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THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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I Kenszngton GEITIIAI. GIIAIII f AGINII: I. lllee Ripley, |e ; . i. -* 0"»- se " "' and Vicinity IUINIIIIIDI- aaa rumor: 00mm +71, ‘Iflllwfilugarb t rzefeiluhr an‘ ‘ i- n! a newly marlin are: be I . ‘ s n la re. irM-ly ea ' The Guard: l0 Uzi: dilly It llil] o! the fol. “Nita” tawwaugn x M“. a h ve aeinuéNro a ‘ i I I ‘uh Plank oar o Mom INM- —— wanton-WI!" "Wmlflifibflllhrs-Weierstreet.‘ luseweelsmxmslaawa the Innate Bakery. Wller lireet lll-rk Gaadet. e1 Granville street.’ sueets of Mr. and Mrs, Thoe. Btew- ____ "awn: more ".1:- us-l-M- “I. . ... ,... a... s... '"‘" "‘ carrier, l _ - - M or this service ~ - u‘ ' u, ‘m your order 1o the, boy responsible for deliveries on you m,“ visiting tives in Kenainsion. c Gntowsuggnnfi M . . | 1i.-S ce . “lunllnllNT dried-out mo‘ Kmmm a.“ mo‘ m“ A M. and at Crawford emorfa ' any 3010']. 01!. and m" ‘m, u‘ k - Scoudnuc, 11.8., spent the waek- - V m“ It 3"“ |_ _ y 3.3.‘ ommn“. 1:”: hlridubzllk em. and very pleasantly in Borden and ‘Baatfigargveuli bl-‘hflll/i. slgerék%ephe i .-IAN'I'ID. -~A maid. Apply 0-14-21. _ a - l yrs. (Dr-l lflflhm- Bwflffff» -0ArA1sl.l: housekeeper wanted 11%‘ "éifiwl." wgafinfl? rm! 0111111011 or ENGLAND, Sup - - is: '.l."lr1.':.“l."r.'1"t*- "m" 0' '" ‘"‘ ¢ w. "= “m- “r "amt..." “ s“ ~1- all“ .52 1% our - E ,. . . 1 a-PLINI‘! otbéléltflmi-IEE: we. Henry Mm“ yflf; ' , m” ‘new '° w“ lsrrlgelil Parlilsrls Msetoigi, Wednes - 1 belts and "fine; w m, m" . ,¢,_ 80m“ suuvuli _ Mr. arlo Thompson o! Plctou da . August tom, sso r. M.) at , and ‘I'm-m m”, "m y" , spent a very pleasant week . vh- mgabetlrs church, Springfield " I gliwunm mining mm. m; mum esdgy, Aw, L»: roam - xmtuxa his parents, Mr. 211% n is‘; Church§cho1ol10€l$:.%. <sp§ela - - ~ I . G . , - m oderictpn. _ I fl .4!- o, u, H,,,,,,,,,°§,"A},‘,§§§;nf",,;&§ "an" . at]??? the "Old Home‘ Week" azpkflfl’; bail!!!‘ 5:: 301th, agitate“? M5 “e113? duh _KENslNGT£NEG,m1pQq|égh m4 sood classes. Rcffeshment; Fltzxnfiazdbylfany lulilnvlllbg Q’, 0e ralons in Charlottetown album’ so much ‘med gym mean. A25 Hartman. Rector. 8-25-11 $535.?“ smile; rAuIust gilt, “DWUETNT. ' ' ' mllgwggreeiaevwlvllgggxlilv 15% inner leaollness can bearealhelp wwgrd _ CHURCH NOTICE. - Wlnslol Ktllmllm“ ‘g gin‘; affirfggh-servfces Sunday T533113" vow}? before leaving for her hvmu i" flmpflwmil ‘Wu’ “d 5”“? L“ Em" edwltfjltsilkiilfh soiilrlvicliiao A13”)? 1.10 labia an" vfuflbe ‘he Si“; ' aedeoue 1l A. M.'Albany 1 r. MI. PMW- . _ nut Salt‘ help you attain that wholesome Hlilifleld 2 15. M. Prlriceiown Road xiv-pried”, ‘m. m‘ duh Rem J_ lBlortzlncn £7.30 P. M. Minister Rev. J. ALSO SHORT SUBJECT 141mm uckhan d Twat Inner cleanliness-a system, free of food 3 P. M. Wirlsloe North a I’. M. Rev, A, McGowan. Minister, 3.344 . ax er, B. D. 8-5-11» Show‘ 7-30 ' 9:15 ‘rghbihapietllt awylergngleafiaént vocat- W!!!“ and excess gunk nigh T. Constable, Mlnlster. 8-5-11. l "—__ I -'r1tYON UNITED 0111111011 ' ' m“ mum“ A d h i‘ 1 . ' sa". JOHN'S PRESBYTIRIAN 4°‘ ‘ff; ,,,,,§,’f‘g;;;‘;,*,;{,'; - ‘lrrlagroaal. cnsncs. - The ser- Saturday at Z30 *}_‘j§k§§§,f= u" We" °1 M11- “ ‘ma’: :e£:e";r“"':"!15°°iu ssh” cllvnclr, Belfast“ Services, Sun.

