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state of Germany, with an area of‘ nltrogcuolls foods and about. 90 per some 30.000 square miles. cent. wnfrr

The Connecting Link Between Nova Erotim (and Prince Edward Island I945 NOVA SCOTIA - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND FERRY SERVICE

Except that, on authority of the Oil Controller. on Mondays. Tues- days, Wednesdays and Thursdays during MAY AND JUNE, the II s.rn. IIIII l pJn. sailings wiii he cancelled unless ‘hero l! evidence that the other crossings will not carry tho traffic nﬂcrinr.

Leave Wood Islands 8.00 fLm. 2.15 pan. Leave Caribou 12.00 noon 4.15 p.m. __‘ NORTHUMBERLAND I-‘ERRIES LIMITED

AREA OF BAVARIA IUIQSIIRIIOEIS MOSTLY WATER

Bavaria is the second largest, Edibli- mushrooms contain somei

M. V. PRINCE

WOOD ISLANDS. P.E.I. (‘ARIBOIL N. S. LUN ‘HES SERVED i6 Miles from Piciou) SAILING SCHEDULE (DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY) ALL SAILINGS DAYLIGIIT SAVING TIME May 1st to Sept. 30th

Leave Wood Island! 7 a.m. ii a.m. I pun. r

Leave Caribou ' 9 a.m. 1 p.m. 5 p.m.

October let to Ndvembrr 30th

CHARLOTTETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

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I ii. P. S. S. Bay of Fundy Service

CANCELLATION OF SERVICE

S. S. "Princess Helene" will not operate he- tween Saint John, N. B., and Digby, N. S., on the following dates: -

MONDAY May 2ist

~TUESDAY May 22nd w" MONDAY May 28th

TUESDAY May 29th

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Also Cnrioon and Last -Chapt. “SPY SMASHERS“

Liners Performed Big Task In War

LONDON, May 24 -— iRxzutersl~ Britain's giant. trans-Atlantic liners,

o'clock. Please note h in the afternoon. Rev. E. C Evans. Minister. 5-26-11.

the Queen Marv and the Queciii . Elizabeth, pfiRnlDnl-llke lll grey Minister. 546-11.! war paint s.nce one spring of i940‘ nave steamed more ill-iii ooopooi ‘ _ miles, CQUIVIIIEIII. o: sis Journeys. “limb CHAILQL. — 'l"he sewicesldate. around the world, i0 bring safciyifvl” 311110113’. Mm’ 2'7"! 8W B6 fvl-led as

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This column of Iooll Interest, hilt sdverthi of s newry nature may be

at ﬂvereente o word, strictly ‘psy-

able in ndvnnce.

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nsucs.

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“L. M. roow a co. u unload- ing a shipment. oi doors.‘ 5-25-21.

AFTER JUNE l, the office of DI‘

E. B. Glddings will be located a

222 Queen Street. 5-32-01.

Togas ROGERS nannwanuloo. lime " o? more” 2:”: . 5- -

TRYON - BONSHAW BAPTIST CHURCHES, Sunday, May 2'1 Bonshaw 1i A. Rev. C. A. Hicks,

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TREE ooze-iv Men's wool v-

neck. sleeveless sweaters slightly soiled. Regular price “DO-on sale $1.50 at. Henderson and Cudmores

5-25-21 MEN'S fancy coat sweaters, re-

gular price $4.50—on sale 82.50 at Henderson and Cudmores r

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CAVENDISII NITED CHURCH. -.;:'uiiday, May 37th. A spcxiial m. vice will be conduuicd in the Cav- enitdsh United Church. at 7.30 RM by the members of the Yolncg "Wed W People's Union.‘ Rev. E fin, Minister.

MONTAGUE BAPTIST PASJ TORATE. - Sunday, May 27th,! Montague 1i A, M. Muirmy Har- bour South 3 P. M. liiiufa-v Rlver_ 7 P. M. Mmtﬂgue s. s. io A. M. CIIARG Lic. W. D. Johnston.

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CHURCH. Belfast. -5ervices eun- diay, May 27th, will be as follows:- Worsliip at 3 P, M. Evening at 8 7.30 l", M, Log u; our of service on the Lords Du

RECEIVES SAD NEIVS --Mrs.

