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WESTERN GUARDIAN! Prince County Meinbérs On The Draft Address

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--‘.\'il \ “l. f-U ti i mirth“ .. so. llllil bu to- gaziui: n» iiisy :1 . ﬁne Watcliris at

iii.ii~> 7 ' .; l. blood more l0 Md; 2 fecdvr cuttlr, new Pw cream separators; new \r.der‘<<in milking iiiucliiiios. Will

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PEOPLIJb‘ swarms‘. m" “Bvjlily meeting nfj

evening. The

Antwan At ' " rig the 'I‘:'aiiiiiig to be held at Konsington‘ ‘Way 9th to 11th was disruss-,

' \\.'.‘i§ ilci-iiv-i t.» appm-iii‘, ‘Ps to ailcuil. ‘Flaw-w: W" riwvuve = Wm": ridrlKl in llwi rcil, An (‘riﬂyHhlQ recreation period. fnll0\'v@d.~— F.

‘_‘j“' ‘ l -8Uam rznsmz YEN u0n-'riii~ f TPTHll \(".‘\ll\!' ill Ruiiinicrsldi‘ is lo he ,‘4\ll)"I‘.'ili.li\i-ilHl. according to lii-_ fiiwimziiion tnhird in the lottgislaturcf }’*i‘¥SK'E‘l‘(l21j' in reply to a question oiil fhg order paper by Mr. ' lkNeill. ilhc vendor. it is stated, is nmpiofvrd undcr nrdcr-iu-coilnril irmaii-amt: hi". echict-s for NlX ionihs Hun flee l. L946. ‘lﬂlie mloqtloln of i-e-zention or superan- nuation viii be conddered on June l 1. 1917. If hc is mind, R1111 be under tlh» rvnvisicms of the Super-

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-S’SII\l-‘. BIFINESS RlZNO\‘i\'l'~l BB- ‘orkmcn who have been bus-l lb’ omployed to: some months u. tho minim of Palmm’ mo wii-l llama mo, summer-side. have made’ q, wonderful transformation in tliel nimrloi- of their store. In the main]

store this is a most pleasing up-l parlance of ntuvness~neu' Willi, rollmgs, ﬁxtures and display

stands. The coiling in nicely fin- i-shed‘ in white, tho walls ‘in an ivory effect. To the rear of the store» proper in conveniently sit- unted the main business office, in- stead of further hack as formerly. A private office is on the some flour. The fol-mar counters and shelves have sll been replaced by nttractixr- display stands. The show room covers |. spare of 30 x 22 feet, And affords full scope to dis- play the tine kins of refrgeraton, eleem-ic novu. vii burners. radios, Mo. In addition to the main stock room extending the entire length of the pro-raises in the basement. ihoro is an additional stock room on the first ﬂoor. where the -oods which wce formerly on the shelve: o! the main ltoro are now kept. ‘Hie proprietor of the buli- ness, Mr. Allan W. Palmer, along \\".t,h Mr. Fred Anderson. offirc manageri- and Mr. Earl Perlgv, hnokkedpﬂ‘ are to be congratulated on the opltmridi hnwowrementm-S.

Personals

--M.rs. Ralph Ileaney. Clinton, is spending a few dsys in Charlotte- town, tho guest of hei- nil-wt‘, Mrs. Edwin Colt“.

~~Frlciids of ‘Mr. iliimiti i<‘u_v, summerside. are pleased to hcar lie i5 progressing favorably in Prince Coulnty Hospital. after his rcccnt iprmtlnn.

t..i.;?s+.ii. “f o Reach Red Gross Uhiective

A general meeting of flit Red Cross canvnanr-rs for the Town of tiumnicrsldc was hold last cvvii- lflfl lll SI. Mary's Hull. Reports Triim the vnrluua captains showcd zimt up to Friday‘ evcning the thin‘. sum turnrd in umountcd in $3,479.15. Due to lhc fact that a miiiibri" of workcrs had bcon un- ~i»1i- fr» cuiiiplcic lllPlf‘ canvass ‘w sum tnliil nirciidv r-tillccled lllllld not bc ciimputrd. The ob- jvillvo for llir: town was sci at S4 000 and iviicn complrit- returns liiiflflvd in if is expected that thiiiiiicrsidt- Ml] rmcr morn go ii‘,'i*i‘ llir‘ trip.

