'1 MAY 3. 1944

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5A1} null. unfurnished wmffconlln. I-lsif mile east of i Bidl. apply John Hepiririr. u Granville street, Summelésizde.

_ sALE Iii-ban seed osts, “m inspected. Appi Keir

‘$111K?’ Halniltim. s a i-e-sl.

,_wANTED maid for generil t

k, Must be able to coo lijggifwfége... Apply Capitol The- m,’ sununerside, 5-3-81- JflIIVE Wednesihl evening my 3rd for Dickson-Kenyon Worl Famgus Interpreter of the Dra- matic Art. High School Audiugriauqil.

-FAMILY BEREAVED - Mrs. Qwn calrns, Freetown. has receiv- fl-j the sad news of the death of he, nlther, Mr. Judson Burns. ‘omerly of Freetown and now of Kelfleld Saslc, at the a e of 'l'l ynn, who died April 2 th.Much sympathy ls extended to Mrs- cairns in her bereavement.

..A'I‘TENI) FUNERAL-Afr. and M“, 1.. W. Saunders and Miss “man Saunders. Cila-rlottetzlwn were in Sumnierside on Saturday

funeral Mrs.

DRI-ITURNS ‘FROM KINGSTON v

_Rlght Reverend G. J. Macllellan '4. G.. Summerside, has returned hon... after attending the enthrone- ment of Archbishop OSullivat-l to the Archbishop it. of Kin ston. 011- tario. Monsignor Macbel an was one of the speakers at the banquet tendered His Excellency after the enihronemcnt. S,

‘INVESTIGATION CONTIN- igns - An investigation into an Alleged assault on Mrs. Jean Mc- Kenzie. who resides near the Mount Pleasant Airport is being contin- ued, she told police she was chok- ed into unconsciousness by on alr- mm and then apparently beaten over 1h.- head with a glass lamp. ller assailant. slie said, entered her home litter midnight Friday and when sh: asked him to leave he at- tacizzll hcr. Several hours later she invoke in n pool of blood with her

ad cut. A lamp standing on a iabh liad been smashed. She was ilone in the house at the time. Mrs. McKenzie is employed as a wait- ress et the airport.

—S. \‘.C.I. DIRECTORS MEET -Thl directors of the Summerside Youth Ceiltrc Inc, met oil Monday evening and many items of busi- nest were discussed. It was decided that the educational committee

—!IEA.B 3i. ent British

- 10h. addressed it meeti

Wshs linot.

00mins, sis-gun IIUI Bill Ill! Guides,“ gran“ Mn“

nuns-m» -vuainmesuslun i

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Ind black irun tt-inu: lbe llfnlifiiiiii. M‘

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__ -ooox pandas u: automo- bile and rsdio store“ n;

Braces. thaw if DRUM-Kenyon. emin- Drsnllaflst. Hilhhschool

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III!

DEQBJITQQGE? “nfiwfifinfi Jksnvoll ill the

glfigh School Auditorium tonight at

—IIEAII. VICTOR-Y loan speeches

' over CHGS at 0.25 p.ln_ Mondgy.

I... R. Allen; Tuesday, Dr. John p, ¥fil§ggiaiyilileviaiiefififly Heath Strong; D. F. MCN€ill_ 5.1.51

—I’OS5IBLY the finest dramatic irfliiii you have evern been privileged to hear at the High School Audi. tigriiunn toiiglétsh atmsalasbmcgson. Don't fail w attend N '5"f3“§§j

—GAVE TEMPERANC . DRESS — Miss Rosemmig 13%, Field secretary of the Ontario We. mens Christian Temperance Un-

I18 of wo- me“ Saul-I'M)’. in the Baptist Hall Summerside. Giving an interesting talk on the subject of temperance Mid the conditions that exist with regard to same in Ontario under Government Control. s.

