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Tbofinardllawillhedelivered loan) home In Bunnies-side by unwise;atfleperdayorlwperwflfhoneiailforthhservieeor ‘m your ordertothebo: responsible for dellverieuonyonr route.

_h recurred for news ol -PUB.INA (m1 "“' fly: s; shave-r f. 3 fut giowing rec'd sobltainabtlmlllg ‘it xlvlvtzr. ‘u’. .0 I "um. l. WWW I _ L-l888-4-1- . car of feed on order.

‘dunes —MIXED Car full of wheat '_, later. Book order now. Ralph MacCa . North Bedeque. L-l845-3-30-2l.

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_-c0ItN SOLVENT relieves corn-L Taylor Dru: 00.. Kenslngton. L-602.

kmnasrmu. Mureew. Whit- finfidblefit h§raee's.'?-I§s:l'-"£I%

with an gift set or , some exquisite Cologne. Gouriiel _FOR*SALE. — One Percheron “n” Dru" b14°"4'1'2"

pmy, two years old. Also one work . Apply to Henry ‘Trainer. Kin- 33;? 1-4880-4-1-21.

DDOING NICELY flklends oi’ Mr. James Croken will be pleased w learn that he is doing nicely gflfll‘ his recent

-SYMPATHY EXTENDED — Much sympathy is extended to cpl. and Mrs. Allison Perri’ 1h N" death of their infant son. Joseph Arthur-S.

,IMPROVING-It is pleasing t° yeporl’, that Mrs. George A. Call- beg-k L; improving from her recent, illness. Mr. Callbeck who was 11h Montreal attending the fur sues arrived home on Saturday bl’ planes-S.

_ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND _$ergt. Arthur Sullivan has Just arrived from England on a short furlough with his mother. Mrs. W- J. Sullivan. Summerside. He is , serving with a Highland unit-S.

__ A5_ OLOIST-Miss Dorothy W303‘: “n: the soloist on Sunday evening for the special hymus 101'

—WANTED.-Man for warm work. Married or single. Apply to Vernon Muttart. Cape Traverse.

2b-1378-4-1-1i.

—WANTED.—Man or boy t0 work or farm Roy-l Campbell. Ohelton. 4381 -1-3.

—PROMPT service on your films. Gourlies Rexall Drugs. L-1404-4-1-2i.

—RETURNED HOME — Miss Mary Mclsaac who has been visit- ing friends in Kinkora has return- ed to her home in Hope Riven-S.

-CHOCOLATES for Easter in attractive gift wrap. Gourlies Rox- aii Drugs. L-1404-4-1-2i.

-POSTPONED - The relular monthly meeting of the W. C. T. U. has been postponed for this month. as the date of the meeting is fall- ing during Easter Week.

——RETUBNED HOME Mrs. Harrison, wife of Ven. Archdeacon Harrison, rector of St. Marys Church, has returned home ac- companied by her daughter. Miss

. 1 5g Mary's Ph llis, from Moncton. where they féaaxrxchlsfiitllisik "Jflhe Palms" very halIe been visiting relatives-S, beautifully-S.

—FUNER.AL 0F LAC. (MICKY) MILLER -— The New Glasgow News N.S., reports the particulars of the funeral of LAC. (Mickyi Miller and friends in S'Side will be interest- ed in the details. The service was held in St. John's (Anglican) Church. ‘Pruro. on Tuesday, March 24th. the rector, assisted by the Chaplain of the unit conducted the service, which was carried out with full military honours. Mrs. Mar- glnson. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mc- Cullough with whom the young air- man visited represented nis fam- ily; There were many flora! trib- u s, which bear mute testimony of the high esteem and friendship shown by no newly found friends He was known and respected as a boy of a very fine Christian charac- ter, a thorough gentleman and sol- dier. He was very musical and sang in the Anglican Church at Truro and also in St. Mary's Church, S‘- Side. Further details of his un- timely death have been received in S‘Slde. He was on night duty and was working on one of the planes. standing on a ladder, In some un. accountable way he slipped and fell striking his hend on the concrete. causing a fracture of the skull. He died in hospital two hours later. He had been through the evacua- tion of Dunkirk only in meet his

._DONATES BAGPIPES FOR DURATION-Jrl answer to the re- sponse of Commanding Ofhcer. Group Captain Fullerton, for the loan of bagpipes for the Air Force band. Mr. Harvard Fraser. W911 hiown player o1 Belmont. Lot 16. has lent his set of military ball plpqg to the band for the duration. Ml‘. Fraser hos Pluytid m8 IJBEPIP“ (or over 20 years and the band boys appreciate the sacrifice he is making in partin with his beloved 0199p GrmymCap , Fullerton al- so apprecia his gift-S.

