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' n n: durflfirtr?‘ 1' wgiel linol- GIIIIIQ, Ungnslo Wales Btnfls Ill! unmet. 67 Gnnvillg jug;

lndslivcndlsolylsolso It dlrorlilepeswefirlaonotlilfor

“llfll Illa’: urdion will , ii»; si i0 P" d" your 0H1" 1- m, and all fish l ‘t $1109.5- Joi ELLE " “J‘§..°‘E7TMB¢N=11I-

in] Sill!‘ 5-1141

- “miitfbii su a e

barley Kemmr

6-10-21.

‘Tycoon mus ' Eofiinflizn-Qgfushinx Mondnyi- soars. Fridays only.‘ 7N0

W Ground.

~AL|.;_ Cu — tractor. “guilt V8 rear end- 600d ""101, transmissions take place ‘mail tractor. Apply Reliable m porc. Sales, Summerslgel-Hl

1W5 FROM FURLOUGH Jfilérlrt and Mrs. D. ii. Bradley ,,' jllSi turned to Summerlside ..~ a 1'9"?‘ mjowble “iii: mhoifie , A. A. Gor-

ML resident of czuadlnll society" o -Boston.--S.

~ rwss CONTRIBUTION Jtggn-(iuuton of l4 Q1111“ 1111111 ‘w, Wluiifiifs Institute was,‘ re- “(rcccii-cd at the Summefside @1101 ilic Rcd Cross Society. y werc ull colorful, well quilted uuiishcd and should add a d] o; nluifori to some oi the

e m "umc wanton: section of

-A1'Rl01'1(Z FAMILY. - Mr. fstuarl, salesman for Bedeque ,. searleiown in the Victory Loan , reports caning on family of '4 ii the husband is in the lii3VY~ ,. are three children in the .1 y, Out of the HliQWBIICB which {rife receives she subscribed .. n victory Bonds. Besides this m; her husband has subscribed mun lns uWli account. In each ious drive he has subscribed gmc uniounh-S.

y- ggRVlCES-Mr. Cla- osteatele of Summerside has ll accepted into the Knights of umbils War services _and leaves By go, Derbert military camp undergo training prior to pro- ‘mg overseas. Mr. Steel is a prfl. anal ll0"i§0_V Dlflye!‘ 511d N“ cri homc after play- . r - successful season with . Providence Reds in the 131191‘- iioual Leag\1@-.-—5

AIARAGE FIRE - The Sum- 'de firemen quickly responded in nlann yesterday afternoon at l! Western Sulyage (350180 0W1“ .. by Ern Harris. The 0118111 111 lite is uncertain but is be-

dulyolslayoltlgm. Waterline;

II by

numb. lhhservieo-

gp me boy renaenlibls for deliveries in)“; r-

—CASII POI- UBID CABS trlwl-t- Apply ltrlo McDonald. ca? merside. 5-10-51

—F0|I SALE 1W0 “Bike? ladies and Bciits. Lewis Mouse. New An- lllfl. 5.11.“

—OILCAKE I01‘ livery- Book orders Bruce's.

immediate de- Frolnpl-IY It s-ii-n

—BIGGIIB CROP 1th 1 malin. Tlylor Drug 00.. Kengingtog

—HOSPITAI. day is on May 12. Prince Coiuity Hospital will be open in visitors from 3 to 5 PM. Tea will be served by Okto Club and there will be a silver collection.

. 5-11-

-HEARS SON INJURED-Word was received on Sunday by Mr. n. B. Rankin that his son Sgt. Bren— ton Rankin stationed at Saint J°Y111- N13». had been seriously in- jured in an accidental collison with a bus while driving a. motorcycle. Skt. Rankin suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Montreal hosptitali fordiiabservation and treat- men . ccor to latest re rt condition is silll very criticgii-Shls

—PRINCE COUNTY HOSPITAL GRADUATION — The graduation exercises of the Prince County Hos- pital will be held on the evening of Ma 20 in the High School Audi- tor um, Summerside. Four student nurses will graduate and receive their diplomas: Miss Margaret Mc- Kenna, Montague; Miss Muriel Campbell, Montague; M Guudlno. Mlnto. N. 3.; iss Jean Spicer. Berwick, N. S.

