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SUMMER!!!)

, re, Water 8t. "7; Water St.

l is reserved for news v -- but advertlsln cf ~ e may be inse at lciiy unable in ad-

‘ motor oil in sealed i ' anu 5AA quart cans,

LBN-l-ZB-Bi

' 3110GT.

‘- E—28 Chevrolet Be- asCaull, Wilmot Val- ‘ il-22l-i-2u-zli.

April 26th. L-37i-4-23-1i.

. with our Files. Lines, "nd Rods. Foley's Drug

L-378-4-23-1i.

' SEAL" stopfl radiator and permanently.

v can at Bracers.

TOP? Then why not g tch. or clock properly ving with or mailing

‘l Jeweler. Kensington.

_ tly attended toand = = - used guaranteed

' asohalble prices. ‘ wi L-ll5-4-16-23-80.

.- relieves pain.

AY, arnn. 80th, ‘ - oiclcck noon,

year old,

Y eron Grade; 8 choice >30 head young Cattle.

lader; Farm

‘ . - ng Outfit (Hall's); - Manure. g Potato

.- - “I85;

u g1 Easy Chairs, eta, of articles not en-

k . cf the largest sales ovlnce to date the

ISON,

,Footwoar

>

“at: over u lets Lino BOYS’ ' silty

Prices solnnls

l0

i _ Mammoth Auction ibcs ui Joseph sheen,

r TACKLE. ._. Ge,

1385-4-33-21

. —“Worthy Aubrey" two years. Staked in Full brother to winner of 1934 Fut-

and Implements con- ‘l Horses, including 2 , 4 and 6 years old. ‘ ibs.; Draft Gelding, ‘l 1400 ibs.; Gelding, 4 __ bs.; 2 Colts, Z years

Island

see your friends- ln the many bar-

,t sale on next the iosnrn SHEEN.

' ~ John Pond, l4 Wam- ggng‘ l.“ a aim names covnnnm m"

‘ww- Mvu-flfln: emu u u: mo. m... p,“ llllybeboughtdallystanyoftbefollowlngstomm

Gouriies Drug; Mul- cmo. $51332 5i‘.

'- an will be delivered daily ~ is w m or w» oer nsuhfiti.he"t‘fl'fl.rsiu"ii"mu°""d "’ " W "l6 b0! ffllwnllble fox deliveries on your route. m

Napthoiine. Ciourlies Drug store, L-ZBG

and stilts, attractively priced.

Semple Drugstore, Kensington.

speed pect combined a

nesday afternoon at the Presb Rev Wm.

11$!-

liar boat crossinz

self. Captain Rhynard and son Johnson . ferry for many years.

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--an.s.n lloclean

sion.

IQHOIII illh$. Firemen Injured

‘(By The Associated Press)

erturned.

Showing , .

are what weak, n them strong and well

E Egg. a

lsnotoptopar to

g5

-n.nx.au. any LAXATIVE 25c grgzggc. at Taylor Drug 00., Ken.

40R MOTHS. Cedar flakes with

-MONABCH t0

Rive you more hguré-“gf ltirtgtifbifi

free service. Distributed by Braces, 1385-4-23-21

-DBESSES i Bflillrcay. asfe5“’°§.‘“’¢+.i’y"°°§n’$, Summerside; also new spring coats

LrZ87-4-23-2i.

-now I8 rim ruvnc for "s rin Tunic" in pep you up. Walkgr s‘;

L-3 12-4-23-21.

-—TRAVELLEB.S REST Drama- tic Club will present their three act Comedy Drama "who 531d Qiil" in Travellers Rest Hall, Tuesday. April 26th. Admission 25c and 15c. L-373-4-23-2i.

—FINED $200 AND comm-A

Y iWDoa-red before Magistrate Darby last week charged with having liquor in his possession. He was found Builty and tlned $200 and oosis s

--TIIE STANDARD bred trotting 881111118 “Radiant Scott" by "Belini Scott”, dam, "Radiantfi will be offered for sale at Jose h Sheen's auction sale at Kc gton on Tuesday, April 26th. A rare chance for anyone interested in buyilrtifi a

w a

pros h ndsome driving horse. L-390

—WEDD1NG BELLS-A pretty wedding was solemnirled on Wed-

y- temian Manse. . Ver- Wolfe officiating when Mil-m Rose Wall, dough-fer of lilfr. and Mrs. Everett wall. Prlncetown was united in