—-VARIETY CONCERT AT KEN- SINGTON _ A full house crested the performers at the big concert in King George Hall on Monday night. March 23. Every number was accorded hearty applause. The ‘pro- ceeds according therefrom wil be devoted to the expense account of the Kensington Juvenile Hockey team. Mr. J.L. Saunders who acted as chairman. gave a nice talk on the value of clean competitive sport as a character builder. and the value of hockey as a. developer o! physical ablity required in the abyssmal struggle in which we are now engaged. (Program): R-ecita- don-Joan wedlock. Duet - June and Bunny Paynter. Dlalogue—Soo- iety Column. Marjorie Connick. Siep-dance-Doreen McLean, -Mildred Clark and Lois Mac- donald. Recitation - Ian Webster Solo-Ellwood Dunning. Chorus— Seven girls. Intermission. Dialogue -Day Off at The Old Ladies’ Home. Monologue-Earle Crane. Solo-Nina Higgins. Dialogue-En- joying The Telephone, Joyce Hee-

home with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McAssev. who treated him like a

st Easter.

good recovery from her operation in the Prince Hospital-B.

daughters,

Tormentiue

visiting John Maclsaac mornnlng for Montreal

Mr. James Dorsey of Borden left t death 1n qanmm Duflnz his ,0_ on Monday to spend some time at loum in Summerside he made his Hamax- N- 3

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. son and became deeply aggamed t0 Arthur Sexton of Borden on the him, He w" Qxpggm g0 v15"; them birth of a son at their home on Monday March 80th.

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Personals

--Mrs. Eimest McCar-ville is the Eliest of Mrs. Thomas McCarville at Kinkora_—S.

—Mrs. Ella Peters is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. Her many friends trust she will destroyed , soon be out and about again-S. with her six-inch suns. ‘Ihe "Prui-

id -Miss Bett ‘Iodd lih th d toyer Eclipse. y is makgian? goth tn: BFIIfI-Eil warships reached

County

—Mr. Preston Noonan has pur- chased one of Mr. houses on Russell Street, recently $35514’. occupied by Mr_ and Mrs. Harold Nicholson. It is a. fine dwelling-S.

Borden

Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Ellis and grandson Hartford Miller of Ty Valley were guests of Mr. and Julian Herring 0f Borden over the week-end.

Miss Pauline MacIsanc and Mr

Jack Maclsaac of Borden attended “my n1“ an the “ssmms °n the Ice Follies at Charlottetown on wmmy Friday evening.

Miss Bernice Sharpe who has been visiting for weeks in Moncton, N B., returned home on Saturday.

Mrs. Charles Adams and

Mr. Thomas

Mrs. Mary Webster who has her slster-in-law.

here A.

séthen and Gegiltltline St Mclliean. j —Ml§s Heleg Bovtvnegsedsnd Mar-

onls-Se. ven rs. ep- ance ory ewcom s o eque ar

alien McLean. God Save ‘like 8991:1153] the week-end in Bum? ng. . mer e.

Here is something to remember

Rule 1 - Blothes Kept Immaculate

It is still true that people-judge by op- peoronce. Be sure about yours with clothes that are kept look- Lewellyn

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cleaning

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the House went into with Mr. Baker in the chair on a. bill to amend the Prohibition Act. Ming mud The bill adds to Sec. 130 the fol- lowing subsection:

uliule. subject to the usual _ jartmental control by the Lieuten- ‘nt Governor in Council and lrcasurv Board. agreed Mr. J. Walter Jonas resumed the “cw” debglhvm the motion u, K0 m London quarters intimated that

rune y. The debate was continued at the afternoon and svehln ‘ bv

Continued in llousa

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The House met yesterday at 11.45

am.

A number of bills. were read a

third time and passed.

