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firs. .| u» Pond. a Church Street-Phone m ‘Gnmséummaiisins and Paine; coum‘!

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. Advertising should be left with Mn. Pond.

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i“ may b’ ‘mum gamma, enide: wmr sum. ooiuuos Druntore. Water emu. Toronto Council.

at any of the following ltoregln

Bug-y, water Street. Mark “mullet. 61 Granville Street.

bedellvered toany home in Bnmmerelde by

Ilia Guardi

ier Boy at 2c per nay or lilo per week. Phone 289 for this service or

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rder to the boy responsible for deliveries on your rouse,

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—Wl.t0ANsupl our al d F coke requiremengs." yPi-omogt ?id

0f Town Council

‘The folio ~' .. mitted at tlxnaginiiiiliomtesetiiige Q33: day» °i i119 Summerside ' Town

51-1991. Committee

. Chairman of the street Com- £;.‘.§.’.‘i°-..‘.."i§: ;:.,.:;:,P,"*,, '33; ,1 a o n

111$ 31158915 by about two hundred

‘mill-Yd. which amount would have .

been considerably larger if care nun

a you 90",’,

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King denies

mo; gg. Meighen charge‘

OTTAWA, Jan. 20—(CP)-—Prime Minister Mackenzie Kins today de- nied a charge contained in report of o. speech in Toronto by Con- servative Leader Meighen that shortly before the war "the leader u" the Government asserted that Canada. was n0 longer tagging on Mo. tail of Britain."

Iii a York Bout-h by-election campaign speech last night Mr. l/feighen recalled that shortly be-

ARDIAN

INCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

MWELL House

COFFEE

IS REALLY FRESH —ROASTER-FRESH

I“ I mm,‘ “finer, Qlylllll in dfigiry/erigslkeleltlctogyl Coal (138,, “Oltalsigeglggelfxofl. h d fore the war when defence estl- l . . m . w l ~ - - ~ 1"“ .___ Phone 259. L-BiiO-xrllfi-S-Sia. and more snowe thilm To??? jéloléglfi scievfiritiaeicinciiiiastfife tlgieoveeililmpgisii Maxwell House m Pcaled’ toaster-frag" m the 2"!” M years. followed by a, veg-y rainy , {,5 “purgly m,- tne Meme o; can. Vita-Fresh vacuum im- NO B" w“ gel 111-110 11° A"; ARE As usnngtfsiigfif —-BPECIAL SKATE Thursday 5i1mmer. which made much more ada." flavor can getoul! Lookwhat you getmthefamous “mm, Taylor Drill -- gain. flmdtibto 10. Bedequa Rink. Wmgstiigping sidewalks cleaned fir 1- . The report of Mr. Meigheifl 1,1“, ltjuwel] Home gin ,, _ “mi. POD-BO!!! y the hwkey league. ns. and the streets open . . speech said the Conservative leader

Jump fancy dress carflVIL

. mi- eav°rii18 t0 keel! eighteen mile or pointed out that for the fir t time ldeque R,,i‘iy<,0Tli:ii';§il:i;. 575116;? 155g new]; gmvgLy Itliliflffl of clayt streets in shapes in ' ' there had been no referencesto co- "°""" ""°'fl"°' uh." ‘ nZPi "L" ‘ . _- . L ~—— c summer imc. ' _ - . operation in defence of the Em- e n" || 1| | 5 m v95 iris stoic. 25. cm s LIVERPOOL —(CP)— A George A new sidewalk was built in front ' ' . - plre and the leader of the Gov- . ma’. re-ziz; sfarx: "In "n; W151“ w“ _ 3,1414,‘ Medal and three British Em ire 0! George Key's residence and a . J ' - eminent asserted that Canada was p L’ 68 ' Medals have been awarded to ire- new and very much needed bridge '\-~.' no longer tagging on the tail of "IVY FIIIIIVINYI|HVII°1II1H men who fought in vain to stop a was built over Robinson's Brook t; a. ‘a. -<' Britain and 110 lvhge!‘ W15 taklns fire from spreading to an amimm- for pedestrians. - i" dictation from Downing Street” ' "° '“""""'""“""' "°"" " ltion dump which blew up and We also put gravel on Hart-ord Ml‘. King authorized a. spokes- clreerlY PPlliliiY 0'0""! V" 5°"! , , ton killed 20. axial‘. East, Notre Dame Street, man in his office to make the iol- mgflrgdl-Drlp and Regular. Kensmg LFOLLOW MAHOMET ar Street, and tllrnpiked Norih looms statement:

and Vicinity

l; tt t a. few m" Jack M“ ilicngiiiieaon. tho

Admission 20 cents. L-682-1-21-2i.

