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. is; J. Elmer Murphy. i“ Ilaaovor Street. and. ‘GEN George Clow. 12a otun Street.

MMEBSIDI and PRINCE COUNTY w pm", Subscription. Mouthful.-

ardiaa may be bought stony of the

' following stores in Samuel-filo:

tore Water Street: Gourliea hunters. I1 6min! limt: u! BM“ kn’, Water Street: time Gouda!- u Granville sum: roqi"m'f,f,c.y.'aumu Street: Alyra penum- Grocery. Second Strut;

°" Island Motor ‘hanoport. Water stem.

s. o liverod u» u: am- ia lamina-aide t: Carrie; 'G";'dl:;g|wu:porwook- ramzueeru-amcau lefllla :05, m-der to- the boy responsible for delivery on your route

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Jofifi-“Lnfitw u,.._“;..i. room house. u i: as. Arthur Mac-

flupxeilfyegiald’ seumflm Fl-IIIDQ, Bedequo.

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lymo th Se- od 603131150: Neg, ‘m,’ dan. Apply to Leonard Mcfnnia. . w 3K1: r1...- eii sherry.

Albany- l I '-roae u-lm-t r "1 - ‘W’ mmflfiztmsie. A-AlLoondltfolna abiupgig _ “d ' with Ruxol axle and boosts‘ brakes. . ivaier. song?“ Term, 9 George Mcwliliame. North Bede- i, your - ' - 61652235553. Summerside. we‘

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—-PBONE 120 now for your per-

mmas Now I manent wave and facial appoint-

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home gg crate shook-s. Bull l" yment. The Mary Ann, opposite Ellie save frczghtxeltllcfléffifii¢ T3.“ | Capitol Theatre. 1 d Box d: . v f “ Eltaflxhors. P. E. I. Phone 302 4- I _.IUI BALI. - TYiiok $11000“.

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wagon, Moody digger.

suuiiun Mlllinery. visit us Murdock Dawson. Albany.

5e your summer ha:

lléouni {Mtge (M59131 shipments ———— ‘Ln-Hi; rrculnrly’ fll me M915’ -FOR SALE - Quantity of DUI!- Am i barley. good quality. Charlotte-

-»—— ltown 80. Dugald MacNutt, Kenl _-i"0n snail. - 194v Austin B sington. ' “d... 5mm miles. dimiles to BBQ-l mi Perlcvt satisfaction. privately! “Am seliiiig for personal rea- wfis ' phone 595.3 surnmerside or

write Box 435.

—SEE “AUNT SUSIE shoots ‘he Works" in Kin! George Hall. Ken- slngton, Friday. May 28th. Pre- sented by Bummerslde Baptist Players. Ourtsln 8.30 p. m.

-FOB. SALE -- ll Disc grain drill. perfect working order Greg- ory Mulligan, Summerfield, Ern- erald. R. R. ‘

-STII.AYED fro-an my premises two pigs (six weeks). Finder please notify J. Harry Waugh. Wilmot Valley. -

_.\ IlEiJYIK-lli interspersed with 4.55am 311d monologues of the, Pupil; of Miss Frances Wells’? classes of Springfield. Grahams Road nr-l blow London in Ne“ L < - Monday. MBY 31- Ad‘ n; , _.i and l0. Sale of candy-

-l‘0Lif'E COURT - There W35 ‘ [qygr docket at the Summar- nde Police Court Yeflfifdfl)’ mm?‘ m; srx drunks forfeited their ball; onc was fined $5 and 0°55? (m, ‘m? {med s10 and costs; two were fillrlfl s35 and costs and one pa; rmzaudcd for a week. A man convicted or operative a motor‘ veliirlc ivhile intoxicated was given_ m; days in Jail and had his‘ licsnso rziiuelled. A SPPME!’ W” Lhgd $3 and costs. -S

-FOR SALE l938 five-passenge Packard convertible coupe. Recon- ditioned motor. Four new o-ply ltlres. Phone lab or 258 Convent Street, Summerside. .

