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—NIOBILOILV Arctic A. BB and B quality minor all. old pr.ces isublect t0 change) at iaraees. L-17-i-3-29-2l.

_ JOD CHEER FLOUR-Friday flllllgfltllidhy specla. 98 lbs. for 82.6.1 u, Bragg}, 14-194-3-29-21. |

"__\T'I‘END big clearance auction 531.. 0p, premises of late George Bzouii. St. Eleanors on Wednes- dv.“ April 3rd, at one p.m. Terms m... L-eoa-a-zs-zl.

l! TURNED TO IIALIFAIXIE l

55s., on Thursday morning. —S.

Shh column l; reserved for news

—PEPTONA i ' at Taylor Drug Eryfiigixilgiiilgiginuoo

—WANTED experienced waitress, Capitol Tea Roonls. Summerside. L-205.

-CONGRATULATIONS - Mr, and Mrs. Walter E. Darby of gum. meF-ilfle are being congratulated on the arrival of a little daughter in the Pfmce County Hospital on Wednesday evening It is pleasing to report mc-iher and daughter are doing fine-s.

--MCLEAN LEAGUE playofls Kensmgton Rink Friday, March 39 at 8 p.m.. Indian River vs. Baltic. Fourth game for best three of five total game series for the Md-fiafl Cllli- Admission 10 and 20 cents. .-g1_

—ATTEND big clearance auction

\(.‘ ‘S store and warehouses op.n until 5.30 P. M. on

I and s, hiuiiciay, April lst. with the,“ 1-

lllilfill of Satirrdav n1lzhlS._Wh9Il m“. m; open until 9.30t<|l_r1ég)_g_%l9<if1l§. I

GOODRICH Silvertown new life r tread auto _[iI'E.S. More tae value ior your doliar altrlllrgf§_ib_zt

E RETURNS-Cem- retuiiis from til-c 78}

ce (Lunty gv_s (Li. 84.23 vo-t._s and Dr. Mac-

H. ggllipnnnl. enteixained the 1 bu. knitting club on Wednes- , afternoon. There was a very "itten _ . Afternoon tea ‘ed at the conclusion of the

—RElUB.NED FROM WOOL RIHVERS CONVENTION-Mr. . J. Inmon returned on Wedne - i frcm Toronto where he at- €lid3d the Wool Growers Cou- t‘lliiOl'l representing the Island rowers at the meetlnfl. Mr, In-. lflll reported that the meetings ‘kc all very successfuL-S.

--I-‘INED S100.00—A party from l‘ t Prince appealed before Mag- t te Darby on Wednesday after- l charged with having 42 gal- l of moonshine in his posses- ion He was found guilty under it» Excise Act and fined $100 and " or three months-S.

—I‘RINCE COUNTY Guiders lPCHIIQS, Summerside, Friday and aturday, March 29 and 30. Fri-

usiness meeting 5 p. m. St. _ Hall. supper Epworth hail oclock. Guiders meeting 7

‘clock. 8 o'clock Guiders confer- nce. Hike from st. Mary hall - lurday 10130 a. m.

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—ENTERTAIN YJHU. 0F FREE- 0\l'N-—'I'ile Y.P.U. of North Bede- ue entertained the Y.P.U. of rot-town United church recently )8 social in North Bedeque hall. "sh song contest was a feature of a entertainment, potato golf dltc=t and a candy filling pro- . A. During the evening Miss '1 Phillips sang "The Old Rugged - Ice cream and cake was 1‘ . by the male members and the evening closed with s devo- tional period W the n Iuung peoples-S.

PERSONALS

Dr_ iBenj.) Tanton of ls visiting her home in ‘umnzerside-S.

—\Il'. Prank MrcAlduff of Al- brl is a patient in the Prince ("only Hospital-S.

Austins Ars-snault has to St.

- parents. .:ililt 0f Wellington-S.

" \lrs.

\ "ssrs. I/arne and Clyde l‘ have return-ed to Camp- . N 13.. after visiting Mr. and - Roy Walter. New Annan-S.

a Wm. Arnett, younger son . and Mrs. J. Frank Arnett liir errrde. has been transferred i‘ l the Bank of Commerce ranch a‘. Murray River to the laarlottctown branch. Mr. Arnett us home on a visit during the ‘Mfr recess-S.

