APRIL 9, I940

y HIS GlRl

FINAL TODAY

WAR

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Two Days: WEDNESDAY a“ Tllungpgy

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DONALD CRISP a IANE BRYAN 1.33mi: FAZENDA I ilinizs srizulsivsou ALSO - TRAVEL l

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TUESDAY. APRIL 9th

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iThe Central Guardian

i Hills column is reserved lorynen oi “ml inlifr"! blll advertising 0| .‘.'.“l-."“.’€...““fi"° "l." "»°,."‘"""‘

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MADAM norm. iiesuiii . 186 [Prince Street. i..- z-s-e-ai.

wlrluit

l RATES-Water rates must be bald by Wednesday, the "lm- , L-145-4-9-2l.

COAL AN C '_._ today Sliijinglgll £§§llea1?‘i°n‘$§§§§§§ and Dominion Coke. w, , 5 u; Co. L-83-4- 8i.

CL UB DISCUSSION-The discus- 51°" l" the meetimr o! the men's club of St. Peters Cathedral on llﬁﬁllfliti. °."..°.‘““E..‘."éii. hi‘? “l”

, n n 'Pl'lI‘iCB Edward Island. p

l v EAGINE DISABLED-The west- ern train svas held up for three hoursat Elmsdsie Saturday when! ‘W0 Side Kids gave way under the plcssurc caused by heavy snow, ’ An engine was sent from the City and assisted the disabled train. Last mgm the BOrden train reached Charlottetown on scllgduls l

fs.

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NURSES ALUMNAE MEI-HM. lTiie regunr bi-lnonthly

0! the Charlottetown Nurses Alumnae Wm held in e uriurses home last night. The Presi- dent Miss M Devereaux was the chair. Alter the routine busi- iness meeting 3, very lnsgmcmve and interesting address was deiiveiu ed Dr. J. Sweeney. This was

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{compunied on the a o

silmldﬂy between Charlottctow and the south side oi’ the harbor.

801i 811d is thirteen days

than the first trip of last season

I “Fairvieiw ltllls year. The ferry encountered ‘t verv little difficulties in the trips which are being carried out so far. A complete pointing lob was done on the bout while it was laid

completely overhauled, s

The monilily meeting of the Chil- dren's Aid Society lerday afternoon. Following a dis- cussioli on the increased delinqu-l ciicy amongst youth of the city the advisability of liavin a curfew law introduced was (i ‘cuss: . A letlcr was read from the c.ty clerk at Sydney; stating that since the

THE ORGAN

innit‘ ““°*“‘ as . ., . 'IRI'I'I$II IIIII-I-IGIICI

! ‘ own-a n» T£RRY‘M _ V riius : CAKTUUN -- 3 aruuuris - lvluslcAi. 3 SHOWS DAILY -~ 3.15 — 7 - 8.45 P M

__ I ORSE - A whnunliinns _ rllii mm win-iii»-

Intelligence” Packs Wallop On The Capitol Screen

ln keeping with its now vvcL- Miss Lindsay is on ideal choice ﬂlllllllshcd trliuition oi being lhc for hei- role o! lice opcixilivc. 'i'lic

l. on tlie screen with gOUu pic- ciiici rcquisitcs fol‘ a girl to p ay this lrus based on timely subiocts, the part were obviously that shc be Jill-nor Bros. studio lins come up _ llli another such winner-namely‘. that she olsoappcai" convincingly ni- 31111511 Intelligence," which ipeneo toliigent . ihus the young star ‘Stﬂlillly at tnc Capitol ’I‘licat1'e was a perfect choice, v ilh Boris Kurloil and lvlurgarct At the outset oi the story, Knrloil llillsay in the lendin roles. The new Warner pic urc is an ex- Milli’, swiftly-moving recital oi the luv