Eiifht per oeiit o! the papuIlJetion

éor cars in the winter time, and en.

Market Street, Northumberland St, Hawthorn Avenue. the upper end oi’ Duke Street and Popular Avenue.

continued: “From the Senate I

"Through a. desire to avoid poli- tical controversy, as much as pos-

_ sible at this time of war 1 have

o: Min anao. next in size uzon and also piped pa“ of the brook . . on refrained from saying anythmg f/filnefzwphuippm” hlands- ‘m’ North Market Street. about Mr. lilfeighcifs candidature

A new slip was built at the West End of Town for truckmen

in the present by-election. or from- particnwating either directly or in-

I Mere Glover. The Maxwell Home blend contains highland-

GOOD TO THE LAST DROP!

HKPWiY it‘ . . to haul d. directlyl tn o -el ti ‘tsell’. . ' ’ ' I or herdsziiihThllicliisiipgilliiliun Duggm’ Alexander 911511191011, Wii- It musstlube taken into consldera- “Hfliyevlklrr. Yshelyl hi: 051w leader a a n I Financial Staternent .. psOn all l - iiam Harrington and Murray sweet. “on that the popummn has g3. otf tthe Conservative party makes . , . '“§.°;‘.€.°. M». ml». a Mo... :isa:a;2:"is1;::s ifiheiifh 0f casualties Town 0f Svmmerslde rc fllvliViflltflzTiihe Unxwd smh was a recent visitor to Kensington, out. making heavy demalfds on me culated to pPQjUGlCB mv own and uiigl0piilk‘§' "icro "uests of sev- ligfixgggfligliiegdi-‘lilsier. MTS- Sydney street departments. but as we are the government's efforts at this n11

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time of war. I cannot allow such statremen? to pass unnoticed.

" say o Mr. Meighen that at no time or place have I ever made a c‘ ‘way ‘he 1.13m“ ‘Pi 3"?“ m1" Y d d reference to Britain or to Dumb ing‘ after air operations cvcr- Bil‘ H1 c ma, Sh“, such as he attributed w Fleas, thice killed in Canada and one

.» “$210133? 0i 111911‘ iahliiy flhii in a world war and are not sup- OTTAWA, Jan. 20—(CP>-—Tho i rl .

posed to spend any more money Rc al Canadian Air Force announ-

The many friends of Miss Ger- u, i...» out. t. ~. t» tsi.ansizil.risr."attire." ltizt.i*ieils.s.°r“rr i“ r‘ I

TOWN 0F SUMMERSIDE ,, ulcuun Clark spent a. cou- December 31st, i941.

9i dais i" smmeisid“ m“ All doinlY women are

REVENUE a poi... “i355? _-h_ ssrs°sss..zi."sisidwzziii r2324; isarsfiesireziisiritual‘never Jill . .. s _ , ‘ -~ . _ _ '-'- .5 sinlwtfon xieftshrildlililmpnftfrsyniitit Kilt}. “ml the budget‘ . chaneFge-rkm t° (“fine m?" One overseas flier. llisylfillsiy YB- Asscssilleiit collected .. $53.i35»91 _ _ _______ i8 , 1 hi’ m ttildt In conclusion I would like to m“ “‘"h°’i.mi“'e “m” ‘"3 “m5 Ported misslnmwas designated "now Judqniut, _ 1,i14,ii so4,2u0.62 Busy Bee Unit of the Ken- “mmpeg were iaw a en 1h” thank Your WOrLHiD rol- your kind . . hell“ “iiliibuied i° me- m‘ "ids reported prisoner of war?‘ Aiiolhei- Poll uufcoilttlcu ’ ..... .. 3,115.60 ~ minim mail“! ° 31° 6511915 a“ cooperation, also the Town (Jenn. Undmoiiorisofionin blame who» Wilfoh Will jilSiiiy a statement such

on Red Cross Branch held Was reported scriouslv injured oyvr- Judgmuzis

“Wham 1° i147“- orvme Clark held their weekly meeting at the

next-cf-kinz-

National Silver Fox Breeders As- m m To , 1 ’___ .1 _ . f I _| 1 h‘ . “t, he has mad“. __ _ W \ ' '" h. W3-

