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F“ |, wascamu pan. all QM gt Braces. I544‘

Paint am .001- rlll vmhnmd .1 n‘ u..&""“"‘ " ‘ “but igpvnnzm and w.’ ‘u since in 111E auction sale oi “Qﬁfam mm mp1 lakpﬁmgsday, May z. 5-1-11 I ,_.i

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DAM BREAKS — The dam at

' . 1 dis River o! t“i..“.‘~‘3€a an: .. ‘h’ broke last Saturday nBht.

m eat weight carried ellayyhgy pone! sort this time

a, Repair work has com- °‘ ad's“ o. is expected to be gfgpleted before l0n8~—$-

"we VICTORY loan speeches

ovcl‘ ‘iglan. -1-- E- .° ‘d da. Heath straps‘ yDarby; Friday’. p, F. McNelll. 5'1"“

HONORED. The loll- news item taken from U10 published at 563511033

“me dew“ ish Bomber ior “We qgrérégiaiilslxiigir Force beiore “Eggnog to the American Unit. “lam uadrou, led bl’ M510!‘ R» 3~ iilaagilwu nearing n; rendezvous mm; with bombers withdrawing £00m m attack on Frankfurt when u,” obggrved three 109s to their lcit and two other enemy fighters later identiﬁed as Woke-Wolf 190s to ‘ha, ﬁght, Two flights oi the squad- rons destroyed all rive with ioutclﬁes o, m; to themselves. 5:1)’ ll! - ioer McGlnty relates i-hlll The ma!‘ o, was leading our flight, I W851 tin; h" ﬂying No 4, he sent a couPF 0

u” boys alter the 19% 8nd 500K U5 {our alter the 109s. It developed into g helluva mined up affair. The mai- o, pkgod out one on t'he left and I my ,, shot at one on the rlahl- 00f m3 men shot down the joker in the middm 1 saw a few hits on ml’ Elly but he swerved 0 L’ ind 51mm" Thunder bolt tool: a crack at him. I ticked 1r, gIOUIld to the leit looking for some more targets and sPOtWd 0

ni to th rishl- I ﬁilﬁdvﬁuktrii‘. some Few bursts ‘no sew solid hits in his leit Win! . root. Smoke was conﬁne out °l l"!

wing and luselage I lllildﬁ I SFlE-TP diving turn and sllw h m n ‘e a distance below me headed straight (o. the ground. He was nosins in at a lerrlilc rate oi speed '- PO. McGinty is a native oi Trent- on oht and enlisted with the RCA. F. in January 20. i041. I-le spell! 01 y“, 1n a North Ireland llospita stills with the Canadian Forces

aim a crash in a Spitfire.

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nus. , heuristic Pains, . scant or frequent pauageal Ii so, remem- uilr‘... I¥§it';‘.‘."“°".,..."€.. "m "c3335 n as uu ma

lo lions and Bradder troubles-la ouch

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MIBTION SALE

The following stock and farm machinery will be sold at. Auction ll the Moyse farm, Central mlquo on the ulna day or May

i One Percheron more 10 your: °| i one milk cow, Holstein node "W l0 lflllhﬂl. harvester mower. like. hay loader, seed dri , mun-I m Iilrcader, gang plow, single illov. lever hurl-ow, diso harrom. lasts smoothing barrows. 2 truck ons, double and single. 2 carts, "If. swingletreea, double wood I. 2 single wood sleigiaa, “Milli sleigh. box sleigh, root Plﬂw. rat or ianuers, grain "mill". lliter carrier, m" ¢l°llllllfl. longs, lawn mower. hand sleigh, pomp tongs. tr blimp, block and tackle.

y l quantity o! * _ _chalns. ‘frilllll Ieparator and many other‘ l d"- Saie begins at 1 o'clock.

"Ins made known at lnle.

HUG“ Mmméiggs. MOYSE, "ML Auctioneer.