-EDITH CAVELL Lodge fa sponsoring Bideford Play-“Calm Yourself" in St. Mary's Hall. Sum- nierslde. Thursday. May 27. at 8 p. m. Admission 50 cents. Sale of candy.

—LUXUBY TAX FREE. — Now Moase Jewellers, Sumrmeralde.‘ can fill your orders for Alarm Clocks. 1847 Rogers Bros. and Community Silver Plate, Knives, Forks and Spoons in fine Cedar Chests.

-F0it SALE 1047 Austin light sedan. 0.000 miles. 45 miles to gal- lon. Perfect satisfaction. Privately owned. Selling for personal rea- sons. Phonebito-S, Summerslde, or write box 455.-

—STOLEN from McNeil! Build- ing. 30 Spring Street, Bummer-side. ‘on Wednesday night. May l9, boy's bicycle. license number 100. Re- ward will be given for information leading to its recovery and the ap- prehension of the thief.

-BAPTIST LADIES GUILD —| ‘the Ladies’ Guild of Summer-side gspiis; Church met at the home o! bits. Leslie Sinlmani. Bemunl’ Sli-rci. (‘ll l-‘riday evelllllfl Wm‘ “f” prcgltlelli, xn-s. Wilfred fnman. I’? the lhirr, (Jpfllllllg with Tile lords Prayer lll unison. routine business followed, ’l'-‘.ic filial arranlflmlll“ fni the ‘cumin-age sale on saturdayq June 5. wcrc completed after win-ch! the mrmborr. were busy with the mull seuiizg and knitting. Th0. filial lllifitllil; lor~ the season Whl be lickl Friday evening at the homo o5 Mfg incl J. F. MacNelll. Cllurrh Slrcrf. Dainty felflsll- radius were served by the IhOSlCSS a: the (‘IP19 rf the meeting. —S

... Nl-ill‘ BROADCASTING

COMPANY __ In the current is-_ rue of the Royal Gazette the folq louln: names appear, as applic- ants for incorporation in connec- ton with the Gulf Broadcasting Comranv. Ltd. which is planulnfl establishment of a new radio sta- tion at summerslde: Ernest S. lVi-lzht. Arthur G. Rogers. Harold E. Gi-udct. Harold B. Schuzvrnan. R Alexander Home. T. Earle Hickey. John S. Wright. Silas ilacfdailene. Ralph MacFarlanei licriice iifacFarlane. Thorin D. llorrlsnn, Dr. A. Roy Grant, Ar- thur Clarke, Edward P. Foley. Edwin Estey. Mary Montgomery, Alllsun P. iilaul-ean. Harlod L Rodd, Richard S, Hinton, nil o] Summerside: Ralph Callbeck, Central Bedeoue, lib-ed Daviaon, Klildlitlnii. Allison Harper. Car- ltlvn. The provisional directors "Allied in the application are Er- nest S. lllrllzht. Arthur G. Rog- ors. Harold E. Gaudet, Harold B. sflilirman and ‘ R. Alexander llflrne. The capital stock of the mmllanl‘ is lo he 850.000 divided into ilie hundred shares cf com-

—I~‘ROM ‘MONCTON- Mr. and Mrs. Scott Sinclair and small son Bryce of li/loricton spent the holi- days at Kensingwn. the guests of Mrs. Sinclair's mother, and bro- ther. Mrs. Chelmsford McLeod and Mr. Bruce McLeod. Mr. Slnclah is a member of the office staff of the C. N. Railway in Monotone-K

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—MAGIBTI.ATB'B COURT — A number of cases were heard by Magistrate R. S. Hinton, KC. in Simmeralde yesterday. A young man pleaded guilty to having illegal carnal knowledge and was given a suspended sentence of two years. He was also ordered to enter into a recognizance of 01.000 A man pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a store at Tlgnisn Run and he was remanded to Jail for a week for sentence. Two persona charged with failing to obtain a fishing license were given fines which totalled $5 with costs

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, ‘f, "m" of Albino cloth or fills cotton drill ia white or a m- ZH ‘other colon. ‘they are smartly pleated and the prices are “M3135- "l! Suits or lundrollla in l. I or I piece models are‘ ° eceraucker or print cotton. You may obooaa a tailored style

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Phone Colin B. Waugh. Wtlmot Valley. Phone soc-a or 006-21.

