= 1'1 driv hon» ‘ ?e£y‘g1g horlehx you

.,g..n colts a your» drlvinl w"°"' 6E5?

_- __ - be tAldnB - (Oapuslugxlflfilm June 1st’ 131m mg m, h farm, and

u “M” “Mm g-z-li. new WW“-

nm rrertch River

l. wilmot Valley m’

three-act comedy.

.‘ Josh Per “ma” '4, specialties. Admission as

m 6-2-2i

,_- .,., use

BIRTHDAY _. Mr. Roches, Miscouche. m; 92nd birthday 1n l 1 '_>g_ Many frends. .59.... 3351;; igawgh g3; ‘gn-mglcsltnchcs l5 5m "m?

.54 able to take a orig

‘ query MI-

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,. paddresiedl a meet- resontativc usness men “Ngrsidc in the Town Hall "It morning on the i161" iriiustrv Mayor J. l". Arn- m}! as rhairman. Mr. Shaver {eroded in a_ company which 2s to exploit the peat s ick Banks in Prince Conny . iliere is approximately 800 ; gfmoss reaching to o, depth l. ly-ﬁve fort in places. There Mei-peat bog areas in the ‘ e at East Baltic, East Hid- and North Point. Mr. Shav- lainsd the tremendous com- . possibilities of this prod- irui citilined some of the many to which it can be put. Work . Black Banks bogs is to start season and uupproximat-ely hundred men will be enloloy- ln Elllillii! the moss. ‘There at present, forty-one plants n» purpose of processing peat .cpertiling in different parts maria.

Mr. Albon Gillis of the staff it T. Holman Ltd. Summer- leaves today for Montreal rm iness trip. S

RRENDER ONLY

today's commiutiqJe anese ships represented in Jim-tile far exceeded 1.000 in

- SIQMm-ng “QT” l" manna-

JADE! - IAVIION ache. cycle for sole. two new tires. one ' condition. Apply

ﬁg? cugodmu 0-1-21.

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-II<NIINGTO _ night at 9.00: Sherlock Dr. Watson tra.p 1- Woman". The Crime Wiaar s in the newest and weirdest of all their omlﬂng adventures. Also Serial and Special Newsreel.

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~20!!!‘ AIIISTID - A youth oi’ about l5 was arrested early yesterday morning in the Malpcque ‘Trading Company's 5mm at Malpeque. It was understood that the arrest wsc msdc by H. C. M. P.—8.

Cosmo. so- Hclmes and

—CON'I'ACT CLUB _ A vgyy pleasant afternoon was spent by member of the Air Force -wiiles Contact Club who gathered in the club room on Water Street. Stun! mcrside for the regular Tuesday afternoon social meeting. The use of s scoring machine is available and in addition to regular club work members may bring lndivid- sewing. Tea and doughnuts were served at 4 o'clock. S

--LADIES’ CLUB MEET - The

dies’ Club of the Summerside

redzyteriun Church held their ﬁnal meeting of the season n; the home of Mrs. Hilbert Johnston. Granville Street on ‘Tuesday even- ing. A gift of a wool blanket was sent to Mrs. Viola. Macbougcllwho was absent druc to illness and who is leaving shortly for the West Coast after being in Summerslde for the past three years. Refresh- mpnts were served. the hostesses being Mrs. Lloyd Gorrlli and Mrs. John O. Cobb. '

-ISLAND GIRL WEDS IN T0- IONTO-At the United Chtivch Parsonage, 501 Rushton Road, To- ronto. Alpril 10th.l946. by the Rev. I. I. Lanbbert. Hazel MacNeill. daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Basil MacNelll. Eimsdale. P. 12.1.. became the wife of Frederick. young son of Mr. and

. Andrew Young, Apslev, On- Attending the bride was

Miss Margaret Baliantyne, Tor- onto. while Mr. Orville Nealy. also of Toronto. was best man. The double ring ceremony was per- formed. The bride has been for some time stenographer with the Canadian Commercial Enterprise Ltd, Toronto. whilc the groom has been serving with l-Iis Maj- esty's Forces for the past 2 1-2 years. serving in Africa. and Itulv. After o honeymoon spent at Ham- Ontario, the young couple

Also Short Slbliﬁts Shows 7:80 - 9:18 Matinee Saturday 2.30

MONDAY -N TUESDAY OIAIILES noun » ind IRENE nouns -I||_.