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3511, After adult evenings Mn Arthur Ready’ Charlottetown‘ CfQIlEiQLfgflfiilyhllglinfittfigihlés (loin. i qllllfiflrll[lfWi-[hlrllllilllltilllil ()1, I)! ew (bulges Tliiml 170m, d...“ “m, mmmq .t [HO-psi ion li4.ill.i‘i~(:lii'sili‘fljllVil( nu l LUUEWYS ltlic lniiirs were served a de- Spent me weekend at his home h, I COR-R n. lylcatlsiuliori-itluniliemlur. Sh,‘ "f l t _ _ l officially ,.(,,,0,.L,.d mm. u“. ,,.,,,. t“ Bu“ _ L, ‘h, Hum“ ‘ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ H

,, lunch by their hostess. Ken5mgt°n_ chaimgnnstlfeet (Ilcléxpmlvea Dip undies“, LU‘ fiery "mm r Ills. lg G iaya g3; lrlmw staiidnat Xhtiléi Y l i ljPbClsllllrg interest" ' - . 4 1 76

——-'--— _____. ~ > - ' o_ owing s 1e a es is o cas- S k P‘ d Ll ti. 5 . 5

.. sympathy of this community The Young People of this town POLICE REPORT _“ ubhc Duty names with official number am Ewes alillduzgoskqlill" mo“ a“

litdW-i‘ “i h“ tame“ the m“ home of Miss Eileen Profit on Fri-

pmid Dunning of Granville.

I have the honor to 511134111]; the

undic ()l]l)l'—k|?l!p! silks iniil

TORONTO. Jan. '.'0 -(Cl?l _Lt.- Col. George A. Drew. Ontario Con-

Overseas

Licciis0s»l)c Ti -

tiny evening. Games were played f0 and a hearty sing song was enjoy- ed with Must; Lois Macdonald as . ' ist. At l of a . - ' Ymmi! People 5 13mm,“ “hiya iii? evening is cdfigity luxilicfinjwhs Elias‘?!yUfifégfingcggrcwedngs_ served by their hostess.

ruyiinh fresh. Join the Uni l)‘ Dipprrs

“they and keep undies dainty and new!

pggxmxgt report of the Psiice 0s. or 1e i a d1 _ (‘egvihbor 31st‘... 4i. )6 r en m: De

e DBDartment consists of a $11M. two regular constable; rind wo special constables who are en.

_Clnrk \\‘.\s with her n; ius recent illness.

servalivc I-‘acic-r, suit] in a state. ment today’ “l rspcat....\vith ut- most emphasis" that a large num- ber of men from Ontario training Crllirrs were attached to tha- Royal Rifles of Cllllildll as tho regiment

Missing after air operations:

Bestel. Emmanuel George Robcr‘. Sgt, R7045B_ Mrs. L, Bamctt (uiotln er» Hamilton, Ont.

Burns. Charles Withers

‘ i Loiupiiiiics

Bil-ilk ltiiscrllziiicous

'04P afi/flr/fitasi I Police, Suiidiics . . MCI-em- Rciiiuls, ‘Town Hall ..