On motion of Mr. Baville the

House went into committee with Mr. Hughes in the chair on a. bill the yogafiona] to amend the Act to the Town of Geor e

incorporate g town. _ The bill authorizes the town to

impose a tax on blc cles, It reported agreed to lnent.

was thout amend-

On motion of Premier Campbell committee

"No intoxicating liquor shall be

consumed in or about any motor About 9o “p; 9mg,“ 01; m, vehicle. Any the provisions of this section and any person found intoxicated in any roa place shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a pen- alty not less than ten dollars and not of pavment to imprisonment for a 700,000 men) on the Russian front ten-n not exceeding ten

On the suggestion of Mr. the bill was amenriral to reduce the minimum fine to five dollars. It was then reported agreed .

On motion of Premier Campbell he House went into committee with fr. Seville in the chair on an Act ~ amend the Falconwood Act.

person contravening

d. street or other public

xceedinz $30. and in default

days. Seville

e l transfers the supervision and

‘ministration of the Falconwood ‘wk ‘Mm from the German onslaught coincided with

Board of ustces to the Minister 0‘! A81’!- the It was reported without amendment.

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only a the adjourn-

few minu tnent shortlv before i1 o'clock. The House adjourned until 1i a.

today.

loos Mineral‘; III home.

Ray Tantons

modern

m, that three transports Mrs’ and

the past few

“me tanks and

Frances and Carol of Kenslngton spent the week-end in i‘ Bordfnbl guests of Mrs. Gordon r h “n” e- P 0f J Inc ——-—-— I I il

Sharpe of Cape spent the week-end in Borden guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe returning home on Monday.

a re the University was again opened. left on Monday

. PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

British, Soviet Navies heat off

ed parents and ool

Arctic Supply Line ls

Fauure; More Expe_t_ subventiun for school books

help to remedy this situation. Referring to where’

lug wgeih If themflest 1%?‘ E1‘ N’ have beaten off Germany's initial more. There are only s few naval assault on the Allied Arctic them."

supply line to Russia. sunk one m, rgfgn-ed u, a. contra

aged and wrecked three Nazi U- gglylvts, the Admiralty announced to-

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500. which is put in

he said. He objected to the Prion" giving first class licenses to secon

Moscow communique to- night added another Nazi sub- marine and a transport to the enemy craft destroyed in r northern waters. The scene of these blows was the Barents Sea and might well have been deliv- ered by part of the Soviet nav- al force taking part with the British forces in the combined attack.

have been teachin

expressed the hope that the ment would no! a0 back to

Referring briefly to

" d th cruiser ““}.1d“‘$.§§.°§.. aII-leggroyi-I; age of doctors and qualified nurses

Potato Price Ceiling

ad was in turn damaged algnlg

the sci-glue;- of a Russian harbor Council had reported progress

casualties, were few. 11° WWW Price Win33-

The Russian mlps

te feewice in northern waters. This battle was believed to be

rs to the Province. “I

ggeriggrg at wgionsidered only l be his intention to block some of matmxfof time before Germany the appointments at least. Some-

send, battleships 03,011.50 the sun. thing happened that is very dif-

ply fine flcult to explain. I made a _motion h. m0 face of German claims to include the Deputy Minister of were sunk Agriculture in this delegation, and “W. other memhan; ships it was passed. I was asked to write - damaged in the AnglmAl-neflcm, the motion, and lo and behold, wlhen convoy. which was the target of a m? "Wm?" W“ read my °“' {b.0048}, 10,3... 0000010 the Adm“. friend; on the government side vot. alty communique sazd ilfllEqiilvflfllé cdéliemiiziifnbampbcn: "we d1 an,‘ "were beaten off by Rus- W‘ it was Imssefii" sisn and British forces." D13 MaecMman? oh Y“ W“ d“ This indicated that although Y0“ heard "l? Speak" S" 1i ‘mi-it merchant ships may have been be PM I" Wmmg- m. ‘lave. it ‘Gad? damaged, none was ‘lost. The Grr- and Whell I put it mnwritlng you mans had claimed snfciflcany the jllSt YGVGISGG, the VOIG. desmwbion of a 10000040,, tmnk Premier Campbell: "My under- pm-t from New York 100..., “my. standing is that a vote was call- ammumubn g0, the ed on the question and m order to have accuracy Mr. themover to put his amendment

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were not aware of any."

