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Jaw oanlliva aiuuvii - '11s first family of Canadian Japa- n.“ to eomelto Prince Edward mend arrived on ‘Ilnn-sday night. This family cmslsts of Mr. and Mrs. George nhlizuno ‘and Htlheir

ur children. ev l"! W!‘ 0n ihe tum owned b William Call- beck where he be employed u m assistant farm hand. On their arrival they were entertain- ed by Miss Louisa Oallbeck prev- ious to taking up residence in their new home. At the Bedeque United Church service Sunday mqrnﬂi attended the PaslOr v. J. M. r extended them a welcome on behalf of the church. Before coming to province they were located in Bri- tish C01\ll1'lbll.-—'B-

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l of lteno" with Red Ryder, Little Beaver and Gabby Hayes. Special-Leon lhroi short.

Criticized At Meeting

i To ll ll light Saving awn ave ay m.

increase ~ II

At the regular monthly oi the summer-aide ‘Down held last night Councillor Wedge voiced strong: criticism of the pro- sent to by-isvw “wihiclrregulam . m.

‘ Xnreaeeci that this law wps a lection for

. ‘is . without reltbfii; l0 “limit” i2»: '* roi- as n ‘s med -. VII ~ some considerable time Riv" ,.over i0 a. discussion of the possﬁilltias of the erection of a new Town Hall which would be adequatewntg

an approximate" seating capacity of mbout 500 people.

It was pointed out by His Wor- lllinbmlélaﬂyiif J. Frank

lledupon to meet. The present oilrtcrs of the Town Clerk and his stair must be eaiarded duo to the izrelt in- crease in town business and facil- ities must be provided to house a quantity of town equipment which

It. was agreed that Mayor Ar- ne i would in the near future call i“ 5 to u ‘Tile th u mun ores m e mums: - inzgolhns in detail end ascertain the nouibilitiea ed die of the present civic building it be decided to proceed wi erection of e new able to meet all requirements.

"Planning Named

t i committee = IA i": 511:1?“ ti: m bera: M. L.

Tliéfnﬁ MOYHJOYI,

and M or J. .

l A petition was read signed by j . i I l

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residents oi Pleasant St. to have same paved and Councillor Gor-

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IIIVIG ARODFIIET- and Mrs. Moﬂatt McLean. smnmerside. have received word from their son. Ralph Molina, that he has passed the special course in , that he has been tabinz in

the McLean

in the R.C.A.F.

and was awarded the Distinsuish- Oroas while on operat-

tonal duty overseas. S

-ronm LADIES’ our-h meet-l

in h ld March 8th in the ﬁes-ti; éwrgiibl at oltilberton. P. . . o e purpose ion: e Hospital Indies’ Aid. one

id , J .

‘ Mrs. James _ $31M. H. W. Matthews; treasurer, Mrs. W. O. La

rill assured the Council that sev- M“

erel streets would be prepared this your for vinu and that this street was ino uded in the agenda.

In compliance with a petition aixned by a large number of town business men the Council voted to gdoot daylight savinl

e

per load over the present existine rates in. response to a petition pvl s tlgrzeniunber o! men Qlllﬂlﬁd ll 0 A resolution incmsine the fee sinned local restaurants from 810 t0 $50 ann

ya of the perpetual inspection warrant-

ed the increase. Charles lieeklees Driving

Mayor Amati drew- the attention of Ooun. Wedae f

ls st pment without houshuz iec- be iiities.

etinu of the councii- 1i

till building lillt- would be

th m of eiizhteen feet be to bark on Water Streets

m sm- till) is-u lnuy with the Inimitable llee Gina Freya-II

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Powder _ le sin lie hi; lenien-

msieinmmunsneoi ‘(Will Qyﬁnlvml If!)

git-humped 1.1a and also,

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- lee-Inn has

business. m Decided to hold a

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_ Austin _M Mrs. Michael Kine . It w cided to hold a pantry aale o! Hospital. 0n motion adiourned. miter which the mem- bers were served e dainty limeb by the Hospital staﬂ. .

-WES'IEI-N HOSPITAL-Reill- lar monthly meetiua o! W591i?" Hospital Ladies’ Aid was bold in the Hospital on Friday Wmiﬂll- April 12 at B om. Meetin: called to order by the president. - Four-

en membera present. Minutes as last meeting read a Members were asked to Riva their full cooperation. soliciting donat- ions from all interested. Mrs. . C. Lawson. Mrs. James Myrick. Mrs. B. R. Burke, Mn. O. R. Pro- fit kindlv volunteered to wail-Ii’- li-

le. On lo of Mrs.

Mrs. C.

Aid

$400.00. Motion carded.

On motion meeting adjourned. ai-

ter which the Hosgitai stsﬂ serv- ed a delicious lune .

