t TERN GUARDIAN QI. tsr-r- "~ '5

. nymph-crustaceans f’ ‘m, unwise-o unsung

/w-r-T-=T....- "ram -' ~ -

uass. Gan-II. Jlrcpaele Iatillaest." was. Ian criminal-semblance

as IIQIsIIIa gawillclaflferalnaservies raapuslblefldellvclqelyclrraaaa.

-IUY Buhsch ' Bea Powder Bruce's. 2-4-

wanuvsr. lesquo ruin w may. m. s .1 a '_ I: -ws:k'r_ar> maid‘ for general e- ' our.’ "'°'-~"»"" W w" 1% ' _. packers _ _ ‘ __I 1 9i a-c-s-u “y. I“ 1, t ‘ RSIDE United Baptist Middleton Bombers

vs. Freetown “rvxceal n “n” Stars. Admission U cents. fl-d-Si

h l at l2 dig? Iigllfwoffhilb- ' 2-5-11

~= "m

fiortheh

Ketnslngwn Da ing

foraeasonofiflaframlllayistto eunbe 30th Boun

. iersiflusssiivc - ' “gusto has lggwlvrla m, b d C. h” iiiighinis missinz

i“? G- r this year. Pie. and ihoiuains lath l twill,’ .§.'.,’,"..9.iist.o shortly alter for nutter-haiku for Kanllnflwri 0111"“ season of

"iblm °‘ ‘he w“ we!“ 0v m4. run hforntaginon ‘ditty be had at office of Manager. lowest or _ an tender not riccessarll accept- tx ed. W. L. Delaney. Manager. 2-2-5-9-18-41.

W0

EéIEVBISEQS 5W3 ‘mawmm _ liu Bmlsh Cam“ a" , Ahsrn who f r a little var. ar Philip. h1g1 lmmmg Wm‘ the has been afilltant rnznslgrncf m” -" 1-. racists‘: , n err e JAVTI“ ‘Exfé yam: N. 3., as manager cf the store All! "WW glmmerslde 33pm‘; there. He leaves this morning for .1 M “Lheld on Thursday m Dalhousie, accompanied by Mrs. "sweaty with M“ John Ahern. ‘The manager of

a. churc the president’ m the Stedmans in Qclhousie. Mr. Percy i Ming opened Wm, Wedge,“ of Smnmersld

' Thfiynht the Good mam.- has transferred to Edmund- w Manson read the re-' Wm’ Nn-s vv ma“? "m" vgggl- _ LADIES’ AUXILIARY macs-s

i. the hymn "My th _ oyp w “W3. mum” bu, ‘The snnmi meeting of the Lad

was carried on and it was

Eggg E

51E

El’

bnndioftheflanadian

d be in the form of a social o» ,».~;,<=,.,; fascia: s: gas canteen ‘gave tglelrgzlpcrts, egchh g a. avora e anoe. e m “eégtéfffibfihzfnmvu, canteen, which is rim by the lad- ll’ u?‘ wmen.‘ Mummy lss voluntarily, has ‘stably increa- The mmionary m,“ “pk, aed, both in the number cf boys , Economic u“ u, Indm» attending and the amount of work I {m mph m" We“; accomplished. The following offic- m Md M" c a Jam mad era were elected fur the following .......'...i...'.. by 6.13m“. year: nesidcht: ma. Elsie En- " a. “m”. Mm Eva-em‘ man, ist vice president: Mrs. Nell

gig.

s; .3 E H. 2E E E

oi

H?

' “an b, mm Din-ant. 2rd vice Ident: Mrs.

I ma.“ mm." g Ray Tanton, Score : Mrs. Jas-

u mam“ Chmthn “m, _ QIEMPhkDOCIIH-Ilg. Treasurer, Mrs. Tom hi; A peper written by a. chap- ° "m" -

rs ciiirrcizcvsz-xtasi - swim-Fw- m rm H i" 1nd by u“ maiden; T§EE HCOUT TROOPS — M1‘- » m‘ h“ "Hume w‘; W. A. Currie. assistant scout oom-

as

' lot Inst Ye Be Judlod" . - he ascend book of Bugs - concluded the study period [h s poem ‘Misunderstood. The

n was “Faith Of

gress “wins by!“ was held for Fowtive scout maths-rs" followed by Bene- .-—S

masters and assistan which nine young men attended. They were: Brie lkDonald, Edwin Ibtey, H. T- Holman Jr., Alec 81MB! B. C A. 1"., Don aha-lane, ‘Gordon Write, Horace Mclnriane, Davis Lldstone, and Herb straight. The Odd Ilbllows have rr.ade their hill

