NOVEMBER 2.5.’ _

ff? l. liner Iurphy. ll Ihuo l “INT” 4mm oiow. to 0min so!" k u‘ IUIHERHIDE lflfl I'll-NOE COUNT! News, Sllblerlptllllll. Advertiliug

a-iTn-aimiiiubaboiirhtoiiuyai one. . n” G lgylugseterel i ‘ ulilnmergd-eg, “I

- Water treet- i ll rlrltore, w m

l‘ u ‘fly’, will‘ Street. ll-ark Gilli“. l7 GrcrIvlllo

Gwyn will be delivered to any home In sllllmgfllflg, cmflliwriu I"!!! ill‘ "ll Iflrwhcel- Phenom for this cervieo I d" your order to; the boy reepouel h for deliveries on you "p".

1°°"'°“w"’i¥n"§in“53' Bil-g It" "m" m‘ M’ m“ ‘I u rl-IIHI? uoltvoned until De Pecahlliim- ___ 2.50 r. u. 11. 415E“ Bumws m fig-If —WABIIEN'S MILLS

mcn.

g qirfaced ehlnfllfll I01‘ JQTMwnia Obtlinliiil-Oa-g

ltreet. Street.

23-21.

her 8rd. may weekly 11.3mm l- _{__ —IAVING 3m“ u; n SALE-so 3.0.2. New the residence the late iillcis $125 each for 5 months old. E iiJM-hi.

"'2 515%.: iiifil‘ n e - “'°‘§,","' iigopusrizeiferfi outstandlnil h Llfindani Silver Males. Harold B_ h muigflii, Suminerside, 11-ii-i2i. 95¢ even-ins except Tuesday and

__| wiLL BE collecting taxes at

illfelllllll exce t Tu _ dlly. Other gours Tgilvsaiixilliiiihglil- eqrézfinciea only. Dr. R. R

~17 OXES

c'°“""“ MXMI DrugStOre11-25-3i.

IICII OI" ENGLAND. -- 55$?!“ New London Parish for Sump“, Novrtiibei‘ 25th. Kensing-

overheated pipe-gas caused by an

— TS MEN'S MEETIN _ R. S. Hinton was the chzgnnanmgf t_he regular Y's Men's Meeting at; toii 10.30 A M. French River 2.; filumglefsidlc on Thursday evenihi: at P. it. Buriingiuii also P. M _Rev. mat Ymil fl- A report of the D_ y; Noel, Rector. 11- - shmfe 12h the ‘Tuberculosis drive _-- ed he sum of $1.850 collected a- IIIAGISTIIATE'S CASES _ S) date. The cllib V0tcd to donate ruin.» Alzigistrate w. E Darby K. ‘e 51"“ 0f $50 iv the campaign. The c iii Sumiucrsice yesterday a 511g“- Sileiikel‘ W115 Flyltliz Officer man iron: Sumnicrsidc was fined 47 l1 Vclii-ers‘ who sDOke on China. 52.00 and costs and a case of ll He has ilvfli ill Ulllt Cullntry ll Err-at W“, {all g to file mi Income Tax part of his life. Guests wero M!‘ ieuirn adjourned. Lawyers prc- Frank Cameron and Fiyins: sent were Mr J Watson Mnc- izlbert Gaudct who is home on Nluglll, K C and Mr. J, s rave after three and a half years ossizbohes. K C-

-c i ___ ligggtfifsln England. Africa and the _-AUCTION SALE (if fill HOUSE-

iiold effects including electric —- AIR (‘ADETs CHURCH p53. “d” iWrWHlXlZlICIISCi and ici- ADE — No 53 Sucnincrsidg Air ca. chest. Wedncsilay‘, iwvfilllbfli‘ 29- ii" Squadron under command of 50mg,» Luv, cor. Kirk and Rus- Flt Lt. L. W_ 5mm; and accon-h nil vsircews. Summerside. Hugh panicd by the s. ‘Y C. I band un. Morrison, Auctioneer. (for the leadership 0f Messrs L“; 11-25-11 Cfiyle and Earlcsiciimons will attend -—-~- _ annual church liilrtlflp minO1-;-(,»_v _I.\'.ll'RI-IIli\IRMAN RETURNS morning at the Presbyterian and _ I-AC f.‘ . Praught. of the R. . Suumicrside son of Mr ,.