many who liiis managed to convince the British lnLvllgeiicc that he is ties 0t spas iii Wllftillle, mid working loi" England. And Miss c two nations with ivliosc csplon- Lindsay. while actually ivorlung lLl .l- sci-vices it denls are England one country, has managed to coli- l(l Germany, lts period is thut oi Vince the other that. she is working c World wm- ol" 1914-19111. but r them. cvcnls it depicts are likely to be With the girl, always one lullili h" rim cable to the current era. ahead oi execution. matters collie l0 liclli Karioﬂ and Miss Lnndsny n. cllmux at the licluc oi ii liriiisli u- spins in this picture. and in Cabinet Minister. wllcrc luirmi is l‘ - why 9.1m SUV niz in the sllDDOSCd vnndcitv oi butler. Ho lcziljns tlmt_tlic entire scar across one British Cabinet is to hold ll invet- his cheeks, bill. tiut doesn't nre- inz lit the house whore he ll work- ll him mm endowlmz his chrlr- ingwand he sets a lime-boll") l" l’ with i; quality sunvc menace order to Willi.‘ oul. llic ivliuitpchillncly. it in the end is lust as cllectivc The suspense-tilled scenes icsulliiii- conimunlcatln terror as any oi from this plot k611i U)“ ‘@"“"“°‘ past pgrtrgygi g, fight 011 the edge 0f ills scat ill) w

W E E 5i V E ‘Z n. 9. '5 0 Q o 5 8

a sinister is ll. ion

Tllgyiiins. Tiinéﬁiftifslfiiliincs

_V__~_ DEé?"s__ morning, April 10th at 9 o'ciock. \RK--A ll t v iFTKi-‘lfa THERIAULT —-At the Suercd "hem-l. l. Ewcn tclylif.” art-Ida?‘ gears... Home on April B. 1940. RW- Abbe (‘I'M “Iediicsdqv at 2.30 p. m.. l I. s. Tlicrimlli. MZC 68 veurs. Rcrlj n his late residence. ulem High Mass will be 511ml this

morning at ll o'clock in the chapel RPHY~At Elnemld Junction,

o; the shoved Heart l-lcinc lor till‘ ll 8. 1940. Alexis Murphy. H56

repose 0t his soul. At ll o'c‘0<‘k lhc In Memoriam

remains will hi! conveyor! lo 111111" Airport mid iorwzirdml bv plane I0 House Harbor. Magdalen Islands. [or interment.

—""‘"—" " ’ nnrrns ‘“ "“

unionism. - In lnifﬂcwlivniln March 31st. to Mr. and Mrs. Peter

. ‘ n - Ioiln: memory of a dcur ll! Magnum" a daughter‘ Mary HOP

pretty, that she seem courageous anti

is n. super-spy in the service oi Ger- »

..u..-a,l l_ sllmr- latterlcs: ‘(olive- the last reel. g ‘balm?’ 8'50 '~ ﬁght ‘

Church, Summeriicld, Wednesday wnuu", “m, Norway c“;

that city a year ego a great im- provclncnt hns taken place in r glird to minors ‘using oil the street i at. lllllll. The mutter was final

the next

Canon Malone presided yesterday. p

x y prctly ivcdzllng took r . piucc in Boston on Tuesday even- ing. March 26. when u Elillﬂ Robertson daughter oi Mr.‘

(his province. became the bride oi lvlr Roy E. G ‘viii oi Cambridge. ' T‘ nliiss. 'i'!iu lll.l‘l“'ig€' look atls 111v home o! 1.1. Mr. Clll‘ c" of!

Blue and lust/clung hat and car- , 3 rind u bouquet oi Cliilll Lillics and " Lilly oi the Vnilcy. The at-trrd- unis wcrc M1‘. and Mrs.

Curler, Mrs. Carter wen gown oi‘ Rose

a i

:uid carried a bouquct of‘ fbéwcéet , Wilpiilil will bc held

ens. The happy couple le or Liv en _ arifl those interested in the iiidus- ‘od destined to save tlmysizghﬂe c2513; second ‘lime’ and l‘ iorty- minor ﬂlllPllfllllPl" ' ‘eight hours before each meeting» TFO"! mg Prisoners; ______v_____, __ _ aid, the Mayor stated nirnaawviinrsn. Al-i-ny“2ss that i" ‘"5 11°“ m“ "‘“’““°“ ‘° “M

n wcddrig trip l0 New Yolk rind on

their return will make their home , "l

ili Cambridge. Their many friends oolh llc-re and abroad wish them a nappy wedded lite.

