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WITH A COMPLETE ROUND-UP OF NEW SONGS, JOKES, STORIES

Featuring His Big

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mat L-IHJIOIIL told Nolan that he'd slop on ills wav back and report on

Then he ltft his ilelper in and (lrore to Crirsitelci to see his; mother who ls sltk. He‘ StOPPEd at lllc town garage at midnight to}

he was leaving, the man said.

A fella drove through town lick- cty<split a couple of hourssgo. I ran out to see what fool driver; was thumbing his nose at (loath and destruction. and who‘

Couldn't believe my eyes. Those ba- mont boys were Just spilling over with P611 and high spirits but they or was the most, law-abiding citizens . of this town. '. That jolted Nolan's opcn. He phoned Mrs. Shaw. Site had gone to bed. She phoned your, [y

JEWELERS SINCE liltll Jewellers For Over ‘l5 Years

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1-‘11111891 experience no at that.

David Croftoifs praiscworthy mind wide v1n¢111g_ . let Joan get into the house. Fat-, Slade. We have hot

3 SHOWS DAILY

2:30 - 7 and 8:45 P. \f-

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Borrah Minnevitcli and His

Band h American Sports

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Jerry

the road? he didn't knctr. She finished her l remember. sentence. Well. Nolan hung around his I‘1l be gl station till about eight o'clock.i the present lct, the

CHAPTER XXVI

swap stories with the boss. Just as] Every window in the Ma

,alighy, when Jerry Slade ,1 off i ‘ oi it

Senator" and Mrs. Shaw and Peggy. ‘twith the black and white dog, and

Oh, honey! Oh, honey. her moth-

kept saying. laugh attempt, if not

WM C011

Come along,

n no as o u n anlbat mun

Rings she'll irt-fh ure all ho. itir‘ (i... mend ti-ngogt-notui

. (‘Fiflflfl lmmi

'i"ltcj."rc Beauties

Enagmxl-nd in iUXUll

_ I our design Ami ll

grand vciiuu iu bntltl k

a.

_ that she was convinced that the cabin

held a gruesome secret? PerhBPS

htla tangled ‘GT2

he engine of the sedan in front‘ m

thorny

hobby i5

Comi

adequate

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ROBERT WALKER s. DONNKIIID '

“SEE iiEilE PRIVATE IiliiGillWE”

PLUS NllWS-DISNI! OAITOON_Q||Q1" gm

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By JACK BRAYLEY

Canadian Press Stuff Writer UITAWA, Aug l8 -— (GP)

and _ trlillsportfltlon

IS.

and their brother Maritimers have

is great disappointment that this tboat was built to burn oil instead, of coa ."

Munitions Minister rid to gs‘. hctne, and for servegdcogleutaghgl]Iiniigléiucer‘ e Commons traveller, whose

Howe

personal investigation

|most of Canada's problems — J.

.MacNlcol. Prozressive Conservattvei Toronto Daven ort-' slid he was rather disappoints with e new shl The new ferry is designed to iii!- rharge from one end and can carry only 60 motor cars and l0 freight cars whereas similar ships operat- n ing a similar distance across Mac-l kirravLfijgigltgjn_similar_ ice _ condi-

member

to so fow." C od as 100 Japanese bombers rntd Cbungking.

i

for

P. $00.

was s0 much cwetl by so many

nniullan mission burn-

perennlal question of; facilities between Prince Edward Island the Canadian mainland may temporarily

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Char-j P. mmts

icient money because it

was likely] int: into construction

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GAY iIIJSIBAL GEM Fiiiiii M-li

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A WIRNER ‘INRILLER m WA. ‘JAN WIMHRD ' if.‘ "-22-". by 8..

"run CHARLUITETOWN _ GUARDIAN ':"'=""_ TO-DA Y

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“TWILIGHT 0N ‘III PRAIRIE"

ADDED SHORTS Show: hM-I-IMB

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IRIN lfldlil Ems

no uis oacuumt °‘"°°" - News - MUSIC Ansbpilltggriosqciigns MW""W"""“A:"

Island Transportation Problem Recently Aired in the House of Commons

-The 4 Dock

be“ and off the

“At. present, it Ls

take a big ear over there

my motorcar the sa nI. ferry," he said.

that be changed "even if it

the Islanders a fair dell dersr

the ferry

sel — buildin

‘manufacture - will , pulsion machinery. af| diesel engines with R. i

Mackinaw ships

mlt extreme flexibility in; a. concention of a Dower from [crating not;

I63 Great George Strut CIIABLOTTETOWN, Ill-l.

iill fltli. tllkl

I tions, can discharge from both eigds. "The H‘“"°v1a"-" take ill car; and 24 1311's.?‘ firs. t mprovemen

Another badhfcature fcr rfacltilitalt; P111115” W111“ WW

'i ar disc ar e was i. e cc

and: ariabifthsgordsn, PFEJ. and Tormen- Y1°m13 m!" c1 be] tine, NB. - termini of the ferry. “m- his “s”

, settled when the new: He i.“

$4,030,000 ice-breaker car ferry

gins operations in l4 month, but most Maritimers feel the only per- manent solution is a causeway or tunnel across the ice-toothed nine

of tough Northumberl-ind

t.