A highly ciijujcubli- hilﬂﬂfl‘ was rr-rvrd lo H1" Wm-kcrr: by ihc lad-

i"'.r~ Pl-u-t‘ o: iiir"‘.'

i "iy; lll‘.\

,\i!fficuliy caurvcl

Sfwlv win“. fvi-iii ciiiiiisite ends ofi ‘i Lfiiullty‘ llﬂll ilic flour m l ', l'illili on \fl_.i} JillUYliUtIli,‘ 2h»- ll(‘l‘.ill‘ on‘

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. Miil ll l’. ii-ih, l.-l»ri‘ul iziujvvr. ll ui-l \\l" ‘Jjvlv-Lﬂll‘ ti!» l

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We dioulc. tungu-zitiiiriic inirselvcs. Mx. i\ ‘jc ~.:iiil.‘-v.i our pllsl- ' i Pi lCt‘ Ecluuril lelllllll. UU2ll~ “till tOIlClHlOllS iii Ehlgluntl iiiiil Europe.

iic cited a poliliral shouting iii-‘ Ihfltlil’. in oiic of the European tupiw

tiih, of which he lizul just rend. vuuiilil." he ziiltlutl. “I iicxnr livaril if u sllUl being fliCtl in the Lcgisliiiurc, except maybe a shut of allillilliilll. fired at l, tired

P909195 Ufillm 0f TYYU‘ politician. and that generally help- Summerwldeqj 9d hlmj’

Hp i-omziiciideil the rcsulls oi tho

19d h.V'M-‘»‘5l l'l\i£\l llCLillflflUflllUl\ iirogizini, and

stressed the need of encouragement in planting trees and setting cut

5011001 "<5. rural gardens.

Premier Jones said the Cotton

Tiuq was dcsiglied for this pub,

inn-c. 'l'iiv_\' iniriiilvti ii» :' mnii ‘.0 glvf’ illFlfllFiifﬁllf~ ‘i; {Fri- planning.

Mr. MUIXWESC)‘ said the clearing of main highways by snowplows was 1, good thing for those who benefited, hiil people living mi slilc loud.» llfill llwii- vars licii ill) f r

flu:- iiitiiitlis of llic your, 'I‘lic_v iniitl;

the name lircnse fvcs as lliosc wiiu used the highways all the year round. The fees in their cases, he suggested. should be reduced.

H» FDOlKC britfly nil the Dllfilill“.

lul1>Pl‘i)\'lllt‘lI\l fa.\ ngrcviiivui. \‘.\- MYBSMTIR the hope that. the Gm cui- mcnt, now that it has c-hlainsd moire moncy, will spend it wisely. He urged that the road from Ti;- nlsh to Grcenmnunt, a distance of five or six nzilws. hr imvril as shun as iiiwsihlc. This um. thv- l'0llllli< ilrttiaii of fhg llilllii l'll§l‘i\\;\_\ and should have been done long ago.

Fishermen’: Loans

Mr. lvitirrissoy stressed the uced of mole assistance in fishermen. Dealing with the Fishermen‘: Loanl Board. he recalled that previous to tho establishment of this Board. a grant of $600,000 for relief all fishermen had been voted at out-l wa. It. had never been used andl it reverted back to tho treasury.

He had attended many mcetiiigsl in connection with loans for fish- ermen, and had taken an active! part in this work along with tlicl prose t Chief Justice Cainpbcll. '.l‘liey had gut the Fisheries Minis-l tor, Mr. Michaud, to attend a large meeting at Alberton with the re-i suit that Mr. Michaud promised a grant for the poo-r fishermen. The Minister told Mr. Morrlssey per- sonally; that this was to be at grant. nor. s loan to be put. buck.

At that time the speaker was operating two factories. He obtain- ed l loan which went out. to the| fishermen. and they could not pay‘ it buck. The loans were usually for, small supplies, and the flShPTillHl did not got vrry much aftcr that merchants got. their share.

Today, he was glad to nay. the, fishermen are in a good. positloiul ‘but it ivould not take much to, ‘met them hack. Liobstcrs would pro-i Ala-lily not fclcii any more than hull, ‘the price of last ycui. No one kiicwl what lo expect with regard in‘ rodfisli.

lVfr. Mozrissey referred to llibl potato surplus last year, and the h; LSCk of stur- aze and rcefcr cars. In his district the growers were in a desperate position liyini: lo get thcir crop away. Had it not been for the Brit- ish potato order he did not know ivhat would have happened.

Hr tviiiiniciidcrl llio nffnris in dc‘ vclni» Nmvfoiimllaiiti truth- tlio rqgrnvy of Mi: Iigncu".