{prison/ms

Lieut. Fred A. Large, R. C. N. V. j

R, has arrived in the CLty from -St. John to spend n short lurlough here.

Mrs, Hnrolll E. MacLesn, Sydney lLibsilrl"

Sh, received the sod news of the. dPilUl of her aunt. Mrs. Ambrose Clow, Humboldt. Minno who puss- cd sway on April 4th. alter a short |illness. Mrs. Claw. was

'l‘llliie Crcwivs. Kingston. P. E. I. she 11:15 many friends and rela- tlvcs here.

llntemational At A Glance

By The Canadian Pun

S'1'O('.'.;I10l.l\I - Authoritative quiirten. conilrm report that (our foreign ivlirshlps attempted to force an entrance into Oslo Ijord, water gateway to the Norwegian cnpilz" .

u

0!! foreign ivarpiunes; irlcntltv of altilckefs I10!

ascertained in darkness; communi-

___.___.___-___ MADE WARD 0F COURT.

LOS ANGEL-ES. April B s-(AP)? Chloe Davis. 11-year-old school 21F! whose mothl-i", brother luld two sis- ters \\'l‘l‘l‘ killed in it family slnylnlf lust Thursday was made a ilvard 0 the Juvenie Court today.

irolli 3101109 custody.

SYDNEY N. 5.. Al)!!! 8 —-lCPl- Nexnnder G. _ L WWW"! silpnrvisor of fisheries lor Cane Breton. died here last niitht. He 1' I tlrcd 18 months iiizo alter more than i I 25 sorvlel‘ with thr- department

of fisheries in Cape Breton.

I and I-‘litlicr enco Genavleve.

. - “" '*"'"*‘-‘"’ llexunder Cousins ""“"“ "if m passed away April 9. 1939- N. D. MacLeﬂﬂ a,

gs - nemnry a dilly thouplit UNDERTAKER a, cart l; silent sorrow. , EMQALMER remembered by his Wile "I"? cgzﬁ‘::'%‘,'ff;'hﬂgd

Family, Phone ll!

i 4-9-21.

I In Memoriam In memory o! our death Brother Alexander Cousins. Burlington who ueplmeu 1m, life April 91h. I939-

Lovln and true In all hi! ways llprlgdl. and just. to the end ol hi!

nys

Sincere and kind in heart and mind

What bshlbeiiutllul memory he left II

d. Remembered by Brother and Sisten. L-133-4-9-11.

g1 §ienrglians Province, . . Gilli pin byMr.,say Austin Connolly. after which lunch ~ s o s

Not Promising

The ship laid up on Jan. 17th of line pram; Managing Dmcmr of)

this the engine and pumps were ,1. w_ Windsor, Ltd‘

CHILDREN'S inn SOCIETY --’--S,1ene»

W55 held W5‘ iDircctor " oi the

The J W. Windsor, Co. Ltd, in 1939

lit 0' r !o' fl. ‘tier dis u‘ lo at and ‘vas held m e ‘c 1 moletililg. £1135 lilzev. | me "m3"? End 56"” M the mm‘ ‘committee requested the pimrhasgig; ' u

Uiiiihfuily and well during ills 21 leqilipment, He died ~GUODWIN WED-

tlon ivi ih respect

w, l _ - _ i.’ l British embargo removed ‘ m“ Rmhlmm O1 Anmmda ‘ very favorable at present. ‘There lslloss," he said.

and oiltfined a plan inwherebv the dciicit count be mﬂilc | N - " i, ~l cam,";,,, iousm. _CCl'lll. Chandler, ciiliii-inan of lhc ﬁght,“

Finance cﬂlllillJ-ICIC stated lliétﬁotéllg some to [gmal "cums ﬁuhifjigvtiyé géfgééiﬁsgl wk is Wu could ““é’.£.‘.‘,'?°§‘3.%£l“£§i.“.ll2§f.? Elna-...- ... oi Emplomcnt and Reliel sold that the reading of a

the num ci- on reliei {or the (onsoudarlng p

Bcihall st. BOSLCH. The bride zook- ‘Deck is swing lo Bvlizlilm. n small cd chnriiiiiig in gown ol Eleanorwluanntv Y0 France 11nd

up with the loom-tors.

formerly 4 WANTED EXPERIENCED IIOUSE- ,

‘HFGTZVPT

_ rm: ‘IHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

123$. if

6 NOTICE Iwliity Council

it ~— Holds Regular

Sophomore llop ill

§ T0-NITE l

Q Holy Name Hall 7. i... 9.00 -—- 12.00

The regular monthly

W Mayor B. A lull ate o! councillors

its

it

m' ' . I Martin wa absent du to

am” If“)? _ jl illness. Dr. B. c, Iieeping, City M, Health Officer was also absent.