The ferry will replace the 5. 5.1 m ~ Charlottetown, lost in i941 summer voyage to Saint John, N.B.. for repai When the Fathers of Confedera- tion framed preliminaries of Dominionh constitution in

lottetown one of the commit most readily agreed on was "The Island" would have eff lines 0f communication with Canadian mainland. And Islan

uch for the ordinary tourist to‘

become furiou; when I have along on an. upper deck and drive around s narrow pas-_ e such as is the case on the

He added that the design should costs more 1m would give the u p

Transport Minister Mlchsud. a New Brunswicker. said the docking

former The main feature of the new ves- terisl enter-l its nro- up m

tors are capable of producing 12.000 horse powar--'I.500 more than thei

. This will per-i

in throw-i maximum, the diesel engine cen- onw one propeller ini

About 1890 Winston

some lines on ‘eventually saw

It is interesting to verses now and

Churchill speech of

of coming across Europe is

had ‘

There followed he spirits of the dead.

I 1g 1mm “s w”, Upon “Mommy; his face. She claimed he knocked w o fair and famous town" it made s. m" 11 1°°111 111111 5116 P10511096 the F mum swoop _ _ _ tooth. And this is Government Nor adverse winds, nor floods of 6mm“? 1 1' r n —-——- Might stay u... thrice-accursed "Have You tried, our whiskey. bane; \ Judge?’ said a. spirit traveller in Am; with unspm-lng ham; His Honour. "Nd, said the e. o

i history of

,tal hospitals." A recent

men with alcoholic psychose s x ‘one to seven to one in five. Why does one drinker get while another er

two

alcohol arise

from the sctio alcohol in

iooffee and sandwiches ready for i? ti."§°t'.§§i§libii.'li.°yhtltrlllm°n°edlil§ai§t‘ilibiit’dbygalliififiifllii u" "11"" 01 111° Pimlilflil- 7°" The forward propellers will grcst- alcohol in tire brain therefore rises a kn“ “i” ‘mihfl- '1°°"- 11°’ 9°11‘ ly improve the ice~brsakine effici- and falls with that in the blood 11°" 1°!‘ '11 11°13)“ 15 1°°‘1- cncy and will permit greater ease of the arteries much more uickly ‘i Wm“ 111"“ “ma? PM!’ P“"' in mnnowverlnu ivch n lme ~hip than GOES that i1 other qtissucs "<1 i J°"1'~' “i1”- 1 11"" "1"" tn the restricted terminals hei- with smaller circu-ation The con- “Y 11° w“ "11581" “"11 ' ""1 1 l6 1-2 knot weed slvu nit ideswiantmion in tub blood’ and "the wcnt out on the b! conv Ind 111°" oi her tremendous power and it is'effsctc from slco 101 n; dctcrm. wmrd d“ mwnm" “d 1M7“ “D001!!! ihlt GOCIIJIV’ time evendned not only by 'the amount w the bruit M my lather w keen under mall difficult‘ conditions drunk but by the rate at which it hlrn safe the way Uncle Craig told v.4" be c," confident“ ‘ ' a‘ med" w," power cum, aria in; Indrlinafia did. Tell‘! T011611 The new shio is equipped with control the ‘effects once the blood own er c ec . _ (To Cont,“ ,) ggttiiiurgtnt “and, svlgeggnsvlulltcggzol carries alcohol to the brain. in handv when lo conditions are N01‘ lI-MUBT I - of lcrlotu perilous. Often it It is an undeniable fact that war, has taken t a Charlottetown ll tragic evil t ough it is, seems to hours to make the nine-mile ercu- i develop qualities of resourceful- A 111k in Winter timl- then! couraglc and thekabitlity min m: re peope o wor on er s o ________,__ I“ ‘I, __ , ive their best. "w at would happen," asks one writer. "ii we found the way to -»-=- Fir FM Ailments ti: :.:t::':.l~ slant?! "is AUG r10. lMO-Britlsh tr p: d u m" t film j r_ withdrew from Bomalllsnd. Brit h 00"!!!" ‘W111i d f, 1' "hi l“, '11:,‘ report 510 German planes mot! it J A “RQWN up lhh‘, 5° g 1"‘ ‘l ‘f???’ “h E, dew-n in seven days. 'I‘u.rk-. said m; ' Inc svernen o some a n c’ c an- heve promised to aid Greece in the! OINIOPNIIC n91’ 1°‘ m’ “hmmmem ° “me event Greece attacked by Italy. 1 lwcmc 5°11 _ auovsr 2o. lll4’1~l-"l'iino Mlnis- I 1w Whit would happen l! ‘M1 tor Chumhlll in Hi9 eighth war rc-. ' e 1111151 115N911 11 i119 W11111111I 111 ew mil of ist-itltinli illllllflll unit l this war ls to be worthwhile T11; "netvar in tlit- rieltl ct human mn- new-found powers of the nations L‘