Vvilti rvgartl lo the new Borden ferry. judgllng by previous delays, he supposcci it. would take nix months to chrlslen hrr.

The campaign for the Wm! Capo tarry has made great progrcss, he rcportcd. The bouts arr: now assur-

mons. seconded by Mr. I. P. Folcy and prcscuied by Mr. A. S. Hopkins. llic chairman. Miss Gladys Holman on bvlinlf of tho- lJIdlPS acknowledged the vote of thanks. It. is cxpcctcd that filial returns of the local drive wit! be avallnblr- by Jvinnday.

AL thc conclusion of the: mcct- ing a highly intcrcsléng film was shown through tho cour- tesy of the Summcrsldo Y's Men's Club.

CITY OF MILL!

The sevcn hills upon which Rome.

‘ms vf ill" Rad Cross. A hvarly ‘l.lf‘ of ll“ “ks. in lllPﬁ" kidltw was iimvt-(i by MI. Lcsliu Sim-

llli’. Aviﬂflliﬁ, Gui-n .. ;. . _ _ . Eiqulille Mid Qaeilus |ually sign up loo.

is built are llic Capitulizie. Palat- lni, Vlnilncil,

1 Eﬂvlil‘

“’ Bell argued. ‘Yhcia had lll\\'f\_ >

I‘ through great vfforts of the IU-l

under -

sound

‘my o:

ril ;\'lll whvu they get 1hr net-usury illlLlilPPv it will lic iiu easy mu.‘ ‘r

lil illll ﬂil\\.~\ tlic ciglilccu I s of \\‘:il<i to the New Brunswick uiuiiiiuiiil.

liu ulgcti tliu Govcriimcui to

iiiinldc u. SiiU\\']Jl0\\’ at Aliicrton lion. Mr. BliVlitilIYI "You will ll.t\6 um‘ iw\l \'.:iil(‘l"' Mi‘. Siiiiiisstiy‘ Pilot's Llic stuff." lie referred with pride to the llgiiisii hut-lacy loam of young men who cruuc tlcuii mid "trimmed Cliurlolfulinui lii ;i finish." nlso to nu ciili'3ilii»li~ fiiiiiliuli ill Gmvvi- iiiciil ll\'Tl‘L' lh- l\||"ll(l\\l ufitr the

MR. MORLEY BELL

.\ii~. iii-ll t-iiiiiiiiciidcci llie Premier fill lii~ 11.: Hlllt‘ t-i liPUll fPri" ~ t-iwi» tl tun. gillil lill l\l\ airthlllt-s iii» [lluiflllillllg Dillllli‘ livilllll.

‘tho will} rvnsiin ut‘ urr-c able tu l siliillly tliv British potato t, ‘

,:\ii l7ll\$.1ll\ll ilviiiuiiti. illltl ¢ffiirls \\ v11‘ ‘ illllllt‘ iii llll‘ ]>:\§i to uct iiitu that: iiiiarkt-l, but fuilﬂl It was only

‘oral and Provincial Cwveriimefiisy. uiid the Piliilu Cvriaivcrs Associa i llklll. llllil lllL‘ wiiiiriict was uli‘..‘.':li- cil. The no! \Illl_\' -;\I.\iiiiilr-c< .iii iiuflvl fui lJlJ vs ' pullltuﬁs uI

l, flour iimt". bu‘. cslublislics a mm‘- ’i\ci for llic fulurc which will be of niurh bcucfrl lu Island grim"-

l e

m, . Ml‘. Boll i‘l'€‘tl!lf‘fl tlic Piemicrl

with li.:\iii_-_' uzi llit- ititni of “luni-,__

lllll‘ our ili>uliir position ili this Province to zitivuilluge." ‘There worn great lloSslllilillrs in this idea from the standpoint of tourist traffic and livestock prmliit-iuiii. lie said. In SOlllr‘ uf ilm Western Status l\ lll(l\'l‘lllf‘ili \\'il.\ lllldeIWVBy [U lluuc experts slilfild two oi‘ Hire;- I years there to investigate not only l soil conditions, but the possibilities 30f raising lll‘\\‘ crops. A policy of" lllll\ kind iiizizlit lie followed hove. Mix Boll sugizhtcd. We might find .fll(l( ill".(‘l‘ vfﬁllS can ho raised l>e-, lsid<< thus!‘ we now have.

