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lohn McCormocII singing beloved Irish ballads .. .1

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Must arrived. 1 ear load Pressed l-lsy. Mcccwans Limited, Kilmuir.

Qybil Nicholson, who has spent the winter months In Tor- onto is vlsitlnl In Montsaue. auest of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nicholson.

III-lands of Mrs. Norman Mao- Donald, Whlm Road, will regret learn that she has entered e King County Memos-I l Hospital where she will undergo treatment. Mus Floris-lo Onnpbell, Halifax spent the holiday weekend in Mon- tague at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. l". Campbell,

His many friends are [lad to ace that Mr. Bandy Reynolds has re- turned home following s few weeks spent in the Prince ndward Island Hospital where he underwent treat- Inent.

Miss Jean Adams, Ralitax, spent the holiday weekend at the home or her parents, Rev. and rm. A. d. Adams, Montague.

Mrs. Richard Llewellyn, Monts- gue, spent the past week In Chu- lottewwn.-¢uest of her nephew, Mr. Russel Iinley and Mrs. Fin-

ley.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred lnmsn. Halifax, were holiday visitors to Montague where they visited their many friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Adsms. summer ‘ue, spent the holiday weekend In Montague, guests of _M1e. Adams’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vlckerson,

Miss Mary MscPhemon, who re- cently graduated from the nursing school of the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital, is spending s few days at her home in Glen William.

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w. Lemuel Msedorcnaek who is employed In the city spent the holiday week end at his home here.

Mr. J. MacDonald Johnston o! Peter! Road wss In Georgetown on business Monday.

Mr. David favors Is employed for a few weeks on the C. N. B. section at Cardigan.

Mrs. James Maolpod oi Murray River was s week end guest of her mother, Mrs. Minnie Refuse.

Wm Ivamssbasca auaares ass oases hand

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Gil‘! 8H0! with for all occasions. Jeweller, Montague,

Residents of this community are particularly pleased to have a sec- ond buroonnsction to Charlotte- town st 1:30 P. M. This provides a xreat deal of convenience for all who are unable to leave on the 9.00 A. M. bus. Unfortunately trav- ellers to and from Wood Islands ‘have not this convenience, for those who arrive on the first morn- ing boat (or Monique must re- main there until the evening trip, when the bus arrives In Montszue at 8.00 P. M. It would be very con- venient if there were s noon trip] from and to Montague st noon similar Io that from and w Char- lottetown. thereby [lvinl excellent connections to all travellers.

During the past week ‘Nylons Jewellers, Montague, have had on display the famous diamonds of the world sponsored by the Lorie Com- pany. All the subject matter In the display is hand painted by s very fine artist. No expense was spared in producln: this. display which contains exsctreplicas oi the famous diamonds according to weight, sire, shsoe and colour. Most of these famous diamonds are owned by Royalty. Borne of these famous diamonds Include the Oriel-lee 3-4 carats, the Kohi-noor-IN 8-4 carols; the Great Moguldm 5-8 carats: the Hope-ed 1-3 carats, blue In col- our. and the Jubilee diamond -ﬂ8. carts. and many others equally famous.

slits C. It. Boehner.

Mrs. Alan Kane and two sons Roger and Brian of Winnipeg are visiting Mre. Kane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George White.—Geo. ,

Mr. S. C. Knight is having ex- tensive repairs done to his home on the corner of Water and Main streets. ‘

Mr. Wallace Crossmsn who is employed at Fslcomvood Hospital spent the holiday with his sister, Mrs. Mary Yorston.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Keepinz and their daughter, Pat of Kentvllle. N. 5.. are [nests od Mr. Keeping! mother, Mrs. A. Coqswell.

‘The many friends of Miss Mary Ileslle, Public Health Nurse, are sorry indeed to hear of her sud- den Illness and s1l hope for a quIck- and satisfactory recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ﬂrhaw and Miss Catherine Dalzlel, R.N., o! Charlottetown spent the week end at the Dslxiel home on Water Street.

Miss Madeline McKeemsn of ‘Chsrlottetmvn and Miss Dorothy On Frlday night the Montaguetgmmw‘ °‘ “w” m“ “m” Tennis Club held s meeting Ifl IIIeTWeFk m‘: “m” °x Mr‘ md Mn’ Grade XI -Room for the purposelmm mm“ of electing new officers. Mr. Bryerf Lleweliynwas elected president of. . the club for the new season. Other, “meg! mcanfsda‘ d‘lmm'"1°"" officers Inciudez, vice president -,"m3' l“ ' “x 59'“ t“ ' l” Rudolph Hamilton and Secretory-my‘ ‘l’ h“ h°me “l” ° m” n‘ n.uw"t_Anm Macmrem T“ I for Cunp Shilo in Manitoba, where executive Includes, chairman John , l“ Wm '°,°°I"° m‘ “m: wﬂnm"

Raymond Mathleson who recent

er Montague, have as their guest. Mr. Taylor's sister, Miss Mary ray- lor, Jamaica Plains, Mass. 0n her, return she will be accompanied by Mrs. Ids MseFsrlane. who will re- main in U. S. A. for six months.

