rue WESTERN GUARDIAN

AGENT-Mn. John Pond, I01

SUIMIIBIDI, AND 23mg; Nun, Subscriptions, Advertising should be left with Mn. Pond

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"rile Gusrdlsn may be bollht dsuy n; m, ,1 u“ found“. mm h

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nu Bookstafl» Weter 8k Q Tirol.» Baker!- wml- s: nfifi...

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Kensington

log-M n... m and Vicinity Elli: Smith and at‘? irdfiisfii." t.’ smut... gflrglargey.‘ the guests of mu uyrus

In! llflmol g wrlerlloystteperdsyorioepcyqcg, Phmugformmmhzfiz‘:

V111 81111911311 ‘m your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your route. i-“Ytmm w

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-'lhls column l; reserved for news " 43o 1 of local interest but advertising and plain 990th 501d at macek

of s newsy nsture mlv be Insert-

gfl n 2 cents s word strictly psy- --3Avg you“ Do" ‘R sblc in advance your new winter overcoat 215d- now. as we cannot guarantee o“, 1110C nOItM I ‘I at Tay- Present: low prices for any length lorllilll; 0v. lsenslusten. of time. Mills modern Dry elem. 10-i4-tf. era and Clothiers. L-1355-10.15-2|_

..rui: luuonrrv of Brace’; m -ron rum m. are lows: today mall mu time lrul Street. All m 135, y.ar. L-ibM-iU-Zd-Bl. $5- I

61's e,

LFOR SALE blacksmith shop

_:l lot in ABTLSIXIQCUII. cor par- —-TIIE UNITED B lg; “my, 21,1155 apply to ueolge A. wep- cimie will hold up t Ch m, L-i603-10-24-iii. i-ggllvkgldgcilrtléle; and bazaar m. cell. —-—-—— all lro 5

..puv Smelt Gill Nets and m; lst- m t° 7' NW"

New, 'l‘vrine, Marlin, Floats, etc, at

Bruce's. L-i579-l0-24-2l. —-NOVEMBEB Sale begins in -_-_- London. November 21st. Felts for _BUYING live fowl and chickens this sale should be in our receiv. 1 room not later than November

Friday. October 27th. Must be good

qulllly and good weight. signed 5t . max Cope. L-16i3-i0-25-2l. Furs Limited.

...1I!1EPARE FOR. WINTER, _ —SPECIAL—Pal»m011ye CW9!“- Schiok Injector

order. George A. Webster, Kensing- Iniector Bind-es, ton. L-i612-10-25-4i. 40c. Eirunan Drug co, Lm

stcrm Dccrs and Sashes mace to

_ 1v KENSINGTON, Friday,

Oci 2r 2i, "Moon Over Shadow —CHUR.CII OF SCOTLAND._ muslcal comedy, written by Services on Sabbath 29th Oct. Milo

Lake . Nmnuu Macdollaid. Don't miss it.

L-i626-10-25-2i Summerside '1 p. m. Service iIlILCBpB ‘ i- Traverse, Thursday 26th 7:30 p. m. -0Ult PBLTING plant is now Mr. Donald MacDonald,

ready for operation, those who wish

to ship for the November Saic —POTATO STEAMER IN PORT should have foxes in for pelting —The steamer Sonia is at present ncl late;- lhftn October 31st. The in Summerside loading potatoes Dominion Sliver lFox Furs, Lim- for Norfolk, Virginia. it expects to lied L-1542-10-21-3l. take on a cargo of 75.000 bushels.