Hollie 1. Good til-es, three new this sprins and twohlalslt gall, giggly mig-dailigddcfgolzier? l-‘Srlcc $1,008: ev- ‘7- 5- J"dl"°- 5- uuDelaney, M, D., summcrsldeAMmmu Phone ee-t. 8-15-31. _MWN

Mao-may taléucnaou. - m"! ""1 Ldl‘. W. G. 500'. | - , cEo/untant Officer at, No.t 11a c. adept. i °°‘“"“’“‘ 5““"“"1:'iae wrrlular luncheon lifiggd dklytem muting of the Summersid Rotary I do! ‘and club M“ °“ “w!” n’ m‘ olym‘ ' were kept bus p“ no spoke on accounting- practiccs in the R, C. A. F. Other guests were W/c- L- w- p c. A. F. and Rotarlan Austin

“IQM-“a [to make the affair

n allslnslvr PASSES -’ Tlzgllpassed away,“ his home atl " "n! o" 5t. Nicholas on ednesciay, Aug-l . ust 22, at the age of M Yell‘! MR,- lsale Perry an od and highly re-- spected resident of the locality. The ma, 1r, Perry who was a lifelong resident of the communlt held in hish esteem by a were fortunate enough to him and by his many acts of n hourly kindness rnade for himself l host of friends who will sin- cerely regret his passing. With his wife, the former Sylvia. Des- Roches. he took ll

on Wednesday

n16!“ A" ' ful

Water Street at Surnmerslde is tank to the pavement,

u full. A bystander, who | not thlnkinl of what he

knmntossed a 11g d‘ _ the street and instantly

W55

tely 100 ment

I modest besinnins. by cersever- m" race and a natural abilltyigllfidm h: became one oftetgefmos; pm!“ o a ass was caused. —S In I‘!

f§ft’“’d,°““ "fiff: u sflfvlfied b‘; -PROMINENT VISITORS his widow, fourhsoaséxilbelgimlififid

i . ., m e :?dhgf‘fllset,mlhrld ‘two daughiletrs. Mrs, l" ‘damn! rsul Perry (Mildred) and Mrs. 1.. A

will be held on Friday morning at L?“ wmmded b?

m” w. Mlscouche Church'—s' he was awarded the Silver

night of August 21st of Mr. Em- . ~makirig personal appearances mffe Ektmfighentugnzliyiuxvnia: the principal centers ln th lived moat of his llfe in Bummer- l 9" °‘ ‘h’ d'“'°-—5- . aide. l-le had been ill for some‘ time. He is survived by his wife, the former Eleanor Arsenault of Mount Carmel, one son, Joseph in‘ . Toronto and elsht daughterszl Edna. Mrs. Julian Gallant, Sum- nlcrside; Mary, Mrs. Ted Perry. summerside; Beatrice, Mrs. Ber- nard King, Isll ton, Mass; Anna, Mrs. George Gal ant, Summersidet Dora, in Tororltb: Adeline. Mrs. Vincent Perry. Summerside; and Nellie and Louise at home. There

took

Mrs. C.

fax became the bride

Joseph of summers“ and three sisters, Mra. Matilda Des-Rashes.‘ Bulnn-lerslde; Mrs. Joseph Arson-It,“ suit and Miss Ursula Wed of Mount Carmel. The funeral willghat o‘ be held this morning with H h-

Mass of Requiem St. Pau ‘s

l." Kerr officiated.

bride wore

l!

