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illATlNEE 8.15 -- NIGHT ‘L00 AND 8.45 PLUS — SPORTIJGHT -— COLOR CARTOON “5ATAN’8 CALDRON” - CHAPTER. 8 OF TIIE

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_ij__usg_,_g_r_l_i_'lgi_._o'r'rajowl\r GUARDIAN

rflul‘ ITIKLE __

SEVFEMBEB.§.»...194J.

FRINGE EDWARD Til-DAY AN» SAT.

Shows 3.15—7 and 9.15 QROWDS-BE EARLY

mutual.-

ULDEN f M

tor 0n the screen!

PETER B. KYNES GREATEST THRILLE‘

ii sillp cou

tmdav. Out of

01y 28 trips.

in. Official

(Continued from Page l)

illiemcnt of railway officials that ld not be salvaged.

Another matter dealt with was hi of rile proposed transfer of the hills-Canada Air Lines feeder aer- m back m a. private company. In til connection, Mr. llliirrnnn of a special A-lr Services h-rlnlittoc presented a report On be record of Trans-Canada. Air ts as compared with that of its lltdeccsscr, Canadian Airways, on fir Menorah-Charlottetown run.

‘lire period selected for the c lirsoll was from April 15 to my lion a Schedule of two inbound incl uvo outbound trips dailv except , the 348 scheduled tics. it was found that ‘Frans-Cun- iiii cancelled 67 single trips while tinadinn Airways during the satire lirioii the previous vear cancelled

E. M. Balms-ll.

Strict Regulations "it is leit that the poorer record

posed change, contrary

line was going back to a concern. It was movcd by

Mi‘. committee be instructed to posed change and ascertain the basis on would operate: also that a thanks be tendered Nil"

presented.

Largest Enlistment

urging employers to

ployed over l5 men. Another letter was

[in c‘ A 15 caused m pa“ by the: HOD. R. B. Hanson, 110M101‘

tore strict flying regulations. under operate and without

lhicil they

tilggcsliurr that the extra liirell ii is the opinion of this com- Illilec. tllrli. as lit sci up for longer trips lasting rrernl hours. the question of relnx- lilr lbs-m somewhat for the much TllllS 0 ‘eiruvn

holler Cheri

hr rlncllca

b.- l.»

“his

“iii? frc obcr l,

ha:

lilr. Er "Gard

summer-side be discussed with '

fhc crvice

se rn with instructions to M in innnroach Premier

~ < in me Trnns-Crlnedrn shn l~~ hcforc it was lnnllz- . " Berrmlll said that the rl advised niminsf. taking ‘ion irnfll it could be d1-

in form an onlnlon. We ind that these mat- J "ilill irnlccrl lin nrlrflcularlv

l iilllmo

(‘arfrln ..-..-...,.,,,.,. my... M “mmgsm nllrulllirilsfcl‘ 0f TYIIHSDOYC." Mr. ‘;‘"‘ "Alli In (jnvvmyplnn, ' lir-l-u-orlh. Vice President o! llomrl. who presided in th" rib- Col. K. S. . u-lyv is at present. in Van- m irrrvcd rult thrlf in view of iunusrlollv bad weather of the 3"?" "i" the comparison nf this a with those of last

ch by an official of the P_:1T]°iifll0\\'l'l Post Office that F‘; VPori Burke o! this cltv was

" l" foke over the operation dcr service commencing Walter Hyndman m the whole matter

“l! kfnt too secret. He said

, Mi‘. Q-"lil clued that

' "v liubllc had a right w hi” what was taking Kiss-s advised against the any recommenda- atter Mr.

place.

making n‘ in the m

“much concerned" over the portetion problem rcsultluy: province by the reccllt IOr-h

risk be regulations

Mlmcw“ least possible delay.