—AUXI_LIARY MEETS—The eve~ ning auxiliary mct at the home of Mrs. Earl Sawler, Albany, on May 4th. The president. Mrs. Vance Dixon opened the meeting with a call to worship. The hymn, Rise up oh men of God, was sung and the minutes-oi last meeting were read and adopted. Eleven members answered'to roll call and one visit- or was present. Moved by Mrs. Shel- don Dixon, seconded by Mrs. Wal- dron Woodside that each member pay 10c at the next meeting to pay for testament books got previously and whatever money is over buy more testaments to send to Elma Inman. Mrs. Vernie Webster has devotional for next meeting and

Mrs. Frank Kohant discussion. Tile meeting to be at Mrs. Austin Smith's. The devotional period

was conducted by Miss I-‘lorie Mu- bey and Mrs. Vance Dixon led the discussion. The offering was $1.81.

Hi to haye started frOm a spark

w. the train. Some damBEe Wes; .. to the roof of me caress and

..some ivaior damage to the

cars parked inside. Due i0 we , u g response of the firemen the

‘ was quickly brought under‘ uni-S

-CIIILDREN‘S AID.--The P8P} monthly meeting o! “the Board , Management of the Childrens; u society of Prince County was; on Friday evening in the| t Hall. summerside. The .. dent aev. Mr. Cook presided-I application for agent had been lied and it was decided to ask] i Town Council to appoint u nt Officcv as it was IBDOTIt-‘d the Society that vyiih the C0 -] 2 of spring weather and that -- e fact there was no . numbers of small} - were playing Truant. Some ; -~ ing was provided for the wards ‘ the Socir. Some delinquency ‘ - urcd within the last month i-the bow. had been put H1 tion by the Juvenile Judge.

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-C.W'.l.. .\IEETS - The wgular iiiiily meeting of the Catholic m‘: League was held in the i- his of COlLimlJllS Home on ednesday, May 5th. the President 1- D. F. MacNeill in the chair. ~- reports from all committees very satisfactory and en- " i118. The N0. 2 Company lGuidcs which is sponsored by _Blli)"(il\' ion reported having w- six layettes for children ' _s. A committee is named month to visit the sick mem- ., this vyay members who are vented through illness from at- 11111 meetings are kept in much ' ilic yvork that is being carried While tiic work for the Red u was not as great as usual ' llliemcuis were mflde to have a. tel- amount turned in this "' 10 be included in the ship- uls that arc being made at the '" of tlldmoilth. The Social ser- . Cllmmiilce reported furnishing kioi'_ iwn needy families with Illchilrnxexi and arranging to P511°Yl1Pi" family in need and ‘f also undertaken, as usual to lide for children who are t0 thcii- First Communion Yllv A lCifPl‘ was read. appoint- ‘ lhe President of the Society ‘- the Rcqlrullilig Advisory Board. '1 task Will be to help and advise ‘I’ kirls who plan on joining ‘- branch of the armed forces. Was arranged to hold a pantry

h! ihc near future. the date ' announced in the local papers, --S.

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ALI. LIN E5 liiPH HUTTAR

SUHZUZCFSIdU

The meeting closed with a benedic- tion and a social time was enjoyed.

—SE/l CADET CORPS MEET- ING.—If kpresem. plans material ze Summersl e will have a sea cadet corps. A meeting was held in the Town l-lali on Friday evening at which a number of Summerside citizens were present. Lieut. Ian Burnett. R. C. N. V. R- seaacadet officer for this area was present also Mr. W. S. Grant and Mr. D. J. Bonnell of Charlottetown. Mr. Grant. who is chairman of the citizens committee of the sea cclei corps. explained the history of the movement in Charlottetown, out-

ALSO Short Subjects SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15

SUMMERSIDE

New Banning Plant For Summerside

Summerside is to have a new up-todme canning plant it

The building will be a

to conforn to government re ations for this type of plant.