E Praught, Gpinvllle returned home to re- i life. LAC. Praught izqrcttabic n,

cadets will parade down

Street to Water, thence to mer and alum: Summer to Htzrofv. The snluti- will be takcn in front

Central

by Capt. A Lewis. commanding of- ficer of No. 1. G. It S The parade will then proceed along Fitzroy to Spring. from Spi-iniz to Water, from Water to Granville, up Gran- ville to Harvard thcncc to Russel and Milton Avt-.. ivhcrc they will parade past the home of Mayor W

J Lidstone. Mayor Lldstone who has been confined to his licnio the last few months by illness. has al- ways been a strong supporter of ihe air cadets. From Milton Ave. ihe parade will proceed to the High School where it Will terminate-S.

5pm. l.\ friends iizl‘. _ pleased to learn that m; his improved greatly-S

‘ ‘IDE HERE — A num- frlcnds gathered at die twill.‘ i Mi. and Mrs James ll Yea, Piirf Hill on the evening it 6 Ill bid ihcni farcivcll prior to r li-"iriiic to lake un their residence in Siimmerside. During the ermine a hiullli’ complimen- tary address. accompanied by n fill” nurse \“."S rcnti by the n.» n,’ Pcrt Hill Parish. Rev Mr i Mr Yrn thanked e\'-'l'\'- _ ‘slons of goodwill is’ . and M's Yco y wntlld be able often to ~ .. which to them, would .ne. Lunch ivris served l hour spent-S.

.-. 5.

jAnother Outstanding Record

In the Seventh Victory Loan, the salesmen of The Great-West Life Assurance Company in Prince Ecl- wnrd Island made another record achievement, in having sold over three hundred and fifty thousand dollars in bonds, or over ten per- cent of the Provincial objective.

In the last four campaigns, that is, two in I943 and two in 1944, the objective was twelve million dol- lars, and the Cheat-West Life salesmen averaged ten percent, in tlicii- combined saics. i

The Provincial Managers, I-Iynd- man d: Co. Ltdmare naturally well pleased with the effort put forth by their represrntiitives in thus contributing to the success of tlie Loans

Personals

\l_r. Carl Week; Alberton, was

W. C. Leavitt. a cl to Charlotte-

—I\Ir. H. W. Matthew's, post- master at Albcrton, “was in the Thursday on ofiicial busi-

' Herbert Donald, 59,1 who hilS been a patient for ca“ Y‘ lino months in Prince M Hospital, has returned to . 10ml‘. His many friends are welcome him back

vleqsul to Vlftlfl.

CARNIVAL

ST. PAUI/S HALL

Summerside

Bcgiiiiiiirg Monday Evening Nov. 27th and Every Night that week. . GAMES —- BINGO — HOT DOGS i! , ICE CREAM, ETC. i; i "an ,to Attend as Often. as Possble. §ii_—

~ K. of c. ' I ii i |

Iii

GRUGIIETTT, Quality Jewellers _ Summerside

Kennedy's swrokfi i ‘ZQIIIIIII a

ton. will pen r 8mm“: 0c: or KX1 got/alga

f>‘l‘°°a.il‘ Cape ‘Prev , ' ' 5 Bllegfie atintxrrtigtirti? iibseféi}

, . . _ —_. Keir Clam; Ettllgétgatllfdfly dgv __"RE ALARM _ 8mm‘ , ini-lliii Non“ er ' 11.34-21 fire department was celled outta-figs ‘“""' ~—G ,, c ,, czar". 2r i," .-('liltlST)Ii'15 ree rig ar s. Bmc MK e oivnc 'y See our bciutiiul selection now. EusneThé- Blligngv- Ltd, Water Sn,

Catholic churches. Aftci" service the‘

Sum- ‘

i THREE SHOWS TONIGHT

Due to the tremendous popularity of the

picture, “WHITE CLIFFS 0F DOVER” please

, note: We will run fliree shows tonight, Satur- day, beginning at 6, 8 and 10 o’clock.

