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'Also Short Subjecto Shows 7:80 - 9:15

Matinee Saturday 2:90

. i ﬂilzzc CHARLUPTETOWN cuaanuiu

Says Governor First Decided - Against Veto

Individual member‘ ct the P. I. Island Temperance iederation had waited on Heat-Governor I. W. LePaIe before the ioroeation of the Legislature and d been daf- initeiy told His Honour could Mt veto the new Prohibition ammd- ment. Mr. J. H. Machrlane. presi- dent of the Federation, told a {nesting or the organisation yea- er y.

Miss jldith Stoarnl and Mrs. J. Picket-d, Mr. MecFarlane said. had called on the Llano-Governor and had asked him to veto the Prohibi- tion amendment but had been ‘told by His Honour he could not__do_it. Mr. MacFarlane stated he had

i " th to th Ll t.-Go VICE ADMIRAL G. C. JONES hirenlllselgoirld had Obeeneutold bvye

~ Honour that it was o in his pow- Newtlblefofﬂllloftllllﬂll ertovetoauohanililgasinvol who Melt-LY "v- possible secession of the Pm ce

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Na . end-d minis“ PM! W- Nrllw- from the Dominion. but that he

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--MAEGATE UNITED Charge.

.. ESENT pelt brim m Sunday. May 6, and each Sunday

of (ox pelts. demand ‘mm’ ed mo best in order to reall-

mm Good pelts have e- h m" l’ “ worship; Long River, 2:90 p. unified Sunday School and wor- hi 30 p.Em.. New London, wor-

i or qua y {Ln-pgoroogiicis. only by

-—PAB.ACHUTI TO SAFETY — Odficials at No. l0 Bombing and 2L Gunnery School at Mount Pleasant revealed yesterday that two ainnen had parachuted safely y in the St. Nicholas rash to

m’ Attention Iiorse. Breeders

mm. were not announced. suffered a sprained ankle-d.

D good, atttendance of

n. faghfgf‘ Clydesdale Stal- h [so Arnleve Class A rellliﬂ- d N; 25367, owing to the short- ," s1 help, will make the season it 1B6! at owner's stable. except so lnrenoons or Tuesdays ll"! 231'"! “ [giilaya af each wee . PIMPQWVQ “and. .. should Inspect this horse w”, Horsibrecding elsewhere.

- ALDEN CORR, Newton.

Owner in charge.

. New members were welcom- ed by the president, Mrs. A Following the usual custom for the first Tuesday meeting of each month, games and bin o were cn-l

I.

n was spent by those

nce. Tea and doughnuts se ed One interesting cus- usual club is send- ing a welcome card bearing war savings stamps. when an infant is born to a member. and the bulle- tin contained two notes of appre- ciation from members so remem- bered. 8

ro nesota Minnie." she

—PBISONEB NOW IN ALLLIED ANDS-Mrs. Roland Bishop, Bum- , has received a telegram

d her thatfhrer hus- band, Pic. Roand Bishop wh be ri wa

man o ca m ispun ﬂi i ll i-epo in Ayllied hands. AiCanadian Press

o anoint-sin LOBSTER BAl-T

0n Hand Each Day

l ll deliver to any part of the Island.

iiisriiiuir a DELMIEY ffiilmnierslde

gallon, 211

descri PM"?

there under the Brit h F inted out that Canada an

woulid indicate that source of the information.

June 7, 1945. the soc- ong day of the invasion of France

ot that his wife rgcégslciroﬂgioaligloerg o: ‘no m‘ oi b Eur perm e u

o the school auditorium for service work. Much discussion h l the matter and itwas

int a conuntttee to Méxgueeta ‘were Rosa uaeireiiaie. JIITIDAY SOCIAL OI’ I. b ihday social

ionary 80¢-

"iieiii 13th; .nl , beence of

Charles G The m

Ed hlanders in Canada and and was posted overseas

. is Bishop. Bummerside.

_-Y'l MINI MEETING - Rev llllcl Dickson. Prinoi

.5-

E l. 5%

tar‘ an Ohurchmwas with the vice pfﬂident. lira Gorrill n in the a the president, hdlrls.

y o ho b h i118‘ as mkernlgv JaYmesWDickson, s- ym-i ionary who has been stationed for the pad few years in N Am British Guiana. 1"" "nnr":.:"* "" ena u beautiful aker was intr uo- ed by Rev. C arles 0B"! t F

rein 111cc

Percheron Stallion will stand at owner's stable for the season 1945. This hone

Charlottetown Fair 1944.