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turned to resume classes

The Principal of Mount Allison Legislature- Wlly shouldn't 1 the proper course was to go direct

glaytfig lbbreildreitmigjogutllugglsitligglxfi to the Federal representatives- The tendency in education is to- am 315d that m" PN-‘iident 01 u" wards the pursuit 0; a 0001-50 0g Executive Council comes back with Studies designed '0 equip the Shh that splendid report from Colonel dent Wm. the bare essenuals for Ralston. I say the neglect was not earning a llying. Tlhe ftilnerl subjegcts 32851;?‘ traflrggtf ‘gméoggglignémic h . . . -. ' or» a you on i. n. ma» e..-

Thg . ponslble? Who is ins to suffer educatfinulatfidhhoesmnotuxtiggzimw b!’ ‘m! "m" °! $zm°emggvim° s nce.

_ potato growers of waliéds the best training in citizen Aind ti? ‘government’, o! In}? Pprg: _ 1 n00 v nee e guaran or o e “g. mi§“§§‘_...§$,,§"§§,§° mic l”; tato Growers Association to the a- w“ and poimed out the need m, mount of $100,000. Doesn't that profiting by these mistake.’ link flIlC GOVOTXIXIIEXII’. up directly

18s mm. Hugh‘ the nun“; with this question? We should not idem, during m, 00mm“ p0,. have waited for any delegation of od, gave s. comprehensive review of fa-Ymers t" °°m° u’ ‘hi! T-‘Qlslatm- the various activities or the Alumni It We “wil” duW- when they knew during the put ye“ the potato growers were going t0 Exporting 101- th, membership suffer. to have taken some action. committee. Mir. Gordon Avard a.n- D“ Mwmua“ dud u“ 8'1"“! nounced that there were bo-mem- decmied "e131" "I ma“ bers now belonging to the Alumni. “hm”? "4 °°mp"°d "m" 1"?”- Revl D_ Q Boothmyd report“! for 1941. and usked what effect that guidance and 0150b would have on the potato

ment committee, and Mr. C. H. e- . _ _ , Black for the nominating commit- haw§iggfnwlggglgy 'w° did!" Dr. MacMillan: "That I some-

tee. Other speakers included: Mir. P. W. Turner and Dr. H. H. Shaw, mm“ “w” ,, “s:":.rsa".'l*.2:..r.l°:i*::s.. ... “m” °‘ '* r-mgre Men uu- w»- Pm‘ “ch goflgg’. $55112.’ $01? Wouldn’t it be an increased price? M.“ R-ur one u- new wzssf“s.z=r:".llr.l."atiis Zoo;- by ac’ John Mountford’ R“ Islsng potatoes couldn't move be- cause they couldn't get the cars. You would think -that once that price ceiling was put on they couldn't get it touched, but what about the western farmers? All they have to do is no to Mr. Gar- diner and he goes down to Ottawa and tells the Government lust vdrlat mans have about 10o divisions (2.- ‘ggnfihsiair fieqgggjlgxil- g9 {g on m»- r» res-r .33’ err-r»; *’°3i5.‘:.‘.2£’.?;.’."2i%.i?f. trawler “it” £203”) “°" “'5 m" the farmers were getting with this ' _ wheat bonus. Hg was frightened. The be“ inlormnuon’ m“ for e farmers received more than “an “m” “Ii w” m“ n“ ten thousand dollars Fifty-six re- gumf“ ‘ivfmfiggowmd b” Pa‘; celved between $5000 and $10000 pu neary . . men n ‘ ' ' the m“ Russian cunpalgn “am” The bonus affected 186.000 farmers

' farmers u‘ "tlmamd 74,0090“ Russian" 7.13%‘ miovlrmulai“ Izlédeif under The report of this mounting my bgngsmg pm, t». Dominion

Blnggocéwtrfiio annoluncenliletat t” gouP pay them ten t ousand dol- "B a t "womfiff" mun/nu ited cult "Plum ‘m WWIWM ‘trawlk’ nearly m: themMggiIIme 0318111138?! point in the Leningrad area and the House o; Commons were were holding the initiative ln the Llberam The had 0 0010,1010 snoiensk, Vyasma and K8 chance to obtan their demands if they pressed for them.