.____ .. C chairman of,

_________ oun. J. E. Stems. "‘—““"'*—-~— the Police Committee

l B. I. S.

lourreu over the weaken .

Regular Monthly Meeting WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1on1 8.00 am,

ism o! the Police Force

thous t ss persons. He

strong disapproval o1 this Colin.

MAGISTRATE l“ o victcd" who is guilty the Illness o! Magistratemzgg m Mggiré there was no Police Court g Y? ﬂ - H

severe ogld. e L‘ ‘Miami 1mm a

et anyone clear." New System He told the council that a

-_..___ TENDERED FAREWELlr-Monc- s stem orapprehcndinlz violators or laws would be establish-

ton curlers on Saturcl l t e trafli paid splendid tribute tgyllteevsigrxtlg ‘ c o .

ed in the near future. M“ D- EW“ B11101). president

Conn. S o! the club do when they tendered him a compli- mentary din c d

with a handgorxniﬁlzilstljlmsejted mm

info with

itelﬂktahcr on the occasion o! his there are twenty more in the book.

ineetin q 1 HOSPME H: tcyiéyullile has been Promoted

for Charlottetown p; he said

installed i the 1i trol towaxrds 610a W92: of

6S)

________________

plained. Will Inspect Police

He was advised bv the Council to

Gordon M. Barrie of Montreal. 19"” the claim turmer- ie J

funeral 05 the I tion as soon as it is

HP-‘rrvise the loading of the s, s.

rmed

under c.‘ Faimll Fisher UB1" mmmmeel 113%“)

introduction m. the cuxfew law m ﬂgiqlérfisrét ti); ccﬂliléjgéjiagfbslttglgseg eig; ‘decide. (The mutter was settled lat. __ ; Europe.

er by means of s. resolution.)

Mr. Cox became local Manager o.‘ Need Selma”

h;;il esteem by

any’ “mung discharged his dim" bililding for the storage of

4*?‘ of Selllct" storing all nuicliiucfv 111K191” In dismissing the general situa-

ie preszent prospects o! having the gerv. are not

i=0 a-n vrcricil. Some oi ilic

chi-barge in effect

‘up by inci-czlsed lentils.

witzerland, Y a recem’

exception of some

The bilyeig; are now awaiting 151441 “~35 2340 s5 conlpured

. t ” in .1 l.l- u f" -;— -- , . ‘ m“ "mnchlng hat‘ ew cpmm S mm ,,,‘”o°,‘,’,’,‘._..2 egg? ’”.}°..,,§“,f,‘fff}§§ b11418 532m were 035$ llc School Act and the Succession or Fisheries cd en bloc. this being a new melh- Duty Act-

the Minister

|cillcrs are suliPllﬂ-‘l showing all expenditures. dSlly l In answer to a question v Coun. McDon

11 l all summer. He added Grafton st‘ 4* {heieie would be - - projects durin with bath tn let,

Apply 38 Elm Ave. Phone 1218.

ustion. L-i41-4-9-3i.

Various communications cl

cooker spaniel. Answers name “Toby.” Phone 1187. Reward. yme L -.-:P'_“.‘"“9‘3H ‘The rollowinz resolutions loassed.

keepcl" for country home with convenience. No family. Good oppnrfilxiity loi- the right party. Apply letter box 412. Charlotte- town. L-143-4-9-3i

7's and $1.00 for 4 removes. Moved J. E. Stems-

Secondod. F. C. D011

' zan- . . ‘——-="‘"' I Resolved lhgit the tender for the Itllégrilﬁlm" lcviutice of nicks be Wald?“ “l P‘ owl ‘.1. Gallant. at .4 cr-nts a womb. *

Moved J. T. McKee. l seconded. J. E. stems.

l .0 Thomas Davis v $1.20 Grade No. 1 oil. Moved. J. '1‘ McKee. Seconded, J. E. Stems.