—.\lr.~. Pldele Perry who has been friends in Bioston and New 'i~ returned to her home in tie-S

-l\lr. and Mrs. James E. Wells 0i Albrrton are being congratulat- fd on llic arrival of a young son lam» Prince County Hospital on We:lncsd;\_y__$_

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~Rev. J. B. Wilson left on Wed- “iiiflv on a short business trio to Halifax. N 3., where he has been offered the position of Secretary u ‘YMCA activities. Rev. Mr. Wilsrn has not made any decision lbuut the matter at present-S.

BRINGS INSTANT IASI

» operation in the

sale on premises of late George

Brown. St, Eleanors ml Wednes- dBF. Allril 3rd at one p.m. Terms L—203-3-Z9f~i.

—-ST JOIIN AMBULANCE EX- AMINATIONS-Dr. Johnson ‘i Charlottetown was in Summers e on Thursday and held €Xflfnin_ atlons in first aid for the St. John Ambulance Association in this Province. 'I'herc were about thirty pupils taking the €XkiflllllflliOllf~l.—~s.

-—RETURNEII T0 TYNE var.- LEY-Mrs. Horace Lldstone, RN, has returned to her hsme in Tyne Valley lifter nttriv he Mrs. A. w. Milligsn who undciwveiit a serious Prince County Hilspital recently-S.

BURDEN

Mr. and Mrs. Corn Ltve or Bor- den wcre vstrlrs I/DlCiliil'lCi'iQllI\\’ll on ‘Tuesday. Wh le iii town tlr y visited Mr. Love's father, Mr. H. J. lgve, North River, who is solousy iii.

Mrs. wm Strvcnsrn and ch ldren Ireta and Ccrdch cf (Earle on Sid ing were visitcrs to Borden Tues- day

Master Harald H".\\‘."i.t who hrs been vlsltirg hi: grawripwrn s lVIl‘. and Mrs. R:brrt lviirrPlier ll cf Borden has returned to Cliarlctte- Worn.

Mr. Samson Wals-h of Albany was a visitor to Borden on Wedizc» day.

Sees Revised Red _ Cross Objective

SAINT JOHN. N. B.. March 28 —(CP)-—“I believe the time is 69m" ing when we must, slow down in our work," Mrs. Wallace R. Camp- bell, Canadian Red Cross Society national convener, said in an ad- dress here this afternoon.

A splendid response had been made to all animals for “wens work. The objective new ivns to make fewer articles and only no- oessar-y ones. said Mrs. Campbell»

TANKER RE-FLOATED HALIFAX, March 28—(AP)--'1‘he

BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL 1st, STORE WILL CLOSE AT 5.30 P. M. DAILY-JEN I’. M. SATURDAY. ‘ '

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FOR BABY! Take baby out in style and comfort in s smart Pram from Holrrianhz. We are now showing the new models in all colors. Prices begin ‘at $22.50. Also a complete line of Strollers-Mo"er'-t~‘-i Priced. I O I

WALLBOARI)! Now ls the time

fix up that extra roorn In ihe attic or basement. Wall- board is the most economical method. Get our low prices lo- day! We have all types in stock

Board and Donnaconna In- sulating Board. U I

CLEAN UP! PAINT UPiSave mow-y on your lrnusenleanlnz riv-crls by shormine In the 5 and l0 Department. We have snecl"! 7"“ IMcv-s on Paints. Enamels and a‘! other r-eouiremc-viis.

HOLMANS

Suirrnlerside

t. Lloyd George

I: (COIIUIIUCIIA from,

age_l)____l Baluimris to start- a busines car- eer. Fl‘ ikl n D. Roo evelt was right. ' Htlsr was not yet a yo: r old. MLISECIIXII w:s seven. Today ivhcn David Lloyd George at 78 rises to speak in Commons. there is an expectant hush. a turn- i. , cf head; that pays tribute not ili0ll€ to his past but to his pres- ent prsiticn as one of the most O'lli,:.~]'2i]kl1‘i cr.tics in the opposition.