. CAPITOL SUMM

Dover canine IRENE DUNNE

A CLARENCE BROWN Pldditflldll Ind Iilh ALAN MAR$HAL R0“! IMDOWAII. e Filfil NORM"

Van Johnson - 6. Aulmy Smith DAME IAV VlillTW I 8 V8000!!!

Q“

x _. ' g

. l! Cl-AIDJCI IIOWN

Pvodvtll i) SIM!!! nneum

knee Pin by Claudine Wort, ien tutti] no

George homhel I lured en he Peon ‘The While Cllla‘ by Alice D001 Miller

PLEASE NOTE

Due to the length of the picture no short subjects

Officci" i

‘at 7:15 - 9:15 sharp.

, Doors O-pen at 6:45 } MATINEE l

i

M M E R S l D E

of the Armorics on Slimmer Strcct‘

i

i

l BUNYAWS HOUSE DAMAGED EILSTOIW, Ehigland (CP)

One of Eiiglands historic buildings.

—John Buniyairs collage in this

Bedfordstiire town vi-hcre the author‘

‘ of Pilgrim] Proglress live-d after his marriage in i649 — was partly demolished by a. i0—ton truck.

OF BRITISH ORIGIN

A British SIIEEAOAII‘ composed the song “Y e."

AT NORTH Having sold my farm I will cell

ST. ELEANOIFS

by auction on Thursday, Nov 30 beginning at 12 o'clock noon all my stock, crop and implements! and a quantity of household fects consisting of:

‘ STOCK: Four work horses; two registered Shorthorn cows; one grade Shorthorn cow due to freshen In a few days; three heif- ers eligible for registration; one good grade heifer.

IMPLEMl-INTS: Binder. six-foot cut, almost new; disc drill; mun- urc spreader, practically new; disc barrow; spring tooth cultivator, almost new; lover liar-row; smooth-

ing harrow; fertilizer sewer; two ,f:irm ivagons; one hox cart; one‘ hay rake; one sulky plow, iivo

furrows; driving wagon and driv- ing sleigh; bob sleighs; two wood slcighs; sci. scales; fannera: hay tedder; pulper; set double work harness. almost new; and all oth- er harness found on a large, well- cquippcd farm. Also all small art- icles noiv on the premises, and it quantity oi’ household effects, In- cluding a good range.

If you are interested In good stock and machinery attend this

s c. If day h unfit ule on Friday. Dec. 1st, at the same hour. TERMS CASH. ALFRED SIMPSON. HUGH MORRISON. Auctioneer.

i

ri-zi-zii-zi Too Late To Clasify

LOST - ruMa-{ii-roiiii-iiraizx- gigs‘ (Vgfil, Reward. Edger

BI‘ I B! Roya Y. e ’ 11-25-21

WANTED SMALL HOUSE. apartment or fiat, unfurnished. Careful tenants. Apply “K". Guardian.

11-35-21.

.

FOR SALE — 1981 HUPMOBILE.

Good condition. Four new tires,

spare. Serial No. 40280. Price $350. Phone IOM-J.

11-26-31.

FOII SALE — SMELT BAG NET

and Electric Iron. I69 Dorches- ter st. 11-36-11

WILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK the black suitcase from the Bor- den Bus last night in error kindly return some to 0i Edward St. and receive their own.

11-19:".

cf-i L

THE CIIARLOTTETOWN_ GUARDIAN

THEATRE

ERSIDE

Ld-i

PROVINCIAL RALLY IN CIIAII LOTTETUVIIN

A Rallv for Troops from all over the Island was held at

J. Davies, Milton. The prourzun consisted of all the

loltetown Troop presented a tiitit. The hit skit 0f the evcninz was a Costello Production, called Adventures of Myrtle Push-Over.’ The acting, or Lick of acting. this skit brought iiproiiis of laught-

Tlic First

presented something new in

Present at the Rally Rbv. ‘SJ Davies. 1st M J Pliieau, J. Trainor.

aid, 6th Clitovvn, R. Chandler. Sai- St. Paul's Troop: S. \Valker, James Tron-p; H. George, Georgetown ‘Troop. Beside these al- so were prescnt Robert Acorn. and

St

the St. Peters Troop before it dis- integrated a few years ago. The Indv numbers of the Chtown Scouter's Club. which sponsored the Rally. served a lunch to tlrz. Scout- er's at the cud of the Rally. The obicct of this Rallv is irsificmote brotherhood and friend-

1D in S it _. one of the most unportant cs of Scouting. Possibly another rollv will be hzid

next Spring, as a pro-camp Melt. IAGO.

