THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN l I ‘There Are No Islands, Any More’ I

i IO DAYS CLOTHING SALE

§TARTING THURSDAY, JUNE 20th. lo DOLLAR GIVEN AWAY m casn nuns IT rnrm coma AND snana m Tau aanaaml can‘;

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“LINES WRITTEN IN PASSION Sweet. sweet, l0 see the tide ap- lAND m nan» CONCERN Foal ENGLAND, FEAN AND MY Assured that it cannot encroach | OWN C0 RY” |Upon the beach-peas. often wet I |With spray, never u rooted yet. i EDNA ST. VINCENT MILIAY ‘The moon said-did s e not speak in the New York Times I truer- l

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"Th ave: will not awaken -ou. A h, t in All new Sllrllll NW4! l" u" 11"" "71" “d “hm” _ $1.“. I Dear isolationist. “yfloru are lAt reny“commsnd the waves re ire. c n“ a w Bril- Inlh- w __ ,9 Lm$_ so very. very ins I sleep, weary mind; dream. heart's I $5.00, Prices up to 825-00- 011% ¢¥ l9 - ‘ o0 . - v ' - cas ' T a t tIIeSflJH glitch y? do lxlm 0mm,“ “mm” l $2 00 onliy zlélzlenatlllldo will Ell‘; ‘y:>uuu8.§5 1n 3 rbvx 1 ' I Jsellg it“: ‘s’: Influx?‘ l And yet. tiliere was ad Danish tlriirilg f _i__\ This gill give you seven chances to win. $ I B3541

‘ you. n .s w o so sure e soveme every-l g Mum's OYERALLS M . n“ sum “u”. o“ u", ha“

You are an Isolstionist. He bade the ocean not to rise. l , to $2.25 A“°“‘.“' 1°‘ m‘ s’ "7 '

Md oh h g m b. 1t am. And Brent was m.» surprise. = 8 “Li? Price 1° "h" ‘h’ m‘ l‘ °"' ' m’ $12.95 m‘ m‘ “u 39c and 49c

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Safe on an island. not at feel No man. no nation, is made free l m" ‘k dun“ h” p‘ 7°“ "l" “__ m‘. mu" (Though some one said, some By stating it intends to be. , 49¢ and ‘I hefftg; 15$“ ‘med w gvfiglefmggsd tglbggilidallgnél‘; ‘a? t , FINE DRESS ran-rs an. aizas on ....._._____. w know; i i Like it or not. our home la herezl l l ‘ ’ . New Rpxuhr sum’ no" $2.98| one chm“ t” Wm u‘ '

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“There are no lalnllls anyofngrref’) Could nlalm it sceem like home ~89 w?‘ PANTS ‘u’ 5'1”; .._Z._____

again. and $ - 113g

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- vr: Dear Islander. I envy you. a OVERALL PANTS

10c, 25c 50c

I'm very; fond of islands too; (‘niece are no islands ny more. [A9155 1101155 n]; E55 few thelpéeasures I have known The tide that mounts gur drowsy Regular 51-25- SEW 93555155 s n“ Es _-_._.i_____ lc equae being left lo . shore 1.50 '-- —-— CAPS Yet matters from ivitliouta irxllterude ‘Is boats and men-there is no place l 79c s m“ 98p up t’ aw’ Now Qtftimetsfgpon rgiy solitude: 3For waves in such a crowded space.) l WORK SHIRTS "o mm _ _ _ ores e, a og run mad, o ---_—_--_ a neighbor stripped o all he had on. let us give, ‘before u» late. l “W” "l" "l" mu By swindlers, or the ticking pies To those w o hold our country's f Brawl": for gs 35-09. 33-00. 82-00 h"! hi!“ 79c For help, of stabbed Democracy. fate . SAT”: YA‘ align“ w 29"‘- Along with theirs-be sure cf this- ,' ~ ~ snuffs ll an Ive ry- ii--___ Started. I rise. run ofrrorréptéléz: r0331, In grimy hands-that will not miss $1_o%‘,‘,§.bvb_ _a._ 6 iflrfz gh H"); 32, mm; a" m4‘ V BELTS

