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' T0 BENT with mod- ‘lgggziiibiences. with DIIVUCIQ 91 " iicuseaeepuig. ADPIY M15- M A_ Dawson, GEM-I'll 5955?";-

iim gALE, two-men's suits l! ' condition. Aiwly 6'11 "1 "- H gntative, Summerside.

" UTIFUL lift $.11, Gourlica

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iur sullen)’. Mill! 9M ‘"11, iollows: Bedfilllfl 11 5- 11v l P. M. Cape ‘traverse 7.40

‘gov. James M. Baxter C‘.

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5-7- ‘ 'i'0 illness my offices nllfl hunter River will 1 _11,_,d until iiumti-er notice. All plellls on bills will be received - ncc. l--. T. BOWIIBSS,‘ Den-

5-—'f—i0—2i - ~ - nom: rnoivi n.0- “Eliii: .1 c Wilkinson of

1181a west arriveu home 0n ,1 Edward Island on Monday n. Florida where. as has bfifii custom for a number o! years, Ill, the winter months. Be- rgtumlng to hi8 home Eb "field West, m. Wilkinson nd a few days with his

.\irs. EH. SLIWI. Bum-

I-GRAND RIVER. CREDIT UN- p‘ oiwANiZED-The organiza- ., meeting oi the Grand River ‘t. Union was held last week the Maple Leaf Hall with Rcv- ... ratner Murphy presiding. '. gpelliflg the meeting he ex- ..-- his pleasure at the large 11';- ur. Croteau was the spent-or of the evening and - that this ivas the forty seventh ‘t llillull he had organized on island and went on to explain u tional and financial efils to be derived from such .. organization, Excellent address- Tere also given by Mr. Dennis, ....- for of Credit Unions. who ‘Fl etl the progress of ccopera .. on P. E. f. Reverend Father ols who urged all to take u, y interest. Rev. Urban Qlllls‘ ed the Credit Union as a foun- ’-- for the furtherance of de- racy, The meeting was inter- ~ d b stcpdancbig b Master illiam Praught and Peter ‘leill. Songs by Miss Mac Mal- . and Mr. B. McKimion were tlv apprreclated. Music was sup- ‘ bv 1i s. Harold McIntyre and .J D. Mcliellan. Mr. Harold lellan was elected resident and . Neil James McLcl an vice pres- ' .J. A. Brown. secretary treas- cL and Mi‘.

3. t e Kin ht the meeting to a close-S.

t i-viuiurcx LOAN Imma- enthuslastlc Vic Loan meet- was held at iscouche on -..- evening with Rev. Martin

everybody lubccrlb- to their utmost ability. As this the evening of the victory loan _ on a large amount was sub- bed on the spot and telephoned - Alter the nieetin the Mis- che Dramatic Olu

. The presentation of Flay showed careful direction t- lrilshed acting and was much reciafed by the capacity audi- as shown by the applause.

e. Yvonne Poirier; Mrs. Ken- .. Mrs. Wilfred Oaudet: Billy 1th. Prank Gaudet; Jimmy Ro- ‘1 n. Martin DesRcches: Daisy linntainc. ltfary Deslioches: Ned l nedl’. John Poitier; The Cop,

hlgerlisfet; Miss Jones. I-Ierminc

any Island farmers Seeking Ml! From Board

IIIII I . -=-"= a... writ-aun- -- -- IIiIIIIISIDI-lll II-IIICI COUNT! , lllodlflilb “venting n- r “- "villi. sum. In: us“ ma.

l” or Ila fl’ its boy rulpcnnlhlc for dciivcriq on you "n;

-|will

Um AED CHURCH. 1

' —A very pretty wedding took place

, Prince Edward Island Highlanders

"- in

- spending a few days leave with his

' Loan Trophy

o o-If-Tlflln-i“

lo III his ll I m. pa... wTJT-"l-n..."

-1;l'lI°pl.InD‘fllUl noun m!“ Wcdnoldaqo, mbiymmfim‘ " Wheat Ground. ‘ say-é:

ONE-CENT 800d! now rationed! while you have the Gourliu mull mug

Bale Buy now 81%.‘ “"'“" 6-1-11

—WANTED — ‘lb not u. once, sfourorsixroomhoucmlipplyto

. Charlie Robertson, Carleton lflidlng. 5.7.11,

—B.EHEMQI mother Mo. "m"! .130! with a lovely ‘an, gt, Gout-lies Rcxall Drug 51cm.

