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'.,.rrr..vnlxa noivsnar. - A PM 1-(presenting the Kinsmen club of Summersicle are in Am- hersl, N. S.. taking part l-n the ghnuri Maritime Kinsmemcurlinvg honspiel. They are: Elmer Offer. D,-ck Henlhnrn, Harry Dickie and Roy Johnston.-5.

..nE'l'All. MERCHANTS MEET ,-, The numbers of the Retail Mer- chant; Committee of the Summer- Mc Bo.-irri of Trade held a. short Business meeting last evening in the Town Hall at which the mat- ,e, at prnsuring the services of a mm watchrnan was discussed. So far no rl'Ci5ion on applications for me Jon has been made. Alter game d:.-.-tission on store closing hours ll was decided that no o;,,a”Mc tn the present arrange- ments u ul:1d be made un-less con- dlll0llS might warrant it.-S.

-rl'Nl:RAl. AT ALBERTON - Fu.-tsral services for the late Mr. George Profit were held from Albcrlon United Church Tuesday allernncm. The officiating clergy- man was Rev. P. A. Fitzpatrick. Hymns sung were ."Rock 01' Ages” and ”Ab:dc with Me.” Member: of the Masonic Lodge attended the sentccs ill a body and performed the last. rites of their order at the grave. Int.-rment was in the Hill- crest Cemetery. -Pall-bearers were Mes lcd Leavitt. George Mc- neth. )1 rice Perry. W. C. Leav- ji:,- Hex-bet-t Clark, and Harry O'Brien.

-ruxanar. AT S'5IDi.-I ---The funeral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Alice il'xl'(ins0n was held on Thur!-dbl" Inst with services held at t.e Bowness Funeral Home con it-icd by Rev. K."G. Sullivnh of to Trinity United Church. no the service Mrs. (Dr) Lea.

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-ENTERS HOSPITAL .. M,-. William V. DeCoste. supervisor of resist-ration. post office. has en-tar. 04 "he City Hospital. His numer- ous lrlenda loin in wishing him a Weedy recovery.

-BETIJIINS To BASE - Pzc. Joe Sohurman of the U. 8. Air Force has left on return to Kgggler Air Base. Bl-lox-.i. Miss., ,a1te.;- svendms his furlou h with nu Parents. Mr. and rs. Benjamin Sohurman; Sum ” .-S.

-is CONVADISCING - Gun- ner V. J. Bernard of the 'R.C.H.A. is convalescing at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bernard, Alberton. Gunner Ber- nard was quite seniously injured in the train wreck at Canoe River. B. C.. on Dec. 21st'last and in not yet recovered from injuries sus- tained at llhat time.

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--MAYOR WEDGE RETURNS - His Worship Mayor Henry Wedge and Mrs. Wedge have returned from I. trip to Montreal. Mayor Wedge also visited Ottawa and Toronto. in .Montrcal and Oi- farwa he attended an executive meeting of the Federation of Mayors and Municipalities and then proceeded on to Toronto on private business. Mrs. "Wedge re- mined in Montreal.-S.

-LEAVE FOB ONTARIO - Mrs. Lorne Keefe and three child- ren. who have been spending the past couple of months with her parerlls. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Delghan. Summeralde, left on Mon- day morning to join her husband in Brampton. Ont. She was ac- compnnied by her sister. Mrs. Charles Connolly. who will re- main for a couple of weeks and will also visit two of her other sisters in Toronto. Miss Edith and Sister Rita of the Sisters of Serv- ice.-S.

Personals

-Friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs; Laura l-logg. Cape Tra- verse, has found it necessary to enter the P. E. 1. Hospital for treat- ment. and will wish her a speedy recovery.-Bur. .

-Mrs. William Cousins returned to her home in Baltic on Sunday after spending the past few weeks with--her: sings, Mrs. Wlulamnl. Paynier. Bunlintgton.-Bur. '

.- Friends will be pleased to know ilhat Mrs. Charles Taylor, Malpeque. is milking I good re- covery, after an operation in the Prince County Hospital.-Bulr.

- Friends of Mrs. Darrell Pic- ketts. Wllmot Valley', will be glad to learn that she is progressing favorably after an operation in the Prince County Hospital, Sumgy merslde.-Bur.

-Friends of Mrs. Leighton Stew- art, Norboro. who is I patient in the Prince County Hospital. suf- fenlng from "flu" and 'complica- tllqrrahgvvil-Lbe glad to learn that ho; condition is much improved. - ur. r

-Friends of Dr. Austin Delaney. Will!) has been ill at his home in Summeraide, will be, pleased to learn that he has recovered from his indisposltion and expects to be out today--S.