Join the brigade

bmom come ear y and get first ch01“ l Help to surround the sickened bcillt‘

$1.25 now - - - 39c 49c row "Go '

MEN'S HOSE 49.6 170 Qureu Street Charlottetown 19c! 29c! 39c _______i::___

The target if we stand beside {loading the guns-(resenfmcnt,

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Pride. . Debts tom across with insolct Hear the account of fanners fleeoed rd

wo — By dapper men. condole and give All this forgotten or deferred ‘ Something to help them hope and ‘At least until there's time for strife live; lConcerliing things lcss dear than Life-

Or, if democracy! at stake, l Give more give more than I can Then let, if must be, in the brain make; Resentment rankie once again, And noiioe. with a rueful grin. Quibbling and squabbling take the What was without is now within. floor, Cool Judgment go to sleep once more.)

._-—v-—_ :-:—r:;1 fl‘ -g",.,,_,,:_j~_i$,ifi’m';t€ wltlifilourTflngersf “9-u§§§‘§,11°f“u-§§r?vilb1llv l?» another ,Cooked with dry grass and a mix- course, we added tfiagted Cfélrllllllrdlg Oéglgfliifiglegrlllgafl hag; “w: m" if“ “d “ "° sug‘ ' ‘ t deliciously flavored W35 solid eating but there was ‘like "the mes V V 11101;) 1o Cfllltlfiwucfl‘ w“ ‘mum r011 an} schoolboy has eier

" le liex r - v <-_ ‘j, t1 ‘f k- with ggbblng breath, Wm; buswred stuffed with lrrassunTllrsc “res? 1y Bytgxl: lflélxileolr “blag?! éieghhlignan

hands. Democracy! at gripe again excelled only by "W1 m“ tmilqus- I mamenuo ‘mung 3; funneu A, Men fight the forest fire in bands: With forces famed to stamp it 011%. The” “we m” 1m e “l” ' With kitchen broom. with branch "Ililsdtirgie no quarterl—-since no ~ r ""- ‘ ou t.

of pine, Bcatrnt the blackened, treacherous me:

of sweets is sweet things. and, q

oranges. other ccurse. grass. was like the fred

breath of a summer morning“

“When he has too much gm.“ current use, he dries it out on .. balcony and stores it in boxes fq u=e in cooking or to eat in m, winter. ..."

lThe tidal ivave devours the shore: There are no islands any more.)

On English soil. on French terrain,

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Not Franc-c. not England's what's

Before the veering wrnd fall back, involved. With eyebrows burnt and faces wag-there's something to be ' so ve

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While breasts in blackened streams persplre.

Wuttjih haw the wind runs with the

Of grave concern to free men all: Can Freedom standii-Milst Free- dcm fall?

Here's the Tire that Fills the Bill

You get every feature for Safety and

le Like a bl-olul banner up the hlll- (Meantime. the tide devours the And can no more ' ' ' yet more shore: must still. There are no islands any more.)

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New lifci-To hear across the field Voices of neighbors. forms con- cealed _ By S'l‘li‘.l(l‘. but loud the nearing

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Oh build. assemble. transport. give. Tim; England, France and we nlny lv

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Before tonight. before too lute,

To tthtcse who build our colzxltryis ae

"Hfllrl (‘ml We're ccmfng! Here

it's out!" In desperate fingers. reaching out’ For weapons we confer about. l All that we can, and lll0i'(‘. and

now! Oh. Grid. let not the lovclv hrnw 0f Freedom in the tram-lied muri Grow cold! Have we no brains. no

blood N0 elilerprise—no any thin:

Mileage in the Dominion Royal De Luxe Tire. Safety-Bonded Cords guard against hloivouts. New "Brake-Action” Trcad-——ivith 2 500 extra sharp-edged Grippers ——- give

(‘The tidal ivave devours the shore: There are no islands ally more.)