sure I00 feet by 3n feet with a foot L. for offlcc "ilVlTiPTS

The firm of Jnkins "Bros owned and operated by Wm.

carnc to Siimmcr=idc

poultry 111V? always fcitnrl a re market, This new establishment

ers and fishermen of this "e s distinct ari'vnr‘.~"c to town in i7l‘01‘lCiii" employment‘

en. Jenkins Bros. “(no aw:- nyonrletors of the Ewrite Soil." Market are to be congratulated their progressive spirit.

in‘ ‘IEa-INICOIORI

Tuesday Afternoon at 3.30

been learned here and construe‘ is w start immediately. This new plant which is being built_by Jen- kins Bros. will be located Just east of the dehydration plan! 0K1 10110 purchased from the Noonan estate. one and one half slory wooden structiuc with cement floor and proper dffllfl" age for packing purposes. The lay- out of the building will be such as

when completed it will be the mO-St IIIOCEIH and fully equipped cannlli! plant in the Maritimes, It will mea-

Jenkins and James B. Jenkins who three years ago from Murray Harbour and en- tered the canninq business and their products of canned meat. fish and

pack the same nrcduct= as i0"r""!“ lv and the larger nus-rations which they will be ennblcd to carry should be g gr=3i advantage to the ffiml" corn- munity. The new plant should "i=0 this

n large m-wlrc" cf l""“ cw‘ ‘PM also

and has .ion

gul- and

30

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lining in detail the pr ‘-‘ that were met and how they were sur- mounted. It was stressed that this corps should not interfere with Q18] existing air cadet corps as no Luvs would be accepted that belonged to this corps. The meeting decided to go forward with the matter and interview representative citizens who it. is hoped will form a citizens committee to movement. Already applications have been received and only fifty are needed to start a corps-S.

—Fl'iends will regret to hear that Mr. JS. Perry. Summerside, is confined to his home through illness-S

Competition (Continued-from Page Ono) ty wiould have its name on the

troll: y. he following address was read by Mr. P. W. Turner on behalf oi‘ Mr. McQuaid, chairman for King's County:

"As chairman of the King's County Victory Loan committee i want to erpress my hearty con- gratulations to you Mr. Darby andi through you to your hustling ann_ enterprising commi in Prince County for tho magnificent work you are doing. Especially do I con- gratulate that human dynamo. Lowell Hancock. for his original. startling and most successful sales promotion plan. Congratulations are also in order to you Mr. Low~ ther, chairman of Queen's County, and your enthusiastic committee for the many startling innovations you have introduced, and the great success which has rewarded their efforts up to the present time. But I want to say, that while Prince and

een's counties are bathing in a

s ower of publicity, while their in genious minds are deveioplngonew and original ideas des ed ap- peal to the seniimenta and emo-~ ional, the good old County King's. true to its name. true to its great traditions of service and loy- alty to King and country. is dc- pending altogether upon that in- new sense of right and justice in- herent in the hearts and minds of its citizens to once again create n record comparable to the one they mule in the last loan, when Kin ‘s County ‘proudly led the Island. c accept e friend challenge from Prince and een s, confident that our people w once again respond as they have in the past that dur- ing‘ the coining week subscriptions wi flow in from the funnel-s and fishermen, from towns an settlements. and when the final ro- turns are all in on the evening of Mo? 15th the slow moving tortoise wil have overtaken the over-con- fident hares. and King's County

0Fsssioi~i AL CARD

“‘“ was sswszxssairmm

T. E. IIIBKEY

Chartered Awilllllusl (""00 ql White Sin Laundry ‘melanin. r. s. I. i

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will a ain demonstrate to Prince Edwer Island that we did it be- fore. nlndkwe gave OOIIIB uc sn good en that for victory."

. Darby, on behalf of Prince County, accepted the ohallen e on behalf of the pie of Prince oun- ty Hid lrpe ed to them in main- tain the ead now enjoyed.