‘TOGETHER AGAIN”

‘farm “suuiqrasitﬁ.” i’

DAIZLING OIIABMEBS MAKE SEAMEN

WOOEY

—Girl trouble for three merch- ant seamen while on leave an-i- mates the plot of RKO Radio's rollicking comedy. “Seven Days Ashore". which teat/tires a large case-of favorites headed by Gor- don Oliver. Wally Brown. Carney. Elaine Shepard, Marcy McGuire.

The fun starts when a freighter arrives in San Francisco and one cf the sailors, Oliver, finds three girls waiting for him at the dock instead of only his fiancee, Miss Shepard. Oliver escapes tempora- rily from a ticklish situation by ringing in two shlpmates, Brown and Gurney, as dates for the two eictre girls, Amelita. Ward and Virginia Mayo, but he knows that he hasn't fooled his fiancee who tells him their engagement is off. Then his family's staid home is suddenly overrun in the midst of a musicale by his two shipmates. Virginia Mayo, Amclite Ward. Freddie Slack and his orchestra, an all-girl band led by Marcy Mc- Guire and a group of entertainers. nil from a local night club. The dignified musicale is rapidly turn- ed into s lively jam session.

and

Famous Nurse

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lounges 0m Resumes In Skid:

vs. the Town of Kensington and

Alfred McKay, policeman of the - town of Kensington. which had been adjourned since

April. was resumed in the county court

Lewis. The plaintiff is suing the defendant for damages caused by the alleged unlawful closing his slaughter house which is locat- ed in the town.

plaintiff was concluded and following heard before, court adjourned till this morning: man. mother of the Mr. Caseley; and Mr. James F. fitt. Aim me

the location, surroundings and the sanitary conditions of the slaughter house and the fact that the pol- iceman had ordered the

stipendiary magistrate was at length and the by-latlvs town were placed The witness was cross examined on a by-law which had been pas- sed some time ago dealing slaughter houses and which hsd not been included in the by-laws submitted.

lng the plaintiff and Stewart. K.C.. Quite a. number of Kenslnglon residents were present during the day's sitting-S.

missions. $6.000 bail

ion at the close of a preliminary" hearing.

y i consume-sown comma»:

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Pcacctime Blueprint

Walter Jones arriv-

Premler J. back ycoterdﬂy

from Ottawa oon.

The case of George W. Wadman

early in

at Summersi‘

His Honor Judge J. G.

0f

The unfinished evidence of the t e were

other witnesses

Mrs. Janie Wad-

plaintiff;

Howard Boyles; Mr. Haath o- stipendiary magistrate for

town of Kenslngton.

The evidence token dealt with

lalntiff the the some e

animals n

The evidence of

of

in evidence.

with

Mr. R. S. Hinton is represent- Mr. D. O

the defendants’.

The Judge announced his decis-

John Roblnetie. crown counsel,

said Snell's Job had been to ar-

Ml‘. VI-llﬂbm wkited mt that there were many to encour-

lmrcl prod- uctg should offer ucrei-ive returns for specialized ltriculttne.

CooperlUm-i Iﬂcﬂll

In tiho pie-war cm. Mr. Voﬂhﬂi feared. there may h-nvc beer» u tendency to undervalue the port.- nershlp bebween managememit and labor. "Llrnow." he added. "ﬁll-i our union management coopera- tive movement which has been. in effect on the Canadian Notional Railways for many years, has proved to be of tlhe utmost value to us. Not only were many mis- conceptions removed but many thousands of practical suggestions which resulted in substantial sav- ings of and money were made and adopted."

