‘ULY 1Q 1944

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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— W1",T,F°,,,j,'§1;"i;,”;'“ 59.2% —TEACHIB_W-A_NTED for Low- iiiiiisifff 1» 1-W- egtt- 3i.“.f££.°"§.§§.';%l2;...'2'ifé.%'§§§: 1111111" - .__ ' ' rctary vfscott Cairns. "i-ia-ai

_-TEACIAEB WANTED — First ‘m; teacher with experience for Bummerside School. APPlY 111 P61"

Miss, Constance lih-iman. Crockett and Gallant

7-11-31 _WANT|:|) _ Qualified, Stenc-

wn tary Bede" ,'Summerslde.

upliel‘ with some knowledge

bookkeeping, capable of managing

gflltt‘, experience desirable,

nut ssseaiial. Good wages. Apply National Selective Service,

-._ ._rnvou umrcp ciiuncn .

per-std e.

- YIUACAL cannon. - The ser- Personals PA (iCl 1m.‘ Sunday. July l6t1hl are ‘his __ lolit ‘$1 ‘We 1ravuse ' ‘ ' —M Vina Higgins is spending 3 ‘y_’1n£l;-y%uAiI,?fi.gv-. 221112326 at her home in Kensing- mister. 7-13-11. ——— —.Mr. and M . -roa u“ — Ranch Property Sherwood and ill egggfifs. (INN??-

one mile lvrtheast of Summersid , ranch buildings, I9 acres of clear land.

consisting of dwelling.

Apply Hmer Newson, Bumme — -Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDou- ‘ide, 7-13-21 gall. Port Hill were visitors to -—- Norbom on Sunday-K

_F0|t SALE - Factory-built ——— t lHtllPl‘, furnished, lights and wat- —-Mr. and Mrs. P. Callaghan Ebb- ' Hg Excellent tércs. Art ah 138F513}? 501251321251: lvlnuagnldt Mrs. Merllt ‘

‘l. aren o e 0 we on. entfie ' 1 ‘ ‘ "" "s" G past week with relatives sllh Nor- bUMMLRDlDL

Cabins, Summerside.

‘I-IS-Ii. ‘FAREWELL PARTY — A fire-

If Mr. nd Mrs. Harold MacDon- ily 5 in honor of their son

lfl Oil I.lo.\'d who is leaving to join

Canadian army. A number of inti- mntc friends and relatives gathered ind a social evening was spent in rhmes and quiet talk. Lunch was "gt-red and Lloyd was fished good .uc". and best wishes in his new He had previously een

duties. tmployed in the Hardware

of Sinclair and Stewart's. Sum- At the close of the eve- hing he was presented with a mill- tary set and a fountain pen which

rnerside.

he expressed his thanks for. left the following morning Charlottetown then to Halifax training.

_ BUBIAL 0F HUGH BRID- GES -— One of the most poignant funerals for many years in Mal-

cque Cemetery took place

n11

t» the De Salaberry

Firm at Nitro Que. on

sud devotion to duty. in

world has its unsung heroes

July 10th, when the mortal remain; of Hugh Bridges was con- signed to earth. He was the u_n-. fortunate victim of a "flash" fire Munitions last Vcdiicsday. By hi5 self - sacrifice acting‘ qumkli’ to avert an explosion which, might have killed many W°Tl<"5 The WM he lust his own life. The work-a-day (ma; Chum

different committees was

of

but club had done with reference

McCar-dle Kinkora. 15611511181011 on Sunday-K

and Emerald-K

Summerside the guest,

f Mildred MacDonald. o

the

lit.

ALBERTON

He for

for to-wn is the guest of

Howard Clark, LLLYIEIIOIIII. Mrs. Jas.

Ottawa, are at their mbin on the Dock River.

Mrs. Firth who has Mrs.

home .

Mrs.

O11

D. S. Miller has

to her home in Charlottetown.

as eek. A dainty lunch was served tfss.

though not so glamorous the same,'by the hos kinci of courage and self-oblitera-y

tiuu is displayed. "Greater

drcii have the sympathy of placer years -I<.

ANNIE BERTHA LUKE

Fuizcval service for Annie Bertha aecri 53 years. beloved wife of Mr. Luke, who Nled at ti: Thursday, April as, 1944. was held in Stonewall United Church on Fri-

Jolui . ivinnipeg General Hospital

day 28 at 2.30 pm, with burial

the family plot at Argyle 091119‘ tery. Rev. Alex Cox officiated, and en- trusted with funeral arrangements.

