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FBEDEl-IOTON W. I.

0 lictcn Women's Institute met on

home of Mrs. Herbert Buchanan. The president, Mrs. Murray presided. Meeti singing, O Canada. 'fo owed by lub Woman's Creed in

visitors present. Minutes of prev- ious meeting was read and ap- proved. It was moved and goo- onded to invite a play to be held in the near future.

School committee reported new sign hoard needed for school. Mrs. Howard Weeks was appoint- ed to see about same.

Sick committee reported two sick calls made. 11-, was moved and seconded to re-eiect the com- lmittees for the next three months. ‘School. Mrs. F. W. Cutcliffe. Mrs.

Lorne Weeks; sick. Mrs. Howard i Weeks, Mrs. Millar Stevenson.

Corres ndence was read and discurse. $1.25 was received by Institute for government grant.

rs. Miller Stevenson invited members to her home for next meeting, roll call to be answered by $1M. 5B3’ or pay. Lunch com- mittee, Mrs. N. A. Cutcliffe, Mrs. Eldred Weeks and hostess. Ques-

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H" .. 13...} -. ticnnaire on D. Lattim ' t, "I fin?" Ha" was read anti ‘W. TQ.N|(_,|-|]' contests were ut on by Miss

Matheson. Rod boss work for the month: 2 scarves, i pair socks, i pair gloves. was passed in. Meeting closed by sin ing Nat- hmfll Anthem. after whlc a dain- ty lunch was served by commit- tee in charge.

BELGIAN WATERWAYS

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miles of navigable rivers and canals.

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M tory of "Kim-let" has achieved its full- fasnous Edward been brought to screen in glorious Technicolor and with an outstanding cast by

eanlrc was {acted with minis- iflgio bylda his 1y satisfied lTudience. '“ °°"“““~s'...‘;"é‘..‘i..’°°°il"i‘.t..“l‘.l~

slag Jalnilia, queen o:

m superb a... of "Klxmet" u.- cludles James Craig-one olf the fast-

" . Y Davenport and Hobart Cevamgh- wiho at: th r’ agoy gici his S B f-Ifl E '

v y s“ “ “l: Street. rte-Lt. McOarth headed for stardom in her own right.

The regular meeting of Freder- . . ZMonday evening. May 7th at the

Emerson City. all 0f opened

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Roll call was responded to by 12 members and there were three 01'

e . large stock of general mercha dise

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AITENTION. Community 0on- r." ..."::r.'""'.. “.‘“""...'.“""“" Ir e wn otc. Tu y. thy 20th at 7.80 pm, 5.3.31 llssooraruarn P? our, M- B-A. studTlnt cf law. at guild "B1!- Tu . is at resent iv.- ins his lather. Mr. J3... a. am- Kinnon, Charlottetown. who is re- g-‘oolgri from hts recent Wu- . . y u- sociated with Professor htimar in his work on "Taxation" in the Pro- "IIW. the particular subject cf his cvggrllomic survey for the present

THIRD KING’ ' 4...... m." ..’§2.l...‘!'""‘°"“ at Georg 2¥'°.'€f."°“ "ilii"... . B’! w c 0's pace n June 4. The candidates nonrig- Bi-lfls were M or .1. A. MacDon- vagivs and-altos h cugsgu; - l" Pélnt. Lllmlif w” RECOVERED _ City Police headquarters are in Msccssio of a quantity of cigar- ettes recentl found on the u! the Blwr Club and thought i‘? 5° ft the loot recently ‘stolen rorn the Maoilhee Bros. groce store on Prince Street. iAcco ing to {ownership of I

CIGARETTE!

yet been definitely ablllshed.

bail of $5

a third was fined 820. or 30 days.

carrying conceded weapons, remanded till May 3d and the of a. juvenile. charged with h; illegal possession cf three gallons o spirits, was adjourned till May 3i.

funeral or the late w. John T.

tum to St. Patrfickh Church. Fort Augustus. where Requiem h Mas; was ceiebra-iod by the pastor Rev. Louis Callmhan, who also ‘conducted the service at the grave.