Lt. Col. Full was named

merce to be held Sept. 17-18

"° m“ memorandum in

lions relative to from: icms. This (‘Olllllllltii freight rates and the t...

it wrls not advisn question at prcscl

was alluou . Mathcsoll. hinlllltzlll" nl‘ l. Transportation Comll

é u: ‘E L’? 9. Q

Vlncen, rforonio, rciritivc

fuel controller inquiring if possible to have about the extra freight rote

of the Springhlll mines bv

Mulch

t 5, lQlfi-Jtlllllnnllllls

from Austrians-

fighting on the Somme

French mtered southern end of front. ,

FRIIMY,

000-8: r Meeilmr for 8c col Workers.

mcc ting,

l‘ Supper Hall.

gate further the rumor of the pro endeavour to which it

Opposition, stating timl. he

"ed lhni Nil‘. Rizlrl .l..

O“ ll \\'

P

said that the report of the pro- ’! t t0 tile Opn 0n 0 someplesent. was more . ling up n. b fl

than a. rumor. He had heard from 9w m‘ 0 ‘Ce records at s. reliable source that the fvccli-r

private hiufcil

invc. -

vote of Ililrgllrill

and his committee for tile report

A fiflmmlmlcatlon was rend from Colonel, the Honourable J. L. Rul- ston, Minister of National Dole-new. (‘HCOIIYHQE employees to join the ncfive nrluv. The letter was acknowledged. Mr. Riggs pointvd out that this prov- ince already had the largest per caplta enlistment in Cnurlrlrl and that only about 30 firms here cin-

read f r-onl

of the

wins lmils- fo the of ille

S. B. Charlottetown rlurl pronllsitig to assist in any way polmlbii‘. 11-.- stressccl the need of nu equivalent service being established with the

' i which fact

and seconded by C01. Full iilul. the ‘ 5““'3“7'“ Pl'°""‘m.

official.

ui

motor carriers However, lilo umttcl was deferred as fhc Board fcir illnt ble to open llii‘.

\ I

taking up the mutter oi lfvlglll» ‘I "l 5""""" 5P"'“"' "d rates on turnips rind would lOrv/i‘. m“ "[i‘"""d""d 7mm” soon to have the present rates maintained. A c muniention from Mr, R. L.

i0 file

growing of 50v bonus lu this prov- ince was referred lo Dr. J. A._Cln;l<. It was also decided to write inc

it were

sollictlliilg (lone

on can!

caused by s ionizer hnul from ‘Syd- nev because of the commnudccvllriz the cov- ernmcnt. A letter from H. R. Lorrie and Company. local conl dealers. in this connection was rend, This mm- municatian also advised citizens io buv their winter's coal supply enriy.

War-—25~Y_ears Ago Today

(By The Canadian Press)

Cflplllf-

Q0 . ed erirulesfuerdoe m Tmusyiv-ulic the British crip- turcd Falfcmont farm llflcr heavy

front;

() nl .(‘(‘O\ll‘$ at

Trinity United Church

SEPTEMBER 5th

Sunday

0.00 P. Me-Annual sundry Brim“!

Social

delegate to the rluuurnl convention‘ of the Cfllllltl-lllll Cllulubor of‘ CUil-l in (Qllcbcc on‘

Another mutter dealt with was all comlcclloii will! lhe report of the ROXAI} C(ll\ll\ll"*':"l'l of the DOIIIllIlOIl-pffilvlllfliil

\

l "Noi.

McCarthy's extra-special

Sept. 7th..

brlllg their nlcrriincnt t-c the

ouch Sunday at 9:00 PM ADST.

season. A lct

but it shillld be

went on lillobaind even

I respectively.

Deanna Durbin will be Charlie guest when the Chasedz Banbom program starts its new season on Sunday, Edgar Bergen will be iilPiT: as will Abbott and Costello to respective brands of listeners who lune in RADIO STATION CFCY

‘Pills will be the second McCarthy onvuirlg attended by lovely Deanna. Durbin who helped the precocious dummy launch the program last 4 has happened to Charlie since he last saw Deanna bul- lllilt goes double for Miss Dllrbin. ‘The singing star q: my; ‘movies became Mrs. Vaughan Paul upset Charlie no end femfmbered his rrmanic tactics af. the microphone after

"CENTRAL cunilulillil

This column l; reserved for new: of l

local interest, but advertising o! a newly mtu s may be Inserted at 5 cents g word. strictly pay- lble ln advance.

