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,PINE TAR WlTll HONEY for tlnu. cough at Taylor Drug Co.

-VISITING IN CHICAGO-Dr. c, Simpson and A. iii-mi. are on a visit to Chicago.

_-\vANTEDv-_G o o d experienced uzriticz-"s for dining room. Good rei-

il. til, Summerside.

-MEN'S CHOIR — The choir‘ of Trinity United Chuch lrtl the service of song in Trinity on Sunday even-

-E.\"I‘ERED TRAINING SCHOOL hllsses Jean Simpson and

‘to! training school as nursing

THE WVESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENT-Allin. John Pond. 107 an" SUMMERS I and Pam

M‘ News. Subscriptions. Advertising The Guardian ma

Bell Bookstore, Water sf, Toronto Bakery. Water- 5t,

The Guardian will be delivere Carrier Bov at 2c Der da ‘in your order to the b

should be left with M“, yo“ v be bonlbt daily at any of the fnl 1

Gourli Mark

d to r or 10c per wee oy responsible for _i_________ _______

—Ll'JAl' yea sk 27. Bedeque rxlnk.

—RETURNED 1| Noouan no; rein in Borden after inent Ln the Prlnc Dital for severe b

—SALVATION V10e Drive, March

--__ —RETURNED Flt — en Archdcaco as returned fro Halifax, where h ficial business.

—VISITI A. Brenna [Force at Mo ew days with his Mrs. Arthur Brerliirlrlaerl: side-s

—DOIN

bert

nice‘ D1111]. after rcceivii a frac cd wh urday

-curnas CIIU

-—li‘l'Nl9RAL OF MR. ll0(i(i-'I'iie fuirsral of Mr. A. lisgg was held on Friday after-

W mot Valley. Rev. W. O. Road-es, ir-zion, officiated, assisted by

‘ "The Lord i5 My 51 inc-rd". "O God of Bethcl" and

' Swcet the name of The pall bearers

in‘ Edgar Sobey. Robert Agnew, ' A. s. MncCoull and E. C. Caseievi l!1t.‘l'i‘l"lf‘lll. was in the North Bede- quc Ccmeteryn-S.

one of thoir oldest members who was r-clrbroting her 55th

__ _ l-i“r_v Ardorson c’ Port Sgxu is Lfilllllg in Sumnicrside

ng in Moncton. N. B.

-)'t‘. David Wzflker of New An-

"llord Cairns of Slimmer-

. Harvey Daley of the P. cars nt his hc-me soc.

T. W. Pontlcv is visit- cr. Mrs. MacArthur S.

~“'1s Effie MacKav has return- ‘ on extended visit to i icnds

viug Wednesday's are no cars running here and word has been heard from the plows w hiclr have been do-

lliug thc roads open.

.\fr. Gordan Jay “This a visitor to Stuniurrszde on S

1 Lee Tayrlor of Borden spent ‘wéck-Eiid at his home in Nine

, att of Elllotfs was \'l uor to Borden on Saturday.

‘Mos Mary Fnrow. “'1 111i‘ SS. Charlotfetown who has moton dur‘ng the llln*ss returned to her Patricia Rodgers .v mfirninj! for a visit Arch'c Gallant. B emoloveecs on the are at present in Cturlotte- Plulnrrat the work of re- s the Hillsborough bridge.

ckev inns visiting

° ‘Aerial Bomb Washed. lip In British Guiana

t of Kcnslnnton who for. WW nrincinal _0f Bor-

91‘? hero and hi s clad to extend him a

n1 the Kenslng- rand crowd oi Althou~h the score

ch eniovroent oi the ween the Nationals n saving that the band was mvch hatter than in m“ Same between these

In:

._.___

on the rink is ai- rcm outsido fans when It ls: "What grand I do not know why Ovid be better than

ith

Trinity Girl Gui parade on Trinity United Church

leade ship of Captain Je son. Rev. L. E. G ed an appropriate

, text

—FALSE ALARM — The Fire Brigade at Summerside wcre called out on Sunda alarm. Called on a heated stove pip 1 First St eet , ,_

ncss section of the town the oc- in" “'1' cupant became alarmed and sent in UB the Harold Crockett entertained I tho Serial Club of Trinity Un‘tcd Clurclr on Friday evening at tiroir rrgttlai‘ weekly mcetfhg. After the

‘ business a social

' ‘ca. and refreshments served. \ s Crcckstt was as=ls‘cd in serv- ov her mother, Mrs. Waring Dll‘ll‘._‘._‘{ the evening the members cvlci on tlwc tcrnhonc and con-

done .

