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—DAIIIY MEETING-Thu an- uu-ll muting of the Grand River Dairm Association was bald in Lbc on. Tuddly lftarnoon, see. l, with n. largo number in attendance. The some board of directors was re-elected with the execution that James Condon was replaced by 10o Lccky. Everyone was pleased with tho year’ work. Aveayinterestlngtalkon scare “Dairy “all: d “t” tld

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NURSE — In s Misll-‘cglnilt the Capitol Theatre

m summerside last week was a

, Ralsto isitirlg No. glcgfisllfiagolGeneraln lvlospitalt in Siciil- mo“; tgg"g"1usvillfs flea? - rs man's maarmo -Sst. shown on 1° E mm PEI Doitch of the Coecho - Slovak Air wry Crokcu of me . - >- Force was the guest speaker at

last week's meeting oi the Summ- erslde Y's Men's Club. He spoke on the activities of the uuluvl unci in -Czecho ~ Slovakia, under German occupation. When he had com- pleted his talk he answered a. num- ber of questions put to him by the members. When asked if hs had ever heard of Prince Edward I_s- land before he left. Coecho - Slov- akia he replied "Oh yes we lear- ned that it was a Province of Canada and was noted for the finest potatoes in the world." A vote oi thanks was moved by R. L. Willett and seconded by M. M. Bell. The matter of the children at dhe school only being allowed to use the slide at certain hours was referred to the Welfare Com- mittee. It Wag decided to hold the annual Y's Men's Radio Auction on March KF-S.

-ISI»ANDER. DEAD — ‘Iherc Dubbed away at Apohailqul, NB" on Jan. 5th. Mrs. A. G. Clark Mrs. Clark's maiden name was Margar- et Cascley oi‘ Kensington, P.E.l’., who was well and favourably known to a large circle of relatives and acquaintances, among whom she had lived the greater part of her life. She was in her sixty-fourth year when she passed away. She leaves to rnomn her passing from thLs troubled world, her husband in Apohaqui, two brothers viz., Nelson Cssohy in Millville, N. .l., and Heath of Kensington. Her brothers predeceased her some years ago. Slle will be fondly re- membered by old friends in Ken- singion and vicinity for her fine artistic temperament and courtesy coupled with exe-lnolsry qualities oi mind and heart. I-Ier husband and brothers have the heart felt sym- pathy of their many friends L their bereavement.

...K, oi C. MEETING -— After ms rcgulnr nlcctllli! °1 311° Knights of Columbus held on Sun- day afternoon, Mr, Henry wed!!! showed motion pictures in color, taken at the boy's camp which was held at Rustlco last. s . This‘ cgmp is sponsored annually by ms Summcrside Council. Knights oi Columbus and the film is n- valuable record of the endeavors oi the council on behalf of the youth of the town. The film shows every activity of camp life and m9 gnliing faccs of the youngsters stands as evidence of how they gnjoyed themselves. S.

.»FORCE - OTIALLORAN-The marriage of Rita Jean O'Ha110ran youngcst daughter oi Mr. and Mrs, Mark O’Ha.ll0ran of Bloom- field, P. E I., to Robert Elwood Force, youngest son oi thc late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albert Piorce Lscollr. Que. took place quietly on Friday afternoon at St. An mony’. church. Rev. M. J, O'Brien RP. oiiicintixlg. The bride wore a two-piece dress oi Madonna blue crepe, a small hat, of the same material with shoulder length veil and a corsagc bouquet of Talis- man roses. She was attended by Miss Florence Johnston as maid- oi-honnl", who wore a turquoise crepe dress, a tiny black hat with matching accessories and a cor- lflge bouquet oi roses, Mark An- selm (THullm-nn, brother of the bride acted as best man. A recep- tion following the ceremony was held at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cranneli, 2100 Tupper Street where out of town guests includ- ed the bride‘; mother and father iir. and Mrs. M. O‘Halloran oi Bloomfield, P.E.I. Mr. and Mrs. Force will reside in Montreal.

i QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds

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WANTED

VETERANS’ WELFARE orncaa. (Comll- Nv- Wm‘)- mum“ PRINCIPAL CLERK, (z vacancies), one at Sydney. Illll "l" l‘ 11'1"“- N-S. (Comp. No, 44-1085); n..- Rehabilitation Branch, Dllilartment of Pensions and National Health.