-.\ COMPLETE new stock c - -r-‘oa EGMONT my PARIS" men‘; ind young Ten‘; suits am. -—Rlev. _ ovcrcca s very morera y priced. Calgary Diocese will be t ti d Buy now. Mill's Modern Dry at the Egmont Bay Parlslsl aduorrifi; cleaners and Clothiers, Summer- the winter months assisting Rev, ude. L-1473-10-19-2l. 11', x, 511mm

-0UR RECEIVING stations are

now c-pon to receive pelts for No- -]=()R, EN

vember Sui-e, which commences in room coma, flfifififlflf°fifiigfid on M1140“ 0“ NWQWPBY 215k P6118 Winter Street Summerslde will be received by lmy of the water ' ' following: Reynolds at Meiiish. rams. Apply to L. B. Urue. L-1637-i0-25-3i.

side. The Dominion Silver Fox _TRAN51-*E|; _

Pu» I-uulwd. L-lwz-lo-zl-u- Summerslde Whigs‘: ma“ l“ learn that Mr. W. E. MocDorl- l

former manager of the Bank Church in

Montague, J. D. Jerltins. Char- icttetcrvll, Head Office, Summer-

-A door!) étECORD-The Jer- ,,;-_ “y m“ S “n am,‘ Pearl M~ G" 0f NOVI- Scotia at Summerside and owned nnrld tested by Fred E. who was 59m u, Onawa from he“, “Z4”?- Crénral Bedeque- has Ye‘ has Just received the appointment “W5 m“ e a rem“! °t 7'7” lbs- of manager of the Brockvilie, On- mll. and 448 lbs. of fat with an “no Branch s

average lest of 5.17 er cent as a

three year cid in 30 (foyer-S. M MGR0wL|£NGPw§AKER_ A E_ -srupv cum ‘ORGANIZED- “c ‘m’ , ' - °‘ The lvlchers of the surrounding Bf°w{1“5=“e“k°" kwsplml aummi‘. dismm me, at “one Dam Com tes Elk. said late last night. Mr. has b66318 seriously ill for

20th at 2.00 P. M. and or ni- B °s W° m“ - Pa" zed ‘ Teachers study Club. gelhe gazing“ ggkgteyem°rlgfi Hfim" VIM-Tl! was coiled to order by County 1105p,“ y & me

vent, Miscouclre, or‘, Friday, Oct.

Sister St, Mary Sixtus with an at- tendance of nine teachers repre-

wliill" five districts Belmont Cen- , ° ' ' wedding lnl Lot 16, Southwest [lot i6, North Thmfiray s

St. EIMIIOFS, and Miscouche, and

tus. Sscrclory-livilss Dorothy Mac-

Murdo. A paper on “Teaching I-lis- Mum“, [,1 wellington w“ the o“

w“... supplied ‘oy the Teacher rlclaumii CIZIEvmaIL ML and Mm

Training Department was read by

tail by the teacher's present. Ques- iiormuircs on "Language Work".

Mr. Christie and discussed in de- Qgmw. when they will in future l- . Maoieod f0

St. Eleonora School ti-v accepted a position

the nlcetillg adjourned.

-—FOX EDUCATIONAL WEEK— Preparations for Fox Educational Week llt Summerside are nearly completed and the additional fea- ilcnr. are finding a place on the

will T.‘ under the direction of such well qunli led, men as Mr.

slack department of the Dominion

Govrrllllnllt. ullci who is in charge Cain.“ B5deque_

of the poultry service and market- drpamnrnfs. Mr. F Nash

if l“? building has been set aside lcr lh: pcuitryy exhibit. Dr. Cun-

lbeakers will be present, as weii field men and cthers interested. As

llsur‘ Mr. Lowell Hancock and MT» B. Graham Rogers will have

tine Curling Rink ls being fitted "D for the foxes. Those in charie 0i the feature have every cont?!- ence of its success and education- al value, s

i

THE LIFE 0F THE PARTY

"WW0 snd Rut-n to Sumner-side on

Miss Dolly Simone of Premh River enioyed the week d in

Mrs. Alexander Hilts [Qtulnpd w home 1n nsingfon 0n “div evening from Morlcton 13.. where she has bee-n with dB/“Slhifir. Ruth who was very il from influenza. Her mlully friends will be pleased to hear that ghe in now out of abuser and

grimy Morley M_ 3e

Miss Wands Mills of Mills Point spent the week-end pleasantly in Kensirlomn the guest of her friend Mss Glen McKay.