--—— available at a. romlnal ‘ffifi for three

- . th hm Norwegian aisles fit. do om quarters thsy/ehav: In to arrive from Boston Wflmhafl 1h mmmmfu ""1 g? Friday night for immediate n‘ m3, Q’ §,“,;,.2‘.‘§,.°,1",,.,’f., ,1 ale or lease. Absolutely bit of cirriolllty was experienced in Fill opportunity to obtain ‘IWWS llnmm "'° m"

gettifld Ill of these males this year. ‘;§'“J"l$;,’,*;‘°‘,‘,,,.‘,'°.J;.‘.'§ :2};

"""‘ LTWSWUWSAMW. ‘Si’. CARROLL DILANIIY, follow shortly-S. Sumsneraide. ' I Phone 454 P81801181!» ii

-l|t- R. I. and Mrs. James A. Morrison Jr. have arrived home Cmssiaersids from s bus iness trip to Montreal-S.

°—Pt. Aloide Arsenault. of a Nova and Prince Ddwardklislafiid

Roginmth woun . netted fthenbtrzArthur Arcana 3M1:

i’

—I.Icut. Albert llliphaat. R. C. N. V. It. who is stationed in Mont- real is spending s. few days leave in Simimerslde-J.

—-l"iylng Officer I. B. flinmss and Mrs. Thomas (ace Marjorie Gorrlll) ans visiting Mrs. Gcrriilb parents Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Gorlrili

Summerslde. F0. Thoma; as been posted to Charlottetown-S

By Mail Pte. Edsuind Gallant

We are as near I to you wYour Passes Away 0 seas

Man Box Mrs. namsausi Gallant of Duke 0n; m“ “mum,” ‘u. Street, Simmonds, has been ad- Yllll‘ Order ll Minn g. n, I] VllQd received and it is sent ta you Gallant, has died overseas.‘ l‘ rave. Ullr Dru Store i: cable m: that he died while of! vac of the best stocked In duty, hut_lt is not known if he are Mariliniea and everythlnl hed- been ill or whether his death Wilrble lrv mall-shoal! was accidental. When 1m. heard la as and VMI will lat the from he was in d. wdrarlrteoua ervlcs as yell rte. t was one cf seven l’ V" "1 "ll W!‘ "PW sons, all of so in Plucrlpllon a _ the forcls, 9 . lllm- Ill‘ vlrately and‘ basalt? 52g ustlnc, Balcni, and Aasds an ma? return mall, nostlgs ill/BER" ""1 Thmhm‘ 1' "m"

where in Canada. He is also sur- EIIIIAII IIRIIS

vived by six sisters. All of the family were born in fifteen point and novel to Burnmerslda s couple of years ago-S

6mm! Fancy Dress Carniual

"EDEQUI: RINISWEDNESDAY, ran. out

rleen prizes, now on display at. Callbecifls Store.“ 5"» Ml‘. James MacDonald, Mn. Lloyd Webster "If! Mrs. Charles McFarland.

A him“ It cents. Skaters in costume free. Skate after.

"Till in

-assis'rsn'r sun some’ raaivsnanm ra- Roy

lea Auxiliary of the summersidc| W“ i" Mm“ “mi” was held in the Legion Home ogl

, ______. W. LIIIITEII srr.;'z".::..r so. i: n: summgsml waste cf fresh fruits and vole-

tables. Use outside leave; of rub- an ettuce. celery was an ac

Also British News and SHORT SUBJECTS

SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15 SATURDAY AT 2.30

APITDI

SUMMERSIDE -@ dgdudngnud

“I Escaped From Gestapo’ ls Exciting Screen Story

—A forcefully entertaining ino- tlon picture is the Monogram drzbna. "I Escaped from the Gest- apo" which opened an engage- ment at the Capitol theatre, Sum- merside. last night. It is a. thrill- ing film which holds the attent- ion and interest of the audience throughout its length.

Contributiri greatly to the suc- cess of the p cture ls a. cast which l3 exceptionally able, and does full justice to every scene. The featur- ed roles are played by Dean Jag- ger. John Carradlne and Mary Brian, whose capabilities are well known, and who literally their teeth" into a trio of roles for which they are admirably suited. Others who do outstanding work are Ian Keith, Bill Henry, Sidney Blackmer and Spanky McFarland.