Hunter. K . The young couple will make their home in Kensingttzl where their many friends wnh them every haggl-

—-BEDEQUE FERRY DISCON- TlNUED-Captain Btright who has been running the Bedeque ferry for some time will not have his dayby Dr "venture 8" on the route this year, University oi irglnio as tho c8086 as the ferry has been discontinued. sunspot The dwindling passenger list is said in be the reason for the dis- continuance cf this ferry, which merican Philosophical society at has been serving the public for at its general meeting. Dr Mitchell least five generations. The ferry declared eclipw 0119mm" thatmmizsaitv; hurricanesmdfle eel;- e us — men E331... s/un in the region of sunspots and escape

was often a means cf picnic par- ties getting acrom to the Bedeque side from Bummerside. The fami- the harbour six tiruesadaywiilbemissedbyresl- dents along the shore. Among those who have captained the fer- ryintnepastwereflselmteCap- _ tain Neil Maclsrlane who ran the Dr. ilvliitxuieli was the scientific “We1lingicn". Another boat was leader of the American Eiclirpse the "Frank C. Bat" whose cap- tain named the ferry after hug’;

—'i‘he many friends of macor- . srcplsasedinsoc

don W. Dawson him out and about again after hié

._____..___. Mlnard’: liniment removes stains.

bemoan cars

southbound Boston and Maine ex- Aurm press train. were derailed and ov- which is vmhh evfience of the shooting particles from the sun.

_Bprlng-iield, was reported not serl- msuuzh ‘mafia which take mm”, ‘Fantasi- .‘?..;':f.‘.‘§;’.f.?°°i‘:‘ is: on wmn days c» w and none of their comments was

injured.

bound frornwhite nit‘; ve. m swinzneid "We i“ “mifie A menu, and New York. when it was de- glveg mgnfifc ~ mm?“ mun“ ‘u; wegk, intgfliiylpting commiihi eaiions and producin an aurora seen as far eouih as iruinil- hc

The fireman. James Peach of

leafless-Tirol 0|i Olly Isighl ll lbs.

llilbunfs Health and Nave Pills ervous, rundown men and women need to help make

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establlshinl in. the satisfaction of the Board of Railway Commis- sioners the injustice done us. (Bee the report cf the ‘Transportation Commission of the Maritime Board of Trade on the Potato Rate Case.) 9th. No reason is given for the proposed regulation of water traf- fic between the Maritimes and the Lakes and St. Lawrence River ports. Neither operating steamship companies, Maritime interests or Maritime shippers or importers are

feel we are for Prince Edward Is-

land, we are unanimously and dei- inltely op

impossible.

of effects on the earth-

memorial lecture before

plode outward “ from the sun's atmosphere. Led Expedition

thus be

._.-._. o‘ them Mscfcan. Mr. and ,M¢QJ'M"‘ bee: um the wun in u» Mrs. left yesterdaymorn- “army d m, gym-i; hurricane in: on return fc Ottawa. where sump“ and Mr. ldhobean will attend the sesé thus bmmnmg neutral m electrical

clause. Dr. Mitchell said. My Into Space

ism of another plan

As a result radio. tQIQPhWQ l"

‘i080 ‘lixecmiu

oeti bodiesnufn an effort

Interests Threatened By Federal. Transport Bill Says Ch't0wn Board Of Trade

they now enioy of unregulated

rail rates to meet such truck com- petition. both of which are denied

instated. but on a higher basis than in former years, and this

in favor of it. and speaking as we between Maritime Provinces and

posed to it. 10th. The method laid down re- garding the licensing of ships is so cumbersome that we feel the ques- tion of chartering a ship for a spe- cial voyage would be practically

11th. Passing of Bill 31 would mean that Maritime Province ship- ments to St.’ Lawrence and Lake Ports would be under regulation rates while shipments from New- foundland, or in fact from any other part of the world would be

unregulated.