MEATS

meeting of tile City Council was held last xiigiit R. Holman presiding.

sl glresgngdut the me ing. City Record-

mﬁ City Police iorce loi- the solen-

commended I did work theiy are doing. He special ment 0n to: the capable man- l h le B

‘with the series oi breags which oc- I

The chairman oi the Police com- mittee denounced anv unjust critic- ' made by}

voiced r

the future, Everybody “will be con-l he said, and "there will be no ‘string pulling’ to

terns comm lid d th - { ri id efiioigecemereitpgf

He declared that "he had great hopes for the radio which will be

mon h.” He spoke of the success ini (Moncwn combating crime which hud result-l ed in the establishment or the radio system in the citv or Saint John. The speaker also dealt with the matter of a new generator for the Police patrol, The old one had prov- en to be a. failure, he said. and some redress should be had. He declared

Mayor Holman congratulated the oi the Police Commitleel

Windsor o . Ltd, llﬁmtlma“ .- me week end ° ‘Pen for his excellent report and askedl

and attended the

L“ Chumltewwn him to arrange {or a, DOHCfbI inspec- = late Frederick R. Cox yesterday. m5 e

The Meat and Milk Inspectors re- . ., H uldthtM. ii -! - ... \ u" f“ the Wmt" I" addllw" W cam? Zssociatid wlthctalfe b3! lﬁldc, ﬁffiléilgseiilyceuh lilrglyigggyrfé‘. /’~ f h} u t d n in i918. one Wtgiite I-éelglriili report was read by the Io S em e5 u es was to he“)! (ivouncl-lor Butler. chairman o1 the

Councillor Blanchard. chairman or the Public Property and Marktt

the rlced for one -=. rnol. If this was not lllJSSlblP. he de-

to the conned lclﬁlfPd that the CiLv would have to M155 Mary , lobster industry Mr. Barrie stated ldispose of some oi thc old machin-

‘The Market is operating lit

were any animal or animals for

Resolved that n. n. and A- Fold be awarded the contract. for shoeinﬁ horses at $2.00 per set cf Your N0-

Resolved that the tender for siil>-'sn'wirm'

lying “saline angt 0112a?‘ gayliiﬁglniiv bfavcrs (iii the l>linzl now Md

l

T371940 'rap-sl=reb’"kinso Washes clothes up to l0 shades ELIESL" '

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V.‘ CE 'I'HRF.E

- - —={Tcounlm' AN AMAZING - .- ~ v ——. new ‘SUDS-BOOSTER‘ " i n- MAIE.“ ha»-.JQ-»»>m.,--mww..,,g,@¢>~,_illi-4. ltmmig >4. wwl é

WHY WASTE TlME wmi your; » SLOW-POKE SOAP? TRY MY SOAP... n BURSTS mro suos m A JIFFV._ so MUCH FASTER THAN THAT SOAP YDURE USING

Jhw

WELL. IN THAT CASE, YOU CAN BE SURE I'LL TRY iT

THE NEW I

pro- the

94o RINSO IS MU ) SPEEDIER mu MY cwSOso/llzc“ -§~\ _ u GIVES RICHER,

LONGER-LASTING

5W5 IN JIG-TIME

I'VE ALWAYS ENVJED Youl: suowv WASHES. l MUST TRY SPEEDY RINSO

“"'1

u ' tiitui _r 111th LATE was Serve by Lie SE5.” muse ' I antral headciiqgigngurglgtrilser? ‘ihlentilcg R HELEN, 41 l‘ II i \ 5 C l . ué“.'%.ll‘§“ llli..°".f.f§.t3“’.l; léieiiiowevﬂclcli» WATER commenced “Wrath-on was the responsible party, he ex-

the

IT'S TRUE.‘ THE NEW RWSO CERTAINLY LICKE OUR

.- t x A5 MUCH 5UD5 AS THAT LAZY SOAP . 24 I orlce USED. essr or ALL, MY CLOTHES 100x As MUCH A5 lo SHADES WHITER

J

YOU'LL FIND RINSO ls SAFE FOR ALL WASHAELE cotoues,

TOO...AND so EASY ~ v on YOUR HANDS!