101' Sunday, Auaust 27th are lows: ‘Ir-yon 11 A, M. Crap. s aud 3 P. M. Cape Traverse B P. M

"" fall". -

SOCIAL. — The lawn ice cream festival held c_ L l M? on the grounds of the Knights of

hursday evenings was heartily en- those who attended. rent booths bingo, hot and wheel of fortune both nights cater- ling to the sp endid crowds who skeyllpatronlzed the function and the bers of the council are grate-

to all who helped in any way a success-S.

STREET ._ A ca; lturned off Granville Street into

1118M with gasoline pouring froml

om a leak or from a tank filled i appaléelltly _ oln , heed cigarette butt int?) | new“ flames lefllied up and raced along approxi- ma feet. following the trail u." spilled gasoline. In the exelte-l someone called the firemen‘ farming at st. i légewlgfln alélgivgde the fgie had! I n l1 B 5 0 Nicholas in a smal way and from w“ to he seem The ‘blaze hum w“ ve probably a minute or lessflvfontreai to

e inter-

CIlAMPlON-COOKII WEDDING

At seven o'clock on Friday eve- ning, a quiet but pretty wedding place in the Chapel of Pine -Hlll Divinity Hall, Halifax, when “Elsie Janet, youngest daughter of

.a D. Cooke of Hali- of Elmer Merton Champion, son of Mr. and

a . are also two brothers. John and gfilceey §§§§§§1°fll§§l§ 53in:

Given in marriage by hel- father, a street-length - dress of Elizabeth blue crepe with navy pleated maline and a corsage of red roses. She was at-

SU MMERSIDE

and

' ALBERTON

Mr. and Mrs EJ.

farasS

red as usse with Rev. and

last

Mr RJ-i

from Boundary Bay, where he is an Instructor C,A.F‘, Mr. L ‘two weeks with his parellzs, Ml" and Mrs. W.C. Leavltt.

Summcrsld-c.

i flying Officer Eric col-hem, Mrs. _ ‘Corbett and infant son, Winnipeg Mrs. Helen G, Gray and son. Pte. Elliot Gray of Mansfield, Mass, Mrs. Gray's sister, Mrs. lfred Groom and Vaughn Groom a, Gallant (Lucy) 111 Summerside gxfnggcllulgrtzstge- ‘Erllggt giayreocle Asiatic Pacific the Japs at Guad- i canal. For bravery on the fieldi ____ Q Star

_ . _ EMANUEL and two Presidential Unit citations ‘Wiggly’! dmh occurred n along with the Purple Heart. He is

l-r bu" i" svmml“ °" t“ ilfllfii‘ 135315353 352N112? 3'35;- mull wedge at the a” o; seventy ted States he toured the country

"Mr. George Ramsay and family Jean and Gordon spent Old Home Week 1n Charlottetown

Misses Bessie Matthews, Bcttv

in Travers and Jean Clark of thl-

dav of this week.

Thursday night dance in the

‘bevy of young people. The chaper- ones were Mrs, h. Champion and Mrs J.B. Callaghan

Dr. J K. Fraser D D , 11.1. D.. conducted the service Sunday mornimz Aug 13th, in the United Church.

The congregational picnic of the Fraser Memorial Church was held

scll Haywoods shore, Mill River. It proved to bc n most enjoyable outing and a delicious supper was served by the ladies.