12th. Artificial boostinll of water rates can be used by a commission friendly to the railway manage- ment in such a way that a very grave injustice can be done to this province, and the Maritlmes in general, and we submit there can be but one thought behind the whole plan, and that is to help railway earnings at the enpense of those who can least aflord to my higher rates; that is the outlying sections of the country such as ours. where mcicr trucks cannot perform the work. but leaving to

Northern Lights Result 0f Sun’s Atom - smashing

‘neeswillbelt

PHI

_Terriflc and continuous atom- smashing in the sun and its atmosphere extendingdmillioeras “of

h, ma“ “my, - m1“ m . s. Awagifitcheil of the

MMESIE

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONIOLE

the central sections the advantages truck movement and competitive

us. -

13th. Competitive rail rates ic meet water rates which in the past we have enioycd were cancelled this spring, and are now being re-

goes to showwhat we may expect should Bill 3i as it now reads be-

come law. 14th. With regulations in effect

St. Lawrence and Lake ports there’ seems to us to be little prospect of the further building of special boats such as are required for this type of service. and the result must be the passing out of the picture of this type cf traffic. and the closing of our Island ports will be only a matter of time because without this traflic our water- fronts cannot survive.

15th. The license to ships re- quired by the prwlsicns of the Bill would seem to us to be de- signed particularly with a view to making it diflicult if not impossible to charter a boat for a special trip, and the advantages heretofore sometimes available of utilizing a boat moving without cargo in one direction or the other, and using her with advantage to both steam- ship owners. shippers and consig-

os .

The Charlottetown Board of Trade therefore urgently requests, in the best interests of Prince liki- ward Island, that the exemptions under Bill 3i be extended to in- clude shipping between the Marl- timtis and St. Lawrence and Lake por .

FIGHT LOOMS

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l__--___- report of a. recent investigation by Percy D. Wilson, official guardian of minor children in On- tario. Mxzmiilililson D15! a gutiint guardian w Dr. 0e. u ge J. A. valin of North Bay. Ont" and Olive. Dionne.

Reunion of Annette, Cecille, Yvonne. Emilie and Marie with their family is the motive of the

St. Marys Players In Tons of Money

St. Mary's players staged the first performance of their new lay “Tons of Money" in St. last evening and all who attended declared it was the funniest and most mirth provoking play they had ever seen. St. Ma 's players who need no introduc on to a Summerside audience were in their best form and each act was one big laugh.

Don't miss it this evening if you like a good laugh. "Tons of Money" l sda tonic for the blues o! the first O1‘ C1‘.

The story opens with Aubrey Al- lington (Bob Show) and his wife Louise (Mrs. Watson alight) in the throes of complete financial embarrassment. They are so far in the red that in deciding to invite

with a view to paclfying them, they come to the conclusion that it

to whom they do not owe money. Otherwise the A.bert. Hall would need to be engaged.

Into this scene or light hearted gloom comes Chesterman, a lawyer Di the firm of Chesterman. Qhes- erman and Chester-man. This char- acter is taken by Watson Mac- Naught. This lawyer informs Aub- rey that hls brother has died and has leit him ‘a life interest in his estate in Mexico. At Aubrey’s death ihe entire estate will pass to his Cousin. George Maitland. also oi Mexico. The Arlingtous are for the

large. but to their dismay they find

fertile brain of Louise hits upon a scheme. which she thinks will solve their dlfficmties. and interest runs high as she unfolds her lan u. her husband, but things dd “(LL work out just as they planned &l‘i(i the result is one big conglomol- ation of uproarlous fun, with a larcically tragic ending,

Other characters in the play are Victor Inman. as the butler, Elaine HB-rrisoihas lhe parlour maid;

the wife of the cousin, George Maitland", Brun Brennan as Man.-

as one prop after another falls an

ably played b

ed in the proceedings, which

ment-S

FEARS HELD

request for the prdbe, Henri St.

his announcement of last night that the investigatti had been

Deli the annual Pemosc vering me A_

'cns show

Expedition last June to Canton Island in the south Pacific ocean- a small coral atoll recently claim- also rant-nae ed by the United states as en air

base.

‘fine atomswhichmske up iiheoc elements are shot outward from ~ the sunface of the sun and asthey

—Mr. J. W. Murphy of Sea. View we“; they m“ an glectrmi from h s. patient in the Prince County meg,- outm- gynmure, he explained.

capital 5 coming ionized

ere‘ then et-

gain back an electron

others. however. apparently fLv off into space and continue mov- ing until atiracted by the mhflflli‘

et. when this occurs billions of such qyerticies of matvicr. strike the outer magnetic field of the earth

III’ Dfifailment and set it into violent disturbance‘.

