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—WANTED ind-id for ggnsrgl "ed housework. Must be able to 000k,

Apply Capitol The- ersida. 5-3-61.

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i.

-Aocans roan-tor: - m1, Mllslft silica. of Halifax, N

8t! d gr

Dalhouslg University with Pill-TRIM)’. has accept- tion at Gourlies Drug

Summer-side. and has m. upon her duties. Mrs. Allen's ition was with tho ...eod, Balcom Drug

555 EXAMINATION! —

iilontaot itluh Aids Women in Strange Town

Mann Dlvid llemmud I

years, being manager o1 one of their branches for six years. She also took a course in hospital ing at the Victoria General l, Halifax. and was staff ‘harmacist for six months. Other lrms that Mrs. Allen has been as- sociated wlth are

“til.” act's“; Mo» News ——— l .

The Contact Club of ‘Simmer side is an organization composed of, wives of Air Force personnel, for- ifl Rive them companionshiplyqn, 1Y1 g BtNBBe town, to aid in the ma ing of friendships and to give, l. r" them Sh OPPOYDUHHY o! luring 50mg of their spare time for useful andi Patriotic ourpom 1t is definitely‘

, is reported missing. known to have been

he crew of the HM. recently lost. Mr. resent in the Prince tel recovering from

THURSDAY A'I‘ 3.30

APITUI

SUMMERSiDE .5 idhillallelaneleltanelalhritii

—AB.BIVES HOME — Sgt. Bren- ton Rankin of the Prince Edward Island Highlanders arrived home id on ‘Tuesday even- ing after being a patient in the Neurological Institute, and a. convalescent ins about a year. Approximately th time last year. while stationed in Saint John, N.B., he was involved in a motorcycls, accident. suffering n. serious fracture of the skull. It is pleasing to report that he ililS made a. splendid recovery. althouch h be unfit for further milk-- tary service. He was met at S ville by his wife. He is the son of | Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Rankin, Sum- ,

sh nd his ace is about noon The being given over to social purposes while the other meetings gm divid- ed between work and play. No mo- ther need Stay 8t hcme because of her baby. as can be seen by the row Le a!‘ baby carriages slong the wall at

Afternoon Tea ,At Legion Home

, An afternoon tea was held ,the legion Home yesterday. the Ladies oi‘ the Llcgicn in honour of the wives

hermit;

suction on my We“

Tells llow Canadians in Italy are Buying Bonds in Sixth Loan

ble was tastefully decorat- uring flowers and candles, cakes, sandwiches, and tea was served.

g the many guests umber of young mothers ‘who had been invited to their small children, and these lit- tle people who voere served with milk and sunple food, seemed to enjoy the proceedings as much as

SATURDAY. Ml! 0th

The following extract from a let- fer received on May lst from Cap- tain Alan Holman from Italy mail- 2Znd very clearly de- monstrates that Canadian Tr there are hel lng in no manner in fnanclng as well as fighting Allied battles.

"The Canadian out here quite a victory loan campaign. Their bers served. quota was two and n, llal which they exceded in days. They then put it u and a half millions and day; they wrgfid tha

Captain H an Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Holman Summerslde and further on in his letter states that he example set by Cana

e

have given the Victory be hi8 the folks at home to buy.

dated-Italy. April 22nd was delivered to Mr. and Mrs.‘ Holman on May 1st-—S.

N0 TRUTH TN RUMOR. IDNDON. Mav 3—(CP- alibreisn Secretary Ed House of Commons c report that an a

lling. can't get help. credit on approved The guests were received by tlhe oops President, Mrs. Arthur Henry. and

tain Vice President, Mrs- I. E. Croken." A. B. Cosh and Mrs. Geo

Sherren poured tea. while the Ex-

haye ecutlve Ccmmittee and other mem-

IOllN A. BEBTRAM

AUCTION

Ming a i t ti fMs. [melt at“ err or“: ‘gill ‘i? xuvtlzn

nonnsy, may 8th Beginning At 1 P.M..

"m" i“ Junior Radio Man Blamed For Alarm

CALGARY. May 3-( M over-enthusiastic _l\lTliOl' d-“ucer today was blamed believes the “a mm, liifln fiBhl-itlk victory loan broadcast from

magnificent I CFNC here lustti night.

ed flash" and listeners

(Continued from_page_l.)

maintain their freedom of worship they must have the responsibility An of faith; if they desire freedom and

-from want, then they must be will- ing to carry" the responsibility of wl lingness

station The State must not be enthroned _ as an absolute arbiter but must be ‘WW5 made to serve merely as s. whistle the WflFwhel-eb to blow warning at signs n of exp citation. Canada. warned Immtdiatvlv "Womb" Dr. Whittoll. is at the cross-roads the "I110 553mm we" today. so far as her political future itll telephone calls. Love. prcsdcnt of the sta- Itioll‘. said the "newscast" was the work of a Junior producer. He said he would not have permitted the broadcast had he read the script.- ______._.