CECIL MILL. Owner in charge. Kenslngton, R. R-

r u gal hip and Invoca on

iirssident: Hymn; 5" Dill" , Hebrews ll-lii read by

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ti]! Leaf Gardens

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‘ “Bride By Mistake"

LARAINE DAY MONDAY - TUESDAY

i Summer-side

“noises err! im-rr" wows FANS

of the Capitol ‘Theatre ways found Joan Davis‘ they have been

SOIIB e

clever plots. a must in their se for gayety and escape in a. world d worry. "Kansas City $12 35 current Columbia pic- rove to be no exception t's audience is any crit-

i’

buf ne-ry coined it with it's her most enter- taining ye . learn-the-piano-by-

- easy - lessons music teacher.‘ gen gets hersellf into s

ever encountered by edi

nd moo h onlv Joan Davis

be a song publisher with e. hit, "Kansas 01W Kitty.” only w ilnd that it has been nil!- m another song. “ - ' flirts with the rying to get him to call off his lawsuit. In the process she

ta h in wrong with inst about everyone but the audience. With that. the more trouble she gets into them more howls of glee

British Guiana was the guest speaker at the regular meet- ing of the Summerside Y's Men's held in Epworth ii Thursday evening. gave an interesting

New Guiana, its to

id mutual advantage to trade with eeker was in- arles Carnegy. Mr. Horace MacFarlane, club nre- sident was in the chair. A ls from the 'Si.lmm

the ion to

Al

the

past winte

H ption of why. in- i-esourres

8P0 e in hannony

. l-Ic Brit-

lan m _ “allot; served which included a am took

to Wor- the vice

»____ was powerless to intervene with “ any. ordinary legislation. Later P9139115]; Mr. MacFarlane had received legal

advice to the effect that the Lieu-

_m_ Mm “m” Human tenant-Governor had the power to

have retu-Ir-hded toSurnmerside from “i” thesiimifndmm‘ u h‘ “V m-

y 1-, m Rev. . . Davies. secretary of 0&5‘ are c’ ma“ m; the Federation. told the meeting _____ the arguments used against the _M“, Lem; 5mm. o; summep Prohibition law were fallacicus.

aide has returned home ii-om a Temperance people had a rlsht to visit to Mormon, s be their brother's keeper. They

_ __._ had a right to prevent him from -M.rs. Keith rswis. wife of Bdr. hurting himself through indulg-

Keith Lewis of Alberton. and baby ence in alcoholic liquors. There Marlene arrived in Charlottetown was no distinction, he said. be- last night from overseas.

tween “good liquor and had." It — was all bad. Premier Jones had . given the House to understand he , had consulted the Federation c about the Cullen amendment and

that some of them had favoured

it. but. Mr. Davies said, he had never been able to learn the iden-

(Continued From page 11,

uﬁﬁgt-rdﬁ of any such Federation mem- gﬁfgsm geﬂsziifg atfz°ulég Rev. G. C. Webster said he had o “l” "1 "i!" m“ °i ""1 i e stated in the House that the min-

gﬁgtmzilmignﬁgstggfd “genﬁilzg “T: isters were not going to run the

been informed Premier Jones had

Prince Albert had odd Government. For that reason, Mr.

choke mm‘ at “L75 and Regina ligebster said, he lelt the laymen

the Federation should. take a

m“ “P u‘ ‘I235 h” ‘he be“ ma‘ more energetic stand in the move-

“ml "ltered" flnﬁyflisuﬂcfllld ttlhus not give rise to H‘ ‘I‘I' ‘ C HYgQSe

h m rgmmerixient oi dairy Rev’ J‘ R‘ Emu" 0mm"!!-

“W said no man worthy of being csusg ain't?‘ a: amgogalmggcestﬁg {ﬁgs a Christian. could [drink alcohol. head crossed the border during yihe mere w“ meret9rei " 3"" W11‘ weak. making the total to dizltfe.

gation on the part of chumh use of the alcohol.

it was erd ,_ ‘matktone burnedtoa. (055534 b? the Prnce County o.

V0 Neuent for Just h , M. ""8!" for Just“- 33;. hicii (St I

F0118) alwaysi:

So Pierre Lava is i s Probably searching for “SOHIQMXQE 21;“! blfgutvlgl atCltgli/QGS)‘ he “built fairs in vi . ‘L

say if

Rural Electriﬁcation, and every village and hamlet in Prince County gets “lit?

