r:

—'i‘||la column is rsservrrl for news sf locul interest but advertising of a newsy nature may he inserted n! l vi-nla n word strictly payable il admin-e.’

-COPPER PAINT. and all sup- plies for boat building and repair- ing at Braces. L-5979-4-26-2i.

—FOX CAPSULES—New stock. Also ear mite and tail mite lotion ai. Gourlies Drug Store, Summer- ride. L-70z4-4-27-2i

—TI-IE DENTAL OFFICES 0f Summcrside, Kcnsington, O'Leary._ Albcrion and Crapaud will close on Wednesday May 1st, until December.

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-FORMI‘.R ISLANDBR PASSES -.1siariid friends will regret to learn c! the passing of Mr. Alluon F. MacNally on April 19th at the home of his sister, Mrs. k Crocken, Springfield, Mess. e deceased was 00 years of age and was a native of Egmont Bay, the son of the late John MacNally of that place. Mr. MiacNally left the Island as you‘: ago and became e prominent builder and contractor in the United Btetcs. He was only iii for .-. short time before his death and much sympathy is ex- tended in the surviving relativu. Ther are left to mourn one sister. Mrs. Punk (h-ocken and the fol- brothisr: Dr. W. A. Mec- N , Dr.,!i.'1‘. MaoNslly and Phillip MacNally of Surnmsnfieid, Mass, Joseph MsoNalLv of Sydney‘.

cell y... Munasco

sington Monday night. Big m- i mance comedy featuring Con- i stance Bennett. 1.4026

SULES all makes just received. Taylor Drug 00.. Kensington. 4

TIE-Costs no more-yet makes a world of difference, the personal in-

every suit sold. him. Your suit will conform exactly to your build.

the sale of the fine properties of

the late James W. Clark at Por- Tu

“mmwm stmms‘ p?rxrl.e-§‘b¥leern egvtllsingfpfolr

farm implemen

BIISIIIP INCREASED - The membership committee of Summerside Board of Trade have been on an active campaign for new members and the membership over

cent. This is the largest ship the some years and is a credit to the committee. An interesting program has been arranged for the next meeting of the Board on May

CLUB-Mr. G. Ennis Smith was the guest weaker at the Bummer- side Club on Thursday evening and gave a very instructive address on

FrolrieThese Dealers i’

5-LB. Carton 75c

White in Bulk Per Lb. 12c

MURESOO flows together covering "l? b"!!! nil-Ill- Can be brushed w 9"“? hr anyone. living psi-reel reunite and without making any mess.

11-5979-4-20-21. -—SPECIAL PICTURE at Ken-

—-I"‘RESII SUPPLY FOX CAP;

-18-tf.

-—IIOLMAN'S MASTER TAILOR tion of our Master Tailor to No detail escapes L-COGB-d-il-ii. —AUCTION SALE-Don't forget

and stock. - L-0043-4-24-2i

—BOAB.D 0F TRADE MEM- the

have increased fifty . per

member- Board has attained for

-ADDRE8SES SUMMERSIDI

ing with the raising of foxes which were answered vote of thanks was moved by Mr. G. Callback, seconded by B. 1V. Robinson and supported by Dr. E. T. Tanton and W. E. Darby. Mr. I... A. B. Horne presided and wel- comed visitors to the Club. ‘Fanton will be the guest speaker on Tuesday next at the Club-S.

o'clook and that Rev. Dr. White, Ven Archdeacon of the Anglican Clinmh would address the children. Rev. Dr. Macbellan, V. (3., would" address the Convent child- ren. It was undecided there would be s. public meeting in the Public Square at which all the child-zen would be have the children gather at the school. Several details had to be decided upon before rsngemenis could be made and ti» committee would meet again on Monday for that. purpose-B.