Pallbearers were: P. Sherlock. R- I H. Ccttingham. Petersfield. P- H Anderson, Sam Brindley. Argyle. Gcorge H. McCankey and Jas. Saun-

born at Cap Traverse, P.E.I. Feb. 2, 189i. daugh- ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mon- tague Muttart. She graduated as a nurse at Summcrside, PEI. and took up Victorian Order in Winni- she Wns united in Luke and en- ngrd in farming in Petersfleld dis- rict. where she resided until her

Holloway rind Lnngtry were

dry. Stonewall. Mrs- Luke was

peg. _ In 1823 marriage with Mr.

leath

l-ier kindly disposition endeared o

her to the hearts host

frltnds. Besides

of a her

H165.

Muttart. who reside in

_ Stonewall Argus.

AUCTION

AT SHAMROCK ’

0n Thursday, July 13, at

130 p. m. I will sell 30 acres hay. Ii’ day is un-

if, choice standing TQrms cash.

fit sale on next day. D. D. MBCDONALD,

IUGH MORRISON, Auctioneer.

sorrovring husband. she is survived by one daughter lliid one son. Nora and Also a sister Mrs. Arthur Dawson and a brother MgEl-Iafl‘!

love, Thc exterior of the Frase - than this hath no man that he layloi-ial r Diem down his life for his fellow - man“»‘ His sudden death caused the first‘ break in a family of thirteen bro- worth doing, is worth dolngwell. thcrs and sisters Who Wlth his Wid- owod mother and wife (Jean Cfllfl‘ . of lidnlpequel and four small chill-dialect. hcr sister. Mrs. Peter Mather- l e

pcfplc of McNellrs Mills (his native‘ also Kensington and Mal-

peuue where he_llvcd for several

Church is being ITKICCOYZIEJ tMr. Rooert iJuini nus ciiiirlc of iii: work and he believes that what is

Mrs. J W Porsyth, has as her

l of Cascumpcc.

Miss Mary Keefe. has returned to Boston. Mass. She had a most enjoyable visit with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Keefe. "Briarwood.“

Mr. Jas Marchbank, Trurc. N S. fonnerly of Alberton visited here last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacLean who are sirmmexina at Southwest. spent a few days in Kensington last week.

the guest of their son. Mr. Wm. 111 MacLean. Jr. Mr. and Mrs Brenton Hudson.

Cascumlpec have received word that their son Ernest.

yet twenty. is seriously wounded in ta1v.- W

Re Postponements 0f Military Training

t?

QUEBEC, July 12—(CP)—Pos_t- poncments of military training will be granted to all farmers “in gpcd faith on demand to their mobiliza- tion r ' B.J Pare. mobil- ization registrar for the Quebec dis- trict said today. He added that false rumors were being spread that no

and life wanted this impression cor-

recto .

ts also are granted all persons. upon demand. who prove that they are the supporters of their father, mother, brothers or sisters. sick or unable to work and having no other means of subsis- tence except the earnings of the callee." Mr. Pare said. Persons employed ln industry or busin

war cf . I l5 l" "l? public interest not to disturb them.’

Write Finis To Johnson 0m

wstponements would be tzrantecb

—B.0TARY MEETING — The regular luncheon meeting of the Summerslde Rotary Club this week was taken up mostly with business matters. The membership of the an- nounced and their duties were ex-| plained. Dr. W. H. Barton, Akron. Ohio, a Rotarian was a guest and ‘spoke briefly on the work his home to crippled children. Rotarlans Arth- ur MacPherson and A. A. Scales of Charlottetown were also guests.

were visitors to

—1,\4Lsa Charity MacKay, Gra- weu evening was spent at the home ggfglrs sgglrilighghiighelrglglélzedwelzllicailfii: M 5s

-Mlss Florence Dalton, Ottawa,

lvliss Etta Forsythe. Charlotte- Mr. and Mrs.

