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13E, WESTERN GUARDIAN ""14"".

Good-Inflow

500K ord y. cement. to

__ WISII ‘W212i. tlllt

ADVISE

with the 00m 81W

OFFICE of Dr. J. K. , o . ‘mm satuelllhiioai courses in‘ Mont.

Buy, Kenslh

"g1 hospitals.

____.

JAVING m caucuses.-

, i the railway

jwilfiéedon Street. West,

" ‘Ihefy are now coin-

mncin; t; pave the Brmlhds 11111‘- Jos

summerskh- Read Co. Ltd.

with

.-n h r (Jack Flggwgilifd byalghn ‘llglo Dam inm- voio. (Bred by Sempies Stab- r» 5.5“ won ma’... “Ef“§l°lil."¥n§ m“ ' n epirotter or orig w

t t li {Tizmlioifseu suitable for a ladv

We. Guaranteed sound and true

in r: racer"- Purser;

m. and the service at the grave

Ias conducted by Rt-

Tl mlibo n" , a. arers 3,) Macl-ellan. _ llvelcbyelu‘ get?- f, L. A all t. 0 n y;,,,‘§,f“3..,“¥,.. T_,rs€triai1ant. and -s

Isaac H9581‘-

--SALIJSMEN CONVENTION — The regular convention for the Prince County Salesmen in the Victory Loan drive will be held on Wednesday. commencinfl Bl? 10:30 in Epworth Hall, Summer- side. Sessions will be held in the morning and afternoon and luncheon will be served to the salesmen at noon. Salesmerrs pictures will be shown and talks on sales procedure will be given by members of the Provincial and County Executives. -S.

S-rinp RESULTS - Mr. p. n.

Allen. chairman of tiie Salvation Army Drive. which was sponsored; , by the Summersifi, Y's Men's Club

has written to Mr Edwin Estey.

0111b Flf-iidlml. reporting over 200 rently with a six.months term Yco

percent of fn- cvbgieciive obtained. He Exprcssfs his thanks to Squad- ron Lader Christie of No i GR S, who conducted the campaign at

the station. to M155 Jean McFad-i

yzti who organized Sunim-erside exclusive of Water Street and Mrs. Rcv Tanton of St. El-eanors-S.

—RED CROSS SING SONG --

A sinmsong sponsored by the.

Red Cross was held in the Cap. itol Theatre. Summerside. on Sun- dav evening and there was an ex. oeilcnt crowd in attendance. A siivcr collection was taken up. Mr. John E. Campbell. president of

e Summersiue Branch of the

Red Cross Society presided andi

made a plea for more blood do . 01's. _l-le told a story of a Sum. nicrsidc boy. Sgt. Charles Hogan, who when wounded on the bottle. field lll Italy, was given eleven transfusions. Without these be. ins available, it is very doubtful ii his life would have been sav. r11. Mrs. G. S. Inman gave l £81k on the‘ procedure at the lood donors clinic. The sing. gins was directed by Mr. L. . wrncock and the accompanists Cféel Mrs. Cleve Whelan and Mrs. Cheman MacArthur. St. Paul's b urch ladies choir sang c, hum, M“ 0i hymn-s accompanied by rs. Beatrice Blackford-s.

Personals “M155 MMIOrie Campbell of the

ggllvascggygiie. Otijtzcdwa is spending wwnhsl at l' home in Irish-

—~It ls pleasing to report that [MYS- N J. McNeil, New Arman is mpmvlllfi- she has been confined, '41 bed foi- the past two weeks-s.

m-Dr. J.A. MoPhee. Summer. h ohas left for Montreal where le will take a refresher course. be. m: conducted there by ivlcGiil University -s

nrvQ-otu-se He w 1P5. Wedge and thi t "infirm. Carol Ann and elifichévfi

‘Mim Olive Sl-awort daughter "f Mr and Mrs. pdinnnd Stdvert fll-ower Freetown is n patient h the Prince County hospital {hero she underwent an operation °Y appendix.

town with her paents Mr. and his Edmund Bliflygft.

Kidney tiara; not: Your East

—-""ifis audio-unwound» s .. ‘ ' .n'ouonsz' T“

l-ZI-‘P’ bobouin . . m dolosiol fl-‘hlfl

Illi Gill“. l‘! Grlnvllll Street.

. “lilblhmkwlirogidgdlammu tlllll‘ 1' ‘Nil. no lhllsorvloo . iftlll My Iiiollbh for dolivlrloo o‘; your route.

our

Mr. Rabi. Williams loyed y t a corn.