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including Beaver Board. Plaster ‘

' Throne .

Prince Bounty Campaign For K. 0f B. Nuts

The campaign throughout Prince County for the K. of C. Army huts has use been concluded and has prove quite successful. Mr. Pidele Perry, Grand Knight for Summerside Knights of Columbus has received the following con- tributions from Prince County ar- ishes, making a grand tota of $775.45. The money has been sent to Headquarters at Ottawa and will be used for huts which are for all enlisted men who wish to avail themselves of them.

4. The people o! this Pmvm" have recently joined the people of Canada. w mourn the loss of our beloved Governor-General, the late 10rd Tvreedsmuir. Not only u the able representative of three ruc- oesslvo sovereigns‘ not only his outstanding merit as s. sodier. scholar, writer, and statesman; but also by his gracious personal charm the late viceroy has won the lasting esteem and affection o1’ all Canadians. To his bereaved widow and family Prince Edward Island extends its sincere IYmPfli-hy-

5. By inexcusable acts of aggres- sion on the part of ruthless dicta- tors, the world has since Septem- ber last been plunged into wars of gigantic proportions and wrrifying baibarlty. Canada has come to the side of Great Britain and her allies in the defence of independ- ence and freedom from aggression. My Government will co-operato with the Government of Canada in any practical measures for the ef- fective prosecution of Canada's war- effort. We deeply hope that the successful issue of the present con- flict will enable the nations of the world to la-y more secure founda- tions for lasting peace.

Summerside $182.00 Palmer Road 102 50

inkora v 100 0') St. Anthony l 70.00. Wellington 52 . 55 Borden and 7 Mlle Bay 50.00 ‘fAndiartr River l‘

‘ r on L‘ _ '- - -. i st. Brideets s‘, 2». so are" so i-ti" as Mt. Cannel 20.95 Grand River

18 Oi) Rev. M. Mtlflflilhflh Miscoucli 5.00 l Willard McNeill, Borden 1.00| T0181 — — ” ” * “‘ “$775 45

Formal Opening

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S-ub-Lleut. C‘. A. MacKenzle, R. N. lvfitlk ircndMingpector J. W. Willie ‘mike; submitted hlmseif for the approval of His Honour and asked for the cmtomay rights and privileges which were granted. His Honour their 095K194 the session with the speech from the

After His Honour had left the chamber the customary P" Wm“ bill was read.

On motion it was resolved that the speech be taken into COIISKI"

Iliis Rapt Audion .e

Not evirn Mr. Churchill has so. rant on audrnoe. The white hzad jerks brwk and forth to emrphas ze wards. The vrice 1-: ful end Itrorrg. the mind "rrvratfng and full of blunt WeTsii wit.

The gcverrt-mwit lstens w th con- sideration. For Mr. Lloyd Gso ge is

far mo e than the member for Carnal . He represents now, in lite tw ' c-f n chstlngulshed car- ee". ‘l: t ttiaditcn of England;

lire First Great War and b-eught it to a victrrlous conclusion. In th's drilzhiti: dd fighter is some of the cilzy stuff‘ cf the El zabetharls. llllli'i‘i of l-li~ vig:r and gfanid pro- s of Victoria's era.

u to him r:cer-t'y this ‘idfllt noticed he kcrpit sly- .‘ I asked what "v\‘e“ st:od

, .. {£1 .1 the Eng and that fourht through; I

for. “Yrinsg men." he said, "no man

who has cvrr becn Prime MnsterI ' '" mtcrrs anything ays 'we."'

'I'h-c lyrcirs have failed to abate his vfgcr. He still stumps acrfssi the craggy lflls with his shep- crcck in h"s hand and his shop. rds ‘ffflid ovcr hi5 shoulder. he l. rs as dieorly '5 "'57 the i-cugh and tumble of British P31" tlol.

5.8004011 British tanker E1 Clefwl was hauled off a sand bar cast ofl Halifax harbor tndav and WW6!!! into port. The El Clervo ground- ed last Saturday as she endeavor- ed to make port in a snow squall.