—ENTI.RTAINED LADIES'AID --'I’he Ladies Add of the Presby- terian Church were deliliitiully entertained at the home of .MI‘I. Gordon Dawson on Poolsi- Avenue 0n Thursday seventeen lime present. Mrs. G. W. Bell pru- sidcd over the businus “ At the conclusion oi the

meeting Mrs. _ souls of the ladies served a love."

lunch. This was Pickering delighted the

Nlflnh Alberton Ltd e0 W. T. 3011110! .... WID. Callback

Bedford .. Ocurt n Son Belle River .... .. D J. Riley Bloomfield‘ A. J. Pratt Borden J. Ielloy Sherry

Bradalbduo McKay & Todd

. Bridgetown Matthew s. McLean

Bristol .1. (w. McEwen Cape Traverse A. K. Lord Cardigan . .. J. A. McDonald 6s Co. Carleton Siding Fred Boll Charlottetown . Bethune Hardware

Co.

Charlottetown . Pennell <1: Chandler Charlottetown . R. T. Holman, Ltd. Charlottetown Rogers Hardware Charlottetown Stanley, She/w s.

Peardon

Dealers : Order From R. T.

_ZT —SI.IM, heavy gauge wire nails. tlons as to various r solid copper wire nails, galvanized

cut boat nails, all sizes in stock at Brews.

blems deal- by Mr. Smith. A

Dr.

C. dew.

Ebb. 9.

whether

present or to

complete ar-

evenlng. There were “ s and two vis-

Dawaon assisted W

followed by s

program. lvirs. Como

gate cou lasing by

use PRINCE

R'eport Case A Of» Stigmata

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

Mrs. Mary Connors, 56, today show- ed scars on which she said had appeared after

ally been healing. she said. jrhey first appeared on the morning of

DionneEstate Valued‘ At $151. 000

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

NORTH BAY, 0nt., April I6- An estate valued at $151,187.29 has been accumulated for the Dionne quintuplets in the period July 26_ i984 to March iii. 1035- This figure was revealed today in the surro- ri, of the district of Nip- H. R. Valin, solicitor for the former guardians of the five little sisters.

The accounts are scheduled to come before Judge T. F. Battle for passing April 30. They cover all ransacted for the quin- W. A. Anderson, G. K. Morrison and Oliver- Dionne, the

business t tuplsts by _

Cherry Valley .1. n. Mcliachern Coleman " C, it, walla“ The Wood Comspny D. N. Nicholson

Ellcrsiio 1.. A. Durleigh Eilerslie ... P. M. McCauli Elmira .. .1. r2 Massey‘ iiimsdaie» J. A. "Callaghan .. A. L. Rennie .. W‘. H. Ford Fortune Bridge E. S. Johnston Frederic n N. Acutliffe Freetown Freetown

French River P. McNutt d: Son Georgetown ...... J. A. Mcliinnon

Kllilililton R. ‘lupin; s. CQ

Hampton Morrison do Co. Hunter Rive; H. B. Cutliffe Hunter River ..' L. R. Slliphait Kensington J. P. 6r C. Kennedy Kenslngton .. William McKay Kensington» .... .. McKenzie 6r Co

Kilmuir .. . McGowans Ltd. Kililoinn- Malcolm Mcelwsln Kinkors... lLRoberts Long mver_....... Ernest Dunning 1mm Montana W. A. Poole s. co. Melpeque P. McNutt 6r Son uiscouche . .. J. P. Geildet

‘ ‘urlscouche . c. McLuhan Montague Clark Bros. Montague -- w. A Johnston Montague L. B.Mie11ish ntague Pools do Thompson Morsll 8.1". Andenon Morell Dingwsll (h Rossiter Mt. Albion W. J. McEachcrn John Richards

Mt. Stewart ... Clerk Bros. Mt. Stewart A. D. Feehan Mt. Stewart C. JJMcInnis

Mt. Stewart W. L. McLeod

Authorized

. N. Y., April 26. -.-

her hands and feet HAMILTON.

by the winner the Viking. Sea Venture

Miss Hovey

and end

' scored by two

have eight; four. ’

IIIUITOW.