NORWICH. Englan lord lieutenant of Nor-

Russell James Col- man who has retired.

I - is “m “M a" "m" what political faith she may in and" wan“, BM; the future place her trust, life will ted, to be born ao idethe strong "m" “°' “m” there will be the eeble-minded. the’ illegitimate, the widow, and the or- phan needing care and assist There will be forest fires, floods, earth uakes, insect pestilence. crop‘ ailures, Sittings“!!! physical

If day ls unfit sale on foliowinl r HUGH MORRISON.

to take off from Sic

PROFESSIONAL CARD i

T. E. IIIBKEY

Chartered Accountant

ev stops there will be 100 million of disco raged peo 1e in Europe. ey will be poor market for the industrial and agricultural products of Canada- s poor market for a same fsot applies areas. Peoliie who believed that ec- msperity would continue hsd after the war made her afraid. said Dr. Whitt The path back to safet would. according to . Whit be s long. slow one. That path could trod however,

plot s flub {as}! officers wives only. o ony cr on for membership ' t, . l); t;

m“; that one‘) husband B a memflproper rou e Whi on said she ber of the Air Force l

The club rooms are’ in a building.‘

the room and by the

e

little tots playing on the floor. Last Tuesday bingo was played and tea and doughnuts were served. The;ton was 1y grls of the Women's Division, R

. are honorary members

. A. F‘ and the facilities of the club are open to charge.

Thursdla

workLday. although on Tuesday the mem may work if they wish. The club has taken both airport hospitals under its win! and has done a. great deal of sewing etc. for them. A lot of Red Cross wor

has also been done. Magazines are collected by the club members and taken to the hospitals.

them at any time free of y afternoon is strictly

The club rooms are nicely arr-

anged with B chesterfield. a ing pong table and other games. lere are also sewing machines-S.

GIVE INSPIRING

work for that end.

concerned, but no matter

111 go on. T weak will continue

protect nil-Teen.

pointed out. that a certain income maintenance alone be maintained. Any worthwhile Social Security

rave/z? TARGET-BERU/V/

of llnlrven-ile delin uency. of venereal disease, and of ivorces which are

n public welfare in Canada can. in large part. be attributed to the fact that Government and Religion have gone hand in hand. As to the criticism that the State does not firovlde sufficiently for those' na-

Dr. Whitttm stated that it is to the

‘Bflllliyiugt mmlxmenynnmd" are?! a wn- amsay a 1g,“ M; ime when she tried to provide aetulmd 3°” °“

. CLARKE

SUMMERSIDE

ozone: r

J EWELLER.

Need More Thsn High Income It is not enough, Dr. Whittnn

lsn must see to it that revision d; to overcome the rates

rcvalent in Canada. The interest

onal blemishes of divorce, etc. cry of the Canadian people that

l

the nation has voluntary nursim hospitalization and other nstioasi wet e e

are projects which obvist ecessity of t

to us absolute control over tho daily life of the citiz

Great Brftnain ssitLDr. Whltton

ull Unemployment

scheme. In Canada. there is no So- cial Security plan in operation ss yet apart from Unemployment In- surance and this plan. Dr. Whit- ton pointed out has very distinct limitations. Under that plsn, Dr. whitton ssld, the worker or wsge- ; earner. cannot drsw out more than he has utinandifthewarstopped ‘ch

Card Of” Thanks

Mrs. Mary Sullivan Kinkora. P._E. 1.. Vi! ‘sincere than sent Mus es in so many their sorrow durifll’ sad bereavement.

today, hrowing all war-workers

out of employment. only hall of

them would draw my benefit and

then only for four or five months.

ther the Beveridge nor til’:

Marsh Social security plan

ada tabl, to the needle)’ of the Cs-

nad an pie, said . Whitton.