Sincere sympathy Is “tended to Mr. A. C. MacKay, Montague, on the passing arwsy of his father. Mr. Arthur MsoKsy, at the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital at the age or ninety-three years.

pnce slain the sharp tum at Munns Hill claims another soci-

lConnell and Doug Irwin. The‘

Show, Albert Arther, I-Iarry Mo»; w. and m‘ Hubert has". ‘b

would“ \ uampanled by their two daughters, - Muriel and Bernice and Miss Marlo lﬂatchilder of Charlottetown mo- tcred to Georgetown on Monday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel MacCoI-msck. .

membership committee Chairman, J. W. Lsdner, Doul George, Harold Stewart and Mac Beck. 1t was suuested that the south end cd~the courts be built up with new top soil which might be acquired during the week. Pre- psrstlons were also made to Imlsh the side fencing before the seasm gets under way. It is pleasing to note that the meeting was attend- ed by many of the younqer group who are taking an active Interest in promoting s in the town.

NORTH PINEYPI‘! SCHOOL

The following is the honor roll of the pupils of North Plnette school for the month of May:

dent when the truck owneo by Mr. Joe Fitzpatrick, launching, over- turned after rounding the turn considerably damaging the oab.f Fortunately none of the occupants were hurt, and the truck after be-' lng put back on the road. proceed-l ed on its way with a little help; At present the contracting com- pany of Poole d: Beer ls making s new road Irom the bottom of Bell's Hill to the bop o! Mum's Hill In s straight line thus cutting off this very sharp turn which has claimed so many accidents. ft is expected that the road will be fin-l ished this year. and will later be paved.

A very novel experience was en- countered by Messrs. Bert Taylor and Gus Burke, lower Montague, while fishing off the east end o! Boughton Island. The two men, while setting nets, saw s huge ses turtle which they judged to be s- bout five feet lone. Hardly believ- ing their eyes at this unusual sight. , the two men watched the turtle) make its way to s short l‘ o! the boat, so close, In Isct, that] the large bumps on its back could i be plainly seen. Inter two other= fishermen, Messrs. Lot Jenkins and 5. Jenkins, Line Road, saw the slme turtle while flshln: in the some locality. The appearance oi- sea turtles so for north is qmte s rarity since they usually nsbituste; the warmer water to the southd This is perhaps the first occasion on which one has been seen In these waters.

SIIRIS d VIBIIIITY

Mr. Waldron Roper and MI. James Farrell were week end visi- tors to Charlottetown.

Miss Mary Martin vﬂal h’ niece Mrs. Lionel strong and Mr. Strong over ihe week end.

Mr. L. W. Roper has returned in Charlottetown skier having spent the week end st his home here.

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Grade X-Annie Ross. Earl Ross.

Grade IX-John Morrison.

Grade VIII—Anns Docherty.

Grade VII-Johnny Psnton. Ver- ns Ross, Billy Ross (equal), Joreer: Dooherty.

Grade V-Peggy Ross, Nell Pan-

n. Grade W~Orvid Ross, Gloria Maclleod. Grade III 8r.—.iohn Docherty. Grade 1T! Jr.»-Hszel Machete. Bruce Bineleton, Mary Mscheod. Bﬂﬂgh cafg ﬂoat ' Grade II Bin-Vanda MscTsvish

More Mar. Than In u s IGrscIe Docherty, Auldene Ross. . .

Grade II Jr.-Robert Ross. OTTAWA. June 7- (C?) - D.

“Grade I Srw-llowsrd Ross. Allan I 00s. ﬁgnﬁrghﬁ“ :’1":3'gt°6u~l'1‘;m'5i?d‘:;; eﬂrade I din-Caroline Buchanan.

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the United States and slsoo unite",

Canada. r In his budget. Mr. Abbott pm.

Finance lidinlster Abbott ssld heposed in remove the mandatory did not know but thought It might feature of these duties. giving the be through application of Cans- Government discretion about er- disn dumping duties-aimed st arclsihg them In cases where the goods which sell for less in Csnsds I se-called dumping would nol be than In the country of msnufsc- against the public interest.

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No other sos in the world can wash cotbes cleaner, whiter than Super Suds. And You Need No lleeehl Everywhere in Canada, women are ravi about those “Iloods ohudsnfor white: duds." Try Su r Suds to-day.

