1943

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“up wps GBOTKQ p the lull‘- r 4E Woods m; a serious B0

lde of Hamilton

uld n m Sun n ‘$13. cord ‘d n speedy recovery-

! . Bea- Jm 0305s uaumvsr. _ r Rink Tuesday. M51131 1?‘!

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6w mirfsijffgfi" 33 “iii Red Cross "his within sill tnlics 0f 1:111‘- ‘ ited to sen o h society m my e orxanloat-iorii in Rink office. rsd v

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“f? ttaienice irrirrfediately after h we when Miss Canada and Uncle The thing we should

Fm W111 assist in presenting the on ls the danger of beln l" 3151mm“ and out any available boat.

Hon. I-Ior ace gel; two-ggltd, from the ice or from

; .1. rr nk Arnett Cu?" Y "i m’ cup a The Ladle;

Bgdgque SOllLh Shore 5m, playd0WllS. New

mowing tmphxas: immune 011p:

pdeque Rink 011D;

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9,911., was held in Kensington on

hnday afternoon. The Pres, lite Gulls opened the meeting payer. The Sec!" $11811 "Rd

mute; o1 last meeting and Roll guy correspondence was read in- Mipg letters from Convcnors of w retreats, sisters of Service,

listen of Martha, Magazines (lirl Guides. Letters were also

umowledging Christmas boxes re- sets-ed in England and Newfound-

hnd. Considerable discussion lowed. It wu decided to have

‘Iemudsy for a day of Recollect-

bn. A motion was passed to u: Anniversary Mass for the itlght Rev. Mgr. Gillis, former hr of Indian River. The War

vice convenor reported the number omitted and sewn articles new!!!

iii to Russia Fund, and the follow- - be articles sent to Overseas Chap-

Idu Rev. R. F. McDonald viz:

tinreties. 200 Crucifixes and 160

ldalslt was decided to

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lmhhl! Boat and ‘ tr Chrysler 3i! n, lo

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‘International Engine and Trap

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ill-Gloss Prints

our service LOWEST PRICES —--’__ Itrvrtomvo PRINTING ENLARGING COLORING

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McDonald a Spiritual Bou- pt for Easter. Plans wem made lithe annual st. Patrick's enter- Ihment. Meeting adjourned. K.

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and Engine. 88 ft.

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lellimlghfeeratgl ogwbfg injuries Ont. Regiment is vis

h‘ of, be known until he will gd in hospital, where he W88 day. His many friends news of his wndltklxll

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o‘, —J. 8. TAY Charlottetown, will be

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halo to I Phone tBO-Ifnor muhoemb,

o0 your roots.

tin repairs oorly at

s-u-m. C3088 CARD PARTY nsinxwn. March uni

3-11-11.

WHEAT! Unloodlnl Millmufo Warehouse. Bring your own boas. 8-11-21. 0930 trist, at his“; r- ton office this Saturday, March 13,

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10-21. Personals —Mrs. Austin

—WIIEA'I‘I tomorrow at Kenoingtop

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Murphy of Emer id spent the week-end in Kensingtgn.

i —Private Daniel Mm-ph of an itling par-

onlo Mrt. and Mrs. John Murphy n.

-Cpl. F. Leo Croken left Mon- day morning for the mainland af- ter BiJendin a, ve pleasant week- end with h s wife Charlottetown.

-Coming events cast their shadows before-the news items in Monday's Guardian announcing that Mr. James Pcndergast was home from Nitro. Que, was an error. He is expected home in the near future.

PREMIER SPEAKS

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waiting two months, because they were on sidings. The first to come is the last to go over."

Premier Campbell: “ ad a shortage of refri

They always gerator cars. concentrate a left with- That dang-

Dr. MacMilfin: "We just had o few weeks

Bcessity of having a p at the earliest pos- ikht from the time of the Charlottetown we a ..

substitute shi sible date. R the loss of

have done th

Latest Development

He said the Dominion Govern- ment had been considering these representations "over a period of practically a year." They came to the decision" at that time at least," that the construction of a new chlgvwas not feasible. He added:

" e may find fault with that de- cision. but I don't know that we are real in a position to criticise. I have, however, recently urged on the Dominion Government through Mr. Ralston that this decision should be revised in the light of present circumstances, of the in-

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. immotmsncnin-u WAYNE MORRIS BRENDA MARSHALL

ALEXIS SMITH m no: - u: armor own ewe: - mom o um sum

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Also News of the Day and Short Subjects

SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

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THURS. AFTERNOON 3.30.