Mr. James Luttreli and Mr. Wii- liam Hughes returned home from a business trip to the eastern serg- Wm o! the Province on Saturday

The Ladies Aid of the Presby- terian Church, Kenslngton held a. successful chicken supper in th. assembly hail of the Saturday afternoon and evening. The large number attending being high in their praises of the excel- ‘eut subtler served.

Mrs. Allen MacLean and two children Eunice, and Allen Jr., m. eir home in Moncton.

N.B., on Monday morning after a pleasant week-end 1n Kensi the guesfslof Mr. and Mrs.

e

Miss Helen Jeiley of Oleary is enjoying n pleasant

Francis Arsenauit m“ the guest o: ML m“ M. How t

Ml‘. Max’ Kashefsky left on a business tr.p to Saint John, N.B.. on Monday morninz.

Mr. Miller Waite left on Mon- day morning for Moncton,

examination before his entry the Royal -Air Force.

A large number from Kensinlg- ton and vicinity attended the fun- eral of the into Rev. W. H. Hud-

held from ‘Ikirliw Bumme side on Sunday.

the inlciemency of the. he United Church, in Kenslngton had a fuil congregation dam on Sunday evening and aithou h disappointed

_ hindered Rev. Robert Laird, D.D-l Lil-D. TfEfl-‘i --.he United Church them. as was ex- re h hiy pleased with mon delivered to them

conducted the ser-

-WEDDING BELLS-A quiet M October i9th at the home the following officers were appolnt- Comer, ‘when he“, daughter, Miss

rd: President-—Mr. Howard Christie. vow“ Muriel Allen became Vlce-Presiderlt-Sis. St. Mary Bix- Rim,’ or Donald

Her many friends will regret tu Ferdinand Kil- bride is con-fined w hel- threatened with

panled by Mr. S. on fl business tr business centres in Eastern Cen- rende M: llda on Monday morning. . ____.

H principal Ind Teaching Canadian History to and page“ Grades VlI and VIII." were as- 1n the civil BiZilId for the next meeting to be The“ many Island frlendg hold Novzmbcr 17th. On motion the young couple every success.

He: many school

Ileo confined to her home iii, all jolrvin wishing her a. speedy

Ray Morrell Faces Bharges In Three Cities

d to be a. native oi’ Island, was brought N. B. tonikht W onrsd and detec- x. ney s week sgo held on n wchnica Morrell was wlmte Halifax, Truro and Char- ottetown. Investigataion b Chief W. R. Tracey of closed Morreli wusg

tlary across the

~ r _ —Mr. F. Moyse of Bedeque was lules m nk and poultry demcnstra elecwd a duecwt iV-‘Cgram. The Educational features gmglfiésfocxatm“ a" a "Mm

, ,. " ' —Mrs. Frederick Home of Mone- Bcvu. of Ottawa from the llve- ton’ N_ B" is visiting her

, - - - -Friends will regret to learn that Ehmfér Field man for the Domin- ML George Yea o; lcvernrlzent will supervise the gum, m m

v exhibit, A special section HNPML “m Pm“ °°““g¥

Police Chief J. J. H

nlllgllnnl \vlli glv-e nddressse on u t M“ Pew ,f°‘§§w,§°,’,3‘§§'§ poultry rlllslng and diseases. Other pa“ ' y '

aentniintthet Plrinceulflountybgios- _ rus s e w soon re- ls mcmbzrs of the Government. s, NP“, ha. usual good health 8

Borden and Vicinity

rm. Innis BTlZTml mum“ amy visited maul-m, ‘flfllrldly. °“

munaesnullcusllcozr.w_p_ "Q1183? at!" home in Borden over Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stewart gnd