5-7-11.

-I-‘ACE CIIIAMS, Powders, Dental creams and powders, em, _Two for price of one. plus ooic ‘cent. At Gourilcs Rexall One-Cant, Blle- 5-1-11 I —0'REILLY-SNOW NUPTIALS

in St. Paul's Church, Halifax on Sill-Willi’ afternoon at 3 o'clock‘ when Mrs Ruth Elizabeth Show,‘ formerly of Summerside became ' .the bride of Howard Reginald O'- Reill of the R.C.N.V.R. former- ly o Kingston, Ont, Rev. L. J. Donaldson officiating. The bride was dressed in pale blue serge with acces les to match and wore a corsage of roses. She was attended by Mrs. Margaret Bowser of Hali- fax who was dressed in pale blue serge with coraage of carnations. The groomsman was Harry J. Cal- der of R.CN V.R. Mrs. Snow is the daughter of Mr. J. D. McLeod of Summerside and Mr. 0'l'-leilly is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O'- Reilly of Kingston, Ont. After the wedding ceremony l; reception was held at the residence of James Mitchell. The couple will reside in Halifax for the presenL-S.

—YOUNG PEOPLES UNION PREPARE FOR RALLY - The Central Union of Young Peoples] societies including local union in- about twenty districts in westem| part. of the province, will hold their spring rally in Summei-side this year. The rally will take the form of a week end conference and arena Friday May ‘lfh. Mr. Heath

acQlmrrie. the Central Union President will preside at the ses- sions. The rally concludes with a church service on Sunday evening. Clergymen who will act as leaders are: Rev. D J. Morrison of Brad- albane. Rev. E.J.O Fraser or Mar- gate, Rev. W.H. MacLean of Try- cn, Rev. Roy Vessey of Hampton, Rev. John Jarvie. Summerside, Roy James Cross of North Bedeque. A Banquet and enjoyable programme is belriiz planned. Theme of the rally w ll be along lines suggested by 1 the Young Peoples Forward Move- menu-S

ALSO Short Subjects SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 Saturday Afternoon 3 p.rn.

SUMMERSIDE

Forsythe-liirk Nuptials

(Ottww Journal, M Gowned h? traditional $5112 slip- Pel‘ satin. Miss EldLh Kirk, daugn- Iter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kirk of iUl

- R- P- Fbrsvthe. of Char- '°~*-i°W"» F-E-I» when Rev. North. cote Burke solemnized the marri- Bge 0n Saturday afternoon at three OCIOCK 1n St. John's Church.

Mrs Marihnll Cleland. of Ottawa, filfmefly 0f TOYOHW. as matron-of- honor. Flight Sergeant Russell Dade, R.C.A.F., cf best man and the ushers were Cor- POTBI Happy Glanville, , Sergeant Alex MarBride, Fllghl Sergeant Gordon both of tzie R.C.A.F. Mr, L

Personals 9st. sans the "Lord's Prayer".

Hospital for treatment. terminated ln 11 short train,

-—Ptc Garnet A-ffleck 0f m9 lace was a family heirloom, hav-

ing becn worn by the bride's

5 "dmil 5 511°" leave Wm! m5 grandmother and mother on their

Mot er, Mrs. Charles Stavert, 1 » sl-m-n-.-s__ l".‘.§‘.i'2i.3.“;".£'..'¥.ii __m_ Walter M. Bqwness and face veil. Gala lilies composed the

arm bouquet.

The mat-ron-of-iionork gownwas an exact reproduction of the bridal grown in American Beauty chiffon and she were a small matching hat and carried a shower bouquet of White carnaiions.

Ari RCAF. guard of honormet the couple as they left mechurch. The wedding reception was held in the Tudor Room of the Cha- teau Laurier. Later the couple left by plane for Montreal. ‘Ihe bride's travelling costume consisted of a violet shade sheer wool Redingote over a printed f of the some tone. with matching accessed-x. A veiled straw hat and a shoulder- knct of gardeniss completed her ensemble. On their return they will take up residence in the May- fair apartments.