The future of i. e tennis club Will’ depend on the interest of the‘ younger group. and with full com- mittees mode up of their num- hers, It is expected that they will do much in fostering the tennis spirit among the younger set, and to will also organize tennis tourna- ments with many other towns. - Luv. I

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Postmaster General Questioned As Estimates Gonsidsred

l! ITAICY (‘NDONNELL OTTAWA, June s - (OP) - The Post Office Department plans to seek clarification of its powers to deny the use of the mulls to indecent literature and gory com- ice.

Poem-meter General Bertrand told the Commons today that the matter will be referred to the Justice Department for a ruling. He salcl that under present post ofdice regulations it is difficult in féany cases to deny use of the

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The Minister spoke as members studied his departmental estim- ates for the 1948-49 fiscal year. He made these other points:

I. ‘me Government Is not prepared to r men’ s re- duetion in postage at this time. _

2. ‘Iihe question o! lower postage rates on gift parcels to Britain will be discussed again shortly with the United

THERE OUGHTA IE A LAW!

SATIIIIIIIIIZ 12*“ = AIIIFOIICE DAY I

The R.C.A.F. extends a hourly lnvIIoIlon to everyone to vlsILony of the R.C.A.F. sIaIlonsIlIIed below on June 12th e ‘. ‘~. and loin in celebrating Air Force Doyl

There will be special ground and aIr ‘displays, exhibits showing new R.CA.F. equipment and training facilities — all planned Io give you, your family and your fllsnlds a drones Io see the R.C.A.F. oi work.

Come and see your AIr Force end meet Ihe men who salsa _ ., i Canada In Ibo air -—- on Saturday, Jvns 12th =-

Iwean 2.00 and 5.00 PM

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R.C.A.F. Stallone In IhIs area:

_I. C.A.F. Station-Halifax, Dartmouth, N. B. 8.0. A. F. Station-Greenwood, N. B.

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1:8. A superannuation scheme will he Inaugurated lcr em- ployees In post offices with a revenue of at least $3,000 s N081’. - ° 4. The government ls study- . ing the postage rates charg- ed on newspapers and period- Iclols and is trying to decide whether they should be In- creased.

At the House opening, members approved a motion providing for morning sittings to begin next ‘Wednesday.

Mr. Bertrand Informed quest- ooners that he plane to rand Mr. Kinseyis book, entitled "Sexual Behavior _In The Human Male," with s view to seeing whether it should be banned from Canada. The book now Is a best-seller In the United States.

John Diefenbsker (PO -- Lake Centre) raised the question of the book's entry into Celnade.

“I am going to reed It myself and get scmeone else to read it as well to see If it should be stopped." said Mr. Bertrand.

"I ‘hope you will read it simply ln the‘ Interest oi Canadian mcr- als,“ said Mr, Dlefenbsker.

If postal rates were rcduc. one cent In CII-nodli. Mr. Ber: said, revenue would amount .r

between $11,000,000 and $4,000,-

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Station MonotomtN. l. etstlon-sunssnersldo. P. I. 1. ‘ .5. ooo annually, The post otiice was " making use of its revenues to Imrprove services. For instance, sitter Jilly 1 all mail would l». carried by sir I its delivery could , be hastened. ‘Ihis would apply, whether a‘ not tha letters bore air mail stamps. l

IIIr Immigration Scheme Begins

MONTREAL, June o ._ (Q9) .. ‘l Fbrtr-ono potential Csnsdlsna not» from Scotlsndwlodey to touch off the Dvmlnion Government's Immi- gration-by-sir program.

Forerunners of on expected flow of 10.000 In the t l0 months, the ail-Scottish. gr p of men. wo-z men and children landed at Dorval Mrlmrt 15ml: s bis ‘Irene-Canada: Alr nines plane after an Atlantis,‘ miht and promptly stepped Into a ' hearty welcome from the Federal Cabinet. ,

Burly James A. MacKinnon, him- self the son of Bcottish Immigrants ‘ and by the fortunes of politics new acting minister in charge of immi- gration, flew from Ottawa to KIBd-I

- hand the arrivals. Flor the Cabinet,

the Fisheries Minister told the‘ sects Canada was happy to have, them.

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acts mainly upon the bones and teeth where the agree Is MI Rovers fully lPPI-rent until years later.

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wills Iscrhsrsen have returned ~ to eoufis after having-spent the ' was! and st their nosnssiosiurrsy sum and Caledonia. m. -

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tsgue wIs, s week-end visitor at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. Lionel Stroll‘.

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the week and at the home" of Mr.‘ Iasrrfs mother, Mrs. Emily heard.’

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Miss Muriel Richards motored to Charlottetown on Monday even-I

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vacation with _hls parents. Mr. sud Ilrs. ‘rheooore Poole-sour. .

their daughter Mary Olivia spent ‘ '

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