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—-A CONSERVATIVE meeting for Newton poll will be held Thursdei’. June 0th. at 8.80 PM. By order of the committee, sli- members are requested to attend.
—MAGl5'l'll-ATE’3 001131‘ ‘ _ Two men accused of escaping from the Prince County jail lust win- ter appeared before Magistrate R. 5- 31111011. K. 0.. 1n Summerside YNMrdI-y. One man was given live months in Jail and the other was remanded. A young man from Borden was given two months in Jail for taking a car without the owner's permission. A man for being drunk in a public place was lined 830 or 30 days and two oth- ers were remanded-S.
—BEAD'S CORNER W.l.-At the June meeting of the Reed's Corner Women's Institute on Friday even- ing, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman l-lali, other members of the community were invited in to hon- or Mrs. Bishop Read. After the business was conducted with the president, Mrs. I-ieber MacQuarrie, in the chair. Mr._,Henry Crosler was appointed chairman and called up- on Mrs. Henry Crczier, who read an address of welcome to Mrs. Read and Mrs. Francis MacQuarrie made the presentation of a beauti- ful bridge lamp. Mr. and Mrs. Read fittingiy replied. The remainder of the evening was spent in games and music, with delicious refresh- gmnts being served by the ladies.-
‘ Personals
—-Mb's. James Arthur has return- ed to her home in Swmmemlde af- ter a pleasant visit in Sussex, N .13. where she was the guest of her sis- ter, ma. 5.1’. Prism-S.
--Dr. and Mrs. J1". Frank and infant daughter. Mary Ellen. of Sackville, N.B. spent the holiday weekend in Summerside, guests of Mrs. Frazer's psrcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Walker. -8.
-<Mr. and Mrs. WC. Schunman, Summerside. had as their guests over the holiday weekend Mr. and Mrs. Cyril John Adcock, who are honeymooning in the Province. _
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_ —Miss Olga Harris, Sinnmerside. and Miss Frances Sweet, O'1..es.ry, left Tuesday morning for Boston, New York and other places in the U. S. on a two weeks visit with relatives and friends-O
—-Mr. and Mrs. I-lendry O. Mc- Lelian, their sons, Hugh l-fendry and George Andrew, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacMlllan and daughter, Sandra, all of Saint John, N.B., were guests of ms. Mcbellaris brothe-r-in-law and sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mac- Kenzie, Sumrnerside, over the holi- day week end-S.
—<M'rs. J.W. Reay, Provincial Commissioner of Lane Guides, left Tuesday morning on return tn Charlottetown after spending sev- eral days in Summer-side, the guest of the Misses Carrie and Gladys Holman. While in town she was the guest of honor at an after- noon tea. by Miss Millicent Strong.
—<Mr. and Mrs. D.J. MacLeod. Summer-side, have as their guests Mrs. MacLmds brother and sis- ter-in-inw, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Mathescn of Chester, NJI. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart of Dover, NH. During their two weeks’ vacation they are touring Prince Edward Island and finding lg extremely beautiful and beyond their fondest‘ expectations-S.
—A happy family reunion was held on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George MacLean. Lewis, P.E I. when one son and two grandchildren only were ah- sent. Present were the four dough‘, ere with their husbands Mr. and Mrs. Hendry 0. McLellan. Saint John, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. K1“ Nichols, Dartmouth, N.S.; Mr. and Mrs. RF. Smith, Orwell; and Mrs. J.W. Mackenzie. Summer- side; and one son. Wing Com“ mander J. Angus, D120. Includ- ing the 15s ndchildhen more were 21 who spent a most eniwlblti day-S.
Liberal Meetings
WEDNESDAA‘? JUNE 8th.
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OTEARY (VERDUN THEATRE) THURSDAY, JUNE 9th.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10th. TYNE VALLEY HALL The rinclpsl speaker will be l. atson MsoNaught, M.
P., Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Fisheries.