Safe and

P. H. Powder; is sn animal use it flud it pays.

This is the strongest

gotlt, You’ll be surprised reason. furore to be of too h

footing — it is made

RICE- ' BIS

curls ,, ,,, MTIOII

The Best Balanced Ration on the Market

Toasted Bread Crumb -.White and Whole-Wheat Raisin-

First quality bread, the same as handled by us last year. Very useful for lightening up your" feed- Ranchers everywhere are becoming more conscious of the benefit of feeding bread. -

llarmifugs and

Burroughs-Wellness (iapsuiss- efficient worm exterminator-s.

P. ll“. PM!!! Eli

Keep your foxes in condition

llysoli Disinfectant

" solid Ind. We wasted to handle the best This disinfectant is thought by the manufac- igh s grade for use in the operating rooms of- hospitals-but we know that nothing is too good

CDD OIL -—- PULVEXI— IZAL POWDER 9i’ y - WW5 _.

_' ConsultusforPl-icss-We use our

_ i‘ , _ Customers

The Dominion. silver Fox Furs

a - ilimrn l

simlmllsmli. r. a. I.

the year around. conditioner and those who

and best disinfectant we and we have at the price and there's a

for ordinary disin-

IMPERIAL Fox

Right.

DONALD A. 3088.. - Alberta.

Allen, a; her home in St. Nicholas on Friday the advanced are of B9 vam- M" Allen was born at Bay Vertc, New Brunswick: her Goodwin and she

vivor of the came to the Island with her hus-

mm qver 65 yearsjgo and has resided in St. Nicholas ever since.

friends during her ion! Mififlilil in St. Nicholas and will be loo! remembered for her he was a member of the United urch at Union Corner s few years ago was very Mil“ i! church wozk. Until last fall Mi‘!- Alien enjoyed excellent health and in spite of her advanced age had the full use c1111 h" There are left her husband, two daughikfl. M?"- P. Allen. Hugh amine. at. Nicholas. three sons.

S Ch

much wmpathy is extended. funeral is taking place on Monday at I p. m. from the United Church

parents, Mr. and Hrs. B. DJIIJPPBY» Con

m.

morninl. A9111 35th.. 8i-

maiden nam-i WM is the last sur- Goodwin. family. She

deeds. and until

msnt

f Multidi-

io mourn besides 3"‘

Union‘ Corner and Mrs. also

Sign. Allen, on the

, Westley Allen of Dd- and L R. Allan.

Summerside to whom

dition to this the built and equipped by monies and donations obtained through the ef- forts of the guardians.

(C. -P. By

today in th

a not loss of $161,054 which com- pared with the 1983 net loss of $491,-

Inoreased activity throughout the system was reported by President James B. Richardson, of Winnipeg. The financial report, h; regarded as the satisfactory one

Wages l Demand

2% E

eouapany the activities at the Experimental with "m, W“; m1“ Arte-l- other former guardians. Pbxlhnchandalso the results -- ..., 3,“; “ m- ‘eghe ~- > -~ of Mam“ "W" "hmf" W“ to a close. A vote of thanks was of contracts for pictures and ad- cliiricd on. The “"- was .. a to m, L ~ by Mrs vertising valued at $114,750; cash ——-- tluvwn open for discussion at the 5°“. ‘wowed y; m; c, p, Rpg- 1n b“; ‘mm; my” 3059mm (By Frank MaeMlilsn, conclusion of Mr. Smiths address m m. m, um hmpiulitm-fl. gun; prom," o; gnu“, bond, Prose Financial and soveni marchers askodjiifll- _-_-_- 010,000; gifts, $1,590. —DIATH 0F ELDERLY BESI- Gifts. varying from fire ex- DSNT 0F ST. NICIIOLAS- tinguishers to frying pans_ were Many friends will regret to learn sent to the famous babies during of the passing of bills. Melvin: the period in which the now re- Allen. beloved wife of m. a. c. tired guardians lieu" sway. m ad- hospltal was

ahead to but realizing

After the

Business in was

as irregularity

reduced the profit to Associated

up at 32.2.

since i330.