Summersidc

“Smiling Ghost" Is Fast Comedy _ Mystery At Capitol

Yesterday Capitol Theatre audi- ences were roaring with la hter one minute and were chille by spine-tingling thrills the next as they watched Warner Bros.’ mystery-comedy film “The Smil- ing Ghost," during its first day's run. It is a. fast-paced, laugh- crammed story of a guy who is hir- ed to break a Jinx and finds him- self in a setup with more mysteri- ous goings-on than a seance. Wayne Morris shares the star- ring roles with lovely Brenda Mar- shall and Alexis Smith, Morris lays the role of the fellow who is ired to prove that the "kiss of death" title given by the newspap- ers to a beautiful girl Alexis Smith's role), is a phony. with him is his valet, played by Willie Best, who supplies many a- laugh by showing his discomfort by even the mention of anything supernat- ural. Brenda. Marshall is cast as o newspaper girl who learns to like Wayne when they decide to find out why all Alexis’ previous suitors have met with violent death Only one person has escaped, and he is in an iron lurliig. thing h

Many pecu ar s a pen during their investigation. Sliding

smiling at night.

creased traffic necessities, in- creased danger of the loss of the steamer and the ossible modifica- tion of the relat ve neceasi as between a new steamer and the ships which she would replace in the construction yards. I have also urged upon Mr. Balaton and through him upon the Dominion Government tha while the Domin- ion is taking the necessary steps to revise that decision by a survey of the possibilities of construction under present conditions, they should lately commence the fireparotlon of the plans and spec-

ications for a suitable new ship.

Dr. MacMillan: “They should be ready now-eighteen months after the Grarlottetown was lost."

Premier Campbell: “Well, sibl they should, but if no on of those plane m? tip): it is decided‘ w

p, n you are gong five or six additional months.

"I may say that this point of view was very favorably received by Mr. Balaton and he undertook to uric it on his colleagues,

panels. Gleam g eyes. A

ghost that wanders about

All this tends to deepen the mys- tery, But through a clever plan they unearth the solution which will prove to be great surprise even to those who are ardent mystery ans.

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Personals

Her friends are sorry to learn that Mrs. John William Murphy is laid aside from active duties through illness alt hea- homo in Park Comer. All trust she ml! soon be about again. —V.

AC. 2 Harold Wood of the R. C. A.F., Moncton. spent his furlough with his wife at 221 Weymouth Btu Charottetown. also hie parent!- Mtr. and Mrs. A. E. Wood. Reusing- ton Road.

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vice furnished ' by the Maritime Central Airways. to which he re- ferred at some length,

Farm For Sale At North Tryon

“Estate of Isle '1‘. Wilfred lnmnn consisting Of 125 acres, 30 acres clear and balance woodland. Build- ings In excellent shape with mod- ern oon encoo, bo room, hot and cold water, 1m water furnace.

Also established tourist trade. , Known u Weotvlcw Lodge. fl

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1 lnlotolork for Hardware l lolo lo hi “Gunmen. o ri ifor ‘Clot m I rtbo ll l0 f m fir‘: In Rudolf-ads?" ' m YMIN: I SELECTIVE SIIVI OFFICE.

Immersion, P. I.'I.

1-10-21,

m particular on m. Howe, Mlnis- Orphanage - C l , Iran-HBO!‘ n l CT

tfirr onfnfiunulitions and %uppl “and -_--

That is the state at which we hope i (my “m” h”?! ‘t

the matter is progressing at the ' 155 7'1"" s -

present time, and I hope that we I

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ACIIER WANTED FOE SPRING niirock School, March 22. 1M8 Grades 1 to 1. supplement- 100- J. A Meek. secretary, French v- ,,,_ ~ a-u s-ai.

TED-MARRIED our! Fort wfAilllYm workjl-Iouse P111115’ filrnllh- ed. Good w Louis Muttort, Gaps Traverse. l-li-il-lq-fll.

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a continuation of the peed: of W. t Addrols - pure on fmesda;

Cor lorry Problem

Th h from osfrlgmih-Z soc" 0 ill’ n lectod so

he Govern- occept responsibility is not a built."