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lir. Moreslde Takes Practice Al Bedelue
It was announced yesterday that Dr. J.W. Moreside formerly of Charlottetown, who graduated from Dalhousie University this spring. ‘has taken over the practice of Dr. William W. Tidmsrsh of Bedeque, who is going to Montreal to take up post graduate studies. Dr. Moreside and his wife, the» former Adele Callback of Bedeque, have taken up residence at Bedeque and is. now in charge of the practice. Dr. Moreside, who has ‘spent a year of internship at the Saint John General Hospital, has just return- ed from Halifax where he had been
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The Progressive Party should win more than hall the seats in Quebec 1n the comma Federal election, Mr. Ivan Saloon!- in, leader of the Progressive Con- servatives in that Province told I political meeting at Tignish last evening. Mr. Babourin arrived in Summeraide yesterday by charter- ed plane from St. John's. Quebec. and is spending three days in, Prince county in. support of the
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to keep in mind the facts that the] Federal Liberals, merge with the Provincial Liberals, were defeated] in the last Provincial election in? Quebec, winning only 10 out of 82 seats and that iii the recent Fed- ersl by-eiecuon, in the constituency o! Nicolet-Yamsaka that had been Liberal for 30 years. the Federal‘ Progressive Conservatives troun- ced the Federal Liberals.
the prop ecy made in Parliament; by the Ho . Mr. Power will be rea- lized, that the Liberal Party will get a first class burial party in Quebec.
In his opening remarks Mr. Sab- ourin said this political contest is one of the most momentous since» confederation. "We are emargingi
from two world wars and we are facing the axiom that we must b9! eternally vigilant if we do not want to lose our freedom. Socialism is threatening our democratic instit- utions," he continued, “and this danger will be much closer if we allow the present government to, remain in power.” v Mr. Sabourin said that a Social-
ist today is a Liberal. The Liberal
Party is led by Socialists. The So-
cialist Party is known to be using
the Liberal Party as its advance
party to a point that it is common. knowledge that the Liberal Party
is expected to merge with the So-
ciallsts.
Mr. Sabonrin also said that thei Labor Progressive Party, which is
-—~5- Communist, is using the Socialist
Party as its advance party. Referring to the fishing indus- try Mr. Sabourin suggested that the Federal Department has not been properly looking after the in- terests of the fishermen of Prince County. "l do not think," he said, “that in peacetime there is a job more heroic than that of the fish- ermen."
In his concluding remarks he decried "this racial fight which is going on." In this election fight there are some who will cater to religion and tongue. "l am sure it will not pay."
Mr. John Price also addressed the meeting, stating that it was wonderful to see so many present in spite of the bad weather. (it had rained in Prince County since mid- afternoon.) People should attend all political meetings, he said, so that they might be able to judge for themselves the merits of the
didates and Judge their capabili- ties.
Mr. Price said he was pleased to see so many women present, re- marking that 54 per cent of the voting population is composed of women.
He lscussed the platform of the Progressive Conservative Party, which he said was drawn up in the interests of the country as s whole.
The meeting was also addressed by Mrs. Price and by Mr. Wilfred Tanion of Alberlon.
Mr. Clarence Morrlsscy acted os chairman.
Accompanying Mr. Sabourin are his brother, Mr. Andre Sabourin, Mr. Raymond Dumais and the pilot of the aircraft, Mr. William Mc- Larem-S.
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LEEDS. England - (C?) — West Riding Yorkshire education auth- orities spent £1,000 (04,000) on 30 to 40 original paintings and draw- ings for their schools. The works will be shown to school children in art lessons.
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as follows: Thomas Gillespie. (foreman), Carleton; George W. 3°88. Summerside, Joseph Le-
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Council l’ Elects New Officers
iifr. Carrol i‘ ‘ , was elected to the office of grand knight of Summeraide Council of the Knights of Columbus last evening at the
was ‘an excellent attendance of the members and much business in connection with the order was dealt with anfdisposed of.
The following is the complete slate of officers of the council for the coming year:
Grand Knilht, Carrol Delaney.
Deputy Grand Knight, Gordon Sullivan. Chancellor, Rev. Father Mac- od.
Recorder, Edward Arsenault. ‘Treasurer, W. Henry Wedge. Advocate, J. Henry Gaudet. Warden, Jerry Doucetts. I.G., Frank Morrison.
O.G.. Fred Perry.