Miss Eileen Keefe, R N Boston.

umh- eu-m-ee- -= Wu»- rrrvel’.v::...“l:::"::..ftr:s ‘iriélé"‘liirl‘fit.‘f.ll’“‘°" “"- °°1°°k"5- i with corssge of A: k roses. The ' =- [room was atten ed by Mr. John Misses Gladys Haves and Dorothy Kidd, R, C. N. V. R. The wedding Johnston who passed the Matri- music was played by Miss Laura oulatlon Examinations are planning Blols and during the signing of-tl) 1Z0 to Prlnw 0f Wfliés Cullrze. W a ghe register, Mlalaehorgg 1'1; Bates, Sept lst, . r:"¥a‘oel:1'x'lB]e.cva,usZ."‘ e r h u“ Miss Enid MacArfihllr iufprtisled The reception was held at the h" mm" .°" ‘l’ " ' , day and save her a most enjoyable w" “m? ‘Fifi, ‘m: “hi3? “f” party at their attractive home Cov- o or - " ‘M15106 Illll l0 lurk 0h fill" cgixlglgl‘; Islgnatflf agile bride "5 were 1am 1°!‘ twelvz‘ "-"r...1::"..:: tl’.'.‘£.“.'.','“2§..:.:.".it.°‘ to‘. u- nru- m-un- u u- M- Communitv C1114: met at the home v nod wane and all»! Y?” Chem ion a member of the g p of Mrs. RA. Hardy eighteen mem- , milk and vsntoblfl- "l" Royal Bank of Canada, MontreaLI t d t m “k ‘"3" "l°°“d i" m“ and the groom ls employed b the , “Jjbfifvefigsf” p1,‘; $8,?“ Dumb" M“ ‘n’ ‘ D9Pll1m¢n9 01 29ml?“ fiadl” boxes were recentlv scrlt the boys JOIN L. READ, mVllmnPulmlx “Li” serving overseas. ' leeryview Inn, Borders. 1x13111101»! - (C?) - The b"; Miss Ethel Irving. Ottawa, is in entry into thme Dfowiud "e55 vlsitlmz her parents. Mr and Mrs. |- .1 a? the Firth of Forth has beelrwm, Ifflng_ ==- _ i fi-wti‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lawson and Ken Rgynq: (it family visited M1‘. and Mrs. W.C.

Lawson. recently .

Mi Mary Martin. S apenglafewdsysasnonx

CLINTON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Clinton Womens Institute held their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Mary Warren on Wednes- day, Audust 9 The President, Miss Vivian ‘f-‘oodside, presided.

Meeting opened by Ode followed by Creed in unison. Roll was called and responded to 15 each giving a block for a quilt. Minutes of last meeting were read, approved and sinned. A letter was read asking for donations for "Save the children Fund" and it was de- cided that we Rive 85.00 It was moved and seconded that all bills be paid. The sick commit- tee reported 5 calls made. The next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Leslie Paynter. The following committees were appointed:

Lunch, Mrs. Ernest Pickering. Mrs. Justin Woodslde and Mlm Vivian Woodside.

Programme, Mrs. Wilfred Picker- ing and Mrs. Leslie Paynter.

A humorous readinsr was given by Mrs. Bterlins MsoKey.

A contest, carried out by Mrs. O. B.‘ Crass, was won by Miss Vivian oodside. Collection was taken s- mountlng to $1.05. Meetinl closed

eiuillslsu-Jlulyllsulalll-lleluuu

Lockerby, Westwoon, New Jersey, left ‘In-uro- lilv 1110mm! for their home. They

N. B.. _ ed Mrs. Vvobbbwho ul- . ‘so enloy summerlng 111. ascum- “m” pec. Mr. Lcckcrbv and Mrs. Webb were delighted to _flnd their father. . Lockerny enloying good

flying Ofiur H C Leavitt D. iFJVI, arrived home Thursday night Vancouver, of the R. cavitt plans to spend’

ry fast. _l1_VlIlfl from

Cami11_1.pe0__\vhn were killccl in act- ‘a-imh-a

Canadian Bank of Commerce Sta-ff’ motored to Charlottetown Wednes-

Institute Hall was enjoyed by a,

Wednesday afternoon at Mr. Rus-

LAC. Ferdle Kllbrlde of E A.C. Halifax wh . following an accident, has been a patient in the lvlllitary Hospital in Eastern Passage for a geri-od 0f weeks. has arrived

ome to spend some time in con- vallcsclrt. Afterwards he will take 11D his duties at No. l G. R. S. Slunmerslue, having been transfer- red to this station on August 2nd.