-CAR. leaving for Montreal on Mayil). Can accommodate two persons. Flt. Sgt. N. A. Plouffe. Phone 5B0, Summerslde.

-— APPOINTED RETURNING OFFlCElL-Mr. James McCax-dla of Middleton has been appointed returning officer for Prince Cflilnty in connection with the plebiscite to be held on June 28 on the question of Prohibition vs. the new Temperance Act. —S.

—-SOClAL GATHERING — On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. .1. w. Aflflelielille. Summerside, enter- talned at her home on Argyle Street. in honor of Mrs. J. R. Mlliigali. a recent bride, who woo introduced to her neighbors, A“ enjoyable social hour was spent and the hostess was assisted ln serving at the tea hour by her div-lighter Georgina. _s

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THURSDAY. MA!’ 27-8 EM.

Under Auapicea of St. John's Church. Crapaud.

St. Peter’: Cathedral A.Y'P.A. Presents

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"THE BIBHOPS CANDLE- STICKS"

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CAMEO THEATRE

KENSINGTON -Wedneoday--Matlncc 3:30; Evening 1:15 and 9:15. Thursday - 7:13 illfl 9,15.

Paramount's Drama blends Love. lilyatery, in llal Wallis Production. "LOVE LETTERS" Cir-Starring Joseph Cotton and Jennifer Jones.

At the graduation exercises of the Prince County Hospital held last night in the Summerside High school auditorium. five student nurses received their pins and dip- lomas from the superintendent. Mrs. Margaret Boehner.

The five who graduated were:

Marguerite Helen McCai-vllle. Kinkora.

Kathleen Jean Campbell. Mon- tague.

Eileen Jenkins. Summerside.

Jean Isabelle Johnstom-Suflolk.

Zella MacDonald. Ellerslie.

The exercises were presided over by Mr. W. E. Warby, chairman of the Board of ‘Trustees. who in ad- dressing the audience extended first his congratulations to the graduates on the completion of their course and wished them every success. V

lVLr. Darby said that the Prince County Hospital was fortunate iii- deed in securing the services of the present Superintendent, Mrs. Boehner. and to her and to the fine staff of nurses under her he gave credit for the present amo th working conditions which prev ll there and the cordial relations which exist between the staff and the Board of Directors.

The financial condition of the hospital has improved during the past year and there was a general improvement in the interior de- coration of the enttre institution.

He stated that during the year ending in 184B there had been twenty four hundred admissions as compared to twenty two hundred in i947. 016 babies had been born this year which was an increase of 72 over last year.

New Hospital Plano

Mr. Darby then went on to deal with the matter of the new hos- pltal on which work had begun and ivas later stopped for the time being. He said that many have been wondering why this condition existed and the work had not proceeded. The amount received. he said. from the public subscription campaign and the grant from the Town of Summer- alde amounted to $300,000. Plans and specifications were drawn up which showed an estimated colt of 0700.000 for the new hospital and the directors planned on bor- rowing $500000 by Wall 0! Wild issue. Mr. Darby stated that later figures submitted showed the coat would be several thousand dollars more than the original estimate and while the directors had based their cost on figures which they had every reason to consider aa reliable. under the circumstances. they did the only possible thing, they stopped the work.

Mr. Darby went on tn say "we will have to revise our plans w do without some things. things a! course which would not impair the general efficiency of the new hospital." He further explained that the additional requiredwredlt which will be sought will be b! trustees inveatmezt bonds anu in order to place the bonds in this category it was neceasa y lo wait until Parliament DIGJIIIBOG the necessary legtalationto put this in effect. Whenjll this had been ironed out and satisfactory ar- rangement: mode with the nond- ing companies he aaid no believed that an iflltftlltion would “in! bf which the people of Prince (Minty might well be proud.