—FRIEND mas - w, ' _ A. S. McKay, summersidefgicelii/reii word last week of the death in Bos- ton of an old and revered friend. Dr. Harry l)_. Dinsmore. He had been a practising physician in that, city for 45 years and hllll made h number of visits to this Province-

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—TO RESIDE IN MONCTON- Mr. and Mrs. Burton R. Powel who have been residents of Sill - merside for the Dost seven years, left Saturday morning for Moncton. their former home. where they will in future reside, accompanied by their 0W0 children. _ Powell, during the period of their residence Summersidl. has been cnrplovcd in the iob printing deimltmcnt of the Journal Publishing Cd-s

—FUNEIIAL SATURDAY—- The

ulternoon from his late residence and was ntteildecl by a large num- ber of people who callle to pnv their last respects The funeral services wore held in 'l‘rlnitv United Ohilrch with interment in North Berlcque Cemetery. The pallbearers were: P G. Clark. R. L. Mollison. Dr, J.

r.i;lui:l pressed with the nrratlgo- ‘C. Simpson, Jnincsconnell, Doll-

meiit of night classcs at the I-Iigh Schotl ilild proceed with the hiring

0i tezcilrrs up to five in numheim

mat will bc necessary to conduct the classes and the S. Y. C. I. will assume the responsibility of pay- ineiit for tile balance of this school term ii necessary. Mr. r. V. Han- cock reported that the Board of lradc \.ol:l;l discuss the matter of the band instruments at. their next nesting. Mr. Pat Ryan, Welfare Officer. and Truant Officer, re- ported on eighteen children that do not attend school regularly and 3e said that in most o!‘ the cases 1.16 parents WJfe ilot interested 111:1 ll-euld make no effort to send iila children to school. It was the consensus of opinion that some action should be taken against the vrrenu. The question of leaders iii‘ physical training and summer {P0115 was left with the Recreation Jimiiliitse to be dealt with before lne next Directors’ meeting.

‘AUCTION

AT CARLETON

IIavi 1d W m" anwon my form, I will sell

WEDNESDAY. MAY loth Brrinninr at I O'clock r. M. flurry‘ stock, implements and bal-

"rffawillll in Dirt of

h“ milk sows

"'4 "ti" rvllnf ‘$1.1?- slui sll binder,

lnelu “mf- ihmhinll Restraint allu.

5- NS. where he

Bid Biker. A. McNcllL-S

—IIECEIVES PROMOTION -- _Lleut. D. Blair Baker of Summer- _sldc has been promoted from the ifilllk of second Lieutenant to

lL-tutcllant. it. has been announced‘

lat the Canadian Ordnance Cums ‘TYflIlllll-ll Centre. Barriefield. Litut. Baker attended Acadia University from 1938 to i941 and in i943 gra- duated from McGill University with the Degree of Bachelor‘ of En- Rlneerinfi- lie enlisted in the Can- adian AITIIV on July l5. i943. He

the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Baker of Summerslde-S

-—NEW PASTOR HERE ON MAY 7TII — The Rev. Ernest J. Barrass who recently accepted a call to the

astorate of the Summerside Bap- is scheduled to enter upon his duties here on the first Sunday in May, Rev. Mr. Barrilss comes to Summcrsirle from Truro. has been the past- or of the First Baptist Church for more than fourteen years. He has long been morn ed as s. gifted and able preacher, and his work at Truro has been outstanding. I-Ie is reported ta be particularly act- ive in young copies’ work. both among the cplege students and with the many members of the armed forces who have been sta- tioned near Truro. In addition Mr. Barrass has always taken an active interest in civic welfare and won for himself a, place of high esteem among the residents of 'I‘rirro.

Personals i- I -Ven Archdeacon G. B. I-lar- rison Sumerside is in Halifax at-

"n" "I011 box cert . . plows, hsr- alng a meeting ol the executive i“ “"3"” Synod-S

have. sleig m;

""510 and unfit: now on this large o‘

A want ty ll: ha (sq i hm also s qiunt ty of house-

Terml Cssh.

I! d n umzyhzulrnflt sale on next dsy

ALBERT WEEKS. d‘

"WI! luoluusoiv H“ Auctioneer. '

AUCTION

5T CAP! TRAVERSE

0'“ iii m, h'A&:"I::I:‘I‘IG o! help I wllI

FRIDAY. MAY 51h

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-w. Harold Nicholson Elmer-l his position as C.N ket agent at Bim-lmerside after iouir months in Charlottetown where he served as train disDatcner.—S

._-Ii'riends f Mr. WA. Cuiirio cre- t meander? at tho sign: (g R-T-

1min ill DO ho buliehrn that his condition V .—-§

glsasod to

much irnmo ed

ill t to team thatmfirfrllriiifillwehirileggn resident invtigamr of the Wartime Prices nnd ‘lradg Board in Summerside has had to enter the Prince County I-I tel to underiw an event-ion for a-iipcndivi" --5

Too Late To ClasifY

GIRlT-WANTED ron 1.10m

has re- H. tic-

arby; fiiday, _

funeral of the late Dr. Thomas‘ Campbell Whose death occurred April 27th was held on Saturday

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-_ .__ _ _i~'_>_Iieiu_n_ V n‘ ALSO NEWS SHOWS 7.30 - 9.15

THURSDAY AT 3.30

Alloof Fires ilause Damage At Suilliiiersids

lslilht dams”.

