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4051! 1'0 Till SUPPER and Bah in the United Church Hall, Kensmgton, ‘Thursday, March 23rd.

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-Protein Concentrated {or cows, horses, calves pigs stock '1

at . L- 1010-3-34.

-IIOCKEY PLAYOFF at Kan- aington Thursday, March 25rd at 8 p. m., Malpequc Eagles vs. In- dian River Rovers. Final game tor the lidacllean P-Admi-ssion l0 and cents. 11-1392-3-22-21.

-WI HAVE a complete stat o! ieeds icr foxes, poultry. h and cattle, lowest prices. Pon and Delaney, olesale and Retail,

dealers, l‘! . L-JSIS-B-I-I-I-SQ-d.

for 'l‘rail, 11.0., to be with her sister, ma. Cecil s. Mom- husband paned swag

-DOING NIClLY--Amda Ar- senault of Abram Village is doing nicely alter his recent accident, when he suffered a fracture oi the shoulder thtrouglir tailing on the ice. ll‘. Arsenault is s. tient in the Prince Ommty Hcspi B

-00UNT! COURT-The March term or the County Court opened in siunmersi‘ on Tuesday, His Honor- Judge D. Edgar Shaw pne- siding. Then was a large nunber oi cues on the docket which were set down {or hearing at dates to suit tho parties concerned. B.

-(.‘AP!TOL BOWLING ALLEYS. BUMMIISIDI-dra the Commer- cial league at the Capitol Bowl-

ing Alleys, W. Gallant for sin- clairs’ team scored the high three with 714 points, and also high sin- WHiIl $6. Binclains,

with the Dominion, won wit a total o! N02 a or th"

on. B

-I.BAVIS POI MONTREAL- Mr. 1:. P. Iblsy. MLA. leaves this mortning “h: "to join the par y go on e pisssen trans-Canada air ﬂ-Ilrht. Mr. H566? is representing the P. E. I. Govern- ment. ‘me Trans Canada Airways plane wii-l leave Montreal at nine p.m. Friday. The passenger list will include representatives oi the Federal and Provincial Parlia- ments. 8

-—HOMI AND SCHOOL MEET- ING-The monthly meeting oi the Kensingion Home and ScIlOuI A:- scclabion was held in the town hall on March 10th., ‘rho President, Mrs. J. L. Saunders was in the chair. Alter the usual reports oi commit- tees were heard, new business was dscussed. A corrlmittee was ap- pointed to purchase a tree wthich will be planted on the school rounds to commensurate the Roy- al visit- iests were enjoyable ieaturas this meeting.

—MOVED BACK TO COURT HOUSE-Mr. F. J. E. Wright, H18’?! Bhcrii! icr Prince County. has moved into his new oﬂices in the Cour-t House. The work was rush- enable Mr. Wright to be bwkat.‘ the Court House in time to cope with the rush o! work ior new oar liemes for 1939. The other work at the Court House will not be complete until some time next. month. . 5

of K.

--M!r. Thomas Ousack. Brookvale. Lot Smspent a very pleasant va- cation in ‘Charlottetown.

4m. T.J. lnman. Bedeque. left Tuesday morning ibr ‘Toronto to attend the annual meeting o! the Camdian Oo-operative WcoiGrow- ers Ltd.

I mtH/itttl (w. A Puts

' _t-il-.'AI.')/.\('lHiT ammo. _ i-".|1.|ou:»Nfif.: ICONQTIFFATIQUN.

williedallvand lopardayoa-lllepas-

“N” mte"*"m'g mm‘ "ltoitous" in the interests oi

I, Egg, Grading Station I" of Kensington

w“

Gouriies Drugstore,

Hark Gslulct. 81" Gram

to l1 In ammonia; woahwanaﬁ-l to: this "ﬁrs; a

$0 ‘l! M! responsible hr deliveries on you “m”,

—I‘0B. SALE. - Newly neahened Ken- ﬂ-ﬂi.

—8TOR.K LATEX NIPPLE; In at Taylor Drug 00., Kwsnééﬁ

odsl! at 1 Fash- On Show Program. Lrl308-3-zl-li.

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cow. Ge spawn. "m “wriiitift.

‘rum: mro c. F. . , 3 P. M. ior Moore as Mgodgs

—OILCAIIE rals) an feeds sold rlcht at Brace s.