She rested on a sandy bottom and it was not believed she w!- fered any serious damsee- Th? crew remained aboard.

( Campbfill. H9"-

made to iwo French soldiers for

8:32.; ltfihlbufiridui'e‘g:rei.ly. This picture shows i111! Brink CW"

lnrnderfln-(lhiel. Lord P": "corolla: a "m" “I ‘""-'-""~',

m his Drivel‘; with a British rm"!

eration on Monday next. It will be moved by B. W. Robinson. 59¢‘ olided by P. A. Mclfiflflc- _ The standing committees were then appointed, also messengers and

6. With the aid of continued grants from the Government of Canada. my Government has main- tained its policy of assistin the re-establishment of needy er- men by the supply of gear and equipment. and of furnishing ma- terial aid to the families of fish- ermen who find themselves in cir- ciunstances of real distress. My Government ls also, by instruc- tions and otherwise, giving prac- tical assistance to the development of improved methods OiI processing and marketiirg fish, and intends t0 proceed with the establishment of a plant, or nlrints for the manil- facture of bv-products from fish refuse. Considerable progress is being made ‘in the promotion o! community gardens in fishing mm- mlinities.

7. My Government hascontiriued

' the Youth ‘Training Selle-me imugilraled in the Pm- vince in err-operation with the Government of Canada. Addi- tional courses have been conduct- ed throughout the Province on the

sub; of agriculture, poultry, fish" es, forestry. practical car- pe handicrafts, domestic sci- ence, home nursing, leadership:

new course- have also been given on the nddtirl subjects of tourist

catering. practical mechanics, bifiClUfllltilillfl, and boot-building. The f crest l’V courses have been

sumwlcnrciltecl by practical demon-

oozk-ee rs. dThe ‘Premier announced the changes in_ the personnel of the Executive since the House last met. Messrs. LePage. Allan, and Prouse .eslgning and Messrs. Wright, COX- and MacKlnnon being appoimed.

The Premier then announced the appointment of Hon. Horacewright as President of the Ccuncrl.

The complete personnel of- the executive is as fo lows:

Premier, Provincial Secretary and Provincialb Tlreasurer —Hon. Thane . A. Camp e .

Minster of Public Works and I-flghways -Hon. J. P McIntyre.

Minister of Education mid Public Welfare -Hon. Mark R. McGuif-‘illl-

Mingle;- of Agriculture-Hon. W.

H. Dennis. President of the Executive Coun-

ci1—Hon. Horace W-Vfm- j if l‘ t-Hc . Join A. Wlt.out Par oioMaflnn Gallant‘

Hon. H. H. COX. H9" Dug-lid MwKinnon.

SPEECH FROM THE THRONE

Following is the text of His H011- cur'5 speech From the Throne-

d Ge t1 me f the Mn tfiizgniassenrilbly o? Prince Edward Island:-

l. In the name oi’ Hls Maiesty. the King, 1 thank you for your st- tendance here today on assembling to assume your legislative duties

2, In common with His Majiestys loya. subjects throughout Canada. the people of Prince Edward Island regarded gs m epoch-making event the Canadian tour of Their Ma- jesties King GBOISB VI and Queen Elizabeth. The citizens of this Province were honoured and de- l lighted to express their IQYMW 8nd devotion to their beloved sovereign u

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and H55 gracious Consort.

3. The past year was also moi-k- ed another event of Km" national significance ln the 75th ail- nlversary of the meeting at Chor- lottetown of the delegates who first formally discussed plans for the

Canadian Confederation. Wltn i the oo-operation of the Gov- erriment of Canada. my Gov- f

eminent fittingly celebrated, that, important anniversary. which

played an important part _in enl-

phasizlng the essential unity mid

integrity of the Dominion. A large

number o»! prominent members of

the Dominion Government and of

Provincial Governments through-

out Canada attended and took part

in the ceremonies.

OUT OUR WAY

stratlcrts at various points through- out the Province.

