3691‘? EIGHT .

llGE T0 l|PTON'S

SMALL LEAP Til 1h nnwi-s Iuifw that the

liilciibwonianf Injured In Street Accident

Peter Ciarldn. Domhester street. is a patient in the Char- lottetown Hoopltzil suffering from fiend and shoulder injuries receiv- ed when sho wini struck by a car lng Great George Street so Doichcster at 8 o'clock yester-

Nlflry in the Dcpart- rial Defence for air Power announced

His d/utiee will q niiitnry secretary in nt o1 National De-

hei- condition was dcscribiril us “not serious" by medi- (‘ll authorities. After the ear struck her, sllP was tnken lo her home nnd medical aid summoned. She rested at her home all day yester- day an? ‘t 7 p. m. was taken to the s.

The accident occurred when she was crossing the street and it is alleged ihut the czir which struck hel- continued on its way. A poser- b\' is reported to have secured the number of the car and notified the city Police. Constables Poole and Mncbeon picked up the trail and alter a chase caught up with the

Dunstnnfl; Univer- slty ivhcn it turned lnin I. Y"?! h a new: supply masled

deputy provincial secre- rcr and clerk of the ex- counicil for Princ t0 1935 when he

i’ to the Governor is Squadron Leader

Corps in 1016. I»;

and collated wit ed as an ohserifei-Tnd served Iiln ipe W) was s .

p hich was caught up police, was driven by James Hughes. Klnkom. and the other "occupant was Vernon Mc-

rvation squadron. '

ivirelcss instructor Toronto. For 591-.

The driver was char he was awarded me

operating g motor vehioe while intoxicated. when he appeared in Police Court and was d His companion was cl-lnmerl with being drunk and in-

New Battlefield lscene 0f Fighting News In Last Conflict

Girl Guide

knockout

Somme-Aisha line_ is sod on n field of battle

(its l_):tuie.s~—tt road over-

ast of soissons-ivinds back

G Any Guides who may wish to 111'! for Singers’ badge please have Can- iwin nnlifv IVIISS Afnry 1FV1118 Wm“ A once. ns thc ir-st for this barbie will - e- e hc given on Wcdhvsdfly. JUNE 1'3-

7lh CIIARLOTTETOWN COMIPANY (Trinity Church)

The Guides of this oomparril he" bcvn cnnccnimtlng for the p “hm on the lxiihfindcr. cycllstnnd fire brliziizii: linden requirement. The Gulilcrz." and Guides wish to exprorl to Mr. W. Bradley. Provincial Archivist, for explainlnsl

interest in the Province , in Mr. Arthur Burns for on cnrc of bicycles. and Angus hfcEnchci-n, Louis Fred Pit-kind and Percy Cumcmn for tom-hing end demon- sii-niini: fire prevention and rescue.

_._._..__i..__._. (‘ALL FOR Al]; VOLUNTEERS TDYPKVN, June fl “(CH ---'I‘he

' lllllil.‘l'l‘\' callcd torlnv for tritiu- \o‘iiii'c:rs 32 to 50 years old L!

l. War historians lump isiic ilcpnriincnt, into d the second bnitle 0% ne of conflict was

lsne and AllPllll rivcrs. mp of which runs ihe Cl

illIll‘S-—lllZil\\'il\' oi‘ the were thrmvn bark n in the first bat- e, Sept. 6-10, 1914, are of the bltterest This lasted until the

017, when the French

icinin des

upon that posiiio tie of the Mai-n and trench ivnrf

Dames iinill Mny Gcrmnns in their

crush one-fifth thcir in French nnri Tlriilsh Clvcniln tics Dnincs.