5-

goes to Port Hood as Sum-

s. o. rascomu aim w. James N Quirk. North Bed e; Mr. . Clar- n-ic. llmot; and

Mr. ‘Ilslmaqe Montgomery, ‘Prav- ellers Rest. Rev. J. W. A. Nichol- son made the announcement and stated that a: gements for or- dination had not yet been corn- ploied. B

‘Cites Neglect? I I (Continued irom % l)

The introduction oi crucial legis- lation in Canada he attributed to Mr. Mackenzie King. includlingths s}; Age Pensions Act passed in

‘liha Conservative leader in this Province, Mr. McIntyre said could "mik tor nine hours without stop- ping." but what had he done? w.

dlnrtyrc labored at: some length liﬁmshow that ﬁe had done very

e.

HON. MARIN GALLANT

That the countryside oi’ Prince Edward Island would remind Their ltdJajest-ieg 0i their beloved England more than any other oi Can- ada was the belief expressed by Hon. Marin Gallant. the next and last speaker in t-he debate.

Mr. Gallant believed the celebra- tion oi the Charlottetown confer- ence anniversary next July would aﬂcrd excellent publicity ior the Island as a summer resort for tourists

He commended the Canada-U. 5. trade treaty. and also the Provin- cial Government ior having been. rncc coming into power. "very ﬁshermen. Generous assistance had been ndven by the Loan Board in the ﬁshermen in his own constitu-

my.

fie-was not in favour of givins direct relief and beloved that the sooner we can set away from this by providing an adeduate number 9f pubIIC works, the better it will be ior all cmmerned.

The nsrosumcina Mir- Gatlant was pleased nOtQ. my be extended to include hha main streets oi such villaaea as do M!

tinmmdtied botween the legitimate claims oi’ mags: inhlgfshggélm: §'s".“'.>8.'l§'m3§t¢y oreaziization-

The Public Health Department- he continued. W731“ 13mins M 1110!! B" MON - ﬁitiiﬁrwﬁsﬁﬁiiiidiﬁh "“" gionneotigi egreicdrarlb; with the Pro-

ncs no -

oded in iimtllltt tumlogr Gallant believed. was an educational campaiﬂksiip- plementmlls by - whine in the nab- "cliuecheoaoraressed Tooth! with "l" relatives oi the te Messrs. Bian- . wlw

"£1 1'1".-

38%-0 . d all hhwﬂprbatig L-ISIO-S-I-IL

'-ror.ros: count - ‘Iihree appeared beiore . Magistrate

Royal Baniriorthe pasviouryeam" manager-ct

li~ on the trunk highway. He dis-.

EXPEﬂEli m GERMANlARBH

Hitler Oil Way To Meme] By Battle- ship.

to Deutschissid to Memel to receive that little Baltic district. caged; 3y’ Lithuania uradér man Reich. n‘

Just a week ago the Chancellor mde into Prague to take that an- cient capital and Bohemia-Mor-

W- Er Tuead rni in tire gztsidc 211a? oCoun . ‘v1ﬁu‘1,',‘-d”,dhm'§n“°“°1!,,';‘$' ma“, They were eadi lined three dol- dialed or’ the admiralty, and Gen- ie" "14 Mtl- 8- oral‘ Wilhelm Keitel chic! oi the

~11" PM! POM‘ awn-w- 3. toos°°mmémcif mrTiﬁiiqi “d M“ V- 5- Mwmlh“ 1°“; °n Bwineunuende bcﬁore mo p. m. Wednesday morning ior their new (3:30 p_ m_ ‘m.

). ‘Ihvrespccteawi-eseu Hamel about nxogcu tcmorrowtﬂl a. m. A81‘) erapause a. Koenigs-

PrussiaGermsnti-oogrs

berg, Fast

stood ready to cross the inter- national hridge at Tilsit, m: . several hour! belcre their ’ dnehlsi.

his triumphant

01W from a motor unch. ‘Iﬁwo and a hair hours alter mt- ft icr awinermiende.

on details of Manuel's transfer and to Blvd it loll! form. U11 settleanants.

our Lithuania has had sovereignty over Mamei since i923. It is 1,090 square mllu In area and has a popula- tion oi more than 150,000, mostly Gemons- The removal oi’ Memel Port deprives Lithuania oi its sea Outlet. alt-howl work has started to imtimve the harbor 0d s. little "who villasa north o! Meme

1400, when Germany held sway over lands as iar north as Oourland, mvland and llbtonia-rotrgirly what is now Mariel, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

Birnlﬂcanrtly. Karl letter, Por- eign Affairs Minister of Btonia, was elvpeoied to csll at the Ber- or‘ his return

rem conieroncea Budapest. 53”’ t... to ‘what;

vn my use"! - out among: even to leave his card ior Von bbentmo

The rapidity with which Hitlu- moved in the case ct Meme] as- tonished even ﬁle bureaus which usually m: oi.’ preosﬂvs ths public mind ior coming events. It is an 09th secret that the Propaganda Min- istry had set Saturday as the asro hour in Memel. The pressure Von Ribbentrop exerted on Urbsya was said to have accelerated the lrow. down at Kaunas.

