_ Ill-X .32-_.1943

Major General G. G. Simonds, sdiall Division which, along with the British Eighth Army, made rapid and brilliant advances in the early days of the invasion of Sicily, wades gsilOlll on the Italian island Irom a landing craft.

(Clnldlln Army Overseas Photo)

Officer Commanding the First Can.

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0.3. llow lies Ships To “Spare"

WASHINGTON, Jul 28—(AP)— The United States ts merchant fleet practically un uched for the first two ears of the war and aug- mented s ca then by the greatest shipbuilding effort in history, has begun a share-the-shlps program with her maritime Allies.

So far agreements have been made for the chartering of ships

Apply Russell 'I‘hom--

Min (.0. _| Moneta Nat Pele

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to Great Britain, Norway. Holland INBB“!

and Greece, and today the door stood i

open for other United Nations. in- ciuding Canada, whose fleets were depleted during the height of the su marine campaign, to come in for their share.

Shipping officially say this float- ing version of lend-lease is possible ‘ the United States mer- chant fleet, since Decal, 194i, has grown to be the worlds largest by 250 er cent. Britain, traditional worlds shl ping leader. the say. has droppe far behind, due war losses and because oi the onoen- tratlon there of naval construction rather than cargo carriers.

Rear Admiral Emory S. Land. war shipping administrator. told the Senate commerce committee and the House of Representatives

Nipiss Noranda

‘ i mmittee veater- 3y that}! El-Déixdaeis: Roosevelt had 5Q,“

to charter ships to allied Nstllonys “for the period of war on y.

He pointed out that as a result of war losses Allied countries, cs - iallly Britain, had a lar e poo of experienced seamen, idle aunts‘:

States had the ships and not the w“ seamen. The exchange. he added. Waite Am

would conserve manpower and add to the Joint war effort.

The fruit store of David Lloyd Georle on his estate at Churt. 5:5 NY. was

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‘uv MEMORIAM

There passed sway in Charlotte- town on June 28th, Adam French of Panmurs Island in his sevent - sixth year. The 1m Jr, French was a native of Sturgeon and early in life moved to Panmure Island, where, at one time, h; was fnBfilled in the lobster canning

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hosp‘ ble disposition he enioyed the love and respect of all his ne hbors.

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Eliza MacDonald to whom was born one daughter Elizabeth. who died nine years ago. wife was Julia Gormley Mary's Road who predeceased her husband by eighteen years. Ila-om is second union four daughters and three sons s the loss of s. kind and loving father. They are:—Agnes. Mrs. (Capt) J. B. Scully. Georgetown: Martha. Mrs. Guy Graham, G

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A. F, Halifax: Theodore, Sudbury, Ont. and Joseph it home.

The funeral took place on Wed- nesday morninl. June 30th to St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, where the services at the church and graveside were conducted by Rev. knmled F. L. Mullnlly. P. P. The all- beaiers were: John P. Gr fin,

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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Georgetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Graham, Gae- pereaux.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Borden. Medford, Mass.

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Mir. Joseph French Panmure Is-

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Mr. Theodore French. Sudbury. on

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Burnt-Point, P. n r. Mr. an Panmure Island

ma. aillycliic- =- "M Story 0f Buzz Mr. and lvlrs. John G. Iisndrigan, Lower Mon

m. and .°'nswlh McDonald, Bfillrfillg

Panmure Island.

PaliI/llrxfiuaieidlgllisawm. A._MeDonald.

Doris and Elisabeth Jamtsson,

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lillsg?x'girlisdh McLeod. Sydney. $1 u, “m, u

Mi‘. Kenneth Preset, Ittlllfdld, i oxlliltir. and Mrs. Geo. Moffatt. Syd- “Iinnilfia Mrs. Jcs Lively. Buydney. “like? Mrs. Jack Moffatt, Syd- symi, ilgi-ilébderoier and hmlly. troyed

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Provincial Livestock

EXHIBITION

Horse Races!

OvsrllllldtheBeslI-lerssslatiiallsrl- times will battle for honors on four alter- noons, with Vaudeville Acts interspersed,

LIVESTOCK SHOW

will bring together the finest horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry in the Garden of the Gulf, shown lu separate rings, with seats for spectators.

The c. w. A. C. Precision S uad and Entertainment group will appear a ternoona and evenings on our programs.

Car Ferries at Tonnentine and Cariboo—l.ow rates. Come here for your BIG HOLIDAY l

sUPWARDS OF $10,000 IN PURSES,

BILL LYNCH'S BIGGEST MIDWAY

With New I943 Attractions LT. COL. D. A. MaeKlNNON, D. S. 0., President. - -

CIIARLOTTETOWN, r. a. I.