27. i018. when the second grentdrlve

rcuion was irctui ni’ on October i2, i918.

ivlth the l-‘invsl Air lmmallnie commissions. Bim- ihe silmirriliy asked "ivcll cdurrtiod yinun‘: men" ‘in in {Z0 io \'0lllilll‘i‘l" for iminlni: for temporary commissions n

__________.____._ WONIEN"! “WTNESSES (‘ANIPRFYL-l/FON. N B, June ll

ltlrs. Frances Biwwcr and Mrs. Lor- eiin Applohv, described as mcm- bers of the rcllzious sect known as Jehovah's witnesses. were charg- ed iodny with circulating phlets coninl-irlnfl!

lo n section of the zivfcnce

ALIENS lOUNpBD or

SYDNEY. Australia. June 5 _ -- A lnrce number of nliens. mostly Germans. in Bydnev tcdiiv. A-

bv the government lernment of aliens

sureiii-s were offered nnd the sc- wi-re remanded to jail un- was indicated. ill Mo

Complexion Perlection

m E nutnn nuvfi“

world-famous

Water lily Cleansing Cream 1/: lb. iur, regularly 2.00

NOW l.00

nude of 1940. Bsve en . at amines admiration who y Cleansing Cream. in giving it I fine, smooth texture. An

(unity of the year. eauiy at lull prlC6'—l h’ nfier in for one week oul

Q 10m the beauty

smml.‘ complexion l Helena llulaineleinh refresh your sliin and aid

for only 1.00. As lliis lay in your supply at

‘JAMIESOIPS BIIIIGSTOBE

y, we lli||eet you

The Central Guardian lSlalIil Jtlllllll’

this column is reserved for new: oi local interest but advertising of a news; IIIIIIIO may be inserted at 6 cents 1 word strictly pay-

able in advance.

a

CRASWELL for Hldwlfflhhl.

A§§§FE"E“'“"mhfg§fij§§gflf the Canadian rue Oroee m- fifty

HUNTER RIVER starch Factory Junior Red Cross throughout Can-

is closed for this season.

35311355 b PW“, o; M155 from Canadian Junlo . To data Lillian MoKenze, June 20th and 111° 111-1110" 111 FY19“ E4

21st, 8 p. m.

FLUE FIRE-The firemen were known that their mOMY 1-! t0 be called out at 6.30 yesterday evening spent so uscfullv riiht now. for a. flue fire at 52 Brighton Ave. Branches or Juniors wishing to

D V 7 f‘ There was no damage. M A N —-'I‘he June term of the Supreme

SUPREME COURT JUNE 18TH. Court will commence at 11 o'clock

on the morning of June 18th. The King's County Assi"es will be held July 16th. A session of the su- preme Court for Prince County is

on at present in Summerside. The Exche uer Court of Canada will be uad- held une 14th at 10:30 am.

isiont to the chief of FAHWIEW RETURNS-The since the outbreak of ZLDpOlDLCG to the new between Charlottetown and Rocky Point. yesterday after rcturnhvg , from an annual overhuuling at to- Plotou, N. 5. Repair work on the

ferry Fairview iviis on the route

wharf s: the Charlottetown ter-

to minal is still in progress.

QUICK ACTION‘ BY POLICE —Quick action on the part oi‘ the City police resulted in the recovery of a gold watch less than a hull hour alter it was reported stolen yesterday evening. Mr. W. H. John-

stone reported the 105s of the ivateh to the police at 6.10 p.111. He told them that a man who had worked

with him for two days ha!‘ {nu-Shun crl the Prince Edward Island Ex-

working with him earlier in the

His comgmnlon told police that the man ha

watch was still in hi5 possession. The police trailed the man to a house on King Street mid searcher! him, but found nothing. Thcv dis- covered the watch, however. tindcrn cushion on the chair on ivhich iic had been sitting. He was arrested by the police and the recovery made a 635 p.m.

PERSONALS

Miss Doris Boylan left. ihis morning on return to New York.

The friends of Mre. Wayne are Riiid to see her well and about. again and at home.

is visiting in the city for a fmv days. the guest or Mrs. George H. Reddln. 134 King street.

Mr. Miilnr McLure of Dundns. P. E. I. returned hOllll‘ on .\-fon<h_v' for ihc sunmicr vucniinn. Mr Mc- Lure has been nitPndlhft Jim Hopkins University in Baltimore.