Mr. Vaughan declared that while the first consideration of the Can-

adian National system, in all its S

ramiﬁcations, was the WInniﬂB 0'! the war, at the some time close attention was given w the Problems of reconstruction and rel-establish- merit. Research had been made and plans prepared for the Wm‘ program, and the railways are aci- ively cocperatint Wlﬂh iﬂdll-STKY m working out a. blue print. for peace. To the present the Canadian Na- tional Railways rehabilitation com- mittee has re-established some 2.000 members of tlhe armed services. from privates to generals. as well as assisting employees, who tbIWdh sickness or accident have had t0 change the pattern of their occulﬂ-

ation.

_"'I‘he historic patient o! iihe rail- ways in Canada ‘has been that 0f nation builders," Mr. Vaughan said- The Canadian National has coria- tinued to carry out this hlsw" program and its milhcad has moved ever northward taDMﬂQ m?’ sources o? natural resources. It s

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Political Rally Last Night At Fort Augustus

cussed political questions at. Fort Airgusltus and were given an ex- cellent reception. Mr. Frank Tlralnor was chairman.

M1". McLure dealt with the lock- of recognition shown Prince Ed- wcrd Island by the " ckenzie

_ Government with regard to transportation problems. Ho also pointed out the Ind-lure GI the Gov- ernment to implement a strobe. straightforward manpower policy and its failure to enrunciate a plan

oi action with regard. to recon- struction and rehabilitation after

the war.

Wing Cmdr. MscLean dealt DB8‘- tlcularly with the mnnpdw" D0110!‘- the methods used by the Liberal pgjtty m gain political advantage and gave an outline of the most important parts of John Brackens

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Big Rally‘ Meeting

IN KENSINITON

MR‘. JOSEP-N NARRIS, M. P.

for the constituency of Davenport (Toronto) since 1921, will spook on behalf d

LT.-00L. E. N. STRO-N, M. 0.

Progressive COIIOIVIMVQ Candidate for Q Prince County

AT THE KENSINGTON PUBLIC I-IALI) i

TUESDAY. JIINE 5th.

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PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS

PRINCE COUNTY

The Progressive Conservative Candidates and othcl speakers wish to meet. all of the electors at Public Meet» ings which have been arranged as listed below, when the party’s policy and program, and all public matters in isoue in the present election will be discussed. All meetings com- mence at 8:30 P.M.

KINKORA, MONDAY, JUNE 4

KENSINGTON, TUESDAY, JUNE l.

Special Speaker. MR. JOSEPH HARRIS, Toronto. ' CENTRAL BEDEQUE, WEDNESDADY, JUNE 0 TRYON, THURSDAY, JUNE 7

MISCOUCHE, FRIDAY, JUNE 8.

charter for a better titaitadaﬁ Omeg- speakers inﬁll ed saws. 1_,_Q_ oygeuv ondh Claude wood. both Swill-billow-

_ The next meetlnl 0f the “Y1” will be at Sea View toniehi-

LIEUT.-COL. ERNEST H. STRONG, M.C., V.D., Progressive Conservative Candidate for Prince

Inserted By The Progressive Conservative Association

ilton,

will reside 1n Toronto, where they} have the best wishes of theirmanv. friends. .

be‘: [or zu. the ah‘. Milk-marine naval blockade has compres- tuc PIVTLVs spit-em of opera-z- .Iil£l'.> have iound the Nip- {so resorting to smaller and ler v-sscls to transport their

range for the purchase of machine tools for contractors engaged in wsr production for the Canadian government. He said the Crown al~ lesed that Snell “accepted secret commissions with respect to sales

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liue Home Tonight.

BEHIND THE LINES

1t takes a? tighten as mag 1m arking in ac es inlay N, soldier in the field as l1, did in’

WANTED

Lieut. Nursing Sister Ruth Mac-

t edition to the huge. toll the ..rl_‘t»clt on Japanese shipping. dropped tnue than 70.000 o b: its Pn cncmrv troops 1n 1010i grciuvd salon-primar- iu *- -Pi'll]ippI‘li6S - and shotf

1B0 war planes in the some; east: Forces latest Mocks reeled primarily at Hir-

_, .'\ East Indies.

