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Aggy‘; Mrs. John Pond. I3 Church Street-Phone 269 SUilimEBslDl! and PBINLI COUNTY

m. sqhmlptlaus Advertising. should b0 left with M“, yum,

Gui-din ma! M’ 51mins‘ us"! ll In! 0|‘ tho following stores ln

mcruide:

i _ Water Street. ‘ltakggirgery, Water Street.

Gou ilu Drnptq , Mu: Gouda, ¢1"°q,,“,’,',,‘,§,', gm

h uuaruian will ho delivered to my homo in Slllnm n“ I'm, a; h; p4: day. or |0r per weak. Phone £89 for m: nervicg,‘ u,

g yllllf order to the boy uisponclhlp for deliver-fen on you: l-

P column ls reserved for news

lnrai inicrc t, but advertising

|I|Q\'|By iiiiiure may be lllltflGd

(ﬂllli a irunl, strictly payable

iiivance.

i .\ilGl~ ‘yrs with each

u“ l do." at Taylor Drug L 146.

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UPPER. GJlYiIIlIZFd and Steel] cider now at Braces!

“f” C -455-5-2G-2l. ur giiilu sradcs. MK“. m“ ‘W5 m Bratlf-lss-s-zo-zi. ‘CIALST.’ PEllMANENTSl Pk‘ y 4. Be “m; (iiiil. Nl-lllllzb ally , l’\Il‘,\.ll\_‘ilil roiiiiei lvlyitrle qpcnul u liiil {i-SJO-S-iﬂ-Ji. isiriyifis MONCTON — lllil All». n.1,. Blagk of ~ ari‘ inning frlen s in

mu. N. B ‘iiiov also paid a l0 llr. Buck's aunt, Mrs, E. 3p}! mid Ml‘. ccpp at Suck- wiiili- oil lllt‘ iniiiiiland.—8.

f6» TORONTO - Czilllwck who has been "litx. Mi". Wm. Call-

ill‘, since her return llisuoii iielus of Japan ‘u week for 'i‘orchio where nil take up Missionary work tnnectiou with tile United oi CcuiuiliL-S

‘ISITORS T0 TIIE MAIN- l Tlio Xllw-"cs Claudia Rog- Jsanmq Routes. {Margaret Mc- ev and Inna MacQuarrie lnioue the visitor; to the {and oror the weekend, vis- m iionrtou and Sussex, N.

‘SIM? LEV-ION RECEIVES —l‘l0!l .1. l._ Ralsion. Minis- iDefrura has sent the Can- Leuion \Vflf‘ Services Club ti!‘ opt-nod in Sunimcrside a. fl one hundred dollars. The ‘m; accompanied by Col. it's but u-shcs for the suc- ci ill!‘ Club. The club is open i‘ in the services and this us ziit l\'lll help to rovide thins: hr the com ort of rs when using the club-S.

Personals

is‘ Elia Kciislngton, irccent visitor to Summer-

ll llluioi‘ dud Tlohn C. Gal- lr: iisiiivig ilicir homes ‘in eisilie for a tow days.—S_

i‘. Ora] diliirdﬁluion 0f Sum. lle iizued his home in Sus- N. B. this workcnd.—S.

i5 "it'll Mfcl-‘aidaue and sun mild, have returned l illlllt visit to Sussex, NB.

‘ l- Abel Arsenmilt and her if? Vi!“ Lorraine were nil visitors lo Moiicton. NB.

it“? 0f Ali-s. "Prank Bearlsto {Ilium will rcgret to learn W i5 Pl itﬂtient in the Prince

ll‘ llospitn l.- -»S

l5? l-Yiith Delaney has ye. "ti" likci" nursing duties M ‘a all r visihlig her par- ﬂlzl- gnu i\Il'S. Delaney, Sum-

haud _\li'$ Jafuics Morrison rerun“; roncrritulatioris on Lite/ll oi ﬂ Willis son at the _s.ruuty' Yﬁﬂytg] on May

all. l. Pilmrr, fudge of ktitvkl: M, Kcnncth Richard ant)“ ll \\f‘l(" in Summcrszue I ~~ -o htond the funeral 5- F‘ W- S.i'oii;_

m n‘ Vi“.