-Mr. and Mrs. Layton Jones. Mt. Pleasant. were recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Turner Moore. Enmorc. '

-The friends of Mrs. A. W. Land of lI.IIIIlCl'Ili:r, ,who has

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been ill in the Prince County Hos- pital. will be pleased to learn that herconditlon is somewhat im- proved.-S.

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A fire which did consider-ablo damage to the interior of the house occurred about three o'clock yu- terday morning at the residence of Mr. Carl Woodslde which is local- ed on the main highway about a half mile east of Summer-aid . A call was put in to the Surnmeraide Fire Department and several of the firernen were called who took out the pumper and with the help of neighbors cceeded in getting it extinguished. , .

The fire originated from the fireplace in the living room and having spread inside the walls was difficult to fight. Several holes had to be cut in floor: and ceilings to get at the .e-blaze. There might have been disastrous consequences as two children were sleeping in the room next to the living room and it was the cries of one of them which awakened Mr. and Mrs. Woodside. When Mrs. Woodside came to attend to it she. found the room filled Wllih smoke and it was with some difficulty that she reached them and removed them to another part of the house.-S.

Make Progress In Construction Of Bank Al S'side

splendid progress is being made on the construction -of the new Royal Bank building in Summer- side. It is expected that it will be ready for the installation of counters and fixtures early in April. At present the plastering is about completed and the ceiling finish of acoustic tile is also-dime. Work on the terrazzo floors will commence in a few days-

This is a very fine building and when completed will provide the most modern in banking facilities. The general contract is held by R. T. Holman Ltd. and it has been sub-lei: to the County Construction Co. Ltdcother sub-contractors are Wright. and Bell Ltd. and n..'r. Morrison Cccnpany.-S.

Band Music For Sllaie Al Crysial Rink Tonight

The skaters at Crystal Rink to- night will skate to music which has-been missing for a long lime in the town of Summersidc. The Summer-side Le8i0n'S newly N83"- ized Town Band will make their m-st.appcarn:nce at a skating arena and a very large crowd. both skat- ers and promenadevrs. are expected to turn out 101- this musical treat. The band has 33 pieces and is re- puted to be all set to give Sum- merside citizens two enioyable hours of music.-IS. I

Original llate For Milk Boost Retained

Mr. Henry J. MacDonald, Dairy Inspector for this Province. and Chairman ofthe P. E. 1.Mllk Con- trol Board' has advised that it has not been necessary to advance the date of the increase of the retail price of milk in Svmmerslde and Kenslngton as mentioned in an article in yesterday's issue-

The date originally set for the advance from 15 cents, to 16 cents per quart was March 4. and W was thought necessary to move this date on to March 11 because of the lmprobobllfty of the n'eces- sary insertion in the Royal 031' ette of February 24- ' -

Mr. MacDonald stated yesierdev that as the Clerk of the Executive Council had managed to set 019 announcement in the Raoynl Gazette before the March 3rd edition, the date would remain as originally announced. March 4.

In accordance with section 8 01 the Act in reference to the func- tion of the Milk Control Board. notice of an increase in price must be announced in the Gazette. and in into issues of a daily newspap- er. .0

MARK cnoss. Sussex. England. Feb. Ell--(Reuters)-Ernest Shin- well. M. son of the British Defence Minister, today was fined. 2.000 poundn or three months imprison- ment for .spending more money on replirsyat his Sussex farm than his government buildings permit allowed. A local court fined the builder; 1.000 s pcundat -or three months.

LAND or we The area of' the Antarctic con- tinent is estimawd at about 5.000.- 000 square miles.

1 Donald serving majors for fighting.

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Crystals. Take 2 -. Game Lead In Semi-Finals I 0

Series With The Bummenida. Crystals stole Box-dan'a uaunlvthird-period thun- der laat night at crystal Rink. barging through for three goals in the last five minutes of play to de- feattho National: 5 to 2. and take a two-game-to-nil stranglehold on the East Prince Intermediate A hockey championship. The third game of the series will be played in Borden Thursday nlghty and if a fourth game is ncce y. Crystal Rink will see the two finalists in action Saturday night.

Gordon Gutcliffe and Gerard Bernard each shot a. brace of tul- lies for the victors. Cutcltffe win- ning the Victory Gleaner award for most valuable player on his all- round aggressive play.