"led States 10th Army "ital capture yesterday 0f ' 0i hurl. buttered

defence line. and southward against diminish- resistance.

fire-raiding American Super- Iesszs, ‘melting the cloud! ones." brcu ht their total , M rlestruct on In lupin‘: ' twsr t-entrcs to more than llmrc miles with Friday's lllilt attack on Osaka.

‘tan 460 of the B-Ns us bases. shielded by ircm Ivvo scat -

3.200 tens of incendiary

on Osakaks congestedindus-

ca. ~ fires still burned. the 21st Command announced here

l i muare miles of Yokohama

ck 0n that Tokyo Bay

‘With the ruins added t0 Tok- ilrc-blackencd urea by two ralcs last week. hm ht 8-202‘ score to as square m cs ed citv districts in Japan. 231st amber COﬂlﬂafl . .. , pg e BRIE. ma Q iii not include the are; burned the latest 0 aim mid.

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NEQDAY AFTERNOON beginning ' JUNE 8th

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- AUIIIY CITTGIIII i Frederfctoir

In

weather observer at the Charlotte- ‘ town

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Figures Show May Was Wet And ilark Month

Facts and ﬁgures supplied yes-i terday by Mr. Warren A. Burns,

erlmental Station con- ilrrned at everyone knew. that‘ May was a wet month with n. small amount of sunshine.

Mr. Burns said that 5.36 inches of rain fell in May, compared with 1.16 ‘lost May. The 43-year aver- ggle for the month is 2.9 inches.

e heaviest precipitation in any May since i906 was M inches,

i! althoiwh amounts in excess ofilve inches have fullcn a couple of times in addition to this year.

In sunshine Prince Edward Is- landers were short in May too. with 150 hours compared with 2T1’ in 194-4 and 212 the average. The most sunshine in May recorded at the Experimental Station was 312 hours in 1920 and the least 121 in i917. ' '

The mean temperature was 47.0 degrees, against 52.8 in i944. Ma . i017 was the lowest since recoi- were ire here. with 4i degrees. The hig est temperature in May this year was 08 detrees above zero, compared with '79 last ycsr and 8'1 in May. 1W2, the highest on record. The lowest tht year

loin ll l8 66-78 this May cgﬂlnot i; of?» in May. 1044. IIOUSING PIOJICI .

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Lean. n-fter ﬁve years of service overseas. is arriving in the City this evening from Toronto where she had to go from Halifax to be released from active service.

Lieut. MacLean graduated as s. nurse from the Toronto Western Hospital in 1926 and was doing private nursing in Toronto whcn she enlisted in September. I939. She went overseas in Muv. 1940. with the 15th General Hospital and has served in Belgium. North Africa, Italy. and in France a Belgium since last July. glum. Lieut. MscLcan was attach- ed to the 19th Canadian General Hospital. She was awarded the Royal Red Cros. second class, for dist g- uished service. Last December. Lieut. MacLean was listed for a leave to Canada when Field Mar- shal von Runstedt mode his fem- ous break through the Allied arm- ies and all leaves were cancelled.

Lieut. MacLean has hwo sisters in Charlottetown. Mrs. J.M. Muc- Fsdyen and Mrs. B. Earle Mac- Donald; another sister. Miss Mur- lcl MacLean. lives in Toronto. Mr. N. D M tetawn. is . . MacLenn, Voricouver, and A. G. MncLesn, Roymore, Saskatchewan.

TORONIU. J1me I — (OP) - Maglstrste T. Bizciow said today Byron D. . former deputy machine tools

controller for the Dominion Government, will be committed for. trial on five charges o! corruptiytscco secret com-

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Upper Order of Meetings:

Breaking of Bread, Lord's Day, 10:30 A.M. ding, Lord’s Day, 11:30 A.M. Sunday School, Lord's Day, 2:80 P.M. Gospel Meeting, Lordfs Day, 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 8 P.M. Children's Meeting, Friday, 7:30 P.M.

Open Air Meeting on the Square-

Bible

Jesus Alone Can Save

Sept. Ist, furnished or semi- furnished house or unm- ment, centrally 100M03-

MRS. KENNETH RICHARDS P110119 187

oi Hall

Prince St.

Saturday 8:80 P.M.