"In!!! of Borden motored . mvlmwn on Sunday-A. w ch"

Big: dl-yl IIYIBOIGE nth n e guee 0f her brother, Mr. John J. Mac-

Mr. William Mscnieel- q: the

PEI. Artillery Pbrce 1n 01w.

ifiwwwn mm: the week-end st nu ome here

Mr. and Mrs. George Bownegg Sillmifl?“ 5i“ 5.18%” mum" Maoboneisl.‘ ‘ c m“

MI‘. aid, R493“; _ ter Paw who have hex‘: in Morlcwn returned to Borden on Wednesday evening.

who h“ been Biipfllnted principal k his

9.2km“?

is ere this k. Mr. cl Mrs. Johnson hevgwtaakexl up ‘l2- sldence with Mr. John Noonan.

A new “D-Y/O-d-o/te filling station i8 b91118 91007164 by the Irving Oil Oemmny on the corner of Borden Avenue and Carleton Street. A lurse number of men are employ-

mpidliy, »

Mr. Foch MMKemlo. of the PEI, Artillery ln Charlottetown and My, Herbert MocKenna of the Pro. vlncial Bank at Summer-side who hove been in Borden attending the funeral of their little brother Wendell returned to their work on Thursday.

Work on the new filling station here is going forward rapidly The cement foundation has been com- Dleted and the frame work put up on Mondlay. This large up-bQ-dgpe filling station and store combined will be quite an addition to the town.

The men who have been busily

Borden last week had the op-

improvements

Bor en probably this week.

the consolation prize.

Mrs. P. J. MacInnis-A.

ponlded

Minutes of last meeting w adopted.

fmy

benediction.

in the chair. Meeting open

silver“: entertainment night and orqfifeuiaw Mn’ L' H l can be assured of_ an ex- ma“, 01d pa“ client "rgram New seatmg cop- E I lclty is being builffiln the main lama m tall to afford ample room and anon ' ‘Lrt for visitors. The floor of Bedeque

_Mr. and Mrs. William Connell n alfter g pleasant

8., uelc visitors to sh at Weulnglon, P r-z-krld and niso elr daughter, Mrs. Hod- the Parsonage Norgh

Blizzard In

early with sub-freel- i the

have returned t0

in Spring Valley-S.

¢<MI End Mrs. A. J.

Presbyteriai of the Church of P. E. I.. on Mon ool mt temperature

season fell in the

and cold rains whi drifted over easw In New York state. other cltles in the “humping mmpenmr" Canadian Notional Railway system White Star i for the week ending Oct. 2i, 1939. 235 tons, has “m. were $5,192,453 as compared with her.

k, $4,630.20“. fol- the ccrrespondlnx r- ‘d c. I938 an increase of $562,-

hsrrlotlc, 150. _ an Ocwber rein tucky.

m 1 l-Z in two inches. In the mid-west, the heat wave "within the n9 rid brought temperatures of 91 in —

Coast Guards _Search For Fishing Boat

SUMMER TEMPERATURES In the routlnurnld-sumfl s

PINNUR ("Will ill‘ iWH Kl." . l‘

Fol-eel; fires swept over l0 n. counties in Indians; fire fully on s. foreces

rs" tomorrow;

w?

tty L nds. Christian Fe iowshlelg

Eeonor Campbell. It was decid Pathfinder.

benediction in unison. After

hters sea City and 87.8 ill St. Louis but cf rein foreshadowed ccoier weather on thewsy in western and central Nile flood was rec

i oostlysbnlll fires 1180i! also in Ken- Missouri. _, _

, J

FOREIGN

(Continued from page 1)

hsd gone down. No details of whsrg the ship sank and under whet cir- cumstances were available. The ships sunk near Gibruiter were the

1111f! also were unsvefisbie.

In the House of Conlmons todsy Bil- Edward Grlgg, the Ministry of In-

pen ortslge f inf l from British sources?" om“ on

Seek To Inform U. S.