Salaries: Veterans‘ Welfare Officer: cacao-rill": Prlnclwl CW" filing-SEW. -' - will be ' u. usual ' rllw villi. o living bonus n; yldsql,

Wen to qualified male $1"... oi the Halifax Pensions Dfitrlcl- Qualifications required: Education equivalent to high school fllfill- ation with four years‘ ' oxpcrlenco in I Ill

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i r scnnel work: ability to conduct interviews and afoot the 9115m- Allllllcation forms, obtainable in Port Offices, or DIIIIIQLQIIIN 9! ca. Civil Service Commission, Halifax, should be properly llllcfl It ans filed with the Civil Service Commission Representative. ill Qlllllllflol mm, Halifax, us, nor urea 1mm Isaac/lav 1°. 1944. Former applications will not be transferred-candidates ""1" "lo Ilcw forms and quote competition number in nah “I0- Tlw Dsnarlmcnl of Pensions and National 1mm. will accelfi only am " ' to the .. on ‘ 0| ""1" l" e Great w loll-n u. were t . ' This adveriiisznslent is luglllorilecd by l|lle ‘PM 9| 39mm‘ Selective Service

Grand Fancy Dress Carnival

BEDEQUE RINK WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9th

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Admission 28 cents. Skaters in costume "'10- Sh" ""3"

one: noon TO - DAY

ALSO SHORT SUBJECT SHOWS 7.80 — 9.15 TUESDAY AT 8.80

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SUMMERSIDE "EIEIEJEII

‘HELLO, FRISCO,

HELLO’ IS TECHNI- (DLOR TRIUMPH l All the elements that make up otstanding entertainment were

carefully assembled in “Hello. Frisco, Hello." and the results are

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Ill! OI-OSS annual mating, Charlottetown Howl. Friday. Feb ii. I P. . 2-7-3i RECEIVES TELEGIAM -— Mrs. Malcolm Buchanan, Brcsdalbsne, received a telegram on Friday conv the sad news of the death o her sister Mrs. DB. Mc- l-wd a! Sydney. us. on res. 3rd.

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Charlottetown Hotel, Friday, Feb.

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roads araopen for motor traffic to St. Peters and Montague, as well as the Malpeque road m gunm- Rlver. and the shore road to Bor- llell. 9s far as Clyde River. Efforts are being made to clear this road

by a. nlunber of the club me

Guests yesterday were MI. Gerald R. Spencer, of Saint Jolur. and r0. Menzies Gibson, cf Toronto, now

most pleasing to the eye and ear. Picture this: a cast Wlllled by Al- ice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oaklc

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Tec and packaged in pleasant story—and you have some idea of the entertainment contained in "Hello, Frisco, Hello.’

‘Hie music ls will; l1- lively combination oi something old and something new delivered by the toll) songstress in all Hollywood, A cs Faye. Included among the songs are such favorites as ‘Gee. p“; It's crest To Meet A Friend From Your Home Town." “Lindy Iml." "Hello Frisco." and "The! Never Know." by those ace tune- smiths. Mack Gordon and Harry Warren.

The story of the film is m; Barbary Coast in old Francisco». oup oi four enter- tainers are s muslin: for lwlfllll- ton, and 0n the framework oi their adventures are hunk the many

reduction num‘ Alice Faye l; the tempting toast of the town. but she carries the torch for John Payne-who was born on th_e wrong side a1 the town. w 119$ out to buy the town! Jack Oakie is along for laughs. which he 8915 by the barrel. while Lynn Ball l5 present and accounted for. She doesn't sing or dance-but broth- er. she doesn't have t0!

Completing the featured cast are Laird Cregar. June Havoc. Ward Bond and George Barbier.