Indications were ION-rent hm. however. that with the acquisition 0! Muriel-before which Hitler had increased the German territory by about 77.000 square miles and pop- ulation by arpproxi ‘ ‘ 30,000,000 —there would be a pause in the Nari march. But oven Goa-ism, beiors he left yesterday iior a va- cation and conferences in Italy, told a friend that obod-y but Hit- ler bimseli knows what is in the

oiiﬂng.

One reason why political circles believed at least a temporary end _had oorne to developments in northern Europe was the iaet that Premier Mussolini was represent

mo

I Iirippling | Rheumatism

Ihsumatism leaves in It if!!! mama jointsé crooked 11min M pus hands, an m. hm» w“ almost uneudursbll. ~

ﬂinadltpapb

mils as against the Jeeenh route of pavement K irgton and Reed's Corner, but the present

an a n‘ improvane pro-

which includes the submari- Emand ds oi the road leading 1mm Charlottetown to Borden by Bonshaw, so that as against the present route oi that road over the North River bridge the pr would involve a as three miles one

way, or six miles gcturn. North Blvcr Bridge

“The whole desirability oi a pro- oi’ this to me to

to be reconstructed or replaced in

lihe near future, the cost od an adequate bridge or britkes prcsentslteworlldbeonlvasmail traction o! what we have received as an estimate oi the proposed bridge at Eightmr. The question boils down to this, whether the saving oi this three miles (or six miles return trip) would Jllstliiy tire expenditure oi a million dollars for a Brighton bridge. as against pos- sbly one-ﬁfth oi that amount which would in anyevent be re- gret! to reﬁolraatruczt 111a replace presen go Nor-oh River i "

nltment as to the proposedbriﬂ?" the matter was open ior the con-

as? its

given

rk site could at a not to eaoeed anything near thatm- ‘he thought y

b16900, "or ure". On contrary, sir accurate

deal as generously with the dis- landolvniers as

Conservative press with the - anee oi the Park, and stated the Guardian had on several occasions reierrcd with approval to the site selected. The attitude oi the Conservative lead-er. he olakned, was that the money could be ex- pended lo better purpose, that the whole province was a National Park and that in the initial stages the Government had been icoling the people with regard to the sel- ection oi a site. The Conservative leader's criticism, he alleged. was “apparently designed m cover up his own lack oi’ eﬂort."

Farm Rehabilitation

Reierring to the pro oi ilarm rehabilitation,

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posed ‘ the Premier

it

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RINCE COUNTY

stthe~

Borden Nats Win From

Tormentine

front again on a pass Clin Howatt. They only held the ad- vantage ior a. minute, when Com- eau cri the Guile picked up s. loose puck and hrmted thevcount again. ‘Ii; tOormIen-McIdTKwrnnn-tine the

e pena game.

Though the Gulls sweat iisbt thrush the iod they were unable to Borden defence. The home

Lineups: v Bordon Nationals: Goal. W. Mc- W. Mutter-t, C.

t c. AJii

Obway. Elmer Mdlnnis, Pep Dar- rach, Harold Muttsrt.

Cape Tormentine Glllls: G011. J.

Wall; defense. l". T Cor-

car Campbell,

miner; forwards. E Comeau. R. Robertson. c. Allan. G. Voutom, J. Leger-e. O'Neil White.

‘rhe summary:

First Period IF-Natbnals. Wallace Muttut 0M

Penalties-None.

Second Period L-Nattona. B’. Mlrttsrt — -6.l2 k-Gulia. .

(Voutcur, Allan) — - -'I.39 i-Gulls. B. Connie: _- _- _.9.a'r B—Nationals. Oscar 11

(C. Howatt) — — — - —l4.2

is. Comeau

(Robertson. Vithibei - ---l0.4l

Penalties-T. Counter. '

Third Period ‘I-Nationals. O. Howatt

(O. Caramel!) — —— —- —4. 8--Nations1s. W. Mutts-rt F - ‘l

Penalties-C. love, 0. White.

TO CON CENTRATE

catheArcticcoast.

Arcti land, I-mdson aoggtieirstibl? ior d m‘ climate might oonsti an emc- zent dgfﬂlée tor Canada iron: that

Btrould German lanes irom Iceland tc North Angcrics, {Pa iirst be ‘loo-mile; over water 00w Ilbrewell. the southern tip s..." ‘on t"... “t...” 1.... ..

, ea Greenland ‘is largely under $3.131.’ and Icellgnbdie domination.

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HQ LAY! BLUE IGGI

-Bernard Dung- cd the Oddreter has an ordinary brown hen-but me lays eggs- Bae is an Arcauna, a breed native to New Zealand.

