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5ND ‘Willis through southern Sweden tu circumvent the Brit- ish blockade.

\ CAPSULES, vermifugc etc. i111 atl'l‘il'€(1 at ‘iayior utug 1.0., ArlhillgLCl).

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.._._.._. -.-\TTEND BIG AUCTION SALE n: Live stock cn farm cf r-rcd bow- lllti. car eton on Tuesday, Apxxl

1111.1 o. 1 P. M. Terms cash. L-‘lltil-4-l3-2i.

—— ‘NTERTAlNED-Iylr. and Mrs. d Hlxstis of Summemde en- u- l€d for Mr. and Mrs. George .\1 iiahon who are spending a few s13... 1n Sunlmesidc. S.

—-l"‘llE§l{ (‘OD LIVER OIL 111

(Willa 31.00111, Taylor Drug; 00., itl-ttallglflll. _

KOOdIY-sized centre stl.l held by sem .-0rg11n1zed Norwegian tors "s $3112; and west of the Glomnlen

n .

The fortress 0i Kcngsvlnger, pro- tfTKtiflZ a ‘railway junction on the Lzlcmmeil avitn a sour lt-atling l: to Set-den, aownrrntfly was slated for early German uttaci; by forces smit- ilh 611st from Oslo —————- Tfhirty-two miles north of the ‘.'\'PTENDED FUNERAL —~Rlev. I Oflpital, m: Gemllms suffered a D.

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_,,.r,£,;_;t9“.,, t5; week fluent“ were reported m rhrorderlv retreat. the funeral oi‘ Rev. JODH F. - Wsrlowslctilzlllirie was rrliflrll-‘d 931k s_ £2311‘: grntiggiilisgékg‘ HOEHOI-fiz; All ______ , i.‘ 5 nnlslceo. WTAKEQ |,OSITION__M1SQ Jm_ fconnecmi Iront. uerman rnechaill- “ (‘ l: R. duugrhtcr of lVr. " .. - . Ty \l1;. David Clarkacf bfetlsing- 1mm I-v .‘_?'§,§‘,’,‘,‘Z$§,..L,§‘,Q.§?S°‘ v n lrit recently for Halifax where. _ ug; hm‘. “g“-,.51,t»h Kc has pted a position in llle (lei. i? Y-(reggdtg ‘-2 So or . a s tecv ougn siewer ____ ‘stream of Germ-ln troo s find wea- _l£_\'TERTAlNEYi—Miss Frances Dons continued :0 trick e 1n‘o Nor- (w, E3“, a w"). pa,“ c“ p“, way by tllfphlllfi‘. Baby milks m"! d, Wm ., ,- . icnorted ln use by German forces t c n, for a numoel of her f i t M ltllll’; lrlrllcis at. the home ul’ her arming m‘ ilfm 05m , inwnts. M1". and Mrs. Artilzn- Cor- t tnemb“ "girl: source’ nut fihe ,. Sum,nel_s,,,e_s oal numbel 0t ui-‘llilhil .f0iti.c':= _. u _ . 1521x0311 Norway 1w approxlnetcly

-I'.\.~l.\‘I£D AWAY IN CIPTOWN No naval actlvitv has been absen- Tncre passed auny ill Chorlotte- ed in or around 0'10 Fjord ill ma vn on Friday. April 12th. Wes- last two days. Olden Conley, w“ or M; and fiuhtlng oil’ Aalesullri. half will‘ Bpnjulnin Qgyngy of sum- ‘up the western Norwegian coast ‘ c iii 510 years 0t‘ age. Besides f!‘ m 3921x2927 “I” g _ - . ' 5 . 1 S V121‘ .. iii-that‘: mqlefl; tufnoum 22 German lmnes, Tile BFiilFh otirls and two s.ste.s. The h _ . ..~ . . s lps were said to have cntenzd “I “"1 b” lw-d {mm the "9' the port of Aaiesund without sut- 1'." of his parents on Harvard “m, d t on Monday at two n. nl. In- g amaze’ vent will be in the Peoples .. 1c" .

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International At A Glance

i-Ellsoxsis

sh/llfé; Jennie Lillklfllbl’ is vis- lll in St. John. N. B.—-S.

