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GUI. OOIIII ll. lhlllllllll old IIINUI COUNT! Ion llllllblhle uverflng

:1 ' ' ‘ I "ffqunrlhn no: ‘so us, . " ,,,“'......." ....:"'.1..':'.'".F......"--"~* If..." T.’ l“ l Ills liroel. t?“ “u”, were: puma Ian mun. e1 cruel. w.“ f ma» III be delivered to an n- amuse. -.wf,:gsyetlcfl lolerlhycwctlhonfllaethyeervisq I ‘m "n, order to the My responsible for lemme; on you “I... W‘? .Z . —l'0l sALl. -. Eight . . M. adieu- Jrrorusn, “ma, J 8-4-11, 0th. Monitor villus in old at __ racer srllsnrf ‘nun. - ed Re- "M" “Hulls:

Before Mogistr a ourne ti ‘d? d hibi further adjopurrlaerl-gl.‘ ca”

W. E. Darb ersl ,.

a Tu sd and elected “‘°‘§§d°,,,§§ by espeaeldy tri . The w. of the trlai was set a Tues- fly Aug B. -— 5-

W. D. Croken? aid

hold a Thank M-

Appaals Sentence To Penitentiary

at Cape at 8 P. .-Blmday School

,7 p, M. Rev. J. A. Jardine. B. A.. i 1)., Minister. - 8-4-11

_in, BUSINES flu? - Mr. L, w, Hancock, managing director oi the International Fox and Alnl- mni Foods. Ltd» 01 5llmm§l’_ __- My yesterday for the in tile interests of the firm. He will visit the various agents of the compnnv throughout the Marl- nin, Provinces and visit man of me different. ranchers throug out my: Brunswick and Nova Scotla "in confer with them in re ard to m, many problems of the ox in-

dusiryz-S.

Pile. George Bcdeque sentenced to two years i genltentlary

terda . Bis case will be heard Char ottewvm.

of $50 from a person in Summercid

_ IIEARING ADJOURNED — “Ppealinii on the npvunds that -'h James Banks, Jr., former ‘ ‘ sentence was ve. ‘us, at the Prince County jail, e case was tried in summer

Th lnerged with assisting a prisoner side on July 16-5. u, mgifing A key which that prison- ' qr used to escape custody had his, reliminary hearing adjourned till

my, Aug. 11, on request of ls counsel, Mr. E. I-l. trong, .0. The hearins opened yesterdzfi be- fore Magistrate W. E. Darby, KC. in Summerside but ‘fldlflllmtd "Tris without evidence being taken. Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, K.C., is representing the Crovlm.-S.

GIVES ASSURANCE

mfiieghtlllilgd. .1199‘. vase l) c-

lunch counter car is al

Personals 1 hope _ .1 sandwiches on the shl

-Miss Nellie Wedge of Airways Bus 0a.. Ltd. is a patient in the Prince County Hospital having undergone an operation for ap- prndlcitls-S.

-Stafi sgt. Eileen Huestis. C. WAC, is spending her furlough 11th her parents. Mr. and Mrs. any l-lusstls, Church Street, Sum- iilerslda-S.

_Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Murphy. Sum- lrlerside have as their very wel- come guest their brother-in-law, Mr. Joseph Melling of Hafford, Sask. who has arrived by lane from Saskatoon and expects o be here about two weeks. It is eight years since Mr. Mclling has visit- ed li°l‘:. H- was married to the llte Maud Murphy, sister of Mr. P, C. Murphy and Mrs. Wood-S.)

than 500

not have been possible to placed the lunch car aboard.

tenrlent of transportation

close checkup of the defective and to search for

Borden during Old

put "up outside toilets.

-roa. sawm- Available for

n. n. Island tati - Moody a soilfprese“ Eff,”

Pte. McLean, charged with theft

pleaded guilty when he was tried under the Speedy Trials Act. He is

ready in service and it will be enr- ried on this ship with the excep- tion of occasions when the num- ber of coaches required will make this impossible and. in that else. we will be able to provide

“Ivor instance. on Saljurday, July 16 the Prince Edward Island on the afternoon trip took over more assengers and, if the Sco- tia had en in service. it would nave

"As intimated to you by telephone. I have asked -the general superlat-

r. Pbx, to go over to Cape Tormentine Saturday. Aug 12 or not later than Monday Aug. 14 and have superinten- dent MacKinnon andsuperintend- ent Montgomery with him for a conditions with a view to finding anything any improvements that it mav be nos- sible to make, and this will incl ide the possibility of having a. coach‘ gt Home I Week. In any case. we propose toiperiod the RAFKs totul was 64,400

" ons.