, N. Finlay Ferguson, Victoria, has marriage oi her received the sad news of the death Katherine Anne, of her sister, Mrs. Geo. S. Miir- Flying Officer H ray. Cambridge, ‘Mass. gay was formerly Miss Mary ory H

oyce of Bonshaw, P.E.I. BYTERIAN CHURCH IN

PRES CANADA. — Brookfleld Charge. iservices next Lords day as follous. Brookﬁeld ll A.M. Huntsville 3 —

note change oi hour in ‘Hunter River. Donald Nicholson

TRYON UNITED CHURCH PAS-g

across the ocean 1,2:.0,Ui)u lighting? 1°W5I C1196 TTEVETSB 11 A- M- T317011‘

men of the United Nations, it nus

Britain has rendered no charge to the United States for these siliip- ping services, which cc "iiiulc a considerable item 0i reverse lenti- lease.

t The full story oi the wartime service of the "Queens" now re- leased begins with the historic meeting of bhe ocenn glinzs in Ncwi York harbor in Much, 1940. ‘It tells also of their transformation into military camps, Willi the soft lights and sweet music replaced by the blackout and the loud speaker.

With the entry oi Japan into the war they were placed at the dis-

? posal of he United Suites Govern- ment and begun their long service as transport; for United States troops. At, that; moment. of crisis, they were ln Norili American waters, undergoing periodic overhaul. On Feb. 18. i942, tilirce days after the fall of Singapore, iIie Quccri lvlary steamed from Boston for Sydney with 8,200 Unitcd Stntcs troops and

, three weeks laer the Quccn Eliz-

ation. In the Queen Mary's record of

war service, one voynsc is urmed he

not end until Ani-ll i943. Durinc

‘East Indies. owl Australia. stcom-

thnn 30000 troops.

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, officially revealed. Saturday. iA- Jardme- 5-5» B D»

w ll be pixaicilunl; on Sunday, May 27th ail Cross Roads M. 11 A. M. Alexandra at 3 P. M. Hazielbrook ati 7.30 P. M. The ordinance oi bap-

___ _ ments are with United‘ Kingdom, BM," Australia, China, New ZBJIHIIdyH p’ v ,, n . Indie and the French Committeei m 1g“! fvgacgfylbprlaqﬂiiimilg (if; of National Liberation . e e“ ° e ~ “' Under in; agriecments, upon ces- sation of ostil ties in any ma 0r $3Qimggmgisimgguiyfnggg 92;: theatre of war any wiir supplies c Africa E-vpc Arabia the British “n “u” i“ m“ Unit“ "Elm" “'13s ' r- ' ‘ war in those theatres “revert to 1 q H’ ‘ > q l, _ Canadian ownership except. gigrgmaiax‘ 4gﬁngooqhﬁl "°'}'10?,"'f':u',‘," supplies d€5Llil€d for a theatre oil go Bv the time she rwchcd home wwt- Mr :1“ which 305mm“ ha“; gin "is "GM" Sh" had can!“ mme Iglilscrcligfl‘ Sagas: rdlrfidfucllivaoﬁheﬁi Tm Qmwn ‘law Pqvmd DAM, supplies as the Government of “on 1m- m, m“

P. M. Crapaud 7.30 P .M. Rev. J 5-26-li. CHURCH SERVICES. — ‘There

5-25-11. l

unis BAPTIST CHURCH. ... A‘ I M‘ Morning Worship at 1.1 A.M., will be coxiclucned by one Ioev. I. Jud- son levy, B.D , with sermon "The Second Millie. The anthem “Geintly| and lord, O Gently Lead Us" (Welsh. Air». 'll.ie Qhurcli School niccts to; Bible Study period under the dir- ecioion of Superintendent R. J. Rupert. immediately following the Morning Worship. The loev. 1. Judson Levy will c

Miril=tor Chin-chill n"ro.=s the At-l Canada may spec!“ n

lnntic on IIIWV‘ occasions

@111 there was no abrupt cutting,

With Soviet Russia

BY ILK- CARNEGIE Canadian I)I1'§.\' Staff writer

UITAWA, lviiiy 24 — (OP) - Represent-atlvcs of Soviet Russia and the Canedlan government have opened negotiations to deal with matters arising out of the changed siuatlons affecting mutual aid Rs o. result oi the end of the wu in Eur- ope, it. was learncd today.

The protocol undcr which Can- sde extended mutunl aid to Rus- sia will end June 30, but it pro- vided for discontinuance with the end of hostilities Canada's mutual aid pacts with each of the Unitedl Nation; had the same provision, but. e others are at war with Japan

EULLLIQIBHEEL TP_

Drive out AC

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off of mutual aid supplies moving to Russia, when the war ended

0f Mutual Aid A PLAN NO

JULY 4 qTs-Ilﬂciu-siﬁ-s

TEACHER TRAINING

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MOUNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY

Courses given in SCIENCE ARTS MUSIC

FINE ARTS & CRAFTS MATRICULATION Write for Descriptive Bulletin

The Director Maritime Summer School Sackvliie New Brunswick

is reserved for new‘!

th. M. T170111 8 P. M. . Mlﬂl-itiﬂ- 5-35-11.‘ present stationed returned to rejoin h day morning, after njoyable holiday is wus F. O. Dcssis‘ to the Island and he v1» ed by the beauty of I, and miidness of the cl s to return to become one oft g population here, on‘

friends eagerly await. h ________i______

Officer Funnels Dennis

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nu: rim: for rnocnisslvr collsniiiiuiv: iliilliiiit

Progressive Conservatives will abolish immediately the injustice of an economy which reduces the Cqnadlcn ﬁsherman to the position of a low wage earner, at the mercy of haphazard, uncontrolled prices. Fishermen of Canada must; be permanently. iassured of a decent standard ‘of living.