_ . ——i— .. .. . m, Sgt. R5131”. 1W‘ . ‘. W. ‘W. B ' . r ‘ n. - -~ l" d ' ‘gin their ii°g95idet?i' Mrs. Harry Mutch of charlotte- gag-leg, zguféigiggitfr d d_ vol/R” Qgcxoéo-icd “sot en route to Hon; H5155) 3a1 miciérni sq" ‘MWEJJZJ, (“ML 15G‘ on c 0h, pres mg is t is ab,“ f da in - _ 011005 an. 15- - __ 4 _ _ N_ 3_ “Q jv" ‘ W, bmm‘, penod was carried Iggvrgmgmih thehlguét $3’ herYiar_ polsjition of some are as fo‘!o\rs:- DIES, ' CtQi» “DYPY “"5 lPDiY-il‘! i0 i1 Camp. Syiincy Ciurcnco. 5.4L. “am and i-i°ii°“'“i “mi ‘he devimmai ents Mr. and Mrs. Hartle Bow- i tlrunkennessifimsts 258' Cm‘ HT’ Si!“ “in? b; u: Q01‘ F’ w‘ Clarke Rrmaz’ Mrs‘ S‘ Leaver (mother) mod‘ “my vc ons 256. W: Pdrawn 2, a o Qu. ., Honorary Colonel of the Coilingwood, one“ m fortnightly meeting q] the D h i‘ _ awn . ‘ n“ . an on (HIOFBS in re or- rs. . . aic 4w e niicouvrr, Abbmm. _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ’ _ _ _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , , _ , _ _ , , , , . , , . . _ .. romersidti Rom! unit of the Keii- ,,,_§§’,;,,,,’§§,';,,, gfgf, P,',‘,,C‘L“Cf,’,§§,_ Dflfflosins uwnerty: Arrests a. V :- " m?” Teielifiili, “mi ths T<>Y<>hi° [ggfms- °““°"d flerbmIi- PO Airport . . - . ~ ». tgton Rod Cross Branch met ou w Hospital‘ Convctions 3. '/ G-‘Ybe 5111i Milli fliiei‘ h" address C 9- Mm C- H~ mm“ iiiiiei Til" Board of Health

ron to.

ltiisdriy ufiornoou at the home of Pam George Jmnes. 58L R773“

uBrucc Payiitcr. These ladies

by Col. Drew Jan. 12. that "it seems

_ Civic Election a great iiitv that the glorious rec-

Disc ount Assessment

iDruiiken Driving: Arrests 3, Cgn- . . . . .. "__ t .‘ ‘The Messrs. Allison MacLean and vc om 2' Dismissed 1~ A 12",, Pmdufl

. - Mrs. H. c. Peck (mother) Brooklyn b 111" . n4 o0 mined one “up; Mm,- whgch _ Assault causing bodily harm; ord of ll.e Canadians at lJ-long Kong N - De cntures so . . . . . . . . - - -- eiiliostess served s. dainty lunch. y‘? “§,§‘§,§“‘.‘{,‘f. ‘ii.§§‘§,,,§-,,°-,h§k (Eases 2. Convictions l. Dfsmisged ___ should be marred at th.s tzme by Y Permanent Street Assessment .

hows-u, Lloyd Charle . sot, B59709 a ________ ., DN/grs. M. L. Powell (mgther) Virden. Fire mpanmenn ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' " fill.

editorial comment based on state- ments made in the heat of a politi- cal campaign."

homes in Remington. PuIblic Health. may say that as the pgpulaf/lo“ of our town having increased by R-

Fines and Costs

iii. Lester woodside of Malpeque Intel“, c“ Ovcrdraruf“

Common Assault: Cases 8. Con- wd Krusiiigton and Summer-

victions 7. Withdrawn 1.

Mr. Earnest Robertson of sum-

_, Previously reported missing, now . °i1Ti“"-*<i"5'» merside spent the week-end in Ken- Izvgganfyidcilsfs 13. Convictions bout two thousand and also \v't1i Ariilifiaiikifligiiiiigpigioxglcgf‘circuit?’ regrricddpflfoonerldnf ‘Kim. S lliiéilif-"isriceon Debeinffies _______.. ; ._ h . Imssc . u ~ ~ ~ _ i -. . - ..t. .— c ar , ona or on. gt. 1b V 4 _ _ __ _

iii: annual met-ting of the Town iswxagggufhe guest °i M‘ m3 am Highway Traffic Act Cases:— Ftliiicgdtitiiigmwtloripcefintriiaé (pfoliigeb g 1r daw- i-X-l York south’ CO1‘ Drew h“ 1254393‘ Mrs‘ A‘ M‘ G°dard "mm" llciisizzielllyan o . . . . . . . . .. -- ii was held in the Town Hall Re Speeding: Cases 4. Convictions ' e“ said" M the very m“ mmnent a er) Hamimm‘ om"

e us Printing, Advertising. dzc ..

ii- t .