Lloyd Wooster. Cue’: 8-3-21.

Alilllllt 0f new Alberto!)

amuse- 8-5-21.

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day an was

Albert McLean of

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lie New "Hustle-Bubble" Suds Get Biggest Washes Sparkling Whito with Rich Sudsing Action Alonel

TRY THIS MODERN WAY TO WASH!

how sparkling white and clean Olydol gnu evenche bigpsngrimiesrweshilrsocwW-iuacle- Bubble” suds no so salve, so energetic they llfidinounYmsllyourwhitetblull— “mflltiotunuaiul saalne-oouowhh out bleaching: Beautifully whial

save cronies IN WAIflMl _. m‘ olfllql there's no need ide hsrlb bleach- 8. bard rubbing or long wubee runs. Pro- "Mlfiltbis costly waabdsy weer and rear helps "Wdotbu luwartino-nrakn ‘our laatloogvra mild is so n15 too-sale for washable h’- ‘Q25 Olydolliti: "mllfnnhnl-rhenihefonreewaabeanuehnon

‘blimp: Mum

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given

32 intuit‘? “Ab” mo... . e car 0f yellow roses. a l - 919W bellle dreglmwlrthvlgla: la two‘ and a flower shades Shelf fl lauglngrfleiigseasnd wore a col-sage o:

t“... M av Walker. on“

was the

Wn05s g Walked Beside You".

Pretty Wedding

At Summerside

Baptist Church

“alll-“(Ylllcf Ont. bride wlllgrvlviagll a “owl: gl-lglflllge by her father wore whm nun ‘tfilcnan over

Th8 bride's cket in contrasting ‘and, B wrsase of sweet peas. lrlooms mother was attired in

Flying Officer O.T. Page was man and bhaiglbhéri were F/O F/O Gordon

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c a _ , Dllllllff the servlcegthrl: tclhlllr sang 0 Perfect Love" and dining the

The Rgv,

Slilnlngoi the register, Miss Adla last week by Judge 3° Gavan Duffy of Charlottetown has appealed to the court oi crim- inal appeals, it Wis learned yes-, lnl

san Very gnlaeetly, “I e org n- t was Miss Catherine MOCK-lliijll.

Following the ceremony a recep-

fillqn was held nt the home of the

, "ides parents. Mrs, tel‘ lllld Mrs, Moflcton poured and assisting serving were: Mias Ottawa; sister

HI). B W.C I-Iaincs

Marion Martm. of the Rrcom: the

Mlssss Joyce and Joqn cur-lie. of

Fred eric to 161'. Newcastle Bridge;

I1. N B Miss Pr; izy Mll-

Miss Flo-

fines Brewster. Moncton and the

Posed by Mr‘ W.C. ton an old friend of the fa

Edythe

bride was pro- Hailles, Mohe. mily and

isses Marjorie ide

and The toast to the '

fltlihslv responded to bv the lemon..-

groom left by

S

dinner... Blades settles...

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After e rccBptioll the bride and.‘ automobile on a‘.

hort honeymoon trip. -s

4.000 Allied Fighters is

(Continued from page l.)

‘safely? Up to 750 American heavy bomb- rs based in Britain, covered by i

500 fighters, attacked rallyards at Saarbrtlcken, Mulhouse and Stras- I

bourg. an oil storage dump at Mer- l kwiller and other military targets

in fiance, while from Italy a sim- ilar American force attacked the aircraft centre of Friedrlchsafen

and communications Ital

in northern y.

American fighter-bombers based

in Britain also lashed out at a

\

oriety of ground targets on the

continent.

B

In all three big bomber attacks, I n cstilnatcd 6,000 tons of bombs

were dropped. August's aerial of- fensive is space with July's, when the strategic fleets dropped 137.- ~i00 tons of explosives on Europe. American planes based in Britain,

Russia and Italy loosed

73,000

tons last month and in the some

ONYDOI. WASH II

Illl’! IITIIQIIT llilfllllli

Y | has purchased the Strzlthcorln hotel. i

THE ETOWN . GUARDIAN

Also Mighty Niagara SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 Saturday at 2.30

APlTOl.