_ AUCTION

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SATURDAY. MAY llh "Ilnnlnr at 1 r. M. ‘n Ill! furniture lualuding living- lIl. bedroom and also all cooking cu , rugpl.“ round in a largo lroavalhrl/Iiizol "I'll. llellhl. a number or n", nxlinlllédggﬁnmu other Tern- Cub, ' ll unllt sole In following

HUGH MORRISON. Auctioneer.

cross out

o1 Pridham Johnm

10o coming down at a rather shat? w

__5 evening. April 25.

dellveriu on your roan. "Ti-i

~40! BALI cooker spaniel 1o wfgmo m‘; mullfdlx Ioldcn n» f ' "" "the;

"-10" AT Bedequo Rink a rii hi; £53331. .°.8.‘i‘2‘.“3..‘.‘§..."‘ﬂ.." Wm. Callbeck’: storeyf

' 5-1-11

-lvlmoa connwrzp-zn m, 119011 o! a ﬂu, lire to which the Summerelde Fire Department was called out on Friday Bvﬂﬂnl an error occurred. The lire was at arv.r:.~'e~.v;r=..er.m M» ported.-s_ y M re-

— WOMAN ASSAULT!!!) — It

' is understood that an investigation

l8 belns miide into an alleged 355. auit on a. woman near the Mount Pleull-lll l-lrilvrt. over the week-end. S» hr 8s could be learned m, woman was not seriously injured,

- ANNUAL MEETING _ The Alberton Prince County Exhibition annual meeting was held 0n April 8 at Alberton. The Government grant is again being paid, so pre_ parntlons are being made for a.

- blazer and better exhibition. The

date has not yet been set. The directors are to meet in the near flllllle and the date will be ah- nounoed soon. Plans are under way ior entertainment and saloons on the grounds. All officers were ire-elected this Syear, with Mr. A. D. O'Brien, Pre dent, and Mr. Loo Hodgson as secretary. Now is the time for farmers to prepare to make this the best exhibition yet. Watch tor further announcements!

— BAD GRASS FIRE - Sum- merside firemen were called out shortly after 1 a. m. today for an exceptionally bad grass fire at the old Summerside airport. Firemen said it extended for almost a half mile and threatened several dwell- ings, including that oi’ Mr. Frank Glover. However. no buildings were destroyed. Origin of the blaze is unknown. The old airport, just on the edge oi the town, has been un. used and was covered with long, dry grass which blazed furiously. e fire was visible tor a consid- erable distance—S.

—CONTACT CLUB HELPS SYCl —The Summerside Contact Club com-posed of Air Force Wives has raised the sum of eleven dollars for the Summerslde Youth Centre Inc. from among the members at a raffle held in connection with

their weekly social gathering on Tuesdaiy. The first rize a "hobo bag" onated by rs. A. Lewis

and was won by Jean Beane. Oth-

and B. Halcrow. The meeting concluded with lunch. The mem- bers oi the contact club gather 0n other afternoons at the club rooms for the purpose oi doing sewin for the air iorce hospitals, Red ross work, etc-S.

— CLOSING BANQUET — The closing banquet of the Presbyterian Young Peoples Society was held in the Church Hall on Tuesday The ofiice of toastmaster was veg capably iill- ed by Mr. George . Walker who uttered the opening toasrto "The King” which was responded to by the singing or "God Save the Ki ." The toast. to “The Kirk

on" was proposed by Chester m ’ Y

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Also “How to Play Golf" SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 TUESDAY AT 3.30 I

DOMINION LOAN (Continued from page i.) ed. just. a little less than 35 per

cent o! the obiective has been rai- sed. However. individual

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Dehydration Plant To Operate To End llf May

'"~ Hudson Bsv Mini has” w“ u” M . and &neiting .... am ‘"2" m "0 "u: “la

00.. 0! wlllﬂlDﬂ W h b01111“ 88,- R. 300.000 worth o! bonds. mglgr gggeghi another con- Other purchasers included Tor- M"-

onto Electric Commissioners. 065.000: Oiiicers’ pension Iund oi the Be-nk o! Nova isootia. Toronto. 3500-0001 Wright - Hargreaves Mines Lid" Turunw. 81.200000: Cit-y oi undon sinking fund. $1,. 000.000; American Can CO-[Hﬂlllll- ton and Vancouver. n.

tario Paper 60.. Ltd. Thorold. and The Quebec North Shore Paper 0cm.