CBASWELL for Photographs

REMINGTON Typewriters Adding Machines sold at

and Miller Bros. Ltd. L-382-9-4-2l. ‘

vice Sabbath Sept. ‘l. Belle Rive!‘ 11 a.m.; Brooklyn 8 p-mn Muff“ River 7 p.m. L416

BBADALBANE AND NORTH| TRYON Presbyterian Church. Div-r ‘m’ “F5538 ihdmélii" %°o%"’i’=“"§l m‘ a ' ' ' L-as-i-s-‘s-li

POLICE COUIVL-In Police Court yesterday. Stillell-l diary Magistrate K. M. Martin.

PRESBYTERIAN clluilcn sign- VICES SllfldflV. September rill- Mount Stewart 11 A. M. Hiizhficld 3 P. M. Miirshiicld 7.30 P. M.

House, Tuesday. 50in. 9. 3-30 m 6,30 p.m., in aid of Queen's Cana- dian Pund. '1‘_ea 25c. Come and bring your friends. 3i

CENTRAL PARISH. Scllbemflél‘ 'lth. Sunday. September 7th, Canoe Cove l1 A.M. Nine Mlle Creek 3 RM. Clyde River 7.30 RM. St. Catherlnos

111' . 8 P. M. RCV. T. w msiiieiitllfi n L-BSI-B-S-li.

COME T0 Government House next Tuesday ‘Of B‘ WP °f W“ and help the Queens Canadian Fund-

Gable. Etigrlr

Mich" for a home-town celebra- tion. Abbott and‘ Costello have con- linlicd their amiable mcilcs of set.

llll7ll0ll picture theatres throughout l "he country vvhcre their films have ihccrl SHWViYlQ. who "Bupk prlvamsr- lard “in lhc N".v_v" bcvg will be flicvd curb week on tile Chase &

SOUND§~CKLL_

_ _(Contlluled_ from_ ‘page l)

‘llCW such short s lwuiize housekeeping."

IVIYS. M. T. Evans, chief of the coilsumcrs relations section in the price administration offices at Washington sold women are be- comilly: more conscious that every rilly tilev ill-c handling in their iumlcs the “strategic materials" of ncfclice.

She listed the lvilrtinlc job frrvlll women:

'l‘lu>_v must make kitchen and ilollsrilold cquipmnel. last as long as possible; blly new goods Wisely to conserve income and national resources; feed and clothe the family economically while keeping rlcalth and national economy in nlillcl: eliminate all waste from lllc ironic.

Plilll buying so as not to take needed goods from the military services; use substitutes; support simplification programs to reduce colors and styles o! goods to re- louse workers and machinery to mrrkc wur nullcrlnls; protest higher prices l0 ovoid inflation; and make ‘iiFP o: help and advice from Gov- ernment departments.

Reds Stand

(Continued from page l)

may revolu-

foliowlng l: the of housewives and

crrrolc Lombard became Mrs, Clark

i:

II

II

' Berqe h be

i: lllfc Ozlsy in Hnlnlvuwagd duiirlngtaltwé n: of liic slimmer. He made one trip u“. i" NW1‘ York to discuss plans for ill" fall airings and visited- Decatur,

terday and continues Friday saturday. Morton 11W. Keeping. Ml". and Mrs. per are iloiilil irolll Cliiil‘lOl/l.(.‘l‘t)\‘.ll.i Dr. Puui Lflflllilfd svilo left emu-y lottetowll loi: Sussex recently. but

lug. The convention sessions are be- ing held in Piciou more.

. Erllcsi C. Wino UUVLllUlSll, has rc-

est sister. ‘Mrs. W. W. lluri. oi L..sl Alillolcs. Cilili Silo lczucs to ill-mini her possum her iluslmnd. one soul Earl mill a dglliillllkll‘, Isabelle nfi L05 Anizcles. g uilci tile lohozultit brothers min Slaldfb‘. Mrs. Jzls \‘\ cu-

., Cuillpcclliuli, Lot Hill, M/csiliurt. Ccni Edwin in Los Anilvivs: Gorgon. Brackici‘. P. E. 1., and Ernest. Dav- endisll.