SOUTHWEST PACIFIC - Two hymns moss and-Allied Ipllflfl loll in serial bail-ls eon of Dar-

BIRTHS

Mcl-‘ADYIL. 1. i943, to Mr. and Mrs. Col Fadyen a son, Colin Rae. MORRIS- At» the

in

P. F. Morris and Mrs. Morris. port, Lot 48, May 8. 1943. maid, a daughter.

CARRUTIIERS — At the County Hospital on May 7. 1943.

Prince

l0

Katherine.

nnmiiiitn-rr. sauzus.

Dongd aged g6 years, formerly P.E.I., caving a widow

two sisters. a brother. 29

in his 55th year. Zion Presbyterian Church tom

sidence, 103 school Street.

In Memoriam

dson CARL MacLl-IAN KAY May 10th, I038

At gorge in the beautiful hills o By the Valley of Rest so flir

5m, day some time when work is done

o‘ We'll meet our loved one there Mr. and Mrs. Roy F.

Cords, flowers and messages sympathy.

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKEI EMBALMER Chsrtw you and

North iulilro Ilium III

‘ADA ‘i’ "vans I. fl rt k » -._ .. L

will, Allin-Ill.

—At~C:mcc Cove. May Mc-

Charlottetown Hospital on May 10, 1943. to Li-eut. a to cut down on expenses Council in the matter of street im- i provemeiits, etc.. which would be of benef didn't believe in raising the salaries of the city employees when there was no money in the needed improvements. i-le did be- lieve in the raise for force as he thought with the in creased cost of living their salaries

son. MacEACIIERN—At nursing home of Mrs. N. W. MacKixmon, South- to Mr. and Mrs. Gay MacEaciiern, Mer-

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Carriithers, North Bedeque, a daughter. DQ11119-

“mini Mass, on A ril 30. 1943, John S. Mac-

(nee Josie Carroll.) five sons, two dallzhters, grand-

children and five greatrrandchfl-

d .

HrAxIiL-At the PE I. Hospital on Monday May 10th Harold T, Hall Funeral from

row Wednesday. service starting 1" 2 o'clock. Funeral leavin! 2-39- 111' torment Wiimot cemetery. The 1°‘ mains are resting at his late rc-

[n lgylng memory of our darling

Card of Thanks

The Ilmlly of "IQ llle LIVE?!" Qgmpbell wish to express their sp- preclsiion and ihsnlis to all those who assisted them In their recent bereavement; also the doctors and mines of the Prince Edward Island d Hospital, and those who sent Moos

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through a. resolution provid ng for a raise to a whole group regardless of the merits of the case he was strongly o posed.

the smartest engineer in Canada." He gave figures to illustrate salaries

1i ma; m; engineers had no control

‘BlackSwan

-I1'0r entierisinment at its zenith, he sun to visit the Capitol ‘Ihsstro this Monday sud Tuesday where 30th Century-Io: is preunting Raflol Bsbatini‘: "The Black Swan" Thh ‘Ibchnicolor adventure tri- umph, starring ‘Tyrone Power and Maureen O'Hara, is for and away type the screen has seen this or any other season.

Picture. if you will, the entertain- ment dish that is served. Tyrone Power. in our book one of the finest film???’ actors tby virtued of his 11 y o any hing an every- "11118 extremely well. is in s role that is hand-tailored" for him. As ‘Pirate Captain “Jul-my" Waring, he

Budgets

Summerside Town Council bud- get/ed for a deficit oi $2,675 for the current year and voted a general increase of salaries for town em- ployees at the regular meeting of the Council held last evening with Mayor Lidstone presiding and all councillors present.

in presenting the estimates Coun cillor Morrison. chairman of the Finance Committee stated that. if all the council cooperated the de- ficit should not be any larger than $2.675 and with luck there even might be a small surplus.

The Major said that if all the council members do their part the result may not be as gloomy as [h5- prescnt prospect.

Estimated revenue for the year is $121.82!) and estimated expendi- tures $124,495.