British And Refugeelihildren For Canada

OTTAWA, June 5.—-tCP)—'1'hou- sanus 0i isrltisii and reiugee cun- uren will De brought out. to Ualiauu, unen the nriusn unq rrencn gur- Cillililfllib llll.‘ 11911-308010 l0 llll‘il' lllulsillltllll, lliKlUt J DYUiICl illlilltglli- non pun uruwu up ut a relegat- cutlieiUliCf: here.

A011. '1. h. Crcral‘, Mines and Ite- sourees Mill-SLUT under whose jlLlJlb- LllCUUll lHlilligfritlUll 1S lllCliiLllSU, kill- hotulceit touuy tile Uunuuiilii pious tor tin.- vust UXOiLLLs oi t‘illiitl'l‘llsl'ilill tilt! \\‘.ll' Zolltf; LU s.ll\L'll5 till kilUlilliL‘ ooniiiuon.

the oulClllB vlsuailzes distribution of tho children throughout Uahudit as quickly as possible utter their arrival so Lillll. they eun be i't.‘.>l.i)l'f'(l to normal lite iii privuiti homes.

l At the refugee U0llI(‘l'l‘llL‘i', iuuicu by ivlr. Cit-rut, plans" ucic i-onildvi" cu yesterday" unu Aioiuiny for tunes’. co-operutiuil bctilceir the Doliiinlon, the provinces and child weiiure and other organizations.

The whole scheme will be rapidly pursued and cilhrts mime u. ll‘."lll.\-— more children ilK‘l'U$5 the lKlfllll us. soon a5 ieaslbie. 1i. is UIhiCYStOi-‘tl that a uuuluei- of auu-is iioin Bru- ain and France Ellittlily one on then‘ way to Canada, paying their own transportation. Immigration oil.- cials said these persons would be welcomed in caniulu.

'l‘hc rciil refugee problcm nt pre- sent i; in France, i\l_r. Creriil‘ told delegates to the conference, and there are difficulties in reaching ohlidren in Franoe. The situation might change, however in a lcw days and the minister‘ said he was anxious to have all plfiils complet- ed Ior prompt movement oi chil- dren when the time comm.

Inquiries begun in London a few weeks ego disclosed there were no Norwegian or French refugee chil- dmn in England end only 150 Dutch

elgians.

o provinces will be the respons- ible au hority within their areas of iiélrlsdiction, ilafut all amngutho ling v untary are orga as ons w assist in dnetributiir and settling the thousends of ildren to be evacuated.

Montreal Church Damaged In Roof Blaze

{(135513 ll —(CP) — Stwames Os egg: 0M 01’ M011‘ gun's largest churches, was dam- aged by smoke and water today

when a bisae broke out in the roof

Firemen. respondinl to two l- larms. worked their way 11D 111° sloping basilica roof to the 119111’! of the blue. Dense smoke 011d “mm- dsmgged fresh painting in the buildinz. but no estimate °1 the loss was made immediately.

The big Roman Catholic church.

L_130_6_4_31_ supply two oi’ these at an approx-

honestly boast.

said that the Fair was second to none in Eastern Canada.

50th_ Anniversary of the Provincial Esmihiiion ivas a most important event. No words of congratulations would be too strong to express fully to the Directors the appreciation of the people fcr what they had gileglizionoing in carrying on the Ex- gem “blew d; q - l agrams here the allied withdrawal Hm" B" W" Lcpage 1-‘01131-"41145 English Channel-a battle which tinnary Force describe as a “hell on earth.”

evening and had been in the room 115 50th Li?" 91 5119113551111 OPQPR- x. 12:51:12: ijfia" Inna’ mo“ ma" 60o-