RIGHT. iT GNES AT LEAST a TIMES

uh

I'M THE DNLV SOAP RECOMMENDED BY

. — w/lsmue DISHES lN Rlusos FAST-WORKING LONG- ms who was at m... m“, Man m Council that Mr. u-l] had been ....‘ , . MAKERSOFZSLEADlNG company. other dﬁiaﬂsﬂedmwutg £31‘: 2.23% ggaﬁges? 4 J ,, l, tggigirig SillDS ls so, MUCH EASIER AND us ECONOMICAL, WASHER5_ won 0R JUST A 5.15.18. d“, not reach France ‘ﬁiaiemwas so z \ - . M , HOW DISHES, POTS AND FANS SHINE! F£w_ BUT 26! gnﬁiilrfvglg ‘Qgmlgs Mmgvﬁhifr ge‘ l Colin. McKee chairman oi the 1 , r- ' s or e e- . . Iieved either 10st or “sink by a i§fdﬁlllg§ﬁﬁ°ﬁileﬁ“lidséi‘§i05hr? Marvellous for tub washing too SOAKS clothes clean submarine. He: cargo included itender re horse shoeing the City , _ ' _ probably what was the largest horses and asked thB 001111011 W N” Washc" The" W" “mPIY ""4" "R ‘he Ncw Richer "T0p~Speed"

hing or boiling. Saves work,

B.

Yestcrrirgy niiernooirs session of o Legsmiru tins l“kf‘ll up with lllllllbUI‘ oi bills \'l m‘, solutes. a. '1 l1 to the Pub-

Firsl. 110a hing nu.

The following bill

Winding Up Act. -

Jurors and Jul " On 111011011 oi Hon. Mr. Dennis

that ll H " '5 "l: ' - s ., ,,,;°§3§.§*,‘,.§.“°‘3.F,‘.?§l§ 3r‘ .3~°‘ll?~'i“i‘fi° ill‘ 06,1139 "ismﬂffylgyflwouuj relieve t e ‘memployment M” Protection 0i Cni-tlllll AIlIHlIlAS.

Part 1 0i the hill politics that

waking for £1118 purpose oi prcveiuiiig the . . ‘ . rent 01' culifll/iiolls dz.- svs ii- , , loos ivere lend and referred to ‘l’ l < , _

. - , - ' 1 i, mung ioiles mid other imlnlnls lil “D WHITE glggioimrgctthgqléltlzﬂgtitﬁg :3“; the Province. the Li:iltclinlii-Gov-. ‘,;‘nmbcrmg of 110.1595 was “laced (m 0l‘1l01'-lll~COllll(‘ll may prohibit the '

importntfon into lhe Province o1 period as may be (lcclilwzl liver Mr. ‘nIcPiieo rlskcll if pl ' o for on“ . He silggssicci tlic Clﬂ .. vircs.

lion. Mr. Donnie in reply to n riucsllon from remior. saw

immct lite tiunql-i‘ fulxs of tho hi1’ rlrn!

with y oi

l .< ‘Oil illl- porlliilon of lllillk. ‘

' I'll-

Mr. Savilic asked ll thcrc zverc suuizeslcri 11ml ii more aw not any they should b:- flll)3"l‘ll"fl mill put in plur-"s WhPFl‘ lllev will be

.. licfl !'tl'z1'l.'. Resolved that the petition rc the “‘m‘i‘ni’l";‘r_ Lllllfﬂlql] ‘ .“‘"‘

g zone ol‘ Mr.

‘Good Meat& Fish" been

For YOUR Order, Phone 8|

J. M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

Hemmins be brousht up inthonclli; b"'“'" h‘ m" P”

future.

Moved coun. Llapthom. Seconded Conn. McKee.

Use Mlnard’: for dandruff.

