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nouootwa Grocery, second Strut; Lanna now; tampon, Water Streets AIban'u Grocery, LID lunall Street. ll. L. Walt. In lcnalagtoa m quardlan will ho delivered to any home In sumrnmm oy Cantor M, ., so per day or use per wools. Phone 808! for this aervico or give ,,,,., order to the boy -elponalbia for dauvory on your route.

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afjj ' .A'l'TENTl0N FAHMEIB. i Just 9ceIV8d shipment, tractor mowers, iraclor plows. also side delivery and lcddcr rakes. Rave on hand both standard and row crap. on r. AIll'TI(I demonstrations. Del-

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nissloxanv SOCIETY-The An- 'm.,1 Meeting of the w. P. M. s. or the Summcrside Church of the Nazarene has held on Monday mm”; wlicn the following offic- "5 Mire elected: President, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, vice-President, Mrs. 11 MiiL'i.Cud1 SCl'1'9t31'Y- M753 H- ll-acLCOd; Treasurer. Mrs. R. T. Morrison: Supt. of Study, Mrs. dy- mv, MacLeod; Supt. of Publicity, up-5, R-.ilh Lewis; Box Work, In- ilmli, Medical. Mrs. Keir Dunbnr. Mm A. 31, pm-ice presided and the (oiloumg liy-mis wcrc sung "I know God's Px'(vnl:SO is true" End "Throw our the l:fc-line". The scripture lesson was in Rev. 7:9-l'l.-S

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A I R S E C U R IT Y NATIONAL SECURITY

Air Force Day

Saturday Juno 10

Visit your Noarut Air Force Station

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-003 STORES will be closed. "all day Saturday. June 10th. Sign- ed Ralph Callback and Co. and W. M. Bowness. Bedeque.

-OUB STORES will be closed 5” day. Saturday. June 10th. Ralph Callbeck and Co. and W. M. Bow. ness.

-WE HAVE ONE, one row. newi 59"" Deer! planter. still available; also on hand we Asplnwall plant. era. used two years. recondIiIoncd.I In Deflfct shape. Call write orl phone James A. MacNeill -md' Sons. Summerslde. Dial 2415.

-YOUNG PEOPLE. CHURCH OF CHRIST-The Y. P. S. of the Summcrside Church of Christ held its regular meeting in the mm on, Tuesday evening with Gloria Men. ish in charge of the devotional ex- ercises. The opening hymn "Near the Cross" with Nrs. M. Melllsh at the piano was followed by respon- SIVE Scripture reading in Psalm 98. and prayer by the minister. During the business period ar- rm ts were made for the final closing banquet on June 20. A discussion was held on a pamph- let. prepared by the Christian Soc- ial Council of Canada. entitled "Gambling, Right or Wrong?" "What is the reason for so much opposition to the gambling habit?" The young people came to the con-

clusion that oopositlon to the gambling habit is based on the idea of chance

over Merit and Something for Nothing. therefore the gambling habit is basically wrong socially and individually. The acting concluded with the Friendship circle and the Mizpah benedict- ion.-S

-POST-GRADUATE COURSE -- Dr. Gilbert 1. Gallant, who has been the resident doctor at Kin- kora for the past five years leaves on June 22nd for Montreal where he will take up a twelve months post, graduate course in the depart- ment of anaesthesia at the Royal Victoria Hospital. On the com-' pletlon of the course Dr. Gallant will return to Prince Edward Is- land and will reside in summer- side when he will fill the posltionp of anaesthesist at the Prince county plospital.-6.

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The Following are Store Hours

for the Holiday Wool: of June Stll

In oo-operation with the Royal Canadian Air Force in the observance of Air Force Day. Ilia Worahlp Mayor Henry Wodxa has proclaimed the day of June loll: a civic Holiday. In vlaw of the Air Force Day falling in the week of the Klara Birthday -the two Holidays will be celebrated simultaneously. on "Why.

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MONDAY 8 A.M. to 5 EM. TUESDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.

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Mr. P. L. Morris, Klnkora. was elected. president of the cast P r in cc Progressive-Conservative Association at an unusually well attended meeting in the banquet room of the Olympia Restaurant last evening.

The number of people present exhausted the seating capacity of the hall The meeting was ad- dressed by Brigadier John Price, Progressive Conservative candidate for Prince in the last Federal election. Hon. Dr. .w. J. P. Mac- Millan. retiring provincial party leader and others. '

Brigadier Price expressed his

pleasure at being back in Prince County. He said that when he first came here he had had no

experience in politics but the peo- ple were very kind He and his family found the election campaign a marvellous experience.

He said. "I hope I will be here many times again to renew many friendships and perhaps. if you want trk. to run in the next elect- ion. I cam. make up my mind if I should run an election again but I can say this that 1- won't run anywhere else but in Prince County If you do me the honor of asking me and l have the time i l:-2n sure we will win." He thanked Dr 'MaoMillan for-the kindness he had always shown him and the help he gave. He praised him highly for his integrity and thanked all the people of the county for the line support they had given him. a comparative stranger, in the last election campaign.

He said it is important at this time for the people to take an in- terest in public affairs and he said that a state of mind exists among the members of the Govern- mont, at Ottawa that they can do no wrong. This is caused by be- ing in power too long.