are. 2.’...**'s."::h27l.§f1”.§“..l§§ l.‘3;"“...‘t“..‘.‘.‘;‘.“é‘.f.é.’.‘€ ‘éitltiiﬁﬁné’! °‘*‘" “““““’.’.'...‘“§..’t..§.l...°.t""““°' Quality of the processed potatoes tirade, which is rilacgflalaivglﬁigtlielallsgg-Y mltted for export '

charitable

fare of the St, Vincent charitable

SUMMERSIDE

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under Davis Lidstone, a teacher at the school. and Arch. Hopkins was appointed to go ahead with this work. A debating club was organized and has been function- ing and on Thursday evening the club entertained four of its mem. bers. At the close of the business session after the meeting, Davis Lidstone who acted as chairman announced that the club members would have the privilege oi hear- ing a. debut.- on the following sub- ject: "Resolved that the require- ments for continuous communica- tion between Prince Edward ls- land and the mainland can be ade- quately fulfilled by a ferry and air service." This resolution was up- held by Chester McDonald (lead- er) and Miss Alcah Palmer. The Con side was lead by Stewart Mc- Neil, assisted by Ivan Straight. The speeches in all cases were sur- prisingly good, showing evidence of careful research into the sub- ject. At the close of the debate appreciative remarks were made by some of those present and it was decided that the merits were evenly divided. Duri the busi- iless session it was decl ed that the Y's Men's Club would purchase a $500 bond-S.

Vania-us“ ECYLE — At Pleasant Grove. Sun-

day, April 30. 1944 to Mr. and Mrs. Leo M. Doyle, a. daughter.

RICHARDSON -— At the P. E. I. Hospital on April 7th t0 05M- H. G. Richardson and Mrs. Rich- ardson a. son Douslﬂs Ewell-

MnPHERSON - At the Prince Edsi-ird Island Hospital on Avril 29, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MaoPherson, Charlottetown. I son, Andrew Bmcc Drummﬂlld-

Msliluscns

12w. Goodwill. Miss Dorothy Grace MacDonald oi Churchfillnlzglf Andrew Randolph Crosby o

aw.

MacDonald and -. to b the Session: Clerk, Mr. Donald Balner Thll was iollowed by s

reading by Connie Conrad. Mr. W. F. llbrbes proposed the toast to the Young Peoples Society and the reply was given by Mr. Stan- ley Cornell’. to the Church and-its Ministry, "pro by Miss Ro- berta Go l1 and responded to by Rev. C. Carnegy, ‘to the Ladies. proposed by Catherine MacLeod and responded to by Mrs. Car- negy. A pianO 0010 b June Ram- say and o vocal soo b Janet Baker were v%iv much e oyed by all present. e guests p o! the K and Choir. The banquet was pre- pared and purveyed by the Ladies Club of the Church in their usual very capable way and was thor-

member and guest The banquet closed with go singing 0i ‘Avid

Lang Syne."

— Y's MEN'S CLUB — The ex- cellent results oi an experiment in extracurricular education -‘ ‘- ed by the summerslde Y's Men's Club were demonstrate at their regular supper meeting on Thurs- day evening. Reeenty it had he“ We“..“‘“°.J“°...°‘“l’..‘.i2lt3

r e iiaxtotlligrl-iighaﬂool. A committee

Too Late To (Zlasify

FOR sans: - rnac-ron FORD A. Alban Gallant, Oyster Bed Bridge. 5'1"“

Fol: ssps: - HEAVY ISLAND bred horse, vounn and sound. W. a. Jenkins, m Great oeorﬁasltl

l-‘olt sacs: -s AND 4 INCH Boiler Tubini! suitable for vrfll casinos dlraininzﬂ. 0N- A- 31°“, 102 Elm Ave. 5'14 -

A UCTION AT sr. i ELEANOPUS Acting under-functions 0' Mll-

Sulan Cannon. I wlll sell b! Ill"!- lion on u... premise- lll '

rvssosv. MAY 2nd AT 1 r. m.

her homestead farm eonsisilnt 0| 45 acres with barn. This villi”!!! h situated in one oi the best iarnr, In‘ ggollong 0n P. I. l. 1 mile ("Ill 8t. Eleanor-s Railway Station. 2| miles from ﬂuuuuesside. This larm

, is u trad.‘

gorilla? ‘:I:|ne¢hlﬂt‘h't1|!0wla¢|'wr5| gmpggnxea More just aoroaa "It Bllﬂl- A" tire '.'.‘.'.'.'.‘"i: .".':'-...‘;"..':.:"a":...:- wow» on above date RAIN Oll. SHINE. Charlottetown and

Term, (huh Ntﬂh Wlllllilll

. MORRISON. "Us" F Auctioneer.