Neither team scored in the first period though both missed some ex- cellent chances. Cutcliffe opened the scoring late in the second per- iod on a wicked drive which caught the upper 'left corner. 0. I-iowatr evened it up when MacLean. stick- handllng beautifully. worked his way almost to goalmouth, when he was blocked Howatt picked up the loose wafer and banged it into the twlnes from close range. Joe Ber- nard, flying down the right boards, shot from an impossible angle but the puck apparently struck goalie Richard's skate and trickled behind the line. with Muttari; and P. Mac-

E. Darrach took a pass from Camp-

lod to knot. the count at 2-all.

A flurry of five quick penalties were handed out in the third frame but were killed off without damage. At the fifteen minute mark Cut- cliffe took a clearing pass from Tralnor and put his team in from with a sizzling shot. Jimmie Qrady

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got one or the insurance talllu. soloing down the left boards from the red line to beat Richard from! quite far out. Exactly one minute afterwards Joe Bernard scored cm prettiest goal of the night pulling the goalie out and slapping the wafer into the open not. .

Line-ups:

Borden - Goal. Richard; de- fence, Muttart. E. Darnch. Dalzeli, Hcnneasey; forwards, Campbell Howatt, Dorsey, McLean, Picker- ing. J. Darrach.

summerslde -. Goal. Jordan: de- fence. A. Gallant, 'P. MacDonald, J. Grady. L. Shields; forwards. Ram- say. Landry, Cutcliffe. Farmer Kelly, Bernard. Doucette. Trainor.

SUMMARY First Period

IVU SCOIIS. Penalties .. Shields.

-Second Period l-Eummersirh. Outcliffa liar 2-Borden. l-lowatt 1

tMacLeant . 15.29 3.,-Summerslde, Bernard 17.20 4-Borden, E. Darrach

(Campbell) .. 1025

Penalties - Doucette. Muttnrt (major). MacDonald (major). Third Period 5--Summerside. Cutclitfe (Trainer) 15 15

6-Summerside. J. Grady 17.28 7-Summerslde, Bernard (P. MacDonald) .. . 18.28 Penalties -. Gallant, MacDonald, (2). Campbell, shields. Referees - Caloren and Razavet.

Intermediate

The "Freetown Royals won the) East Prince Intermediate "B";

championship last night at Bede- que rink, defeating the Albany St. Pats 9 to 5 to lake the round 12-8. The game was played be- fore one of the largest crowds; seen in Bedeque rink this year.'

The goal-tending of Taylor in the Freetown net was of a par-' ticulnrly high'order. especially fill the final period when he kept the tampaging St. Pats off the score! sheet again and again. The Free-I town team seemed to have motel endurance and came along strong l in the third period.

Lineups:-

Albany: Goal. E. Noonnn; dc- fence. W. Cameron. L. Camera.-hi

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R. "Bradshaw, E. Mutizirl. A. Murray; forwards. Van Ember. Dougay, MacLeod, Noonnn. Du-

var. Bradshaw. J. Macl-lndyen. W. MacFadyen.

Freetown: Goal. E. Taylor; de- fence. 'W. Campbell. A. Waugh, B. Reid; forwards. W. Simmons. R. MacMurdo. G. Somers. W. Mill, C. Mill, A. Mr-Alec. E. Payn- ter. P. Gardiner, R. Smith.

Summary:-

Flrat Period 1-Albany. G. MucFadyex-

(Duvor) 2-Freetown. MacMurdo,

(W. Simmonst 3-Freetown. W. Simmons.

(MacMurdo) 4-Albany. L. MacLeod 5-Albany, L. Macteod,

(N. Van Ember) 6-Freetown. MacMurdo 7-Freetown. C. Mills Penalties: None.

Secohti Period 8-Freetown. MacMurdo,

(So a. Simmons) 9-Albany. N. Van Ember.

(N. Dougay)

10-Freetown. R. Smith

Penalties: None. .

Third Period 11-Freetown. W. Mills.

(c. Mills. R. Smith-) I 12-Freetown. W, Simmons.

(W. Campbell) 13-Freetown. G. Some.-rs,

(R. MacMurdo)

14--Albany. L. Duvar.

Penalties: None.

Referee: Dr. Vince Grant

GRANBY. Que.. Feb. 27 - (CP) - City officials said today that about 1.000 persons. including 500 school students, are sick with in- fluenza here. However. schools are still open despite 50 per cent attendance. " - '

MONTREAL. Feb. 27-(GP)-Ah mand Duhamel today was fined 02,000 for renting room above the prices board maximum. and for not posll-sz in each room the rent fixed by the board.

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