1-2. were up points, others .s point OI‘ l0

uni-am coins-ibis. W00"- official visit

Scores Second Vi c t o r y In Yacht

(C. P. Cable By Guardian's Special Wi

again took second place_ followed Eldon Trimlnghsm of Bermuda, in

ed fourth, followed by Challenge and Swallow of the United States.

two firsts and a third, while the Viking was only s. quarter of a

Sea Venture and Swallow both and the Challenge

The last race will be sailed to-

RREIiIILARITY iiiiuii an N.Y.MARKEI

WHNI’) (A. P. By Gnllilllll’! Spociel WIN) NEW YORK M-Sfncfl

churned about in an active market today with ilnel prices showing the results of substantial profit-taking. Metal shares began the day well as world silver prices again leapt above Bl cents ‘an ounce.

when the United failed to advance its buying price for the metal to accord with the in- ternational level left most

Airways Show ...... Operating Profit

.__._ Guardian's Rpeclll Wile)

MONTREAL, April zit-Operating profit of 843.868 compared with a loss of $220,318 for 1883 was shown e 1934 statement of Can- adian Airways, Limited, read at the annual meeting here.

Reserve for depreciation or retire-

‘s leaders only fluctionally higher, and a few with losses. Sliver King, at l9 1-4, was an exception with a lift of 3 1-4 points.

spent its force, leadership passed to the rails which came ahead well in the last hour of trading.

brisk. mggreg shares, although the slowing down.

session, left the volume moderately short of the previous Press average for so stocks declined although the is rsil stocks used in the compilation were

The irregular- nsture of the close is indicated by the fact that while some leaders such as Allied Chem- ical at lidwestinghcuse at 43, Am- ericen ‘Iielephorle at 118, Santa. 1c at 42 3-4. and Union Pacific at 02

Gss at I. American Can at m 3-4

m, n. April 1.01m ‘ th P“ D Prince of wales makes his first m m‘ """m'““" °'

lends in July, make the trip .5! air. Jersov will be visited on July 28 and ‘Guern- sey the following. ‘I'M Prince the nieht oaths island of Guern- soy u the gusstof mice-om. a

SIDEIGUARDIA

écjouurir CHRONICLE

Murray Harbor R. P. Brooks Murray Harbor Nth. G. C. Clow

Murray River I. n, Brehnut Murray River .. T. L. Cook d: Sons Murray River C. B. Horton New Annan H. R. Mouse New Glasgow Revel Dickleson New London .. S. Dunning a Sons Northam Lester Baglols North Rustlco .. .. B; c. bePage North Rustico .. Dora J. Smith North Wiitshire . . McLean Bros. O'Lcary 1i. A. Jelly O'Leary .. Mcwllliams a Turner Orwell D. D. McLeod d: Son

Oyster Bed Bridge B. M. Cudmora Peakes Station John T. Devin:

Portage . . . . . . . .. K. dz H. Sharbell Red Point Est. A. Robertson Richmond McDonald s; Brown St. Elcanors .... H. B. Bernard

St. Louis P. D. Callaghan

Bt- I-Dliil ...-.... Capt. J. R. Perry.

St. Louis “...... l“. J. Shea d: Co. Souris Matthew d: McLean Bouri-s J. Hank Stems Summersids .. Brace, McKay 8r C: Summer-side . Cobb, McKay <1: Tcdrl

Summeralde R. T. Holman, Ltd Summeraide . Sinclair 8a Stewart Bummerslde .. F. W. Strong 5: Co

Tignisil Morris, Bernusl & Co Tignish J. H. lviyrzck s. co frracadie . .. . .. A. J. McDonald Tryon The Wood company Tryon (North) .. Dawsonts Limited Tyne Valley .. C. I. Lidstone l’: Soris

Tyne Valley Thomas Nlshet Tyne Valley .. G. B. sharp d: Sons Vernon River .. . . . . .. 1-1. S. McLeod Victoria . . . . . . . . . . . .. Wright Bros.