—SUNDAY SCHOOL TO IIAVE | NEW SUPERINTENDENTL- Mi‘. A. 1 -S MacKay very kinrily offered to fill the position of Sunoriutcndeot. of thc Sundry School of Twnltv United C‘.‘urch. as Phillips fclt he 1 to lllherilth. Phillips resignation and pupils wercm-cd Mr Kay as their new Superintendent. S

Mr.

-LEAVES port PrTows Arthur Al'en. ‘Summersidc Post Office loaves this mornwtg for Ottawa to rcccivc in- resrvd to his rlulios Rnurri"? Officer for f the Soldiers wrote in the Maritime Provinccs. .\l'r. Allen d at "ollfcv. N. S. PHPF‘ Mt‘. Clwfcs I. Peters will be acting Post lvfast".

structicns in as Assistant the taking o

will be statiooe lDuring his abs

l.'l llTMOIlAM MRS. CIIRISTY A. MiIcDONALD

Thcre passed her e.ernal rest Mrs. MacDonald w MacDonald of S the age of ‘l6 for the last three yeais with her daughter. Mrs. Kinlock Road. whcre she WllS tenderly cared for" during her lost llness and where she passed away in the early houzs of Wednesday, February 14th. The funeral was held on Friday 16th at. the home‘ of her daughter Mrs

ercy Wood at. a.m conducted by Rcv. D.K. Ross. B A., of Pownal assisted by Rev. l-lar- vcy Bishop of Charlottctowrl.

The mesage delivered by Mr. Ross was taken from i Peter 5:7: "Casting all your care upon Him for He careth for you."

Words of spevdid Christian clisracter- itrlumphnnt faith of the deported. were followed by words of comfort for the bereaved. The Hymns sung a the service were: My She-pherd and Safe Arms of Jesus.

The deceased is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Dan Ross. M- oi’ St. Elenncrs and M: of Kenslngton; one brother, S. A. MacDonald of Charlottetown. pass- years ago. Interment- u, was at the old home cemetery at The pallbearers were:

Mcssgs. Wm. Smnilwcod, Emife . W°° - Murphy of _ MSCDOXIBICI.

‘Emerson Corish.

The Guardian extends sympathy to tire relatives and friends in their bereavement.

on ed on t/wo . Sprlngton.

GEORGETOWN. British Guiana. Feb. 26-40? CabIeL-An bomb washed up on a beach six mles from here change by police today.

The yellow-pointed bomb. weigh- 50 pounds. was of British make and was believed to have been dropped by a submarine-hunting airplane.

Several weeks ago. it was ported German submarines reached Atlantic waters off West Indies. Their presence never was confirmed thoritles.

UPTAW

‘as

Two Minutes by

in Summerside n;

The toughen cheat cold yield! to for this service or ‘ o“

l. effectiveness, clearin

ate Tuesday‘ Feb’ have a bottle ban y.

0l\lE—Mr. Frank 9d to his homc

will”

BRUNEHIAL MIXTU HE

ARMY War Ser-

n G. R. Harrison l

Kensington And Vicinity arrinjon and Mr.

Spring Valley. were to Summerside on

NG PARENTS-Mr. C. . of the Canadian Air

G NlCELY—Mr. Dilvlfii-In is reported as 0e County Hos- _ 1g treatment for lured 11111. which he sus en kicked by a horse on on ills farm at Kensingtun

nFrr PARADE- des held a church

eekend Qlcasantl

d Taylor was a visitor asgow over the week_ been engaged to ref- the hockey games in

Miss Eileen Slica. Bishop and Mrs, weekend with friends . Davies preach- sermon from the __‘—

"Looking Umo Jesusy Bernard spent the _ y with her par- ents. in Margate.

fans who jcutneyed to Bar Friday evening to glv for the Kensirigtori boys in

came of the series we‘e cd with their trip and are now anxiously

ccoimt 0f a over- . c. at a house on amen"?