Dimllll“ “llllnm otlllyafsied/letlo

‘Fm he In: returned to his

Altvmﬁh nftcr receiving ,

mnllll ti» Prince County or a fractured hip-S.

t-nlilcci-V and M" "s?" the weekend with “k -A Dawrents, Mr, 3nd M“ E Surgihit. Summersldo, re- ud__S_".\‘ evening to the

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l”'hhM;-l0°l' Rﬂlnli Boater; lo 15min "l" in Summerslde l‘

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‘Ialllréinla OConnor. steno. i. KC P "m" f" Mr. m. u. holiday" iltlwm’ the victor“ w‘ t iii h friends in Lake-

l- Victorvf-‘tliiai-sson ha; [Q- ,ock_'"NfnBv_iiii§ovabie visit m

l; E‘ {Tinted left on ihTgflggg i0!‘ Montreal to and M“ nation of her sons. .7 in tmdlixgé wirigmare Braclll-X rsity this yearps‘ M00

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Church at riilslﬁitllaalllfélyeigbgfe on ‘ 9S5 ll Oil‘- maazlllrk there regumed a h“; a “Tiling and will R M~Bv with his mother, km- iintalm-New Gin.

cute. -BUY ﬂ ld now at BIBeCFSfInd GIlr-tlgg-o-Bﬂgtle-llll’

41.0mm T 001. Bmﬂ- S1°-'4%§'-§§§l'-£l

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S?!‘ wmredy by Emerald players, W B W! in McMahon house.

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—VISITING IN BEDEQUE -_ Pﬂvam Nmmﬂ-n Wﬂllht is spend- lnE his furlough at his home 1n Bfdeque. Private wright f5 the w“ genltgfl-laélgdMrs. Albert E. Wright,

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_'ri|mo CLAS r ~ WINGS-The thir§l cgssnqifogrlgziiz liiih“ “"2 "t i win n Sciool will receive their

gs tis afternoon at the air. 00ft frllm Commanding officer Fullerton. who will give the ad_ 6W5! t0 the graduates-s,

—MAY PROCESSION 0F ‘CON- ‘VEN’! (‘nus w A Very pretty and mDrf-sslve service was held in st, 53$; Gilli-rib. Summerside, on

"Y BVEHIIIB when the annual Mﬂv Procession of convent girls took place. The Convent girls were dressed ll‘l white and those belong-

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_mountcd on one of the tallest

in: to the Brownies and Girl Quid were in costume. The girls mucus; in procession around the church headed by flower girls carrying baskets filled with flowers. The scr-i vloe was in honour of the Blessed Virgin. Alter the procession the Siliﬂle of the Blessed Virgin was crowned with flowers by the flower Blrls- ADDFOPHEW hymns were sung, Rev. Mother St, Mary Phileg; hi". ink charge of the music. Rt. Rev. Mgr. G. J. Macliellan preached an eloquent sermon suitable for the occasion after which Rev. Pr. But- ler recited the Rosary and the ser- vice was brought to a close with the Benediction-S

—COURT CASES - Magistrate Corby had a busy day yesterday when he disposed of several Pro- himtlon and Highway Traffic cases. ‘Iiie case in connection with the oe- cent seizure of 225 gallons of beer from premises in Summerside by the R. C. M. P. was tried and the par.y' T005111 zullty of possession and fined $22,100 and casts. An Indian was tried. under the Indian Act for belrg intoxicated and fined $25.00 and costs. A man from Moncton charged with reckless driving was fined $20.00 and costs. A man from Char- lottetown charged with consumirg was fined ten dollars and costs. A man from the West charged with operating a motor vehicle with ln- sufficient brakes was fined l-wo dol- lars and costs. Another party charged with driving a car without an operator's license was fined five dollars and costs. A party from the West of the Province charged with the unlawful sale of intoxicating liquors was fined $200.00 and cosis. A man from the vicinity of Palmer's Road was fined $100.00 and costs or thrice months for being in th session of a. stilL-S

funeral services for Mrs. P. W.

noon with a short servte at heme followed by a service in

ed by mem rs of the choir and‘ Mrs, Geldhnrt at the organ. Many‘ friends attend to pay ther last tribute of respect to 4 dearly be-| loved friend. The members of the Women's Mbslonary Society ut- tcnded in a body. ‘rho hymns sungl wer "The King of Love My step- he Is" and "Unto The Hills". The service closed with. the nunc dimit- tls chanted by the choir. There were many floral tributes leslify- lng to the high esteem in whlcri ihel departed was yield. Interment was in the fitmily plot in the People's Cemetery. The pallbearers were Messrs. A. S. MacKay, L. R. Allen,’ Peter G. Clark. Ray Tantnn, J. F‘. Arnett and Herbert S. Sharp. S.

$’side to, have Thermometer

Bummer-side citizen: will have I constmt reminder of the amount of au port they ive to the drive to ra e six hun red million dol- lars for Canada's supreme war ef- fort. Dominating the whole town will be n giant neon thermometer,

buildings, which will beam forth the good news as the local con- tributions climb nearer to the 0b- jective.