Canada as not s year round econ-

omy such as is enjoyed by New from

Zealand. Canada suffers winter paralysis which seriously fects the fishing, fsrrning, Ind um-

sf- bering industries. The Beveridgc

‘vwaeeks out of the w. hut in Can-

o. = ev- 9s a < 0 <3 '3 o w 5' i a 5 a

"r " l2 "to: ' it‘: ‘t: ‘a- er e p n, e me con -

mtlin where than is more or less regularity of income would not be applicable here where so many peo le depend u n les- conal occupa ions. Any “an, sad‘

m

tions in Great

Dr. Whittml. which

is the requirem nts of the Canadian people. must b; much more coin-

le, Dr. Whit.-

p a d. The Canadian peo

ton insisted. will no? approve any plan for tiunprcvision of , food,

no . There must ; ilstion, prcven on of

slurry" million Whi tbfiilflfll!"

cnomio

|Wlf"

authority on social nada. He was over oyed, the Doc- tor stated when he it that the i-lon. John Bracken, leader Progressive-Conserved arty. hld ehlwld Dr. Whit o make a report on the Beveridge and Marsh Social Security plsns. In concluding 12'. Macmillan gave his Eersonsl opinion that no ‘ d aster could befall th disn people than to have F. Party elected to power. The vote of thanks wss second- ed by Mrs. James Bilkg and heart- ily approved by the la rising to their feet ended with the play a1 th

vcrsltiles. Mrs. H.

brook and Mari Millview r. m.

_ DEATHS — Suddenly t Montmse. y 3. l" Bnbdrt

He: . on rridsy after- noon at 2 o'clock from his late re-

Amos srrivs st lmer

k- Funeral leaves _ on Friday morning at 9 oeioek to st. James‘ Church cemete y.

MALONE — At the Prince

3. 19M. Mrs. d your. Funeral Friday room- ing. lea her late residence st 0 o‘occk I mt at St Midi-ls: Cemetery. Ion

u °,,“Pll?i0d for‘; notion such

totally different roln‘ those of OI.-

nit-lanai hospital- disease

lmnesne dollar hridsu could be dollars said Dr.

mil-w

maths

would rural

pfiflti ‘can .bo msintthsins om" u of pesos. After flint-here are only

w» n» -.--- 't"'*"“..‘.*°e.n2‘t°";.~..lt.r:s

Ind

ng that resllo heir economic heal h houlders. the community to the Province, to the central Government was -the

was not fearful of the future wel-

faireflofuthose CE-fllslgxitliflb who look e resc

lust west of the Clifton Hotel on in the face belrtwshe was sure that Water Btmt and Tuesday after- nothing but disaster awaited those l! the" femllfll‘ meeting day.|who were afraid to face realitie- first. ‘Tuesday of the month

Dr. Mselldilisn

J ‘P. MaeMillan, Leader ition in the Provincial wi

thanks. Dr. MscMil he would not have missed the ad- dress for snayxtlhing since Dr. Whit-

a ittedly the greatest mblems in Ca-

Geneva.

honored by several leading uni- rh-nel-ne‘ presides. {- .

HAGAN - sit! 31.73am. l... 1. 1m e. m c. st sf?’-

Charles Malone of Q in his dist year. Th st the

tin! . Funeral

‘onus-At Orwell Cove on Elisabeth Grant in

N. D. MacLean

UNDIITAKER

EMIALMEI

Christiana Noni Ilitelis Iisss IO

diliitfliliilnnlvarssry Banquet

giwywwl Beta Sigma Phi

ha. Chapter Beta Sigma Ptlilmllly 01'- at best gave ‘ elita allure. this only tampon” gug. Mild. i that's thfl why I praise anniversary th tit tertai - ' "on: were" .The func- who: it was n was graced by the presence of m; "gum- _ u" r uéuahx,‘ onditiawhole-

cd It a banquet a town Hotel lsst evening

w .3?!" dtl-tllfi Wfifb Wfy Good food, as s ycandlesfeclnilvlemaiyiee of?! 31th: “n “ ‘ mm‘

el ow m. roses, the chosen flower of h: Bor-

tionai Anthem and the ritu . toast list inc

the five new membe qd lllt evening sad was respon ed to b Jean Hut;"0ur nvernry. the history of Beta. Sig- I ma Phi and the significance of the "we have across the Dominion in "ti" Optffltiiifdild °T , m l3 W!" 01 ll$tfl'h00d."——Domthy every Province influential men simpw“ 0°" " '> “s!”