Hon. Dr. MacMillan

Dr. Maoivfillan In his opening xcmarks spoke highly of Brigadier Price and agxeed with him that women should participate in polit- ics to a greater extent. He scored the present, and past Liberal gov- ernments and then rz-ferred to his recent resignation as Provincial party leader.

-ATTENDING FUN!-JR A 1- Mrs. Galice Gallant, Belmont Street, Summerside is attending the funeral of her aunt. Miss Gert- rasip Adams which is taking place from the home of her brother, Roy Adams, Sea View today at 2 P. M. Interment will be in the cemetery of St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Burlington, the late Miss Adams passed away in Medford. Mas-.;.

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- Mrs. L. M. Callbeck and Itirs. J. F. Scott left Summerslde Tues- day morning for Saokville. N. B.

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- Messrs. George Callback and T. D. Carruthers nf Bummerside and Mr. E. 5. Burleigh of Ellerslio laft Wednesday morning for Am- herst. N. S. i -S

-- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gaudet. Jr. left by plane on Tuesday morn- ing for Montreal. They were ac- companied by their son Graham who will enter the Royal Victoria Hospital for treatment.

-- Mrs. George Mullaliy. Ken- sington. and Mrs. Willard Brown were week-end visitors to Chat- lottetown and Southport. While there they were the guests of Mrs. Florence Stewart.

--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright and sons Wyman and Morley of

liEDNlilSDAY 8 AM. to 12 Noon.

THURSDAY 8 A.M. to 5 EM. FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. CLOSED SATURDAY

Week of June 5th only

OPEN 'TlLL 9.30 p.m. Friday. June 9th

GLDSED ALL DAY Saturday, June 10th

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. Middleton. motored in Amherst on

lsaturday. While there they were

I the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Char-

'les Allen of Norihporl. also Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newsome, Am- herst.

i -Mr. and Mrs. Percy Alien, Middleton. arrived home Thurs- day from Amherst and Northpnrt, N.S. While there they were the guests of Mr. Allen's brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ncwsomc.

.. Mrs. Ernest Dc-ighnn has re- turned to her home in Summerside after an enjoyable visit in st. Ann.- delieaupre. Quebec City. Mid Montreal, after accompanying her daughter. Miss Mary Dciglmn. who went on to Toronto to spend her vscaltn. -5

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:East Conservative Meeting Largely Attended

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"This will probably be the last occasion that I shall speak to you as leader” he said. "There has gbeen much agitation for some time that the question of leadership should be settled. 1 have placed the voters in the position where they can settle it. I have sent my resignation in and you can choose a new leader. "I have no apologies" Dr. MaoMillan said there has been a. cry that "he canii. win." but he had won the city of Charlottetown. in six out of seven elections where one-fifth of the population of the Province resides.

He suggesttd that the reason for some of the party defeats might be found in the poll organizations. He said he had never asked for the leadership and he had gone into politics in the first plax-e only to get a grant for the Red Cross.

He recounted the many benefits that he obtain-ad for the Province while he was in the Government; and said. "I have tried to do my best for the Province but the people want a change. I am satis- fied. I have had splendid support from my colleagues and the party." He mentioned particularly in this regard Messrs. R R. Bell and D. L. Mathiescn who had both been "staunch supporters" and who won- present at the mating.

Coming Convention

Regarding the coining ion he said that there meetings in every poll and dele- gates selected as the matter of choo.-ing a new leader for the fut- ure is an important one. There are many men in the party capable of leadership and it will be up to the people to make a choice he said.

The meeting was also addressed by Mr. R. R. Bell, M.L.A., Mr D. L. Mathieson. M.l..A., M.o. Sutherland, Mr. Ray Bagnali President provincial Progressive Coriservatlve Association and Mr P. L Morris, new president for East Prince.

The retiring president. Mr. Claude Delaney. presided. other officers elected were as follows: Vice president, R. B. Dewar. sec- retary-treasurer. J. A. Gallant; executive: 5th District. Mrs. Don- ald Lidstone. W. A. Robertson, Major MacDonald; 4th District. Hubert MacDonald, James Mac-

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Donald; 3rd District, Keith liar- rlngton. Resolutions passed expressed

confidence in the Federal leader- ship of the Hon. George Drew appreciation for the leadership pro- vincially of Dr. Ma:-Millan and appreciation for the attendance at the meeting of Brigadier Price. A resolution of sympathy was passed to the family of the late T. L Compton, the secretary-treasurer of the party at the time of his death. . -S.

S'side Iiliuncil - Knights Of Columbus Annual Meeting

--Mr. Carrol Delaney was re- elected Grand Knighi. of Sum- merside Council. Knights of Col- umbus at the annual meeting of the Council held Tuesday even- ing. Other officers elected are as follows: Deputy Grand Knight. John Cameron: Recorder. Edward Arsenaull: Advocate. Jerry 'Ri- chards; Treasurer. Henry Wedge: Warden, Jerry Doucette; inside Guard. Anthony Perry: Outside Guard. Fred Perry: Chanceller. Rev. Joseph lVlacLeod: Trustee, T. Earle Hickey.

A vote of thanks to the officers for the fine way in which they carried out their duties last year was passed on motion of Past Stale Deputy Parvin Cass and sec- onded by State Deputy, Judge .l. S. Dcshoches. Regret was ex- pressed at the illness in the Chair- lottetown Hospital of the Coun- cil Chaplain. Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. J. MacLellnn and it was the hope of the members that his recovery would be speedy.-S

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