llill SHOES

on x ° i.

iiEllTllAl. ausiiiiiiiii '

eel h reserved for noIs

%‘T:lsrnt but sdvertlsin

ii Elva surﬁng.” till

m. In edvluee. ' ' f" coon-s m Phologtlphl. " ; communion '

sumac: u” n’ '

IOWAID IIQINNIB 101' FOOIIQII. 2-

IIAUTIUL Summer Mrs. Johnston‘ , Queen.

; am , wane.

Fliildu I S-Stt-tt I Dr 109 Kent stmnesr,

5-80-10!

LATEST-EN rorrnniii Omckotifs Jewellery. ’

Fashion Shoppe. I i ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mra: G. Allan Stewart. Charlottetown, announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth Evelyn to Joseph Percival. soul of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- ol Glasgow. Scotland. to babe place in Glas-

gow. Scotland, early in July. 8-10-11

1 OITY POLICE COURT-Satur-

l . i i

oi be “keel; its! you'll 9's ls A

Imagine yourself in a war-ravaged Your home . . . s rubble heap. Your clothes . . Jvhsryosssaved ssyou ran from you: home. lirshs shops .' . . time are no shop's. Only someone beyond the menu - plus shoes - plus bedding. If seas can help. In this-case . . . it is you". our contribution seems small, remem- You csrrgivetheclodringyou no longer r this . . . every garment you give

need. . ~ _ g ._ means one more human being saved Clothing you rney-eessider oldcsnbriog from cold or sickness or possibly death. was? is ussoso . . .

WHAT YOU CAN DO . . e

-"""“-“"‘ ’°" "" PM" h‘ ""‘*'"’ iéogfimousiiaifiisceliiisﬁfiiihfhzﬁiilinu; wo“ “mm” you can spare. Wrap in paper end tie se-

UNIIWIAI curely. You can include a short personal

IIQMNQ IIIOIS

message with your contribution. WARM U30"!!! Al-IIIINN '-

nevv life co some suifering person to whom war brought despair and destitu- tiou. The N 'onsl Clothing Collection aims sr hundreds of thousands of gar-

2. Have it ready in a bundle to oike to your collection depot or pest oﬁoe when she collection begins.

I“ A mleee. spore Mo! flbsy eds wear?

a NATI D NAL .,‘~;i; ELDTHiNB CLLEGTIDN”

JUNE I710 29. . .; rorsored byCANADlAN ALLIED RELIEF

sen-e woof

trs detail ofoolee tris- to maintain order ss vot- ers crowded in to cast their ballots. Police prob- ernment" voterl-JIIINYIM-‘Mliill places throughout iun- was complicated 'by the fact that there ' was Italylunoay to vets an; the quest-ion of retention of only one d-oor to theipoll which had to be used both the monarchy.‘ At one poll‘ inﬂame, above. an ex- _ as an entrance and exit- 1

most sl deoilon they have had to nuke concerning ~futurs clot-heir gov-

day morning st the City Police Court two females and a male were before Magistrate KM. Mar- tin. One woman was fined I800 and costs under the Prohibition Act: the other, s drilnk, was given 20 days on an old commitment. The man was remanded in cus- tody until June 111th Mr obstruct- ing a police officer.

Min Orvs. Gill of the the Royal Bank of C here, who has been transferred to the Calgary branch, left by plane Sat- urday morning. Her many friends ‘join in wishing her every success.

Mira. Leo B. Doyle and son Clar- enoe have returned from a pleas- ant motor trip through New Brun- swick. They were accompanied to Bath by Sr. M of The Precious Blood on route to H . Ont- ario where a new monastry has been founded on Molmtalri Brow, A

staff of

Up. James 8t.

1'00 Late To Classify

LOST-BLACK HEIFER. STRAY- ed from pasture. Please iiotify 5t. Dunstan‘: College. 8-10-41.

YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE light work on chicken or fo-x farm between Charlottetown and Summerside. diari.

llsrtii llsvli_s_

6-10-11.

