gym, oafigllglghsh authorities as fur-

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i. t 1,511“ m! b. mum nu;

id :- ‘wags 11711111111111, w-m It. Toronto Bakery. Wntcl‘ it

* will u e il furilrbfvubtdzlznller d1! or {Gautier-u 11131113111 hm. h summcmd‘ i’

W, your order to the boy responsible

f“? ‘GENT-Mn. John Pond. M Water Street I t-rh iUMMEBSlDI uni ramp; ¢ofhu °"' 1'"

WEEK-motives. Lever-run; should n an with m‘ Pond

Ii w: of v.11» rouwin; .10., h, Geurliq pm"; Mark Glndet. Wkimrfveililestll.

2a m deirzlelielq ‘Z,,£°;.',:‘.1',,',;',gr' "

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11111 1111111111 1| reserved M‘ new 1 -—-\!-I- KINDS and sizes bolts, " "fu-s- 811F61- and bar iron in stock t u, newsy nature may be lruen- a Brace s.

of local interest but advertiainq

‘ a1 at Z 1.1111115 a wurd ltrlctly pay- ' able 111 advance.

---—— ~ 50¢ ll- Taylor Dfllfl 00.. Kensington.

V -li00l~1F.n mats, special one 4011,11 up. Alan old glassware, et K,,,,,,,g;0.1, L-6-8-l9-6l.

JEPIACEI thy ore-trap roofs

11111 11:11»; fire safe shingles. Mod- s-NI-KI COURT - In

-~ h-iivc coior assortment at

F“ _551_ _ _ i lncnpabl r - .» I. J B 19 2i. day mogul‘?! ined $6.10 0n Fli-

Btlfl‘ c1

xoslirrillx IMPROVES—-The .1. Ml‘. Eldon Matthews

v. Thursday, is re- l Prince County Hos- ~ improved last. night.

-,\.l,1|ll4'S at Bruce's.

iuiplcle stock at Sum-

. (Illllflfiiflll, U. S. A and

COJDIISSIONEII — Owing t0 the death of .\11 K. Todd there will

n1 by c 0n in Summerside on quiet wedding look 11love on $=it~ 1 urday, August 17th, at the home of Rev. Dr. A, Avery Gates, Vzctoiza Road. Summcrside, when Iva Maude Sllliker, daughter of Mi‘. and Mrs. Watson W. Sillikei‘, 0‘Lcar_v, br- came the bride of Donald M‘c- __ Donald. also of Oilcaijv. D1‘. Griic: _"0_\'_ 3m) MACK|NN0N HERE read the marriage cr-rrmonv. -li .1.'.'lilll‘S M. l\'Ii‘iCKiI‘il’lOI‘i_ Min- 111111793’ °°11l11° W111 11111119 111911‘ 11°11‘? i1,"l‘ 111- and Commerce, ot- in OI-earv. S

_ for a Water Commission- ‘ Ward. It is under--

. Chcstcr Palmer mid ti: Joliii I. Phillips are offering Lliwir services in this connection.

has fll".'l\'(‘(i iii Summerslde to 11s 11:10. who has been tl1e

ill‘

OQSRIEETING - Tho "c1" Rcd Cross meeting

Scott. Routine business ' uuh and a number 111cc. zir clcs received. The

.‘v registration of ‘.l."\ discussed and it was i tliif til.‘ mcmbcrs of the vnuid i'i'l\'(‘ the privilege o! '11‘1"l. 1i: the next meeting of

F“ and w“ time of Beverley. Mass. are visitinz friends in Summersfde.

c be confused with Rcgistration, which is s this week and is com-

“illilll (1 R. Raymond, who

cd l Sizniincrside on Satur-

iiith sincere regret

51111111111‘;- bccn 1 11 B

' known in the commun-

hill‘ sad at this time as 11> lulvc bccn married the

Parkman, daughter 0f Dr. ‘P1111051 E. Parkman of

1111- sympathy of the en-

15h Blades obtainable at Bruce's.

