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Mrn. John Pond, n Church Streak-Phone m =- SUB/IMEBSIDB and rumor COUNT!

1i i re, Water Street. fineffrfaiuy. Water Street.

Gourllee Dru i

Marl Gsudetrilgngfin‘: The Guardian will be delivered to any ham, u, s “m” Boy at 2o per dly- 01' 1°" 1-H week. Phone up |

rlptlru Advertising, should be m: with u", p,“ (i? . mguuaiiii may m- bovrhstngnillyxfiaggm of the following stores u.

lter Stre ville Street. “on?” v t. "I lervlm, e chair. rafter the business per-. 10d. Miss Georgie Profit read the

°‘- idhuroh. Kerisingtou.

lour route.

. Vicinity

The Young People's Union. th ir k1 p.‘i...i.li°°riii.’.“..°°"l‘.§ h?“ '°

evening. The mee the Dresident Mr. Ge:

m, column is reserved for uewa

9| a HCWS)’ llilillfl: may D0 IIIICIIQU M cenli a word, strictly payable

ma; L-Z 1015-2-21. l

skillful. Asthma. Powder - m. [in our. Taylor" urug Citlfiggi

-BIS,\iA iLEX for all stomach dimmers, (tour-lies Rcxall Drug 5,0,9, L-ZSA-S-i-ili. I

LBRAFPTS lc, April sale Rock-

t; drying xi or ifiiiicil for oiuv 1c.

._JOIl\'§ aiiritinnicv UNIT -'

w. and 1111s. .1. giiiiiiiicrsitiv, llllS eiiiisted with an P.

gm left recently for Ontario m; 59001111 cciirse of instructions. lugflflltlli “as 011 the staff of the Canadian Bziiiis UQXIIIIICICC at. liiiuiix and ii " . um in Suniiiiiiside Wisil mm the k510i liltk S

_BEDEQl‘ii UNIIED CHURCH. _Tpe iklliues for Sunday, May 4th ' Beueque ll A. M.

ulllv P. l1. \itii.ii wiii be addressed

W. Barker, ltliiiister. L-ZGS-o-Z- 11,.

mm appeared ueiore Magistrate party ti) tveuiiesitay charged with possession and t-ns coiivicicu. 1t. ne- ing a second olieiisc the party was fined $AUU.00 01' Elven 4 months in iaii. A man founo guilty under the lilgillhly traffic act of oriruto an uni-loaded truck on the mutiny tins imeu two dollars and costs-S

—CASE l)lS.\llSSEl)—-A prohibit- ion case ciiiiic up tor hearing before incendiary Jtiltiibifilbé hi. i1. Strong li.C..i.his ironic M1011 a woman was diarged with having peer in her “$551011. ‘ilie beer, some 2300 tiles had tlrvll iouiid under the house 501110 iiioiiilis ago. ‘the de- ltiliidllt 11nd iiecn absent from tne Province tor some months aind the nosecutioii il.i(i been ueiaycd on IiIILBCCDUIIi. 'l'he defendant de- llltd all knowledge oi the presence 0i the beer on iicr premises arid the case 11.15 (IISIIIISSCU for want of utliciciit ctldtlllll} to convict. Mr. W. lliDarbv appeared for the pros- ecuuoii and M1‘. W. rte Noonain for the accused. Corp. Lines of Bouris and formerly in charge of ine it, t‘. M. P. detachment at Sun.- merslde irtis prcscnt for the prose- onion-S

by

Aveiy Quiet but interesting wet.- iook place at the Sacred

Irv 24. IUil. when Florence Lillian.

Pic. George Busiicy oi‘

lirs. and the late Edward Bushcy| ll Si. Morgnrcts Bay, King's Ccuzillj. P. b. I. The br e looked] charming iii nlr force blue dress‘ lltli matching accessories. She waal mended by licr sister Miss Min- erva Ramsay, who was dressed in line. Pie. Bushey wore his full

rles Ramsay". brother oi

Ii V. 1 lfr a w: u breakfast served at he home oi ilic bride they left on

wt the province wish them manyisb lfflrs oi happy wedded life.