'» "Victoryfl- Eleanor who give largely of their time and ggxixsotiiffi; ggmmm“ $181111 Piiis- in the interest. The growth of our work mm I Md if‘

thirteenth an- War Services

“What Beta“nized as probably equal to th¢ best SimtPhi means to me" were Eiv- in any port in the world. We have M11150“. Either tlwo ship's of ‘fir; own, two déamtsi-d _ _e . . r . n from t... a... .:*:."r....t.t....:2::l.t.".. ..:... Record Shipment mu‘- ROIB W“ "Rd by Eileen itorys beds anld serve up to 3100s, _ mea a d . as ar we servce

pefore the clioslixng Bitual Mrs‘. merchant tsfeamen ylztim folitay-three LePag exptesse er peasur an f th s of t wcr .

intereset in being present and ex- o "Ine Qinfi}, C.B..e and Saint tended best wishes to the Sorority John, N.B-, we also have very largol This week the P E I “Vesta” Marketing Board shipped 23 car?‘ loads of hogs to packing plants. the largest quantity in a week since

czditzflzlent. Dorothy Murchison. “Those of you with sons training £39 gefdamfes°rianmd i“ 1934-

Vice President. Elinor Bagnall. ill the R. C. N. V. R. at Cornwallis. Esther Deep Brook. will be glad to know

all Treasurer, Eileen MacMillan.

. 491i.

Z1’.

m for a successful ye . eating the 0111- is a very fine work carried on con- cers for the coming year Were el- sidering the size of our building

chison. on behalf he President know how they would get along daisrilty Wedflewood plaitehas n-itnout, it.

2‘ B Oil r , §“§:p§?ppg,nm‘¥nnc: igpvxihelgh she s“ Cad!" The heaviest loading thu week had accepted the presidency on the regretful departure of Richards of Brandon, charlottetown. Mrs. Large

cille "w. have at present 15.000 Sea Mam. ifvm Cadets in training, and granted HD0110 they are with us for a reasonable of the hearty cO-operation she ilad time our syllabus is the one pro- d Ind the P16551111 video by the Ministry of Naval De- work with such a tense. This means tliggéfter m‘: training. only some e n wee

photons. hs were taken are required with the R. C. N. V. they Md‘ M" Gm‘ of the banquet

What ls ll-liay?

rmw YORK. May 3—-tC1f‘l—Th ingof thenn- "mm" v L‘ An em. "

. Whition, who was born in Renfrew, Ont., was educated .at Renfrew‘ Collegiate. institute and Queen's University‘.

arships in Englts , History, Latin. Modern Languages, . ti and Science. She was 1 Welfare" féolrr 9i

' and won schol- precisely. fighting men also use an "H-hmlr," “M-m ute." for the ex-

act hour and minute for the action 0n "D-iy.‘

-_ +-_-._._- BIRTHS '- WHITE — OrvAprll 36. i044; st the in P. E. Island~ Hospital ‘bdldr. Mrs. Howard .White . Mills) of Milton. adeughter. sie M81179?)

MARRIAGE!

._______._.. .._-__-___ LABTEB. - CADQGAN -.

James Church. May B. . Bussell Somers, ands: Lsrter ofNew- Wiltshire- to CorsIJssn Csdcgen ed srdsvillc.

O . -~ < ‘issoousosu L. nacoson -

At Notre Dams Csilledrs

l“‘nt“.t“tf...‘e.irt‘i' 3 i“ , Ti, . .

' o MsoGuigsn, and . opts Lulu lbrguson. both of Charlotte- m“ r one‘ m "r m . .7 - ' c hose eCsrlmlames. Woods! Bassi-

on Adele mus of !. "

Cutcli notice later.

Cards. “telegrams. and of sympathy snd wh

' ems saves t -

u 1 s o I Wholesome liood Ends Gibllflllplllltllll "Surnrmllsppysbotatstnsam, isssdn. ‘Hat's tile H; asIl C It really solved my constipation. and mum-it your constipation h so gently. It proved that l could quit d“, u, wk o; 11mm» h“, ‘mt 5. hltlhmbemfi" Wl"i"°""'1“d' simple. too. fut est mince-saw . IRAN regularly, and drink M’ cl

VIII. This pleasant creel helps to produce nnootb- '_‘_ "bulk"snd prepare wastes for easy elimination. ‘Then. to my resifllr. you'll nib! eating ALLBRAN every dsy. Reloca- bu, it's s cereal-net s lnsdidns. Your grocerhss ALL-BRAN in 2 handy sizes. Made by Kellogg's in I-cndflu

l l l

someoer ‘,tool' Canada.

l I

The tenance of naval supremacy. upon ww-"n “"5 1 q d 1 . concerns. For twenty yea-rs he vis- u e a we °°“},“.,,§§ XQQ°*,‘,,§§Q°,Y°Z,.Q§Z,,§JF°°' empire lted the textile markets of Europa

0h

Seaman's Club at Halifax is reco8-

operations. Also at bouisburg there

and the small population.

manager said last that the Navy League at Digby has

ned 187

have something like 6.000 of our Sea. Cadets now serving in the

Navy or Merchant

“we have a very close relation- ship wi with Mr. Arthur Randalls.