.11.. iiujilred bv s, truck at Wire hav r0116 in stockLat; Bruce's.

"A eries cases came before Magistrate (‘. OLD ACQUAINT- Darby on Friday aflqj-rnocn f" vw_ , . ’I‘l1o1r_ias Boates of lations of the Fisheries Act Two ', l5 visiting his old were fined five dollars and‘ Guys 1111“ 111511 15 ‘enewmg and two others three dollars 111111

costs. 5'

—What might have bf‘(‘ll a iiiuili L_653_8_19_21_ more serious accident, occurrvu U11 ggilllllgflv nevcnigg Etlll LAlCiUklYlS Jlallilliliith, fresh groceries, i e111 ~ , P11111115“. lvllvli 2mm,‘ “Hum builders. s“ has. one of the Irving oil trucks mid ii m“ 1 1 pp New Brunswick cur driven by fl M1‘. Md stock avnhalflm Arsenault. collided. The fluiolllobllf‘ l‘(li'lio‘ls by telegraph was badly smashed, but, fortuiiiifc- _ ly no one was hurt. Mi‘. Arsi-iiiiiill

1 ,- 0‘ suphh; Brace Mu. received a bad shaking up 11ml was d_ L.g43-3.19.g1_ taken to the Prince County Hospi- ‘ tal. but was able to lcavc alicr a‘

-111‘ 21.111 HON r-‘on warm little Whl-‘e- S,

emrployees at Mr. John Taylor's scr-

_ __ Royal Bank of Canada, Charlotte ‘111 gig“; 11"“ 111111113111 1151111111" town. is spending his vacation at- h..‘,.',, “M” °11 5119151’ 1511'“ w” Ildgewatcr Cabins. it.

. whose cngiigemcnt to 1191' “d 1nd 11151 bee“ an‘ Williams’ 8' \'\:lllll0 Iisifllflllc were visitors to ever iilhiflii River recently, where they were gucsls at the house-warming ulvcn MI‘. and Mrs. Louis Rogers.

11-653-8-19-21. —JERGENS LOTIONS 25c and

—PULP WOOD SAWS with Swed- L-627-B—l7-2i.

151119 P911139 0011111 a di‘ui1k .1133

—GENUINE flexible galvanized 53-8-19-21. -°0URT CASEs - r0111 r1511.

—CAR. TRUCK m COLLISION.

—MacDONALII - SILLIKER -—A‘

The

—-BIRTHDAY PARTY -— Friends

Cl 11"1' 5151913 M155 Z.11P113 and neighbours gatitcrcd at tlic 111*‘ 1\1‘111° MMK11111°11 home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scliur- ‘ 11" 111111"- MY- MM‘ man lL-inklctter Rood rcccnllv on 1 l’ 11 111111111‘ 9f P911 E1511“ the occasion of M1‘ Scliinanaiis 1i 111'" 11“ 111111 111 Edmonmnt birthday. A vcrv- rllcrisiint f "11, 111"'11-" 191115,‘ MfnMacé evening was spcnt and the visi ..1.'-. 1‘ ~$ "n ,1}, 12in“ 1111,11’? :31 showered congratulations oii thc ‘m mm“ 1m‘ 1e 1'“ o ‘s gucstof honor. wishing him moiiv

" more happy birthdays. Icccrcain :11~.'l cnke was served by tlic lnfllcv. Schurman enjoys perfect hi’ and cntercd 111:0 the fun and mcrij.‘ . U, making with the youngcst tlirrc. or‘ If“, P -5- .11

l

l

.1. '11

Personals —M.r. and Mrs. Wallace Brad-

11111111 would be held at gnaw are gpending an enjoyable v11- bi‘i1.1‘.~111.i1d. Alisa Eilccii Kccfc, cou- Hcnry Crozier. canon 1n 3h John’ N‘ g_ g_ i ism of lhc '

