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FRIDAY. JULY 5th

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48-hour Reign 0f Terror Ends With Gunmen Slain

KINGSVILLE, Tex, July 3- <APi-A 48-hour reign of terror in which a woman hostage was killed and an aged nightwatch- mun wounded critically ended on a lonely border of the great King Ranch today for two youthful drs-peradoes who tried vainly to shoot it out with officers.

Identities of the slain gunmen were not known.

Mrs. V. E. Davis, 88, of Kings- ville, was shot through the head as the bandits, who had ordered lit-r to drive them to Corpus Christi ran into officers blockading a highway.

Earlier, 77-year-old P. L. Bam- hill was shot through the stomach after encountering the pair in an alley here.

Deputy sheriff E. E. Vickers of Edinbuig related this sequence of events which ended in the killings:

The gunmen reached the Rio Grands valley Monday morning, deliberately crushing their auto- mobile into a highway patrol car four miles north of Edlnb and escaping into tho roadside rush. The patrolman had been tipped to

watch for two men wanted for a-s

Nacogdoches Last night Barnh ll ran into the men. One fired st him

Two hours lster m; fugitives approached a car parked on I. Kingsvillo street. In it Mr. and

Mrs. Davis and John Bowden a friend, were talking. At gunpoint, the bandits demanded e trio drive them to Cor us Christi. Headi north t e party en- counte the highway barricade and Mrs. Davis stopped the car. A; she, her husband and Bowdeu tried to flee, officers and bandits opened fire. One of the bandits shot Mrs. Davis. Again the gunmen fled into the brush, the officers in pursuit. Six hours later highway patrol- mcn came on s clearing, There. in a parked truck. were the two fugitives. ' The officers escaped unhurt.

Canadians May, Be Asked To Curtailll.$.Trips

OTTAWA. July 3.—(C'P) -- Con- fronted with heavy requirements of United States dollars to pay for purchases of war materials n that country, the Canadian government i5 expected ivithin a day or two to call upon Canadians to ease up on the use of United States exchange in pleasure trips across the border. it was learned tonight

The question was raised in the Commons today when Conservative leader Hanson protested a Cana- dian National Railways advertise- ment offerlng c‘. cap rates for trips from Montreal to New York.

"Docs not the government think that the Canadian National Rail- ways should refuse to foster this kind of appeal to our people --an appeal to g0 outside our oeuntrv and spend largie sums of money?" Mr. Hanson as ed.

"It will be understood." said Transport Minister Howe. "that the Canadian National Railways are in the business of moving passen ers and freight and I presume t eir policy is to attract freight and pas- sengers in both directions." He flfiflfll the company also advertised m Nev: York to bring passengers to Montreal.

"On the question of exchange I

would say that I believe it is amat-"

tcr receiving ti-e close attention of the government." Mr. Howe slid. “I believe action along that line should be announced bv the govern- ment and in the event of such ac- tion I um sure the Canadian Na- ‘ional Railways will be glad tocon- or “

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Re l in to a uestion. Mr. Howe saidfiNvhgn a ggvernment policy is announced we expect all railwuvs in Canada to conform."

Finance Minister Balaton said the sovernment had under considera- tlon the very matter about which Mr. Hanson had spoken. adding. "We sre considering the whole inst- ter of foreign exchan e used by the people going to the nited States.

YOUNGEST DIES IN ACIION LEICESTER. Eng-to?) - sub- Iileutsnimt P. H. ylands. 19, the youngest of his rank in the Fleet Arm, and s native of uicesier. killed in action. '

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‘Boyne Lodge Elects Slate

At the annual meeting of Boyne L011. No. 614 held in Charlotte-. Wwn recently Brother .1. Kenneth.‘ Lawn was unanimously i-lecmll Worshtpful Master. There was a‘ large attendance of officers and members resent,

The re trim: executive oleasw; to report that they had successfully arranged for the is. suing of travelling certificates to all members enlisting for Qycrscgg service. Brother Fred Smith was welcomed back by the Lodge. no was home on furlough and spoke briefly thanking the Lodge for, presenting hii with a. travelling card which made him welcome at» other Lodges.

T118 Cflllfltv Master. Brother C. W. S. Bentley as well as the in. coming Lodge officers also spoke. Brother Bentley urged all Orange- lnen as well as the sister organiz- ations t0 but their shoulders to the wheel in tihe fight to Win the war.