With tensely dramatic situations interspersed with forceful action. the plot of the story mounts to a. pitch of genuine excitement, as a forget and a gang cf counterfeit- ing saboteurs engage in a battle of wits, The picture approaches its climax ln a swift rush of thrilling action, with the plotter; attempt- ing to carry out their destructive plans before they can be overtaken by the officers.

W‘

- S'sidc Soldier

Wounded In Italy

. and Mrs. Percy Gallant 0f’ aromas-side have received word that their son. Pte. Joseph Alblniis Gallant has been wounded in action while serving with the Canadian forces in Italy.

The 19-year-old soldier has been orvermas for a year and a half. sor- vihg wi a. Nova. s ent-

Another brother. Adrian Gallant. is also in Its-IX. He has been with landers since the outbreak of war.

The message to the boy's parents did not indicate the nature of his wounds.

Local Parents Informed Son Killed In Action

Mr. Lawrence Morris, d0 Brighton, recently received the and news that his son Pte. Thomas gorrls was killed in action on Dec.

Pic. Morris enlisted in March 1940. from Edmonton with the Royal Edmonton Regiment. and went overseas iii Dec. i941. Ho arrived in Italy cii Sept. S. 1043, where he was wounded on Sept.

and was killed on Dec. 23. The deceased was in his 38th year. and lie left Charlottetown

until enlistment. His mother died 30 years, ago. Surviving him are hi; father, a brother Lawrence, Halifax. a half-sister Catherine Charlottetown and his stop-mother. Much sympathy is extended t0 his family in their bereavement.

IIISUHHIIE

ALL “i555

Summer-sin’:

rizoriassiorTiTi. CARD

ifs. mom

Chartered Accountant Ofllcl sl

m do vww

Island Athlete‘ lies 0i Wounds

Annual Ids "ting St. Paul's Guild

E5

budnsasperlod. y i

for discussion. following which. officers were elected

lo . M,“ N h In", 31 yearold son of Mr. Iimest on Graham and the late Mrs. Graham of Gaspereaux, P. E. L, who died| of wounds received in action in It- aly on Ilrccmber 13th, i943

', came to the Island at the age of _ two and one half years. He atten- _ dcd the local school at Gaspereaux and then tcck a course at the

Mrs. R. H. Barrett, lion, Mrs. H. P. Beer, Mrs- N

s. is. w. Weeks moved tiring president, Mrs. DeBlois, for

her splendid leaders ‘ . and faith- ful and untiring work during’ her

after which he obtained employment ‘on the Island for s. number of

Qaydner, “m, 590k, u, me mem- - the death of his m\ther, continuing hers on several subjects of vital in- terest to the work and well belmz of Church. after which meeting closed Mm Benediction. t

B. I. S. Regular Monthly Meeting

The Benevolent Irish Society lield

their regular monthly meeting onl Wednesday evenlnfl. with a. large

‘ nce of members. The pres-

ident, Thomas McAvinn presided.

Mr. Alex Lafferty, secretary read

a. communication from the presi-f dent of the Boy Scouts Association asking the members of the E- I. S . to for-n.- a. committee to pick out members who would be willing to take a course in Boy Scout. Cub and Pack training, to fill the ranks of those great officer ‘ done such good work, ior the bys before they Joingd the armed tor-

The pi sident gave a lengthy talk on this subject, and a comm- ittee of six member. was appoint members t0 take t ‘mmltt/ce was as follarvs: L. O. Kelly, chairman. Other mem- bers. Alex Lafferty, Patrick Doyle,‘ ‘Ilwmas Flynn, H. John Cummlakey- appointed Alex Isafferty.

Dennis Dowiing to take the wirse and the committee pledged their Eleven recruits from Prince Ed- word to have more member em’ - " ‘ led for the course in a few days.

at the meetirilgxh They were J. Med-

Jarctlier Archibald with the R. C.

.P. E. I. Recruits

These two young men were warmly received by all the members presen Mr. Flynn's father is also a mem- ber of the society, and has been for Tho Society is and always will be open for new Irish; members from 1G years up, and h always helped to make good ens. and has been ready to

f, uniform outfitting. they will leave lfor a basic training centre.

hell’ M. d‘Vf".J c tsouris. Iml’ worthy 09-1159 lime ll» Washis‘ rwiliosielibrotllizr, llfnGes aiifitj is ser- iigizllésgloadnlnqtélhg Yggielllfién C 51'" , vlng with the Royal Canadian Navy. ' on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hearts, 101' , , tKent St. Charlottetown. Pte. llvcoatilteiif merteuiieat: Heanz attended Prince of Walesl and ballotted for n a a the next regular monthly meeting

Alex Laflerty, secretary. repor-‘ ted cigarettxegwwere sent

that there was a. Bvod increase in members’ dues this Y0". bromels’ A's" A?’ mm’ a‘ ‘N

The society was honored by visit from Mr. Connie LeClair. play, director for March i’lth LeCiair reported he had all his ca together and that the cast is kin and

HY have something to show furl

k est for s donation. by Rev. Fa/ther Louis Dougan to help sup- ply comforts for the boys in Queen Charlotte Navy Barracks. "Om u‘ . S. was granted at this mcet- a

i; was passed that the Society dona-ie $06 to Rev. for this worthy cause.