Good Road Yet

l i

ilc rvfrri-r-il l.» cffrlls made bv‘ ‘l\l .fil\l‘lllllll’lll‘~ iii flu‘ Province‘ in ml i'll'?l.l‘l‘ iiiclliivls nf road ldiililfilgl ‘ .v~ vf ll\l‘.‘t‘ rxpcriniciiis had prcvrt to ho failures. but lotliers were more successful. He §l'f‘ft“l‘l'(‘f'l l)t'li‘llf‘illi'il'l_\‘ to a piece o.‘ ‘ inrui lllllll \'[‘\'(‘.".l!‘f'll yours ago “Pai- illiiiiiiisliiiiz He llfi(l llio tllllillilllll llv vf <li‘i\iii-_- i.vi~i' ‘it lilv Olll(‘l' day. and l‘.‘.'f'(‘]\l for a few siuull lsirctrlics it “as in \‘l'i‘_\‘ good con- dition, DI‘ hint-Killian: "ii l< a gﬁflfl rcvl

; y-vl A llrii. "A uiuul iimrl ji"i. 1'. lliiiulii h.i\v hccii luid (l\l\\l\ by the f‘o|\si~i'\'nli-vi~-1 I uuuidul be suit: of lllfil. But l‘~ n first i-lnss ruzid." l He exprcsscti lllf‘ belief that Grout ‘lliritaiu, iltqiilv livi‘ l\l'i‘!~f‘lll' litlrtl ~.]\4‘\‘ltI>1l, \‘..\‘1 i»; im iiimiils Llt>\\"l mind (lill bu: \\<v'|l\‘l \\'C‘\illl"l‘ llv: l rrlris lllflillllllfliillj

The Liberal Wave

. It liad boon stated in til? Iiuusc ‘ (by Mi. nZiFlWlliFI iliul tlic Coilscr- \."iil\(‘$ uric iiui. l~U suvrﬁssllll iii rrccilt yrziis as in the part. Mr. Bell said iIii.-, was duc to tlic int-L that the Liberals have been iii power for several yours all across Cillliiflli. It was wcll lilgli imp slllll‘ foi any Opposition lu- llliilif llCfl(l\\2l_\'. Thu sunic roiidl-iioii would prevail no matter who the leader

1‘L_l:l_l.i”l.YL-"H‘L"ULFL‘ UlJi-"UU Lilli‘ ULWILTLT‘ o"

Mr. Morley Bell

,of the Opposition might be; lic could not limo dune hcitci- ‘hi-n the ]l|‘l‘§L‘l\l lcatlcr in this Pro- vincc. This \\'t\\‘l‘ of LllJEHJllSIIl. Mi‘. Hell lhtiuizlil. was still prevalent thvnugntiut Cziiiarlli. flild indicated y flint llicrc \'.‘ili|l(l hr- Liberal govern- lllPllf fur ut lvflsL n fou- miii-i- 59515, H4: l‘ﬁft‘l'l'l‘(l m lrials of fifth col- umnists at Ottawa and said we‘ should join with the rest of Gan-l ado, in heading off any further cn- - cronchmcnl. of Communism. i Ho iliragrrcti with Mr. Slmng-‘sl statomciit tlisl. the Prohibition n-l nicndnit-iit linti not rui-inilctl nio ' l shining lu Prince County. Mr. 3.1-’ villo llﬂll supported Mr. Strong but7 Mr. Boll believed the contraiy to} be true. The amcndmc-nt had large~ , l_v craillcated llio sale of moonsnine.’ (‘specially in Prince County. He had htCn inid by the R.C.M.P. in- spcctol‘ and by the clilef of pOllCO at Summers; liiilc moons side, i)rnt~lit-a!ly~ every place

of lht- lnliur =Siulcs Ind Canada,»an<l of prospects for world

riff liiv~ (‘will lriliim; fins z of liic P'., 1.11s

hoped

LLLLUU 1'15.

e flint thcrc was vt-ry tic sold. In Summer-i Xmcmmcﬁngrﬁhsnd w“ pup “Mona-ea 11m an awn in ma. it

hccn t'lOQI‘fl. - n“ Mr. Bcll §\i.il\'r~ at some lrnllh gemnlfﬂly ‘mated’

PMPQ- in. a l i otin He appi-uvcil of the Dominion‘ nmh['m:y| a oumgd m‘ m” (invcriimi-iil‘ (itijrt-livo in levelling Wm

‘Fiir- flf‘|ll illll Ell Flllglriivd \\‘.\s not \ F]

LTLLLLFLWJL‘ L. L1; L.‘ Ui-TLIL‘ Ll Li Lfl..'l_*i_' L. L. L L L

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’ Elie Legion Decides Not To Sell Property

M. l modal general meetlng of the sumoieraldo brnnoli of tho cm. “div-n Lesion held 1m lvening two offers to purchase tho Legion Prowl-iv worn comma-on and after considerable discussion it wu tm. ﬂnlﬂwvﬂv decided not to sell at the present limb. The offers camp from the Town of Swnmernida snd from Mr. Ray Tantoii, n mqmbor of the Legion.

