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Miss Peggy Walker and Miss Eileen Campbell nccompalned Mrs. Joyce Maltell on her return to Souris on Wednesday. —Geo. I

. a so» Well aware'that no succeeding Prime Minister either of his o.v.i 6r any other party has great in- Ht t l th t, M . Ki Mr- ‘md M“ Chest" walk" dailies t?) se: tiara-bitter rslgndlia, "M ~‘°"- Hmvard- recently ‘Mwnd sealed and delivered before he w MmTay ' Riv" “Id white steps down as Prime Minister the SW15- W-‘lm they Wm 8W1! d! first week in August. The p.11. relatives and friends. who” do“ to M,‘ King “y, w,“ '0 (through, but not without conslu- Mrs. Laura Liver! and afahd-cmble opposition from membem

Mr. Charles Peter's Bay was a recent visitor to Georgetown where he met many old friends.

sons, Jackie Levers and Btevwart o! ul-bsn constituencies 1n nun, Hanson. Visited on parts of Canada who feel that Thllrsdﬂy- ‘Ottawa and Hull, even if they uo

iconstltute the capital o! Oanaco ..'Anna Nicholson c-f Boston, are not entitled to special prlvllnge Mass, who is. visiting at the home in the matter of Dominion Obv- or Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stevens, ernment grants. left a few deys ago on a visit to P. E. I. Members . relatives m Trenton, N. s. i As Predicted In Friday's Guar- idian, the Commons witnessed the M", Emmet; 5mm, 5nd mnsunusu-al spectacle of two Prince gmy Q1 hmmreal who are voﬁEdward Island members discussing (atjgnlng with Mrs, 5mm“ Prince Edward Island fisheiucs pawns, Mu and M“ w_ _7_ problems across the floor o! the Fitzgerald, spent a few days H°“-"°- J- wit“?! MlwNaught. Dar- durmg the week a; Mm‘ 5mm“ liamentary assistant to Fisheries sister's, Mrs. Walter Conohan of Mlmswr Mayhem acting m m‘ Cardigan. , now capacity for the first time, re- f plied to questions asked by W. (Chester S. McLure. Progresnve IConservative member for Queen's. To Mr. McLureKs questions about rfish culture.ln his own consti- tuency, Mr. MacN-aught replied :that the fish culture project a! g-Simpsorrs Pond was well under way and that materials are nuw being obtained for the rebuilding ‘of a dam at ‘St. Andrew's Polio _near New Glasgow, P. E. I. Fur Ither fish culture work, Mr. Mac~ Naught said, would be carried out at Jones’ or Worths Pond near Pownal. I Mr. McLure told the committee ‘on fisheries department estimates {that the amount of $45,700 f0: {oyster culture was too small be- icsuse "we are not able In develop (nearly the quantity of oysters that Who trade is demanding.” In reply to thp Queen's mem- ber's appeal that the Fisheries Sup- port Board endorse and support a

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Icessed fish products from Prince |Edward Island, Fisheries Minister iMayhew said that “special assirr- ance to the producers of one Prov- ince would hardly be feasible lo:

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Premier Jones’ broadcast on Tuesday evening gpnsfitufes his first breach of promise in regard to the new Temperance Act; see the Pamphlet issued by the Government of Prince Edward Island, information on the plebiscite to be held on Juno 28th, I948, pogo I: (There is no intention on the part of the Government to odviso or influence tIle people of the Province to vote for either one or the other of tho prcposed Iowa), and we may expect that this first breech of promise will not be the lost should the new Temperance

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On this topic, Mr. Meyhew said: "I am happy to have as my par- liamentary assistant the honorable member for Prince. He is from the

lng from another island on the Pacific, I think we shall be able to achieve results."

The Mayhew-MacNeught com- binatlon succeeded in getting their departmental estimates passed by the Commons in a little more than three hours.

‘MR. RECKLESS’ ON WAY

Dramatic action set. in the OAI fields of California is promised film fans in Paramount's new Pine- Thomas thriller, "Mr. Reckless," which comes tolhy to the Capitol Theatre. Heading the cast in the romantic leads are William Eythe and Barbara Britton, the former playing the daredevil oil worker of the title around whose persona.- life the story revolves.

As Reckless,” Eythe returns to find his former sweetheart. Miss Britten, engaged to marry his good friend Nestor Paiva. In spite ul their desire not to hurt Palva, the inevitable triangle that develops prmnts dangerous complications. The friendship of the two men flames into active hatred that has its outlet in a life-and-death battle atop a giant oil derrick.

Others who take part in the ac‘- tion-packed proceedings are Wal- ter Catlett. Minna Gombell, Lloyd Oorrigan and Prank Jenko.

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couple-running a boarding house. Corrigan, as Miss Brlttorrs ne'er do well father, and Frank Jenks, as a cab driver, lend much conledy relief to the tense proceedings in "Mr. Reckless."

" ‘SADITED’ SISTERS" GAY, SPARKLING FILM

The Prince Edward Theatre to- day welcomes the arrival of two thoroughly charming but con- scienceless lovelies - Veronica Lake, and Joan Caulfleld, who portray the title roles in Para- mount's hilarious comedy, "The ‘Seinted’ Sisters." The picture, which co-stars the girls with Barry Fitzgerald, is one of the most de- lightful, gayest films to come to

in the home of Barry Fitzgerald,

kindly and wise old tombstone sculptor, Barry suspects that. the girls

aren't quite as innocent as they look. His suspicions are conllnm- ed by a "wanted" police poster which he uses to blackmalhtlle plrls into remaining in town and keeping house for him. The un- kmdest blow of all is his insistence that he keep their ill-gotten mrney- "safe" for them.

Practically immediately, the girls find themselves vhlrlcd into a brand new way of life. Their

town in 3 long time.

"The ‘Salnted’ Sisters" tells the adventures of a couple of unsalnt- ly cuties. The film opens with Ver- onica and Joan tearing toward Canada "with $25,000 they have hudgered out of a New York suck- er. Unfortunately, they run into transportation difficulty when they reach the little New England town of Grove Flalls, and are

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