Brogan. , Dennis Murnagrmn. and John

est-rising oulng leading Hollywood? Edward Arnoldflislglnh‘: --—- mm Hugh Herbert, vgtgrln w“- Alli. INSTRUCTOR VISITS

IIERE-Flt-Lt. James McCarthy. R.C.A.F., of Amherst N. 8.. is vis- aunt, Mrs. F. J. Casey, Water recent- ly returned from Bout Africa where he was serving as an in- structor to the South African Air ilbrzzefuriehw?! all Iudto the pos a r svng compo a. our of operations in the Mediterran- ean. He is a graduate of 8t. Dunsionh University. i940. and has many friends in the

him a warm wclc

ESTIMATES LOSS-Tile Hon. T. W. L. Prowse, M.L.A., pnreaidcnt

Prowse Bros. Ltd, formed The Guardian last nhht that any accurate estimate of the amount of goods stolen from their store in last Friday let's burg- lary was im/possibl to the

ome.

carried. that be-

and clothing estimate was. however, tween $300 and 8500 worth of goods were stolen and that the amount could easily be much greater.

ARSON TRIAL CONTINUED —

Court Judge C. Gavan Duffy opened yesterday morning at ii o’c cck and adjourned at 1 PM. until this m ing at 1.1,. The evidence of C? Peter Morrison, ROMA’. was compietod but Frank Devil. special investigator for the Fire Insurance Underwriters was still on the stand when the Court adjourned. G R. Holmes alfipesred for the Crown a n.3, for the accused .'i'be_ charge of arson against McDonald arose from two fires, one mt 2 AM. and the other at 4 AM. on Mly ii. One fire occurred in the horse an"! and the other in the saddle barns on the Exhibition grounds.

NEW W. l. BRANCH — A new branch of the Women's Institute was organized at Kelly's Cross on May 25. Following are the f- ficers: President. Mrs. Louis a- gan; vice-president. Mrl- Amhfult Monaghan: sec . Miss Blan- che Murray. Kelly's Orcsa. Direct crs: Mrs. Maurice McDonald, Mrs. Joseph Kelly. Mrs. Sterling Wad- dell. Auditors: Mrs. Gordon Wad- dell, Mrs. William McQuaid. The first meeting will be held at the home of the president. Mrs. ‘Louis Hagan. on ‘Tuesday. June 0th.

Personals Miss Rita MacDonald of the Dc- of National Hnoithand

mornis f ‘ ¥."".a.'_°‘.i.... nfvifi

assist in the work in connection with family allowances in that city.

LAC. WJ. and Mrs. Root; left yesterday morning for ‘lbs-cum when they will LAC. Mom's furlough at tho home of his parents m. and Mrs. RJ. moth.

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police officials, no h arottos has

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‘ Court ymmejkflfidm h“m co-operaticn and help during the O

.a fined 810. and costs or 20 days. and y’

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FUNERAL SERVICES — The

The pallbearers were: Messrs Leo

.' Michael Slurry. In- A torment we; in the church cem- etery.

iting Charlottotcwn,' the guest of c1

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_ (Reuters) - oelhflfiéahln‘; vavTtll the unanimous port of his cabinet. has decide: to accept President "s vitaticn to visit the United . it was leerned tool!!!‘-

Though no official announce-

arrraruusmuu offi ammun- Dr. s. s 1.51mi flfiw hlclbtbegcnéa De Gaulle l‘ fi Queen Street fl-I-l. welcome; the opportunity ~to talk

with Mr. Truman. Only tho NW’ tical details of the tourney "mm to be worked out, '

The invitation was brvuflh back from Washington by Georges gidauit. Hench Foreign Minister and del ate to the San Franc - co Worl Security Conference

Hopkins ‘In Moscow

MOSCOW. May 26 - (AP) — Harry Hopkins arrived by plane today on a special mission for President Truman.