: “Which Clov-

. “Your Govern- ment, because 4f you had done your full duty you would have gone to Ottawa and stayed there until you made those people — especially the r- - onsible m nlster, m. Howe I —give tstcad of issuing misstatements."

Premier Campbell: “Io this in or- der, to charge Mr I-lowo with a misstatement?"

Dr. McMillan: “Yes: he Bays out two contradictory statements, neit- her of them correct, regarding the he ‘Charlottetown’?

Newspapers in other parts of Canada, he continued, had lup- portcd our claims for o new fe Ho cited o. strong editorial in Halifax Chronicle, a leading Lib- oral paper.

“If there had been sufficient energy displayed, there was suf- ficient time to ‘get a car ferry built before the Un ted States entered the war," Dr. McMillan said. “And I know that even since a car ferry could have been procured for this

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HY . the

us some consideration, in-'

d on o-nn patients? Why ould this vince, which cannot afford to pro- vide for its own patients. foot the bill. There is plenty of mops for this purpose at Ottawa. Tho {lin- istor (Hon. w. Mediation) should de no that Ottawa ouumo this

Dr. McMillan commanded the health department on minor-king on s. nutrition program. He em- cra. r are" t...’ ..°“."“.i w c osp an an heir need for additional - He use-

tanco also doctors in rural

ed tho shortage of areas and the work of the Medical Procurement Board and its advis- Ory committee in this Province. of which he is the chairman.

He strong! criticized thg Gow- ornmentfis f uro to keep tho soc- ondary roads in oondti last

He commended the cooperation elven by the Public Works art- mcntteén usalvagebsctzoiletgion, H r6811! a su an con r bu. tion to the Red Cross.

In conclusion he dealt eloquent- ly with the Red Cross campl18n. and the magnificent success of the drive in this Province, thanking specifically Mr. Rumell Clark, M.L. A., and other donors for their con. tributlons.

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Local Soldier Fatally Injured While Overseas

Province. But we have a Gov- ernment at Ottawa which does not

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production in -Prince Eidward Is- and when you can't

from the Island?" he as ed. "When you have to sell it at s. loss? Our old men are workin so hard that they are killing temseives, be- cause there is not backbone enough a this Government to force this

ue."

He commended the establishment of o dehydration plant. When consulted by the government on this matter, he had approved on the understanding that the plant would be built at Charlotte own "That was the agreement," he said, "but like everything else, it went to Summerside."

Comme " ,, on the reference in the Speech to the profitable Irish moss ndustry, Dr. MacMillan said this should be credited to Provid- ence, which had provided the moss so abundantly.

Government had taken cre- dit for the success of Old Home Week, but last session they had proposed cutting out the grant for his purpose and for all exhlbi tions, and there had not been a word of retest from Liberal far- mer mem rs. Dr. McMillan also recalled the opposition offered by the govem- ment to the pro a1 last session to send a delegat on to Ottawa to protest against the ceiling on tato prices. The delegation finaly was chosen, but Liberal farmer mem- up and voted ing tho Deputy Min- griculture, o highly

ey accomplished

nothing by going. Dr. McMillan: "'I‘hey did accom- plish something. Go over to the Potato Growers’ Association and ask Mr, Boulter whether they ac- complished anything or not."

Old Ago I‘ nslonl

Continuing. Dr. McMillan noted that Old Age Pensions had been increased, but only from $15 to $18 a month. It was permissible to increase them to $20, and if he were at the head of the government to- day, they would be increased to the full amount.

He stressed the gravity of the public health situation. ‘Iihe basic standard would be twenty public health nurses, when we have only three or four. There io further

need or, the Senator-tum for in- creased bed space.

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asked Dr. McMillan, not the federal authorities

Why

.- ’ “should

SP1". Iv o; understand the seriousness of our Charlottetgwn d1 v 5 situation, notwithstanding that we in€uries recelvedmqigri) 5K2“ “fwfi are representedollaly a responsible fa her, Spr {vim A, M009, h“ Minister who sh d know." been informed. He died More); g, the message said. Look of Backbone (Spr. McCabes name appeared on the official army casualty list is-' “What is e use of increasing Sued Yesterday at Ottawa. He was

an Joseph Mccabe

serving with the Royal Canadian En ineers.)