In running up nil report he ltatad that he did not think the people of Prince County had given thtir full support to the campaign

Had they really supported the

Graduation Exercises At Prince County Hospital Yesterday,

drive. he said. to the extent they could have $700,000 instead of 8300.000 would have been raised.

In» closing he paid high tribute to the ladies aid of the hospital. the Octo Club and the various Womensfnstitutes who ivorked so vizell in the interests of the hospital.

Mayor Arneit

On behalf of the Town of Surn- izlerside His Worship Mayor J. F Arnett extended hearty congratu- lation to the class and expressed his belief that in their future ivork they would meet their many re- sponsibilities bravely.

Dr. John lllacNelil

Dr. John MacNeill gave 'a brief but very comprehensive history of the hospital from the day in 1912 it was endowed by the late Thom- as. Ramsay with the surn of 520.000 ‘and officially opened by the Duke of Connaught, Governor General of Canada at that time.

Prizes were presented by Dr. MacNeill from the medical staff and by Mrs. Heath Strong from the Ladies Aid. The Florence Nlghtengala pledge was adminis- tered to the graduates by Rev. Howard Wight and the nurses were presented with a beautiful bou- - quet of flowers in a most charm- ing manner by little Miss Jennifer Tanton. daughter of Dr. and Mls. Clara Tanton. ' -

Dr. L. G. Dewar

The graduating class was ad- dressed by Dr. L. G. Dewar. O‘- Leary. who very impressively dealt with the high ideals of the nurs- ing profession. He urged them never to forget the debt of grati- tude they owed to their parents and_ their instructors and went on to enume ate the many fields of endeavor open to them and con- cluded hls remarks by reminding them that no matter what branch of the nursing profession they might choose that honesty ivas the best policy and that they must. never at liflV time under any cir- cumstances betray a confidence imposed in them.

Pleasing epcclaitics consisting r-f vocal solos bv Miss lvfiirguerlte Sliaw with Miss Nellie lilorrlson. pianist and piano duets by Mrs. Harold Huestls and daughter Mary were much enjoyed by the large audience.

‘The valedlctorlan was Miss Jean Johnston.

At the conclusion of. the exer- cises a delightful dance was held for the nurses in st. Mary's Hall.

William O‘Dt\"yer. New York's mayor, came to Imcrii-n fro-n fre- land in .1910 iviih $25.83 in his pockei.

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P33503515 staff of M. F. Schurman Cd. Sum. —-—-- merslde, was a visitor to Char- —Mis Eunice Shea of Inulln lottetctvn for the holiday week- Rlver spent the holiday week end gnd,_-K, - in Charlottetown-K. -The friends o.’ Mrs. Fcmo

-M.rs. Dwight Bearlsw of Ken- sington was a visitor to Summer- slde on Saturdsyu-K.

Graves will regret to learn of her illness. She ls a patient in the Prince County Hospital ivhere she is under observatlon.—-S.

-—Mr. William Dunphy. Kenslng- ton spent Saturday and Sunday in Southport. the guest of his sister. iifrs. William Stewart-K.

-Messrs. George ltfacfilahon and James Saunders. Jr.. of fien- sington have returned to their homes after attending st. Dun-

—Mr- William Walker. Ktliolnl- stanb University for the past year.

ton was a weekend visitor lo Sum- -K. merslde-K. _.___ ~Messrs Charles Gornian and —Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Moe-Sc. Emmett Braham have retdrllCd

from St. Dulistsifs lo their h"mes in Kensingwnr-K.

Summerside. have returned from a W-isit to Sydney. n. s.-s.

~Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perry and family of Kenslngtoii visited Tig- uish on Sunday-K.

—Mr. Emmett Mclnnis. employee of the T. Eaton Company. blunt-tun spent the holiday at home ui lich- slngton. ivith his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mclnnls-K,

-—M.r. John Cameron, Kenslng- ton. was a visitor to Sunlmerslde on Saturday evening-K.