whero the watch had beei. sergt. 11°11 1Y1 Higgins and Constable IDMXllIlf-Z. FWD 11 iimtip of citizens interested “'5' “Pen! "Y 11"" 11" "W" hlstor who were on duty at the time. so; m the itzriculturnl development of lo many men and machines were fighting out to find the man. 'I‘hey sighted ill-e Country started the Exhibition Germans, crushing in from three sides wit him 0n Pownal Street. but he dzs- H1 11 $111111 \\'=1_v and since then it appeared before they reached him. 1111;‘! continued to expand. Fay and witfikfig M“ " , on. W h. Dennis advoc t d ‘ ‘ "m, and on further Wk gwmg “he young people of m, gr; sgonald Tobacco Company, where. iloning informed the police the. the ivlnctha love of the soil and. show- fggams’ migmgfgidggt wfilnghgig" 1Q‘? m“??? pollsmumes which ‘day afternoon a coast to coast ' ' ' hookup nus mode. It was adver- ciilled that when he was a. boy of lnsed a“ Over Clanlada’ and we him? fiftfg §nctflhxgrflfnggglJéi aggggllgantl‘ lthat the reception was good and the Exhibition The drove 2s nliig m“ manm‘ mrwgmu” m‘ iviih a horse rind bisilggy. It was tile llength and breadth o: m‘ Dam,“ gwatest Hem In their young fives ,ion listened in to hear the descrup.

nnd was talked of f r . He hop“! pflrvnm ‘ggulgifllgeiiéiigst- [which no doubt they had attended

Mrs. Stephefiidl? oihlberion. I

iendnnce for the week was a

Dairy Cniilc, 813; l. ght and Hea

Horses, 717; Poultifil, 719; Sivinvz 3w” 113; Sheep. 146-411 new records ' with ihc exception of the Main Buildiuc.

Frank McAulay. Bourls Line Rn

facing on Dominion Square in the centre of Monti-eel, is modeliedmf- ier St. Peter's Basilica in Home.

roof et the centre of the structure.

storing the most points during the The fire was faceted in the dome ‘50111119011-

THE“ CHAELQTTETOWN GUARDIAN

IQNTKQ- 194°

RETREAT FROM ‘HELL 01v EAR TH’

lied Gross Aids - Ambulance Fund

_.___

The British Red Oroes hes uioed ambulances. The members of the ada have been asked if they could imnie cost of $2000 each as a gift Il-

ward land have raised 8125.00 for tho Soldiers Fund and will be glad to

make a further contribution to this fund should do so right a- way es the money for these ambu- lances is to be orwamed to Tor- onto in a few days.

EXHIBITION

__..__ C0 from l

Aimivcrsary of the Fair he said l the Management felt that they had something of ‘which they could

His Worship Mayor E. A. Foster,

Hon. Dr. McMillan declared the

liibition association on attaining

1e Province. Fifty years

Mr. J. Lester Douglas. M.P'., re-

‘niuie living here. By the tone. oi

“very my and gm lmsible “P111171 the letters we are sure the broad-

be brought to the Exhibition c“; mug; have wumcd m, ma“. strings of mimy and created yearn- Exhibitlon Opcnllll ‘ings for the “beautiful little isle by the sea."