Victory Loan Slogan Appeal

ton-y so gns could easily be combined into one s

esl tbI-t would mun much e

ye o esas. Such an appeal would read:

"Come on Canada” since "Noth-

Matters now but Victory" we a you to “Back the Attack" snd “Breed the Victory". You csn "Help Finish the Job" soon if you will just "Put Victory First."

The leins use in tbo comp- signs were just as important and compelling as the slogans. The first three loans saw the use of the torch, maple leaf and the oom-

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Variety Show In Saint Paul's Hall Last Night

_ Uiitlcr the cilre-ctioll of Miss Mar» le Gaudc. the Young, PEtlp s‘ club‘ 0f bi Films l-lirisli stitgeci tneiri lvarlety show ill St, Patti's Hail on Tuesday evening to n cnpncyw m“; icilce which ivas thoroughly enjoy-i

‘ed by all present. The entire com- F1.

iRiiiiY flhfiicd tn;- .'llOW with a pat-‘ lriotlc toutil bl’ the“ rendition of “O Cannon’ Alld p uteri "O\lr| Armed l-‘crccs cli Polaris" made up‘ the the Girl Guides, Mary Gduclet,‘ Anita McNclli, Mary Huzstis, Marie‘ .Arsennult, Joan Cnhill, Frances Peters and GIT]; Ill Costume ' r '1‘ lie Forces Rt .'.l K8113’. Peggy‘ Powsrs, t. Powers, Nan Mc-, Inns. Una Gallant. A song and dance by Marlene Hucstis \\'£l- thoroughly enjoyed and "Pistol Pnckin‘ Mama" with prcfe . . .

oi" tile (lays when

' cf inc hide Edwards 511i nmersidc ,

Bobble Bloc- liizlnher “Jazz (In (xcepiiolially good . yed rotllnrktiirls talent, in uailliy to ilillldiC the drum

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his ‘sticks I Arnold AFFQIIZIUH, Gerald Arsen-

ault, Sonny I-Iucstls and Bobby Blasqulere drew rounds of applause with their number "The Day of {Hitler's Funeral" and the way they, ‘lltit over "Right in Der Fuehrers lwlflf." \\.'lS something that c-ven" 7*'d'i€l‘ himself wcilld have enjoy-i e .

.‘ne one act play staged by the IS Paul's Dramatic Club was presented with the following cast, of lplayers: William Cameron, Ar- thur Ciow, George Clow, Lois Cum- eron, Matthew Arselmult, and Wil- fred Arsenault. In ills portrayal of a diillctli. part ns rison Warden Mr. Cameron more t an upheld his excellent reputation for good act- ing and dramatic ability. Appear- ing for the first time with the St. Paul's Dramatic players’ Mr. Arthur Clow gave n good account of hlmscxf in n highly diiiiculi; role and carried it off with the case of, an experienced player. Miss Lois Cameron was splendid in her pzlrtl

tatioli with Sizmmerside audiences as a seasoned dramatic player. Fli- lllll! iii minor rolcs Messrs. Matthew and Wilfred Arscuault were quite adequate ill tile parts assigned to them. play was directed by Mr. George Ciow who also played the tit-lo role.

The second of the enter- tainment was opened with selec- tions by the members of St. Mary's Choir. Mrs. Charles Cnhill, with Mrs. Clarence Steele as pianist, sang “Dear Old Pal of Mine" snd was heartily enoored by the aud-

"The Dancing Nymphs", Mary Huestis and Mary Arsenault, found s place in the hearts of the aud- ience by their charming and grace- ful numbers.

The Rosary by Mrs. Fred Bisc- quin snd Mrs. Clarence Steele fol- lowed end was beautifully rendered by them, their voices blending in

rfect harmony in this old svor-

te.

Professional ability was certainly displayed by the Power Sisters in their Song nnd Dance Act, and was one of the hish spot-s of the entire show. A solo "Country Gardens" by Mrs. Clarence Steele followed and w“ mp1, with generous applause! from the audience.