Pr- Mccabc, known to his friends B5 Tire." Was 22 years old. He en- listed in October. 194i, and had been overseas since last June. "Before 1101111118 the armv he worllnd with

is father as a carpenter.

ervlns with the Canadian army

stationed at the Beach Grove 611mg 119B!‘ here. a. step mother. two 5:35 ers, a sister and two half-bro-

The brothers are. Spr. McCabe, serving in Canada, and Stephen McCabe at home while the sister. Miss Joan McCabe Ls also at home. The half-brothers are Arthur McCabe and Blair McCabe. also at ome.

PREMIER PAYS

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their subscription rates. and in the second place that they should not be too meticulous about reducing their advertising to an extent which Ls profitable from a commercial point of view; because the time will come when advertising will again be o. mercantile necessity, and unless the Press in some way is guided and tlded over the present period of stringency, our mercantile concerns may find that when they do need the aid and assistance of the Press in ex nding their business and 1n odver ising the wares which we hops they will have to sell before too many years-they may find that the capacity of the Press had been greatly reduced owing to the stress of these years of peculiar stringency and lack of advertising.

Exercise Own Connor-ship

“There io mother aspect of the Press situation which is illustrated by e. remark made by a press re- presentative who visited this Pro- vince a short time ago. I heard somebody ask the question whether tho offlc o1 censor; interfered very much with their publication of news or other articles. His reply was to this effect: "No, we do moot of our censoring." I think that situation. Mr. Speaker, contains a verv great tribute indeed to the oya ty and ood sense of Canadian Journalism i; the exercise their own censor shi wi the result that official in ter erence or control by government censorship is maintained practically at a minimum. “In that way I think we may be

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were forwarded from Borden to Tormontine during the month of February. Of this 11111111191” 39° w!“ “é a . He is survived by his father. who gag‘ provinces am me Unmd

carloadg of turnips were f down in the figure reveals the fol- i cheese 3; Essa

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shipments by carloacls: Hay

rm: Mcnanr mrrmpvw Gunman

Places Onas Of Car Ferry Delay On Gorielnment

BE SURE T0 ATTEND

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MID

WE WILL. MISS BROWN

THIS BIG PliE OF CLOTHING GOING TO HERDQURRTERS II

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RED CROSS THIS AFTERNOON

0N SATURDAY

Will- BE IN ENGLAND VERY SOON

HOW YOUNG CANADIA

CAN HELP TO WIN THE WAR

TII€ JUNIOR

ASKED-TO Si!

THE BRZRAR NIGHT :."//,%

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Christie's Biscuits a

"There's a wartime duly for every Canadian’?

Freight“ Moved i In February

A w“) o1 70¢ garlands oil freight

lned Prince Edward Island i101- Des being shipped to other Can-

. in the month I16 Altogether dur 8 shipped rom the Island. A further break-

owing carloads shipped: Butter and g; F1511 7; Hardware Llverstock 66: Meal-S , 2; Miscellaneous 16; Railway other 1 and L.C.L. 65. Carioads originating at b01915 between Charlottetown Summerslde and Borden numbered 406; origin- ating at points east and south 0f Charlottetown 200 and originating at points west of summerslde 96. Shipments from Tormentine to Borden during February totaled 957 cars. This included 242 cars of flour and feed, 222 of coal, 98 of gas and oil, and 55 of lumber. Other 48; Bags empty 2; fruits l0; fertilizer 6,- Household goods S; Hardware 15; Lime 7; Livestock 4; Meats 9; Machinery 4; Sugar- 2; Salt 5; Water Aer 4; Miscellaneous i5: Railway coal 28; Other 11: L-C-L- 105.

Hides 2; 29 r Starch

montine, 1B9 were destined to points between Charlottetown. Summer- sids and Borden; 20 to points east and south of Charlottetown, and 13 to points west of Summerside. One hundred and sixty-five of the H2 fiour and feed cars were for points between Charlottetown, Burn- moroido and Borden.

Will Protect Shipping In 8t. Lawrence Adea

UITAWA. Maren 10-(0?) —A|- rsurmco that every possible precaut- ion will bo taken to deal with any enemy activity in the st. Lawrence

area during the coming navigation season w

assured that this very important bulwark of free speech and of de- mocracy will remaln unimpaired and will be in o position to rform on even greater service for years to come. The Premier introduced his rs- marks with a tribute to the late Mr. Reuben Macdonald, editor