“I am swore than: the demand in the U. B. A. for information rogerd- ing our walr- effort and purpose is still to n scgpslderebie extent un-

"It i; not the policy of the Min- lstry of Information to engage in wham are called propaganda activ- ities in the U. S. A., but fort is being made to give Amer- ican correspondents thc fullest op- portunity of studying and assessing our war activities.

“For the presentation of bile Bri-

U S. . th istry rely principally upon straight- forward information: and although my noble friend (Infomlaltdo Lhiifcr Illord Modigliani infirm longer L

msef respons e or e suppy,

a‘ m“ ‘mm government sources’ Cabinet portfolios on the outcolme it will he his constant endeavor to

Mr. Thomas Johnson of Kinkom

ed and the work ls going forwllrd_

secure the longest possible measure of publicity in the U. S. A. for such news as may be released by the de- partments concerned and for other lnformetinn concerning the British

In the House of lords the Un- f War, Lord Cob- ham. announced that Britain had captured 110 German seamen and airmen es compared with only a "handful" of British ain-nen cep- tured by Germany.

COMMENT ON SEIZURE

London newspaper headlines o! the Clty of Flint seizure ted "anger 1n the U. S. A 1w ansry-—Naz1 blunder."

Women members of the House of Commons had n. field day in critic- ism of the government on temptuous treatment of the house- wife" in provision for air raid 1n- iury compensation, but they didn't-

The House voted down 137-113 s. motion to ennui the existing scheme under which air raid workers and other classes lan workers may claim compensag-

ion. The ministry orfulinfxmlatiop ‘sn- l; ra. o rig %i.‘.‘*a.'.i§i‘%.hl‘""“l“““ 2W2.- “~»~'°@°“r~"-'%“-?-“5w==l<»~~' n our e mo . ' The cards will contairi, tlwg cousins mvm“ L’ mnmn“ n a“ ma‘ B- Week for meat and one each for WV, bacon, ham, butter, margarine, cook- Mgyor Cnmimen Houdp of Mo?!“ » .. l. . ‘ .f 1 iiiical figure w o Another tondlirsidauomng was m‘ 0380s wgsrhgndngf the Conservctive was 55,111 that, Brita?“ 1s applymg I party in Quebec. came in o‘: n io=t- “rationing sygcgm" 1n he; grade with ifmimlte Independent czmdldate neutrdi countries to rlelaching Germany. - Q 5Y5 6m was said to be to keep up normal trade with neutrals wilh- Says Ge finally out endangering the success of the British blockade of Germany.

Five British?

engaged in building new drains in

crtunlty on sundaly pfterncon fol- owing the heavy rams of seeing the success of their work. Much guise is due Mayor MlwNeill who

8s supervised these much-needed

Messrs. Gordon Jay. Norman Oatway Myrick MalcKenzle and Jack sexton, employees on the S. S. Charlottetown spent the week- end at their homes here and re- turned to Charlottetown on Mon- day rmrning. They report the work on the clu- ferry as nearing c lotion and she will return to

Mrs. Eldon Campbell of Borden, entertained at bridge on ‘Thursday eftemcon and evening. Out of town guests were Mrs. Bradford Mlllman, Mrs. James Jar-dine and xMrs. Preston Kennedy of Ken-

ing fats and sugar. 1t

. . t exports slngton. A dellgntfui supper was raven

- served by the hostess. Prize at he objective or bridge was won by Mrs. Mil-lrrmn,

While Mrs. E. Campbell received

The regular weekly auction party of Borden Women's In- stitute was held on Thlursdoy eve- ning in the town hail. Four tables played. Ladies prize was won by Mrs. Ne.1 Dan-och. Gems by M1. Nell Derrach, consolation prizes firs: to Miss 1e Pen-y and

. Joseph Affl . Lunch was served and playing was resumed for freezeout which was won by t