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ougbly enjoyed by each and every 0f

t. 11v MEMORIAM

DEATHS

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sm- At 20o Great GBOYZB 30$.‘ April m. 1944- M" Ede“ Irwin warm“, aged s years, son o; Mr, and Mrs. John B. Warren. gﬂﬁﬁhlxaﬁe Revere Hotel K111 April so 1944. Mrs. P.S Brown- “ed aifyealrs. lmnerai Wednesdﬂy morning at 9.45 from the Revere

tn ‘ Basilict}. 3&1 ta-lstthamllttflmgri CathoLc Cemetery-

IN MEMORIAM

in loving and cherished memory ALLISON A. AULD Kiusaion '

.838 bounds or express 0 T.

lira. P. S. Brown

have. so iar. only reached 21.3 w» w n» we: w» mm =- 05 mmhlbﬁelﬁiiit .-__. m“ m- wml a“ P" Mrs P8 Brown wile of the late cent oi an‘ gain. tlltnehvallilﬂd- 9.5T Brown whofat one time. was Th, dehydmm‘ mam n sunk lmnTllo {about aundinzuwuwo at” 0v ‘S1103 Mayor o! Charlottetown. merside, owned by Island Foods mm w“. km,’ it'd“ end o! the Mrs. Brown died at the Revere Inc" will operate until the end of hm, weggwm, m, mm “mm, Hote. an institution which she and May ii the la r si lion will al- f; m, m ma“ mum," her husband iounded in i894 and low, Mr. Ailstin A. Scales. Biéesident m‘ u, 599,443 u‘ wmweq Wm, which had nducted until oitilecomoauysaidovert weds. 533,575 a m, “m, Wm m m. the death oi her husband in 1925. and. By the oi May the plant mm yum," 10m, yawn," mm Born on December 18th. 1355. ll 080007.61! in have produced from was"; may“ 1g 573 the da hter oi Catherine and w tons oi dehydrated m, 1am gmveg, veatexmy Richard orne of Charlottetown. “w” was the cmwn we insurance Margaret Lil‘. Thorne married P. Mr. Scales said that since last Company o; Toronto whwh ma“ B, Brown in i878. Three children {all only one shift has been em- chased g3, , o; bond‘ were born to them" a daughter bioyed because oi the labor short- Another lame pure ' Mrs. George J. MacCom-lack, Al-

n. all oi whom are living. her active years. the late

Brown todk tore-st in all kinds she was President of ille St. Charles

Auxiliary and gave time and effort to further the wel-

illmeral will be hold Wednes- day morninﬂ at 9.45 from the Rove,

In City 0f

.Morc Canadians are drinking ﬂavorFULL Chase & Sanborn than ever before.

.Salcs are going up, UP!‘

a verv great. in- oi religious and work. For many vcnrs, much oi her Charlottetown Hospital, 's Orphanaze, and other organizations

- Dally. Bale Comeau. e , '_. re Hotel to St Dunsians Basilica. ~ a -

UoNDcT-_————— 500.000: Saskatchewan Big/- ~ DISLUSShD stock as every Siliililll‘ 059d "WY

i — w?) —~ lVliithd-QGH ators. Ltd.,_ Regina, $1 ,mq; -—— _--.__~- v ——- car h; could get during the entire

are J0 rang the R. A. F. to replaceJloward Smith Paper M1115, 1M, (Qflllitliilrci fromlade ll 5,6350... mid w.» crop been a w: swag; pglgcvrelrlnenhon lpadtrglyhota-i orgaréigationllosizotlilill); St. "i" "——l""iqﬁ'_im normal average tnedresult; today