-Miss Ruth Croken. teacher at Summerslde High School. spent the week end with her parents, Nu‘. and Mrs. Emmett Crolfen, Ken- singwn-K.

»-Mr. Eddie Pendergast, who is taking ‘an electrical course in Moncton. spent the ‘week end It his home in K€1lell1BtOll.~K.

Mr. John Peters who is employed itith Central Motors Limited. Moncton. spent the week end with his family in Charlottetown

Mr. Fred MacDougall of Mom:- ton spent tho holiday with his family in Charlottetown.

-Mrs. Hollis Warren of Char- lottetown is visiting her mother. Mrs. Chelmaford McLeod. Ken- slngtoIL-K.

-Rcv. a. n. Macdonald of at.‘

--The Misses Noreen -0Cunnox and Miriam Lawless of Clinton and Norboro respectively spent Sunday- at their home-K.

-M.rs. UewelLvn Rogers. Sum- meraide. received a telegram from her aunt. Mrs. Ralph Gilbert. tie former Hazel Baker. in Cleveland Heights. Ohio, announcing th\ death of her husband. Mr. Gilbert. on Monday morning-S.

Mary's pariah. Indian River at- tended the graduation exercises at St. Dunatanb University on Mon- day-K.

-Mr. and Mn. Arthur Raynor of Inckville. N. B. spent the holi- day weak-and at the home of Mr. Ra; oof-‘a parent: in Clermont-K.

-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noonan. Mlaa Aletha Noonan and Mr. larl Noonan of Bedeque attended the

-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clarke

Glasgow. N. 8.. have returned home after spending the holiday streak-end on P. E. L. visiting mem-

atanb University on Mondaya-K.

bars of Mr. Clarke's family in

Wllmot Valley and Kelvin.

‘and litile eon Allister of New graduation exercises at Si. Dun-

l ‘The auditors. Mrs. Jerry Richard

- standing.

WELLINGTON SUBDIVISION , C. W’. L.

The Annual meeting of the Wel llngton Subdivision, c. w. L. was held on Sunday afternoon. May ‘is, in the vestry. Twenty-five members and one visitor were present. The President, Mrs. Clifford Gaudct, presided and opened ‘the meeting i=5‘ the League Prayer and Hail Mary. The minutes of the previous annual meeting were approved as rcad. The Recording Secretary. lMrs. Ben DeRoches and the Cor- responding Secretary. Mrs. Thomas Noonan submitted their reports. which were adopted as read. The treasurer, Mrs. Leo Gallant and As- sistant 'I‘rensurer. Mrs. Emmett. M.» ‘ Neil gave their financial FEPOYISI The total receipts for the year Wolc $685.30 wihh disbursements of $595.71 leaving a balance on hand of $90.59. These reports were adopted as read. The various Coli- vciicrs submitted their rrporls.

Altar: hlrs. J. P. Gaudci.

Membership and Finance: ilLrs Clifford Gaudet. Education. Scholarship and

Study Clubs: ‘Mrs, J. C. Gallant. Social Service: Mrs. Joseph Mc-

Neil.

Library: Mrs. Ben DcsRoclics.

Splritualitles: lilrs. Clifford Gaudct. _

sisters of Seniicm/bfrs. J. P. Gniidet.

lilagnzinc: Mrs. Vernon Birch. Publicity: Mrs. Thomas Noanan

and Mrs. J. P. Gaudet reported having audited the Treasurers‘ book and found thorn in correct

After all reports were read tiic president addressed the meeting. She thanked the members. and w poclally the executive for their tubule-hearted co-operation during her term of office. She expressed the hope that the same co-oper- atlcn be given the new president m order to carry on our great work , and live up to our motto ‘For God l and Canada."

‘The choPlain. Rev. Urban Gillie. in his remarks. said it was a great privilege to belong to the Catholic Women's League. especially since now. it ls under direct ecclesiastical