(Continued ...... Page .. 38:18 Broil Putnam

ii battalions of the Highland

Light Infantry of London and Galtﬂ In P.E_|, Afﬂ eﬂlld

Ont, and the North Nova Scot-la Highlanders after divine service while the ship was still 100 miles out of Halifax. The former

imminent changes in the

_ I

d: "Ngtiuthat I: krliow iiiengs and Thsdbt on leis-s e r a o throughout Kings County. ’ The land Alta. Col. Buchanan of the grain hasbeen sown under favourable conditions. Marlsirls and large areas of planted. The present mtimate in- dicatm an increase of tweiit cent over last. veiir in certifi potatoes Com and soybeans. viously should be planted in increased acre-

land Light Infantry was under command of Col. R. B. Buchanan. Medicine Hat. went overseas in 1939 and took command of the H.111. when the battalion was formed late m the war from members of the 1st Bat- talion and 3rd Division troops.

The Ontario unit served as D61‘! of the Occupation Force m the Oidenberg and Bremen areas of North Germany.

“Our main task was looking after

displaced persons." Col, Buchanan said. "The Germans gave us very little trouble, but the D.P.'S. were a real headache. They dont know where they are going next and are always ﬁghting axnoni them- selves." The 3rd Battalion of the North Nova Scotia Highlanders had a similar part in the occupation of Germany. The 700 Maritime sol- diers returned under commnrid of LL-Col. Donald F. Forbes. Tata- ‘mngouche, N. S.

The Highland Regiment was the last battalion from the Nova Sciatic-Prince Edward Island inill- tery district to come home as a unit. The troops disembarked lin- mediately after ‘ the Aquitaine docked and were taken through the streets to a reception at No. 6 District Depot.

15 lollies (Ountlmlelﬁgn ms 11 ooohteil ioimse. v Ollie Not non

Cause of trio fire was um im-

mediately known. Hotel emglkryteﬁs

Medical-art e

said it appe basemsiit of the hotel's 50-year-old the main d

legal

nnin . spread tition which saturates floor lounge from the lobbv an then tanned out quickly.

The alarm was tilrned in at 13:38 am. CD31‘. and ﬁremen re- ported the lire under control st 3 em. By that time the four-storey Iain segtion oefdthsnaotsl was will;

tanding. Most of the

s tha section.

m t iiiiotso that a flow lll the wooed- ure might result in Meyer's sent- ence bolnil and redluc

Mr, Vaicoe admitted today that Mr. Dieisnbakefs contonbioh could be forcefully ‘argued and he an- nounced that as a matter of fact a statute was beinlz ' firming all such sentences.

Osniieid. 5r. '75. a o0-

ol the hotel. was one of

killed. and his wl-fs and son

ured the tonnes- critically.

ld, at am i-spomd

deed.‘ was mund in the Osnileld

suite on the second floor. sittinll

s pool of water pouring the

over her severely burned

body. nos down in the water was the bod! of her hilsband.

Write “JI-I" Guar- 10-10-21

The abundant rainfall of April Foreign Secretary and May with had little comment. on British poli-lhave ractically cssured the farm- _ tical affairs. Asked ii.’ there were. e113 q? Prince leadvr- harvest above aver Britain's Conservative J.A. Clark, superin

the cattle whein the PWWTQS ugust and September are dYy. should now be sown as danger from frost in most area-s is past

the plum, cherry

Having been proclaimed A STATUTORY HOLIDAY

t In observance oi.’ the King's Birthday As a Service to the Public,'Drugsiores listed below will be open from 9 a.m. till 12.30 noon

And will be closed AFTERNOON AND EVENING

The Jenkins Pharmacy; Reddin Bros; llughgg Drug Store; Johnson 8: Johnson; E. A. Foster; H. L. Worthy; Rankinds Drug Store; The Two Macs.

is tile last day to enter your dog in the CHARLOTTETOWN DOG SHOW Get‘ your Entry Form from W. C. DAVIES, 19 Longworih Ave. Phols 51-1.