REV, F, ll. Ll'l"i‘LI*IJl)llNS—At ‘ ll U

Lozovsky declared that Lenin- grnds siroug nriti-nircraft defences llrnvc nrcvclllcd llcnvv bombing. oulv arc the Gcrlnans slruurlili at one place and lmubie to move iollvlnrd. but they are forced to throw in new forces lo remain nt the points they have rcncilcri." Lozovsky continued. |

He branded as "German propa- ganda. ill the realm nf fantasy” Axis claims that Ix-ninrrrad is encircled. cur. off nuri on the verge of frlliiniz. On the contrary. he said. Leningrad is maintaining regular rail commun- iention with other parts of the 80-‘ vlct Union bv several railways. -

The snokcslniln said that mp0“! o! Sovlct-Flilllish negotiations for a scnnrnte hence "do not correspond wiih reailfv." He also denied that the Germans had taken Brvansk.) railwnv iunction 220 miles southwest of Moscow, "another radio victory—' not one bv the Rclchswehr."

‘The situation around Odessa has improved recently. Iozovskv report-i ed. because constant soviet counter-l attacks have made the siege so costlv to the Germans and Rumnn- inns. He siiid the Germans are us- lniz the Rilmlllllllfl‘; to lead the tis-

has Rumania. suffered such losses."

T0 LET OCT. l HOUSE 95 ED- ward St. Write L. Guardian. L-414-9-5-2l

r06 O-QQ4§OO—OGO-Q%QO-O-QVWQ-Q-

Ladies Aid Bridge

Reserve Wednesday. for Bridge in Cundall

Home y

Wattles Aid of P. E. I. Ilospltll. tragedy was

Ticket slllc later.

I OQOOQ-QO-OFOO-VQOQ-‘MQ-O-O-v

5mm and added m“ "In no warqirowler was. they were challenged great]

Too Late To Ciasify l

CHURCH 0F scoTLANly-ser- I

OONFEDEBATION LIFE INSUB ANCE.

ant Allison Macmillan. who wfls for- ‘merly 0'“ d r c nada the (my i Yvlltfirfils cggfrar his hoarse in Fair- wedding Wednesday morning when view on fllflflllfhk after completing Julia Patricia. McGaughey, daughr»

fi ’ n

W“ Presented Wm‘ a clear dock” glgoclglgiifeeubntarrfio. ‘left yesterday BOnshaVl‘. was united in for Aldershot to continue his course. bonds of matrimony to Richard .

ilnretbecorgigg more and rlrtioreilpgsgg; cll and the iatc Mrs. Mitchell, Riev. i - rov nee. < - - L'396‘9‘5'“~ ‘Igvlvlo vrvxere cagght in fox traps and W

---——- l AFTERNOON TEA Government» Mn G

Werfi then 51W?» 0" the "lemmas ° _ As the bride entered the churchr ‘Mmr skins’ fitted - H- simmmlds- 59"“? Pm“, on the arm of her father, Mrs. Wii- . ,. , . . Road, A bus driver, who op- liam Campbell. elm who presided. uni-s. beautifully tall-

erates between Charlottetown and the airport reports that he ran 111v; ‘sums wedding march and apprm

if?o?'r}eu°“§e§"§f$?i§i”.§“?fl§ to priate selections during the cere-

ttvelve of them on a simllfl Another resident of Charlottetown

33916333}; n“, hm, became n, over satin, with bridal veil

‘ them were killed at one time on me latter worn by her mother on her farm 0f Mr. J H.

' i -lc rmvcuticu of (‘vyro WWII H0931 Tile-idly Evening and gliligs [evlsiilchborgjcued at Piclou ves- again at the breakfast at Govern- and merit House the following morning. local cluo He expressed himself president. Ralph Jenkins, Dr. B. C.‘ very Wiliiaiilf o; the MflcNelll M‘? 8"“ MYS- Anm" 5"“ out. for the trout prior to tile barl- quet it was met with a ready rc- spouse soon sent in by Mr. Cecil Dennis ______ of 0'I..eary and a number of other ISLAND liftlit’ PASSES -— itiitlfilie specimens were shortly forth- _ coming from Mr. Neil s. MllcPhce cl-ivcd word o: the ticutrl 0i his uiu- I of Elmlm both "with regaydsj’

l). 1.; Mrs. Willi Dennis, Douglas St, who is now lll England with the C. A. S. F., will be pleased t0 learn [18 has .pr0moted to Lance Bombadier.