The IOIIOWlng officers ivere in- stalled: W. M. J. K. Lacey; D. M.. Albert McLeod; Chaplain. George 011W: R. 5-. A. A. MacCallumfl F‘. 8.. G. A. Cudmore; Treasurer,‘ C. W. S. Bentley; Marshal. Joseph Duncan; F‘. l... Neil tvadman; s.| I... Chas. Roberts; C., Frcd_ Chandler; S. C., H. Fall; P. M., H. ,' 1-I. King (on military service).

Votes Pile llp In Favor 0f Prohibition Act

A majority of cs3 votes for Pro-I liibition over sale of beer and wine I was recorded in the Plebiscite tak- i en in Kings Count-y. Tabulation‘ of ballots in that. county finished‘ yesterday and the scrutineers will move to Charlottetown whore counting will commence for Queens County this morning. The soldiers‘ l vote will be included in . The figures by district are

as follows:

Prohibition: lst District. 326;| 2nd. District, 253; Iizd. Dlsirichl 439; 4th District, 714; 5th District. 266. Total 1998.

Beer and wine: 1st District. 830; 2nd. District, 313; 3rd. District, 258; 4th District, 146; 5th District. 68

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In the questionnaire which was submitted to the vcters for the information of the Legislative As- sembly at, the next session the vot-

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I. Are you iu favor of the sale of alcoholic liquors as beverages im- der a Government Control Act? Yes, 1569; No, 2210. L 2. Are you in favor of a limita- tion of fifty on the number of prescriptions for alcoholic liquor to‘ be issued by any phvslciun in any one month? Yes. 2060; No. i709. l A majority’ of 1470 for Pchibl- tlon over the sale of beer nml wine nuts recorded in Print-c County last. week. This Elves Prohibition a. total majority of i758 ln both coun- es.

Cairns - llolman Nuptials

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A prett June wedding was solemni at the United Church Parsonage on Saturday morning. June 29th, when Annie Eileen Hol- man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. Holman of Charlottetown was , united in marriage l0 Mr. Ralph Warburton Cairns. also of Char-

lottetown. 'I‘he ceremony was con- ducted by Rev. Hugh Miller. Previous to her marriage the bride was tendered n shower by, her friends of Summerslde, where she was employed at Sinclair and Stewart's Ltd. Many useful gifts were received. testifying to thcI popularity of the happy couple. Following n wedding breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Cairns left on a motor trip through the Maritimesf fcllcwcd by hosts of best wishes‘ for a happy wedded life. ‘

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KISS YGIIII TIRED FEELING GGCDBYE!

PQPIQQI Many Suffer Low Blood Counb-And Don't Know It.

The bafllllng thing about low blood eonnt Is that you can wi-i h about as much as Iv" ever did —— even lonN health! "Id ‘"0718: Y!‘ _you can feel as lf You hail lend in your legs. do cy. tired and pevlell- ,

Low IonrI count means you hi"!!! t enough red blond eorpuseleii. 1t ls their v tsl ob to curry life-Elvin! oxysen from w" IJIIII throughout your Iindl!» And I118! ll It takes oxygen to explode gasoline In your car and riiiike the power tn turn the wheels. lo you must have plenty of oxygen tn explode the lnorfy In your body and live You loin;

“H551... Williams Plnir Pills ma». ‘nu are world-famous for the hell! they Ilvs in Increasing the number and strenflh BI Nd oorpuseles. Then vrlili your blood count up. you'll feel like IXHIIIIIIYIIT "I" the will" ll 1i {on were floating on air. Ask ynur druiillst or Dr. Wllllnnis rink Pills today.

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l , It I lliis column is reserved for news oi I local interest but advertising of l I“! y‘. a iiewsy niituio may be inserted 1,,‘ .'_‘.‘ at 6 cults r word strictly n‘? M ‘ The Royal Edward Chapter of th IODE h I l o . . . . ave ,_ ii$8§f"°'“‘“T'°",,PJ-,'§§-§§§E¥{; rigid, {IISOIIBII ‘U; wuréyesly of Mr. Lloyd Wellner,

__ y _ -.-_ u l n e win ow o . . e ner, Grafton Si. a silver i~| i ..;§,F1l,;,:*§s,,§;°,;;,?.Wild?iii; 1' i‘; M“ I" 91° "ilqmfln nflsifta from the public of any f‘? model Lged cm a, 01d 9mm ; n srtisles of old gold or silver to be sold and the pro- ;~l 'I‘- G- Ives. L-i88-7-5-2i. y coeds realized to be used for war purposes. All con-

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HAMPTON UNITED CIIARGI-L- . Serwces on Sunday, July 7th as m1- 1 lqvs: Vlflfllfia Ii A. M, Bonshaw l 7.30. There will be no afternoon ser- vice. L-i62-7-5-1i.