-DE.-\TII 0F RICHARD R. tI. NT —r‘i'iciids Province lcririicrl with sincere re- ll oi the dcziih yesterday morn- lllllllcllflijtl R. l-Iunt, who pass- lll "lav zit his home at St. Elean- lti alter n11 lllllPSS of about seven reeks. Ml‘. lliitil was the son of ?elale .\1r. iiiirl Mrs; Wm. T. fill". m) old lliid honoured fam- lln Si. tllcniioi-s. He was 60 firs of age and in his younger kl‘! he hnd hcld the pos tton of alllllll’ Proihniiotnrv at the Court “r58. Siintmnrside. He after- "adfi Irsidcrl ‘on the 0d home- film ll Si. lnlfilllfllfik‘, where he “outs until l_ii.< last illness. Ai- aumt of a retiring (lisposltion Mr m“ "its kcctily interested in the l" oi the community and orcd and

mmfirriondg‘ respected by his

lie was a staunch ..lolm‘s (Anglican) had bccn Church

e I01" miniy y/ears. hmxias imiri-icd in i900 lo Miss h ‘vllnfliltllrw, (laughter of the 1311111 Aglrlrcprii n}; Pyngny 181' O XICG mfi-lérmsides his widow, six mun“! "if lcft to cherish his Mhur-Jnhills. Samara and Mrs. “MM his. ht. Eleonora: the y, and All.) and Frances in i-Iall- hm A‘ nus-i. and Margaret at amt-M 501W." brothers. Rev. Dr. M Rnv King; College. Halifax »- Wm. J. Hunt. Windsor,

lg. o4 “MMrS” splllk 0f Charlottetown ‘kg F. M. Webster of Hali- ymndl d; lo whoiii the Guardian rim-st sympathy-s.

' . ‘IE 5:3: "more. Talia prompt

t“, "lbw-axis . s-aqfifiu:

p. your order tn the ho! “llflonaihle for deliveries on if

hadvance. '59 ,_|;UY WOOD scnarcns at Monachan.

than varnish; extra standard. Stock - prices L-ZIU-b-Z-BL: Drug Store. , Psuivpay, w, w. s. iiriicit, younger son of. New Lnndmhnogo Ho}

f-iiiiik Ariiett oillon-St. Marks, Ke

to Pra

, —MALPE IHXIV friends there CHURCH. 7.30 o'c.oc

After the

7.30 o'clock. After gregational meeting will

Rodd, Dartmouth the deceased. -8

__.__ that -BUSHEI'—ili\l\lSAY wrznpruo. able

imnd dniichtci- cl Mr. and Mrs. serious operation 4111165 (bud) Ramsay of Alberton COlmW 50591531 FWBHUY- He!‘ mm!!! South. became the nappy bride of friend-l Wm be P1935941

me yew; | that she Esdoing as well as can be

u‘: Guard at Suiiimcrside. son of expected-

MEI.

parents

ears and is e ’mnukzfihi.oritlclllle. mi» lie goin

should comfort as those

—BlllLl.0 CLEANER AN a. luciii iiiici~e.t, put advertising order at Braces. D so

—PUI_IETEST Cod Liver

ree times stronger m required

advance.

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terian Church for all

Personals

—Friends will be pleased to learn Mrs. George Sheen has been to return to her home from the Prince County Hospital where she

d be . > ti. Alberton, .. a....-,"“ °“ “““°--“'°‘“' '"“"“°“'“', NEWEST BRITISH.

—Miss Mae Stordy, underwent a in the Prince

BORDEN

Haiif "°t'..“‘.é‘.l‘t.”fi“°ll.““ M 01' te lmiio d - b My; uxmo or non 0n- d f n

Mdmiil an was attended y m“ g2! 8A,}? gale Miumawied helxrteby; a? ngcph fig‘)? roman!” 318m“ than. .1 Y. 1e erotic , i performed 8- 1'6 llffe Yll- 1 H. G. We an sy. Re C ,-‘w’,“’,v;‘}$f;°,,,,.d_ Af- Betty, and Donna of Borden. n any

turday, April 26th.

Private Paul Gallant of the P. Eu 15-690 P”

acre farm in good 5pm o; c dines. Apply John L-2l2-4-30-5-2.

-TAILORED - 1'0 . m; Suits and lopcogtg for waipt tnleulilest in fit,

. _ sty e. i mum --- ' and Ciotihle

O11 i8 tamines by Sovernmentl

Evening‘ ch River. ‘ . L-ZBi-(i-Z-Zi. ' S. 1“.,

-On Thursday, May 8th,. k an evangelistic servicewas in Kensington on Wednesday will be held for all who will con1e.; on business.

a meeting conxrcgational business will be held. William Verwolf. interim-moderator.