E. Wells and five sons, mending the summer

Bowness, Summcrside, been visiting her mother returned

Elizabeth Farris, daughter o1 Mr. and Mrs. John Wells is hav- ing a most enjoyable visit to west- ern Canada. She will spend soine- gun time in Vancouver before returning

S. of the Fraser Mem- h met at the home cf

w“ as me military legions’ am‘ s oward Clark JFi-iday of last

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‘PENDIETUN-j Kllillltll . _

ALSO NEWS

and SHORT SUBJECT

snows 1.30, _ 9.15

THURSDAY AT 2.30

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DR. GILLESPIE CARRIES O AS DIAGNOSTIUIAN

N IN LATEST OF l-‘ILM SERIES

veteran fiiagiiostieiaii. Ii. carries on tho adventure of Donna Reed and hcr crazed smffneart, started in “Calling Dr. Gillespie." Barrymore, Willi his American assistant, Van Johnson and Chin- cse aide Kcye Luke seeks to aid Roy ‘fodnvcll (Jflilll Ul'£l\'\.‘lll lll ‘prison. Bafrylhorc and Johnson arrive as the convict organizes a prison break and are aibducted as hostages bv the three gunmen. Escaping this. predicament Hospital to "battle desperately with fllbflhidciiuc in a children's iviird. Tliis 13 marked iiv 1i poignant epi- sode willi Barrymore and mo" Margaret O'Brien. Keye Luke ures dramatically in the ycliubilizufl tlon of a man crippled n‘. Pearl 11011191” played by ivilliam Lundi-

F. 1111-‘

Says Members Not Getting

Regiment.

P gANA r they return to s1sir‘,,§°c§t‘,‘,‘§§},.,,d “ex; 16th in Brookficlcl ll A. M. Glus 3 P. M. Regular worship 1 Hunter River at 7.30 P. paratory services will idrookfield Thursday at 8 P. M Glasgow Rood Friday’ Rev. Henry Back. will of_ the Lord's riziv services. NIZIIOISCII, Student Minister

THE CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

This column l: r of local Interest.

0 at five cents a able In advance,

COOK} KM’ Photoc- CONFEDERATION LIFE SURANCE.

got ten days. train left Borden

4i, at the hour of made 7 trips yesterday,

U011,

It was reported last night that th

Doucette's next-of-kfn is his fat - er. Angus Doucette, 29 Grafton St. Charlottetown, P. . Ptc. John Peter Gallant, also serving with a N. S.-P. E. Pte. Gallanfs next- - kin ls his mother, Mrs. Rosie Gal- lant, Wellington, P. E. I.

E.I

DA-Brookcld Charge.

the following churches

Service M.

her home, 210

87th year. some time.

Enough Money

OTTAWA. Jilly ll-(CPJ-Exis.

use of :1 movuineiit bPPS 0_f ilflrliumciio to correct. their financial ])‘.1"ill0ll with respect 1o the income tux ivlucli, iii many cases, leaves them out of pocket for performance of their parlia- mentary duties, flnrcd into the op- (n today in the Commons.

Hon. RB Haihzuii (RC-York- Suitburyi one of the wualtliic members who said he had little personal interest iii the matter as ‘I

the start of the war." raised the pligh of the private when the first of the budget re- solutions dc inn with income tax changes was discussed in coni- cc of wavs and means. u He rcccivcd a chorus of support from members of all parties and two of the sneakers brought cut the hitherto undisclosed fact thatmem- brrs have lJCTll 1iri'.'.tl-:l'.' conferring with one another on the situation nnrl 1.1km the matter up with the s govormciit,

"The difficulty with this question is lack of courage cn tho pnrt of the powers that be," snidW.A.Fra- ser, fIyr-Nfil‘Llllllllbtiflflll‘Il. "Wilh- in tlic last 24 hours iho minister of finance (Mr. Ilsltwl and his collea- Vucs licivc had bros-uteri to them bv n number of members from each group n recommendation that mem- bers ot parliament have $1.500 ex- em/ot from taxation in order to oov- m-tthc-ir expenses while living in town.

A

Ilsley’; Reply

UITAWA, Jilly 12 ——— (GP) ~11- nance Minister Ilsley tonight war- ned members of Parliament against giving the impression of treating themselves better than they did c 1e hoavltv taxed private citizens of Canada. That was his reply to a chorus of demands from members of all par- ties that pnrt of the members‘ $4.- 000 sessional indemnity be treated as an allowance for expenses and

in m

BI‘

who found their indemnity reduc- od to around $2.800 ii year and out of that had to live in Ottawa ll! months of the your while main- tulnihg homes in their onstituen- cfes as well R5 meet election, tra- velling and other expenses.