MOUNT S’ EWART UNITED ifasjroiiai. (YHARGIL-Rev. JohnI 5111111114. B. A-. of Georgetown, will preach at Mount Stewart at 1i and at Lot 40 at 1i. Rev. s, J, Boyce, B_A__ will preach at Mount Stewart at 7-411 P- i L-180-7-5-ll.

MAITSHFIELD ANNUAL school meeting voted supplement of $150. Expenses $100. William J. Gibson re-eleclecl auditor. L. H. D. Foster

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Kingston Baptist Church, 7.30 P. M. L-iBIl-7-5-l1. BARGAINS! Today (Friday) or ‘first fine day, 1:30 p.m. Auction “Sale Paige Eistate choice antiques. and household furniture. J. D. Malcolm's, cardigan.

WE HAVE ONE Willis coupe, run only a few months. '38 mod pick-up Willis delivery. The kind

éo-Ieeléictcil trustee. Teacher re-en- ma, Rives mare mugs m me gab

‘5 ' ion. All3'40 model Willis cars guar- . . . _"‘“_ . _ antced years. T. G. Ives.

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Exhibitors’ Associa- “Y_M°“°‘“' "my m‘ WINSLOE PASTORAL Charge.

commencln’ 1.00 . , st d d Time, Align“ bfieif‘... $51,331, Services Sunday. July 7th are as Opening at ranch of GEorge _u__ follows:—Pi-mcetow'n Road 11 am.

Sunday School l0 a..m.; Highfield 3 p.m. Winsloe South 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 2 p. m. Rev. J. R. Skinner, Minister. L484.

Callbeck. Summerside. Instruct.ve_ Praetlca. — interesting — s akers L-l37I3'cl-4-31.

—Denionstrations. PRESBYTEIUAN CHURCH SER-

YICES-Sunduv. July 7th. Mount, DELEGATION MEETS oovenx? btcvrurt 11 A, M. sacrament of the III-INT. — A ‘ delegation including Luids Supper. Higlitield 3 P. M. Messrs. William Hughes, M.LA..

Peter Mclsaac. ‘\'I.L.A.. and Peter Holland. of Souris, waited on the government. yesterday in connection iritli t-lic road uiork between Ding- \vcl'.‘s Mills and Morell. Thcy press- ed the government not to discon-

urt P:cii;ii'nlory' Service Friday, July 5th. 8 P. M. Marshfield Sunday School ll A. M. L-l78-7-5-ll.

CORNWATL PASTORAL (‘IIARGEZ -- Services on Sunday,

Jilly 7th: New Dominion: S. S. lo hlgxnvay.

A. M. Service 11 A. M. Kingston: ———

Orange Lodge Parade and open-sir NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- service. 3 P. M, Speaker, Rev. 5 1), TIST PASTORATE. - Rev. J M

'I‘r1tes. Cornwall: S, S. 11 A. M. Ser-l Blesedell, B. A.. Minister. Sunday, vice_7.30 P. M. Rev. E. R. Woodside,l July 7th the .'.i"i'lC85 run thus:

Minister. L-182-7-5-li. North Milt .l ll A. M. North River ___ ‘1._0 P. ' . Lflllg Creek 7.30 P. M.

FOX BIKEEDE F15“) 95y . Kings‘. . l0 P. M, tSpecinl sac- AT SIJAIMERSIDE iStandarii red drama: "A Grcut Iiihci"itaiicc"—

Clyde River Church talent). A "din we call to worship the One “p vii ioned in splendor and girdecl ivlt praise.“ L-l81-7-5-li

FINED YESTERDAY.—A resident of Mt. Albion W110 was found utility of having ‘home breiv” on his pro- mises some time

fi months, by Stipendiary Magistrate George J, Tweedy yesterday. 'l‘l e same man was also given two months for having stolen goods in his isnssesqnn. The second charge

TIXITC) Monday, July 8th. Hear ad- dresses by Geor e A. Callbcck, Lt.- Col. D- A- Mac nnou. D. O. Stew- flfi. J. C._Jack., L.’ W. Hancock G. Ennis Smith, Visiting ranches o1’ G. A. Cnllbcck. L. W. Hancock and Dominion Experimental Fr; Ranch during afternoon. Fox Breeders welcome. L-137-7-/_\ Lil.

POLICE COURT -— In the Po- lice Court jyesterontv the case of a man charged with common as. salllt was fldlcllrnrd im- rne tveek. A rinlnk was seut-‘nceu to l0 ciaysi

ill JIliI. Tue crise of a pjyson l arose out of the theft of gasoline chm-gm “m, vagranq. we, adj from a C.N.R. tool house in Mount journed tor one ivrek. A man lbnn"

Vhllliéed under the P" hbil. ct """i' , was lined $200. and glsils (7l?nlIl¢(’€I TAKE CHARGE 0F SALVATION‘

; _~ - i ARNTYv-JAGJIIIHHIZ W. Hawkes. Saint mon in m Jail. tJnlrn, N.l3., succeer‘ Ad]. L_vnci:,

finuc the work on tliis stretch of,

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i‘ . . _ — . ., 1' AT g5 [T53 e fufgfll’. onl daughter I Mr. and SEE A GEE IN R gundcag.’ Mrs. T. B. vGillespie Caglewn, was

united in iiuirrlage l0 Huzeu Harri- still Miivwiiluims. son oi Mr. iin<ll

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A else. The wedding ccreriioiy‘ ‘iv-as lierltiriilccl by llle Rev. J. 11.. Bishop, of the Church of’ Scotliintl; in the presence of me immediate.‘

relatives. Following the ceremony a‘ 0.01

buffet lunch was served by Mus Gillespie, assisted by Miss Hull. af- ter which the happy young couple

. leit on a ilveciriiiiz trip to the Uniirdl

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~ i town, has been transferred toficcl-TJBWITP-"KI 15 Kllrllfllllll ill!’ ‘ ' ‘ Mrs. ill"? oiti hon!" at Sirntiicoma, Dun-

BR\NT__NII__ _ “mm, Pg‘ '1 'who after_foill' is service. with m. Ngw Lomgny 11ml.‘ hnwvalul-l}, (f, the Saiiation Aim in Chnilotu- Imiiik Pouei of Souris, quaiel ‘ermmn N Adjutant and

masler of lne C.G.S. Brant, la accepted for service in the Ntivvl

and “no “m. ‘cave to mm up ‘hm: and have taken charge of the Saiy;i_

lion Army. v mm iltoii. and was SiIIILCIICd ui . Tnhn. N.B.. for four years.

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Murine Oliicc 'I‘ucsdu_v,i ill Kelly, muster; Hour nrd M :i.ti. ciiici 1113111001‘ OI the‘ Bruin; Mi; l1. i». ‘ficruigv, gun-c. keeper o1 i-Ili: Lirpurimciii of Trans- lioi-t and ille Brutus crew, nivaitcdl them. A_ii ziddrcss was rend bvCnp- lniii Kcly. ulio also iircseii id the have. on behalf of the Oillv

of young men from Illlt» ilfCYlllCT are leaving to join the various Island units; stalzonecl on the mainlan m1 Eighty r0111: l} lcrivc this lilfllllillK

“UN ‘Hm ‘I ImIWSmIC W“ m‘ I‘ on the curl" tl-nlu Th ' were o’ vcn ‘ e11 iCl. Thu rc cut maze an _' I " ‘ o" - ..”I~ . nppreclatuw, You, ” a . lid off at the Armculits last Tm Ca On Canada Corps, Mr. Albert Falls. “lure ab" spent GU-fir-S I" TREEIIOLNIE —-'1)'iiuus “35 master oi’ Cerclllmllesn month. Vinnie there she

Resell’. gilcsts i-cgistezed at "Trtfle- <lll'l u speiidui concert was put on

holmc". licnsiiigton. include the for the cntcrtuinmeht of the r1."- followlng: Ml‘. J. P. Smith. Hall- erulls. Refreshments were serve-cl. fax .\'. S .\'l-:. C. K. Alien. HJIl- It 1:» llllfl

N. 5.: Mi". ‘and Mm C_ E, 131ml \\lIl l llIDilTlY tlie bois to

‘Taylor. Gt. Vllloiie. N. 5.; Mr. R. 1-1‘ Pfllluav st as

J_ MacDonald‘ c-dnlnonelov_.n; M1.‘ large nunlbei: of friends and rtlii-

wyilmn Wyn-J}. ym.mout_ll_ N . tiics who W11. sec the bovs off.