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urc was e a - Henderson. Mrs. Me ville Johnson and Mire. rlossie Lowther presided each tskinsspertinthellemf programme theme "Ye Shellie My Witnesses" follom by 5MP!-

1" mersido. have returned home after

lotion brought the meeting to e close-B

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"A BELL FOR ADANO," PRIZE-WINNIE)’ NOVEL COMES TO THE SCREEN

-' ,Bell For Adam," the ea~ gar-awaited 20th CenturyFor tion of John Herseys Built zer prize-wlnnin novel, starring Gene Tierney, ohn iiodiak and W Ben , is scheduled to 096a at the Capitol ‘Iiheatre. Universally acclaimed as on: oi thecﬂnest stories to come out of this war, named by the Pulitzer Prize Committee as the best Ameri- can novel of the year, ‘_‘A Bell For 0..

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The story o! an American who came in a jeep to a bomb-blasted town and saw a people wizhout- ' laughter and a woman without hope, and of how he conquered their fears with his courage. arrl her heart with his anns. blazes wlihi superb drama. Blorlous romance and matchlesg emotion.

Marking her most important rofe to date, Gene Tierney appears as Tina, the ﬁsherman?» daughter: - lovely, glamorous and lonely. Hodiak is seen as who hﬂd the mkllt 0! F181“ firsts, and the fire of the sun, moon

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but softehearicd aide. Personals ‘Mr. A. Currie.

W. side. is a patient in County Hospital 5

-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bell. Sum-i

spending the past live weeks visit» in Boston. New York. Niczﬂre Pulls, Toronto land Montreal.

-—llrfrs. Walter Hogs Charles Green spent the week-end d‘ with their mother, Mrs. Wdlnrri Green who_ls seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. HPUTY

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Auction Sale

OI’ VALUABLE PROPERTY

B; I Mrs. John D been. Grnnvlllaoﬂirm Sllmmersidgoon

WEDNESDAY, MAY 1st BEGINNING A!‘ 2 P. M.

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two and four o'clock P-M. on Wednesday. Solar-do! "Ni Tuesday. tel! Drwedllll the sale or otherwise by unwilli- meat.

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Ills-ﬂier hformntion will - AUSTIN A. SCALES or BUG! I‘. EDISON.

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Signs are not yet ready for public g

(Yﬂilfhv swim suits were present to-

ﬁ Preview of swim NIlCS a women's

conference, at whr h shim" Spoke in batch French and um” hnﬂm“? Wile they possess now

TIPPY AND “CAP” STUBBS

Versatile, either way Easter crop of coats! ﬂared coats that are

dreesaiaker charmer-s,

you look at them. . t: Short or long, fitted or definitely fashion, fresh and feminine, you'll love

our tunic toppers,

reefers and Shuttles, with

their rounded shoulders, nipped in waists, grace-

f ui sleeves. Choose

$1 5.95 to

norm Pretty , Drones

See our wonderful col» lection of crepes,- gab erdines, wools, silk jer- seys, benbergs, and lovely assorted prints, delightful for Easter and after. A choice from

Lisién in to our Radio Programme on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday evenings 6:45 over CFCY.

SINCLAIR AND STEWART IID.

I The Most Modern Store on Prince Edward Island

English, outlined the general ob.

ctives of the campaign with special-emphasis on women's sum. mer wear, especially EYQbTOW-flllg- lng swim suits. .

With the a proach of summer, the statemen? said, the diocesan committee of Catholic Action "ivants to raise a cry of alarm Bxainst the immorality of certain summer costumes,_ particularly bill-hing suits, sun suits, shorts and young girls’ dresses."

Immoral printed. matter aroused 591151181"? and was provocative, but it was not as pernicious "as style a condi-

(By Doulms Amaron) L. April 15-40?)- Drovocative question of when

on of undress more and more audacious among women, young 8151533? evenigenj’

n! i" . sun suits and shorts add nothing ta s woman tom a moral viewpoint. nor from an aesthetic viewpoint, and can on occasion harm her health."

Dﬂlimers had set m with the advice of the committee had

is, dir- Montreai Roman Catholic

disclosed that approved d6- ay.

half eramen

dozen

reporters, two and a

designer of

women's crested several eis which were have It. girls season’ ver, er

manufactured and "wirehafn till? Mid. because of rationing, mater- ial tu make the new models “was no; sufficient to meet the demand. °_ t was hoped. however, that by next summer there would be an

abundance of bathing suite "of lﬁlbroachahle taste from every iwgt oflvfewié‘

ean me, was suggested that women and girls get to work on

for what they expected to be

mittee o-f the diocese has ap- i?‘ PDQared there had

statement issued at the brief the Mon-

and make them modest, getting ___.___..._

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yours today at prices from

$59.50

Your-ii Easter SUIT.‘

iYour tone and plain shades in wor- sted tweeds, etc, beautifully styled dresemaker suits with the comfort- able doleman sleeve, belted or plain from-

$17.95 to $55.00

MILLINERY

Here they are. The most popular Hats In the 1946 parade, Straws, Felts and Fabrics, gala with flowers, veils and ribbons, the most pro- nounced display we have shown in years.

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"Attention House Wives

It is no longer necessary to have a washing machine refrigerator or other electrical appli- ance in the home that is not working properly. If you are having trouble that way phone 127 or call at our office for prompt and courteous service. We are equipped and qualified to do any type of electrical repairs. All work guar- anteed.

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