Thursday evening “Mm H“ Mm John R- chlshlom of Ker“ 4. l ment has been greatly increas- large rltl€mile$ otf tIAIitXéIiIIGd ltmen ‘ieriousiy injured on active ser- Ponce

.ii1 “my” 3115591 Champim‘ slngton received a cablegram re Re Driving Wiiiwlli l iioense: During the year the police found “ere ac e o e “$5. ‘M; Morrison Jame; Henry e - Pm“

dmii- csntly from her husband in England ca!“ l" mnvicuoris 1' "Ye (iOOYS 0f fiiivy-onc busmcsc nrlfiilfing K°Q‘?';,,,"I,,°”“;,’ Unto B79101. Mrs. K. Morrison {niotlicgif Pmpi-"i"

n D C“ stating that he is well mid nappy. Proi__sifltutcs. Re second Hail-i rims had been left open through its’ mg M- e1 -'ii ngt vo up "a- wihilhmihi- Que. §““‘“°‘- .

‘e numy frlcnds of Mrs‘ ____ Diséleilcibitiziases l. Convictions L cmflcsme“ the“ were emit" 105i iiadiltion ‘Iwflfiitmililg; dine of ‘iv: b’! $328121 Bomd .

~--~ Humphrey are sorry to ro ton Act: Case 1. C - “ “‘~ “ 5 t- ~‘ c n ,5

. she has had to return to hhfi txlscawwengigélgcialixili oléeysiitigt; ‘fictions 1, s on ma“ the time or me owners new tiarest battles or an history with m‘ n“ a sidewalk '

c°i111iy Hfhpital. the guest of Mr and Mrs James “k139i ‘Act: Cases i3. Coiwic- I ‘wish to thank the officers of wf-rgxisoaivieedigrfnotfotiliee i-‘Tiimitlistiliy lémffim‘ active service: fifties? " "

i ‘ ' ons . Dsmissed 9. , -, - 5 - ' au n, omas Henry F0" , ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "

n“ Gem-Re m)“ o‘ Kensmgmn Maiixinxmn- Town Byblaw Infracuons,__ griliecfiglfgxgciihangarefPeCihiiy 'i‘P59_ guing that units of the fourth and J3l9BMMrs. '1'. B. Caulkin (mother) Sinking I~und Aplli _ _ _ _ ‘ _ . _ _ _ 213430;,

‘blfmhms ‘iisltor w different M!‘ Keith Stewart 0i’ Norb01° g8 lgiukilcases 5‘ convictions 5‘ hm“ rondered evnlyuflbcifi Pgssstiiiizg Siifgiiedlilfiigiifiriitsrebgelgm stréilisgrtiltié yiigltona). (Killed near SmmL Man’ E3559 Ligiii I " sitigolgg 3.! 948 00 so Nova Scotia. was a visitor to Summerside on e W0 ca: Cases i. Convictions» anrfcoopsruted wit!‘ u‘. 13' i] i t -- ‘ ‘ ' ' ' 1' c ' 1.1 1 Permanent s t Assessments 4.1 0- '< - u, Rom, Mom and damn,“ swdiidiiy- I'M moans“. cases 1 Convictions all times. i e o Ce a 1é‘,‘,i§é“,i§f,p§§§u,§§; §°°§h§°t1 utilities." o. fig; (Iéaftiiigi) Iljlgziinltilg; $816911??? ""','.I' . ."'.I'.".' zigisa ills of New Annan were recent Mrs. Lester Bryenton 0f Sprinl ‘ I I wish to thank the Mayor and COL Drew's statement said today Mlddlmx‘ Eng’ own a

his to Kcnsliigton.

ill James Caldwell spent the ' PM ill spring valley, the guest i“! will. Mrs. Lester Bryenton

' iii. Brycuton. ii! Misses Adeline

1Kcnsiugton_

i. cum-t Caldwell of the a. l. F stationed at Moncton, ar.

_ and Eileen it" of Irisiitown were recent-

Vallcy, was a visitor to Kensingwn on Saturday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Caldwell.

Mrs. William Gill and daughter Minnie of Kensington were visitors to Emerald on Saturday evening.

