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AGENT-Mn. John Pong, ll Weller B9001 EIl\v—PhQ|]Q m;

BUMMEBBID

AND PRINCE COUNTY

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QJFILMS DEVELOPED and print- m a. Taylor Drug 00.. Kenslngtpu.

..,1l0'i‘0lts are young at 50 thou- lanu miles, when Bruce's uaiit motor oil Ls used. L-920- 4-2.

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..l-‘Olt SALE-Horses including flivrle mare 2 years. mare 5 years (Ahv my), Bay with white mark- vrrv silitable for ladies saddle o model A. Ford truck r» "with Runel gears $60. s. Weeks. Bayvlew, Brad- .. R R. 11-997.

.-lCE STYLL AT WEST POINT .-T e Norwegian Freighter Nandi .. has been lying of! West

, P.E.I., all winter, is still . As lhe ice is still in the er t at that point no attem t» has brcn made to float her. Na - lves of the dlsuict say it is one of the latest, springs on record. B

-SYMPATHY EXTENDED — Mo»). S'.ltll'l.‘l.ll_\‘ is extended to Dr. A A Lzckhart oi’ Sumnlerside, in |=alh of his mother Mrs. Al- Lcckilart. passed he home of her daughter I ., in Charlottetown on M.- at e\el . Mrs. Icckliari- om Hi year's of age and had re- smlrd s1 St. Eleanofs for mang

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not < "W211i his opinion "one loin."

E L Parley 1Com. Quhdpelle) Qd‘L.Fd the Government to double he price of all farm products and saxl unemployment would dis- appear ii the price of wheat was r B7 centsa bushel or better. w.‘ n members mainly held he floor tonight as preparations ‘ere made for the first late sit- ing of the House in an apparent ' to speed up business for gation during the

l5‘ Eirlier Charles Bclhwell (Lib. Current) urged rearrganiv-

Kings

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cseph Needham ( S. C. attleiordsl protested at the high cs: ct qovernment financing and he nvralnidlrig of interest charg- s and Anzus Maclnnis (C. C ancouver East) criticised the bud- et proposal to exempt corpor- ati s from income tax en the sis of new construction.

—'l‘hs- many friends of Mrs. Jud- n Hlnvkmot-s, Searletswn. will be lad in hear she is recoverinr from- er recent ontratlon in the Prince ounty Hospital.

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ultras-Al. the Prince‘ County i rs. William E. Forbes. a daughter.

l Ian Federation i Jar.“ ' e ‘illayors

SAINT JOHN. N. 3.. May 2 - lcPl-Mdv 1o Wits today set ns the dill" i. a meeting here of Mayor - "ioclean of this city. Mayor ‘iv Forbes of Fredericton - “Trvor W. E7 nnrlvlonagle of ~ vim Tfiizcv will discuss plans for ether a New Brunswick or ‘ Piliimc Federation of Mayors and ii/lrlnirirolities ‘Phey hone to 70ml a nlnn for submlsion to iiiflvcls oi’ other centres.

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—KODAKS IN at Taylor Drug

--STEEL WOOL sand P; ,- Shellac. We. d at’ n p‘ ' supplies solélaiitnmaéekouse cleaning

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-ITS NICE to hav us; lamest that really chins all‘: what our customers expect and set. Maurice Mill, Clothier, sum. liiefflide- Ir883-L29-21.

‘-r-"on SALE-Oldsmobile sedan 1h 800d working order. also a Bos_ Vi" K111i Master silver plated irwnnet with all extras in case.

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—COME TO the Okro Dance at Mfible Leaf Gardens, Slunmerside wnisht. Bradshaw's Orchestra. Admission 35c In aid o; prince County Hospital. 1;,_gg4_

—FOIt SALE-Disc Elan-ow $15 and young work horse at Mani; Sanderson. Milton. Sectional seed- er. ood condition $25 at Margaret R99 8!. Freetown. Walter S. Weeks. Bflvview. p-997,

O Compromise In (Continued from page i) the Hon... of Commons tBéiffihit Britain "wants to conclude an a- greement with Russia but we must discuss what, ls the best form." He "fled tile cflllntry not to show im- patience and said: "There is no

want of good wili. on the side of the British Government." '

"Simple Acknowledgement"

The Foreign Office sent to Ber- lin a "simple acknowledgement“ of the German note ulcllnclllg the AHglo-@rman Naval Agrcelnent of 1935. More detailed observations by Briton on the German note are expected to be made later, in which Britain probably will declare she has no intention in the near future of negotiating a new An- glo-Gemmn naval agreement which Chancellor Hitler suggested in his Reichstag speech last Friday.