SUMMBRoiDE ' lllfillfiliyileiliailellullellwlllllel»

Committee Reports 0n Hotel Purchase i At B.I.S. Meeting

As reported in yesterday's Gllar. dlsn, the Benevolent Irish Societ

from Mr. Michael Dayle. Rustlco. A committee consisting of the fol. lowing members, L.O. Kelly Ply;- sident. J.W. Hogan. P. B: Mo.

have been on the lookout for a suitable Dfflpcrty for the society since 1942 and it was decided unanimously at lllls meeting which was largely at- tended lor some time, to purchase the Strathcona Hotel on 1'15 Grai- ton Street, City. The tee were enthusiastically congratulated on their choice.

The treasurer, Mr J, Callaghan, who has held lnls office for tlvanty- nine years stated that in chezzkinx over the books of the Society they show that during his term of office approximately thirty three thou- sand dollars have been distributed nor charitable purposes by tlze Society iOHUTphallilgeS, hospitals.- Heeuy families etc. or‘ all denomin- aticns,

"rne President _in his remarks thanked tne committee for the fine loo they nad done, us lle knew that ull the members wanted a home of‘

ell" own. M111 tu have a nil-g.» building to CRIlv on their social activities, out he like tne treasurer was sorry to report that the Society needed a lot of runds to make the lnlprol-onlents thllt were needed on LhlS property. and that a C0mmlLtBe would have to be ap- pointed to l-ase seine funds. He also thanked all the mclrtlallts c-i‘ the city 1oz‘ the way they always contributed to the annual St. Pat- ricks play program. also the patrons who attend the weekly dances and

annual play.

Mr. J.J. Connolly was appointed chairman oi a committee to raise funds. and at the time of writing

. Connolly stated that he has received some donations; the names would be published later.

The Guardian wishes the Society every success in their undertakings

If. of P. Outing

Members of Elm ir In No l9 Knights or Pvtlues", lleld 285cm en- Joyaola outing on eonesde

fgmiliesyafinlrienids were present Swimming and a. series of field

alarm tiling/lg!‘ capable crylsltirin e grea er p o e afternoon. grim winners of the

YDBIIOUS sporting events were as lol-

ws. Men's Races-Professor A. R. Kendall, Thomas White, A. R. Giliis, D. A. MltcPherson, Gordon Lord. Ernest Lord. Bruce Moore.

Erguestnslifllhardrs.

0 . . Rice, 2. Harry Williams

Ladies‘

Roe Elizabeth L . Mrs. Ernest mild}. Mn. ‘will’. Williams. Mrs. A.R. Kendall, Mrs. A. H. Glllls. 'I‘he,above winners in the different aoélcfltelsts WCFdB awardodl $0M hut- Ve an ZWDTODIA D1‘ H. which will be highly charkhod, doubt hrltizserreolpientehas » uou re with a our; m‘ t mladles ot ts p” new” e

Germans iilalln Allied Ships Sank

LONDON. Aug. 3-(09) — The radio c

Ofli

dio claim the sinldngs were- caused by "weapons recently omplo, ed by the German navy." in- terpre ed here as probably meaning hu torpedoes.

" ern Canadian port. He

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fwife". H

‘in his anxiety to explain his grat- ‘ltllde. he started to talk and to ‘tell the story they were all so e".

l

daze. and came out again. I guess

which way to turn. S0. I climbed

would shoot fall around us. I tried to make my-_ self as small as possible and fig- ured that this was the time for me fiolget overside. I half Jumped and a clear of the ship. I tried so hard to do that but the more I tried to swim away, the more I found my- self heading back t0 the ship. It was the tide coming in.

ay and when I turned to look at sire ship, the oow was up in fellows gave three cheers as she sank and the memory of that will stay with me as long as I live. Now that she had gone and darknes had settled down. we were all dazed but we could hear the fellows talking go each other and some were telling o

far as I can remembe the water about an half and then there seemed to be a rumbling 5011"“! in the water and at manna” Beach “soot? t roe br ght lights peered at

H M, O. S. “Haldl" - mlt looking for us It was really sight to see her nosing toward us. her long sleek bow gliding through the water. Such a sight, I shall never forget. Nor will I ever for- izet the way our fellows rallied when they saw her coming or how spon- taneously and almost as one voice, they’ started singing ‘Roll Along. Wavy Navy, Roll Along‘ -- and the strange part of it is that lhat song was composed by the skipper 0f the "Haida" whore calm voice was now calling to on ‘Corns on.