Though electricity rather than mercury will flow through the veins of this magnificent gauge it will be an nccurate register of the fervor with which Summerside backs the fight for freedom and the survival of democracr,

Officials of the local committees entrusted with publicity for the fast. approaching Victory Loan cam algn any that this is but one of the many impressive spectacles

lnnned to keep the ctt “ of he public focused on the Brave agaponalhillty that it must shoul-

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The super-thermometer will lower w a hel ht of l0 feet. Hav- ing a width o over 4 feet it will be visible at c great. distance. Tho climb! noon shaft will be red in .color. I will be set in blue with a white background. It's face wiil be

tinged not to record heat but.

ictmy Bond sales.

As Xohn citizen digs in to lend in his government -in its time of need, and u he thrills to see the neon shaft shoot ii point higher. he will have swelled l little more

-ruNiinAi. SERVICES .-. m he"- Strong were held on Monday after- the

Trinity United Church. Rev. L, m. ' Mri- T- M- "Wm- G. Davies, ustor, officiated, Must-l

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SUMMERSIDE.

Norma Shearer And Robert Taylor IN THRILLING DRAMA "E A ’ AT CAPITOL THEATRE, S'SIDI

Norma Shearer and Robert Taylor held their audience spellbound with their marvelous performance of

Escape . Ethel Vance best- seller novel which was shown at the Cap]- toi Theatre. Summerslde last even-

nB- . with Miss Shearer as the Ooun- tess von Treck, world-weary head 0f

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a Continental finishing school. and Robert Taylor as young American artist Mark Preysing, desperarely seeking word of his mother, ex-act- ress Emmy Rltter doomed to exe- cution in a concentration camp, "Escape" becomes one of the must. gripping romantic-adventure stcrksi ever brought to the screen. Both stars achieve new peaks of perform- 81106.

The nine who complete the mem- orable featured cast are Conrad Veidt as the General. lover of the; C0llllt€§; Nazlmova, star of silent ﬁlms, carving a. new niche for her- self as Emmy Rltier: Felix BTCSSLUIZ as the old family retainer. Fritz; Albert. HIIKI Elsa Bassermann as ‘tile crushed attorney and his wife; Phil- ip Dom as the concentration camp physician. Dr. Ditteri: Edgar Bar- rlar as the sadistic Police Commiss- ioner; Bonita Granville as the schoolgirl. Ursula. and Blanche Yurka as the bnital prison nurse.

The tensely ﬂipping quality of the novel has been retained in full in the screen play bv Arch Oboler and Marguerite Roberts, while Mel- vyn LeRoyKs direction provides an authentically convincing entertain- ment thrill.

K ensinzton And Vicinity

Miss Theresa McLeiian is visit- ing with relatives in Charlotte- town.

Mr. Wellington McNelll of Char- lottetown was i1 busineis visitor to Kensington on Saturday.

Miss Francis Jenkins of Char- lottetown spent the holiday and weekend in Kensington the guLst of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook.

e pos_ Pte. George Webster of the P121.‘ Highlanders is spending his fur-

lough W-Ih his wife and family

Mtrs. Preston Ohiappell of Char- lottetown spent the weekend in Kenslngton the guest of her aunt,

Although the holidiy wu far from im ideal fishing day, local anglers journeyed to their favor- ite pools and streams where they enjoyed in spite of the pcor weath- er conditions their favorite sport. several were favorably rewarded while others did not fair co well.

His many friends are pleased t0 see Mr. Perry Carr out around o.- gain, after his recent iilness.

Severai local college students have returned to theih homes in Ken- slngton for the summer holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. M. Howatt were visitors to Cape Traverse on Sunday evening.

Officers of the RCMP, 81.1m- rnerslde were visitors o Kenslrigton Sunday lnvestugatiiig a break in the store of Mr. Wm. S. Nfilibean. The break to:k place sometime through the previous night. g

runners lri this vicinity an busy preparing their land for plung- ini’. ~

GERMANS FLY

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plane; of All types and damngin! of others in assaults yesterday and the night before on German All‘ Force positions. nil well as in all‘ fighting. The R. A. I". losses were ll

n .

The Nazi sky troop base at Milit- ml alrdrome and adjacent fields where big transports and gliders have been liindhg; with troops ferried from the Greek mainland were the principal targets. I

The RAJ‘. nip made a ‘lurlﬂ number of sort. es" yesterdﬂy in Iraq. bombing the airdrome at Mos- ul and bombing and machine-gun- ning German planes aground 5t Bnquba. the communique said.

Informed British sources said British marines had loined the Crete defenders. but Whﬂihcl‘ till! meant strong reinforcements by sea could not be confirmed.

British command challenged the Gemini claim that the western tip of Crete was in solid Nazi con- trol, speaking of the defence dis- positions west of Ciinea as "posi- tions" rather than an a "line."