BIRTHS

SHEEHAN-—At May '1, 1946, to Mr. MMINTYRE-

TUESDAY -— 8.30 May '1,

SALUTE

, 1946, to Mr, and Mrs, THE MARINES

MOOYPBY. Souris. a son;

IN TECHNICOLOE Stubbepf.‘ 80111-15‘ a Mm

BTARRING l6. 1946. to Mr, and Mrs. Paquet. Souris. a 50m

Wallace Beery NEGAUG“ _ M

u MacDONALD BROS. THEATRE

20, 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. Paquet. Souris, a son.

Madore, Souris, a daughter,

194.8, to Mr.

May 29. and H

Walsh. Souris. s son.

the June showers . '4 daughter. mwaqﬂ 151mm o1 a C URT-At the Prince dent of the rlnrental Station. The ha-y pastures, ale very prom- wlth more clover than usual

worked well and most

pointoes have been

per seed DPS- mentioned as crops m“ to provide soiling crops lo‘:

There is a verv heavy bloom 0" mid apple orch-

sprays have already

ards. Three

been applied to t gcgeiilrriental Farm orchard and e linB "will spray will be applied lust as 80°11 as the bloom fa is.

lliiifenhaker Spots Flaw in Procedure Re Meyer Sentence

(By The Canadian Premt orrawa. June .'I—The KW" eye of John Dieienbaker,

inal—Ma).-Gen. Kurt Meyer-W" tried and sentenced ‘ prisonment and the iwvefﬂmelll-B taking steps to conﬁrm ‘nee, it: was disclosed today Fred P. ininllbel‘. Commons “ilff ‘i. i???" 1111 W C B _now serving a llf rm in Dor- cheated‘ penitentiary. N. 1a.. for his part in the shying of Canadian war prison Mr, Di

to life im- the sent-

vsmoe, deputy justice appeared before th external aﬂairs com- the procedure 11min general

was prosecuted. eienbsker had contended a previous meeting of the com-

successfullv contested ed to only ﬂve years-

proposed con-

i Supreme’ in Quality l

cries of the convocation "gang, procession made

Sourls Hospital and Mrs. 1111811 Shﬂehiﬂl. Bear River. ason. ;DlXON—At the Prince Edward 1's- Ait SOllllls Hospital

oh w Jim. to Mr. and Mrs.’

' 95 r wIMyre. Souris. a son.

To IIVgOONEYP-At $011115 Hospital llA/Ilay 131305-11: the Prince Edward Is- ex i Mr. angina. Arthur Bruce. Char- gTUB5ER1-_M 50mm Hospital alotteto n, a son. M“ 2' ‘M6’ ‘o Mr’ End Mn‘ He“ illospivtal. June 8. i946, to Dr. and M“ A A

PAQUET-At Sourls Hospital May 5M“ w- 1* MR9 Reginald

i River. a daughter.

Soirris Hospital MMDONALD — Al.

May 18, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs Har- iGilelwy Hill, on June 7, i946, David old Mvﬂauizh. soiiris. a daughter. 1:. MacDonald his Bord PAQUET-At Souris Hospltéol Mgy i Fimesel from his ohn D. i w at

FEEHAN-dat $011115 Hospital May 20.1946.io Mr. a Mr. Th Feehari, st. M...§§..i-.,‘. daogiixliwpiial on sstumayﬁéw

ter.

MADORE-At soul-is Hospital May- aaiid. 194a. to w. and Mrs. John‘ i

wry. .REGAN —- Al: iihe Charlottetown

MALLARD — At Souris Hospital enry Mallard. Gowan Brae, a

$0.11. WALSH-oat Souris Hospital May 30. 19418. to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard

CLARKE-At the Prince Cuun-ty Hospital on May 3i. 194-6. to Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Clarke, Summer-

, Edward , reports Dr Island Hospital on June 7, 1946, to

- U. S. Gallup Poll -

RUSSIA SEEKING WORLD RULE MAJORITY or u. s. VOTERS sat

i Public Not Satisfied With ~ . i Explanation That Soviets Are I .