Out-of-wvsm guests were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Law, Miss Estelle Nordhelmer. Mrs. Alan MacKenzie. Mrs. Rov Norrll-eimer. Mrs. Albert Nordheimer. cf Toronto: Mr. R. P. I-‘oi-syihe, of Charlottetown.

Y's hi} induct Officers

Mr. Wilfred Livingstone was ducted as president of the Y! Men's Club at an impressive candle light ceremony held last hi8!!! i" the annual meeting of the club.

Other officers inducted were vice Ralph sci-cm; secre-

Mr. Earle E. Noonan of Bedeque motored to Moncton cn Wednes- day on business-S

—Pte. Clair Kellv of the Edward Island Highlanders

Prince is Huts. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred

1y. Bummerridm-B

-Mrs. Jack Clarke. Summer-side underwent an operation in the Prince County Hospital on Tues- day morning. Her condition is re- ported favourablc-G

Wellington- ls. Awarded

The Prince County Executive of 1,1,, vmo drive are 33rd’; ing o trop to Wellington h 0 as the civiian district to all? reached the highest Pewenmfetg its objective at the timelo xii chug; of tgfngiradio auct on o Tue ay eve .

All evening there was stiff com-

'“ between

Wellin ton and {he R.C.A.F. station

at hi.‘ mean-

1 f minutes 0rd l6 212.331’ ‘thtgwauction WellinBton came through with a thousand lar subscription puttin tier; m the lead. Howcvci. FW- ‘WR; 0:3,‘; chairman of sales for the - - -

“Several hundred" farmers have $291?“ "Dplied for help to plant‘ “ratfrops and carry on farming 111, 5°“ fiillleffllly. officials of, lutterdrmers Lulu‘ Board n’ h“ av. 0n beinu asked howl M, glomeisnhad offered themul M vsrv few sui table applicants m“ Wd- A very few stud no "Drilled for positions as “:12: tfnr the summer months. h1g1,‘ "l" ‘"0 Young men from mi had received rmitl f0 Ergglenlaigngg he uwidnter . exp gfnflagi April but those young mm" b“ have returned have whure-YA een absorbed into agri- Hemé tnv man who has received M, "I: to aid agriculture, h": éiftenslon has, expired, mo, m show to the satisfac- 1, h m I Mobilization Board that muogli“ l" essential fnrm lccqrenihlli effort will be made .. 9 Bcrvlm of thou en- of low production he vicinity who of Production. official: the f ' 1,, arm .11 wanting help who f registered with the board, 40

gfalrnt w m

r git-n

n .1 “m ,1.‘

V" "Tums foP-flalrflf

n.l d at the V0? “tailgate? thgpeairm: rent enou l! ut them in the clear and

the trophy B! ‘he hlghfislndhlrlg: with $683300 in suhscrlpmns 190 percent of its ch19“ Ve- i m n

Wellington the highest =1’ "4 district subscribed $111.45!) or 1B4 1h percent of its obiWi-"Q T° ma!

lgn-i o much credit for the‘ good wor and before the dill‘: l! completed both districts will l i Y add even more t0 their total. .

idcnt.

grey‘, Huuin e; usistmt secretary, Lemuel MacDougall; treasurer. Herbert Dick and assist- ant secretary, Ray Spence. Mem- bers of the executive, Arthur Du- var, Hurry Cudmore and George Wal

h m n was conductnd by mo

pg! a gslifient y Edwin Johnstone

and lsti-lct Governor J. A. Mao-

Nair.

The retiring president, Edwin Jolinstone. outlined briefly the ac- tivities of the year, which included the assistance given the Y. M. C. A. in its rogmm, organisation of boys clubs airplane modelling and stamp collecting. the holding cf a boys summr-i cam , the Christmas cheer distribution o needy children and the assistance given various charitable and wartime pro ects. This report showed very sat fac- tory achievement and progress.

Charter members. P. W. ‘mmer, H. Lapthorn, H. E. Miller and A. Affleclc were present as guests, as were Rev. 0. Carlyle Webster, Ro- land Taylor and James McLaggan.