-RESIGNS POSITION _ Mrs, , 1 G. S. lnman, who very Cflpulbiy m1- icrvise lll ncucuuc UIIItCd Uiiurcn] ed the position of secretary at the 1 Prin C t H i l by ltcv. unite wright. rtcv. Raipnl tjmecehaaotlrxésggneg? 151i‘, ‘game has been taken by Miss Kathleen Cain- _.iiAGlS'i'llA'IE'S COURT - A- m“ °‘ ‘mmmellldll- '3'

-ALBERTON PKESBYTERIAN Cl-IURCIL- An evangelistic service

gumy! be held on Monday evening,

for

SONIC

M11 . at A2130 o'clock. m: all who wiiil Mnslnflwn Olkwellllesll-BY- come. te- the service e - tionai meeting will be hgidfolxllvsilillgfiln’ W M“ Wit Mr- John S. Burn-id Verwolf, interim-moderator.

-WEST POINT PRESBYTER- IAN CHURCH. — A special service will be held in the West Point Pres- who will _ . _ _ . come, on Tuesday evennig, May 5pm ant surprise, when she received a

the semciea ;L,:§1:|siiverwai'e as a wedding gift lfllm

William vex-wow myerpn.mqderam_i the dueciors of The T. baton 00.,

to learn

_. minutes. fol owed by roll call which

. 9 l° by fen members. Miss Geraldine Maciean then took -| ‘charge of the devotional peiriod. The . evenng was filllfjl: thoroughly enjoyed in games.

Mr. and Mrs. James B. amigos and daughter. Elizabeth. of N th am. were recent visitors to Kensing~ tom. the guests of Mrs. Iidllltgarfs Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Toombs.

His many friends are pleased to see Mr. James Tuplin out around going e. successful

I was respond d

emainder of the

, quality and a Modern Dry Cleaners- l'5. Summer-side. 1-‘49044-5- l again after under I operation in the Prince County Hos.

pital. Summerside.

Howard Boyles. have accepted po- sitions and are now einpoyed m Summerslde.

Ln Charlottetown was a re- oent visitor to his home here.

Mr. Frank Arnett of Summerside

Mrs. T. day visit with relatives aind friends in St. Eleanors. during the week. Her many friends are pleased to see Mrs. John S Burns back to work, after her recent, illness.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and daughter were visitors to Summer- side Wednesday. .

Mr. James Montgomery of_Char- lotietown ivas a business visitor to

His mginy friends wui oe pleased

successfully underwent an operation on Saturday morning in Camip Hill hospital, naliiax. N. S.

Mrs. Austin Bears (nee Ruth HliLZI, who has been recently film'- riea, recently received a. most pleas-

beautifui full set of King's Plate

Moncton, N. l1. wnere sne was an

_RECEIVED 3A1: Ngws _ Mm i employee during the past five and Sadie Leemon of West Devon has _ received the sad news of the sud-l den death of her son, Private Lloyd i V. Leer-nan at the station hospital, Georgia, USA. on April 26. The body is being sent home for bur- ial. Much sympathy is extended m Mrs. Leeman and to Mrs. Hayfield . N. 3., sister oi

a hail years. Prior w her nianriaae she was also presented with a beau- u.l set of bedroom lamps irum her co-office workers. Both beauti- ful gifts, show that Ruth's opuiar- ity was as highly recognize in new SUXTOUIIQIIIB as well as amoni! he!" own home town friends. _ _ The Young People's Union of the

successful social at the spacious home of Mrs. Arthur Lockhart. All roads in this vicinity are now open to mowr traffic, although there still are several places motor- ists must be on the alert to safely navigate.

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f-mnted with one of the colossal quadruple 14-inch gun turrets. Out- wardiy it is a big as a. bungalow. Altogether there are l0 such W115 Barranged in one quadruple turret forward and another aft with a double turret to fire over the for- ward one.

"To enter one ofhthe 31g), tm

' a

you ‘queen “m with I. medley

qnsice mtg cylindrical cavern, when battle is on, 104 men will work

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. _ 5,1 10 ishoit honeymoon trip to Summer- Arthur Sexton of Borden on the an! lever‘ “m1 press humans n 1 tile. Iherc many friends timrough-‘rival of a son at their horne on weight or meta] hurled (mm me

14-inch guns were fired at once the

uld l than battleshipu :1: “i: nix eieiorward

Highlanders, who has been home. "n5 81°“ "m n" 9350 lmmds o‘

throughout the ton leave returned to the mainland hell on Monday.