Wellington Arsenault s; Gaudet Ltd

HOLMAN’ LTD. Provincial Distributors

For.

Alberfon

Series

l Bgmuda, April 26 Kemflfl Pub!"-

of the second race.

"of Bermuda finish-

eir force.

has l5 1-2 points-

second and a third;

between squadrons. the . apprentice

seam-es.

live in the

ham Vale. April

complained of."

and disappointment States treasury

of the

silver bcomiet had

pray quietly.

stock exchange sting 1,621,720

the

dcveloprd late in the sea-ion. The .1 of a point to 40.2, he" Am," 2m .3 of a. point

in the hope

major fractions to I were off fractions to such as Consolidated

‘it

dovelbnnent

0O "l. UDDDIII II‘ fumdm‘

it is probably he will

WWIIONNJIXM

Britain t0 See Air Force Work

(By The Canadian Press)

IDNDON. April Zo-On Empire Air Day. May 25. more than 40 air force stations will be open to the

The authorities have agreed to

public inspection. Hlere ated City of London. County of Iiondon and County of Middlesex h fighter squadrons of the auxiliary no“ m which it mug

The RoyelAir Force station at Bircham Newton, Norfolk, which received s special visit from the King and Queen on Empire Air

ist.

Visitors will have a wide choice fighter flight training schools, establfshment at Halton, flying boat bases. Fleet Air Arm land stations, force aerodromes and various other

lDd

Woman Sentenced To Pray Quietly

(Canadian Press)

JDONDON, April 26—"Mournful noises, moans gro in a loud voice" in a complaint made to Justice Chancery Division against a women living in Strea-

ans and praying were mentioned

Edward Pott, who has a house next door, was granted an injunc- tion to restrain Mrs. Btuteley from "emitting the noises

It was stated that been greatly annoyed during the day-time by the noises made by Mrs. Stutely. The radio was often turned on in his house to deaden the sound of her voice.

Mrs. Btutely'a husband said in an affidavit the party-wall was only the thickness of one brick. and it was easy to hear what was going on next door. The woman was admonished to

A

EXHIBITION BIDS FOR. WORLD PEACE

BRUSSELS. April Zd-(Cahadian gesture to the

ltcsvh-Bclgiums ace of Europe is

cementing the pe v an International lihrhibition opening

ult and shouting. the talk of impending conflict oi nations and the strivings for peace, Belgium proelcts he; “World's Fair" of forwarding the of nations and helping " ‘* the business of the world on a firmer With 400 acres

Amid the tiu-n

basis. of grounds and 15o palaces and pavilions the pro- moters plan to make the exhibition the ‘shop-window of the nations. Practically all countries of

and means of communicatéioni

or. m. independent state of Oongo has given this section an

impetus. Ancient and modem m. Home» tie and foreilii. will be ial buildings. with

arts will be seen

which Belgium was one of the most reputed centres. with eoulptilre. pottery and lacs. ,

‘Zmi-i

Payers

OTTAWA.

are situ- and “o

tators. It said:

substantially tax liability. The

point behind-having a first, sec- my i!“ Ym- "i" "m" “s m‘ u. th mount of ‘the “mm 5km," nfl-mm among the station; open to the mlowgdamd o! the “chine; h“ 14 pomgs__ ‘public, is included In this year's o‘ m‘ . “For both

bomber

able donations taxable income.

‘“"‘n'“7 M‘ "For general

of tax.

Ch a rming,

Elizabeth IJONDON, April 26 Canada. said today

Mr. Pott had "W" “timing m“

1y in Hollywood.

Describing movie actress. "We only, had we found her very very shy."

erty. and thcn found to

The judge said

her children

early age. takifi!

he pleased.

the