“he Melon vromrty u the m-

ute Mr. Jus-

bounded b)’

' lpecioﬂl grounds.

The otterl were first comidered on Wednesday

when no decision wll

‘ "f Camila m’ "b" resent . While im mailer hu not ’lllf‘llls wllh seven bu“ mum.“ n m, a m.

Hi0 in melting: or lac lummmlae -- v/wuld em-t- Town Council it la un-Leratocd that

‘MEN!

M/e Have Big Plans For You For Ecisljerl

Many of Canada's [leading Clothing Manufacturers are co-operating with Ill

to bring you the finest selection of Men's High Gracie Suits and Topcoats that. we

have been able to offer in years.

Worsted lmd Tweed Suits in full range of stylel,

shades and sizes. Topcouls in Gabardine, (‘overt Cloth and Tweeds. Odd Trous-

ers . . . Sport Jackets . . . Windbreakers . . . Golf Jackets in the newest styiel

and colors. Something new arriving daily-Come in and see-Make your selection

now while iissortmenfs arc new and fresh. Fine Quality!

anteed Satisfaction!

Moderate Prices!

Guar-

the purchuo o! this property it Wu the intention to erect n. new Town Hall on the site, either sell- inc or demolishing the present building. if is also reported that llic Council had moi-o cxlciisivc Dian.» which involved the coiislruci- ion of a community centre lill which would have boon located iihn ‘Ptrivn offices. the public library; and an auditorium which would have been available to public organi- utionn. It would have bcen an ideal location for this purpose.

Mr. Ray Tanloii advised tho math: that if his offer was ac- cepted he intended to make the building into an uportrnuit house. A third offer. from Mr. T1). MOI‘- riaon. was rejected at the first meeting.

‘iiho fomnl resolution which was polled unanimously is is follows: "Rtaoived that the properly be not sold at the present time and any further action regarding the salo of the properly be included and the notice of! the meeting to be sent out to the members and the quest- ion be dimmed at the follourlng meeting."

Mr. Roland Philipson, the presi- dent. was in the chain-B AMERICAN Ill!)

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The Turks call ih»: ‘tucks the Amsrican bird since its

if u» rmi could hm momma

habitat b North Anion-loo.

Ofiﬂfllll‘ ‘Hi1: i..'..'. t‘. rmuilicy in India b ti

v’: Men's Riilllll Auction ls Success

The annual radio auction con~ ducted by the members of tho Ehllnmr-rsldc Y's Men's Olub was livid n\'f‘l‘ CHGiS on Thursday ("veiling mid from u ﬂnnﬂglu] point of vR-w was llic must suc- coasful lo date by a wide margin. Many more article: of merchan- dise liati been donutcd by local and national business ﬁrms than iii iuiy previous yenr.

Nﬁuv lclcplionrs worn in w". mini use to receive calls and tho telephone office reported that at. uiic llflll‘ thcrc was u pilc-tlp of about one hundred calls waiting. _'I1ic auction was infcrslperlud with musical t-ntertainmcnt ar- Yhnsed by Mr. L. W. Hancock 1'11»: committee in charge o! the auction was headed by, m, A, 5, Hopkins and Mr. Alan Holman Thc prncc-cds will be used for the soivlce of tho Olub. g

mman "TWO-BITI“

IO rupee. roughly I0 canto.

1Fi.i‘i_Fl_i'i_Fl.FLﬂILFl_FiILf1_i1HJLf‘LTl-f'l.i'i.ﬂ.ﬂGllilrililﬂﬂll Satisfaction Since 1S57rirm rim, r1 n n n n n n n l‘! n n '1 n r1 '1 n

Send An Easter Thought

IQ! Lni

Our Display of Grating Cards lhls your is unusually complete. You will find lion inn tin Curd you want. o o a W0 also Iiovo EASTER IASKETS and other sultobio gifts.

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