HALIFAX, July ll - (OP) After nearly e ht months vutlgatlon In fax Police written "closed" m the

cue with the recovery today of what they are satisfied is the Royal Navy;

of ln-

Fnr Foot Ailments OONIULT ii. J. A. BROWN, DJ’. Orthopedic

OIIIROPODIST

Ill 0N“ George IINII UHABLOITETOWN. Pl-l.

commander's body from 111111111X Harbork North West Arm. Commander F. M. Johnson an his I0 yea; old glfllilgmki‘ N11112:; dig; l appeared mm e cine . 'Deo. f. Two days later the child's snowsuit -\clad down with stones, her head crush- ed with fferco axe blows, was te- covened from the Arm. Police than believed John n, crazed by. news his wife had n pennan- ently crippled in a New York traf-

“t not be made, but h: Nid say if one

have t J°l111°°11 those returned at the next

fl the use of optical ins

ted body, weighted gigantic service by ‘Trans- Canada-

tcr and himself. Halifax divers ad- surface about 200 feet from

fie accident, had killed his daugh- the search. brought his body to the’ lded_thelr £102: to lfragplinif on- spot l

He did not say a change should

was made it should not apply w present members. but only tic

e . ectlon.

A high degree of precision has‘ been achieved in Canatda through . .n

aligning dies for parts to be used in Canadian-built Lancaster; op-l for the Dominion in it; trans-

Air Lines. which are interchange- —-

auie with part. made ih England LOST ._ BLACK cocnan filin-

ifittlfi-l???'*“:§‘!LPP“°?§£¢¥%-. .’.°,.'.,.,.',‘,',lif“'*,{{,'§,'i, i§,,,.,.§'.',‘,',‘,‘_“ RH was found until this morning when ward. ‘I-iti-li two police constables, reopening -

the near the Johnson Boathouse as found.

whflu Nadia/s body w

he had been "livln on capital since W5 g short time, police traced him to a member house on Alley Street where was picked up and taken to station. cap he wore, which was out of ate.

with less than carlots Maritime points and Newfound- land. Demand is now in excess of supply. Receipts of live poultry are showing a slight increase. . . grading stations are quoting for ungraded eggs delivered: A Large 30-1; A Medium 28-9; B 24-5; C 19-20. Graded shipments deliver-

O n. O b‘ w 1 o t‘ r- m a» O é

Mr. Joseph J. P. O'Brien, known to all local horsemen

good-will ambassador because of his success in pa ing friendly relations among all Maritime

horsemen. attended the Montague races yesterday. ollection on the race track for the Chinese Relief fund and last night dumped his collection on a table

ed the horse-racing fans had gen- 05764. Aftcr taking up the-col-

rnnde exempt from income tax. 1 u I J d 1 t The minister snid he sympat ‘sfiicliln he osmi-nnlilye fhaiiff; 1 m’; 17ml “m1 m!‘ Plllll" °I "lembe 5 ' fans for the generous response they

had made to his appeal.

vlnciul Exhibition August 15th, 10th, 17th. 18th. 8-28- f

ron sans - so ACRES swan?- Agply 5'! Fitzroy Street. P

TEACHER WANTED FOR EAST Wiltshirc $150. non, North River.

roiTsfirTffiidtirfifiéi-nfiii punt, suitable for pond or river. Apply I06 Weymouth Street.

GCOTZC

Charlottetown, I... Warry of The funeral will be from her residence tomor- fit

POLICE CAPTURE THIEF -

A soldier was arrested by City Police last night on request of the Summerside police, who Ilc had stolen some wallet containing a sum of money was found in his possession when he was searched at Police head-

claimed money. A

uarters.

i The soldier got off the n

Charlottetown and in a

he the He was identified by the

EGG RECEIPTS -_— Egg receipts

are holding steady this week. Pre- . vaillng worm weather influencing quality in some CfiTlOtS grade B were shipped tit:

instances. Two

pecial Products Board last wec

going to

P.EI

: A Large 35 l-2; Medium 36 i- 328-9; C 23-4.

HELPS CHINESE RELIEF —

Joe took up a

the Guardian ent for count.

news de art- That count s ow-

ously contributed the sum

nfiLlf-IIOMI-l WEEK and Pro-

Too Imte To Clasify

fng hay at Beach Grove Farm. 01'

one 1'74. ‘HS-Ii

School. Su plement Applv Stirling acKin- 7-13-31

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

curved for ncwl but advertising a newsy nature may he inserted word. strictly pay-

-—-—~1 IN-

CITY POLICE COURT-—At the City Police Court yesterday, o drunk

-i__ TRAIN AND FERRY - The last evening with 92 passengers, arriving here with 6:45. The ferry

lcttetown, was stolen from the cur-

DRILLING 7100 FEET DOIVN -l oil well being drilled in Hlllsboro

CASUALTY LIST -Among those

And also who was

i"