T‘\‘< li“le 1"". from lira-c in ihfvc- Who lives it safely nnvivhere? Not voll. my insulated friend: What calm CTmDCSlIYQ will defend Your rn"k, Whfll tides yolfve never Of which we proudly talk mid sills. sccn Which we like men can bring to As="ll't ilie sands of Wllaf-has- bear on For Freedom, and arzclilist Dcsjlnlr?

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you quicker, straighter stops on

M"! from _v=.llr island's tallest tree.

the sllppenest o‘ “ct ro“ds' And Ycll watch advance Wliai-is-io-be? Pliers} F““l1_"ll and Brifi~li ffgllfcrs. mop

the tougher Tempered Rubber

(The tidal wave devours the shore: ‘In l".l'tlrl. licedin’: There nrc no lilfiTldS any more) F: llCk of nid ’And we be lcft

b? O\'f‘l'l'lI'J'.‘.‘l‘., to fight zflnnc.

Tread wears longer-qguarantces . ~ » Tlis Arnhem Hotel al lmlnrsl. N.S., alter lln lpPHCllJOfl ol Brlntlord lnlullled Siding

NoPainlii/lg ”"“ N0 Upkeep

O Today any frame structure, from a one-car garaqo to large hotels or institutions, can be modernized easily and inexpen-

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more safe miles. Come in and see

ALBANY PLEASANT CIRCLE

this super-safe Royal De Luxe-the “STITl-TE

tire featured on leading 1940 cars. The monthly mcct Plczlszint Circle Won ‘W115 held at iiie iion_ n

ElIIlGl‘ Grlmblc on Jullc l"l'l

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DR-S" n i I not i- A l mil ‘l sival . . . with Branflorl lnsulalcl siding Prc idclit pl sided illri qrl p y l: "r. z .‘. l"- zll di r - up meeting ivilll rcpqgliing CA m m H m l‘ O Conslrucled oi a five-ply insulation Board, Special Asphalt Corn- llllison. Tell mcmiicrs Ill‘ pound and Slain Surlaced Rooling combined lo iorm a wolar-prool, lhe roll P311» M31111“ 0! I weatherproof, lira-resistant covennq for all exterior walla . . . .il pro- mgelmg ‘Vere road. ‘md n vlclesa mosl attractive briclr-likalinlsh al a lraclion ol tho coll cl NEW YORK- Jun? 7A “(Mml {Sfllcflijk of“ CClllrlllticrs l _ _ buck O As il requires no palntlnq or upkeep, and Ill insulation value f_ tlcigxlitiytqllllec slilluk gilclgt tlilllrlio- tel‘: ivlcre miguulllll lli klrtjnllllfvl brings additional annual imvlrlql in luel cosil, the installation 0i ac . .. . . . u . .

month. A bill of 23c was paid fur 5""!l°'d_i__~l"‘“l°'°d 5‘d'l!

yratic peoples of Europe are Allies

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ed up the results 0 181T)’ m1 srcon c y Mrs. Elven DISTRIBUTOR saglyarllillgtme imposed on France Cameron lllat ivc linvc ml l

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A. E. NELSON TANTON ACCESSORIES

Frenehg Fight Awaiting Cease Fire Order

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Beaten and fll’ Pum- 37m“ u 'ew her last lit-an’ “Mill-hw- d}, defence line! h"

troops use holdinguntll the armis- tice being negotiated 8i R0": brings the Italian-German order

at or i-r will come all; hour! after France accepts Italy! d9"

mandl.