SLY WOUNDED -Mrs

0rd that her bro .7‘, co. Raymond George Sande 5-35.1 been dangerously wounde many. Spr. Sanderson was serving Canadian Engin-

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— . l\ ANNOUNUEM NT of Churchill SCYVICCS——PI‘CE'DYICI‘ISAII Church in Cheek) coir Connclii. Sunday, May 2c7h Car- digan ll A. M. Dundee 2.30 P. M Montague 7.30 P. M. R. D lidac- Lean Minister.

Legislation to assure ﬁshermen adequate prices. prices, we mean prices not out of line with the prices ﬁshermen have to pay for manufactured goods and services -pri'ces that bear a fair relationship to wages in other call- lngs. ADEQUATE PRICES MEAN PRICES THAT WILL GIVE FISHERMEN THEIR FAIR SHARE OF THE NATION'S IN-

By adequate

NORTH RIVER PASTORATIL- 7t . ‘Ihgrtslerviices will be held Choc River. sabimni M- Kings-ton. Service worship together

JAMES ll. CONNORS. S., announces the

Mrs. M ur- i Fairldne.

Provide improved facilities so that our great national home market m“ Omciany“, will be fully expanded and serviced.

becomlns seriously 111 Establish adequate cold storage

and refrigeration car facilities.

Reinforce existing legislation to curb combines in restraint of trade.

lth compound ira information to be ei ed

rcn cmrncn. _- Develop new methods of processing and distributing ﬁshery products; encourage ﬁshermen to purchase

BISHOP-ROBERTS WEDDING onduot Bvcruni: A Worship oi. '7 P M with sermon was “A Personal Fnirli " The anthem "Round Me Falls the Nigh

(Dresel The music of the day will ed abet}, Mme‘; more than 3900 Am_ be under the direction 0t

wrjorie Eileen, erlcan soldiers to the same destin- miil5e_c9*___ m! M“

in only daughter of N. Roberts. North Lance

son of Mrs, and

Goi hat, wore e beautiful

are. Her bouquet P0568.

e I i '—'-'j=:=' I r-—**__.__-:r_':-:r moseinnd a h our mother c m‘ with “latching h“ black dressmakercoet. and accessories, end corsaize lotteto h the“ ome. e merry grou p°u°wmg ‘h’ °" m zreetee the on e

to wish than many ha Life

e llmeo her friends at her homo . held at The foregoing provision is re- bri the Queen izorded as broad enough to give the government authority to negotiate] with the Soviet nnzl informed sources pieced

two beautifully

cakes.

o, red roses com_ tr panying verses read

sisting were Misses HE ISS NICE MAN

JOE PALOOKA

ITELIJUJIWLLKILIQA TIGMBKANSME- WM

Fishermen must have their fair share of the‘ National Income,

To These Measures, John Bracken is ﬂedged:-

as well as sell on a co-operative laaels.

Make necessary credits available to ﬁshermen and eo-operative in. stitutions at" reasonable rates.

This ‘Party Viliil-

Yo Promote International Trade and

expand the‘ export markets for Canadian» fishery products. Pro- vlde for tits Canadian Fishing I11- dustry a foreign service to increase the sale of our ﬁshing products and other abroad.

o Curry out ‘Canada's international responsibilities regarding food and its distribution.

Only the progressive policies oi the Progressive Conservative Party are e PERMANENT assurance of e fair deal for Canadian ﬁshermen.

.4 WITH RAN

Vol-e for. Your PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE cuiibiom .

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-'_—._—- ..- .-—-:-<_..... -. with ioxonuore, Vera Nunn. and Lois l y cape and matching accessories. iwell. The bride in her usual p ea Prior todher marriage the bride’ red ‘

of serenad- ; shower b ppy years oi, ed mornlniz Mr. and' on n honeymoon

interest on the Mi The bride travelled in

ling muirier thanked her friendi us| for their gift-s, end invited $25,111: to visit her in her new hvmt- “r orie was escort» many beautiful gifts oi silver, ccorated seat by en and mone h“ The gifts wen- esteem in wh ch the bride l5 ﬂfu,‘ bride-to-be, and After s social evening. n boil" by lunch was served by we WW5‘ ss Ruth cudmore. Others as- assisted by the ladies present. mm cud.- , (Patriot please P

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