Trustee, George Clow. - I
Supreme Court Term Opens Al Summerside
The spring term of the Supreme Court opened at Summerside yes- terday with Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell presiding. The Grand Jury brouiht in true bills in two criminal cases that were presented for their attention. Cecil Arsennult of Summerside, charged with at- tempted arson was arraigned and alter pleading guilty was sentenced to eight months in Jail, {rank Knockwocd of Lennox Island pleaded not guilty to a charge ol’ attempted rape and his case will open this morning at eleven o'- clock.
In his charge to the Grand Jury, Chief Justice Campbell said that the sheriff's report showed that since the last sittings of the court there have been 92 prisoners in the Prince County Jail and of this number fourteen are still serving sentence. ‘Phat, he said. is an un- usually large number in this coun-
I-le then outlined the evidence in the two bills of indictment that were presented for their consider-
Members of the Grand Jury were
Clair, Bloomfield, Emmett Shea. Si. Louis, Lloyd Dunbar, Alberton, Frank I. Gallant, Wellington. Silas MacFarlsne, Summerside. James M. Ramsay. Malpeque, Ernest T. Mills, Clenrmont, Frederick Bell, Summersi’ , Andrew Jardine, Freetown.
Counsel in attendance were At- torney General F.A. Large, K.C.. Morley M- Bell. KC. Hr‘. McPhee. K.C., Heath Strong. K.C.. J.s. Des- Roches, K.O.
Grahd Jury's Report
Following was the text of the Grand jury's report:
grounds and building, and found the following conditions:
‘the cells are in need of bright- ening up by painting. and ithas been suggested to us that the lab- our could be provided by the pris- oners. which we recommend. Also we found the place l hly clean. We note that a new furnace has been install ‘.
It has been brought to our at- tenticn that s recent fire. for which
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FOIfCE DAY
. Next Saturday, Canada's Air Force will be on parade .42);- you, your family and your friends. There, for you to see, will be special ground and air displays and exhibits showing new RCAF equipment and training-
Saturday, June the llth, is the day when. Royal Canadian Air Fowl Stations across the country will say "Welcome" to hundreds of thousands
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R. C. A. F. Station, Summer-side
Observes Island De?» T0487 3W" "he * - Air Show Starts 2. p. m.
OAMEO THEATRE
KENSINGTON Wed. 8:15: Thur. 8:15. No Matinee. You and Robert Montgomery star- ring in an unusual exciting mys- wry-thriller, "LADY [N THE LAKE"
with Audry Tottcr and Jayne Mea- dows, Lloyd Nolnn. No shorts.
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s prisoner is up for trial, took place through a ventilating system which we find very inadequate and poorly installed, and we would recommend that some capable per- son put this in proper shape and working condition.
We suggest that a prisoner now in solitary confinement have his case reviewed by the proper med- ical authorities. -
We also recommend th s stricter check be made on the speed of trucks and taxis on the Highway and that a stricter pen- alty be imposed on motor vehicles who do not dim their lights. W.- also strongly urge that the RC.- MP. give more attention to the Highway Traffic Act. and that they be more prompt in attending the scene of accidents. We also suggest that the Provincial Government give consideration to compulsory automobile insurance.
We would recommend that some provision be made for wividening the street directly in front of the Court House. so that there will not be a congestion of traffic due to parking of cars. - S
IN THE DOUGH
The practice of using the feet for dough kneading long persisted in Scotland.
We. the foreman and members v
of the Grand Jury for the June
term of the Supreme Court, here-
by submit the following report: Men! Vlgorlne Tonic for weak. We inspected the Jail and nervous, exhausted condition.
Helps regain strength, energy; look better, feel better: tones and benefits the nervous system. I5- dsy treatment 11.00: t5 days 82-50- At all drug and department stores.
ti. 0. F. Meetings
QC}. Meetings will be held os follows:
Palmer Rood, Thurs, June 9th. O'Leory, Fri., no 10th.
Meeting advertised tor Borden June iOtii. is cancelled, and will toke place in O'Leory instead, when Mr. Fronk Scott, Notion- ol Chairman will be o Special Speaker. Donoki MocLson, Con- didoie, ond otiim will also od- dms the Meeting.
‘Everybody Welcome.
lo sure to come and hear Mr. Frank Scott.
Meetings 8.30 P. M.
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