—Mr. and Mrs. lvaitcr Murray

1 l

-.1Vh‘. Parlee and Mr. Carver both

of

--Mrs. R. J. llvlacNr-lll and fam-

1 .~ f ‘ll’ ..Ai ff- 111,11; h_,>\,,,,,,y0],:é a $53k?“ ily of ‘Tyne Valley are éfijOylflgdl ' rm. some time h“, holiday at Edgewatcr Cabins, Nomi

racque- s- Kensington-

-M'iss Clara MacPhail of Halifax

llnimoiid was the son of arrived 1n Summerside Saturday ' 11 111*} 1911119111 Rliymfllld PVQTliIIQ to visit. her aunt. Mrs.‘ . .\. 11. Ills tragic death wane,- cn]]_bgck_ 5W.

sister, Mrs. Normnn Mn ~-

-Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Thornton.

“"1"” 1111i the 11mm; man's 0111c and Bessie Thomtnn are

o.‘ frivnds will be extcndcd 1111i .\l1‘. Raymond in their

nwrrwiiiiirrwviis“ ‘ifil 1.1m‘ P _f>i walcr. "M11151 Rlliiwently seeking

1° “"1111” lor Saturday's bom- returned from an enioyable moim‘ 11¢

gyzgglltcllntfifsqliardia and Fort Ca- trip to St. John, Moncton and nth-

one of its heaviest

flcct ls of the war.

chased 11 bombers and machine-

on ancoestwu

‘ e that a. tight block. 'i»l.l§'..‘.'l..ll§ l1‘°‘“”2§'

ne , a ‘hqwcd no desire to at.

View Cabins, near Summei-side. s

k ls doing nicely after his recent op- in and ltiillan regular m erotica in Prince County Hospital. ' Eislgtrveg “ 5

_ -hour attack Betur- dsu fer, Miss Adele. have return- 111-"10011 the Italians shower- ed fihom e. very enjoyable holiday in ‘Yfllfilllits moving beck Cape Breton. where they attended _ ‘ lan coast. All of the annual convention of the 1.0 on by the V0l\lllt89l'S,- m» ap-

Rovai Air or‘. for the Marltlmes. -.s.

Gross funds.

A nice assortment of flow- ers available each day. very reasonably priced. h

MRS. S. R. PENDLETON

1’. uiid

11101.1 ‘ 1 “i"“_'

p m ‘s 11111” 111 11nd 1119531111‘ spending their holidays at Harbour: SLnIL-Scrgj; R, 5_ Khqgdom c; ‘A-ioflomcwliere hi’ Nofla

l ‘ ‘. vi ‘u; an enoyae

—$'. end llVh-s. Roy Albert oi’ '11g11‘11‘1'd111 Kmshmion’ 1'1"’ guest M boglcgiérxzvtiii ‘i-eatiricrs

Virginia em visiting Mrs. Albert's

mother Mrs, W. B. Mills, Summer-

slde. ‘may paid a visit to Halifax

1M9, week. 8.

-1Mr. Harry Jones of Linklcttcr iv U1‘

f -m.a11a ms. Bent. Sharpe 111111- {,1

fiiliEiowers

Kensingfon

unri and Airs. Lund. many ycars of liflrln‘ ivcridcri lifc. -s.

-\\'oofi.1ue 1 d W l ' . pm or ms nmnm to M,“ —<Mrs. Ralph Steele and 7011112 111111011 iu nllilUil‘ ‘T511151 son Robert of Allston. Mass. arc from ii pleasant holiday at Harbour

visiting in Carleton the guests of \l\:\V Cabins, suiiiii1c1‘si<le.

1t ‘. iin Mrs. Kenneth McLean.