, The Kcnslrigton Bantamg

fcrcd their second set back of Saturdav morning in ink. Summer-side when Mklgots and bantams

,dcfczrtcd them four to one. must 1.01m, owmz 1min set them down 5 to 2 gcs from l0 to 12 with 0111111": fourteen. when i elaborate ceremon v But the

full sincerity and simplicity of “n.- n five to six years: ' rs centalnlv gave a gggd

4: own hnvs fro:

ior challenge is still open 1 under pl'cs of ovcrscns corro f0 mcti the

last act of (lrairrt; in thc Cnivdian history of this

man-John Buchan In tlzc rrcur . foreground. the flags of tcn gi s!

nations passed as if in rcrin Farther back. in constanly chan ing panorama. moved cruises. dcstrovcrs, mlnc-swrspcrs and pa- trol bonts. while looming. ‘ochlnd arrl over all. rose the massive guts and fighting top of a huge -sym‘ool of an Empire's might.

|fourtccn ycnrs of age for tt~ .viuce c‘1.'trrr~1ior.s“in. I I +1115 cholbongc has been Irrc." v04. arse musing the to Summrrsidc were: Leon; rlcftrncc. Clark. ‘forvnrrls, M. Kernczlv. Kcilv. L, Kcllv. R. Coach. K. S. Howatt.

setting for Wis

Mr. Jobn S EYE...

enter Oamn \'ill

Hospital for a general check up.

From four to six inch fell in this section of ti on Stmdav durln". lasted throughout. rorvcvei‘ sccmcd out of sorts. due e mildowess oi the

the storm. ilvhicli the day. no one ldow of the izitc John pringtoir P.E.I., at

selves in different

Chamber 0f Commerce Aid Nation

(By Louis V. Hunter) iCnmuW-u Press Staff Writer) TORONTO. Feb. '1‘.ic Canadian Opmbcr {me cc. sitting as the representative 10f business. prescribed ‘tho iratlctrs economic ailments in ‘statement oi policy embracing the fmajor points in the sphere oi Can-

candidates presentn the coming Dom nion Election t sllifilld all be men w

The stutenrrnt of nolicy. adopted at, one of the closing sessions or‘ the Chamber convention, assistance of that bodv to the gov- crrment in the complete mobiliza- ticn of the country's economic pow- or. The Chamber offered to accept as a duty the adjustment. ticn and control which may be ne- ccssaty to concentrate the trys economic energy in the war

The new President of the Cham- bor. HR. MncMlllan of Vancouver. warned in an address that lack of irnity in Canada is approaching the d1ngcr point. He said also he felt the nation was not yet pulling for in the war with its full

spending irearly five years‘

In another address at the same session. D G. McKenzie of Winni- m2. Manitoba Vice-President of the

danger" the that total tax exactio-rs of all governments in Canada may be so great as to interfere with tire production 0f Weflli-h 1111195! rzttcizirards against. such a develop- ment can be discovered.

Halifax Enters N. S. Finals

AL Halifax Wolvéfl. champions, entered the Nova Scoflo senior hockey finals toniim b!’ whipping Acadia University. V311"! ‘ac; titllsts. 8-1 in the h o; ram.‘ game of a home-and-home semi-

wolm dropped the fist Illa

._i______ _ A. Feb. 26 -(CP)—Trans- ‘Port mutter Howe

lrrned a Buffalo. N. Y a war supplv board no Dada “nigh th Irving c u s w e eomoanl.

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COUNTY CHRONICLE

“John Buchan

Has Cone Home ”

Ashes Of Lei-t‘;- Governor General Of Canada Re- turn To His Homeland.

OVITAWA, Feb. 26—Tiie funeral the Royal Canadian Navy, in ord- Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- 111313’ 58a rig and ble coats, bore tlon. me stretcher slowly i/irward to. The former wards the ship. A solitary member charging that "those who seek for of the Royal Canadain Mounted political reasons tobelittie Canada's Police wakcd ahead. Two by two, war effort do not give you followed representatives of the whole picture." said that "in the Government and the Military. last war we maintained four divis- Naval and Air Force Services. A- icms in the field" mong them were those who hm accompanied the ashes from Mont- dlvLsions completely P0111: the Administrator of the overseas and one in Canada, he Government of the Province with said. In addition, t-hcte were half 1115 A1110: the Mayor of the Port; a division, an Admiral of the British Navy; overseas the representative of the District Naval and alrforce men already v iccr Commanding the Military on active service in Canada were District; the Air Officer Com- equal in numbers to a third army Iliétildlll‘; the Eastern Command; an Assistant Commissioner of the C. M. P. and the Dupty Pro- the air training wealth Air Training scheme) will As t-hc_ funeral procession reach- require the equivalent in numbers ed thc side of the cruiser, a bugle of two more divisions-making the soundtrd the safute. A Royal Marine manpower requirements of organ- Gtmrd of Honour. drawn up on izatioms alrcazivcrcatcd the cquival-_ 111° qlltirtcrcieck. presented arms-ent of more than five army divls- 7 _ Chaplain. in his robes. ions. not. counting home defence] leci the sirilors who cariicd the bier forces and any further troops to be across tlrc deck. I-le recited the sent overseas." crzrl ritual as he vivent. The former The (itiard rrrverscd arms. They termed. ,stood with bowed treads. leaning statements that the Canadian gov- upon the butts of tltclr rifles. The ernmcnt refused Grout Britain pcr- l5 tishcs wcrc irluccri upon a table in mission to estaolish tlic air train- ccxitc of the quarterdeck. As ing scheme several years ago.