TIME HOMES-Z’

ADELAIDE, Xlgtzilia _ (CF)- iA factory here which had been making hand grenades has sv/itched (Wer to alarm clocks. Before the war Australia imported glocks a year and itiadc none her-

BITTER BATTLES

(Continued front page i.) German southern front as a. rcsult Oi itie AILEG orclikthrcualio

It was ilussiblo me German de- bacle in the Vosccs ii-as clue to a draining of this front fur the defence of the Reich west of Cologne, where the Germans huriccl savage coun- terattacks today against the Brit- ish 2nd and United States 1st and 9th Armies.

They drove the Toniinics from the strategic hamlet of Hoven, on l. plateau three milcs north of Gell- cnklrchen, and from iseeck, the same distance to the northeast.

Lt-Gcn Dcmizsi-ifis men, fighting iii the mud and rain, finally con- tained the assault witli tanks and fliimetlirowers. thcii charged back across the shell-churned battlefield ivitii fixed bayonets behind a heavy artillery barrage. While losing Ho- ven the British still clung to a

height commanding the town on the north. To the southeast. tlie United

States 9th Army was locked in a mnullng battle as the push for the Cologne Plain entered its eighth day, the kind of bi-uLiivz flghtill-‘I which cost tlic Germans 11B tanks, lllClllfliflu 23‘ nriv Tim!‘ roviil mons- ter tanks, ivithin scvcii clays. Minarifs Relieves Sprain.

IHSUHHIIEE ALL 1.11155 - MPH MIITTART

Summer-side

PROFESSIONAL CARD

T. E. IIIGIIEY

Olilrtered Accountant Office It

ll Granville Street ' Summercide

Sunday School, Sued

-All Have Sinn

ziMMWM-~M--~ -i

—GOSPEL HALL-

Upper Prince It.

Breaking of Bread, 10:30 o. in. , Gospel Service, 7:30 p. m. i Prayer Meeting, Wednesday’, 8:00 p. m. ‘ Children's Meeting, Friday, 7:30 p. m. |

ey, 0:80 a. Ii.

ed: Rom. 3:20-

Thleulnnb _oriooa| interest.

7.30 last. night in St. Peter's Church Hall, uiidci- the direction of the R.-'.v. S.

old yells and songs. and each Char-

"The in

er and applause from the audience. Charlottetown Troop e

t line of yells, called the "Maori i will be shown. Feature starts. B-“me Ye" were. The

iltont . Basilica ’I‘r00p; F J. Costello, L. MaclJoi- vation Army Troop; R. Edgecombe,

1st P

William Shcrren, ivlie belonged to

600,000

CEIITIIAI. Gllllillllii

raerved fer new! Int ed of a newly nature may in et five cenil I word. etrlctir II!- Ithlo in advance.

CRABWELL for Photon-edic- sgONl-‘g-‘Izllltknuh LIII IN-

I-‘Biill CIANBEIIIIII Ro ‘e Market. Phone i061. ii-fl-i. JUST AIllVl-Da-Lirniiad oun-

eirii ma. i... n. oauifmiewifn. ii-ao-a-

John»- tlrzre were no Police Court yeetar-

CIIIIITIAI ‘II-ll IXIOI‘! — A number of farmer: ere no‘! busy cutting firs for Ohrie trees, end exporting them to Moncton for the U. B. A. market.

III-JAB the London Philharmonic Orch a, conducted by Blr Thomas Beecham in film ‘The Life of Mozart." Prince of Wales 13011889 H811. Monday, Nov. 2'1 at 3-15 Ii-m- 11-22-25-21-31

YORK UNITED CHARGE, Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Serv- ices Sunday: i1 a. m. Central Chllfllil; 3 D- ln.. communion cerv- ice at Briickley; ct 7:30, York.

ll

. '1. Rus-

iicv- Evening Prayer 3.00 P. M.