Resolutions were passed fixing salaries as follows: Jean Nicholson. stenogrnpher. week; James Millmaii. street» fore- man. 820 a week; Pcter R. White. chief of police and truant officer, $1,420 per annum- Ben Schurinan, police sergeant and trurint officer, $1.180 per minum: Medius Wedge, police constable and trurint officer, $1.120 per snnuuu Boyd Lidstone assistant at abattoir. $15 per week; Dr. J R. Cumuingham. meal in- snector, $25 per - E, H, Strong, Stlncudinry Mo. Recorder, $600 par mnu ; Louis ljlncker. chief cncincr-r at eicct nght plant. $1.800 new‘ rmnum; George Morrison. mechanical en Rineer. $27 per week; Edward Poole. Charles Cahill. Roy Durant. Rene-.- Galiant, operators at light plant.

man. $20 per week;

the most outstanding film of its

ivages to be $12 a,

$22 per week: Hurry Simmons “ha”. - Elizabeth, Calms, assistant town clerk. $16.50!

’Is Mighty

Adventure Masterpiece

gets every opportunity to display those qualities that have kept im attbewooitheinafortlie est five years. Paired wi him in the romance that is smoothly super- imposed over the basic adventure story is ¢reamy complexion ‘, gor- geously apportioned Msureen O- Hara. M '

in the film. and it takes s great

deal of masterful wooing by the dashing buccsneer before she's won over.

This is in addition to the com-

pelling action that dominates the place

film. The settings are magnificent. replete with sailing vessels whose grace and beauty strikes a nspon- sive chocd in evervoneh heart.

S’Side Town Council

For Deficit

General Increase In Salaries Paid Town Employees Voted At Meeting Last Night.

per week; Constance Burrows, li- brariar, $200 per annum; Mrs. Gal- lant, cnarwoman, $100 per lmnun; James Goss, jaintior, $15 per week; W. B. MacNeill, chief of fire dept. $150 per annum; D. 1-‘ MacNelli, assistant chief, $100 per annum; George Hog-g, secretary of fire dept., s50 per annum.

Paul Wedge "was appointed carc- iakei‘ of Memorial Park from May 1 to Oct. 31 at $6 per week and James Lucc- vyas appointed scaycii- gel" at $1 per closet. The customary oy law re tile imposition of property tax and poll tax was voted and the tax l'~[_31llS the same as last. year.

It was decided w open a strcct through the Noonan property from Water street to the railway and east of the Perfection Dairy on land donated by the Nconan estate. It is understood that there is to be quLe a property development in this area.

It was also decided to open a street south from Notre Danie Street and Best to Nortiiumberland street on land owned by Fred Palmer and to be given by hini.

This to be subject to the decision of the Street Committee.

Councillor Vvcdgc, chairman of the police committee stated he has instructed the police to pick up any clogs found at large. He also salrl the police v PFC making a chock up tor-Ice that dog licenses were being

Elk. The following bills were passed: town paid bills. $2,345.58; unpaid bills $981.05; electric light bills paid $1,698.33; electrict light unpaid bills $3,304.22.

The meaning adjoumed to Friday evening May 14 when it is expected the matter of appointing a town clerk will come up.-—S.

CITY INVAESTS gfiena-us-{TYF-E-s- P112:

of salary er. bloc for certain civic employees precipitated

discussion. The resolution provided

for a raise of $200 for Mr. H. A Messervey $200 for Mr. J. C. Sims; $100 for Mr. I. Y. Reddiii; $135 for, Fire Chief Angus McEacherii; $850‘ for Police Force; $200 for Gordon Stewart; $200 for Mrs. DeCoste and $120 for Miss Jenkins

The pro "osed raise according to the resolu ion was to be provided! from a. couniingent fund oi $2.005 voted in the estimates to take care of any-s. lary raises considered justifiable w the Council.

Coun. B. Earle MacDonald strong-V ly objected to the proposed raise,

y the ,

it to citizens. Therefore he

funds i'or the police

were inadequate but for utting

Coun. acKinnon said "we have

aid city engineers in other prov- nccs of the Maritimes at present. These figures showed that in towns of nearly the same population the engineers were getting mo. cases almost double the salaries paid here.