"-‘-r:lvi;sor:fir:1vr - Mr. and Mrs. James W, Hickey, Darnle . announc the ensasflment 111 111"‘ _, daughter, Myra Rose to Air Navigator PO. W. A. wick, No. 5 A.O.S.. RCA-F" W111- nipeg, Manitoba, marriage to take place in February. 2-8-11

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Personals “Mrs. L. Doucette of H0 River visited Summer-side this woof.

-.‘Rcv. W. V. McDonald oi seven mils Bay was a visitor to Summer- side on Tuesday-K

-Mr. Ben Peters and Mrs. Sanc- ilimus Preuaht have sons to Hall!- ax to visit their mother, Mrs. Moses Peters. Who is ill them-S

_,H15 many friends will regret to hear that Carl McQuaid. R - N.V'R.. of Indian River is ill with pneumo * in the my Hospital-K

- Ber-nice Ins-kin has return- ed to res-urnc her duties at Mount. Pleasant Aillilbrb-S

rs. Austin Msclntyre and ubrrison have left ihil o work at the lumb or awhile.— S

..Mr. and Mrs. Heath Caseley oi Kensington. returned from Apoh- auqui, N. 13., where they attended tho funeral oi Mr. Caseleyb sister, Mrs. Clsr -—K

-Mr. and Mrs. Heath Caseley of Kensington returned from Apoh- suqui, N-B, where they attended the funeral of Mr. Caseleyk sister, rm. Clark. -K

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- Mr- George Clarke, Summe side has left by plane on a busin- ess trip to Montreal and Toronto He was accompanied by Mrs Clarke-S

—.Mr. and Mrs. George Barbour Charlottetown. Amended the fun- q-sl of Mrs. Barbouz-‘s brother. ‘the late Stanle, Cssiey. which was held in Kensirlgton on Wed- needay.-K

..--Lieut. Roy Siiliphsnt of Alder- shot Military Camp is spending his nlrlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Silliphant. Sum- merside. 5

Dr. .I. Ii. Corbett Cpons CiilceiitSbiclo

Dr. John Robert Corbett has opened an office at Summerside. P. S. I. for the practice of Med- icine and Surflly- '

Dr, Corbett was born in Prince Edward island and left here when n boy in enter St, Stephen Col- lege. Alberta. Upon leaving St. atsphen College he entered the

IICTICE

Three Norwegian males due in arrive from Boston Friday night for lmrnedlaic sale or lease. Absoluisly last opportunity to obtain one of these males this year. Arvin CARROLL DELANEY, Sulnrncrslde. Phone 454

to Crfloaud. stationed m. Molmt Jus. MacI/ure and Jns.

mery were joint chairmen.

RESPONSE APPRECIATEI) -A letter of warm appreciation to ail_ who contributed to the success 0t the recent milk-for-Britain Fund campaign ‘in this Province has been received by the provincial chairman G.l-I Sinclair. Kinsmen Club oi Charlottetown, from KIDS- mnn l-lnl Rogers. chairman of thc Ilfltlllilli-Bl was" services committee. Mr. Rogers recalled with pleasure his brlel visit to the Island and the hospitality extended to him on that occasion.

GYRO CLUB—'1'hcre was a bus- iness meeting of the local Gyro Club held at the Charlottetown Hotel on Mmday night, Guests pre- sent were Messrs JHmtZS Cullen and Roland 'l‘a,y'1oi' of the Kinsntun Club, also Mr. D.ll. Etter: of Hal- ifax. Mnnl arrangements for the

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ON PARLIAMENTAIIY COM- MITTEES ' Names of Island members oi Parliament appear on |a number oi standing committees i

0! "l8 House of Commons, as fol- lows: Mr. J. L. Douglas. Miscel- ilaneous private bills; Railways, canals and telegraph lines; Ag- irlculture and colonization. Dr. T. V. Grant: Public accounts, Mines, forests and waters; printing, Hon, Cyrus Macmillan; Banking and Wllllllercli; Marine and fisheries, Industrial and intsmational re- lations; Library of Parliament.