EEK; lijiilgglnimgxeiitutive u capaafiitg

b nell ans c e m“ “y “a should bo

tiated t ough its office. 13,... and Williams cob M1: ..

0.17.81.

r 5 ' 59m pavi-DZ I056 "9 be‘ dime l gephlih-S. I?

can. or PACIFIC son.

gm. ya,’ m,“ a pi“ goi- ieniemm the rural districts Mr. represented the or0wn—S.

bers of the Women's Institute. was the total number of radios for the

111R

of the Borden Credit Un held last night in the Borden Town tried in‘ Montague on Thursday’. Hall. Rev. W.V. MacDonald ser. Thev will bc

ved as toastmaster of the banouet Iii-Inc's County and the president Mr. R. Rogers presided at the business session. 10W WW1

tor. Then followed the banquet. 1m the toast

from His Worship. W.P McNeiTii. first in this Province this year. Mayor of Borden. Roan/d a number of s

hort sses. .

of Bedeoue. who has had vast ex. perienco with the movement in River Hebert arid

the no.1. Mr. J .0. Dennis. Inspector of Ore. dit Unions and Mr F Dor

also IDoke brie v 0 ogre“ wth bi t f the one intiiofiln“ “m” "°° u tire Olllidi U COO TB VB MOVE. men N tho weaverspe of Rochdale.

I Mr. lingers. president of the ere. I I

dlt unon gave a short address.

lowed the banquet consisted in the| presentation and adoption of the. glowing reports: Directors‘. byi

. h mittee’s by Mrc l‘. Dorsey and Sun- ervisorv Committee by MacDonald

Mr. W. Farmer were elected dir. ectors. Mr. William Ozdn ad on the Credit Committee and

. re. elegted to serve on the Supervisory Committee.

l Nu

L)

Charters?“ Accountant ‘i I26 l! wTfyifitslfilhoglm-It (00:11; ii ownin- m» market here and ililouzcwdz? 11%;}; summlfgh].

11V!

inn...“ .. n! r..~...»~.

PAUlETlE DDDDARD FRED MitMURRAY

DrIlItorO. Woke llroot.

-ron sun-ac Puliotd Boned nook. n. o. P. duo was: old. I. Bemud. four-all

-ron SAII at Borden. Bulld- 1114 Lot. cellar eddy , . ob Box 10o. Alberton o-i-iDzT.

1w kiddo. October 1 . ggfiffiufiwifii“, if‘ Q35; ALSO SHORT suamcrs Gamble. ___ 10-12-41. SHOWS 730 _ 9J5

u-WANTED - A girl or middle- cged woman on housekeeper for one male adult. Writs Box 231, Summer

an. IILILEI.

--IULLETS FOB SALE. Hy. brids. L. S. _ N. H. and 50 white

leghorns. T. J. Inman, Central suit/[VMVERSID

Bedeque. 10.11.11

i Ding, Bggje T55 i. ht 118 e St. ary's Anglican ,, T ‘up. chin-ch Han’ s id STANDING ROOM 1

ma“ 02L ,0 ,‘,‘,',‘,‘n"‘°§§30°'m°§ PARAMOUNT FABCE p. m. Boo s and phonograph rec. P f u u d w ords are solicited. Silver collection. times,“ "Pgramguxtilse “standing

10x74!‘ Rloolm Ongfictvhigl} glpenfd last —FOI SALIIL- "Emile “P° °H°S° ' home; Drlged w “ii qgiigremqnzzgilli ed a marked success in its harm. 200 i _ (in Mai) 5135, Huge‘ 6 less lampooning o. the present years 1201) 111 310g iving Home Washington rooming situation. i2 year's. 1100 Ibo. $75.00. D-rui Cmstarring Paulette Goddard mare l6 years, 1300155, $50,@0_ rind Fred MacMurray as a pair a l2 years. 1150 lbs. forced to take Jobs as cook and $75.00. Above sound and good butler in the nation's capital in workers. (Cattle taken in trade.) order to get room and board. the Binnie 'I‘ruok Wagon $25.00 Driving fumpoking at the maid situation "m “5-90- W917i!’ 5. $112161.‘ took on meaningful proportions

TUESDAY AT 3.30

1-»

‘i imcheek attitude. _suousl'y WDUNDED- — It was this interpretation which Mrfl- Dunrhv of Keiwfna- captured the fancy of the audl. t“ r°°°lv°d "w"! 0" Ffidfly 1h- ence which literally howled at

1011111118 he! that her brother-in- the completely "madhouse" reveLIK

law. Rfn. G. W. London had been rles from the opening scene until seriously wounded in action on the final fadeout. The story, September 6th. in Franco. Rfn. while bearing an unusual twist. is‘ London enlisted at the beginning so elastic as not to hamper the

0f W111‘ With the N. B. Rangers succcssio I of zany situations which‘

and served in Labador for months before going overseas. He ans then taigisferred to the Royal nnpeg es. Mrs. London y I a (nee Marsaret Galllantl is tn l dgliggmooglMi W, m, V?“ S side itrrnec i? - B- 811 . 0 Forest ew. s ' oueary, an. She rsid ith ’* her husband's mot-here ihs wSt. wnh John. N- B. (Sucnmerside Paper Please Copy.)