LAD. Red Butler and LAC. Ken- neth Levine of No. 1 0.11.. . Summer were visitors to Km. sington on Tuesday.

Mrs. J.J. McQuaid is having very extensive repairs done to her fine residence on Dufferin St." when finished it wi-ll add very much to the beauty of this attrac- tive little town.

It is pleasing to note that Mrs. Elrfc Campbell also Master Waync Hughes have returned home from Prince County Hospital very much improved in health after their re- cent accident.

A tlval was in the Preston lToombs' field on Wednesday even- ling, sponsored by the C W.L. of Indian River and Kensillgtorl. A ,;very large crowd of people from

very successful lce cream fes- held

ecidity and indigestion.

to take-free of harsh,

pleasant taste. bottle from any

constipation and headaches, helps correct

Sparkling and refreshing, Eno is pleasant

, sugar or artificial devouring of any kind, Take 1300's ‘Fruit Salt’.

Buy a large, economical druggist today.

sensuous. LAN

t helps overcome

bitter salts — no

You'll like its

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Medical Program ls Outlined

near and far, was present and en- joyed themselves at the different amusements. The lunch counter,‘ ice cream booth, hot dog stand.‘ pantry sale and bazaar were well patronized and the chicken dinner

and Mrs. A E Croken of Borden:

xrednsitors to Kemmgmn ‘m iglilcilnfingsfiglliefllmofileflfielihgi faliei The mini’ fri-ehgof Mr Gordon Boston. ‘ e‘ “Y- ‘equipment m the ooerhtlhg rooms, Sentner, loyalist. will be Pleased RAIN HALTS FIRES - 1t was

Mr and Mrs. Alan McDonald and

are spending a. pleasant holiday in Kcllsillgtorl. the guests of Mrs. | J. J. McQuaid and family.

Cpl. Fred Arsenault of Newfound- land is spending a furlough with his wife and family here

Mr Norman MacDonald is . spending his holidays with relatives and friends in Sydney, N S.

i Sub.-Lt

Eric l-leeschen is spend-

; f l , h h ———— cousin Mrs. Lawrence M i, ..i".%.“..d§fi."."§’.‘. 1%$....‘:. 52:51‘? ggglgdifl, ~;;=;,,,,v_:;§;= ,,,*=;;,,""$,§::~' ."““..u°.?‘lll§" r§‘.'2?..l“..°.“ u: is“ “m m“ R”: N" !m£lhv who seek help will‘ not have iléfilglerl mlgtlgiséulert Itoghv for llcr rltlzsavrsnrds; 0111111011 IN R _" ' . . , r ‘ " - ', - . _ as ‘the weeps“; a; ‘in: hffilnhefjifv pita] alone, no more applications Joaflg- mléiigfiiivhgé" b2! Sfl-lntt ‘follows: Brookfleld 11 A. M. Harts- ] for admittance can b: accepted when his so‘: LAC» mine: ville 3 PM. The brethern of Prince , for at least five monthswbecause the‘ ham receives his wings‘ ~ ' of Wales Masonic Lodge will have i , ‘ lllospétaé is" literally jammed to] - dlrvine service 1n the Hunter River , e '——- i Llbtrflltd Fromm P ° r“ Flt. Sgt. Donald Bradshaw, 12.0. c um‘ a” 73° P‘ M" 3"" c" "7"

jlippear United

IN SOUTHERN FRANCE, Aug. 23 -- (AP)

—- If the people of| Provence are typical o1’ all of,a France, it is certain that the f

French have come through four years of German occupation as a vigorous people with confidence in

make the Fourth Republic some- thing that will restore French pres- tlge in the world.

Not only have the ubiquitous re- sistance forces wagcd a full-scale war against the invaders but they have taken over the local govern- ments and have them working smoothly. They are maintaining |urder throughout the liberated tel"- ritory in southern France.

On the surface, at least, there is little to support the oft-heard pre- diction that liberation of France would be followed by civll war.