He didn't went u. m; d want to do

Can ’t Speak Too Much of Navy League Bundle Says Rescued Sailor‘

Official List of Casualties

ROYAL CANADIAN All FOIOB OVIISIAI Killed 0n Active Service

Atkinson, Gordon Howard, PO, H1953. Mr. A. 1". Atkinson (father) Vlctoril. B. C.

Clark. Hollis Andrew Taylor, 110., JNIOO. Mr. I‘. W. Clark (fath- er) ‘10 Rosehiil Ave., Toronto, Ont.

Mining On Active Service After Air Operation:

Bremner, Frank Cecil. 20.. J16- 540. Mr. D. E. Bremner (father) Tiiisonburg, Ont.

Bryon. Frederick Harry, PO, Jllflflii. Mrs. George Ohilel (moth-

show his appreciation. so he vpl- er) 15d Hiawatha Rd, Toronto. unteered to dress the window of Ont.

"l? "B" Quarters the Navy Ipague Couch, Albert Thomas, Sgt. had just opened, on John 5gp”; 11208208, Mr. . T. Couch (father) North. Mrs. W. C. Vauaohnn. - 415 Drummond RcL, Stamford Cen- Vcnor of the Wonlerra mmlttae, tre, Ont.

tried to discourage this on the De Bloeme, Thomas Plet Gerald grounds that Bil" had already Creig, FL-Lieut. J7553. Mr. Rob- done more than his sham for Ca- ert De Bloeme (father) 44 Foun-

nada but he wouldn't. taloe “No" and went out and purchased a supply of window-dressing material. Nor would he accept repayment of the

LC. BILL HAYES

m?” M! h“: spent : 001190 o week; went by and boys. Take it easy. Climb . lulu B then. one day. Bill dropped in, ag- ,0, the ‘mp-a _,,,,,_.- “'

B111. to sly his leave was over rand that he was heading for an east-l

w“ 80mg, Inspiring Example

tain Place, New Rochelle. New

York, U. S. A. I Gerard. Stuart William. F0.

J28293, Mrs. H. W. Gerard (mother)

5B4 West 19th Ave., Vancouver, C

Kawucha, Joseph, i".-Sgt., R103- 354, Mrs. Joseph Kawucha (wife) Branchton, Ont. I Lastuk, William, 110., J2473l, Mr. l

bunk to sea to ta lace a n Walter Lastuk (father l8’! Don- I the thousands okfe lCznlhdiansmvgl-llg ‘god’ “he” I finial,‘ ‘ll “"1 ms aid Ave., Toronto, Ont.) I today comprise the personnel of °" If“ “d ““ ‘In my" l ‘m! Maclnnes, David Angus, F.-Sgt., Canada's great. Royal Canadian u‘ ‘e °“°§§,,f,““° fig if“? very l6 6'10, Mrs. David Macfnnes- Navy. This was all the information 525w‘ “'1', a) 2,31“ k f” °°'.,‘,vl?.S (mother) 312 Haven Ave., New the 800d ladies of the Navy League fhkm“ l‘ Pk,’ “an” "s," ‘g; York, N. Y., USA.

1196696. In no time. Bill was "show! lice enemybousr y: i AHWNO‘ Rogers. Thomas Aubrey, PO.. ma» and i,“ an m, warm woolens» Wlwnvh- Y i‘ vlftwll f" m ‘Jassec, Mrs. T. A. Rogers (wife) he could use, pills a new "houae- o“ w l W" no “ ‘we soudan Ave., Toronto, Ont.

e was dumbfound ‘, And

er to hear. Dramatic Story “I was sitting in the wireless room" he said. quietly and unaw-

‘are of the drama he was unfolding when the enemy was sighted. We

ion to swim to mid-ship‘ WIS l lCfflmblé-IICY. the side.

cler to send a message that we were hit. This was done. The order to ab- andon ship‘ soon followed although there still were messages that had to be sent out."