Glasgow Evening News has arrived

§§f§

WlllTE SPOT ll NBES

FOR THIS WEEK l TUESDAY NIGHT-New Dome Dance Band. All modern i

Just Arrived!

A particularly fine line of

WEDN-ESDAY NIGHT-Webster's Orchestra. Old time and modern. FRIDAY NIGHT-New Dome Dance Band- All modern-

l ‘ v COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS.

9

LADIES’ COATS

trims in Silver

L297-9-2-3i.

,,,,,,,i McGaughey-Mitchell Nuptials

St. Josephs Church. Kelly's Cross. an interesting

RETURNS TO UNIT — Lleufcn

Fur

ifi ' t fl f ‘.38 the o cers sa o and was me Scene of

Fox. Jilp Mink, Opos-

ln er of Mr. and Mrs. Pius McGaughe-yl sum, (‘zlr'llcul. Muskrat,

R 0011158 the holy r

Peru-in u and Squirrel.

-—-—- Gerald Mitchell, C.N.R. locomotive SKUNKS PLENTIFUL -- skull“ fireman, s:n oi Mr. Chas. J. Mitch-i

Keefe performed the ceremony‘ Yuluhflll box models‘

and celebrated the Nuptial Mass.

at the organ, rendered Mendel-

crl lluri finished.

ii .75 to 88.95

mony. The bride was becomingly attired‘ e h“ w leave his mm, in a wedding gown of white neg an the skumm on“, recently {we o; virreath of orange blcsscms, the

trip.

Judsqn Alexa-l-‘ wedding day, and carried a bouquet mm »of gladloll and maiden-hair fern, .}__. The bridesmaid, Miss Mary Mc- suilghey, a sister of the bride, was boom ngly attired in blue silk with