AUGUST 10,11, 12,13

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of

Vaudeville!

0 vaudeville Acts, including a super sen- sational high-wire act-Amrricsn Sky Re- vue-The Victoria Troupe oi E cycIIsts-—Beehe's Performing Br Francisco the King oI the Slack ‘It ire-Jam Skuce, specialty cartoonist-Old Kin; ‘- one man circus-The Golden Gate t with l0 glamorous girls in i Is'\ .- and dance numbers, and many other sp '- Large orchestral band oi 20 pieces all iurrd with attractive settings, cnlur l‘ tomes and the most modern iighii-z

Attractive Evening Shows

with Vaudeville, Singers, Revue, Concluding with a brilliant display

w. al.

FIREWORKS

PREMIUMS‘, PRIZES

On the

Main Fair Grounds - - - J. W. BOULTER, Secretary.

AND AWARDS a

Doses.

. u‘ The au iy t

peregux. Mary Mm x, ‘h DD eecreary reported march with their bastard leaders 55 Borden’ Medmta. Mm’: m?!“ the following articles finished: as and those who accept such leader. °*sY<1"=Y-"-B~= M“ =1 ti» R v 5215‘. 13ft‘; i$y‘-’.“‘?.€§i3li?l‘l? fififi" it‘; i’§»°l§‘l‘é“i»u‘§i5il“li"°“‘ iii-iii?

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three pair three pairs ‘grey nflfltgl 51X palm’ I'd been thinking of this air war as gloves. 7 navy scarfs. 6 sleeveless nothing but a great adventure for imam. 3 boy's heather puliovers. - m,“ 4 Bu.“ Windbreakers, a boy.‘ these hot-blood haters in this 8111116

seamen’; gtmkings to feel ashamed that up to now

those who can fly haunt“ 3 bfllaklava ML You cant afford to be one of

m“, (3 mew) though. Many a good Buy I know

I 7 b0 ' knmged m"! (4 New» 7 gm.‘ um has gone west because he felt so

violent about Germans and so

_ dresses and panties. 5 baby's d d 1 t m » uliy, Leo Jam- Imkets- 3 pairs baby's bookie-i. 4 h§"s“l§hi§“t’h§i“he°r§§§°ol aIiolirtetllig ‘ hospital gowns. 2 pairs boy's Dylam- Hun on his own tail It's o. cold- The youowmg M“; on.“ m,‘ BI. 3 pairs girl's Pyjamas. 0 children ' ' W.» ~- amp-i- w- ===- tarsus. unspoiled“: birds.‘ i" a do o“

kimono. 1 nishtle. a bibl. 1 pair rubber pants. safety pins, l0 cakes Scum, face soap.

‘ The following officers were ao- pointed for the coming year. Pre- the Orwell women's Institute was aidfint. Mrs. Howard Cudmore: Vice- held at the home of Mrs, Murdock plggsident. Mrs. Iroweli Younker: Mclieod with an attendance of nine

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blooded business. And it's a cold- SWD€ URWELL INSTITUTE

The regular monthly- meeting of

Jessie Stewart. member and six visitors the presi-

tary, Miss and m1 John French, Supply Sec‘y.. Mrs. Willard MoCali- dent presiding the meeting opened

Mr. _ Halifax, n. s. M's‘ B°m‘°° "'°“°h' sydmy‘ Collection was 02.26. Twelve mem- the minutes of the last bers responded roll call by paying were read approved and signed a re- their annual fees. Lunc ed by the hostess and after a plca- last meeting showed a balance of h gent islocltal houlr the) mtsi-Ietingn was $62475 otegits it was bréioved and sec- IVUB 05005! Y 08311 OIIGd BESBOO M" w“ Wm‘ ‘M hmuy’ of the National Anthem.

cl Mrs. John P. Griffin,

Ga-sperenux.

Mr. and Mrs. David Jamieaon. Gaspereaux.

Mr. and Mrs. Plus Jsmieson. Jr., Sturgeon.

Mr. and Mrs. bee Jamieson. Mil- linocket. Maine.

Mrs Mary Ann Janiieson and h“

Treasurer, Mrs. Fenian l\.'.c- with the Creed

By JACK BRAYLEY (Canadian Press Staff Wm")

Canada's first war-hero history bfien written-arid ‘by (‘haulage John w. amnion. Pm 1r Wash Zlllufllfileuistl sudE Pgfgggyt ggggdege-tgihgfgietggmig:

den death in the skies over France Xwhat Bpme hum aboutwhe ha,

and Malta. .

NIlMaYl“k ggtflretx. publzheamén panese Canadians.’ me w or a Farra - .. r , .