The Presidential adviser was met at the Moscow airdrome by Andrei Viahinski. vice commis- sar for ‘ Foreign Affairs. They greeted each other warmly. Vish- insky inquiring alter Mr. Hopkins health. Mn-‘Hopkirls then resented his wife to the Soviet of icial.

l1‘. ANN’8 C. W. L.

The Lnnuai meeting of St. Anne's sub-division o! the C.W.L. was held on May i3 with 36 mem- bers and eight visitors present. The cha ain, Rev. L. J. Ayers

ned t e meetin with prayer. . J. J. Murray, the president, rcadw lendid report of he year's work, w ich included parish work. also knitting and sewing for the Red Cross, donations to T. B. Fund. missions, Sisters of Service, etc. The chaplain expressed his gratitude to the members for their

ar. He outlined a number different ways in which he would

A four“, w“ {an for “u,” like the C.W.L. to assist him du:- g th comi r. The League days‘ T” mm” ° “x” Wm‘ was irTstrumexlrTta “in having the

canop recovered. This work was done y the Sisters of the Preci- ous Blood Monastery. and is real- ly a work of art. .A pleasing iea-. ture of the meeting was the pre- sehtation of s generous purse to the preside , Mrs. Murray, by Mrs. F. J. Trainer, who in a neat ech expressed the gratitude of embers to Mrs. Murray for

t e ‘her ef icient leadership during her

past terms of cffic The lottery was

following results: A wool blanket won

Iona Ossham, Brcokline, ass. A tablecloth won by Mrs. Ivan

Dcveroaux. fruit cake by J. P. McClcskey. A fiashl ht by Bert Clarkin. A pair p low cases by Jas. Clar-

The election of officers resulted follows: President, Mrs. J. J. Murray, re-

ectod. ist Vice-President, Mrs. F. J.

Trainer. 2nd Vice-President, Mrs, Dan McGinn. ‘fir? Vice-President, Mrs.

y. Recording Secretary, Mrs. Frank McQuaid. Correspofiing Secretary, Mrs. y

Walter Cc .

Treasurer, Mrs. Maurice Mc-

skey.

The members were treated to delicious home-made candy by the president, which was much e-n-

joyed. The meeting closed with prayer.

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Waslh nice as directed. Add slowly to rapidly boiling salted water wilt-heart permttting water to ng. i ii gently without stirring about i6 to 26 minutes or until tender. Do not over-cook.

Main into a sieve about i6 to

The um o; comm“, Men-mud on] 35 minutes or until tender. Do not a. charge of arson before County. °

Drain into a sieve or colander: rinse with hot water. Place over hot wallow so that steam can pass. through; cover with a cloth and let stand until dry and fluffy.

Serve as a. vegetable with butter and a dash of paprika, or with gravy, Xnlillh-TCOHI brown sauce or curry sauce.

ANCIENT Bats are among the most ancient mammals

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CHEST COLD Soofhes BRONCHTTTS

Have you an old chronic cough that has settled deep in the cavities oi your chest? No ordinary remedy will rid you of your trouble. Only specialized

medication will give you the

relief you seek. If you really want to stop cou hing, if you want soothing, e ective re ief. why not seek help from. Poisons Cough Syrup. You must master your deep-seated cough. You must clear awa the mucus from the been oi‘ your throat. Clogged-up breathing passages must ‘be hlegm. Rely on Polaoifs ough‘ Syrup to help ‘you; it is the modern, the soothing. cough remedy that is so po ular’ today. Fight oil your t roat trouble, clear up_ your cough, get back to good health a sin;- let Poisons Cough yrup_' help you. Sold by all good Druggiata in 35c bottles.‘

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botticsflorong-esde . led thin-crust‘ . r u ; " -> bflkg the bananasyfls Sm “mi we H

" lit. l-iunt, we can't slay,’ pm. witfd Loslie. "1 told you DlfA-JTB

“Brie on our Wu)’ L’: Eiflcs mother "

otncr izsrlt expecting us," Eric besan doubtiully. "But 1 don‘; 5__ myself munching bananas and g. ham crackers.

