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e players all received well _ "Md “Pplﬂm- care/my, my ie-si-lum om-

-l‘hh‘enlllln reserved for newel. —-FOB.MALlN or Cerosan at Ta EDNA MA! OUV" Y‘ Thﬂ l-ﬂ charming 1 9 3e w“ “TY l! umbiae famed roving sea serpent '1 M‘ “m,”

e! local lam-en m advertising lo Drug . . o! a new nature mar 111ml‘ r cmlzffslmlwn‘ bmo‘ Also ‘Our Gone‘ And "mulled BM represented i" m“ may have a rival in Alberto. u i av to ‘d ‘g g “at. ‘yam ‘M91, n’. _BRACE.S can supply m “to c _ , scene a community room of the (mu; w ma“ and man“ n err x able in ldvance. battery that. will give satisfaction at "m, Dun" h’ Mm“ m!“ “m”? we U11‘ of his tribe the Rocky Moun- \ less than $5.00 each. L-1457-19-2l. EAlIOWS 7:30-9:10 231"‘ hllhmyg, ‘lginfmfewrymlevuchﬂg ti: House distiglct claim "a niona X ~ ti g‘ |»_ _ ' s"dmsed emacroesaor Jaemolm pAfnTlghllf-nd m“ "t r-Gliﬂlnms ROAD HALL. m- a m“ a c" 3 ‘WW3 l“ "i “P!” "W1"! WW‘- in the North Saskatchewan river. be 0 R. Murpdhy, day, May 13m Be sure m see me where in mdiana and following a- “mm 1o ‘at Ion b, u m db Freetown. Friday evening, ay funniest Play in years “The Duties cross the continent, stop for a wan; chased m3‘ w‘, mo; w l nineteenth (19th). 0i Andrew" presented by New brie! time in the second act at an Domed’ "It w“ ‘l’ 1on8 Fey bum l - Ts-ibee-s-ln-n Agcmnnaglgyers. Admission 25c and. " Osscod Inn in Wyoming to end up and biumed m‘. ' i 4x0 -—-—- ‘.15. 0 specialties. Curtain at in Ban Francisco. with the cool on w" 148m it m, but ‘ham . h... as: “are. slang: _ rlwl-r-IB-e- SUMMERS"): melts: $5.3 W“ ~- n my wm m M» so —SPECIA n“ The N“ “my d“ ll “w” m‘- l‘ ‘i ber L PRICES on our bel- chase has been a merry one but hm hem“ “mud c; n"; eyes u

all’! well that ends well, and the Mg u

. oeciai ed t1 in stock termites ‘Eilmflllél: ﬂ-rwed chick feeds freshly made at

p . mum“ mu‘ °“ l‘ V"? “PW n‘ Later, when shown a .pl0l7lll‘€.