Oliver Stanley, President of the Board of Trade, told the House the Government intended to stop the sale of merchant ships to for- eign countries. particularlyr Ger- many and would introduce legisla- tion to that effect.

It recently was disclosed unoffi-

- clally that Britain can man all

idle ships in case of emergency from ofllcers and men of the Mer- chant‘ Marine now without berths. Mr. Stanley declared the Gov-

F- ernment did not intend to atvnlpt.

to prohibit shipment of certain materials which might be used for munitions to Germany

Such a. move. he said, would give real int to the “false and un- foun ed" rumors that Britain was attempting to encircle mrmany. "Any attempt to civide into two camps those countries which are to have trade relations with each other is to make war inevitable," he said.

The Government disclosed that it is paying to the German Gov- ernment royalties hitherto paid to Czecho-Blovakia for the right to manufacture the Bren gun, which Is being made both in Canada. and the United Kingdom.

Leslie I-Iore-Belisha, War Secre- tary, brushed aside objections to such payments by declaring that "it is not customary for thlscoun- try tmrepudlate payments which have been legally contracted."

Plan Holiday i In lilaritinres

‘ OTTAWA. May 2 —(OP)—Can- adals Governor-General plans to spend a few days fishing in the Marltimes while the King and Queen 311v journeying eastward on their royal trip. . Accompanied by Lady Tweed:- muir. His Excellency expects to leave early in June for the Mari- ‘times where they will be the guests of friends at a small Nova Scotia fishing camp before ieaving for Halifax to bid Their Majesties Jar-swell. Jllne 15. l Their Excellencies will than re- turn to the Citadel, Quebeo. Q vice-regal summer quarters.

WmNiNIP . Ma u -(CiP)—- Bucoese-fui refundlrwyof e 2'1 "i" ""0 Saskatchewan bond issue. matur- ing May 1. was ciliciall- a .l-...i.:- od today by Premier W. J. Pat- tcmon‘ as he passed through Win- nl eg en route to his Regina home .a conferring in the east with the ovinceu brokers.

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I O O ANNOUNCINGZ- We have heen appointed Prince, Ed- ward Island d1 ‘ ibutors for Genuine Wind Chargers.- These are the most eco- nomical 32 volt Lighting Plants available. There ls no operating cosh-tho “wlnd" does lt-dnade in size up to 1200 watt, The 500 watt plant is priced at only $114.95. Come ln today and sec how easy it is to have electricity In your home.

HOLMANS

Summerside

Six Conservative

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by Mr. Jenkins the nourlnatlon for Assemblyman was made unanim- ous. Mr. Shaw MacMillan moved Mr. Wood's nomination for Coun- cillor be made unanimous.

Nomination of the various men before the convention was moved and seconded by the following: For councillor. M_.W. Wood, moved by J. J. McDonald. seconded by Mr. Drake; Shaw. MacMillammov- ed by Allie McNeill, Vernon River, seconded by Wilfred McKenna. Iona. George Macliean, moved by George Grant. seconded by John Rooney; D.- J. Riley. moved by D. N. Murchison. seconded by D. Smith: Lawson Jenkins. moved Daniel E. Rose. seconded by Harod Dunph .

Stirring addresses were. elivered by the - two candidates- and by Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMlllon.

Mr. W. D. Ross of Kinroas pre- sided alld Mr. J. R. McWilllnms was secretary.

Mr. A. H. MacDougallfiwhb was one of the Conservative candidates in the Belfast-District" at the last election told delegates when the convention opened that he would be unable to offer for nomination this year.

Members of the resolutions. com- mittee were: Messrs. AD. Putnam. Milton Jenkins and James Mc-

e.