‘The trouble with you two youre soft," observed Hunt if 1t mfltlcrod “hat one eats ;_, cave!"

"Myhuw wem n t l the Orsini matter 1h’ ‘as. Em‘ YQWMWW- "I! you're goin_ hack to New York in the morning, Well lay out a plan of campaign here‘ and now Its a safe placa, No 11°". guest to barge in ml us "

Hlmtleiglh brought up a dry EOOds box for Leslie. "It it's to be u conference. no need of standing." He set down on the cave floor

with the fire b t m . “Leslie said she dldlrerzvevfilln m3}. act for her."

to;giéatglilbvltl§s yeggardaygg; Eric rfi. ‘.‘ ay cseeste thing as We do." l

"I don't believe that's possible/Q said Huntieigh quickly. "For I'm pretty certain you and I don't look at it in the same light. She may agree with. you; she may ggfgg with mo. Not witlh both of us." l

1 fierce with neither," put in Leslie. "All I ask is your silence."

Eric spoke masterfully. “At least Hunt and I have points of agfpe. ment. We think you're laying up a Put of trouble for yourself. We are both your friends and loyal to your interests. That so, Hunt?

"Enltirely." said Hunt very! gravely. "So far." I

Enccurased. Eric continued briskly. "We think, however, thatl the Orsinl; have their rights. It: no one else tells them about the child I shall myself." His eyes were,‘ half closed only the large pupils; visible. Leslie felt she did not‘ know him. “Call my bluff," he said] as if to tantalize her.

"Why? What would you get out; ‘ cf it?" she asked tremulously. “You say you are my friend. Then you must need a good reason for spoiling my life." l

"You're life is being spoiled al-

The expense and responsiJ

that load. Relieved and rewarded. Rightly approached, the Orsinis will ‘do someting handsome for _____ WW’ The Ma meeting o! the Bon-

"mlflh" Eli? “Sh!” dfisllefawl?» shaw W. I): was held at the home "isn't what Eric suggests very like o; Mrs, J, W. Boyce with an 5t. blflfikflmll?" tendance of eight members and

"VETY like." he flgfeed‘ "I mm two visitors. Mrs. Shaw presided 310-11 We 0011111": 80 f?" wKeihi-‘TT :and opened the meeting with the His humorous. kind ma. lwked Ode and Creed. followed by the neither amused or emu-sins. Roll Call and minutes last

“D0 You Pei-UZB- b°ih 0T Y0"; meeting which were read and sign- thafi BTW Want-S me 5° 5°11 W? ?':ed. The Sick Committee brought

Eriu inttrrllllted BTIETUY- ‘sen in a report. Correspondence was HQUIWZ! Y°lYT° absurd‘ whytreaci by the Secretary. Mrs. John skiculd I insist on a lawyer ii llMacphajl and Mm Ne“ salmond

Wanted t0 d0 501119311118 i11e§'11'~’"lwere appointed delegates to the Huh-t l-flllilhed. not Pleflsantly-‘conventlcn to‘ be held in Char-

“You think I know where the ice; 1°t;et,,,.-n_

is safe. Thanks. But l don't hBiJ-l It was decided to paint the

l)?“ i0 hi? u 8hY51°1‘-" ,hall as soon as possible. The sec-

Erlc rounded on him very milfih retary to ask Milton MacRae to as Leslie had dons the night be- do the painting. Mrs. Allan Ste- forc. “You'll not help hBT 111011811. wart suggested that we pack a she's a. girl and alone in the world; box o; clothing for the Rushing When she came to Rodq’ POWUMore material was given to the 13111819)’ 591d 919 1°°k°d a5 u she, members to sew up for the Red hadn't had a square meal fur u Cross. Mrs. Neil Salmcnd he'd month. Hard hearted old coriger ——~ that ‘he is. he took her in out oi