_.....4._ ___..____..__ *

A BACKWARIJ SPRING

Curliiils the Use of Highways and Defers

War Service Drive

Until Week of May 20 at Points Outside Charlottetown

‘llity ltampaign April 15th

The Boys Depend on the “Y” The “Y” Depends on Ylllll

ti ilwrc was ' mid tile‘ arc cnil=inu (llllll

their damn-ﬁe u! lic Sold He oiijcctcd to lit» Kl‘ provin- in: {or llicir [ll‘ll.I‘( ion Ile S.ll

ilicy had mused llflllllNll? to a roll" by rlhmlniils: \\Ill‘.‘l' lmri coming l.‘ to flow nvcr the lmd Mr. l\lel"lice said hv did not Wis]: to soc nlvvtiiln: (1‘\l[‘ ‘o rlcsiroy illw bonvrrs in ill!’ Pro-sincc. . Jmics mid l\r\.'ii'l‘l‘ mid lll"ll should no! bl- Min" in llvi sour district. The l)l‘ll\f‘l =lir~uld b0 u: .. he ..\irI. llc ll!‘- scriboti their dvslrllcxtii-v pnwri Ho dldnl. soc niiv llSl". o! protect- llll!’ HFWYI, h-r‘ arldcd | Mr. W. A. Sit-wart monilonr-d (“v difficulty of lourisis vnlnznl: to thc lPmvlnoo with rim: 'l‘hcv \\'(‘l‘." 1 iocod to tum bn-k, he sold. l Mr. Iluizlivs nskml that (‘IJHIFE l“ ‘bc deleted. This mzvion cnrrird

Mr. Jones cxnro~sci belief that the system of nonﬁction was onlv

, a ncrlmlrlori‘ imller I Mr. ‘l\lel‘lim- ziskvrl if ihrrc \\'f‘l‘l‘ lnnv mink bcinq imnortvd into the Province at yirrscni.

Mr. Dennis cxiilnincd that ‘lhcrl IWPTP hone lwln-r iinnoricd n‘, ore- sent.

Mr. Jones sold thwt thc thing is deadwood lcifislntlon. llc referred in elnusc 1G of the Act.

Mr. Stewart nskr-d that n disurv- ‘Win b» mrvlo h"i\\'(‘(‘|‘l dolls and nlloivliv. iourkls to trike pets to lho Province with illem.

Premier Campbell said that tho

Rinso. its active suds soak clothes amazingly clean without hard scrub- ‘ ,

Flue-w I940 Richer Rinso_a|| grors ave if

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Wilde .

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saves the C|OlhCS-—S3V¢S you! f-J

V’ V‘ ‘ I ' “ N” ‘ l I V '. practice has been to grunt per-f ’lllilS to tourists who wished to fﬂrms- 11%‘ mild 14 beln! cultivat- g lbrilig their pct (loss ivith thcm. He. "i ‘mil W?‘ 1mm "WWW? tho d5

olud that there lmd boon no urn- liiibition oi’ dozs practiced dining llili? past few y '

‘in; ‘RE lill orrizr to s p.

Mr. Joni-s iircd lllilf m.- icn citizen; rlnusc denim: llllll lilo plﬁllllllllll‘! oFﬂLlPllC mell- l<~l animals was not good and ndd- . 1”!‘ hold and a yml "in fact the whole act is no with 21 good."

l Mr. McPheo suggestcd that all under 1n- notiocs declaring that the tings s of the 1's- \\'l‘l'P. prohibited should he removed. lori of this

Vi‘. Robins n said liir i--.~.v llﬂfi illco o! trade, ‘"1". ll.\‘"i iicr il is local or .. lilo establish- notﬁ’ "I don know whether Lllf‘ ' cunning vege- vilsolile lax is legal" he addod. ti‘ ‘velopment

but it is also in force.“ He $'i'.'— ‘ casted tlirlt tllc ‘av’ be loft to pro- .‘ ' twi. the fox lndustr ,<

' - .on thr- bill ‘l to \\'i'li a-

n! oi’ on n! an in- . to llilssllgzltc till f \'\'.lFl(‘ farm products

‘was rvportcd ngziecd nicildmtilts. ‘ The House went info committee on ‘"1110 Bulk Solos Act" with Mr ‘ Jones in the chair. It was rrpovt- mt! nlrood to svrhoii‘ fllllI‘ll(llll"ll‘S. Al F» o‘clo~k the House rldiolirn

lcd until 3 p. m. lorlny

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