A succemful-hieeting or the dgpu.

frars instructions, got under way —Mr. George A. Bowness and his about 8.15 p.m., with Mr, J. F. Pro- fltt in the chair. and the registra- tion cords were thoroughly gone ovcr, explained and commented up-

proximately '15. The majority cf _i tlicni at the close of instructions women of gguth Africa are giv- were then sworn in and divided up

scnt. l. l l i , ft moon and even- nameg. east two of them in; their wedding rings to Rod iglzvsqillllqilgg ggitgn Zach. w be ready

for WOTR on Monday. August 1911i. The complete co-operation of all, in this work. certainly proves be- yniid a doubt that one and all will do tlirii‘ bit in this and any other kind of work our patriotic residents may receive to crush out Hitlerism.

the Hope Rivcr. Si. Eleanor! run, who wrrc for a dav or so 01A strike

althcuizh trims have not as yet hcr-n roachcd. fhcy will, we are told, 11¢- sctilvri sntlsliiCffifliv to all at an curly mic. '2"! 11B

MMERSIDE GUARD

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Capitol Summerside

GOOD NEWS, AMERICA! Nick and Nora bring you their newest, merrlest, most amazing adventure! Arid flush! they huve,a B-A-B-Y nowl

with Virginie-GREY Z Otto KRUGER 1 Ihlubn SMITH‘ RuQhIItISSEY Jle! PEN LETON‘. Patric KNOWLES v Tom NEIL‘

also srloarsiinliscr Mons at 7.30 and 9.15 'l'l:'l‘IS. 3—7.30 & 9.15

Lund - Peri‘y Wedding

St. Pl‘i."l".S Church, Dartmouth, . \ ihcz~ciiic of a (llllljl ' M1111; \\" 1'

Pic. nuiiins E

11. iahcia \\'llil a squzirel . lull skirt ivitli finger tip \\.‘lllf‘ snot-s uncl gloves and cd 1i \\'.'lllf3 prayer book. The

f lllilk net over taf- lc ccssorics. The 11 \\‘.s atmiidctl by Pie. Jos- .\Icl)onul.l of the p_ E, 1_ lzindcixs. The ceremony was formed by Rev. Captain W. J.

useful gifts.

And Wcinity

The Misscs Olive Clark, Shirley

Miss viua 11111111111 and Miss

The Misses Shirley Hughes and

i‘ notional registrnt on, which

hes mace this week was held h, Hanover. Hilda Budlonz and Bar-

c Kciisington town hall on Frl- n“ 111111011617 i H“ D dd, dill‘ cvciiinti. The meeting called.1n gfilghggnogtgg1;,1§°;1Sl1“;1;;,,.,}1hggdg, A few minutes m" the h-ah,

uadrons of planes to er points in the Maritimes. -—S. m-

‘ground. Fires broke out on the

Places To 'l‘o-night— Mon.,r& Tues., Summerside

This morning is the opening day of the National Registration Canadians. both men and women of 16 years and upwards.

The committee at Sside completed their last; minute details and they and their voluntary as- sistants will be 1n their places at. 8 oclock to start the to register for

work. The places Summer-side are: Poll No. 43 S‘side S. W. St. Paul's Hall. Poll No. 44 Summerside N. W. Court House. Poll No. 45 Sun-i- merside Centre Town Hall, Poll No 46 Summerside N. E. A. Home and Co. Show Rooms Water Street. Poll No. 47 Summerside s. E you)‘: Show Room Water Street.

cope are expected to re, ter at that station in t gs district. Canadian residents of Summerside, but who Den to be visiting here during stration period may regis- y of the booths. A special s been arranged iri the ad- vertising office of R. fogt theirkftaff.

wou hel the officials a t

booths if the Ibltlzc t he the questions whicl printed in the newspapers

heir own polling

h up the

tier at an booth ha

southeast coast before Brit lighters chased oft a squadron of 22 Gennan plane: in one battle.

Ioldlarl Klled I1 30ml

m the louthwect, en widieeioc- ed number of eoldien were killed when they approached a delayed- action bomb.