-Mr. Thomas Hlllllilllll of Sum- rsizle ls :1 natlent in the Prince unty Hospltnl.—S

_____ l . _ _Mr_ wflzdmn camhron of Ab communications Inks and during

iv ls n patient in the Princc mty Hospital-S.

-Mrs. David Clark and daugh- Miss Grace of Kenslngton e gccent visitors to Summer-

says Admiralty.

-Mrs. Cleve Wlmlen and little John, left on Frilny morning a short visit to Toronto-S.

Norwegians in forming continuous

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is the world's la "m!!! Wall-Finlshi,

e weekend was the of the new minefield clearly demorwtra ,

ers said, that the Ger-

has lost control of

Short Subject

Describing lh tors Wonderful the N. Y. Worl

The World of I960 Shows at 7.15 & 9.15

Man-nee Tues 3.30 his naval strength to

._ ... - - ll. S. Johnston _._----—!t.C.Auld ._........--—R.lt, Burns —- - -— - N. A. Cutclilfo _. .- _ - - J. J, Condon Morrison do Co. -- -- — -- —- W. l. Bowman - — - McGuigun d; Boyle -- — — -- L. R. Siiliphant —- -- -— — - ~— W, S. Ilium-Lean —— -— — —- P. J. a C. Kennedy — — - — hlucKi-nzic k Co. -- — - — — R, Tuplin 8c Co. - - - -- — lilacGnwimg Ltd. ~— —- — -—- Malcolm hiacswain --—--—--—J. Fflltlorris ------- -E.Roberts

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Admiralty announced that iilonzigllnll of Miscouche was reverse at EXUSW/ri Siltiifdov and! n and Jutland’ m‘

(Continued from p38‘ 1) across the Kattegot

ude 57 degrees. The

two channels to

e1 along Jutland, far south as Kiel

n longitude 14 degrees, 2o

of Sweden, and 21 minutes east. 131a

l1 0! Uddevalls, on; es’ cnd extended as bay.

-—~— —— J. P. Gouda-t

Richmond -— —- - —— McDonald d: Brown

Lower Montague olpeque — — - — ‘ couclie - - --

-— W. A. Poole J: Co. Ltd. Malpcque Trading Co. -- -- F. A. Deslfoches — — — - - - Alfred Gaudet -- - - —- — -—- Clark Bros. — -— — — W, A. Johnstone —- — - — - M. G. Mellish — — -— — M. F. hIncDonold - - Poole d: Thompson Ltd. -- - -- — Stewart d‘: Beck — — -- - — Lloyd S. Cox — - - Dingwcll d: Rosslier

Bridgetown ._. ._. Bristol-.._____,__ _ _ Cape Traverse _ J W MacEwen . McDonald a Co. Ltd. McDonald & Co. Ltd. - Fennel] d: Chandler

Sen View - —~ -- Edwin Mu St. Eleanor: — — —— — - F St. Louls—----—--—l\i.A St. Louis - - -- - - - Cont. J.

minutes. Thus the uppe field in that section ex- otf southern sweden Cardigan - — J, Cartllgnn -_. _ R, Charlottetown - _. Charlottetown - -_

Sourls -— — - - Matthew do Souris — - — — — — — -- Svrlllgfleld West — —- - .1.

Stanley Bridgc - -- - -- D. gc — — — W. P, Smith h Son Brace, ltlncK-‘iy A: ('0, R. T. Ilolmzin Limited nclair k Stmrnrt Ltd.

The Norvik Battle

Admiraltys calmly- of the Narvik battle: e attack upon German in Narvik on Wednes- by the second destroyer flo- lla, with reinforce-

my in Narvik {Jo ‘fills morning at H. M. S. Warspite, by g strong force

using minesweeping and s, advanced up th

. d £0 gweiijélzgfpped across the border into

Haakon, who n.

tinned her resists

Summersldg - .- Geflfltln gccupatlo

Summer-side — — Si Summer-side - -- —— F. W.

Tlgnlsh — - — - - — -- - Tignlsh — —- — Morris. Bernar —- -—- hlyrlck, hlclniosll l.t<l.