4on0: ‘ May ma Victoria g3??? 51%" Mum‘ Lhllﬁiliplliceizi- mi E P l ‘ goug- m.“ "Med ' ' '_ ' ' ' ‘ w‘ the chief agreed "hi fish” ~ I . $3.’ ‘Wﬁynhalf dnoudefyun “mm SALES ENi-Piilmwlliﬂ- KBHSlH tOII mt or muck“ u u m‘ mm m“ m“ miwqgmm“ begin May 31st. and continue M1’- J- 8- Wright. rnanﬂner of the g . mily mbbmgion_A1-thur M“ m“ m ‘MPMIW t m, “mm” mmﬂw Dominion Fur Sales, has l-ecsmd - . . "M. ' A ncwspagrmnn hurried to the Blnclﬁt Holmeni. 53115m£ ﬁiomlgigslng‘ wogllvg; ma) 34:1: “soft-l Vicinity 51,30“ Baubmmn‘ m ‘Bum; scene ﬁrs“ e ohiafr but found no maﬁa’ ' ' London. This is a I've oer cent ad- i‘ Rev‘ G‘ R“ Hal-Hm" Frightened the Indians have s- ~ 4...... UP for summer in 3*“? we we'll much bee» “L m‘“%.°"l"i.r“ "w- mkrrﬁlu" c“ muons in m. s... and mov- MADE IN CANADA - or CANADIAN wn EA one of our snaooy new s-uiis ell em“ '4' lﬁmdv F c "o ewwn on Aolys Ledington Bee‘ math °d “m” but b m‘ hm‘ l" A new shades and nettzrns- at —FOX _~_~_ 0n w’ Jessie Hunt ' ' s n- m“ m‘ ‘hm’ l ‘"15" - Gm“ cldhler» Mr- B I. ‘me Misses Enid IJJOHII-YlLJOYIB 5mm. tile life 0f the perty- 14,212 taxi]: z) ' " " "" ‘EA “‘ e - '"*“ '__-; .- 51Wm9$ld° L'1433'5'17'3l- has received word that his valuable Malina" "id L“? minim m°l°red chxﬁtlgii/glglrhgﬁf‘; 1 f iHhblB-ar!'0i2kl£S.nR0:l'F rMountain 8Y9???’ N 5 1821-4019) “nmulrgm D011 taxes, the imm be increased if adeqllai . s cous n ram —Basc» a p ayers lmpol or counc as decided. protection is to be ago

i“ illvpoity at Brid etown, N_ ,5" t0 the capital on Tuesday.

‘luylgfmfxﬁx xwxmﬂlﬁl“; kmwn i“ the Rainer. Clark and ——- G°°M°"R“lh Hmlwd‘ ‘éilfm’? "5 mu” rormwat o! the Ramblers club oi the class D 3659mm "Mum dmckgn Harlow Fox Ranch was destroyed MP- Jﬂmee Kennedy was a Vls- Auntie Casi-alien: Andrew, Cape Breton League will be ex- ned‘ Bum‘, p" cm “am Omsk by fire on the 15m, m9 pmpmgy itor to Charlottetown on Tuesday _ . . _ __ sunken c“ u,“ iavjmish is valued at between $13,009 and on Business. pa. c“ Developing M-uh per $14,000. The dwelling house was a ~ -~——-

“is him 1941 very fine residence worth $5,000. Mir. and Mrs. miery Miclihrlnne ' ' The cause oi the fire is not krwwm and daughter Mildred were visitors ' to Stmimerslde on We- uday,

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-vrsrron.s T0 smumarvnl: _Ms. Alfred Gordon and Mrs. "s- "P555735 AWAY-Friends will boume Leturgey of Alberton l re Nqret to learn of the death of John M15 Pr” mm“ w" 9- bull‘ visitors to summer-side this wcek.— Iﬁlursey. son 0d Mr. and Mrs. "w "WW1" V’ smmeisld‘? i"! 5 , , _ , John Lefurgey of Summerside, Wed-away-

----' which occurred an. his home last ‘i

-R-ETIIBNED 1OP.I.IBLAND—\ evening. Mr. L/eiurgey was only 25 Mr. A. R. Howatt, Charlotte- Mr. Herman G. Bryan hes returned years old and was a. genera] my. town was a visitor to Kensington from an extended visit lrrthc Un- oritewith young and 01d, Hehm on Wednesday while enroute to ited States where ited the been in western Canada but i.l1 Amherst, N. S. world's Fair. Mr. Bryan is BNITMY- health caused him to return home . -—-—- nrvt t-imlmelwdlvﬂw 1M and a short time ago arm m“ m. w. William Ives, Charlottetown hunwrned in time M‘ the celvinlg treatment in the hospital was a visitor to Kenslngton on Film!!!" wuvltle9-"5 at Morltreal. Hie leaves to mourn Wednesday on business.

’ i"- besides his grief strl k is. -————— “uslnum LEAGUE _ m“ tltee brothers. osaélféhnmﬁTt-r. Messrs. 0. B. Darriwh, Wm.