Mr. Lloyd Inman of Borden, lob- ster packer and buyer, left on Wedq nesday for Canoe Cove where he multiple pom-poms. will superintend preparations fort the opening of the season there.

am“ Si“? Th." °’ ‘filth’; s n ng er o ays w

De Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Rod- gers of Borden.

Mr. and children Audrey and Booby have moved from Borden and now reside in owned

and Mrs.

the by Dr. A. M. Bell

lvtr. James Mac-Neill of Borden left on Wednesday morning

The regular m0 the Siimmerslde Board of was held last yiiiiht l“ Hall. Major mfltlfl discussion-om 0i was that of the Plf-‘lelll service. Mr. B.

on the service west of Emerald. The passenger traffic this veer has been very much heavier than in former flkely to continue

eavy and that the travelling pub- geio Bummerside and west provided with the same travelling

d on the mainland.

iseusseii and a motion bass- ed asking that the transoortatlon committee arrange to meet Mr. E.

"dlfwlii ailments. I07 "l had.‘ i welt/inky other ansles of the service _ ‘ on, Bupt. oi the O-N-

Austin Campbell

. me u {hecghief think! railway w. Robinson slat-

Gil-St

"Back on deck, one notices the row; of 5.25-inch high-angle Buns along both sides of the al-ilP — 15 1.. B1 -itnd on a higher level the

"Air attack against ‘K135.’ as the ship is known in the Navy. Wollld be a Job for the suicide squad. which would encounter a defldllér barre e than from any other ves- sel 580st.

visited the b Be. where niah l- bove the sea is another maze of instruments, many of them retrof- They include aids to seeing Wh l1

msmem” Jmbfiflly‘ will make virtually impossible the

' escape of any enemy that comes within the range of the gum. _ "The catapult gear for he shipr s

for aircraft-used for spotting when f

Charlottetown where he has enllst- in and for 89116111 1W" ll-“lilmlw ed as a member of the Royal Can-l -fs adian Navy.-A

8’side Trade- dlscu-ssegsilhiifieémcc speed is a secret but Transportation

nthly meetini! 07 trade the Town p for

of brand new deslBfl-

"Internally the most obvious fea- ture of the ship is the elaborate subdivlslonlng by means of water- tight bulkheads. These subdivisions are much smaller than in earlier battleships and their design makes the King George V virtually "ll-

K.G.5 ls known to be the fastest British battleship.

R... at Charlottetown and distilled the matter with him.

Mr. H. T. Holman brought up the matter of the salvage campB-llfl now being organized throulhflllt the Dominion and after n good dell of discussion it was decided to ap- point Mr. L. G. Lewis to be chair- man of u committee to orillllu ll cam alg-n throughout -the county

it- ge‘: 5:111 ‘his: rtlhrleaigliiiriivgsnplfgixiiiig‘ be for he purpose of evlvfllln WNW requested to place more modern cars material which would be 0 1186 l0

the government in carryflll 011 ll" W812i“; proposed starch factory for Prince County, slaughtering of beef to be sup lied to the airport. funds for the g rlg band and many other matters were taken up and discus- sed and favourably commented on by those present.

Mr. H. T. I-Ioln an. vice iresldriit presided at the first part of the meeting. Mr. A. ft. Brennan, presi- dent. taklng the. cizair upon

arrival. -S. ___ . .., i‘

held

Y Dened with Cotton in

Ml‘. d M!‘ . Bud M0 tain d llD now befoiellittle dglugihters, Irene un an

uoumes of Summer-

Rexall side were recent visitors to L-zst-s-i-zi. 1.511.310”,

MAY 4tli—Pa.rish of y (Lloommam- Ilfilflg n. .30 M- Evening Prayer-st. Ste uiiliciv lllllt, 0i the Uillllldlall arny Burilngtcn. 7.00 P. M. mans’ yer—St. Thomas’, Fren

Keri-

Messrs. Albert McLellan and

Pte Robert Chisholm 0f the C. A.

M. Howatt spent a. two

L. Bdr. Larry rserniird at pre- sent overseas with the 24th Bat- ttry. He is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernard, Tlgnlgh,

Commons turns

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This program proposed, among other things. that the initial price of wheat paid by the Canadian wheat board be 85 cents instead cf

70 cents as at present, and that the‘

l5 cents a bushel processing tax on wheat milled for domestic purposes be increased to 50 cents. the pro- oeeds to be added to the price paid the producers.