8. During the past year my Gov- ernment has conducted the ad- ministration of the affairs of the Province with every possible econ-

‘Jent with the efficiency

svrvlces. Financing has AA1‘(‘(‘ on at favourable in-

tiercst ratcs. and the sinking funds are maintained at a high and sat- isfactory level. In the preparation and pas=illg of the current and capital cslimat. for the present _\'i‘il!'. it is nu;- sziry that every

enro should be exercised towards rcnnrlirv and the maintenance of that sound condition of finances so necessary in a time 01f national em- ergency.

0. During the past year my Gov- ern lzen

hris made substantial in its prmrrammr- of -.'l(‘ll‘.¢'," and s bgradinrz the k highways of the Pro- vince, and has also made consid- erable pro-gross in the direction o! povlnt: the main streets oi’ such \'liiZl»€‘,'(‘5 as do not happen to lie on the trunk hishuvays. My Govern- ment 11.15 also instituted a pro- giaimnne of constructing standard secondary roads. You will be ask. ed to consider to what extent high- way construction should proceed under wartime conditions and re- qulr-s-menis.

l0. The tourist industry continues to grow iii importance. and to pro- vide increased employment and revenue for those actively engag- ed in catering to tourists, as well as furnishing an excellent home market for the products of our farms and fisheries. My Govern- ment has recently established a departmental branch for the more effective and systematic promotion of this valuable industry. 'I'he Do- minion grant for ‘Iburist Roads has continued to assist my Gov- ernment in the progressive im- provenient. of roads leading to the National Park.

ll. My Government has continu- ed during the past year to carry on the customary pu c health ser- vices of the Province. with o, sub- stantlallv increased grant towards the maintenance of the Provincial Sallutoriunl. My Government has "irthci- (ea-operated with The Pro- ‘IlliClfll Snnalorium Commission in the construction of an additional Win11 to their main building, which will provide a further increase in the number 0f patients accom- moilntcd. My Government has also

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“a: provincial grant to the four é“? hospitals of Prince nun-ind u B

ri . . l2. The accounts and r6901’?! 07 ,' the various Dqaartments of my Government for the past year. and the estimates for the current yell‘. , as well ls l. number- of proposed. statutes and amendments will be’ presented for your consideration.

I3, My Government has during the past five years made substan- tial progress in the revision and consolidation of our Provincial Statutes, which previously had re- mained unconsolidated since 1773. The legislation necessary to com- plete this important and long- needed work will be submitted for your consideration.

I4. My Government has continu- ed to lay increased emphasis on agriculture, and pzirtlcularly 0n the , development and improvement of= our live stock, daii-ying. and polil-i try raising. Additional encour-i agement has also been given to the ‘ production. Processing, and mar-' keting of fruits and vegetables. I

l5. Owing to the greatly lncreas- |

ed hog production. my Govern- ment is adopting a policy of en- couraglng a substantial incl-ease in the production of barley and oth- er feeds. Special encouragement will be given to the grading and cleaning oi’ grain seeds. i

16. A survey of the Province was ! commenced by my Government as a preliminary step to the estublish- . merit of a scheme of Agricultural Rehabilitation authorized by the last session of the Asembiy. My Government has postponed the in- oeption of such a scheme, as notl being suited to the conditions re-. suiting from wartime activities. My Government has, however. carried on a, modified programme of Farm Rehabilitation by encour- agement of cheese reduction; by importation and istrlbutlon of rust-resistant wheat; by distribu- tion of’ seed oats in areas where shortage occurred; by distribution of brood-sows and slicker pigs; bv assistance in the breeding and raising of poultry; by the develop- ment of community gardens: arid by the distribution of limestone and other materials. You will be asked to consider the most effec- tive methods of adapting agricul- tural production to the require- ments of our national wartime economy,

I trust that your deliberations will. under Divine Providence, eon- djice to the welfare of this Pro- viiice.

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John A. Campbell. Messrs. George H. Barbour, J. Walter Jones, Peter A. Melsaac, John Mustard.

Four members to constitute l.

quorum. On Publle Accounts: Hon. Harry H. Cox, Montague Annear. C. Cleveland Baker, John Mustard, Hon. Dougald MacKlnnon. Brewer W. Robinson, H. Francis Mac- Phee.

Four members to quorum.