I . h f.‘ Summe?‘ OUR FARMERS AND FISHERMEN ARE ENGAGED IN Tris Vl- t [-10 8 t e s s fir‘, TALLY IMPORTANT TASK or HELPING T0 FEED our: COUNTRY i; __by_ AND THE STARVING EUROPEAN POPULATIONS. a ,4"

They Have A Right To Know

WHY, IN THE MIDST OF THEIR BUSIEST SEASON, AND WHILE THE FEDERAL CAMPAIGN IS IN FULL SWING, THEY ARE BE- ING FORCED BY THE JONES GOVERNMENT T0 PREPARE I-‘OR THE BY-ELECTION ‘OF KING'S 3rd DISTRICT, UNNECESSARII

CALLED FOR AN EARLY DATE.

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THIS ELECTION 1s sucrr AN URGENT MATTER, WHY was NOT, 0NE CALLED FOR SUMMERSIDE?

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cha e of the program for the even g. . Next meeting at the home of

Mrs. Geddie MacLeod. Lunch was served by the hostess. The meet- ing closed with the King.

my VIEW w._r.

The May meeting of Bay View W. I. met at the home of Lorne Stewart on Friday. May 4th; with the president presiding. Meet- ing opened by repeating Creed in unison. Roll was called and l2‘ members reported present. Min- utes of last_ meeting read and approved.

Correspondence consisted of a letter stating that there are no more Institute Cook Books. also

the Government Grant oi $1.25- One of the members said she had received a letter from a boy overseas thanki the members for a pair cf soc they had sent him. _Another l'i'i_0l'i'_l_b_0i‘__ said ‘the

Will Answer Those Questions

on JUNE ll*"' BY ELECTING

MAJOR JOHN A. MacDONALD

PROGRESSIVE CONS ERVATIVE CANDIDATE

THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAhD PROGRESSIVE CON TNSERTED BY SEBVATIVE ASSOCIATION.

The People of King’s 3rd. District i

ready. I you down. You must be relieved oi=

Z______. had not had word whether a box sent'to s boy overseas had been received or not.

A vegetable contest was read by the secretary.

Next meeting to be at Mrs. W A. Graham. Lunch committee Mrs. Henry Gallant, Mrs. Grant MacLeod. Mrs. Clifford Simpson and Mrs. W. A. Graham. Lunch

was served by committee in charge. Meeting closed. Coiled tion 75c.

DISCOVER ROMAN RUINS

' CANTERBURY, lilngifl-nd - (CP) —'I‘l'ie complete foundations of s Roman building of the second or uhird century have been uncovered during excavations on blitzled sites in the ei

OLD-TIME SIIORTI-IAND Abbreviations, of both single words and phrases were common in

ancient writings and inscriptions‘

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lfeslie shivered, Hunt did not look at her, but Eric's bold eves sought her averted fiwfi- H111“ laughed again. more amiably- "Don't let your eloquence over- master you Mr. Binslell encased he; bemuse- the Rocky Point would get three times the value 0f what he paid her. He has a face like a

, _ b .. COTIESTTQ] felt a little better. “Erlcl has, said m; ssv .Y0u may as Well add yours, Hunt " (To Be Continued)

our: COMRADE-S Now the cruel Nazi war is cver_ And the great victorious clay is here,

Let us not forget our comrades Who are sleeping over there.

It was for this day, they NUS?“ and die p The foe they did not tear. They gave their lives for li And home and loved ones dear.

Go to the Mothers of those lads And speak a word of cheer.

Tell her of his deeds “r11 dime And gently dry her tears.

Her heart is filled with anBui-ih For the boy that is sleeping there, And her home is sad and lonely When she sees his vacant chair.

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Go to the wives of comrades slain

When her heart is filled with woe

For his loving smile and tender arms

She never more shall know.

Tell her o! a comrade true

And of his deeds so brave. Though he is sleeping over there He is in a hero's grave.

l-le did not hear the words "(Jesse fire"

Or see the foe depart. For his weary body is at rest; He has nobly done his part.

You gave your life for others, Our loss has been their gain;