Dstrint Governor McNalr sn- noiinced that the Halifax Club won the district contest for attendance

Slllllillf Iiay 9th,

See Our Large Assortment of

A 1 ""5"" * l"! "m" 2121i%€l?.;"‘.-2i“.i.';“ii'lip““.§l.’“& ~' 1 Mrs Keith Rogers introduced flllll GIN‘ Miss Beatrice Patterson of the

munity Concert Association 2g? explained the block member- ship plan for students and recom- mended that the club P10 consid- "YBUOD to sponsoring his nroiect

Enman iirug Co. _ , _ _de (1)13; ggsefvlllfi students of music and ' ummersi ~ nllnardu lllls nil

oceanic the bride of Mimi he- Mlllllfist son of Mr]

Anglican 1

Montreal, was ' WW5

s ' company's plan

Vlrr played the wedding music andl Mrs. Elsie Cleave Howe. the solo-l mmes 1 .

‘The bridal gown was designed‘

___ with tailored bows from the "V"|

—D1'. F, T. Bowriess of Keiising- neckline to the hem. The sleeves- ton has entered tne P. E. Island were bracelet-length and theskirt,

ing the of the Bummer-side Board of Trade in th

e town hall last evening, Dr. W. B. Howatt, speakin on the question of the need for torium exten- sion, f

gave some facts and igurcs ‘fill "'°“"‘.‘ lfffm" “FLT?” o urgcn n or imm tion. He slid that the people of this province in general appeared to be of the opinion that conditions with ard to tuber-

Sanatorium. He stated that there is no advantage in searching out new cases. They cannot be accom- modated at the San and when new cases come to the attention of the doctors they can only advise them to go w their homes and go to bed. After a riod of grhu nine months t ey may abe to go then to the Sanatorium but in the meantime they are at home. s read- ing contagion. There are a pre- sent many known cases of t.b. at large in Siinimersido frequenting public places and exposing the general ubllc to the ever resent danger_ n England, even uri er viuzr conditions. arrangements have been made to X-ray every man. woman and child and if they can do that under the conditions under which they live we certainly should be able to follow their example.

He requested the members of the Board in any way they could to support any action that might be lnken to bring the seriousness of the condition to the attention oi’ the government.

Mr. L. It Allen strongly support- od the sentiments expressed by Dr. Howatt and promised to get behind any movement both as member of the Board and as private citizen.

If we had adequate facilites at the San t.b. could, he believed, be cleaned up in ten years.

Dr. Creelman received a warm

Local Airways To liave Cheaper Travel Insurance

Cheaper passenger insurance

; Canada Air Lines. it. was learned last night from Capt. Carl Burke, manager of Maritime Central Air- ierc.

‘rip Qagno-r-rii-roww GUARDIAN,

S’$ide Trade Board Backs Move For More

Beds In Sanatorium

from the Board on to speak and expressed much

rising 12:"- ure at the op rtunity of ing

eelmsn sa the

present. id t we must inform citizens of the tusngssmof the diseasaxnt prfii an on promised ray school children and in order to arouse interest am the t: a public nice is be id in

the High Schoo at which he will outline for their benefit the steps that are he taken to combat t. b. This test been in Charlottetown and about 600 chil- dren have been examined. Dr. Creelman appealed to the Board to have some local organization sponsor the entertainment at the school and it was ested that the Y's Men's Club appointed to act in this capacity.

Mr. C. R. Rogers wu appointed to head a resolution committee. said resolution to be forwarded to Mr. D. J. Bonnell expressing the support of the Board.

The Board went on record as be- ing in sympathy with any action taken by the committee.

Other Businuu

Mr. Lloyd con-ill, re rting for

the committee re condl ons at thc

‘lllil column bill.“ In: non ‘t of local interest. but advertising :2 ?l.“"".l..f""" "i" an“

o c o Illl‘ ~ able in oduncd . ’ n"

C0088 for Photographs. CONIIDEIA ' “ca. Tloh LIFE INSUR-

POLICE COURT-In the Police Colifiycstcrday morning a drunken g1 Ta“°§"§$’dsi'°n$'i'fip?>i§ odious-nod until Monday.