|maullood rind womanhood must not be dissipated nor wasted. not

-"dcmobllized" but remobillzed

of peace —

4

iek out d not ill fit a i944. This early had imagina- iption of the persons should be able “lwllqlmrabie he" to one end of the ship _ other end when t rfiached] the far shorten“ He has: made e tr severe es an illfiVfil‘ ngade the crossing “without And as l" Siuwly glided by becoming furious" before getting oifm T

curly crude schoolboy eff rt O'er miles of bleak Siberia It moved with noiseless

[standing common factor in persons coming to men-

shows that the number of first ad- missions to mental hospitals cf wo-

years in ratio to men from

stays partially sob Here is the explanation

the brain, which has,

CHURCHILL POEMS (From Yorkshire Post) Churchill tried his hand at poetry with influenza light of day in

study these vivid

0

The Urali peaks could not turn

artlal, cruel and severe travelled on allied with fear

_ And smote the Fatherland. iAcross France. then the Channe1_.

the

BUIVGY

s went

drunk

of n of

which

‘s ‘pill!!! tread;

it across the sky

,of a newly nature III ltd"; 231.18.. 1'

, coon m Photos.

ber.

RETURNS HOME — Mr. W. P. turned from s visit Sr. lfi-nncls Ps-

McKenna has re to his daughter, trick oi.’ the Bis

tars oi - Halifax.

VISITING P. Josephine and Sr. Rate Joseph's Orphanage, returned to the! vents aft/Jr visit with relati Kelly's Cross Their sister, Mr . Allston, Mass. and four ‘hi?! spending pleasant

ves in

Mass,

ceived word that her son Pvt. Thane W. Bernard has arrived safely over- t; with formerly from i Konsinkton. and has resided

31159-111 1'01‘ the past fcur years.

seas. Pvt. Bernard .Medical Bn. He was

ISLAND CASUALTIIS are nine Island caeualtie lgdtest Canadian Army list

a i

' and Mrs. W. has received

comlllishecl so much

| work under oi her aunt Sr. Anna

[who _is Mother Superior

-g £2125. °°11V£I1.¢-_G18¢° 1311!.

in one

-, o! our of a. noblcr order.

0N The Arena. ’ of Vancouver and r

international

Beer Saloon

watched ial of two rather with having engaged in in a well-known beer other case was that

who had _two bottles of fore her in the saloon when

a fist

needed a bottle, so dec

nstructlons in feedin was at hand. and the woman beer- slugging combat. said she bit his

"but I‘vc tried lots of fellows have.“

worn O

Here are two emblem the

some soldiers Army Overseas which Wol- g has produced and made l _ elow is pictured the a

of

attached to

rcs - in other words Eisenhower's staff. The field e white sword. which includes national flags composed tors is the lnslgn a

and a the Allies

l0! the

IGEITIIII. Glllilliill

..*."*i..=:.'-.:.-..:.":~:.f'..'.':..:t:5

coivranaaairiai LII‘! m- SUEANCE.

QND MR8. l‘. W. JOIN- urrey River. uuloiunce the

. sun of ndoolurs‘. Ah Rfilfiurmtalmt .. . . I80 o

in Sept-an

H was a coinpsnied by his daushtes, Mrs. lfinus Mulligan, Kinkors.

l. I. — Sr. Anna Marie 8t. Halifax, have r respective a very pleasant month's

Emerald, and Charlottetown. s. G . Cook children era holidays on,

RECEIVES DIPLOMAS — Miss . .Tercsa McKenna. daughter of Mr, P. McKcnns, 12:13am, her Grade XI Certifi-

the capable leadership Jose hlnc O J75 tasks of_ reconstruction and F; -' " national life and

THE WESTERN FRONT The Brswiing I sat in the Police Court

respectable looking women who were charged,

saloon.