The Exhibition got away to 3

good start on T - iviili iii.- judirlli: $18551?” .if.“.‘_l§f.‘"},% ‘ vaudevme Pmnam ivc- stock and the various e 4 11w Mam Bunting. in if??? 1.335 lihditét’. ‘3§°.%“."‘.‘.‘.ZZ€...‘§' wllnoo" “w” “'11s 11 Hood Program erable more money was nt on 01 hairless racing with vaudeville l: than previous yea-s all: was 411d 11 VFW 1111c evening program. brought together from‘ great dis- l-flFK-e attendances were present tanccs and nearly every act was <'\<‘l'_\‘ duy and evening and the n high-liner outstanding being ininl on Wednesday nncl Thursday the Avalon ih-oupe Winntired the “'05 1118 greatest of any two days Gasip Girl, the Rpmlmoififs the Billy in the history of the Fair. The at- siezrist Timupe, Merrill I Brothers rec- and Sister, Don Bernardo, with 0rd one. Fine weather prevailed other lesser aots. The Revue Royaie "11 1111011811 lwas a glamorous one, which with The evening program as usual Orchestra. accom/panyzng singer uno drew tremendous croivrls. Wedn-cs- iMasier of Ceremonies was partic- rlny night's being undoubtedly the ‘ulariy popular for the Evening greatest gathering that has ever shows. These were rendered more been on the grounds. The variety interesting program of vaudeville with many the Charlottetown Riding Olub new features and the Horse Show and the Vim? Jimfle Rldlfllf Club pin. on by the Charlottetown Rid- Pvrfvrminé in the Horse snow inc Club nad Vimy Jones Riding Arena. brilliant-W 118mm by 22.0110 Club in lhe brilliantly lighted Clifldlfiliflwéf- Ii W“ $31118 13055-1119 nwun. muting up with firework‘, to have t/wo shows going on cori- were certainly popular, tinumisly, the vaudeville on the The Main Building was ve at- 5158b "Id 11110 H0110 511W 9V6!" in triiciive wit-h a new scheme o dec- 1-110 511°" 11118- W9 copied ' this oration. Booth holders and ex- 1mm 1111'“! lmnmq“ W919" 1W9 01' liibiiors vied ii-iih each other m m0" 11001111110115 wt: rive specia- prorluee the best displays. Without w“ " chm" 9° 1°°K W" 511d doubt ihc appearance of the buiid- 9w‘ m" Wm“ P1955" mm- inu in this respect was improved. w" F" Fmmm] 1° 1-119 1114111113"! The Flower Show sponsored by d m’ "m" R4111“! Club‘ W111‘ His Honor, Lieutenant Governor 1171311141111 W!‘ Nofmm and give an Crcorgv D. DcBlois, was truly beau- exhlbmon M horsemmmhfl) ma‘ iliiil and was ilio most popular “mm °°m'1”“° mv°mbly “"111 m" lcziiuivr of the indoor show. be” mum‘ The“ horses m‘) M“ Comm: io the Exhibition proper “my “aumul “"1 m‘ 111911117911‘ . ... ~ »., always perfectly costumed. Each it l. ..iniii_iin,. to know that the , . - evenings entertainment was eli- eshiliiis reached the highest total m‘ of iill ilme and we are confident mus w " pmram m’ “'9' that i930 mfiy belclaissed are iihe “V” ' nmsi SllPCCSS-lll Fur snce s n- i-cprinn lu 1M0. Ti may be of in- Buudm‘ n“! lmpm“’m°“" icrcsi. in quote the total of ex- 1° Gmunds

l'l'.l'il ‘:‘l b" :- . Hwlllltlllllfzhhlllllllllls Iilglchelind ‘my ‘n June “‘° W“ "an"

‘down the west bleacher and the

'l‘iic Alain Bulldinlz was crowded “M, vaudeville quarters and d“ a

afternoons parilctilarly when the . __ races were over. and in the even- lot or mm" work “new new:

luvs there was an excellent attend- ' .

nnfiee with lnrge crowds present af- m”: s,“ of $8000 w“ mum ier llic "shoirs." Live stock, horses Department of Agrmllyure wrong“ “m1 “mm- “Tm "1911?" W‘ m-“lleY the assistance of our representa- numhcrs of people than ever bc- m... _y_ mum. Douglas’ M} P“ wlm‘ fore nnd the kccnesi. interest vrns the backing o; om- pmwmqnl Go“ i ink-en in ivnitvliing the judging of emmenb‘ “qty-low; wmch we wuldl the various classes and the aocom- my, have gone mew Mm me n. modniion provided at the horse pm‘ and 51mm“; prog-l-m-L w, rim’ Mid 0.11118 F1118 Wit-B pretty are grateful to those gentlemen “"911 11111011 "D- for their interest and vsum them M“).

The results 0f the Judslns WM the money was made excellent use

given out by sound system which at. could be heard clearly over a good proportion of the grounds. The presentation of silver trophies don- _ nied by our Association to leading The Prince Edwgrd Island 1.15m

showmcn of the various sections Horse with the largest personnel ivcre won as follows: in years occupied the grounds for

other Uses Made of Grounds

‘Trophy for winner of most points their annual training in July. The

in Registered Home Classes, won confederation Celebration so bril- by Raoul Raymond, Bouthport. liantly planned by Mr. Justice A.