Except for the breach around the Malemi airport. the British com-

munlque pctured the defenders- New Zealimdera, Greeks, Cretan: and smaller force; of Australians rind Britons-as holding their own

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Off they go through admiring throngs! Stalwart ping i looking deﬁantly toward the front where they will push back the Illlﬂﬂ

RATES OF PAY IN THE RANKS

$1.30 per Day with Board, Lodging, Clothin , Medical and Dental care pro- vided. XTRA: (1) Rates varyui from 25¢ to 75¢ per day for skilled tra esmen while em loyed. (2) Dependent Allow- ances in ash: $35 to wife, $12 each per month, for 2 children-only 3 dependents per soldier.

of hate. The issue has been joined-the choice II yourl—wil you ﬂglli for PERSONAL freedom or will you become part o! a Iubjod not OI regimented slaves? Canada is calling you. The factories an ting dd , the guns, tanks, armoured cars and motorized equlpmenl- 11:9 Bi ' has the facilities to utilize your skill, or beach you a now 000. Ycilﬁo i wanted ACTION! Hero it Isl

The Canadian Active Anny h a hlly equipped mobile body and requires many skilled men for Artillery, Engineers, Sig- nals, Armoured Cars, Tanks, Infantry, Transport and Supply, Medical, Ordnance and other Branches of the Service.

Bokyow nnxdlibui Oﬁoo. l-‘indmnnboncﬁuuollnlnqbw ' thcyworhwlmtﬂlqk- Sctjlii youfllﬂcin. Soowhucnnypctki- , nkﬂl you panic on bolt k i- ThcnjohlplctllﬂX , _>__

Apply to nearest Dlsfrloi Recruiting Oﬂloi j 0r. ' any [coal Armoury

DEPARTMENT or NATIONAL ozi-‘zucci

had won on Crete.

ntc notion, but the latter were the oourm 0f the report that Germany had landed them there.

been high-fig glider-carried shock troops intend-

ed to overcome the defenders by sheer force of numbers.

been largely a matter of specuia- (Britim oific

occupation of Bessarabia.

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attempts ct vertical envelopmerit, build such s vehlc‘; sufficiently cautioned the public to expect los-

BYmOYOd but “Sh! ("mush t0 sea but had indicated Germanl Neither official nor unofficial carried by alr—either in a. special claims then were grossly exaggerat- ' British sources would say if Nazi under-carriage rack or nctullly lune-carried tanlu hnd yet. gone within the body of a transport. British authorities whose naval illa warfare between the British force; destroyed or routed oil but pnd the pro-axis force; of Iraq - a few sec-borne German landing if not an actual debacle for the The amazing struggle already has parties had counted on sea mastery two-rnonths-old ted by the down- to keep from the invaders of Crete Rashid All A] gainful-tile whole ward swarming of parachute and {all but the lightest sort of artll- military situation of the Middle Chairman of the Victory Loan. may Wm be given a banquet e .

ry.

British success along this line mil’ actually have forced the Ger- to have brought a complete stop- ficlnl canvasscrs for Summerslde. The plane-borne tank, so far as mans to pull the Pegasus tilrika page to the trickle- of pianos and st. Eleanor-s and tsherhrnoke: Mo}; of military tr cks. supplies Germany had been sond- ‘my M. Bell, flea h strong, H. . _ ls made no com- inq mo Iraq ov way of Pronrh- Holman Six. J. M_ Nicholson and R°-"“1‘vr(e7:,?:§1*'art‘ gar 531:9‘, gag; tidn among the military men, nl- ment on German claims to have mandated Syria, but ootimhtic l w. .1. Lidstonc, lt was also re- w?‘ it ca“ m me after}! mun thou h there were reports that the sunk in the Mediterranean l1 Brft- Germans at. Ankara. Turks-y, prc- i vcalod thut. a mecihlg of the can- ,1” ‘a? andgn bomb expxoded R Russ ns used them in their 1940 lsh cruisers, eight destroyers, one dlcted occupation of the island by i vassers find cxecutlve of the vic- énAngF ofﬂcmk announced arm‘

submarine and five torpedo boats. Wednesday, and said help to Iraq . fol-y Loan Drive would hold ml ~ - ‘ '

authentic lnformatlon- goes, had out of their bu? a

'I_l_i_e only problem had been MtPFEVIQIElY naval spokesmei had would be renewrd. ALI. “PEPPED-UP" FOR SLEEP.

CANADA

evening.

The official canvassers for Surn- merslde and vicinity will b6 BUD‘ portiedlnthlirillklilllﬂ‘ assistants who have not yet n named.

The Vlcto Loan workers for the town wil be shown a special

lcture at the Capitol Thchtrﬂ ill he course of their meeting to re- ceive campaign instructions. Later

wit». tho dwindling b: the guer-

governmelit of -——-- Mr. R. L. Allan. summerslde,

East pivoted on the battle of Crete. i941. announced Monday that the

The Crete campaign was reported following had been appointed of- R C ‘fTnTLANE unsung

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