remembered that the baby st home ided hone her husband and give him

hour cf 6.00 p. m. (closing time) The saloon manager drunk had a 1n the Court he arm and scratched

1113i

nsdisn d War

Pioulder sleeve insignia worn by personnel

BIA - supreme Headquarters Allied Expedi onar 1o Genera

black with red flames rising from rainbow all colon of which of are the shield. At top of the famous Brit- ish Eizhtll Army — a gold or yel-

s .__

I DIP The Grass Snake

gains the other day, the irst l elelsnt little snake ll

rare on the Island, and Mellish,

ck . mgggngvgoggrwwggug~gogg- i'.’.“°o‘.'l.‘"l.tti “.13.? $5.211‘ 52.61 5w!‘ 1...... Mu-murh wmdm m s" were sometimes to be seen on Ire

o" Dr. Harry Piers

useuin. Halifax, told t e

snakes were general Nova Scotia. It may be er here than is supposed, color would easily cause it av ' ihltbillglmil s men pu

in: will’ preserve tablet. its color) for a very long

e. This specimen is I31 dm (any 15 inches) long, measuring 4.67 din l8 in have been found elsewhere.

slender, ” lead pencil,

Ch arity,

0011- It u e thicker than a and it tapers evenly I and gracefully to a fins point at’ its tail. It: heed is small 131d beautifully moulded. In color e

snake is of a deep Iran gr above, and on the sides, while ventral plates (below) are suf- h ' fused with bluish-green. The ven- i“ u‘ ttlrisl plates numb: 140. u against.

up. roximatcly. he food of the consists of

the

in

gardenc is an tinthink prejudice that prompts the traction of our snakes, for larger kinda do useful service in caring out young rats and mice. | can enter their nests in places and I wigs‘: cat tcoglfil‘ not possibly g8‘) A ti“ grea naeus c one e d “tin language for the names of s is

Issued

created organisms, for it was e universal language scientists.

A Russian professor 1

Tsruscuni, he would know I was saying something about s dande- lioni Now. had I lived day I should have called the Grass

mv sojourn in P. E Liopeltls vernslls. now call it Ophendrys vcrnnllsl And it is quite possible that the next text-book will cell ltsome- thing else. Chanfing the names ever faw years-o ten without any goo reason-defeats Linnaeuss _ ideal of s universal scientific nomenclature.

There are only two writers who have dealt. with the wakes of the Island. John T. Mellich, MA, in i876, contrib "Notes on the of Prince a the transactions of ths Nova Scotia Institute, volume 4. pp. 163-167. Francis Bsin, who published "The Natural History

E Island’ s o

. . in

account of the species of; snakes which were to be found here in his day. (Melltsh lists five s eciest. from my own observa- t on I believe they are not as com- mon as they were to years ago.

The Ind Old Tinsel

I made one of my infrequent vis- its "to town" the other day and as I was driven down the wall- remembered road I meditated on the many and greet cha es that had taken place since I irst set foot on it in i910. A new generation was occupying the home- steads; boys and girls whom I used to teach, were now sending their children to the same "little red school-house." And what gave me pleasure was that these young men and women are almost without ex- ception better than their fathers wm. They are broader-minded.

i

year's

St.

HEW

i I

the

ti. | fight An-

of

i i t

Lord

was fallinl. The lamp was lighted, they had supper, cleared the table and drew up to it to count the money that came from the sold. Just at. that moment t opened and a man muffled to the eyes, entered. He walked to the Pllflflfi

grcduce ‘

money into the other, and walker‘ M0101‘!

that was the last of both man and]

quicjlkifis _ - -

flected 1118

By

b!

is

lulu; xgruaadcrsdlcrossflggfla Whig. ‘ d. w s e . lana ans n w " ‘ ' . m m‘ W" m“ ‘mm _ Just like our lrllfll‘ an an

i (Oenadlui Army Pholnsll.

neat completely furnished’?

‘f? -‘NE_WSY NOTE$ _

who A Grass Snake was bro ht in kept ll were characters on m ' According to Francis thou d

r home l-fir .- gldent did e In

d f t fift 111101981 the Islsn cry or yo‘ year: “mom came x “urgent time were no

te . l’ . m r "m: y“ s B a commons’: wnrdl. there was

ct. m“) linen. though Tveon

eighbor’: (M mile are . beck wi i good mitts gen DIGllIll . the was something fishy

fiGlAOIOI-l! transaction,

a a

them common cami- snubs iu vomléits-bshortly after Mr.

ins Grass Snake‘ which grasshoppers, cutworms, P981811! 1111B!!!

would have taken g”. story downl However, My, m, lucky ehou tier straw fellow said. Ju ing from press