urn containing the ashes of Lord

Tweedsmuir, late Governor General

of Canada, has arrived in Eng-

land. It was borne across the At- lantic by one of the British cruis- ers that at the some time convey- ed the latest Contingent of Can-

adian fighting men overseas. In that company were many men who,

a few weeks previously. had pass- ed before His Excellency on par- ade. Then he stood at salute be- fo:e them. On this occasion they

saluted him in death.

The ashes will await the arrival of the Lady Tweedsmulr and oth-

er members of the family in 3cm. land before they are taken to the last resting place.

Canada's farewell to the man who had earned the respect and affection of its citizens was all the more moving because of its simplic- "Y- At Montreal the urn was plac-

ed on board a. special car. Wllh

the ashes travelled Lieut-Com- mander Ezlscn Sherwood. ADC'

H011. J. L. Llsley; Dr. EH. Cole-

man. trader-Secretary of State;

Premier Angus L. Macdonalcl of

Nova Scotia. who had come from

Halifax to Ottawa for the funeral; and Rear-Aclmital P. W, Nelles of ‘

tit: Royal Cairadinn Navy. At The Seaport

At the seaport. the funeral train

drew up beside a rough plank walk over which have marched coimi-

less thousands oi Canadian sold-

.lers on their way to the wars. So ‘carefully guarded had been the sec et of the trains arrival. that. on y a score of persons walked be-

hind the bier from the railway

coach to the ship's gangway. But

that company was typical of the plain simple democracy which hoci marked Lord Twcedsmuirls life in Canada. Although the number of

mourners was small. it included rc-

officers in full uniform. and the

oi'-stalned engine crew of the train

that had brought one who had

often travelled throughout the

broad lauds of the Dominion on

this his last pilgrimage

Stern necessity prevented an

Turrcts. guns. plancs and rouzh

Placed Aboard Ship

The funeral urn was lifted from‘

the railway ca“ and placed upon Veterans Named in Old Kingston KINGSTON. Ont.. Feb. 26-(CP1

-—Witli Kingston holding l)O.'~lll(7ll us

one of the historic military ciiics oi the Dominion. it is fitting that tlircc

ords. It locks like a real military ci-

cction in the "Limestone City." I Hon. Norman Rogers. Liberal candidate. is Cannons minister national defence. During the First Grcat Wor he enlisted with a Nova scotia battalion as a private served in France. He and later returned to Canada to. Queen's Unlvcrs

it . Lt.-Col. T. A. Kshid. who has been

cho en as official Coirservativc can- didate vras a memb tzrlo Legislature for Kingston 12 years and a former speaker. At the outbreak of the First Grcat War ire joined the 2nd Battalion at Kingston as a lieutenant. He was scrlouslv wounded and won promo- tion to the rank of lieutenant-col- onel. In the last year of the First

Great War he was attached to Mil-

itary District No. 3 headquarters. Brigadier-General A. E. Ross. who g has anounccd himself as Independ-

ent candidate i: one of Canada's host-known soldiers. He served in

the South African War as a troop-. or. later retuinng to Kingston resume his medical practice. In the

First Great, War he left with tho Army Medical Corps in i914 and became commander of all the medi-

cal forces in France. He is credltcd , n “, a h" with discovering the treatment for‘ n‘ ' mustard gas. General Ross won the

decorations of C. B. and C France. ARTILLERY ROARS

PARIS. Feb. 22—iAPl—Frcnch and German artillery pounded each nfhefs front line positions on the northern flank of the western front today as warmer weather brought increased patrol activity and the most extensive aerial op- eration; in weeks.

3-2 at Wolfvllle Saturday ‘night. Tonight they tied up the round

scum in the opening period and

kept hlttiitg a swiftcr pace as the

game went on. They wound un

with a five-goal splurge in the lost

m-iod to take the series by a 10-4 a.

