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4m: srorurs of w. M. Bow n“ and Ralph Callback A Co. will b. closed ruieoay. July 1st and Fri- day aiternoon and eveinirl! Jilly m; lyut will remain open all day Wednesday.

_..BODY RECOVERED -—- The body of Ralph MacLcod of French River. one of tho four fishermen lost in a drowning tragedy out of New London harbour on May 2nd. was recovered on Saturday. It was iound on th sand hills at the mouth of the harbour. This is m, third body to be located. The body of Preston Harding floated 1n with the battered lobster host following the tragedy and that of Anthony Blanchard was found 11.1.1“; on the harbour on June 15th. The fourth. Martin Hill. has no yet been located. S

-19 INJURED-Mr. John Mae- Neill of Lot l6 wee iniured by s car on Water Street, Summersido saturday night. He wee taken to ihe Prlnre county Hospital where 1i was found he was suffering mm a fractured pelvis and bruis- ¢< on his face. The accident oe- curerl at about 9.30. The cu- wee ¢ri\ien by Mr. Lorne Cobb of Surn-

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-I‘OUND DEAD IN CAI-The body of Harry horns Hodiﬂon. 00. was found dead in s car in a' Ill‘- ase at his home at Malpeque on Saturday. The motor was runnini and s doctor said death was due t) carbon monoxide poisoning. There will be no inquest. The late Mk. Hothson il survived by 1111 viridovn-G.

-L!VILY DEMAND FOB CARI -That there is still plenty of money on‘ the Island was indi- cated by an auction sale of three

used cars which drew e. large a

crowd to the C.N.B.. parking lot in Summer-side on Saturday. aft- ernoon. by Mr. Hush Morrison. the well known auctioneer. The first car

up was a 1941 Buick sedan, own- '

ed by Mr. J. Henry Gaudet which sold to Mr. Hubert Agnew. Bum- ' merside, RI... for the sum of $1.- 85500. A i939 Chrysler sedan, owned by Mr. Charles Cahill. was sold to Mr. William Deighan, Borden, for 81.20000. A i980 Ply- mouth sedan. the property of Mr. l-iedley Muttart Carleton. was bid 'in for $600.00. At a previous sale a 1939 Nash sedan. the property of the estai.e of the late Sheriff Wright was sold for 31.50000 i0 Mrs. John MacLaughlin. Borden.

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~Mr. and Mrs Peter McCzuil. Eilerslle. Mr and Mrs. T-J. Ill- rnsn. Bedsque. and Mrs. J.W. Mc- Kenzie. Bmnmerside, are staying a short time in Toronto on their return motor trip front Niﬂsere Falls. They are putting up at the

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PLEASE NOTE: The Matinee or the Capitol Theatre, Sum- merside, on Dominion Day, showing ”Holida_y In Mexico" will be at l0 o.m. instead of 2.30 p.m., on account of the horse races.

FAR OFF MAINLAND TURKISH CURRENCY \

Bermuda is 580 miles from iihe The monetary unit. of Turkey i nearest mainland-Cape Hatteras. the plaster. with an average vaii:

‘i-i-i-ilt CHARLOTTETOWN quanmau

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mersidm-S. RoyeYYork Hotel. North Carolina. of about 80 cents.

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You can't top these! Cheese a smartly tailored Topcoot in first quality Gabardine-NW: . . The new colors are brown and fawn. The i is the slip-on mqdel with three button closing, yoke lining end slosh pockets. The sizes are 34

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S’side Deputy Fire Chief 50 Years With Dept.

Fifty years ago almost to the day, Mr. Claude Kenny joined the summerside Fire Department, Mr. Kenny is now Deputy Chief of the Department and as he looks buck he can recall that only two of the men who were members of the department when he joined are alive today. W. '1'. Matheson and Thomas Johnson. both retired after serving a period as Fire Chief.

The men who served st that time were a hardy lot for most of the equipment was hauled by hand end after a long run pulling a liose cart or pumper one had to be hardy indeed to immediately man a hand pump or climb a ladder. They certainly did not join the department for the mon- ey that was in tt._ They received fifty cents a practice for twelve practices a year and they ittend- ed the fires gratuitously so that their annual salary amounted to ‘he magniﬁcent sum of $6.00. The "lain piece of equipment in the department fifty years ego was the "Beaver". a steam pumper hauled by a team of horses end only the veterans of the depart- ment were attac to it. This ancient machine is still stored in "w. ﬁre hall.

There was no water system in the town at that time. Tanks

The Following Places 0F Business in Summerside Will he

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them fed by springs and_ the others had to be nlled from the harbour. Water was pumped from the tanks either by the Beaver or a hand bump.

Mr. Kenny has e keen recol- lection of the two most disastrous flies in the history of the town. The first was shortlv after the turn of the centurv and started near the nresent freiizht shed and swept a clean swaththrough the .town. only stopping when it reached open country at Robin- son's tennery located on the rail-

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evenlssl this week, or write WALLACE MOASI

were sunk in the streets. some of ~

way back o! the present Court House. The second lire was in i016 and started in Sinclair and Stewart's store and consumed a whole block with the exception of ‘he Royal Bank.

Mr. Kenny has served under rive Chiefs: the late Thomas rrizzel, the late James A. Mac-

Neill. Thomas Johnson, W. T. Matheson and the present Chief. W. B. MacNeill.

After fifty years. Mr. Kenny can look beck to the day he joined as a young led of nineteen and feel that he has a iinewecord of ser- vice to the department and to the Town. His two sons. Cyril and Claude Jr. are both regular mem- bers of the department. S

English Radio Star Arrives In Canada

(By Dave McIntosh)

HALIFAX, June 20—(CP)—Ti'se gusty breath of the llinglieh music halls waited across Pier 20 today as the giant liner Aquitania. carryl-ilk 1.348 civilians and 328 Polish immigrants, moved up the harbor in bright sunshine and ﬂed up attes- her rive-day voyage from Southampton.

Wearing a cap pulled well down over his lantern-jawed face, Tam my Hendley, Britain's Bob Hope. rushed dowi the gum-plank to alsn autosraphs for the few Engr- lisii faithful that know him weli_. the British wivm of Canadian ser- vicemen in Halifax.

chattering at machine-gun rate —he has been broadcasting at that tempo for ll years-Handiey "Mined loris enough to hear a word of caution from his cumi-y. men: ‘We have no pubs here, you know.“

APDarently having reed up on his geography before arrival Hand- ley cracked back: "That's why I'm going to Montreal."

He will be there for a short tine before proceeding to New York for three weeks. Officially he's on s holidly. but ho said he expected to "fill in on e few sports" while in New York. ‘

Th0 Aquitanta also carried to Canada Ross Munro. European comllwndent for the Canadian Press who covered ell major Al- lied operations during the war, G. Gordon Mills. trade and indus- try ton-rniasloner to the United Iii-Radon from Ontario. and Bar-

J. K. BEER, M.D., C.M. Ksnsington, P.E.I.

Office Hours: Afternoon 2-5 Evening 7-9

No oftlcs hours on Wednesday 0r Sunday except for emergen- ciss.

on Cecil Hahn. Geneva represen- tativs of the Canadian Baltic R0- 1019mm‘:

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Ice Cream and Cake; Sandwiches and Cold prints; Hot Daﬂ: Steamed Clams; Bingo and other games. COIII T0 ‘l’!!! LAWN PART! FROM Till RACE! OI ' DOIWXNION DAY.

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