Merely Anxious To Protect Border! By American Institute of Public opinion.

PHJINOHIUN. N. J. June 10 - In the opinion of the average Am- '

ercan. Russia is out t d th st engt mes , ure her borders ugalrllst ‘zltm: an r M“ h” d“, m“ w:

for glzllsyi “i121: mpseensons out oi! ten find that s satisfactory expismgim

‘Ibo general public reaction to Russia's course in intemauonpi .1. £84m tilsuindiceted when interviewers for the Imtitilie put this question o s. e ems-section of voters from coast to coast,

‘As You Hear And Read About lEussin These Days Do You 5;. lieve Russia Is Trying To Build Herself Up To Be The Ruling Powgi- ()1

Th w Anfwkeflfl; °' lkyfgr-lifyfui Bllllﬂlns Up rrotsotioii Against Being

Ruling Po § Protection w" 5”’

No opinion

This widespread belief in Russian imperisliisnl has persisted 1m- some months. In March milieu voters were asked whether they thought "W Mﬂvn was twins to dominate OI‘ i-oii his world, the mnjqﬂpy gna-

usﬂm; m5 the lamest nui-nlber named Dumb as the

-Wor1d Copyright Rose ' ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Court, Bed- I Zion WJJLS.

ford. a daughter. LIVIINGSTONE- At the Pri ice iEdward Island Hospital on June i1, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Angus Liv- ilngstone, Charlottetown, a 31mg)‘- ter.

land Hospital on June 9, 1946, to Mr and Mrs. Boyd Dixon, Clyde

Mrs. C. W. Patterson was re- elected president of the Won\en's Missionary Society of Zion Church at the annual meeting held lust: Thursday night at the residence of

MacDonald

Hospital on June 8, 1.946, to

MncDONALD~iAt the P. E. Island

boro Street. Other

elected were: .

first vice-president;

MacNeviri, second vice-president; lVlrs. Rendle Latter, secretary; Mrs. Arthur King, treasurer; Miss Lilly Al-tken, home helpers’ secretary; Mrs. Daniel Dsrrach, message sec- retary.

An interesting feature n! the meeting was the presentation to Mrs. A. A. MacDonald of a life membership in the Society,

oudld. a son. DEATHS

his home, year.

oe Tuesday at 9 can. standard time . s uroh. Burial will be in the church ceme

8, 1948,

. , of the late littlest Rngan. Her remains will be resting at tihe AA. Hen-- nessey srei Home from s evening until the animal of her dnifhter wlbo a en route from Eng- lari . Funeral notice later. HUGS-At the Provincial Sana- io , Charlottetown. on June 8,1946. Patrick J Iiruglhes. 11896 34 years. The rmnaiinis were trans- erred from the A.A Hennessey Home ‘.0 his late residence 30 Spring St, from where the furi- e-ral will be held on Monday morn- ‘i111 at 10 am. to the Church of

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER

EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshire

the Most Holy Redeemer, thence PM“, 149

to the Catholic Cemetery.

, L s th ooima- left hs a piotuiqpi. w. s. Percival. durum- M “M” “M thaalatrvirgyllm Uelaiverslty lﬁwgrotwtantneducation for the, nmiml- ll Ill"! m, "y ﬂowly pest the as he was comratulated by DY- -

OyrilJunes prinf

Annual Meeting i

oipll and. ellor of M00111. lust ado Dr- Js-lnes hs

degree. m. J. s.

th map or Jsmsrssooiii. m°ﬁilllaniliispaoiitivsrseity W! 4°" '4" “mmi i

sicorrcr:

1v s-n-l F”,

"mm Be move. with the Arts . . ‘lguilllien “rib: hnckgmunris the beginning of the verslty of Saskatchewan. also s recto} i [rode up of more ihln ‘I00 persons. with ,orsry degree. is seen iii-the ma: ribs marshal. and Miss a» Hunter B em as r. n. Mousse; ﬁ_ " lsoiety siswsﬂ. MpN-Mil I! 1*" ~"""°*