RECEIVES ssn NEWS ._ Mr, W. M. Flynn, 283 Richmond Street Charlottetown, received a isle. gram Saturday afternoon convey. n3 the sad news of the death of his sister, Mrs. Katherine Stead. man, New York City. Her husband predeceased her some years ago. Surviving are one son and one

the Charlottetown Hoiel on Feb-

blvthers. Mr. W. M. Flynn and Francis Flynn. both of Charlotte- lglwll- Sylllpathy is extended tothe areal/ed lehmves" Evening Auxiliary of the W. M. S. SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS-At the regular monthly meeting of the City School Board yesterday it was decided to ask for specifi- cations for improved fire-escapes and lighting for the schools. The percentage of attendance during January in Grades X to IV inclus- ive was reported as follows: West Kent (12 rooms) 91 per cent; Queen Square (ll rooms) 89 1" cent. Prince Street. (lo rooms) 37 per cent and Rochiord Square (i0 rooms) 04 per cent. This is regard- ed Bs a good percentage of attend- ance for a winter month,

WAR STAMP DRIVE - Much credit is due to Miss Rowena Ms?- cer, Ethel Ieard, Romona Mac- donald, Mary Lue Macdonald, and Netley Jay for selling 3273,00 worth of stamps on Saturday, Feb. 5th in Mt. Stewart. Their house-to- house canvass was organized by

. R. A. MacDonald, Mount Stewart. It is a. striking example of what initiative can do and con- stitutes a challen e to other com- munities. Any sues of this kind should be reported promptl to Philip S. Cobb, provincial c air-

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of Mrs. Fred Shaw, Jan. 10th votional period, (he theme

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ICE IN GULF LIGHT — Ice in the Gulf of St. Lawrence between this Province and the Magdalen Islands is still apparently com- tively light, it was learned yes-

from pilots who flew Mar-

John MacPhail Mrs. L. T. Beacon.

ature sec., Mrs. Pianist.

was served by

i ‘Ks planes to Mrs. L. T. Boston.

the Gulf Islands wiv 1 t i and i---— rpassengersTirores en, e,"

ms learned, but from ltlhe alr ill. cpl-l Personals

pears to be mvuch broken up nnd|

m, w“, hm“, comfmm, Wm, Mrs. Goldie BunarcLSalnt. John,

some d “ems were is a visutor here.’ '¢',,"dm°,.,,, puauflnmg -‘/°‘"’d‘“’- Mr and Mrs MS Lea. Version aoo Slag? mail Iouetlvsvagldfi chi 311W.- 1" 1" 111° °11Y~

brlniing back r passe cl s. small quantiizvmgf mailman an

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gray, returned home last nilwhlt River Hebert, N S.

wo.2 H J." Eagan, n. CA rt, and Mrs, Began, Arnprior, Ont.. [arrived in the city last

University of Alberta. After com- pleting his studies at this Univcr-F sit he came to Montreal to Mc-. Gil University from which he graduated in Medicine with the Degree, M.D.C.M. After his grad-l uation from MqGill University her spent some-time in hospitals in Montreal and then went to Bos- ton, U. S. A, He practiced in Mel- rose, Massachusetts until i908. During this time he was on the surgical staff of the Melrose hos- pital and the New England San- itorium

In 193i; Dr. Corbett came to Shelburne. Nova Scoiia, upon the advice of friends to organize a hospital for the treatment oi ma- lor surgical patients. In the Aut- umn oi i942 he closed this hos- pital owing to difficulties inci- dent to the war. At this time he went to New York City where he did post graduate work in surgery until July, I948, when he retln-ned to Canada.

The Doctor comes well recom- mended by his colleagues as a nurgeon, in tho various hospitals he hos served. He is licensed with tho General Medical Council the United Kingdom as well as registration in the United States of America,

Dr. Corbett has bought the Cs- nadian Legion kuildina at Ml Summer St,. Sumnerside. (near Post Office) and his residence and office is in this building. B. .

Mother Ici _io Blane ior illc Children’: Colds

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much clothing’: overbeatsd and cool oiftoosud- tb eotwe

night. Mr. Nelson Williams

and week-end in Summerside.