Rev. Sidney J. Davis, Rector. 11-85-11.

CA-ID PARTY — The fqurth in

the Re-

Ptltties, sponsored by 0d e d Fel-

bekahs, was held in t

winners: Bridge, Ladies, first, Mrs. A. J. MacLeod; Puncher. Gents, first, Mr. W. R. Carson; 2nd, Mr. P, Barlow. Auc- tion: Ladies, first, Mrs. L. Yoe: 2nd, Mrs. G. MacGregor. Gents, first, Mr. Keith Tomilson, 2nd, Mr. C. Keenan.

REPORTED MISSING — Mrl. James Lanigan, Souria West. re- ceived e telegram from Ottawa yesterday stating hat her eon ercy was “missi " i.n action since November 9th. He was serv- ing in Italy and had been in the fighting in Sicily previous to that. His two brothers are oiso in the Army and at present in Ital . The three brothers Joined up at t e be- ginning of the war and after train- ing in Canada went to England and from there to Sicily and Italy. Percy was a former student of P. W. Cc liege for two years.

CARD PARTY - A very luc- cessful card party was held in the Holy Name Hall Wednesday evening, sponsored by the ladies of St. Charles Auxiliary. The prize winners were as follows: Ladies‘ 1st, Miss A. Hennessey; 2nd, Mrs. Katherine Creamer. Gent's, lst, Mr. Frank Smith; 2nd, Mr. Ambrose Smith. The lucky table prize was drawn by Mrs. Eileen MacDonald, and the freeze-

out by Mr. Alf Doyle and Mr. Anthony Burke. BLOOD DONORS CLINIC —At

this weeks Blood Donors Clinic in Charlottetown three women and four mcn gave blood for the first time. One man gave his eleventh donation and his wife was with him and she gave her seventh. That's a pretty good record. Three airmen were the only representatives this week from the armed services. Messrs

two cases of Coca Cola for the usei of the donors which was much ap- preciated. At the Kensington clinic on Wednesday there were eighteen donors. Belfast is having its first Blood Donors clinic today. At next weeks clinics both in Charlottetown and Summerslde it is hoped that l. goodly number of first time donors will he on hand to supplement. the old reliable repeaters.

IN MEMORIAM

I I in; memory 0f our durlinl littllc abughter and sister, Erma Mu Peters, died November 25th. I940.

T170 iiiarhllttl: ere rating A I ear s

A llwilliglone we luvc in vvcitlnr I-‘oi- us Just over

She was nnlv a little white NIG-

bud A swmg little flower from birth God took her uwav to Heaven Before she was coiled on earth. Sadly Missed hy Iler Parent Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peters an Children, Flgirencc. Betty and

ilton. 11-25-11

III IIEIIUIIIAM

[n] ory of OI’ netheczfl.‘ mm

MRS. fiNlAMIN C. DOUGLAS who

deuried thin Ife Novena r 25th, I920. 11-5-11.

In Memoriam

memory I Cameron

iuwermiiywim ‘depertgd this ilto ovumber 26, I941.

l) n! ducal etili eome o'er B. Tans-s In lliilfllliig often flow. Memory keep: on ever near Io, Though you dcd three yearn on.

Inserted by Wife end Family. 11-25-11,

In Memoriam

Inrulhutlovirr meuoryefnr thei- Ilmibeml. Fat er and Grend- htherJauies l. Collina, who pur- ed lWly November 25th, ill!- '