- ' Ell Ill/e in D B-WPEHBB YDOrH n LtATL, organ- ' ‘_ ' would mean sheer isasteh

dﬂulllﬂlt Dntrols together, only oneWZnT-IOH. $1.250. : t. Lawrence DHVQ Qlli l J‘“‘“"““ P? 283 "Despite our position being so " '1 and Fl 1198 W111 HOW be‘ o°m°mu°n 11011-- 5113911000. - ' .. ' i Febn} ‘*9’ m’ , difierent from that of any other needed’ . ‘ ‘ l! n Mal?" 313 province in Canada. it can be read- . , mcnllsﬁ-D avslNl-SS FOIl 9 \ TY '*”‘ “'37 I zly understood that the members Perso a] TBA!“ CANADA 5m LINES c T°Pal 1565 g“, of the Council will not be too

l] S —-i- ‘The difference in the num cl wlmm, w gram a C.V,.,,..__,,n m

, w‘ wINNI-PEG- MAN» 5'9?“ 25- [vm m“ shim?“ "Cpmsmls p739!“ ! one group of farmers that is not

—Mrs. W. C, Mackay, 33o Elm Ell-lint? llhe ﬁrst three months of ‘Cally, ills "limb?! "f "is Yemam‘ silared by the farmers they mim- Strtﬁé, left Saturday for Sum- gag Aﬁuﬁnnét -°?_1gd3g‘1'3g{,15 Cllll- Mllf-fjll "l? Pwvmce- h h d. halves represent." My. Boulter are.“ P~ R l-"vnvve- Pa» ........s.:zi'.... mares; l il‘...:.°. c: 1.2%?

Lions were made to til.- Govern-

-———~ ‘ ' ,, _ mcnt which, if agreed to, u-ill he "C’§°c*?‘=§'dl*““?li““‘*' 2.. .34.: ‘?3&i.;.‘..“‘.‘.‘....933%‘ » .1 w e mm - -- ~ , g u. - . o» on her vacation. Since she°§nf$§ reﬁndixa? gellftlnc¥géed ‘Es Kaulmim‘ i5 Amt "i lwnuof: Milan. Mr. Barbour is expected to east‘: .225 was“. “f°“¢..“t“‘““ "w c- an r»- 1» 135w =:~.:.:.."a:v.:"...r.v ::.1:1:.‘.a;;=.;;.: 5:... l 9S n ar otte- pounds and express b 81b“; ~, ' Z v ~ ~a _ _ - _ .- -..~--~---- ~- wn.—S. Doundm v i there would b. more tars of table J “mumps Kins PM“ ' ——i_—-~- .. _. .;- J

who paused away May lat, i941. y g 35y you must not sai- ﬂtulgcgﬁrg; 35.5’. dewlth a. chcer

gmllu and a wave or the hell

d into own He llalauxlanggl; n “In b

i' ir it neeldfgwmlllg? b: since he llillﬂ‘! t

ere. And we, 0 we. who wildly earn For the old lime step and l 0 Ill"!

rnlnlrrztlulinlm iarilll on M h" In the love oi there. ll "19 1°"

Thlnkﬂoi eriflm still as the same d 1|; i. :31. mil. lie ls Just awry.

be ed b, M ther, Wile Ever Remain“ Blnﬂxw; o-l-ll. .

m,‘ mqmory oi our dear hniglugd and lather, who New! away Anvil 30. 1942- " on the world were ours to live We'd give it. yea and more

To clasp the hand oi Flt-Ml‘

And hear lion sneak on" 1M"- Ii you have a Pal-her

Treasure him. "ml “F's

For you never know uia valua ‘Till you see hlg vacant chair.

h_ Wlf and Ever Romembemuyj ° o-i-ii.

N. D. MacLean

ATTACK! 'X‘r-i'kcltfX-'l"r.iblifnéf 17.1.2"

ikeynote of Canada's armies this year.

And every attack uses up fabulous quantities of war equipment-machine guns, mortars and tanks-bullets, bombs and shells-vehicles, rad- ios and medical supplies.

That means a steady ﬂow from Canada to over- seas divisions-so that our ﬁghting men may have an abundance of what they need to achieve Victory. Our role at home is to producean

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"PUT VICTORY FIRST“

Curra

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to ‘pig fornwhat QTQLkEEBa 3st,}. With 0..., dollars, we can help pass the ammo-id our boys on every foawazd lino."

It is not enough to convert our savings 1.58 Victory Bonds. We can do more-we must do more. By conﬁning our purchases to strict necessities, we can buy an extra bond and pay for it by instalments every pay day. '

Right now—let us save more—lend more; let US really Victory ﬁrst! ' '

n 6' Briggs Ltd.

Summer-side _

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