The Women's Social Club was held on Wednesday afternoon at the apartment of Mrs. Neil Dar- rach. Meeting opened by repeating the lord's Prayer in unison, fol- lowed byoroli call which was res-

by ei ht members. The club was deiigh to welcome as s new member Mrs. Haywood who has recently moved to our town.

ere

1nd Visiting committee of last month were reappointed. Pantry sflle is to be held 0n 'I‘ues- doly next at 3 o'clock to help de- expenses of repairing furnace. Armuai meeting of club is to be held on Wednesday next. Delicious lunch was served by hostess. Meet- ing closed by repeating Manpalh

eluding an English pilot.

The Borden Y.P.U. met in the Union Hall on Saturday at 8 pm. with president Wynne 01139;? gaowmbgncaifiamg by u be,

n,“ u r ss remo iiinhsdfii,“ $§§l°§"‘i’,‘g5 was sues from several undel- their con- read by Miss eancr Campbell.‘ y Mrs. Lead-beater then led in pray-

ler. Following the roll can which Ponce. W55 responded to by fifteen mem- dh bers the minutes of inst meeting were read and adopted. The fol

lowing convenors were then up

The French have

llear Reports Ships To Be Sahotaged

NEW YORK. Oct. United States naval intelligence re-

rts that one of the two largest iners in the world, the Norlnandie spec or the Queen Mary. was to be sub- “There 1s a “ream, possibility that England will come into con- : fiict with the Monroe Doctrine be- 0i’\ "a wnera m’ Sh“! account of her possessions, fleet bases and cooling stations in thc western hemisphere," he claimed.

h been moored t "——_—‘——-'—‘_ eféock m“ Dena. BENEFITS FOR. TOMMIES The Cunard iner Queen Mary. BL- effiglfgogl ggglia“gna4lqc'p&_fig: been moored alongside wuod who have ‘an Bolton wan, {Offtrllflgllflllnglfilhignglthliiéllgmltgii? , e . _, .. were for we lumv- will be clever‘ {PM y...'l‘°.§‘$.§“2.°l'l. n.°..lfi2.'i§l....'.°2i..; Flmvs w , during the veal" with the approval balm with the money-back gilnrnnlcei l0 Gcrnmnv 1n a Rusunll b0 - Mcntholntum not: instantly-penetrate:- evo nssei passage-soothes inflamed

to pend for a subscription to the Leadbentcr led

Mr. thg n in 5 short discussion whl fo owed by h» n 878. Meet- ing closed by repeat ng the Mlzriulh

business meeting closed a pleas- ant evening was enjoyed in 21111108

d States todsy while and slur-SO"!- h and southwest ex-

_______ l........,§?.'.f..e"2§ 0. ll. Revenues u» mu Show Increase

first snow of the W“ m" For Past Week

——-—- 2a “W” “fie: MONTREAL, Que. Oct. M-The a Hudson nu- gross revenues of the all inclusive the war broke out.

24-—(AP)-—

otaged in New York harbor with- in the next few weeks tonight snnt

have been tied up for more than k The French liner Normondic, 83,-

-Cnmmander Colidiniltorrnf NH“! 1M9,“ of the Football League.

HOLLAND MOVES AHEAD

AMSTERDAM-_ (Cl-W While her neighbors are fightinil. Holliand makes records. MLes J. Van FP'YI"P‘OYI hes sot un a new world swimming mark of one minute. seven seconds,

the United Stories

is office had information "one ships" was to be sabotaged

lobe today

Ancient Egypt ‘oeean its veal- in Lhg middle of October. when the eding and seed-

liuehee Goes

(oontblvuedkompsooi)

merit wss simulating u, oen sad ssskniisto uebeck nation end usurp the province sutoncsny.

The reply by the ed by three

ouéoof .e present situstlo Ilcbercis were "sieves of the

W8!‘

gr: soon after Premier Dup

in the House of Commons. The