Two ladies (Probably Msdamo| Guelds snd Marie) created s div-. ersiml with a burlesque set and-

AT u "o0" hufluqfln" “mu o‘ “'0' inept the audience in sn uproar fol-l m‘ nahfidmdrmlmnsw: n; ch53 m, . u” ply BA em oust-dish. 5 3 n few with their lllllllluhil§gfflggm°n "mnwn n, ulna i glflt_. I03 BALI, MOVIE PROJECTOR- sntics. government house leader. sold it b work el-nq, 1e h.“ “mo, 15 mm. astman. 6 f ,roof The Grand Finale by the entire been intended to proceed with de- i v Ills-I fsrlls w on (sl- fulfil. Like new. $0000 rite company "The Vivi-WY Peikvibeu on the bill Thllfldly but ll:- "ltnewl. I bu out. I ‘l’! low "B" ousrdisn 54'“- il" i" S “M” m” w" "WT" hearing protests from Ilfon. R. ha“ "l"! f. grain ‘ 8r, I ousi Y eMOYEd l0 911 ti"! i110" W110 2B. Henson (PC — York Bunbur!) mill hone bee, potsin . I051‘ IN CITY-KEY! 0N RING. missed it on the opening night will J, 5_ 9014mm, q c, p, l; , m, . nll spoiler. y Flndel’ notify Ousrdlen- Re - hnvp sh o porttmty of seeing it and .1. 1r. Blsckmore. social credit ' ‘when. wish for 5-3-31 r gdnesdfly) when i Will Muse leader he agreed to post- Ph» "um separator IIQIII; be re . The proceeds wll be‘ of n, “b”, nnm m" ‘killi- flrlvlns‘ Ol- Ion BALE - INTERNATIONAL rol- charitable purposes the thll-lirsi “mm” ' malls-g: . n" lllilflglfihhllfil it ton truck, tires and motor o, m, good ma... o, 3h, l‘ - 53,9“. n I m“ l, m h, m... .':..."-'*::...--l' ell: - "rerzrrr ’“ “ll-iii r.‘ "star: "time “er-e e3" a steers: e...- "IMQ 1° in" °"°*"'3- 1th” m‘! m’ bmCOIIIIIQNQ com-

us n “Y ll Infli sols on next hi.

________Z___. AN IIDN STATI

"HG" JAMES N CAMPBELL.

F- MORRISON ‘ .

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n hes been estimated that film" -_ g nl rad iron 0N frlgiihfinllieg lll ghlesltah: a was:

. RECIPROCAI. AID

Almost 90 per cent of the medical su of the American rtmvy in Al! supplied by thUBrII-llll.

Ito ‘l.

and definitely enhanced her rcliu- Pm

riav snd exploit it with the theories of fxlie infiationist:

nlando dagger. The last three have all been based on the ‘V’ for Vic- ry sign made so famous by Wins- ton Churchill The fourth loan used he. . . - of the Morse code; the fifth had the Winged V and the present loan uses the some Win ed

V in conjunction with the num

II to form the Roman numeral

Monthly Meeting Local 6. W. L.

The regular monthly meet-in o! the Charlottetown Sub-di ion C.W.I... was held in the League Hall last evening. The President. Mrs. W.J.P. McMillan, W38 i.n the chair. and the meeting was opened bv prayer recited by Rev. Louis A. Dougan. Chaplain. Minutes of the April meetings were read and 8n)- proved. and uuTIESDOIIKIQIICG in- cluded communications from: Mrs. E.F. Glennon. National Secretary; EKG Spencer Co.; Byrne Sanders, Chair W

aid and Lac Weir, C_A.D.; Isaac Doucette and family. Following the reading of chalnmans letter . T.B. copies of Consumers’ News were distri- bulted to the members. Tentative plans were discussed in regard to donations to the Ffimitle Fluid and to the holding of a ‘fast Day when a date for some may be procured. Mrs.J.E. Cullen will be convcnor of this work. Conveners present briefly outlined plans for carrying out the work in connection with their cem- mlttees, Boxes will be sent weekly to the boys on service and will packed bv a. committee of members with Mrs FE. Christopher in charge of "Mothers Comer" War l.

e ce.

The President. Mrs. Mclvflllan. will be voting delegate to the Diocesan Convention, with Mrs. J. H. Blanchard. alternate. AddItIOIlII delegates alre Mrs. R J McDonald. and Mrs. Katherine Creamer. Mrs. Arthur I-Iowatt was named sub- division delegate to the National Convention.