FULL ‘ OOMPglNSATlON

FRJIBKA Sou t0mdraaisvlai iarmer cams ‘rére to apply tor drought relief. When he got home. his iarm was ﬂooded.

LITHUANIA

(Ocnlnusd g1; l) man dermnd was based m Moe auéigdthmnia must heroicailysirb-

Then were reports Ger-nun had threatened a military attwz last nlgbrt rmlcss a Lithuanianpro- iatry communique was

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an m7»: the positim Midi. the Utiw-

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1 st ical Pﬂyments: Arrest and

Certioraréeghe J01 ics’ Act;

Eboheats Act-

t Debto

An Act tin

Mag

Probate Act; The

Departments oi The Real Pro

ting Qhe fis;

- uarantee compa

The

Campbell resumed

the Drait Address.

No questions.

on roan Light mend

a Act

91m“! by

mission today 200 tender oi M.

this‘ month with the building must

A “Ollriappelfa tender

Legislature Yesterday

m The Deai and Dumb lie-i Act; 'I‘heAnDower Act; The

In rs Act; All

specting Judgments and Executionsﬂ land Surveyors;

ban Tenant Act; The

limitation oi Actions Act‘

I ng istrate; and Justices

oi the Peace; An Act. respecting the roperty oi Married women; The rince oi Wales Cisslﬁge Ac.

e

nies‘ House on motion cl Premier

Hon. Mr. Allen presented a ion irom the Mayor oi Bummerside for an Act to further 3.1116116 the Bllmmerside Incorporat- on Aot, 1803 (no. 2); also a petit-

i St. Eleanors Company for an Act the Company's Incorporation

t. Bills in accordance with the pet- itions were received and read.

Ml‘. ear pre from the town oi Montague Act to amend the town's incorpor-

bills, consolidating passe between the 708w 1713 and 1909 inclusive, were given ir r ~An t in

1 .- ms Witnesses and Evidence- An Act re- a w Factories; e con-

Hospital and In! Act; The Florest s t; ‘The auds

Act An Act

;T'he of Po ns

Act; An Act resliﬁctiglbuio various c

iic service:

rty Act; Au Act re- The Surety and

Act. consideration oi

Provincial Legislature March it The House mat at 3.15 P. M.

tit- and Cgfncil

Electric to a-

a pctl ior an

B in accordance with the pet- wit“... biiltﬁtﬁ Tings was re- e Premier CampbgIl.

read.

Tender ‘Is Let For New Arena

5., March 22-

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ted the $16.-

be

the iair'a opcnini neat November. was the lowest

Latest Move

(Continued from page I.) ire a grow c! nations such as France, Russia, Poland. Rzumania. Yugoslavia. Turkey and others into a solid front to halt Hitler.

Poland is in l. diiiicult 90s‘ ‘ . She ls wedged in between Ger- many and Russia. With Momel back in the Reich, Germans can bring even more pressure on Pol- and from the norm. "Liberation" oi Nazi-dominated Dc . at the head oi the Polish corri or split- tlngllastPr-umlatromtherestoi

is believed

to be on Hitler's spring calendar. Bome believe that Poland now holds the balance oi power in Europe. 1i she ioined the anti- l-litler bloc the German Puehrer would have to reckon with Dos- slhle war on two iironts. east and wast, and many believe he never

d risk this. But before taking the leap into ' cam

he alarmed the Meme! conquests. ‘me little Baltic countries now eyed by Hit- Isr are her , and i! they came under his domination Ger- many could menace lbussia in the north as well "as in the south. where his realm is e riding to- ward the Soviet Ukm .

Rmaia, like Poland, wants proof that Britain In.

ed y combined mill Hitler may decide that the is big enough.

(B The Canadian ha) -'l'ha lilattrman

L who ape his ﬁsh- ing Iran a seaside or is to have his pleasurm mm . New ﬁsh-

mesa-

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taches, with Denmark, swede mania, Turkey, Netherlands.

He said. however. omic and military the United Britain and her

D01‘, Art

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nit hal acre ‘ a1 51.. ‘Innate, Golden Nsdleal

my appetite ad shape. Ahufaarlag

toned up l weal

(ooagngg from mag, -~‘

disclosdd conducting , thrown military Y oslavia reg: and %

s staies on supplil allies in case d! wag“ were being conducted.

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NAZI THREATS 7,.

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that no tail tails

m- Greenwood, and Sir Archibald Sinclair, a.

President and Mme. Albeﬁ a brun oi France. meanwhile on I tained the Kine and Queen st a

French I- ter which the party auxbﬂlded the

r9, HD1139,

oiiicial e prior to the return to day.

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