Sentenced Tc Year In Jail

Alfred Yro. 21. of Inverness. P.E. a- a navigator in October, i941. and I . was sentenced to a year in iail W0 K Hall, cf SUMMERSIDE,

follow in rapid succession.

. F. - Never once attacked by enemy fighters and only a couple of flak holes in their aircraft, is

of twoR C. A

B. C . Blid 8 hard - rock miner

yesterday wnen he pleaded guilty P. E. I., bomb-aimer in the same‘ lin court at Surri-merside to break. ci-ewq They avoided niche-fighters andlme he“! of a swig“ °‘ °’“*'°“°

ing iall. His case was tried by

Judge L.G. Lewis. n n. f. v» §.?.lli.“i‘.“‘§l%'l.;i‘.t¥ strata: a evtargcts. They also probably gossseelshigfifozrkbgititlhlfr-lvg Trllbuftllils It?‘ contributed to the sinking of Ger- me ormnai sentence remain w be mtin shipping as they canned cut “may - rriinelzrviiuc operations on a number Yeo esca from th. Prince 0 OCCAS Gris. County iai last nionih abut sur- "‘—"'_i_" rgideged after hénhtagdpfign atMlih. - e v wo ays o oss a . I Lean who escaped with him was sentenced to three years in Dor. c ester Ptenniteintiiiiirly or} Satiiiiday. ewasc arse w usngvoence in effecting his cscape. It was his‘ second break from Jail. ' ‘Ian addition! to his I111: yiears into. r onmen eowas o n over o , ‘ ,_ eep the peace for one rear from Magi-male‘ G J- Fllf-edy» cw" the the oi his re]e3s;_ _. was a busy spot yesterday as '70 ML w_ Henry Nqqnnn, coiinsci owners of radio receiving‘ setguéiéoin; J- Wm" M=°"°"1'"- K- °~ t°v°“v‘2.‘"o§é’.‘i‘ii£§“tl‘.i‘fi ‘étiidfitih’; a license from the Department of Transport. Fines and costs imposed on each defendant amounted to $6 50 or‘ in életu of polymeric each s ene vc ays n . wnlsnsiferlctorg forothe Department of Transport said thev found in rural areas that fewer owners of radios

Enjoyable Banquet were without licenses than was the case a year ago. However. the sit.

c d‘ ' uatlon in Charlottetown was "not re so good " Thev sold that compar. ing purchases this vear with the total at the end of 1943 it would up.

ar that some 500 owners of radios n Charlottetown had not yet our- A banquet, served bv the mem. chased licenses. Tir:y estimated

ti; _ t‘ ity t mp roxiinatelv 2.500. for e Emma ofieithl‘. c Mofie cages nrc scheduled to be

from rural areas of

Later charges against both Char- ; i. Summcrside and rural grime w” 531d by Rev, My, Bax. Prince Countv residents will come

w the King, griefln The cases here yesterday. were the

FRENCH HAT STYLES ON

but all the time with a tongue}

lthe young priest who was respon-

i task in a. splendid manner and with ius

WITH THE R. c. A, F, 1N THE. conflict and also of the SMTiIiN-‘F A

the awry of the operational tour.‘ a R A F b b5‘. aixatzrewglith‘ I! - - - om BI‘ qua TOD. ,

are PO. J. c. Christian, of Nelsoenmthe 1mm‘

in the Rockics before he enlisted, ‘of the order from the time 0f 1'58

in Amherst. N. S.. 1h

Education. and one of the secre. taries of the International Coun. the P7959119 Vie“ ‘mun cil of Religious Education.

f Nation of the Presbyterian Church in Canada.

Miss I..ois Tupper, Maritime For Mainland Gcntres

Girls‘ Work Secretary.

M.