Conditions of the farmers in this the recaptured nt in the wl- Province, he declared. are getting lfllffld region mght be Sollllleml‘ wom on account of the enticing

meeting.‘ GERMAN LOS"“.S

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hurl. llllt 958i’- 0! Leningrad °" wartime remuneration offering in Lake Ladoga-an important rail N0", 500g“, 1-10 exprggged (mp9 uMIITIOG-MOIL that the new War Labor Board

In "the south. e Vichy re rt would do something to solve

based on Bucharest informs ion mn- {gym labor probleln.

said the Russians launched an of- The Agricultural Department last fehilv! wil" in the Kharkov res- vcsr spent 36.000 less than their es- ion from the north, south and tlmaics. $8.000 hnvlnlz been voted east. ‘Ihe attackuwas gazetted To: ffeld gerylhces ant]: onlyk artillery repers on n8 un hens 8 h. 8 IP90 or B8 or last. midnIshL an exp anatlon of this. He cem-

irous Speech

t. I think we could help them a. litlil;

wcoun an- item of the Board of Education. Carnegie Endowment. Iriitiéest.‘ $4.- as n res ev- ~ ery year. "1 nope the Minister will W" Plmliled "I'd" ‘hi’ P'°"“‘°“5

remember that this is a trust fund," “ti? M pulsory part of it d Dr.

class teachers simplv because they for a. long per- iod of years. If t ere i8 a DPODO!‘ spirit in these teachers. they will qualify themselves. He understood this practice has been stopped, and

WVGYII- the ' high

school question, Dr. MacMlllun em-

3 - ‘t, h =ized the value of encouraging qhe sleek new 8.0 0 ton Brl ish Eu‘;- sthools‘ He Stressed me Sher“

The President o; the Executive

submit that the il-ln was lvori-h while." said on“, me forerunner of an hflgngg Dr. Macivlillan. "I couldn't under-

; g stand "‘e attitude of the Premier and lengthy naval glqczrlllggignNol-t: the other day. because it seemed to

1m class especiauy bum {qr bringing several thousands of dol- ' ' la

Speaker asked

in writing. I don't think there was any vote before that; at least we

Dr. MacMillan: “I know the mot- ion W115 put and carried and then the Speaker asked it be put in writ- is all right; but the whole thlqg waisn so suslglocéoills. ‘Pherehwas

a n gger ‘he w p e somew ere. pointed out that an the ‘mafflffi Objection was taken in the first place to the farmers coming to ttlhis

9y deplored the lack o; mmesl; 015. come? There was a lot of talk that

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and llliltflil bon-

(Centlnusd from i) mended‘; I however. w

“w, "m, mowing that there see the bonus on hon nut um ca. was appsren ne lect on the part Dim “l!

trustcesTbn

Esibltlon Grant

'——'— la mm t m distrit sum London Reports Initial aloha... gm m wine-sore l. m“ u m" m. mm Engmy Aggau" Q" 0mm u, m, w“, ‘m; e ‘ why the Government is cutting out

pr, the voto for Exhibitions this yell’- MacMillsn hoped that the proporl Th“

was not a ustiflable policy. "If the education value of bitions is such as we have been led

“m7 _ to believe. then th should" not

.d' creases. he said there should be M" W?“ m" W‘ t o“ “r-dozg‘;

——— smne provision for old teachers who "m- 1 °° um h": I "d

Br Drew Middleton have been retired. places where you eo 1 ms Associated Press sun writer Hon, Mr. MacGulgan: ‘They; ‘are ixggnlxléngmfl‘ "Wm" NDON. 1—- — ti .' ' British and Mam“ 3 (A?) The “us? .f,}‘§c§§§§,§§“§g,..g“,;*”.m, bu; Dr. MacMiilan wished to know if

the Agricultural Products Marketing Act is now in force. or was it de- claredultraviresbyaeourtofthis

Premier Campbell: ~n was ro- ferred to the courts. The Act is still in force but the scheme which

t Province

was found ultra vireo. “That is the com-

MacMillan: "Under that Act there was provision for appointing a Marketing Board.

Premier Campbell; ‘That ls ltfll valid.

Dr. MacMillan: "What are the! doing?