‘titling that will keep bread fresh discover something to l; ti. Navy from beinghrfsh cneelgrld. e

like the dirty Nazis to surrender Friday night so the holiday would come on Satnrdai."

I

. Mallet-part of bushel (Mal-

P91?"

m“ W" 10AM “pom m members not to indulge in the week

last year were 97'! and

camp Th in m’ u“ Y"? Wtlgawd 9997‘ sheetg Rev. eDgollyfxlilllm Cohiilifgrgrecretgg] I I Fife??? ﬁr!’ ta"zﬁis..?""c""ce mm~1~m~ y arge nurn 1'5.‘ ' m _ _, - I - pom m“ week were 7950’ and the flasgggsgiofrll’. Iii-E. 51ml ‘gag/fig: Returns for the Atlantic Region total since January 1st is 74.061- mm your

119F389. was read by

amending tion Act. Electors on every

MW‘ I 4x11" i! week .53‘) '3 occasion decisively defeated pro-

d mlglgflllzpwacligfdurgifécegile {murnpemnt posals to weaken the law, Neither

Government nor Legislat

_ d ure had

"giggnionalggbejoqiirg; illmtilrgehtdvlﬁlxtlte ﬁatiltglateexlfﬁ: “ch legislatlim- Y0"!

The close on best veals at Toron- w,

hi" ‘if. ill‘ “i riirsuiliir‘ ° up an .

Winnipeg and other western mar- an“ Fedemuonamst U" Temptr-

ely Justified. » - ~- s ccu a t of oemooioi???‘ sand m defence A proposal to

fgmalned generally steady s M NM“ 5mm“

Best vealo at Winnipeg sold upsg? ﬁgs New Brunswm‘ “Y "liming a

$14: cslsary $11-59 i° m- : u ti z ndmohioh eia; Prince Albert e12. Zrﬁﬁ” °“ ° “el- °- °~ Webster

arid Regina 81B - 541

m5" W“ Postponed on the June.

Quebec House Takes llecess

QUEBEC, iliy 4 - (GP) — The Quebec Legislature tonight sinod adjourned until May l4. The re- cess was asked by Premier Dup- iessis at tho suggestion of Hon. Adelard Godbout, leader of the Liberal opposition, who said the unusual recess was necessary in case oi an Allied victory in Eur- opleq diliriflg next weelr. u“

na. reading was gven to es bill; today

Provincial Governm abroga

the lllederval-Provincisl agreement by which this Federal Government has had the exclusive n rights on incomes and corporations

since 1M2.

The in favor of abolition of two per cent provincial _, sales tax which has been replaced iéyoa six petrroent lliilllllrtyh tax. INTERNATWNAL Fm‘ .ol.i°i.“‘."§.?..i nth... ' "" ° AND ANIMAL FOODS. a third bill oniehoo the Quebec

Labo Rel ti ' A t. t-ipllla ing

LIMITED that Enenéibelrsgsabggifiotreusniiz? Inﬁll?‘

- represen "an a u m or y"

Summerslde a d before being recognized es bargain- Prince Edward Islan lng agent for employees of an in-

dustry oir businem. Fur-trier 60 per cent representation was suf- ficient

ler_ Duglessis repeated an

CHICKS ~

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Owing to good hatches I can accept a few more orders for shipment

wamvasnay, may 9th and wanivnsnay, MAY 16th

s. R. PENDLETON

Kensirigton.

____.___€ MDNCTON, N. 3., May 4 — (OP)

“COMPLETE

Orie blll- giver authority to aie mt to to

A little of ‘llals and a little of That

NIM l,

iTlll WIIK‘! LIMERICK

As the world's greatest villain; "g0 Ana the Allies ride Victory’l proud

a?‘ lives” this day

Ia for to invest in the best.

As a dressing i ' .l 1111M. but when 1l°le8°we:€h:l!.¥l‘i,:n' "W" ll Mill-Orville. it's a triﬂe mdld for the ‘way we're dressing.