-— — —- -- B. C. Wood ~— - — - J. I. Gallant -- — M- W. MacDonald — — — D. J. McPherson

—- —— — — L- A. Burieigh Elicrslle - - - - ._ _ y, M_ Macqauu '- — -- -— — —- J. A, Callaghan

Eldon _ _ ._. _. Eilcrslie -- -.. ._

The Germans a royal family to re ——-——- 19 llrvclnmntlon

LONDON-Noadcust tells Norway Germany's wa "British soldiers ore coming asllavy Without and air force hammer at German till-He th

ppealed to the turn to Oslo and

wed beret and six to eriggge _ no eresw ch mlzt people can erected

to reports which have from

Tryont---———-— Tyne Valley — — — — - -- Tync Valley - - -

- — — — ll. P. Colman North - -- - Geo. M. Clflw

- -- —- — — F. D. Brehsut rriors wcuid pm

—- -— —- Wrlgilt Bros.

wellington — — Arseusult a Gnuziei Ltd.

T. H OLMAN Ltd.

SEITTBEEPRESS [IVELY FABIUR

Igaikenhorst said

o spare the Nor- . er in chief, Vice

°m “a” “d “m, worth, hoisting his

Warspite, commanded which was extremely successful.

sltion was not tound

id howitzer which had 6n mounted ashore w of actiém by the fire

ly-laid mine field strike-s at Ger- Germany wanted man control o! Baltic; pocket llut- wegian people Ir tlcshlp Admiral lschM-l- “sucecss- tried to reach an fully attacked" by British sub- gotiations with th marine: more than 20 German emmenc wmch d transport and supply ships sunk, “(yffeygd handy

PROVINCIAL

SUMMERSIDE DISTRIBUTORS

1d not accept the

t martial lB-w would and all Norwegians Germans would be

STOCKIIOLM -Snowslorm uids gfigfiifleilgg“ , sentenced to d glglell-lfigldfrggln;nggvitllflfthgt tlottvn gtrlggfjrgfxlg the former Gellunari plums violating their neu- y.

‘Thursday momi bable that the A h by more than o "H M erman cruiser, believed to Karlsruhe on T11 ng of this cruiser announced and admitted rmans.

aqeilrfes "Kll§!‘d”

th a sits four, never seeps, l-le many but c-used by late-

an "old s lint o! army doctors supposed to

fences w

tttanadian; Dollar Makes Fast Gain

ound with wen.

wmmlmm “m eilzht or nine miles

ed also were pursued and

.= . . , ll . 1M Eitii? $321; rvgxiitgrlstfitg: ‘m -—-- rumurs‘ “mums 1 merside.—-S, BEBLIN- Gennnn eommanu ln- pom‘ and films‘ ____ liliugeahuaval butt/cs with British ""1"-

_‘“l l fl W1“ Cit! ll S H l .

\ll'tllglli‘bfi(>tll*l"lh"d in“ Sumrlllths-s o min-g" n‘ ‘headed bi’ ‘he N0 age» sfiflnding me pagf, two PARFS- Artillery-supported Ger- chief’ MQJQI‘ Qilliiirl

t o! “suing m“ biiities. cannot prevent thirst.‘

g; only wan“ c Brazier" laments ltie

5 in }l;|l§;;;x_ man infantry attacks on western We DECPIBS’ 800d."

t man front Union Vale con-

the Admiralty ls not ed to

trunspotlgts and suppl .. E tions in Narvik town.

t Elonhardt, 2,593 tons. et 2.359 tons

passing of the kilt for the new battle

front hurled buck. "m" 531i 835' or "molnlliey sum" n

e - The Canadian Trains

dollar raced ahead

FUR W10 WARS

n, possibly Ger-

i nt" a second offence nminsfi ROME-All Eurone. including lt- Elverum. Excise‘ Act. was fined s15’) two aly. likely tu be drawn lnlo ivar, milwoy line

the man soldiers, have been seen cs- iran it over the hills and

further details axe awaited

la by the 16th Battalion, Canadian lfix oice, which the Scott- unlt perpetuates.

u. . "Rio de Janerlo. 5.261 tons. "Ionio. 3.212 tons

Saturday in terms cf United States un "Andares. 2.593. tons.

g 1 1-4 cents to 86 cents

to the lamter town

or two months in tall on Snt- authoritative Pnliuns believe. been destroy > nttornovn u-“r-vl 1w nnneilred ____ r Mnczstrate w. E. Darby. STROEMSTAD. Sweden —Ger- .

southernmost sector o] Norway.