In reliable circles it was reported the Italian terms might be receiv- ed during the night and the cease- flring order given around dB-‘Hl-v

Prom the high passes of til!- All“ to tile Mediterranean. Italian ill-- tacks were repulsed, but from the north. German armored uullmlls stabbed nearer and nearer to Bflrj dcaux-refugec-jnmnied provlslnnri. (mpll.al—blll there were indications flint the ndvnnro might step Sjlil‘! of it. ,

1i, was reported that Hit-cl‘ had promised Premier Hltaln thnl fmr- mans advancing on Bordeaux "would not enter the citv Wllllf‘ armistice negotiations are ullricr way

Whlit. will be the l~ll_i"s fnlc tliez-e- nflvr vns not known.

1n the u-mporlu-v quarters of the government. word was Hlllibllifld from the i‘iI‘ll.'\<.’lf'lf‘S Wllo appmvfil Hitler‘; terms ill (Ynnlpeigne forest. tlir-n went l0 Ital w hem‘ M11550- lilll‘! price fr»: lw-ar-c. _

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-—-——~——-— ~. ..;-;~—-.» _,,--—~_~ m -old MnTrihsi Petain to nah Mrs. Harold Stone. anoe’: peace wiilh her foes» amounted to 80c.

Mai-Gen. Cllaries De Gaulle. W110 _ing is to be had continued to hold a post in the ‘Mrgq war llllflhiffl’, to which lie was ap-

Dolnbed by former Premier Roy-

nnud, was dmppod from the gov-

ernment. The action followed radio speeches from Landon in which De

Gaulle criticized the French govem-

ment’; conduct of the latter (lava of

the war, and said France should fight on.

The July meet- llcld at the llome of Pele-i" Scott. Roll call to be il.'llS\\'(‘i'(‘(l lvllll a Canadian product. and Mir-re it is manufactured. The mcetlllg closcd by singing "God Save the King". Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Victor MilCPliflll and Mrs. Nolmrln MlcFnclvrn.

WEST ROYALTY INSTITUTE

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and GCClHYI‘, that the Frencn occ- ples themsclvcs “will have toxbe the judges same day, of the ~)l l- less armistice terms imPW-‘d 11E?" them at Conipiegne and Rom--

I "They l1 have many occasions w wonder whether these fearful punishments are any light" than if their government had continued to fight from colonial or foreifln soil." it said. "The only Nil lnde‘ pendence that is left. to France will survive in the souls of the French people . , , . . ..

l “The tormented French PP°Pl° nre now caught bcliveen the Ger- man hummer and the British an-

vil Tirov will hate lllfll‘ German and Italian conquerors and erhfllli also their pollticzans who rougbt

catastrophe ll n them: ("w "l" “my hem an pray that they will not transfer some of their hale ‘toward their former (‘OIUTQGCS .n drills across the channel. ‘ Said the Herald 'I‘ribilne:-—

MEADOW BANK W. I. ---- "Th; izcvcrnmeriihot W251; c3111‘: ———-— The regular m ntil meet! f rlkn I 68¢ PYm-‘i - The regular mun meeting of the West Royaltg 1 umu-,“'r§_ France in the position of lenvlnl! the Meadow Bflllk Omflfi I"- stllute ivn< licld at the linme oi’

stilllle was held at the home of Mrs. Stanley Hyde on Julie 3rd. The president presided and the meeting opened by singing the Women's Institute Carol and re- peating the Creed in unison. Roll call, WlllCh was to be answered bv a. favorite supper disli, was res- ponded to by l5 members. One new: member johlcd. ‘Flu-re were [our visitors present. Tile min- uies of tile previous meeting were read, approved and signed. It was moved and seconded that we pur- chase a canning outfit. The sec- retary reported that the proceeds rcceivwi from the play amount- ml to $1358. Correspondence “as rend and discussed. It was moved and seconded that we make a rltrzlation of 500 to the Y.M.C.A. llllld. The dr-icuzitcs appointed to Crosby lino Mrs. Grant were lip. nticlid the annual convention pointed ns (iclculiics l0 attend tile ivere Mrs. Harrv Hyde find Mrs. ‘llflllllfll rnnrmition on June lil and L. H. Drake. The school commit- l