Trophy for winner of most point: E. Arsenault was probably the

in Beef Cattle Classes, won by Har- most talked up mid-summer event old Eiter. Aulac. N. B. in our recollection. splendid, hard- Trophy for winner of most points working committees had every de- in Dairy Cattle Classes, won by tail provided for. Immense crowds stead Brothers. Hlghfleld. throngeu the city during the week Trophy for winner of most points 01’ Jul-y 17131 I0 33nd and 0'1! in sheep and Swine Classes, won by $01111!!! WWO lltlhud 0n svvernl q _ occasions, notably on Monday and The total amount aid out in Ex- “rue-mu dvemnge- It 1e Mid that hibltlon prises was he greeieet we over 10.000 P901119 Wltnlswd the have ever dlstrlbuied -$o.oaa.9e. 1111811111061" P11898111- 011 099mm: Judges fees were $892.45. freight nllht end the comment from 80H!- rcfund to exhibitors $1,072.37. mak- WW" I116 P1158 PBDPPFEHEMIVP! m; 3 grgnd 50ml of over $11_9()()__ must have been indeed grattfyini tho largest amount we have ever 1° I11 COIIRWM- paid out, On the outbreak of wer our wound; were nquisitloned by the my" "on", milvtsiy, the Prtnoe Edward Island ~su=| Highlanders end the Artillery be- Th, "a, prim-am o; W41" Q- ing quartered thene. There must vmi; browns u; ; gmmmqou; have been over 700 troops in _tmin- enm. m; m4 we M4 n"; gm. in: st one time. On the departure iculty in securing sufficient u:- df the Highlanders for garrison oomodation for all the horses. dirt!’ 1h! 111111011’. numberml 0v" Every reoe was a contest. No track 300. records were broken but newdilffsr; mid-October. itime records were made an u time featured the meeting. The Tlllllll to Thole Who Have Helped Macdonald Brier ‘Trophy, gtteeht- ed by the Maocionalo

An amusement Ill RIM IIIhhQI-fly will!‘ l!‘ dill l0 N10 H011.

5117111110118. NBA Artist Harry Grisslnger sketches and from Dunkirk across the of the British Expedi- Jammed into an area

in such small area. The

er, Minister of Agri- 11¢ sensuous assistance ' h and grants from the f

e Honorable ’I‘h:ine crnincn-t for assis- Eiven and for the and sttépport which

City Council for their

heard from a number oi’ pee-pie

ribie to hold on Exhibition this year llll(l wish to place on record tiielrl .\lll(.'Dl‘t‘ npprct-iiiiioii 0f the good- -.\vll:_ splendid co-operation and sup-l _ _ ])Ol‘l~ received from stock rnisers, ag- (‘nnmhi n Press (errcsncndvnt rlculiurists and thousands of other

exhibitors. They hope that the SYDNEY, Australia. June 5 - dnrk days may soon be over and (OP Cablel -»'1"he s _v Morn- tiint once again the Provincial Ex-dnc Herald in. w: hibiiicn will function as before.“ loondemns n

the Summersiae

ul-turiat, the Pio- l Flu-mei- mi- their‘ to OPOY and CHGK ‘

Journal and Agric

901111111011» who have

gardlng the advisability of holding aln 01c. Horne Week 11ml the ibsame (divs as tie Prov nca Exi ition- Q ,_ . ‘ l ‘ \\'-’\llltl have been heldwAulrust i2 tol mgorghwfil, d m“ foal“, ‘ iii. it “TN pointed out. thata meat! ' - Elm! of i-fiort has been made and a oi. of money spent to attract vislt- , ,

ors to this province, and it is be- 0H0“ 03mm Iieved that many will come here. 1 .'I‘here are also great numbers of p’ rx-ople in Novn Scotla, New Bruns- l Y” wick nilrl Prince Edvmrd Island who.‘ “ pok on tilt‘ Provincial Exhibition as their lioliiiiii: To cater to iizese dc- inands nn Old Home Week cnm- - prising all the entertainment fea- 5l""“‘*"11 l‘ Lures oi’ the Provincial Exhibition 11 1A "1 should be possible. W!"

Om the matnlan have patronized and us so splendidly year

Financial Statement

he Bank, but our by the oo-operstion 0d

cently remarked like to know when

moved and se-onded that the rcsi- inns l‘,"l be declared. Our l p . 1