Memories are trenuree, which lei

m‘ motored to the

a series of Auction and Bridgg ‘Church School. The Junior depurt-|’I‘yrell Beard, Mrs. Patrick Duffvr

|Scli00l at l0 A. M. beginning Sun- lows Hall Thursday evening. Prizel

2nd, Mrs. r‘. L-i r

J. T. Morris sent up to the Clinioi1°ili~7w9d bly hymn. “These Things

NURSES ALUMNAE — The re-l HERE FROM NEW ACADIA — filer monthly meeting of the Mr. J. H. DeRoche of New Acadia, ince Edward Island Hospital Nur- , was in the City yesterday on busi- lee’ Alumnae was held last night nus. He etrta that a new Wo- et the Cundall Home. Mics Doris men's Institute is to be organized Winchester. Lux wadhabllity ex-' there next week with. a member- oert. rave a. talk and demonstration ship o1 forty- on the cure and conservation of’ —— fabrics. Another interesting feat-i LEGION AUXILIARY —'I'he re- itre of the meeting was the reading gular monthly meetinl of the Lad- of letters from nurses overseas who 1B5’ Allxiiiliry 01 "i! Cllllldllll I4- hld recently received chi-ism,“ gion was held last QVBIIUig in .:he Parcels from ti“ Aluynnge, A de. Legion Home. Mrs. A. B. Cosh pre- ightful lunch was served to nurses l sided and there was a fair atten- liid Kile-iii befflre the meeting en- dance present. Four applications for ded. membersh p were received and two ——-_ Inge: mreimberr enrotlized. Reports (at curves norm - Another t\f-. V’ °"‘ Wm“ ‘ W‘ ‘f’ ' floor in the person of Capt. D. L, gmof, pa‘; Ietiiieeon returned home last w? y ‘tan N-vmu ' can” llitht. Oliltlin Mathieaon was inetivg, 1 m; 3.1g o0 my engggfaremes et Borden by Mrs. Mathieson and a gt}: “L, ‘v we‘: c gs my CNY-Sofarasis ' Ho‘ ' m p0

known. Molor A. a. Wilson and ‘}“°°,,‘,"§f "fwffflnfllfi Qfiwffig 0"” mvmewn u‘ u“ “fly “w” ' sgvflice 1:01’: during the Christ-mu

also expected.

new secure-ram.’ WELCOMED The new secrets y of the local

diner. a veteran of the First Great War who died at Camp Hill Hos- piglémI-ltllfatx this week WE held v. u. c. a arrived in the Y’ ‘Y “°“‘°°“ M“ ° "°' Thlvmv "hi" =0 we“ e Trev ilifit°sifii.t“§ariliiiywili“fifiiiailfi °°“‘“““‘°“ Wm‘ W? ted b'Rv o c ll w bster In- architects of the proposed nciv Y. 5 e,‘ m Ky? el- ,', _ M. C. A. building to be erected on mfimlmls “be e “if” Grafton Street. He is Mr, JiiiflfiSiggeglé rggfilalgziian azfiz'naw,eig.emhdfij_l A. McConnell, a native o1’ Wind-tor T. B Rhgers, JV F‘ Mound‘ L“,

an’ N‘ g"Aa_'ndwg,kgg exp-erlencei: Bradley. Jamrs Mullins, Earl Riggs.

wife ltnd two-year-old son, M. . . . Meccnne“ expects w “k8 ulbigion tittended iii a body. A firinZ.

i t tiiend d f Beach G ovc islidlgrge Lin Charlottetown about I L12 Lastepusgxd “eyeing rwgs

isounded by Bugle Chaisson. TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. — . Sunday's services will be conduct-. NEW w- 1' B“ “m _ WW“ ed by m, Ming“; Re“ T_ E M“, the new branch of the Women_s Lennon, For gm nwrmng worship‘ Institute was formed at Websters, Mr. Mcbennan will have as hisiciliilel‘ sermon theme "The fQLly of Mmerpember 18th, the following officers iaiism" and in the evening the 511b- were elected: President. Mrs. Owen

lcct will be: "Receiving Ai- Beard; vice-President, Mrs. Philip ltention is directed w the change Smith; Secretary, Mrs. Maurice for the Junior department of tne Griffin. Three Directors, Mrs.

ment will meet with the SeniorIMrs. John Hem: Bfldi two (infilt- ay" m9 W105i i" i110 '1 l-‘lllliil gloileslbrslt/gggicrliae-lrtinswei": aaxlsi) alps- Yorsliipvwill be Pte. Dimitri Nilti-:i;¢>1ntigd_ first. meeting will u"é..ifi*»";i “h...” .‘”.f.““'?“€i" oometovisitors. "a e ° 0° E r ' Mrs. Owen Beard.