‘Exchanges Of Army Sheets On File In I“ Ottawa Show Wide Range Of Soldier}

A new turn in t

Norway was lndicat mans iukc over Norwceian customs reported the gover

station on Swedish frontier ln i ml" Johan Nygaa access to several

is destruction o! seven oi enemy destroyers was not ved without some loss. yers were damaged t, but not seriously, tmd

the Dominion curren

s we“ Shumagh" best. price in more

demand for travel l" possible influence, bro: for commercial masons

Ir mold new m‘ 3m The publications range from mim-

s are in the dentin-

. change control board rate 5100-991 ry's inhabitants a tons. has been capwr scvcml units which went per cent dlrclllllll.)

dcvcl

—————————— 2 . l , R, A, F‘, ENGLISH run/mu: INVADING tfififillggbséqtzom n w“ SMT‘. _ PARIS cc-lmt Continued [rcm/ page l) PARIS. Aoril 12 —iCP) ——$hi\k‘-’$- I

mate's “Richard III" is 8111051118 I r Mm plums and U“, monk the usual packed lloilses which the

trawfers, Priesland,

seas with the first Blankenberg have po .

__ their papers until them node's to publish them at Aldo

The O10 rad

Sterling rsIlivrl 3 1-2 the Gsnmens

1o has been held by

the seven destroyers since the capital was

V9 Wumed "V" 1-‘ added .01 5-8 of n M11: t» 199 (1-8

hvn of n twln-ctigiilod Ger- gt‘):gsgoxwlilstellllséfgcnRlwgggc (féTS3‘1"S*'°C8'g§f§‘-ny was tghter by :1 wounded R. A. F‘. I “Gomtbvc Ml. amps... to have landed n

las knoun such n11 “English

s2 at Berueil: Ombillll 0i fhrrfi more hi8 lecture halls have been invaded and

tn ships‘ are in addition e are t-hose who

Rauenfels. which were y the second destroyer- n Wednesdav last. as was announced in the l-lrse of Oom- mons by the Prime Minister.

reported Saturday cw traps in South- wny ns she began a drive ard toward Oslo in contin- Ehttng with the

BACTERIAL DISEASES OF CEREALS IN CANADA

lscierlce Service News) Besides well-known (11503505 like stunts, cereals are sub-

Admiral Congrstulsted ‘union or a Nazi munitions Palgsflllbt it is a long Umc since ens; N“

no-t-hw season." stage, concert, music and He; I.

n supnly-trnnsoort ships; uncured by English productions. 193d?”

mnchine-gunniig of a Grr- But silokespenreleads oft as ilsiml

foremostactors and tileatl-c direct- ion c; M, 19;“; f0".- Olh. tors, nigh l_v strewing the stage of .

ndc o! lilo R. F‘ coafistsil’ n cave ll gnu accoun o '1 action against a German “W, siwcesflul career‘

historians of the ec bac ler of today has his , he Canadian ACUYC‘ Ser- ecorcls Division o1 e Depzlrznlent. Tllcv coil-

Mid cartoons, all the monotony o!

and swlss franc.

War- 25 Years Ago Today

r less xvcll-kllovnl but diseases. Prominent mom; these are the bacterial (lis- whlch are caused by mcecu-

wing scuttlings have d,

.____________ ostaryer and a motor tor- lwlth Charles Dullln. one of France's JOHNSTON RIVER WOMEN’! 044 l’ hted by s. British

n shin Maine, of ‘7.- being sighted by

some 60 of the crew and

t tonis. on being sig “ created the finest role of 1111101112 Branch mid their recum-

1_v meeting at the home

u" 9- 1940- "w Lewes §t’é“iZ§s“fitlli£ili¥$ ll] than are the cereal rusis mid the injuries thev ca