W‘ Wlwrlcd that flowers had been was moved and seconded tllzlt the plrlnlrd in the window box and 0n ‘next roll call be nlislvcred by pay. the uroulids. also that. a new rope ling fifty (‘cnis to lild ln buying is nccried for thc flag. It. was moved material fnr RrdCmrs work. Lunch nliri sccondr-ri that $500 be smnt cnlnlnittec for Juno meeting, Mrs. for pl'l;’£'3 for the school cliilrircn. ,sic\vnrt. .\lrKllrllnn_ Mm Wilbur The lzuvsi spcakrl‘ for the l‘\'f‘ll- ;Tralnor. Alla»: Fred Youlikcr. Next int: ivas Mr. i). lVlflFATlllllll‘ I

iznve an intolv" lllz and lnsirllr- 1mm ulgn Cllmvnn rm Juno 26m, ‘W!’ lflll\' mi l‘."'il"‘lliilll. for ivllirll a lMrciing clnsrd with tllc singing of

Mrs, Ilnivson Crosby on May 29lh, with twenty nlcmbvls nmi three visitors prcsmlt. Meeting opened in the llsunl ivny iviili Mrs. Fred Gates in the chair. Mlnllles of last meeting were read and adopt- ed. Cnllccilon nliiountcd to two dollars and flvr- cl-llzs. 1t was lnovcd flllfl M‘(‘()ll(l(‘(l lllnt all work in connection ivilh ilie School Garden be left in Garden Com- mittee. It was also moved and seconded that two (lollnrs be given above nlclllloncd committee to purchase finivcr plants for School Garden. Mrs. Str-ivart. lilcKinnon anrl Mrs, Vcrlion Burke \\'f‘l‘l‘ ap- pollltccl to nllcnd a COIlIIPCllOlI with (he District coll- vention at the Institute rest, room on May 31st at 2.30 p.m. Airs

'__ "' llml-tv vfrlr‘ of ll ks was movczl Hflml Save lllf‘ Kins‘. Lunch was -‘.l"l"]' ,‘ ylprubpl‘ . slrolldilul bi tlvln .‘;f'l‘\'!‘(l bv lllf‘ Lunch Com- l Ilf‘ Is. l ‘. _ r-‘-1~ ll L l r l ' ‘V I ' ‘l - - ' bl." ItIln-xllllafllclllll) m! [M- _ - -- . (l in iaiil» li-lll li‘llllllll‘fl l.l ll .~ PM“ 13,. U... A") PR0“ ‘ . i ’llll rollslvtf-rl o! .1 rnntrst pll’ on (I.-\'l‘.-\l . Vll<s Florellw- Mrlrlinr- lillri lvnli ._ ....- F“ (_‘l',)_“‘,{. ' Hvlil- The ful- LONDON, Jllllr- 20. rcp)_ ,‘ _ _ ,, v ~-,.r t wwtv <’1lY|)')lll‘l"(l' Wlrlliii-r in B.'l‘i.~.ll commercial , 7mm” 1. ;_ ~_, I > . Airs. ‘flflllgwft nvliu lvvlnliiliz vital ill- 1 ., , ,' | -,» ‘u. " il‘k l; v1“ my Mi Flwl llzflrl forms mu to illc clicmv zn cala-

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flle-“rscicctloli of ‘84- Program. Mrs. W. W. Crosby and

logues and trade laoflcls has been

meeting in .