Membeal 31c iggrsifigllgofdlsd Blizgyilege before enlistment. to thank Father Dougsn for! the interest he has ta ys cf Queen Charlotte in he helps take cars of pro- vldlng the necessary comforts for

| Army

l‘ also in uhnonh

. No. 3. Cir-ar- Play. Mr. iottetown. formerly of Mount Her- Sl bert.

Mr. “m” 9W9“ scrim Park Road, Charlottetown,

7 but recovered from the wound,-

There were also several other ne- cessary donations for worthy caus- e? passed and granted at this mee- t n1.

l4 yea-rs ago on a harvest excursion l for Edmonton where he resided

Woman Receives largei quantity of

Prison Sentence

_ stored in a federal government old downtown warehouse by s ygg- firm and approximately 30 Quebec o. butchers. today were declared unfit mom“ for consumptlo by federal prov- Mcbaughlin, also of Toronto, today was sentenced to i0 years in iteritlary. Sentence was passe Mr. Justice S H. Barlow. Mrs. Mc-

TORDNTO, Feb. 5 — (C P) Mrs- Evelyri McDo ‘Toronto woman fo tcrday of manslaughter ticn wi the

I No seizure was made but inspec- by tors ordered that "not a single iplece" cf tlhe meat ho sold.

MPH MIITTART

ul took fcur days and the jurors found her guilty of the les- cf laug afte

crim in; my" hwy; m4 0 showed signs of decay, Municl al Joseph l ‘ cal

I fiJL-oiiffo Classify yvKNiTaT-‘ivi-Alfifiiisil

eral housework. Write Mrs Charlottietmvn. EH22

m" -vs~worsuchwkwa

m

imrjsr - srwrwirfrf-rirfio

m“, s“, “u.” a Barracks, man's signer.

SGT. GEORGE DUNBAB GRAHAM K

Born in Cambridge, Mass, he

Charlottetown Business College,

years. later going to Montreal. While in the latter City he became active in various branches of ath- letics. He returned to the Island on

his athletic career here and becom- ing heavyweight champion of the Island.

He was a member of the militia or some time before the war. [m- mfidlflifily upon the outbreak cf the conflict he enlisted for active ser- vice with the P. E. Island High- landers. In May 1940 he was sent to England as an instructor with the West Nova Scotia Regiment where he remained until August 1943 at which time he was sent to Italy with the First Division. While there he shared in many hard fought battles with the enemy and was at one time acting Platoon Comman- cler.

He ls stu-vivcd by his wife. form- erly. Joan Baxter, and baby daugh- ter, Jennifer Ann, in Croyden, En- gland. his father in Gasoereaux. a

A. F. and a sister. Irene. cf Ottawa.

George was well liked by offic- ers and men with WhOm he came In contact. and his many friends learn of his death with deep regret knowinz they have lost a true friend and sportsman-

Eleven Additional

For Active Forces

ward Island JOlIIPd the Canadian Active Anny recently, add b0 the Island's large total of fl ting men already in uniform. A! r a short time at No. G District Depot, Halifax, for documentation and

The men are:

Fred William Arsenault. son of Mr. and lVIrs. illiaim Arsenault of Howlan. whos wife also lives at

How rid. William Richard Grant. son of Arthur Nicholson Heartz, sun of

College and Dalhousie University. He was a shipper before joining the Garnet Edison Irvinfl. son of Mrs. Gladys Irving and the into Pew! Irving. Murra Harbour a seamen before i tanent. Two

and Cpl. A, Irving, R.C.A n, u; JPIGJIK Lutz, RR

Leland Edward Macinnis son of Mr. and lldrs. William llaoihnis, Borden. A brother, 0hr, 1-1, M, Maclnrils, is serving with the Royal Catiialdian Artillery.