. These diseases

t desiflfled to break

, ,, _ Mn.

rr and a Dornlcr flying Drytgorfrggedgmglsé $18851, gféfs Herbert Reagan with on attend- . her among the finest actresses on "We °f "W" “lslwlk Em 5h pm“ firm)!“ the Euro can conttncitt, is ‘FEIIPGTH- dent, Mrs. 1 c‘cucls of swirling snow m“ Ham e; which Ml) 0pm shortly the nleetillg_ at the Gcrlnan lvarsllip. m the Mrmlpgmmsti tilcntrc with a mflliS creed’ nnor raked her decks from brilliant nllnco- Bfltlfill cola. While lson by the members. '11": L with machine gun lire. I on the Overs "epcrtoire Romeo and ntes of the a poured a stratum of bui- Juliet to the music of Gounod lig- road and a o

ca .

the flying h

‘ants are often mistnk

er Hardy landed from thei conveyed them to a British port.

Draug now forms part of

it has been reported that the German tanker. Koteeat. has been

these is the “Lastl Company Royal Cnn 892$.

iarly featured \\‘l‘ll(‘l‘. Klid Lllc column llilfllif,‘ til the ilote: "Tiln cm- nt responsibility for

(ll-ought and \\"1nl , waiter Walker culled ‘ (Bv The CunuriLn emu

APRIL l5, l9ifi-- (‘r iillnlcilt poswd btl‘. m oldlers on nrllvc . Hamilton Gollit of

wo other men were missinB

d“) ed d l nriltfoll, states W. A. F. wn an sx men

million Laboratory‘

our. Winnipeg. Man. (liscascs of cereals m“; ghoul. the world wilt-revel"

urea res a y w-as answered by a housc-cleuninu

Jornizr last heilzht and sown Noel Coward's “llav Fever" has m“

rncs were afire." said the been tlnljleflflfllt llfldrrli"? m“! réporg, The British lane "Weekenc? for several months now.

aring in t-tle snoop- starting with this is-

"The Dial Sight," l.

thrive under moist coilditln because of 1hls,_.=c\'crc nave been experienced du

iloving sent. fruit to one sick

1-. l_. E101. Hczlch tl('{\’.l1lt‘.(l 1n Auras The school committee

' Oil. with bullet hol n its COWHHYS medi" ti"? P"~'"°‘""“1Y ' 5 em“, a e successful tor Parisian audiences | W"

.,. c055,," cnmmmd plane. now cniov the swift renartee and mum 50 mms of New”? irregular but humorous situations

that have had niluild- C

The roll call for (.2; next, {numb weather conditions FISIIERMAN Illl()\\'.\'EI)

CHIMNEY TOPPLEB is to be answered -———

is d n ‘vie-sac 11 6117118 B‘ a a more on cartoons

b] l8 l l t. rnn into anti-aircraft he us““uz'..lig'esp?r'étrféh'declulng m” vegan e and a V’ m“ t

ch woundrd the pilot in h“ "sum

w; RMQUTH, N sequenily outbreaks HALIFAX. N. s.. ‘ lgldg already time been laid (c-p)__'p0p.p1ed by strictcd in cxtrnt. When L< 1-;

talus, On the sick conmiittee Norm Sea. and the narrow

in the ChflStiliflSIl SOIdl

, A rising young companv now mak- appointed. Mrs. Joseph Blavin end l and rlptwl the nlanes h "Rld, - h 1 . but the plane made m} ing o mime. for itselrist e eat! gnu Byme, on the so o0 com

do Paris The Paris curtain) nno

‘ the loaves devclots RWY-S ill a massive buck cm first WIIIQF-SORROd

‘ov-ish brown, ilild

at are at? of the Lune then u clear yr 1- Fthel M

' lit Jryisilc nut intojlzl spots senmnll. Wi!Y1./~~il

m?“ broke m“) good old Saint Nick unlfonns ago barracks

ittee were appointed, Mrs. W damage and Just

Hunt. a. bakery drive

s home. landing with one now ispresentingcsherldanh “School Humor and Mm

zine and riddled wins and for scandal" wh h has been trans-