Mrs. John Martin, Wollaswn, Mass, arrived in Charlottetown yes-

LAC. B. Simmons, R.C.A.l"., snd

Mrs. S rived in ChBlIlO will reside for the present time.

many friends will ear Mrs. J.W. Waugh New Annan has tutored l _ ment.

Hill, Fredericton, will be to learn of Hospital.

Mr. and Mns, rived back

Pope Clarke have from California

was attending fruit

dealers enn- ventions .

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dsnly; get etr t; kick ofl the bed clothes, and do a doscu thin the mother cannot help. Half the ba tie in treating children's colds is to give them somctwg til will like' something they will take without any fuss, and this the m d in Woods Norway Pine Syrup, a remedy mothers, for the pant 48 years. _ Price 85o a bottle; the large family also, about 3 time: as muob, 00c, at ,lll drug counhrl. . , The T. lfllburu 60., Limited. Toronto. 0L

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EVENING AUXILIARY n The regular monthly" meeting of the,

Trinity United Church, was held‘ President,

Mrs. Peter Sinclair led the devot- ions and in the first of a series of studies on “Our Protestant l-leri-; tage." Miss Jennie Turner gave a thoughtful paper based on a chap- ter oi the mission study book “For Ali of Life." A vivid portrayal of the health work carried on by miss- ionaries was given in dialogue iornri by Miss Schurnltm and Miss Slack-

BONSIIAW W. M. S. —'I‘nc Jan- Ikmshaw United W. M. S. met at the home

Mrs. Stephen MacLeod led ulhe de- being Canada's Children". ‘This was followed by al dedication service capably presided" over by Mrs. Neil Ferguson, who‘ offlcers:— Pres, Mrs. Nell K. Salmond, vice-

Mrs. Fred Show, ‘Press, lvn-s. Hec- tor MncNcvill, press sec, Mrs, God-

Jas. Boyce, Christian Stuvarrldlip Mrs» A. B. MacLcod, Temperance mo. Mrs. Stephen MacLeod, Liter-

Meet- ing closed with the Mizpail bene- diction after which a. delicious lunch the hostem. Next, meeting to be held at the home of"

City. i spchd approximately $100.00 1mm ll]

Lea Good of Cornwall spent the.

immons. Toronto have air-l ttetown where they

be sorry work st Sheffield." The some day he .

he Prince Edward Island Hospital for treat-f

The many friends of Mr. Nelson pleased the improvement oi his wife's condition in the P. !.'. Island

cl and Western Canada where Mr. Clarke

Mrs. John A. Workman, ‘Trenton. Ont». arrived here last night to join! her husband A B. John A. Wmk-'

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J. uric, who was chosen as President w. Carson. Donald R. Clark, John

of the l-Iolstcin-Friesian Associat-i ion of Canada, the largest nurcbved , cattle Association in the

01110115. mflsflzines, etc. See add “M < .. IRISH M TM“! gum-Row; v, A. Empire, a; the Annual Meeting held Green valley, Leonard G. Mean- OSS {ails}: “we re was“ papera Alllglrvorth was the spegnker l1 Ilbbruary 2 in Toronto. Mr. M<r-.1ey, Chippewa; and John F. Scott, ' ' ' ' Rotary luncheon. He gave an intler- Cagueb “Glenafton" herd is one ofl Niagara Falls.

‘ems OPEN Fo'n CARS _est.ing address on lizntms. dealing the most noted in Canada. Reports Before leaving the men were‘

Provincial official; report that the rf-yfiielclsrgtgn submitted by the officers indicated, l)\"e_(vPl\rl1éipgll ggéygmgizrlctzllels'ogévh ‘a: W800i at once, onion!

_ _ , that 1943 was ihe best year" in the pm o! orevldlmz extra llshulls 1M the Association's history with increases, Carry C... Canada Corps and with city 58110015 W115 Qlwllswl 11""? l’ shown in registrations. transfer» knitted comforts by the Red Cross. Registrations 'I‘h-;\ presentations were looked ai- tcr by Mr. Irn Brown oi the Can- adian Legion War Services.