Rev. Father Doulzan briefly ad- dressed the meeting extending to the President, his best wishes for success during her term. in the all- embralclng work of the Catholic Womens’ league. The Reverend

|Chaplain's talks are ever an incen-

tive to the members to lrive of their best "For God and Canada." The ed the veners of the, several committees {or the courting fiscal veer as fol- ows:

Membership, Mrs J .I-I. Blim- chard; Wolr Service, Mrs. J. E. Cullen; Mothers Corner War Wonk. Mrs. F. . i My stubs. MrlnsAJ. gloigisntt: (Islllltiflll- ons. Mrs. 61> I dull

. G McMLh

G es, Mrs McGuilaan, Soc- ial Service, Mrs. P.J . ad)‘ Book Review Miss Hilda lis.

(Continu d_f_rgl\\1J_l.Ie_l.) __

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‘Even a second lsyvortlf while. When you Iend to hasten Victory, you help bring back our fighting men and women sooner. Invasion, Victory, the saving of many precious lives-now depend on a super-abundance of supplies and munitions. Get into the fight with your Victory l Loan dollars-help shorten the war-by lending

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every dollar to Canada you can possibly spore. _1

ijctonvrinstr

BUY vicrollv nouns;

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THE RODDS

of PRHQCE EDWARD ISLAND By E. S. I).

(Continued from pa“ 4)

' feet Thcophilus t‘

Rodd shall not intenneddle with» or have any right or interest in law in said land_ and premises as above men- tion: the profits and etc., to Con- inue to Lucy Peppel-ell and to paid to her by the trustees. In case Lucy Pepperell shall die with- out havlng any issue of her body lawfully begotten, Theophilus Des- bris all and may im- mediately aftcr her decease pos- sols snd enjoy for himself all the prggerty aforementioned."

o msrrisgs settlement

Eons snd earnings of bulb. cs9 figures, he , showed tbcl banks had not enjoyed abnormal!

profits.

Legislation now under consider ation, ‘ the ssnendmcnttlfn the bank m, the es h-i

rnent not and Provision for n farm improvement loan act, were part of an important reform program which was particularly timely. '

Canada looked forward to s. per- iod in which there would be trons- idon from wsr to

imports should be both strong and flexible. The reforms were directed to that

end.

"In my opinion we mould bl foolhsrdy indeed to r sniao it com lately along radical neg as si mat r of political doctrine or tee-i tics, or to tamper with its tnteg-‘

soc

sdiool," said m. Ilsley.

90d ily. Another branch of

to e snd mittee without delafy.

After Mr. llsley inished speaking he s the debate snd the Commons then began consideration

khan-department estimates lnthe snd silver ls though meant for jgyides

I ‘DII NII.

oviden es t to i tb id etrlysmcegtsln Iiglepeildgnc:

seemed l-lsrdl necessary as Theo-

philus ROdd icd in 185i at 32 years

'modern reproduction in chromium Eloisa and black tile, displa two lack-leaf clover: on s br t sil- ver shield which has s blac band across the top. The crest. which surmounts the shield is rather dif- ferent from the ordinary heraldic figures generally used. It is the naked figure of s. man represent- ing the colussus of Rhodes bear- i over his shoulder s bow, the r5 t hand holding In arrow, the l t hand raised alloy, the head holding s bell of fire with rays surrounding the head. The R0 d motto "Recte omnia duce Dco" may be translated "God being my leader all is right.” Lieut. George Parker Rodd has this shield, crest and motto on his stationery, a source of rightful pride for one who. with notable ancestors, help- ed furnish the line with notable descendants.

In the Rodd plot of the old Pro- testant cemetery on the Malpeque Rosd, Charlottetown, there is s stone to Charles A. Rodd who died in i870 st the sgq of 29 years. No one seems know who he was but it is singular that he was the same age as Lieut. Parker Rodd. lately

dow never married

in rec t. Paul's for tho use and benefit of the moi‘. 8000 to her niece Mrs. Wm.

ddleton of the Malpeque Road and the remainder of-her estate irl=~ cludiM her house on Kent Street to her niece Lucy Callaghan who bid lived with‘ her in her old age.

Rodds of Prince lldwsrd

tn‘, reflected glbw by other branches of the family. et it is interesting to note that be older branches of the family in lmglnnd have been prominent for many centuries. Burke in an old edition of the Landed Gentry writes that the family of Rodd is spoken of as “memorable in the Sir Rennell , Rennell of Rodd. writing some years ago to s Rodd ducendsnt on this continent said that the name d was derived from s snt of lsnd (s manor) in Hes-etc hire on the Welsh bor- der. mode in consideration of the