§‘°“‘32.°‘2...°il§‘é““§.’;€il%“'u"iifl; locfiraggoxmhrgsm-fii, swan 335$ magnetic force go mm violent 1m; w» w» c» w» m1 M on... iiiiiill; miss“

of the Dartmouth. and hrvilant displays u, the Boreolis or northern 118ml

the

tetl of _he sun. are apparently xbgctlzirrtf: 1.110» bientensnmolbrb h 818d, cB/ULQ Q ' c e w u activity through

’ troubled relations

said

Plan To Promote _ (Adult Education mgr-TE? n _<ci>>-

of the Carnelian As- sociation for Adult Education de- cided todey at their bi-lnnilll meeting go take mrt in s series of m with other educational

to prmncte

Maritime . in: the fonn of one. the meetinfl will be addwsed Albert ‘Men- isri out of the World

asik . He said Dionne would press to regain custody of the children. "taken out of his hands two months aim their biri-h, and control of their education. According to Mr. St. Jacques, the quints’ father would agree ic leave authority over their finances to the board of guardians.

Seeks Reinstatement

Dionne also sought reinstate- ment of Miss Jacqueline Noel. nurse. and Miss Clare ‘Iremblay. teacher. recently dismissed from the Defoe nursey. anda curb on “extrevagenczfl he believed existcd in the management vi the girls

f “Jacques said ihet in

parents and that a proper degree pf care was not being‘ exerclzed in the Defoe nursery manage- ment. He had charged Dr. Dafoc with ‘ scing the public ahead cf (he gir ."

The lawyer mid that if a probe is granted he would criticize the appointment of Keith Munro, Tor- unto mwspaperman. as business rmansger. at a salary of $6.000 a year. He contended administration expenses could be out $10,000 an-

nually.

Mr. 8t. Jacques said Dionne made the first request for a obe more than o. month ago but Ound when Mr. Wilson visited Calisnder that he paid a “friendly visit’ and them was no opportunity for Mr. 8t. Jacques to question witnesses as he had anned.

It Toron c. Mr. Conant said the request for the Wilson probe came

had not yet been considered and until it was no derision on a judicial investigation woud be made. He emphasized the best in- forests of ‘he quintuplets must al- ways be the first considerailon. Dr. Defoe, in Caliander, said he wished to ‘make it clear that all we ere concerned with ls the wel- fare of the cl-nildren.“ Now that the quinis were worth $600000 “strong in ."

n8

the father. I don't think he is be-

ing very well advised." udge Valin declined comment mp1®ethe 2%’ r fdthfligogiiffll an u n s‘ - self merely conf ed that he had retained Mr, 9t. Jwqilcs in ma" thgvfpplicatignée d] n‘ in the

e newcs v e

ogiween the Dionne family and the guardians came as ticns were being made in Csilender for celebration of their birthday. spring he! brought hundreds of tourists ic their nursery daily and thousands

the Ursuline Convent in‘ Quebec City-the education of si three paid for from qulnt funds. .__..________. BXKON! I01! GAMES

GAR-DUE‘, Wales- (OP) -Wel-

line Ihmi team home ‘fiflnsuu. summer: wewcr i

(Continued from page 1)

mine was blown to bits and three eight-ton electric motors used for hauling coal cars were blown from the mouth of the shaft down the mountainside. Harmen said he saw glligcr “Just raining." after the

Dewar Runyon. tlpple foreman, estimated between 50 and '75 min- ers were in the shaft when the

explosion occurred.

Ford Claims Small

ain part of his automobiles. Fires In Munitions

from London.

Known In Canada.

Castle tonight.

rovai palaces.

made.

Society's Arbiter Mojesties. simervised three royal weddings

Silver Jubilee of Ki Geor e V.

afteratennasgovernm-le

DI

their creditors to a dinner party-

moment relieved. as the income l..-

their obligations to be larger. The,

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MacKenzie as the butlers brothen, Henry: Rosamond Richardson as|

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Plant Is Solution

SIJDBURJY. M355” A l fl-— (AM-Declsrlng the l plant was the answer to considerabie industrial difficulty, Henry Fond. Detroit motor oer manufacturer, said today he we: planning to open a smell factory in South sudbury to make a eeri-

Plant Extinguished

LONDON, Alprii 32—((Ail>)—'1‘wo fires broke out today in Woollwich Arsenal. Britain's largest munit- ions centre, but were quickly ex- tinguished. The arsenal ls 10 miles

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Lord Clarendon will take over the position. the most important

responsible for the royal courts and all similar state functions at the

Lord Cromer, a member of the famous Baring banking family. had wished for some time to give up the post but the King asked him in retain office through the cor- onation year. i-ils last tasks in office will be the organization of the alpproaching courts end even-

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