Mr‘. Baxter MILITARY LINES

credit union _- PARIS, Oct 13-10?) — Parisian

Nappiin. rlfotga‘ Scouts. tolgd ofdiliifi mOiisies have already siartedh to mean 11R movemen . an i-b ii i i i, 1 iustéated his taclk with a number of wor on X era o“ m 5 y es w use

J31‘. Crofteoii]. representing The modifies saywhiie m,

m‘. seen in Paris streets. the shape of née‘ the high-brimmeei tin hat worn by _ [British and Canadian troops lends v. MacDonald then itself’ mar, easily to pert destin-

Credit Commi

anniversary of

sunnnril

The business mssion. which fo1.|

Rev. W.V.

The membership drive was en- rsed and it was moved to call a

Summer-side

n In the EiOvCI/IOII of officers Mr. It, . Norman- Allen and

W88 Difl-

PROFESSIONAL CARD

W. V MacDonald was

T. E. IIIBKEY

wince mn- rifrTiclin

of Sliristian Education of the

nion League. - ' _ American helmet is more frequently ggyhndrews United Church, Syd MacDonald‘ Blooming Pom“

mo . Minis r ville M. Murray. Comwallzwllgtlfébje: Donald 4o; Basil Road;

John.

isessions of the Board

, I3

a» i s iai meet-ing to follow. this uofn R zn..i"c*.'.iu:.-. your: cross RALPH TIA T |

THE ICHARLQTTETOWN (‘LUARDIAN

Knights Olf Columbus At S’side Ho

T

The Knights of r lumbug of Summerside Council held their annual banquet last evening at the Olympia taurant at which a largo lfspresentlrtion of tho 10:31 COIIDE,IIW€ llRWJdIYDI-lm l‘ from Charlottetown council with their wives and lady friends were

resent. A great deal of credit is due o the members of their entertain- ment committed under their choir- mdn 0. J. Carver for the splendid manner in which the many details were so well attended to. The vet- eran of song leaders kept the un- tirc gathering in splendid humor all through the even ng by approp- tilts selection of the different longs. Put Grand Knish; J. P. Melanin cnplbly acted o; toostmss‘ for the evenlnd.

Right Reverend Monsigneu; G. J. McLel1an responded to the toast to the church and in» a most impressive outline of the history of the church showed the manner in which she had preserved the civil- izsiion we know down through the

t ~sges from the time of the destruc-

tion of the monastries by the sav- Btle hhrdes When the manuscripts were taken to Ireland and preser- ved by the monks. From the earliest period the church has founded schools so that; we would have the full man developed.

Mr. J. A. Bernard M. L. A. re-

sponded to the toast to our country I the and opened his remarks bv referring , to the vast country which we as'

Canadian ‘citizens call our own and the many and abundant opportun- ities which this country offers to all. He spoke of the great; sacrifices ibis country is and has been making since outbreak of the present con- flict. He referred to the splendid

work done by the Knights of Colum- -

bus war services and the way in which they have looked after the inerests of our boys in the differ- ent services.

In introducing Rev. Martin Mono- ghan. who responded to the toast to our order, the chairman referred to the fact that Dr. Monoghan was

sible for bringing the order of the night of Columbus to this prov- ince. Father Monaghan in a feW brief and well chosen words traced the growth of the order from its origin to the present time and ex- horted every member to be true to one of the aims of the order‘ t0 b9 the right arm of the Catholic Church.

The chairman spoke of the dif- Pw“ Pit. °’n€ii§”°£‘§i“ino‘3oo£§§ Mist EPP. Tolev vsvho handled tlii

m

rf te mount of huinotilei-r: @1121‘; gr tn: ciao: that women have taken in the present

th have made as nurses in the frgilt line. Thev have filled all th- fmportant positions in the world with distinction but the toh they have filled more successfully than all others is in the management of

The special speaker of the everl- ing was the Hon. W J P Mac. Miilan. OB E.. who in rt corrzre. hEIlSIVg manner outlined the f-Zftiflvlll

origin in i882 when Rev Father McGivney its founder recognizing

laymen and with the nnpruvhi 0f his Bishop instituted the society which has since grown to such Dro- portions. Dr. MaeMillan spoke of the enormous task the order had un. dertaken. both in this war and in‘ the last. in looking after the com.

Wherever and WIIEIIGVEI‘ their help was needed in ilhv national catas.

trophe the Knights of Columbus the pi-esen to Lt C

have bean first to offer aid and as. sistance-S

Opening Today 0ft M. R. E. Council

The 25th annual convention of

sion in Charlottetown at the ing with d. General Board ses.

i l - sion. The Council wlslgilggullgggd onrgifieji: garages; o! mum‘ “m!

' ., r i . ers at the convention will include. 103% Elegfigslstfieenge ‘ the ‘mu; it i y f mem r5 ° f lter “ Specialist in Weekday Religious n memor o in are ‘are ‘naghghixsufailgittigaltgémteo Mr and Mrs‘ “ed hard’ Aug“?