"So, with others, I remained on duty to send out these messages. when we could not do any more, I walked out into the passageway and then. for some unaccountable reason-and I'll never figure out Just why—I walked back, into the wireless room. looked around in a

"Then they bundled us up

or home port.

I was wondering if I could do any‘ wdcome Bum“,

more messages." There was no panic, . Everyone was cool and orderly."

"The stern of the ship was blaz- 111s, so I hesitated. Wondering pm u! w wash o“ the a ladder to the break of the foc'sil and right at that particular sec- ond there seemed to be anoLrcr terrific explosion. Sheets of flame into the air and then

League of Canada

0f that bundle. It really (llll

dived. someone yelled ‘keep ergency.

story of "An

Shlp Sinking Fast d “'-

"Flhllly. we managed to get aw- C‘ s‘

ian base. H. M

the She was sinking fast. All the

Canada i"

then really came ‘home’.

ires to keep up their mcrlls. As '11 I “mm Wm‘ M

r we were in hour and a th lad Buendleasend ditty bags

"Your work is refill)’

"The: “so star sholla fired by - will be moat zntcful "

a perfect

otel.

GOSPEL HALL

Upper Prince Street

n. L. ADAMS and o. A. RAMSAY will preach tho Gcopel rluoar svpnllvo, Alla. 4 - a PM.

i All Welcome

Genuine Norwegian Platinum Foxes

Wilfrid L. Todd, Boston, Mass" the original Am- erican breeder of Norwegian Platinum Foxes will be on the Island from Aug. 8th to 20th. Those interested in this superior strain of platinum foxes may contact me through Carrol Delaney, my Island representative, Sulnlnerside, or the Clifton Hotel, also Charlottetown . Hotel.

Norwegian - Cody - Corbin - LaForest Platinum Foxes.

UOUTII AFRICAN INCOME! RJA -(CP)- The ann- Inland Revenue

states that. the

ais and companies ‘ last year to

193.000.1300 Immfh ($90,500,001)

FRI-TO ual report of the Commissioner of -

total taxable incomes of individu- . for the Union ‘

Todd strain White Face Silvers.

WILFRID L. TODD, 577 Washington St, Boston, Mass.

‘.1

WordsImaant to us. what they did 135

us.

"The bOYo on the ‘Haida’ were lined along the decks and ropes were being thrown. I tried several times to grab a rope but they were so soaked with oil, we just couldn't make it. Somehow, I got the not- where there anging over I managed to hook on with one knee and that was as much!

immediately gave chase, We tried Qfiwf, fgxlgmlflieeslnnéellelelnlgeiffcff’Ave., N. Saskatoon, Sask.

m mumhmte the enemy‘ Ne“ “mm Someone else shoved and I W85

we knew, there w“ n inn-inc landed deck Fm, a while I Previously Missing 0n Active Ser- thump. The ship seemed to be lll- muldrftonmove ' I remember mat vice -- Now Reported Prisoners of 32d “Shh m“ m” m‘ M‘ “d someone picked rne llD and put me w“ " G°m““7

8 ttl d k - lednover. Nextsethierflig cam‘; an :- on me quart" deck The“ may Gillespie, Malcolm Gerard, 10..

cut off our life helm and clothes, The oil was so thick that. no zlrrlej could be wasted trying to unbutton m‘ “mm” Th" 1"“ w‘ ‘hem "ll"; Mr. Albert Schott (father) Rose- blankets and took us to the offic- ers’ cabins. Just then the ‘Action bell rang-and such a feeling_as vrent over us) Here we were. No life- belts. no clothes and at the mercy of whatever might happen. Nothing did happen, and soon we heard the glorious sound of the ship's pro-

llers, grinding away and heading

“After we had thawed out and. after shivering for hours. the boys. of the Haida came around and hel- oil. Then the; gave us warm clothing -— a, Survivor's Bundle from the Navyi In that burl-‘ die were the warm clothes we needed . so badly. I cannot speak too much some- thing not only for me but for all my buddies-to think that someone back home. solne organization. had thought of the dangers We W61! liable to face and had had the fore- sight to provide for such an m1- I must also mention that those new lifebelts were simply W91)- derful. I would not be telling this, it hadn't been for them. ' we were on our Way and when we reached our Canad-