Seventeen bombs fell on a lf course in a Inndon suburb du ng the first attack on this area.

For more than en hour pilnuit planes hurled themselves on title eriemfiesquadron: before the attack was atcn off. The retreating raiders dropped and‘ the neighborhood of South London.

Up to ulid-aftemooai no casual- ties had been reported. but unoffic- ial reports said considerable pri- £111: Property had been damag-

Fouz‘ enemy planes were dwt down before any bombs were dropped, and three others h dog- fights soon afterward.

Observers who raw one mus wave of 100 cross the eoaet and dash in the direction of the capital, said they counted only f‘? returning in a ragged forms-

on.

The raiders flow so hi it was difficult for observers on t e ground to follow the fighting.

One eye-witness describing the clash between defence forces and the first wave of bombers said:-

"F‘0r a time they battled so high

time to time and write their answ- ers down on the card which has _been reproduced in the newspapers, 5° 111111511 800d dcal of time would be raved when the questionnaire is put

to those registering. ~S.

LONDUN ‘RAIDED

___(Coiitinued_fl‘om_ page l)

tivcs cithcr in many or

111 1116 Sky they looked like specks

fore the raiders turned tall."

About i5 minutes latcr the sco- oiid wave 0f bombers came over and dived. Houses were shaken by the detonations and by the vibra- llvn of answering anti-aircaft bat- terics.

Sirens sounded the alarm in London shortly aftci‘ noon -the third alarm iii the capital in three days-and soon aftervsrd the roar of motors high in the sky, the crunch-crunch of distant explosions. the splatter of firing and the shriek of diving fighters shattered the citys usual Sunday quiet.

4.. ' Di . .V Y ll

recledrbgzgd w? ‘ht’, both gar NUNI‘ SIIIOMBEIG ‘

’ istrv - raiders who vvcre unable to break

London's dcfcnccs last evening;_

‘The enemy bombers four groups forming a large rec- lflllElP- Ffllly 0f thcm were Helnk- cls and the Behind thcin

_ way the Air Min- describcd the routing of the

_ flciv thcii‘ escorting -__-._ fighters stepped up in tiers. ‘As thcy approached the part of the Thames estuary they were received with a hail of shells _ anti-aircraft batteries. this momcrit _a patrol of Spitfires was approaching the sccnc of ac- gifml. ready to Ilillfjil off whatever

terrific anti-aircraft fire. tilzrlm Spiffirlc pilots were just in U00 Vdmnems of m l, t 1 c 0 SUI‘ tic c1ii‘11iv's rctrcaf." ' ‘ '~ e 11's filmy ll In the first raltl at mid-flan‘ tlic1i5i1b1l1l111111¥i 01f Lllvlél-Aéjcneral Hugh. ‘ Cl-iv ‘ i_- c invi c i‘_ King to be.‘ 111s dinnzii‘ and ovrriiiglit guest on,‘

from

Nazis dropilcd fringe some civilians at Crcywicn. , - second ‘I. HlgllillllfiCY-S‘, son of 1011411" Al-fililaii Luzizi. and the late "$11111 . linizus l_.:11id n1 Charlottetown. °‘111"5» 1111“ s11111‘1“"*» 1 i1‘ 111x11.- uorca 110121’ lcnqth dross‘ e11 11311‘ “V” Km“

1 ‘ ‘ bomb loans as they

Observcrsin south coast towns who says vnnmy bombers arriu-

Im WOW a floor Hrliyal Air l-nrcc ficurd the slczidy fhmi of 1x- plusions us (l1ljl'('ll\'fԤ Bnulogile mid Calais on

French coast were bombed.