When the British got Hamburg I I I

111cm Bone or ‘ltho week- Conservatives): "M

I I I What will the Prohibitionists Premier Jones achieves

I

The Jingle Series Partisans

Justice deal

To Italy's Other heel! e a e

Th9 N"! has discovered some- Now perhaps someone will

Schoolboyh lament: "It'd be just

Answer to last week's puzzlesu

plaque). Re atlon-cither A or K (Kin- kora)

Auto-dele- til (c di . allowing-vtowaitili-dg eN. (ag/eﬁﬁjngi ll

luaiielllitlmog" Compass- morning I O

More Island place-names: l. Conquerorla. 2. Guy who delivers fuel. s. Lumber-isles. 4. Spoil-total paid admission. B. Served meals-N. (Answers next week)

of the Canadian National Rallwziys Honour‘, withholding. for the ifirst nine days of the to bill “"1

RD Call Prices React Upward myﬁb, “Se”

torv Loan have reached

V . 82.2 percent of the objective with a tote

l of 81,062,950 an increase of

$10,100 over the some period dur- ing the last loan according to JP. Johnson, regional vice president and general manager. individuals subscriptions are for larger amounts than heretofore. Subscriptions for he first nine days totalled 9.301 for e total of 14,433 employees, as a- gainst 9399 for the lrist loan. It is anticipated that at the close of the ltoian .and canvassing is finished. e

amount subscribed f or

the region will be in excess of the Seventh Loan. A highlight of the day's contributions was one of $40.- 500 from the Insurance Association of the Railway made up mosiiv of employg on the Atlantic gerzion.

announcement made last week that ll

mo” holding permits to sell

liquor must close their establish- ments for 24 hours following an- _“°“_ll_°§'.'l°".§ °i Vi? “l”.

INSURANCE SERVICE ”

W. Ii. RDGEBS Agencies Ltd. Pleas 540-541

TOILET

WATER

toabottie ' 1.25

A their. llltlll freelance. ere-

ea y Americas charm. You'll Illa in cnol lrnba_—isl l mien pica. '

Enaian llrug 0o. Ltd. -

Summerside

Shoes with a smart design and proper fit . . favorites with all the young in heart. Whites and colors priced from 9L

SHEEN 8i McINNIS

SUMMERSIDE

— ‘ssh "Tsi-“Tadn

bed room furniture including sev- eral toilet sets. writing daks, 8 dayi 3 fat cattle, several young cattle. clock, several rocking and arrni IMPLEMENTS:— Binder mower. chairs, 2 swivel chain, kitchen’ Sectional seeder spike tooth liar- chalrs, stoves and all making uton-' row, smoothing harrow, liay rake, oils, a quantity bedding and oil- cloth ,2. lot of good carpenters tools, ope and biocls, a quantity pine l‘

2 good meat grinders and a large number of lrtlclea not enumer- a ed

LONDON - (or) - One million women, lt is estimated, will have to

d“ wimout new summer dresses this ‘

Year because of labor shortaSB 1"‘ AT TRQIUN the will“ mdwiy- ' 01v WEDNESDAY, MAY isih

iucnoii SALE

On account of ill health l am

, ll . ' ' . l AT FRENCH Rum‘ ﬁgrlrigcneegttu scll in) llll"l‘| imi lull

on ‘he premise, o; “um Dim-lung This farm contains 74 acres will:

a complete and iiii-tu-ilittc set of ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 9th buildings situated in one of the AT l P. M. best ‘ min; sections of P. E. l. Also all Stock- and Implements

Consisting of the lull equipment of consisting of:- a well furnished house inclurlingw- 2 lovely mares 4 and 5 years old

Parlor suite, dining room suitel both coal black. 5 cho cc milch cows frcshened;

gang plow, walking plow. farm engine, farm wagon, driving wagon. bob sleigh ,slnglo sleigh. fencing machine. threshing outﬁt and a quantity household furniture and all small articles inunil on a well

nk and lumber. set scales.

_ equipped farm. Terms Cash. Terms Cash. if day is unlit. sale on next day. d If day Ls unﬁt sale on next ﬁne . MRS. ALFRED liiacLEOD.| ‘y’ LEONARD CASBLE‘; HUGH F. llIORRISON. HUGH MORRISON. Auctioneer. I uctioneer. '_ _ 5-6-12.

WHY anybody back homo has to be asked to buy a Victory Bond!

Maybe if you were crouched here waiting . . . wondering ifsome bul- let had your name on it . . . you’cl see things diﬁerentl Be mighty glad to lend your last dollar to wind up this grim business in a hurry . .. and get back to a sane way of living again!

"ﬁwaacm at; Rat”

BllY. l|lilT0|lY BONDS

IDEAL DAIRY

Summerside