Dr. Erwin L. Shaver. Chicago.

M155 Dorothy Young, Toronto, the Board of Religious Edu.

Mr. Donald McPhail, General and Boys‘ Work Secretary of the R E C

Rev. W. C. Machum. General Secretary of the Maritime Baptist Convention.

W. S. Godfrey. Secretary

United Church of Canada.

Rev.

REV.

Presbyterian sid tion who will preside at its ses.

rind the secretary is Rev. J. A.

rior to the opening of the Con. vention this evening.

All the dav sessions of the convention will be held in the I-Ieartz Memorial Hull. The eve- ning sessions. which are open to the public. will be held as fol. lows: this evening 1r. the Baptist Church: Wednesday evening in Zion Presbyterian Church; and Thursday evening in the Baptist Church. The Rev. Dr. Erwin L. Shaver will be the rhfef speaker at this evenings session.

KILLED BY BRACIS

IONDON. - (OP) — A PB-lr 0f brace; killed '71 year old James Ruby. They broke and his trousers fell and tripltfid him. He fell over

Id Banquet

L-SGT. CEDRIO G. BALLEM

Mrs. Cedric Ballem. CWAC, Hall- fax, has received word that husband L-Sgt. Cedric G. Ballem, RCCS, shown above, was wound-

. hile in action in L-Sgt. Ballem is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

The officers of the 17th (R moured Regiment P. E. I. held a Regimental Dinner in Queen Hotel Saturday evening Oct .| 14th. The officers in

. E Full.

. D allant; Capt. . R. Skinner; Capt. H. J. Shaw; Capt. P. A. A. S. Jones;

H. R. Carruthers, Capt. J. K pt. D. E. G

O re

Lt. G. E. Sherren; Lt. R. E. Jen- kins; Lt. R. W. McLean; Lt. I. A. . Lawson, Lt. B. McLaren; Lt. S. G. Bryan Lt, E. I. Jay: Lt. I-I G. Heart-s;

Lt. A. P. Gallant; Lt. R. F. Nich-

, , . oiman; Lt. D. McInnis; Lt. J. McQuarrie.

After all had partaken of an ex- cellent repast and had 110110194 the toast t0 I-Ils Majesty proposed by the C0. of men Lt. Col. R M. Lieut. Jack Lawson was cal- ied upon to entertain the gather-int! forts of the boys of cverv creed _by giving one of his popular read-

8s.

The feature of the eveninR W15 tation of a silver service _ oi. E. W. Johnson, E. D» in token of the high esteem in which he w.“ held by the officers asso- the time

the Kink. th Rest

.- I!

cl

he was common ing of oer 0f Regiment from i940 to after he relinquished commflhd t9 rndertake the duties of trainini; 61-‘ ricer during which time he was se- cond in command of the 1288111191? nntn no was obliged to give up hull active duties in the unit $119 9°

EIIIOH’. F1111. v- D-v the Maritime 1261210115 Eduliatm“ B} d c nder gave 601m" Wm“ "5 l“"’°'d"y m‘ Q‘ vgilycinferrézsatirlc or in 1-1 from Bu!“ Memurml Han this mom- IiineEofIitsligcgptfogifsenaminf12:23:

he 1942. also

health.

e was observed

who paid the supreme sacrifice

Am.- the dinner a very ch50? able sink sonfi mmgegerwhe Director of Young People's and 01d and Wpulm’ 5°“ a“ Girls‘ work of the United Church of Canada.

tered The well

mm Md enjoyed by (Bunnie)

known musician Willi!‘ 1 Rev. E. A. Thompson. Secretary MhcNllti presided “l? the Dam)‘

Thirty men. comprising 24 ordin- d six stokers left H. Rev. A. Gibson. Secretary of the M. C. S. Q1166" Chhrlmtle 1m“ mg“ basic design is copied from Amefl- Board of Christian Education of ning for a mainland trahhg ca P- pi-mk 51m; can and British type helmets. ithe BspéistMConvention

ary seamen an

or" War“: Nfhl ,Miiste e emaner rom - c 05°“ n r Isllanders included: Bernard F»

'1' H‘ ts" “n h t-set A st t w d Island" . . . u -, oo . Mam m’ Bap B‘ c u“ ' J, McLean, Little Sands: Rev. Charles Camegy, Minister. N. Mathinon, Bristol. Lot Church, Summer. L. Van Iderstine. Peter's h e. Amiga‘: aoglserfi- lBvfdeh- K°‘"‘*' . s a e.