The original amendment was ac- cepted _by the government as an expression of want of confidence in the administration.

Several of those Liberals who vot- ed against both amendments to- night protested against being put in the position of‘ voting against farm policy reforms 1n order to avoid de-

Kensington Presbyterian Church re-_. oentiy held a very enjoyflbld 8m]

.ma.ny Jobs." (Mr "Before goinfii inside the ship We l r

liieJ

feat of the administration.

The first division was on the amendment to the amendment. 1t was defeated bv a vote cf 134 to 40 with the C. C. F. and new democ- racy members voting solidly for, the

| Conservatives splitting. and the Lib-

erals with one exception, Mr. Inad- er. opposing.

The five Conservatives who voted against the C. . , amendment were George Black (Yukon), P. C. Black (Con. Cumberland). J. S.Roy (Rimouskl). D. King Hazen (Saint John-Albert). and H. R. Jackman iToronto-Rosedalc).

The vote on the main amend- ment found the Liberals again solid- l_v against, wit-h the exception of Mr. Leader who did not. vote at all. and supported by Mr. Neill.

Conservatives. C. C. F. and New Democracy members were solidly for the amciidnisiit arid the vow was 1Z8 to 44.

Critical Of Gardiner

Conservative House leader Han- son entered the debate tonight shortly before the vote was taken and strongly criticized the govern- nient, particularly Agriculture Min-

lster Gardiner, for failing to give. all their strength on the controls to

leadership to Canadian farmers.

During the debate E, E. Perley (Con. QwAppeile) charged that op- erations of western grain elevatorus at this time constituted a. “racket. He urged that they be taken over and operated by the government tor duration of the war. He claimed a saving of $40,000,000 was possible.

told of one government ele- vator in Port Arthur which he said had been under lease b Brothers since holders were paying $51,000 a. year to the Federal government and the government was paying tiiein $260.- 000 a year for storing grain.

Mr. Hanson, sa-lci he would vote for the sub-amendment. Since it involves an increase from l5 to 50 cents a. bushel in theprccessmg tax on wheat miiled for domestic consumption. He had at first op- posed such an increase on the ground it, would increase the price of bread, but ne had been informed there was no reason why tllii should happen.

There was a board (the Wartime pnces and iracie Board.) which could. and had. prevented an urt- diie rise in oreizd prices, and. act- ing on the theory that the govern- ment wouid use that board to ure- vent a bread price rise. Mr. Hau- 5011 said, h? would vote for the sub- amendmcn .

Mr. Hanson said Agrlcllllllld W11‘ lster Gardiner" nod given no leader- ship tot foam opegtors. arkig 13:8 like 0 o so " cause 1y . Gardiner agiso i“ Minister National War Ser oes.

1t was zlssential that Parliament adopt members to enhance the in- come of farmers and prevent an in- crease in the prices of farm imple-

“hid... farmers ihmlld take three forms. he sueseetvdr m exvllllllwl of market. reduced cost of produc- tiogid BIL}: reasonable prices for firm pr uc .

It would be difficult to extend markets under present world condit- ions but steps could be fallen l° “'1” 2mm" m“ '°

ta p - mid‘, Hanson renewed his B19998] of some weeks M10 m!" CW5“ make a. substantial gift of food- stuff! to the United Klnldilm-

He read a. long letter written last winter by Premier Th5!" Campbell of Prince Edward ll- Isnd to Prime Minister Mao- keulle Kin . ll! Whlllh M1’- ciimpbcil o rered a number of suggestions for lower frail!" rates and other measures to lld the marketing of Prince EdWlId llllllfl farm orodiwlr-

d the ooricludinl 1'6- mgaksailifoPi-irarw Minister Mackenzie King's reply which were to the ef- fect that the only satisfactorv Im- swer to the agriculture flmbhgl g" "defeat of the oBilW-SWI‘ "l d “f, struciion of the totalitarian 1g‘

"I suggest the farmers of be Edward Island and New Brunswick Just can't wait until that day 11r- rivee," Mr. Hanson said.

qrTAwA, Mo. i-—(CP)-—'l‘he Bank of Canada gnnounced today on behalf of Finance Minister Ils- ley that tenders had been accepted for the full amount of 035,000.00!) Dominion of Canada Treasury bills due July 30. 1941. Averazv 1869)!“ ptlllg of accepted bids was $99,B.i.i.28 and average yield .582 per cent.