‘liext of resolutions iadoplod b! the convention follow:

"lueolved that we. ‘thedelegetes of the Fourth District’ of Queen's County in convention assembled. express our sincere confidence the leedershloofour new Federel leader. Dr. Manion. whom we be- lieve will soon be made Prime Min- islfilru o

present 0 we pledge. our utmost

our Provincial ' . Dr. Milo- Mlllanblnd we will do all‘ ‘in power nturn‘ I Provlnc e - servetlve Gov ent on the~l8tb day oflley ' xt." _

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in: entirely we fletitloug’ m m: verge of : end tbet- ex-

. ca COUNTY

s was A v1cnm~ or HEADAGHES

Kruschen Got of the Couee

- w»- »= At I Bedeq

Mn: kind that reduce the

to someiihizig like he She tried tablets. e . All without avail. Only

en could help her. "I used to get very bed heed- lflhfil." she writes. "No tablets or

Speakers A! Rousing Score Extravogance

water. 1 continued taking n. but. 1 men! Elefillfl have not had one of those awful headaches since. Kruschen suite me better than anything else. I find it very good." (Mrs. LAW. _ mm; 1n, Mon-g- Headaches can nearly always be Mm. Summer-side. was nominated l5 traced to sluggishness of the kld- OWIIBUW 811d M1‘- Hfifli-h atfimfl. neys, live): and intestines, and to K-Q- Summerilde- "- 5559"“ the --- us ect ‘ retention in the i” w“?! m‘? mun-h 1739"!“ 53.5mm s“ nuns was“ ma, Prince at the fonhloomlnsxelection. mm which ons the blood. The Rahal} “gmimiiiflmf mgvdfilrg mm“ s" t’ m Kmwm“ mm‘ there wee a. noticeable good attend-

the internal organs to “we o: when healthy, regular notion so that no D_ n,,_m' Hon 1_ Pnnce Na l Mr. the

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clogging waste is allowed to c6!- lect Your Aixrllgldfh ist kelpi: ‘clean and serene. a. s ust ow Kruschen Salts brings uick and %.£.“,“i’.-,..,,i°'“§i5 “ma” “t lasting relief from hea aches. 39111, 58111311 ropmmpmm 0g d510- —— man others. - . . T. Gédgilhlgspie of (ans-Mgr »- s mov nomina. on r Premler Campbell y» ley of Newton moved the n

Allrl Aeneas Gallant hams "is a“: Are Renominated

Premier F ' ‘i and Aeneas thatmtlie n: of “infill Gallant were nominated at the Lib- Island had brouflit on a eral Convention for the 1st District philosophy of thrift and e ap.

of Prince County which was held in Olcary Hall cstcrday. A. Ma-theson pres ded. _ Mr. James Wells, president of the th

Liberal Asszvciation of West Prince which ier amp W35 D7959“ . 1* declar Mr. Charles Profit was secretary. (S e themeduw be qvgixltlei’ htg:

Mr. Campbell's nomination mov- ed by John Nelligan. seconded by s»; were given u) them Wm. MacKendl-lck. Mr. Gallanvs spendng of the public money would nomination was moved by John be unbeax m; $761188“. hH-‘Oflded by Martin Hust- tolncd for o. moment. The rank and 9R filo of the country are not sim 1e awaken were Premier Cam 1i. and they are not going w allow

an Mr. Aeneas Gallant. Hon. . H. sort of thing again. The

Dennis. and Geo e A. our.

‘Ihe meeting was argely attended Mr Gord

. on H . a fisherman-of every c011 being represented. the district, in a dinig his support - r v

lo the others. bitte Lribe Money Lostlfiyrs. had receive e. repy that n:

al Port/y in the way that

Returned To owner gglolicatiori had been considered and used. Mr. H093 expressed the

opinion that if the ovemmenvt had voted money for ne

tionml k they would have been doing something for their fellow

SAINT JOHN, N. 3., Ml; Z-Owlng to the kindness and honesty of a ticket seller and

doonnan a theatre patron of wunwytnen‘ l6 years ago was $35 richer mwwesérgfi nuétglltagflarglesppreeemfi: “d” ent government since the last elec-

‘In 1923, after some celebrat- ing. he approached the box office and tried to pay for n ticket with two $20 bills. The ticket seller. Miss Gladys Sel- by. thought he would lose lt later so she gave him change 5119118. W96 8 for only S5 and he went blithe-

ly away. She asked the door- or tumble m“ 3 , B, v the farmers were I in no $.23 loolipgtmlifi .3 tithe: ‘mcemm mm" W‘ 111°"-

the $35 when he cams ago-In. He had been going to the

N0]. Mr. Biro non stopped carrying the money but kept it at home. The other day he saw n. man who looked familiar. "I've got $35 for you," laid Nelson. The other couldn't believe it. When