1’ The third attack of the duy vas ‘Elllllilll. C. SS. R. Late-r a recep- in between the attempts to reiich 11011 was hcld at the hcme of Mr, the .\l'l NEWs RECmvEp _. The vice station have been callcri to the , anti Mrs. Rruald Routlcdgc, Dart- bombed coastal towns iii Kent of in: tragic death of Air- colors. S ‘m '

mcnts will immediately niime their members to the joint Board so that h1€€ll11E5 lllilv Open without delay. Newfoundland has frequently been suggested as a probable scene of a. united Canadian and American (iefciice outpost to guard the North Atlantic coast from possible in-

zsfing 111 serving were Southern lilnii-iiiid, but niincd their vasion.

Airs Edi .. Pcrry. slstcr of the main attack on airdronics in HJ'.1l'.)~ __M,._ Anthony whham. o; the , briflr. and Miss Edith Henley. Dart- Shllf‘. outli. The bride received a number B50111 200 l‘ B11115 111 911411 "1111 The Air Ministry and the Minis- Thcii‘ miiiiy friends ivisb Privat» Irv 0f Home Svfiliritv said the (lam- age was conipai‘af1vcly' siight. and the casualties relatively few.

In fighting off the renewed raids after Saturday's sudden . H.A.F‘. lost l6 planes, but eight pilots were safe

In the first

The riazis apparently used, “k me x m d

ra ‘mg o err o a three e- fence branches, army, navy and air, will be named to the Canadian sec- tion of the joint Board.

the 6O miles from Ottawa to Pres- cott with a Royal Canadian Mount- ed Police escort, which left him when he boarded a s ecial ferr to cross over to Ogdens urg at a out six o'clock last evening. He was accompanied by J. Pierrepont Mof- tiatt, Untied states Minister to Can- a a.

German onslaught Sunday, the Air Ministry said that "bombs were dropped on Royal Air Force ziirdromes, wlicrc some service personnel ulerc killed and others injured."

Nazis Driven to Sea.

But 1.n the second big sweep to- wards London. 42. Nazi bombers were driven out to sea before i119)’ ot to the objective,

ree of this flight were shot

was drawn up in the Riverside rail- way yards.

are the green mounds o what was once the fortification about which the battle of the Windmill was fought 1n the war of i812, the last occasion upon which the two great American democracies engatie in armed dispute with each other.

least

down. Eighteen German bombers and 12 fighters assaulted the area of Ports- th — British south shore naval “base-but six of them were destroyi- ed and the others jettisoned their

mou

khaki-clad American soldiers to be seen on all sides, and arm planes soaring overhead, Mr. ing wae welcomed by the United States Pre- sident with a cheery and informal "Hello, Mackenzie,“ as he step d aboard the latters private car ast evening.

bs on widely separated Eng- lish areas. Some houses were wreck- Gjfldys uBhmc are spending l ed in a residential district. near a tilcusant holiday with relatives and b friends in Elucrald and Kinkom.

midlsnd were said to have fallen on

reinsman. on his r1 kddnid andTm-Tl- carned success dur 11g the race mcct

rcgistrars, volunteer registrars “m, h“, conlmmee who voluntarily in Charlottetown during Old Home

President since their Harvard days 40 vcars ago, and has been probably more close to

any of hi; predecessors in office, have been to a United States Pre- sident was less formal. He greeted his host as "Mr. Pmsidcnt."

with his wins over fast

- . . Week. glint/rd the voluiita registrars fields with Bnbe Mcmwynv sum“

PERMANENT

(Continued from page i)

tli;1..llci1cd_ by a foreign aggresgoT-f Ncilhcr leader would enlarge iii flnv degree upon the information contained iii tncii‘ joint BJIHULIEHA: 111511- Tliev gave no press inter- views _tudfl)'.v but ‘President Rouse- V0111. 1n all interview here late yes- lfliifll’. said his pledge to Canada 111D Mars ago still held good. President Rooscvet came to nor- ihcrii NEW York yesterday to rc- \'lL‘\\' the field exercises of some 90,.

Today Mi‘. King joined the Pre_