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t NOTICE

Appiicoiicns

for a full time Secretory will be received by the undersigned. All applications must be in not later than June 14, I945.

Applicant moot give age, qualifications, old colony

_ By order of Directors: 4

P. E. I. FIENNIRDMEIWQ CENTRAL CO-OP. ASWN. LTD. NAPOLEON AIQENAULT,

President,

Mont Carmel,

Prince Edward Island.

i’

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Truman ANNUAL concrir‘

Trinity Young Peop1e’s Glee Club in

_ EPWUITN “NAT-l, SVMMENSINE ATIIIIII! Evening, June 5

AT

ADMISSION 40 CENTS

g. g-

Napoleon's time-

“ '-am'rus ___________ LECLAIR. - At the Charlotte-

n ‘ti. June .1945. w Igrvfncndmplidgs. Arthur lair. I

hter. @- ‘i... Prince County

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Mary c - At the Hospital on Wednesday. Mai’ 39- 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. George Clow. Summerside. l dﬂllﬂhtef- POWER. — At the Ki County 1-1 ital, Montague. RE. . on. Mai! ,9i5,tc1\ir.andm's..InscioliA. Power, Greenﬁeld, P. B. ., a d: hiter. VAN IDFJISTINE — At the KinBs Count/v Holnital. Mont-Bells- P-E-I- on May as. 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. David Van Iderstine. Mun-ray Har- lbcvur, P.E.I., o till-ISM”-

CIIARDS At the

May N. 1 1V1’!- - gbward W. Richards. VernonRiv- ctr. c. son Ernest Clinton nouaclisu - at the » County Hospital. Mon . P

May 25. .

Gerald RonlKhﬂ-Ii. g. oon. Roderick Cletus

DEATHS

.__i—— McDONALD-Suddeniy at his r85- idence as Park Street, on June 1. 1945. Michael McDonald. 889d 35 years. Funeral notice later. CONNOLLY-At Bedeque on June 1, 1946, Mrs. Owen Connolly (rice Loretta Johnson). Funeral 110L106 later.

0on1 cf Thanks

hnlyolthelotoﬂmrus

will to thank ills

05¢ jowqlin-on. relatives. Micaela!

time whooevni ﬂoral ma». w"

Icﬂcrl and of cympoihy in their recent n6 bereavement. a a u

In Memoriam

‘Io ‘snafu-Jenn oi

1- OIARIQ TUPLIN Died Ovenou December l. Gone bi. not forgotten. Inserted by Illa Mother.

Mlnnlo ‘llniin

to my Darling Son. 6-2-14.

N. D. Madman

UNDRTANII

LIBERAL Radio Talks

OVER STATION CHGS AT 8:80 P.M.

MONDAY, June 4, Mrs. Charles Cshill and F0. Donald E. MacLean, D.F.C., nephew of the lsto A.E. MaeLoan.

‘ TUESDAY, June m, m». Donald Baker, Summersido.

THURSDAY, June 7th,_Mr. W. E Darby, K. C. FRIDAY, June 9th, Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, K.C.

0n Thursday, May 81st over CHGS, from 6:10 to 0:15 there willrbe a talk on Price Control.

BIG LIBERAL RALLY MEETINGS

MR. J. WATSON MocNAUGHT, K.C., Liberal Candida“ and other prominent speakers will address meetings as follows:

Speakers. MAJOR SYLVERE DesROCHES, W. E. DARBY, K.C., T.M. LINKLETTER, M.L.A., and HON. MARIN GALLANT, M.L.A.

BEDEQUE. MONDAY, JUNE 4 Speaker. HON. HORACE WRIGHT.

TRYON, TUESDAY, JUNE 6. Speaker, C‘. C. BAKER, err-M.L.A.

KINKORA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. Speakers, SENATOR JAMES McINTYRE EUGENE CULLEN, M.L.A.

KENSINGTON. THURSDAY. JUNE 1.

Speakers, HON. J. WALTER JONES. Premier of Prince Edward Island, HON. HORACE WRIGHT, M.L.A.. .4th District representative Provincial Government and l HON. JOHN E. SINCLAIR, member of the Senate of Can- - ads.

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