omn. mnmsp NEAR. MORELL 154 Gt. George St. Phone 1766

T 35c, sponsored b the Char- _ _. _C _ _. _ roiierown Grimm CW3 113° i" 6-3" reyfiiyniifiihm’riris°“iris‘i.l‘”'kifi. 213i.i‘Jiuhfiéié‘.“.“'?."e31fiui°°°§r .- . . . ,. l!» m- 31 Adam of ‘llvloreil. wéis‘ still‘ in ha‘ slriaiiclil; d D 1 f m c N R l "—-— l- nscou on it on ri t o‘ r. ‘r6 3y i‘. o e . . _ ~ — " __i_z ENGAGEMENT--Mf- L95 MM’ ‘. gig (égoypitals llfit night as a re-Y freight department, supported the ++++QOQQ4OQOOQQOQQoeooooecocoooccococoa+o+§4+O+v LQUChlILtIl haglnélullflle? thguaggag’ i suit of injuries received when she! gifim. M G h m M m = it nlent o wit; 1 or. ' was struck by a car nPar her home _ rs. c aug ey, mo er e btoca to Mr. Joules Power, son of the prwioug gvenirlg. dine accident bride, wore a blue dress with bolero I K the late Mr. and Mrs. James l occurred as she was driving along lackcoand hat to match. c _ 0 Power. Marriage to take Pifififlu-él lliileuéiighwllityr on a. gacyrclel lwhich; bxnit litre ffnCillgiflll 10f lgiiassh the t ('["|;\|'h)([(-((|',|1 511mm m" Mug“; i: - . _ r . r ‘if a r n ‘ . .,. . Sepiemw- i fgnmggl l‘; in,“ Qfiflenwlf. “t. “E1125 r-r r13..- iiuués Qarfinii. .3...J,..°§§‘.? HlsARi A .\ll..\l(ilfl.-\l. ll.\l.l. q CAVENDISII (YIIARGE — Wor-l impact. Police said the car WB5(j\'é,\'fltDi€¥i£sddlilgi1l‘?flkfg5tWB3i5€YV-l _].‘(_)[(_ 0 5”“? °“ Smday’ s°ptzlqiifnsrlg§lrliki iifrlfiinga” ‘did; giasmifrfififiié .9921: hangs arid iiizliv-Qlcisliu till??? TUITION IN PIN» -\"=H\'<H\<‘-- ORGAN A" 3 Rllhtm a‘ 11 1m" "n - .. ‘ » . ‘l r ‘ - ~ 'l'llli()l{lI'l‘l(‘.\l. .~ll'..ll.('1':;— Budge at 7.30 pm. lvlisslonaly . lend the annual convention of he, ng cicrcyman. A slsting in serving , Rally in C-“mdlsh P“ ‘he 9m a" " C“th°1§,°,d“§°§“i“" “film? whim‘ Di/ijfllgg “iéfgfif “NET by?" INSTRI‘ ‘Hill-incur. .\. ROY I\ DALL- t 2 pm. Bgdilfraxijlnllillcxllilass gfryvclsgggge i lvrliagglrdirisfiriie diiiffs inimisdiaarltetiv, Tonic. Miss Marl/Criitrlnaligil. 30,15? l"Ri~'\~:‘l- (Piano. '\.(‘.('.i); .-\..r\.(;.(). I li/‘ln gosseof HODMLI China, and ‘fished w the hospital‘ 5km?‘ and Mrs‘ Eddie Creamer‘ Organist and ('llilll'lt'il‘.\lt‘l‘ 'l‘rirlii_v lfliiii-d Church. ‘I ther will slKrilk G60 W Iilley ‘i? Wahham’ Mass. v Lilczii Secretary All. .\lll\lill (‘u ~.i-r\;ltorv of Music. 4r O lnissw ' ' ' L413‘ DUKE PLEASED WITH TROUT TllQ table w?“ centred with a Pupils mnv i-llvilll lit illlv time. ‘ilillli- 9G0. nr 1446 0 M r‘ ' -Delicious Island sea trout were (iQW-iwtlf Wedglflg (faker-I with “W? in-i-pur-riiioriiwfr- ljvllms. ifrlr-irvfl. if —'*—‘ . .l' l .- ' . r glggogifcgfelslslllxuon m, we Mam puke or Kent 9r me Chgflolt/g- iwcscnf". vnsisilng cf slver. cut ———-———~~"""' s

r - 44+¢+o+++o+ glass, Qhlng’ el(;,_ f/ggllfjgd w ghe +yuyyc+oooccoocoeccocooeooccoacoceccoc

Join The Signals!

l populorlj f , ' while pTGViOllS to their marriage the as being bride was the gilcst of honor at a No. 6 District Signals (i§f‘\l‘l“v'l‘l “iii llPfllll training l! t t g O

pleased with the fine flavor fish. When the call went

number of showcrs, at which many useful household articles were re- ceived. r and MrstMitcllcii motored to from W” welbknovvr‘ golrpiililo egn hi: esiklorilvroiiotiiieieayrlmhgg (TIP. lhe bride's going-away costume “I'M on 1,101,035.’ m,“ gi-yuvlulu-r iliir. ,\ limited number bmng a blue erbemble with teak of recruits arc licl-dcd to t-nlulvll-ic strength. Ncéess J qualifications are that ii mun is lrl _\l.ll.\ or over, has com- plenm grggdp g i“ school rrml is in giluil physical condition. This Unit, gives c-rvry 5mm; lllim l1 line "Pflvrumuy to equip himself with s snllil lllflfllllllllfl in PM!" M"! "l" graphic commlmicrlfivrrl, lit the 5mm? time ken-Ill"! M11119" physically fit. Enlhtnicrits iii-lily; lnmrii- zit Signals Orderly

blue hat and accessories to match and weal-inn: rm oppossum jacket. Room, Arnlivllrlw-x (K. S. ROGERS) Lt-Col.

The Guardian joins lvilh numer- r). (', No. 6 District signals, RCCS (B).

W81?

oils frfcnds in

ex‘cud‘ng hearty feiirxfnliwis.

um. iiuproviirlrlocl! Association Formed}

A mac-ling of Pouilrv Producers was held in the Agricultural H2111. Charlottetown. in the afternoon of September 2nd for the purpose o1 organizing an association of flock owners supplying hatching eggs to local ilaicllcrics. g i