Henry Charles Macioarnflscn of

George Calvin Proctor, son of and Mrs. James Proctor, 23

a. student at Prince oi‘ Wales Col-

George Arthur Snelfoon sch of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Shclfoon. 7'1 Spring Park Road. Charlottetown, CSM. J.A. Sheifcon and A. Shel- fwn. R.C.A.F.. are brothers.

‘Thomas Sylvester Trainor, son o:

r. and Mrs. Herbert Tralnor, Mort-ell.

William Leo Weatherbie. soii of Mr. and Mrs. John Weatherbie, 51 Spring Park Road, Charlottetown.

Meat Spoils In P. II.

QUEBIXJ, REA — (C?) -—M0re than M1000 pounds of meat

incial and municipal nspeclors.

The investigation started three weeks ago when a Quebec butcher entered a complaint from the city health department after having ordered two calves from a large meat company here. As the calves

s ,. ed the company which had de- livered the meat and was informed that the two calves had come directly from the federal ware- house. An inspection of all the meat in the warehouse followed.

TORONTO. Feb. 4-(CP)-—Man.v British farmers who own tractors would be better off if they went back .to horses. in the opinion of

La Warr. chainnan nf

GEITIIAI. GIIARIIAIIi

able in advance, COOKS for Photos ONFIDIIATION LIFI IN- IIELANCE.

I is Jceailkl bat-ham‘ ndilngwood

Br "Spiritual Power."

Rellslered "W"? A55°¢l3u°11 Wmsided. 3i members and four v it- be held at St. James schoolroom‘ 0,5 were prgsgqt,

on Monday. Feb. ‘l. st 4130 lJ-Hh-i An impressive worship service followed by a supper meeting when Dr. Keeping wlllbethe Ellest Nair and Mrs. R. Houle. The speaker. General meeting will fol- .1°W 101‘ which 1m lni-Efciilllg W01 mun possession of the world gram will be prepared. 2-5-21 murci," M155

97°13'41"‘ “will m‘ QM“ 5m?“ briefly on different matters and w” “m” by a h“ and m“ drlv‘ also invited the members to be er, which caused tlie former to “Ugh... 3., the installation o1 “wil? a C“ which ‘Yas PaYkm u“ officers of the Mission Band on the west side of Queen Street. This February 22, The resignation o; collision which took place at 11.15 My; A, stymett :1; leader of the p- m. yesterday resulted in coiisid- M15550“ 35nd “.85 l-egtemmy fe- erable damage to both cars. News... and My; w, MacFadyen

Church “rvlces- usulldal’ Februarl’ erent officers 48 calls were made 6: ii am. Worship and Comliiuii- during January, seven to the Hos-, ion service; 12.15 pm. Community pimp Mm R, 1-1, Rogers gave a‘ sllndll’ $43101“; 7-30 D-ID- 599C151 very interesting report of the Boys’ Week service, Trail Rangers presbygeria] held recently in will assist the minister; 3 p.m. chaxioncgowyp

Cavendish Baptist Church service. Mrs. W. R Newsome gym. m. Rev. R. E. Shaw. Minister. 2-5-11 viewed the first chapter of the

CgeNTkAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH papCPS were given by Mrs. J. the gvuest nrcocliei- at the Central M“ (Iluistlan "

will conduct both services. In the Gilli?“ ab’.

“ erna ll’ ritivcs’ . i 'ii the evenlnz. “Insults-built Ayliaif." ‘m Wbruary 25'

» . » . t d d_ alarge num- Eflogwslreml-ilmlgitfig w he“ um “CLI- belgspiaidviliclruguagvto the treasur-

services will be in charge of the Minister, Rev. T. E. MCLelilltlil» The sub ect of the morning scr- mon wil be “Stephen tlie Stew- ard". and In tlic evening Rev. T. E. McLennan will continue the series of sermons on the “Tempt- atlons of Christ". the theme being "The Second Temptation. Sunday School under the supervision of Miss Marie MacDougali will meet at the usual hours. Iii addition to one regular anthem at each servIce_ LAC. Arthur Lawson will sing at the evening worship VLGIKOIS are cordially welcome,

o'clock yesterday afternoon St. Paul's Chapel, Charlottetown, was the scene of a pretty military wed- ding when Mlss Lena. Ann Gillis, R. N., daughter of Mrs. Malcolm Gilils,

bride 0f Cpl Walter Cculson, RA

ham, England. The bride was given in marriage by her cousin,

Rev. H. W_ Guinness. The brides- Plierson, R.N., and Cpl. Bert Green and is ,0 be knuwn as “The Long

reception was held at the Club.

said in a brief presented to the frd- [at the close the WhOle Troop 1°!"-