Mrs. Johanna Condon. Vernon fir.) 1., m, "X,- D; c§ngdn N”, hymn Jesus Shall reign where er

Miss Eleanor Landrtgsn, Mai- we with

dad's Mill?” so 5e 1 v, wrence . . u: ,.

' "Roberts is the collaborator but, as be our attitude to strangers. has

M;- and Mrs. Lieu Jamieson. his Montreal writer takes aiiis to read. Devotional period closed nltn

:13,‘ is his own s ry. 8-! Prayer.

And using the lusty jargon of the members. There were 3 visitors

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in unison. roll call was answered by my favorite apple meefinz

h was serv- port of entertainments held since

donated to

_ British Children Fund and that - $26.00 be donated to saiiitoriilnl s. verv interesting report of the an- nual convention of the Women's Institute was given by the delegates. Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Neil I-I. McLeod. i‘OII call to be answered by Sing. say Play or Pay. Collection 75 ceilts, she singing of the National Anthem

a close a delicious lunch was then served by the hostess.

YORK DAY SPRING MISSION CIRCLE On Thursday evening. J1me 17th. the York Day Spring Mission Circle

met for its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Wendell Vessev. The

Meeting -‘ by singing m, 8.3a; M, “wk. the Sun." Scripture passage Isaiah

w,“ (gnu) o. l-lo was read following by pray- from Verdun. Que. Leslie er. An article entitled What shall

Roll call was lesponed to by 13

gunk”, 59kg“; ym- air and having no soruples about» present. The minutes cf the last

Johnston,

- eeda m . c him, Jul ma. The “ m, d . “mm, ‘Wed with ythc sinainl my outfyerwrltiallfinliyeriiid

fin MB 11pm. " d-blood- tdltuiilii“ Still.“ ‘ °° l-

A m in addition remi- is left ih the same im- tonthi; reaular work was the Helm "H"!!! wit‘; m" l " ' bl hlae loits under the efficient leadership of lb 495°" :8“ ‘B 1 mow,“

Th m, Mm. mFI&IIJl-sl:r. en.t e on y. ‘a o!

conducted Jest

Red Cross Office in char- nin

modesty. the icy-eyed and blond

mlgsebts to his his mates‘ t R d c

no ou as or k l5 dre . o c ross SYMPATHY TWWQI B9 ‘he mill-WI! °1 the" ggorrgaalfd to ordisiFIi Stlhdv Book ill am -

odds

ainst them ~snd the Island WM saved for future use in the United Nations second front strategy. Only 2i now Beurllng, score of 29, collected the D.S.0.. D.I".C. and the D.F.M. d

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3'! planes, damaged el ht others and as credited

sccmm nods. provides tie background of thll The mlniltes of the last M990" great ftgh"

ad actually ‘an extremely loveahle any‘?

nine. and the war

sired. But he arrived in I-Ondvn when the blitll was on and he saw a pretty child playing with a 11011

off by

on so that she con

- moved from debris that was bin-

her down.

" r me. from that day Iilrwlrd, t the Germans.

ed a putat

inn kit and caboodie of those

meeting were read and approved

Ialoon leaves his read?" rt was decided to get tliiiicldiil

septem A hcartv vote of thanks is to be \v-'—' 1 W. were at mudi a-

h t ea probables.

En land showing rookies

er. i with the o ‘gear-smile. who. he

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says "he the chs tars “Ii-Md '- ° h the WM- amid hard as steel

lif f th a rottTlne along to

tty girl undergo a leg! an‘:

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gent io Miss Alicia Jenkins for sing- ing at the special service held June

6.

Mrs. Ollio Brown envited the members to her home for next meet- ing Roll call to be responded to by a "Patriotic Selection.” ,

Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by the commltee in charge.

Meeting closed with the National Anthem.

During the absence of the Pastor this Mission Circle conducted a spe~ cial service iii the York Church on Sunday evening June 6th. The Dre- sident Miss Mary Gill presided over the service and Mrs. Lloyd Vessey wry capablv presided at the organ and directed the music.

The soloists ior the evening were the Misses Avis Prowse and Alecia Jenkins.

‘The addresses given were the coin- pliments of Captain Hugh Maclean of the Salvation Army War Ser- vices, and were read by Mrs. Peter Proud and Mrs. Ollio Brown.

MEADOW BANK W. I.

The July meeting of the Meadow Bank W I. was held at the home of Mrs Charles Hyde with fourteen members answering roll call. Min- utes 0i June meeting were read. ap- proved nnd signed by the president. School Committee reported having purchased school prizes and pre~ sentctl some. Rod Cross forwarded bill for material for quilts and re-