Nelson explained. the forvmer when l ‘gfisjwde 2?” or e°dth| a‘: patron recalled that when he family and also wk. property awoke the morning after. 16 worth over 0.000000, w d, m not years ego, he thought he had 19g; m do “dent 00mm“ and m“, ion the money. n». feet to successi duty.

m. Btr also referred to waste of rgrxdfiey on a Notional Pgrhii

Storm Destroys Wm, m. w,

not need

and which scarcely 1i e per cent f

L°bst°r TL" nzsrsars"l.sr session" CANSO. ma. my z - (or) - r 1. e Fishermen along the Eastern and of W‘ wroadsavt? put m“ ma!“

the Nova Bcotia mainland said "to- n‘ t when howling metwofig night thousand= of lobster traps had Cam ll Government had incrieas. been de _ in a. northeast storm ed e grant in "the urlst - mt struck the coast over the week- gociation to 13,000.00 bull when tho - farmers wan seed . some boots returning to poriqernment had taken ..°‘.§'1?.n'§§¢§°.¥n from yesterday's opening of the their {pi-ml They had also abolish lobster season report/ed losing as ed ghgnghs o; w many as three-quarters of their He also regemq trope in the gale. IM-rster pols alllomo d; along the Guvsboro County Ihilffllgjlhmlgh the we” were Clzl/ adrift. moi-eh Dlgmc; new m“ m, pew AOOUPMC ESUHIBOQ! 0f $11G flllkn- wgfg 5331-1150 1L they had not ":3. so ime w Md i» l» en wou run . 1,- severel th ‘ ofdollul. wmuwency m

Injured In Fall

At Fredericton

mnnmrcrron my a -(c1=)l —-Dr. M. L. Jawctt, former memberl

Wes in serious condition pital here today. ' .

When he went to his garage ef- icr recei on early morning cell he e 1gp n trapdoor. which gave wly. . Jewett ell 10 set to the floor below. Be was eb- e to climb the stairs and to sis residence. An ambulance - wrought him to likederrictoh-a three-hour trip. ,

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Messrs HughMorrison and Heath Strong Nominated

Conservative Meeting

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Of Liberal Gov-

n Promises.

‘ HUGH F. MORRISON

HEATH STRONG, K.C.

rison to properly re resent the 4th Dstrict 1n the ature of Prince Ecwa-rd Island and be it, furl-her re-

-soved that we have the utmost

fath in Hon. Dr. R. J. Ma-nion as Leader of the National conserva- tlve Party of Canada to unite the

- divergent elements ol this great Do-

minion and thereby contribute in s. greater dEGNe to the solidarity of

m1 our Em ire. We also recognize with

mtiafocaoor his ability to bake the real leadership in tihe House of present Pnime r in the matter of (Rhoda's

ihfii" "b?" =1"; ‘mk- woes had notgaeer raised on films fififififnfi g“); fiigvig-rl’ agéiiilg’ f A . ~ . , . But that was m; 1m vlslt. £0m thehsh °‘."f>l;..°3n€§i Ewan mm“¢omm' lfimbe“ °’ ““ The patron never returned. den to Charlottetown ma land ° " Years passed. The theatre burn- valuation increased lam, f 1 and ed down. Miss Selby was klll- now paid hzgher taxes as e. t. ed in n motor accident. ng also referred t0 the

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TiORbiNTC). MBY 2 -—(CP)— ‘rhis is daily newspaper week in Toronto. Publishers from all over Canada are gathered here for the annual meeting of The Camilla" Press. their cooperative news dis- tributing organization. and of their business organization, The Canad- ian Dally Newspaper Association-

During the first two clays. direct- ors of The Canadian Press have been in session under the presidency 0f I-I. P. Duchemin, K. 6-. 0i the Sydney Post-Record. Tomorrow The Canadian Press will hold its annual meeting when officers will be elected for the ensuing year.

The annual meeting of the C. D. N. A. will be held Thursday, followed by a public dinner at which the speaker will be L. W. ingtm. Chairman of the d at’ Gwwmors of The Can- adian Blgldrpting Directors meetings of the C. D. N. A., under the presidency of Victor Sifton of the Winnipeg Free Press. be an txaday.

important matter before the Board of Directors of The Canad- ian Press wastheproposed agree- ment with The Canadian Broad- casting Corporation, designed to give C. B. C. an enlarged service of. news on e regional basis rather than as at present over the 0. B.

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