RESBYTERIAN CHURCH TLN

e t of the Lord's Supper will lev Lord's day, July

20w Road‘ rived to s-‘cenri his 111‘ homo here .e_

be held at

eta P. M‘ have charge Donald

7-13-11. H

AGED LADY PASSES — The! death occurred at Euston Street yesterday of Mrs. George "Worry in her She had been sick for There are lcft to inouru her pas- sing two daughters, Mrs. MacEacherii of Cardigan and Mrs. D. K. MacLeod of and one son, George Lynn, Muss. held row afternoon. Burial will be among mcm- southporh

s Au. um:

he r Kl d a lusft dgwiniillgg. aCrlty $11111 latsetrr lad-g Mass" l‘ m the my‘

ca e i th t .

Ava,“ ‘f, 111,851,, jafigléff ;jn,js,i_ Mrl r. u. McWilliam. Montreal,

|was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coope Tvrflhiv. are in Charlottetown.

L‘

Bay had reached a de th f 7,100 Dr‘ 3'1"‘ Nlelsm‘ New 61mm“ feet in the morning. Atplast) report i‘ ‘ we“ M’ me Queen two wgegcos ago, the well was only ‘

a out , 0 eet deep. The old w ll -

on Governor's Island, drilled soneie gel-Md‘... ",‘,‘l,§"$,",u'f,°,§‘ °,‘§,'“"’,'§,‘§"c'}§; guéalas ago‘, went to a depth of only yesterday, ‘

. ee .

oration in the P.E.I. Hospital.

ist Class Stoker Rustico,‘ is spending a well earne

and general manager Tor-on Daily Star, and Mrs. Graybiel ar summering at Shows Hotel, Brack

Duvar has ar furlough at hi He is now stationed Northern Ontario as Officer Com mandlfig an internment camp.

‘Mr. Joseph Clarkin has return ed to Brooklyn. Nova Scotiri. Mte

. Lin-Col R.H.

Anthony Clarkln, North Wilish/e e was accompanied by Mr Mrs. J R.

Nova Scotia.

r EASTERN GUARDIAN

Sands school. Supplement $200.00 Malcolm Smith, Secretary.

CA N. DESTROYERS

_ (Continued fro_m page l.)

TIIGY WOTB QIVEXI EVEIY

a/waillng them. Oii licr tour of

had liud her share of fight

with aerial and underwater-

against

submarines, confirmed

kills were marked a-t least one German airplane. "Darkness and

the Arctic route." observed Cmdr

of long weeks at sea i; hard take. too. At one Iroquois never tied ulp to a for five months, and during

l leave ashore. Picked Up Survivors 0h one tour of duty

large number of survivors merchant iFocke-Wulff planes.

The Canadian ship and other vessels were escorting a con- voy of merchant ships when the attack came. Three focke-wulffs came over. Flying out of ran e of the thunderous anti-aircraft arr- age that went up from the ghlps, they laid their bombs accurately across the t/wo largest vessels.

"It was might good bombing." conceded Iaieut. . T. G. Madgwick of Victoria and Ottawa, first

Lieutenant of the Iroquois.

Fires broke out aboard the mer- ohant shirps and those aboard took to the smooth sea in llfeboats and rafts. The escort vessel; went to the

rescue. Aboard a ghlp built to ate a crew of about 2'16, and with not-too -commodi quarter, for them, the survivors were wedged like sardines. Packed onto the upper deck, they remained there for three days while the Iroquois ma-le her wary to port to discharge them. Skipper of the Iroquois at the time was Cmdr. W.B.L. Helms of Victoria, who later was decorated by the Czech Government for his ship's part in the rescue. ‘ officers were Lt.- Cmdr. P. C. Bicuwstad. Ashern, Man, chief engineer; Lieut. Will- iam P. Hayes. Swift Current, Sask., ipeymaster; Lleut. Dave Gllbertson. Ont.. secretary; Lieut Max Heay- bard. Montreal, gunnerv officer: Lielut. Bob Beatty, Toronto. torpedo officer; Licut. Julien Benoit, Flor- ida, navigator; Llcut. Jim Saks. "" second navigator; Lletit. Jim Dowler. Winnipeg, signals and staff officer; Surgeon Lieut. J.D. Ross, Edmonton; Lieut. Tom sea - ram. Waterloo, Ont.. anti-su - marine officer.