Wolves open a three-of-flvn

provincial final series here Wetl-

nesday against Sydney Million- aires, champions of the strong Cape Breton Colliery Ticague. Mi‘- ilonalres are favored to take the imminent and Maritime titles.

vincial Secretary.

‘The 5111p‘

1011f 11911.1’ Officers of the Royal Navy came forward and relieved a a - e the soinren of the Royal Canad- ran Navy of their sari but proud clt1t,v._Tir<_*_v in their turn carried lhc mcr in slow pzoccssion to the _ Cilillllllkh cabin where the ashes The 59110115 1111195‘ °1 rostrtl rlurinz their journey home- wnrd across lliP scu

fllcs out.

Blue-jackets dross ship. and the Bolaun pipes Admiral Ncllcs a- M1 _ pescntatlves of the Government. ' bo rd wit-ti the honours due his C113’ 11131911111 °11 Thursday W111‘ 5 rank. With him come the funeral party from the. pier. The cruiser bonus to lsustlc with brisk pre- @111" a 111111111" 01 You“? m"“1 prxrntiwts for (icpzirtuze. The har- “11d°",‘111"’°11°1‘ of Janws . bfjtn- (Humps “(men-y m me A shovel ed the long snow outlines in Cilllilfiiflll destroyer flashes a signal 11115 111511191 0Y1 Frldflv morning in to one iubotmd from the sea. A m“ 11°11? 111° 1110115111 m“ “Mk n" socorrrl dtwiroycr turns in her own _ 1°l!'!ll‘l. and fvollotvvs i-lic first — time made the tribute cf fnrczvcll 1Dlll.‘.'.'fll‘(l bound - .cvcn more moving than thc grou- dcur and puieantrv of peace.

battlflship ‘

- ..c of tho transport, Above. the 5 ail‘ is filled with pianos moving out to sea. While foam boils from the “ll of thc cruiser. and soon she ""'.s into the murk of the North a simple coffin dronvd with tho Afwntic.

Union Jack. Four able seamen oil

John Bllfllilfl has gone home.

7Equipped To Fight Back

themselves for Y ith military rec- t LONDON. Feb 23—(CF)-First

stories of how Britain's hitherto hclplcss fishermen are fighting

anti l t was wounded ,1 V;

er _0f the On-

to withdraw‘.

Ted Draper. an ex-army 1111111- tonight tcl<l ct foilini-l a Nazi Bt- ijrck on the 202-ion trawler Tartan 'I‘llt‘SC1i\Y.

"A Iicinkcl bomber approached _____ ‘ stern and, Hove 115 a 1111 01 The c. N’. n. station At mt. 4o w: rniacthhlz” 111“ fus-"ugmlfflfey was entered last wreck. A Dunc of " 9° 1501115 111 " 3 ' ‘ v fro mic of the when the plane had gone I went mass “as mm‘) M m to our glill and got it ready for action. Wlicn the plane returned I lot lrcr have a full magazine of ainniiuilt-ioii. I could see tracer ‘bullets going straight for the ma- chine but I can not state whether

to.

“when the airplane dived over _

__.thc Tartan a second time she 101' M‘? Mdmlm-

m ‘dropped a bomb which exploded ll

After sending out an SOS. Skinbfl‘ C. Boston came up on deck with a riff-c and joined in the attack on the raider.

Chaplain finished his service,

who staird to atten-

ns U...“ Sh." goes b _ The The Morell Rink is again clcor- 'l'.'iil<[lI‘l" movcs into the itrcam e of 511°“ Th1’ 170-1" 119d 10115“ and frrllruis ttic ciostroyers to-1 mrrls tho opcn sea. 111111‘ 1n c ftmorrrl party nay their last 151011“- i.~pccts to the ashes of the Gov-1 Pi'ilt')l'_G(‘l1f‘l';’ll. take lcavc of the1 A ma“ 1 .11.“;’§,§1§{}.,,’°O§§§§°‘The claimed Stimmersicie as his HI ' ' port. stopped hcrc Inst. wcok and m“. "Mm. from U“, pm. asked for eats. Some time ago two ' ' ' young men following the trail stopped for the same purpose and claimed Summcrsitle ns thcir Your correspondent was around at the time and recalled hvin<z secn the pair and remember- ed they were residents of thc cast- i" cr-n end of the western Capital where so many claim their home port.