20 in Prince of Wales College. It‘

who .moct.in: in be ilclrl at llio home of -

Great Britain in the lurch in her zwflllr. l6 _wllole cloves. a one-inch

‘desperate liour but undertakes to require nll Frenchmen everywllefc ,to make themselves into silent part- lrlers of Hitlerism arid passive Al- ‘lies, in effect, in the reduction of lwhlil is now the last citadel of civi- lizod Europe. This is not an honor- able surrender . , , . . ..

| "It is not a settlement with bon- or. But it. is no more than the set- lilement. which has been implicit in ,ilie whole coilrse of the Petafrl Stov- el-nment since ll took power.’

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SYDNEY MTNES. N. 8.. June 2i JO?) ~An accidental fall from ,-n lllgli chair proved fatal iodav for lfl-months-old Wilma Yynelt. adopted daughter of George Mou- lnnd. Examination showed the baby suffered conclusion of the brain.

lgaucd bv censorship officials.

B. S. Townroe, a director 0f the censorship division of the Minis- lrv of Information. said certain flmis lmwltliniliv had helped the Nazis "bv including descriptions nf important processcs in their publications."

Hr gave two instances where ‘catalogues gave away information which cnemv alzclils would find useful, In one case the cover of n trade catalogue carried an air view of n lnrgc building of unique sham. "Tl was obvlouslv an ex- (‘client guide from the all‘ in one cf the most. important munlilon nrcfls In lllla cnunirv.“ Tn anolher full rlolnlls were published of mp- mralus insinllr-d at. a new plant which indicated clenrli- certain vllnl and advanced rev-arch was being carried on in that. factory. l

cream social on July tllll. .\ by Ml‘. Elnlcr (Hlilllllfl. .\'('.‘(l

by Mrs. Earle Bcultrl" flint n pm,-

try sale bc iicid oli JlliiC 2hr. Mrs.

Gamble and Mrs. Ccllncron to llfl\'(‘

charge of srune. Correspondence

was read and dtscusscd. Mrs

Elmer Gamble was nppointml as

n delegate to ail-mid llic rmilcn-i flion lil Chtirloiiclcivrl. Colleciionl 55c. Next mecitlig to, bc livid at,‘ the home of Mrs. Emmet Crckcn; on July lltii, roll call to be answ- ered by each member givung the name of lier first school tcnclier. A dainty lunch ivns served b_v the hostess mid lnccling ndjoumcd with singing of tile National Ali- them.

Spiced Orangeada

(Serves 4 to 6) .

Sixteen whole cloves. l one-incl‘. slick of cinnamon. rind from 1-2 orange. l-2 cup sugar. l clip orange juice. 2 teaspoons lemon juice. 2 glasses of ginger ale.

Put into a saucepan 1 cup cold

stick of cinnamon and rind from l-2 orange. fimmer 5 mlnuis Add 1'-2 cup sugar. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Boil fcw mlllllll-s longer. Add i cup orange juice: 2 tea- spoons lemon juice. Chill. Just before serving ,add 2 glasses of cold ginger ale.

ital-oars? FINDS NEW amiss i MENU is noon narmo.

LONDON. June 26—(0Pl-— Eng- land is "digging for victory." in ev- ery available garden blot -:lnri if J. R. B. Bronson has his way householders will be mowing their lawns for the breakfast lunch and supper. For Mr. Branson is in,fav- or of feeding the nation grass.

Convinced not only by nutrition experts but also by hLs own experi- ments thatfzraan la rich in four or five vitamins. Mr. Branson has conceived various ways of serving grass and being ablc in digest it withcut use of li cud.

Pictures and stories of Mr. Bran- sonlr various dishes interested Wil- son Midiflfiv. n reporu-r of the Lon- don Star. so he sought an invita- tlon i0 n Rffl$= limclionn. The new;- palperman. timid when first. mn- frontcd with a bowl of green grass. wrote later that he smothered his plate of green with n salad made of was and tomatoes.

It look only one mouthful of grass l0 make Mldulcv npnrI-clr-tr “vrliy rows llnvc Null. thoughtful look." He found it difficult to chow the crlsn grass nl first but this is how llllnizs nmcccdrri from ilicre: