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terns 3. Bill Jenkins.

Grade 1X. . Joan Large 2. Don “"1506. 3. Barbara Pickard.

Grade ixiAdvancedl-l. Robert r. Enello Tahweil, s. David ‘Glide IX.-l. Kendrick 0011103. h-“fiharies Dowlle, s. Windsor Bre-

flrids vnL-l. Jnmel Bentley a. Walter Conrad, 3. John Nash. ' sMvYre-rzcahsra- :-

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Filer-son. Hula. Douglas, 2. I]. Slacnley lgNsir. .— . ar mssy. Fggdflvksrd. a. sails Clerk. i‘ P V'.- 1. Philip Jerdirle, 2. Janet Ives.

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Grade 1.-1. Greta Hansen, z. l)“. nlond Connolly 8. May Russell Rolpil Msllett.

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.-1. Alan Catnip Robert giggle. 3. Shirley Vessey,

In Memoriam vnnlvorr u rFiAnsous

Seldom Li ever has Miilvele md surrounding districts been so deeply unged in gloom as on th

oi December 20th. it was leani-

Ped that Verne

llkht ls he was ed in sawing wood. Death is times sad, but when it comes to one in the iuli flower oi youth. it seems unbearable. Just ten days previous Vernon was married to Miss Lillian Mclnnis and together they looked iorward to a bright and happy iuture and were enjoy to the utmost the gaiety and po sr- ity which surrounds newlywe l. son oi Mr. and Mrs.

Why born on August 13th, i913. Mr. Parsons was c man oi kind disposition and was highly esteem- ed knew him. He was

by Ill w o especially-beloved by the young eo- e oi h own age and genera n 9 was ever ready to write their errors in send, but to engrave their virtues on tablets oi atone. He to moum besides

tors, Lois, don ammo and Gladys. Mn. John Hagen, one brother Elmer oi French River, besides a host oi iriends and relatives.

The whole countryside mourns with the above ior his’ Célfillé is vat’; ant and can never 6 -

God much

The iuneral took place on Decem- ber 31st and despite the inclement weather a large concourse oi irlends and neighbours attended. The ser- vice was conducted y Rev. D. J. Morrison oi Bredslbene who brought a message oi ho and comfort the sorrowing i ends. The hymns sung were Jesus Lover oi~My 5W1- In the Sweet By and By. We 311R" Meet on That ‘Beatiiul Shore. Time is e Land That is FBI!!!‘ Than Day.

tion oi J. Andrews, Hunter River. The pallbearers were Messrs Albert Mclnnis, Eldon Parsons. Alvin Par- sons, Oswald Murphy, Edwin Hagen and Herbert Ross.

interment took lace at Stanley Bridge Cemetery. w ere ell that was mortal oi s dearly beloved husband and loving son and brother was tenderly laid to rest there to wait the Resurrection Morn.

In Memoriam

MES. CHARLES WYAND

The very solemn isct “I too. must die" wag again brought home to each and all. when it became irnown that the death oi Mrs. Charles Wyend oi Mayfleld had occurred in

are iio '“b' 7 l r n ma” i w ose maid n

the late James and Marv Sha . Linklettor was born st Linklcm Rpgd in 1 g padded there until her msrris e in 1999 when she came toyldnyilsfi Ind gssum

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could be evinced than

her during her declining years when she wsvnost lovln ly and tientlv tended y her dcug Mrs en mo. M’ hyslbcnd predeceased her in October O

942. 11 r w in church was never vac- antll-srorlg as her health rmltteri, es she reverently obey the in- junction "to neglect not the’ as-

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W .1. Berger. e burial took

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luuple lot oi thezabeeic wu by us lest ecueeu. catalogue with descriptions cl I

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Bounty the new extra early tomato, lllil runny other rece y us. Complete list cl vegetables cud plants.

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The prim are the some u those prevailing u! other Blnaos In the siry.

Freezoui For Charitable Purposes

she had no creed but Christ and no PWWSO but to serve.’ ior she loved the Church in the widest accept- anon oi tho word.

ihere are iert to cherish her memory, two sons and two daugh- ters: viz. William oi Dodsland, 35511-1 Lemuel and Ella oi Mayfleid and Harriet iMrs. Edison Railings) c! R-v-ltlco; also a sister lvlrs. George Stevenson oi Elllotts, who is now a. nonagenarinn, besides an excep- Eidnaélayr large number oi intimate ren .

H91‘ 3111191111. book piece on Tues-

JBY. February 9th. The service was

conducted by her pastor Rev. R. E.

‘ghuillw. assisted by Rev. George ey.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Ern- est Houston, Austin Laird, Alired Carew, Lorne Houston,

Toornbs and Howard Ling. Interment in Cavendish Cemetery.

.- Memoriam

MRS. TIMOTHY l. QEAMIR

The many irlends and relatives 1n this province o! MrsTlmot-hy J. Creamer will learn with regret oi ‘her death which occurred at her ‘home 193 East ell, Mass. on brual-y 9th. The ‘deceased lady who was 1n her 69th year, previous to her marriage was nown as Mary Alice l-Iancirahan oi Charlottetown and had spent all iher irlllood days there as well es s.

exception oi at two, declining health would not permit. accompanied by her husband and family she made annual visits to the island. thus kee lng renewed the old time associat ons. She was en- dowed with n. kind and gentle man- ner and was a true type oi Christ- ian womanhood whose main con- sideration was the weliare oi her ialnily, both spiritual and temporal. Her irlends both her and abroad will 10in lllplillefid‘ ‘ sympathy to her bereaved husband and iamily onsiating oi three sons Ambrose [and James at home in Lowelr Tim- othy Jr. in U. S. Five dough- ters, Mrs. Bred Pr-on y and Mrs. James Molloy oi Cambridge; Mrs. Charles Berger. Mrs. Alice Lawren- Mrs. Theodore Preddsi oi as a number oi grand She also leaves two sisters residing in Lowell. May her soul rest in peace. The iuneral oi Mrs. Mark A. I (Handrahan) Creamer, wiie oi m-

othy J. Creamer oi 193 East Merri- G

mack street, too lace yesterday morning at 9 o’c k irom the ‘Mshoney Funeral Home. 300 High street, and was attended by relatives |nnd iriends. The coricge proceeded to the a ‘ Conce tion church where at 10 o'clock a so elnn

high iuneral mass was celebrated

by Rev. Charles J. Ber strom, 0M1, 1‘ "i"?

assisted by Rev. W em J. Brown. ,0. M. 1., as deacon uld luv. Lew- rence Decry. O. M. 1.. I-l sub-deacon. ‘Seated in the scno uary was Rev. Imam 1.. Colier. o. m. r. The choir under the direction oi Mr. Charles P. Smith sen the Gregorian red- ulem mass. 500s in the mess were by Mrs. Frank P. Mc- Ma-rg l. Smith. Mrs. Hugh Walker, finest Reed: and Charles P. Smith. Mrs. Hill Walker resided st the errrm- A large at ndence o! iriends were present st the mass: amend them and Ibr- mer Fire

-The following delegation represent- ed the Hcly Rosary Sodhlitrv oi the parish; Mrs. George A.

Mrs. Leo B. ‘Ibnsey, Mrs. Kc

ine Balls, Mrs. Catherine McMillan. There were many ilowers and spiri- tual bou uets. be

Messrs.

Molloy, , Ready, Jose h H. Terr-y and Churles pldce in ,the iamlly lot in St. Patrick's cem-

etery. where the committal prayers lwere read by Rev. Charles J. Ber-gs- trom, O.M.I. Arrangements were in charge oi Funeral Directors Mn- cney roe.

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Trinity llnlterl Church

TUESDAY, MARCH Ind

zoo-mm Bs d-Socin ..._...._;a.. " I“ best know me id ts, . at the Holtlei ‘Digll 1531331 alvalll‘ night iollowini a brici illness. Ere. was the lest surviving member on her inmily and was widely known m1’ h" kmdly disposition and lfllfiflity oi character. , She was the daughter oi the late; Gordon oi

. and Mrs. Prince Edward Island. A sister, fiedeoeased her several years ago. rs. John Brander oi Newcastle, ale-has two nephews, J. R, Gordon Brander, Newcastle, and Hudson Gordon. Alberton. ,E.I. The funeral will be held irom the furleral home oi T. M. Murray,‘ Ohumh Street, Saturday critter-noon with service st the house conducted l". E. McPherson oi the

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by Rev. United Church.

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cl local interest. but “vermin:

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Personals

Miss Blanche l- and

Priscllfi Iswior leit yestoflll!

morning on an extended holiday

trip to Montreal, Boston and New ork.

l, A. sterling Maflwlln W” 1808! city on Monda enrouie to Summerside. He 8P8" the W” ' lend in Morel! visiting his mother. Mrs. Norman MscSwain.

Mr. Gerald Murtoah. student- at Prince oi Wales Colic c. Char- lottetown, spent the wee -end lg

1 . intepdent oi Education ior Pr ce l the hon o, his linen“. ML m

wbrd Island, is able to be back Fh liter an absence cl several w - Dr- Shew had the misfortune to iall on the slippery sidcwahr, fracturing s. bone in his ankle while on his way to work.

CALL EXTENDED-A unani- mous cell has ‘rrinity Unite Thomas E. Maclonnan oi Sharon- St. Johlm United Church, Stellar- ton, N.S., eiiective July 1. This call has been accepted subject to the a proval oi the Piciou ytery. T e res atiorl oi Rev. Hugh Miller, D ., who has been pastor at Trinity ior several years, takes eiiect June 30. _

CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS —The resignation oi Miss Pearl E. Finley irom the staii oi West Kent School was accepted at yes- terday's monthly meeting oi tile City School Board. The resignation is to take eifcct on April lst and Miss Margaret E. Riley was ap- Dcinted to iill the vacancy. Con- siderable routine business was transacted at the meeting also.

Mrs. John r. Mari-ssh. Emerald-

Mrs. Lewis Myers has returned to hei- home in crepaud. alter spending the past week in Surn- merside. the guest oi Mrs. E- B Simmons.

y 5'9 - BRACKLEY POINT

RED CB/OSB ' UNIT

The February meeting was held at the home o! Mrs. Georke Hughes on FTiday evening. Feb 19th. Meeting opened by silliifl! ‘O Canada." Secretary's report was read and approved. The treasurer reported having sent in the iol ow- ing amounts: $30. to the Red CPOiLs office; $10. to comiorts ior prisoners oi war; $10. to Sailors Ditty Bags: $20. to Blanket Fund; $15. to Queens Canadian Fund: $10 lo Ruslan iulld and iour $5 boxles to boys ircm the district serving overseas, also cigarettes. Mrs. Willard MoCallum handed in $5 (proceeds from carrl party lclc.’ at her home». The material ior two quilts was handed in, these to be

RED CROSS CAMPAIGN HEAD. QUARTERSP-All Divisional Com-

mgndgfs. Team gapmins and m“, ‘completed including dress, ‘lsonnei oi teams in Charlottetown , , can secure all iniormation at Cam- |breakua 9381118: sill!

quilted before next meeting. A large number oi knitted articles were scarfs. sccirs, boys hose. wind- and other

SCEJTIB 11S

palgn Headquarters at H. M. Sim - JITllClES. Nine dresses cut out were

son’s oiiice, 16o Richmond

these Headquarters on Monday, Tl-lB-idfly and Wednesday, March 1st 2nd and 3rd and will have the com- i one wls to know 1i a cer- tain person is ted can secure the iniormstion b calling at the ciilce or phoning 1 . s-l-al.

ROTARY LUNCIIEON-Yester- dly was Red Cross Day at Rotary with Rotarian A.B. Fisher in the chair and short stimulative addres- ses by Capt. N.W. Lowther, chair- man oi the city organization and Hon. Dr. W.J.P. MacMillan, Pro- vincial President oi the Rled Cross. Rotarian Dr. Shaw wag welqungd back after some weeks absence and Rotarian waiter Grant read a. m- ter ircm Ceylon, India, (mm 5 “r "overnor oi that district, telling list Lleut. Don Grant was in fine lealth and spirits and among ..rierlds. Guests present were Sena- tor J.A. Macdollald, in the city m- to Ottawa, Meyer B- Roy Holman. Rotarian MvMillfln. horns on iurlou h, and Pilot Oiilcers Frank Lea erdale R-AJ‘. and Roy Plcton, 3A1 '

town Branch or The Eastern Trust Company.

He Joined the Organization 1n 1922i, and revlous to his appoint- ment was retal-y and Trust Oi- iicer c! the Montreal Branch, and ior the past nine years has been Chic! Inspector oi- the Branches oi the Company. He brings m his new u- intment a wealth oi experience gained at Montreal Head Oiiice and the other Bruno es oi the Oom-

pcn .

M¥IIOI Knox served in‘ the Great War 1914-1918. He oined cargo in I915 The 43nd ttaiiorl yal Highlanders oi Canada (Black Watch) and served with them over- seas until the close or hostilities in i919 He has been active in the Militia and Reserve Army and re-

marl o! the 3rd Buttaliotfi oi the a

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sident oi the lniantry and Machine un Association oi Milli-a Dis- trict No. i, and is an Assoc te oi the Chartered Institute oi Secre- taries, London England.

FAIRVIEW SCHOOL Following is the report ior Feb-

(SrJ-l. Marguerite MacMillan, 2. Genevieve Shaw. Grade X (Jr.)—1. Ciiiiord Mc- Isaeo. 2. Mary Cevsnegh. ' Grade IX-i. Leona cavanagh. Grade VIII-l. ~ Audrey MW" Mlllan, 2. Laurette Aichom. Grade VII-l. Mary Mcisaac. Grade V-1. Rome. Cavanaghoz. Chesley Macmugali, 8. l1 Burdett. Grade IV—i Gloria. Burdett Grade 1 (sci-l. Lyman Alchcrn. Grade 1 (Jr.)-1. Jedn Moises!!- Tescher-Freds ett

MOSCOW SUBWAY! Moeco ubway passenger the plaaolem from street level by means oi photo-electlcally controll- ed eecaialors.

TENDERS

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reach

cen retired cg Second in Com- tab

PRESENTATION, _

athcrins was held at thghorrficigl rs. Edward Henderson, Murray Ham" Nilml. on the evening oi the 30th inst when a goodly number oi the Ladies Aid and Wtlman’; M13- llmflfy Biwict met at her home where they he d a ladies Aid meet- mB-At the close oi the meeting Mrs. Henderson Was called ior-ward and

honor oi her o and i thi

Vice find she readied thlslrrkirllu membe ior the r kindness an told how pleasant her relations hlld been While working in the Ladies Aid and W. M. S. ior the past 30 ars. A dainty lunch was erverle by the ladies who had provlded the delec- reireshrnents aiter- which everyone went home with pleasant stggxlxltehts o! the evening so well

IAIRVIEW W. L

The regular monthiy meeting oi the llhirveiw women's Institute was held at the home oi Mrs. L.C. Mc- Isaac, on Feb. 12th with an at_ iondance oi six members and one visitor. The President, Mrs. ‘Thomas Burdett presided and the meeting Opened by singing The Institute Ode. Minutes or last meetin were read and approved. The q t was finished and brought w the meet- lng. The secretary was appointed to purchase a bstt and material to make another quilt. Some corres- rldence was read. It

orylded by Mrs. Edward Currie that Ofimdbe sent to the Aid to Russia

The members agreed n new drink- ing fountain should be purchased ior the school and it was decided that the secretary write to school 81111111! to iind ou 1i any are avail- able. The interior oi the school has been redecorated, also the book case has been newly painted, the bill ior bolt? was rigor-ted paid. was a repor ed that $5.00 was cl to the Provincial Sahitorium, e Red Cross work ior the month was u iollows: 1 quilt, ‘i pairs man's stockings, 1 pair- pyjamas, gloves. 1 pair men's socks. del ious luncheon was served

mum,‘ gygqn to Dunk River Duh-yin; (10., will be receive; b!‘- ths undersigned up to noon ads- dey, M rch 9th. Seucn begilln ng M31 1 For turbo: particulars 'i the lecre er!-

n” y h RALPH CALLBECK.

Secretary-

orrA-n-rslr. rel». se-Mlss leery Janefordon, one oi Chairman's

Insurance Service Since 1872

by the hostoss, alter which meeting -c osed to meet next month at the home oi Mrs. Aile Mclsaac. when the emairlir? uestionaire will be illle out an l-ol cell will

sponded to by an Irish Joke and each member paying ion centg

Carol of Thanks

co. LiMlTEll

Summer-side Montague

Mrs. Olsude Adams and iamilv wish to entend their thanks to all y iriends neighbours and relatives ior thelr many acts oi kindness riur- ' 1118 the illness end death of their hllebfllld end isther. Also ior mes- gaarelrl’ and cards oi sympathy.

P Streetidlstributcd ior linishing. Roll call Lieut. Charles McKenzie will be at ,was

responded to by_ thirteen members and six visitors. One new member paid ice. Collection ior the evening $6.00. Program consisted o!

plere list oi prospective SUlJSCTllJGTSJyegdjng by Mm George Shaw, m;

contest by Mrs. Willard McCallum. New program committee ior the iollowing three months, Mrs. Earle skeiiington, Mrs. Lowell Yourlker, Mrs. Fenion McLure invited the meeting ior l/iarch the roll call to be answered bv "the worst blunder we made when we started house- keeping." The business meeting closed by singing the Long tong Trail. Lunch was served by Mrs. Hughes, assisted by Mrs. Fred Hughes. A pleasant social llour was swept in knitting and the National Anthem brought the meeting to a close.

On the ‘following Wednesday evening Miss Louise Shaw enter- tained the members at a Bingo Party at her home. Twenty games were played, and a prize award-ed eaoll time to the lucky_wgillner. A

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Send for this free book- let about cirwomen in the R.C.A.1'. Writer Director of Msnairl , R.C.A.P.,Jackson Bull - lug, Oruwmor the near. est Recruiting Centre listed below.

In Memoriam

Ieervlhg Caches air

Vcoeewwflolgerv, ldnenierl, Seslrc.

In Iovln memory o! Peter Led- wcll Colic who was lest in the cell llotel - lre in Bellies on rob 3. 1939.

We are IMI within our rnem

Lone are our hearts today",

or t e one we loved so dearly

Ihl iorever been culled lwuy,

We think oi him in silence

0 We cell see us weep But rue silent teen are shed When ct en are asleep.

iecvclcqinuflflhpll- III. North Icy, Windsor, London, Nernlecn, Turenro; Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec, Mention, Nulllfll.

Inserted by Ills Mother and I-‘aiber- and Family.

Airwoman urc needed lcr ihcu and many other lrudcs: Clerks a a a Fabric Workers . .- a Stallo- grsphers : a . Transport Drivers . a a Cooks . . . Photographers.

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SAY BONES i YASSUM BOSS!

“Time F0 Thai Show Again‘ It's The

Merry Minstrel

R e v i e w JOKES, SONGS, DANCES

lllll-WEIL-THIIRS.

MAlliIll 2nd

- 3rd - 4th

HQLY NAME HALL

Tickets on sale Rzddin Bros, Jimmie‘s ‘faxi, Hughes

and Wilson's

Barber Shop.

And Members of the Cast wr~ttvleerM

aaln.y Ullcls was 1.1m amount by, all. The sum oi $23.50 was realized to be given toward the Red Cross; Campaign. ‘ WINSLOE NORTH W. INSTITUTE‘ The regular monthly rrleeilng U11 Winsloe North W. Incl-cute “lei at the home of Ml's. Walter Roberts Fbbrurary 10. The Preszden; upen- ed the meeting with Qarol and Creed. followed U)’ Roll Cali, answered with jokes by 10 members. Minutes oi‘ the January meeting were read and adorned. one lncnlbcl paid her ice. Receipts were r0 llflllil from Aid To Russia Fund, and Milk For Britain Fund. A lezter; from the Red Cross was read, and copies oi Consumers News dis-l tribute-d The Sick Committee and School Committee gave their re- ports. New Sick Conlmltiee. Mrs.