W" hwkllfrdbﬂﬁ “i: ‘m’ ton, P. E. 1., Hal in Western Can- Cousins. James Kennedy. Arthur "mum u“, mm, u‘ the Home" adn, and William wt home. Also Ready anddiifford Rodd left on Red so‘ w“ Mum" “d Ken- one sister Miss Minnie at Ottawa. Wednesday morning by auto for ‘ ,3 m, m, to whom much sympathy is ex- Hhiifax, N. s, wihere they will tended. ‘Iihe funeral will take attend the annual meetiriﬁ 01 the m, n“, bln-hem will b, under place on Sunday at 2:30 from his M. A. H. A. which will be held way next "week. It ls exoected open- late residence there. in: day will be on Victoria Day and -——— Mr. Garnet Profitt, Summereide

e schedule will he drawn ug for the -'I‘he many friends of Mrs. summa- ‘months. The anoe on Howard Waite. sunlmerside are was e. businws visitor to Kensing- Wedneedev evening in eid of the glad to hear She has been able to ton on Wednesday.

Baseball League was well attended return to ller home. after being -?_--

and 9111188 M‘! IWW rcundinu 0W operated on in the Prince County Mr. Harold Mcriariane. Sinn- for a successful season-S Hospital. merside. was a business visitor in

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NEW WA . action of lrwc redio radiator law- ' a, nwmﬁ... “,3! Wm Seek To Negotiate 10mm wow-v- WWW °° "ml °‘-‘° nouns THE JOB m» n» w mm l» M» Three - power Paet __ sminstazlatlion of e radio sye- (B Th, “ma”, he“) Pl" "i"- xnﬁvum N S-For the PARIB. May 1B —~(AP)—'lbe ' ‘ ' Bench Government was reported mm “NEW” 7.5.1.‘ wmmm m m Yould, 9'). Kentvilles Grand Qld 91mm“ ma“ wmghl "° Man." has been elected secretary have gersiuaiiecllz Great Brltalnmﬂtg of the oak Grove cemewry 0mm ' meet ove ussa. more For half-way in negotiations for e mash‘ .._.._. three-power pac . Desirable dwelling house and These sources said Britain had SIRVKL CONTINUES barn with lend at Oen- veered around to original Hench (B! Th! Clﬂldllll PM") tervllle Bedeqns Village, formula proposals and agreed that France P u 5__mc"ued

late and Britain would aid Russia if she submit” gmm‘ we gage,“ mg Holland. This property ie in first were attacked in defending Poland mwgnday government; Wm mam, uiaveedraﬁ, situated ‘o: the main Ruénania or Turkey from aggres- the momwesul {qwwo u, com“. Pl Vi! 3° "\- ° ~ h Mi Basi i thi

For further ouiare apply to Some French sources suggested Eﬁmﬁlr, n“ n sew ce 5

the under-aim that with Britain ready to com- _.____.___..__ (Bil) JAMES STAVBET ‘promise, Russia might change her pwrgry 1w s" M“ 1g_(gp)._ egue; mind and send her vice comrnissar John wjnwn rum 1m- 49 yggfg

(Sid) TAVIBT, o! foreign affairs. Vladimir Potern- manager of Burnhem and Morill Lower 'Bedeqle; kin. to the League of Nations Company lobster factories. died at

(3311,) llAloLn IIOLLANI) council meeting at Geneva next his home last night. He was §§.___ Inwer Bedeqee. wee-k instead of Ivan Maisky, Sov- ——-——-—-———"—"'—" ' lxeouton ol the Lut wm and let Ambassador to London. among Poteglmkin, foreign minist-

Tuturmt of the late Lewis M. Such a. move might mean that er Georaﬂ net of France and . final details could he ironed out foreign secretary Viscount Halifax

Holland. ti-iMD-HD-iil - at Geneva in personal conferences o1 Britain.

DENMARK ’s VETERAN ‘PREMIER FACES 111s GREATEST PROBLEM

KNOWS NAZIS HE AND KING

HUNGRILY EYE HOPE TO KEEP HIS COUNTRY DANES IN PEACE

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