Mr. J. E. Inglis of Charlottetown spent the week-end in Kenslngton the guest of his wife and family.

Mrs. Stanley Sharpe and Miss

Re Parking: Cases 1. Diimlssgd 1,

Re Vosfflllcy: Cases 3. Convic- tions 3.

Re Nuisances: Cases 1. Convic- tions l. R4? Di-iiiifbihi! the Peace: Cases 1. Convictions l.

l-‘te Curfew law: Cases 2. convic- tions 2.

Juvenile Cases: 19. Convictions 19. Three sent to foster homes in the country: twelve on probation

Mémbers 0f the Town Council. also, the Stipendiary Magistrate, Ernest H» Simiig. KC. who have given valuable assistance and advice.

I also wish to thank the officers under my charge for carrying out their numerous duties in an effic- ient manner. also, the citizens who have given the police their valuable assistance without which the pol- ice would not be able to carry on successfully.

Trusting that this report may

No one questioned the fact they liaJ been mobilized for 15 mon" s be- fore being sent to l-Iong Kong "and certainly no one sought to mar the glorious record of the gallant young Canadians who served at l-fong Kong."

Col. Clarke's statement "carefully avoids the critical point in issue and conveys a false impression oi what was said." Col. Drcw acidza. adding it. was possible Col. Clarke was unaware of the fact of the

Douglas George.

Irvine, IAQ. Rl06928. Mrs. S. D. frvine fmutlicrl

Total Expenditures

YHHCOUVGI‘. (Killed near Sifton, Jan, Surplus ihl‘ S001‘ 3,1

Died from natural causes

Hnrdvment. John. LAC. 142402518. . - - J. A. Hardyment (father) Morton, 0111' iiiidihds in ti" 1'°¢°"d-‘ °i ‘he Tm“ °f smnmerslde to‘ en

N. Z. Seriously ill: Rickcrby. Ronald

Christchurch. N, Z.

Wynn. NZ4l374. Mrs. R. W, Rlckerby’

sat. (wife)

We certify’ to

the coneutnes of this stuteliient in RCCOIT-ifltlliliél?

ded December 31st 1941, subject to our iecort to the Council 11nd" date of January 20th. 1942.

signed D. F. ARCHIBALD. C. A.

Per Morrell and Company. Chartered Accountants

day in Jaiiuai-yfiliiifihen the

to th i - hilomo to spend the week-end Addie Murmur-do o; gory-mo ‘pen; to ftfagiiligargsogtiafrxt Haggai?“ “wiitiyiiiiiiosiliiii 353K151’ I am’ “mhfinfi ‘ifsTefmiq-girietiiismitura-‘ngi P Sig: btenmhrillggii giflciiiltififigniifisi‘ builei-‘Piefcui bfldy oi Raoul Del‘- . stvife and family 11¢" the weekend in Kensington /t.he were diWO-itd 0f by Stipendiarv 111.11g}; R vvflrrp; procee e 5 i’ i F cra met- orme, step-brother of t e D115“- ' i - - fact that these men were not ade- P818115 1111i‘ was“ pawn *" p

nupéimfifili services of the late s‘ ‘iill rivnns was held from - fnlions Church. Burlington. iuriifll’ afternoon. The ser- Egtéille church and grave were

hv the rector, the my.

S:

guests of Miss Edna MsoMurdo.

Mrs, Russell MacKay of Ken- slngton was a visitor to summerside on Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Murray sweet of

Magistrate Ernest H. Strong, K. C. Tlrree received Jail sentences and one slisnendeci sentence. In the cases whore the Juveniles were dealt with in the Police Court I may say that they were handed over by D. Egar Shaw, Esq” Judge

Chief of Police, Summerside.

War Briefs

quately trained for active service."

The Ontario Conservative lead- er's statement added "I also re- pent" that "it is a ilzumefui be- trayal or public duty for any one in possession of the facts to tell the people of Canada that there

Art praised. .

IJY

British paper

a1 s and waste bones with es-

, Y8K senlial needs of th

A inuuition WOTKET and a steel-hel-

mcted soldier are

side in one of the three posters - in U i ity. had stress“ {rrilearlintigligr ttryhli-Fdcgisitri-fililieys Fgthfii-aliielorme. who was ih shame