The French, at the moment, seem united as they never were in peace- time, and class bitterness, which marked tne days of the people's front, seems much less now. Hard- ship apparently has made F's-ench- men more tolerant of one another. Officials have been Jailed 1n some- localities, but not in others. The Mayor of Tourvaa was ousted, ar- rested, than provisionally released. The expected clash between Gen.| de Oaulle’s Provisional Government and the resistance leadership inside | w France likewise

zeaders here invariably say they recognize Grn. de Gaulle as the man who galvanized the French into continuing the war and as. head of the French Government. The French are more restraln-| ed and less theatrical than the Italians in welcoming the liberat- ed armles. But their feelings seem deeper and they are more inclin- led to weep as soldiers - especial- V. Y on the heels of m

ans. Towns are less battered than in Italy and the countryside is lea! despoiled, but food is short every- where.

_,_._____ DOMINION! orncl mess omen mas l

Dctnlnions Office

b singing the National Anthem, a ter which lunch_was served by|

"$97011! people have wanted this room but my illlasld aaya I should rent it with a Guardian Want “l”

'- v ‘ ‘i ‘r- ‘

"fi I RIP‘ I xtfi

and

. Una Donovan who helps her father repair bomb-damaged roofs. is one of Britain's few women llama and tileta.

since October, 1041, d ed in a hos-'

pftal after several months illness

Before entering Whitehall, sherie engaged in free lance {ournalism . scenario wrltlmz and p He served eight years as art editor of The Strand once assistant editor of and

_and kitchens are the daughter Dorothy of Sydney, N S. ‘monev can bu.“ they reported‘ thA new addition is belnr. built to

new wing has to-augmem, the

admitted to Salvation tals and 12,234 infange were born, In most cases, hospitals are over-

hgss and helof 0 then-l shelter prior the future and a determination tu o}: their babies. i em infant

on August 9th in Church, Sydney, when Miss Anna MacKinrlon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MacKintlcn Peter‘; Bay, became the bride of PO. Frederic s son of Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Lark1n| also of St Peter's. Rev, Father- Neerihg performed the ceremonylq at the Nuptlal High Mass. ‘The. bride was aticnded by her sister,’ Miss Marion MacKinrlon of Mon- treal, while supported by Comelius R.O.N.V.R.

in a street length dress of white‘ sheer with brocsded top and should- er length veil. Sis wore l1 corsage of babv breath and carried a rnlssal and pearl

has not material- ; accessories and carried a mlssal and zed as yet. French interior force Rosary. Her corsage was of slimmer flowers and maiden hair fern. "C

breakfast was served the young couple .Diana swyeeta ln Sydney.

toast to the bride sponded to at tho recept on was L-Wren Reta Larkhtldaglster of the groom. Lleut.

French soldiers - enter towns Lleut. D. M. Colllson, Executive the fleeing Cler-lojfflcer,‘ CPO R | a neer. W. Benson. AB. George Mills, 813m. Johnson. O-Sea. Lawless, Tel. Wil- liam Rltcher. The remainder of the shtp‘; comparw were on duty.

The {you l *- .. s p’s comps .

' -rla! biggie was LONDON, - CP) Penn Sherie. 47 shower by her many friends at Si res; offlcerPeters.

aywritlng. Mills bomb he found assistant was mowing, and rut it in his noc- and was ket. There was a hole in The kct. the bomb fell through.

tion Army hospital was Winnipeg

and laboratories and X-rav rooms

e Windsor, Ontario, hospital; a Just, been completed Catherine Booth

Memorial Hospital in Montreal:

and a new loo-bed hospital will be constructed in Toronto to Cope with‘ the Drrfiilllil demands fcr increased! hospitalization.

Last V8521‘ 22.601 patients were

Army hospi-

Another side to the service of the‘

women who serve under the Army's banner is the provision made for unmarried mothers fanis. In one Army housed and protected 2,504 mothers-to-be. and 1.5m infants-i A young wcman, finding herself inl difficulties, can always seek shelter!

and their in- vear. the Salvation

nd protection for herself and herl uture child. and are will find kind illness at the hands] n Army women who rive; to the, birth, and also instruct‘ In the post-natal rare cf their s.

Selvatlo

MacKINNON -- LARKIN A very pretty wedding took place the Sacred Heart