.1 Mr. '. ' " ' 'i - . “mi .

mun and .\Il'S. H wig. New York l‘ ‘III Inmgrqcm TN:

City: Mr. and Ali's. L. R. Rhoda ‘ c‘ m n? yr I “Se 10' - u; the neat deluge “hlLIl hit the

l-icullon. MainchMll R114 _ MFS- Island. A car and truck, the Iilili!‘ GPOllle A- 6106-91‘. N0l'1'l530\\'l’l. carrying two cords oi wood, collided PIUIMPIPWRI V11‘- J Billdwlll. Flor- on the highway‘ IJCI-WQCII the citv

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; M1". Ralph George and Mr l Albert Wheaten, SACI-(VIIIG. N. 13.1; lI/Ilrfi Grrirurie Whenton. Sackvillc.

machines were badly dama.ge(i._bi=i- nobody was hurt. Another sllg t

N. 8.; Miss Andrrson, Snckviile. N. I iliflflflli- 00L‘ “Pd 09110511? Si» U111?" 84x11: I, Lamina-i, 5L Jomh N ‘man's and RCA/LP. officias stated B; d My; w_ 1h Lamar“, Mom, y that at least one other slight _ncci- w“ N’ B_ dent occurred during the heignt of

the rainstorm. None of the accl- deiits were of p serious nature and no one was hurt.

WINS SCHOLAllSlIIIL-iifr. W1‘.- linm Crrckclt. son of Mi". and Air.» ~J. c. Crockett of Elm avenue. ‘Charlottetown and a third y-cnr student at the University of Tor- vim has received u-ord that he has been awarded the Aitken Schol- arship for English n5 wcli as U11‘. Elizabeth A n n Wuitcrcorbjcii Scholarship for English language land literature. He is the toll Sill- jdent in English and literature at the university and was an honor Istlident st.

LESS SFNSIIINFI IN JUNE —i Tlicre ‘e 75 hours less stmshine in Junetf this _v.-r.i" than in the corcsii idiir: mouth of last year. 1t was also a xvctfici" month this yvcar than June i930. the rainfall 2.77 and 1.18. June 1940 W515 a slightlv \\’l1l'l'tl('l‘ month than June 1939 21C- coidlutz to figures taken at the Ev- pciiimeiitril Farm for the mrtor- Oloilionl service of Canada. 17w mean temperntucs were 57.1 for June of this year and 5M1 for last year. In June last. veal‘ the warm- cst day was the 12th. with the llicrmomc er registering 80, and L _ the coldest day was the Rtli. when Ins“ u“? _. it. rirnppr-d to 34. fins.‘ month the T PRETTY WEDDING. — A quiet. hottest day \\'f\S on the third and ‘ivedding was solcmnizad at the the 110th. when the tccnpernture was beautiful home of the bride's aunt. 73 and the coldest dar was on the Miss Rav Gillespie, Kent Manor 10th. when it droppc to 84. Apts.. Charlottetown. on Thursday

Pictured at their recent meeting

Patterson Collegiate ‘

Y: Hawkes are in the c tv at present. das.

Ho is a native of Hum-i fifllllt ice for ‘fork Scion‘. , P1'(‘\,‘~' i rleclderl to villi uusly he was stationed 1'1 Ontciriti.1,<o_r,ny gm», y“, ,

C, yon the m-ianirmcl. Thei-

L by m, C,,,~_.dd,_m bum, and.‘ homo from Torcnio and Nlflilffll‘?!

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and Cornwall in the morning. Both‘

mvcninq on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. gtrpiiiiousi); to richer; Duncan. Grafton t‘ lynkr‘ out in‘ German invad- ‘Word prrprictm- of a 10h priiil- Japan I111» also con- flit! e biislilnviit iii Trurn. Ho is‘ ~.i'i.ii.nnr_v tlcprcdallgiis

. nccomg. . flied by

states. On their return tPev will} reside in Cape ‘Traverse. Ml‘. and‘, Mrs. MacWilliams have the best; wishes of their iiiauv friends for future happiness. I Personals

Mr. Artemas Cook has returned to his home at Montague after a pleasant VISIT. with friends at York.

Miss Doris Seller. of Winsloe. returned to cm- hnme Tuesday af-

ternoon. after a holulav stiiiil at. Mount. Sic being thr- 313's‘. of Miss Lois D nton.

Messrs. Jack artisan and Bur- chcll Glilis of S_vdue_v. N. are visiting in the City. the attest.- o.‘ Mr, waltlieii GlIllfIfl at tin.- Kins- meirs Cottage, Kvppccli.

Mr. Gordon lioak spent the holiday weekend 1n Amherst with gis kparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J.