80M] ON LEAVE-Lu G W. Ayers and Mrs. Ayers are in Char. lottetown on a short leave. They l" "w iii-est: of Lac. Ayers‘ pg- cntl. Dr. 1.1-1. Aye-n mg |,

PAGE SEVEN

UGO! all/P H0”? 43' 700.95 PofMCIll/TES

xnoAormziv-r - m. and Mrs. ‘ J. P. Aylward wish to announce the Qflfilflmflit of their daughter Ei- leen Beatricedc Mr. Benjamin John Whelm. youngest 50in of Mr. and Mrl. B. Whelan, Tloaonto, Ontario. 5-'l—ll

APPOINTMENT - Miss sin‘ Getson, Tignidi has been appointed . . clerk in the Charlottetown Post Of- fice and has been aslg-ned the" general delivery window. This is| / the first lady clerk t0 serve in this -

post office and the co uent con- ditions at the wickets sad that a

and found that conditions were

l‘. . . Board that before very long tho cfficia) gera king steps to change the present conditions and a vast lm rovement was in the off- gggleto br g postal faculties up to

Mr. J. E Dalton gave a very comprehensive report on the meet- ing which was receritl held in the Charlottetown Hotel connection with the Sanatorium. He reported that it was the concensus of opin- ion at that meeting that steps must be taken at once to remedy condi- tions at the San.

The regular routine business of

rates will be effective on Mariime, _ Central Airways lines by the Illld" Mr. Kirk gave his daughter in l c-le of May, lll line vvitn the plan‘

marriage, and she 11-35 amended by‘ being put into eficct by Trans?

1 It is expected that the new plan»

l will go into effect on May l5.

' | It is being taken up by Maritime

,Cenf.t'al Airways in line with the of giving the best service available to people of this province nnd the rest of the Mar

Under the new arrangement it. will be possible for airborne passen- gers i0 obtain substantial irisur- once for a trip at a moderate prem- ium and on better terms than those

' previously in effect.

‘Ifhe full leiwth veil of rosapolnt’

When the plan becomes effective air passengers will be able to buy $5.000 msurance for a premium of 25 cents for each four hours flying time or miy part thereof. Coverage may be obtained up to $20,000.

Egg And Poultry Market Report

Production shows a further in- crease this week with country grad- ing stations bidding up their quo tations in stiff competition. Qual- ity remains ver good. No offerings to the Special >roducts Board this week, Newfouncdand and Maritime

points taking al offerings. P. E. I. grading stations paying for un- graded eggs delivered: A large .....30-—32 A Medium .. 29 A Pullet. d: B . ...25 O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......19—30 Graded eggs delivered Charlotte- town: . . . . . . 341-2 .32

. . . . . . . .. ...I."2s Retailers are paying s ialized producers for graded pac :

e . . . . . . .

Funeral Yesterday 0f Lt. Campbell

The funeral of the info 14 . Campbell was from his

street Thursday Dunstaifs Basilica, where Reqlllfifl High Mass was celebrated by Rev. T. Campbell, uncle of the deceased. At St. Michael's Church, Corran the Libera was sung by Rev. W. Simpson, and the lcrvicc at the grave was sung Rev.

by lshuis Dougan, assisted by Rev. W. Rev. B.

, Rev. T. Campbell and Cillis, DD. Reveille was sounded by Pie. Gerald Mitchell. Assisting in the Sanctuary at the Basilica. was Rev. L. 1‘ and in the choir Rev. B. Oillis, D.D. The deceased who was a member of the Signal Corps. was given n full military funeral. The order of procession was as : Pirin party in charge of Sgt. Major tretch, Band No. 62 CABTC. under Sgt. Emile Doiron, ‘Sign?’ Corps, g1 53?; ofm . Ma or srren. o - . Harold: Gnudet, Do le, Jos. McDonald. Thos. Mcl-“ar ane, Gregory Hughes. Funeral director. H

arse. pail-bearers: Licut. Char- les McQuaid. Limit. W. O. Davy, Lieut. Leo Callaghan, Lieut. H. . Sounders. Lieut. J. H. Partridge, P‘. O. J. E. Garnhum. Chief moumers-Cyrll Campbell. R.C.N.; Theo. Blanchard. Gordon Powness, Albert Blanchard, Byron

flout. held

Downer: Dr. Robinl. Llcut. O Cof- rm. lit-Col. x. s. Lieut. J. McDonald. Lieut. . McDonald,

bell R.C.A.F.. Andrew Blan- chard‘. John suiiivui. Dr. H

P. O. l. X. VIII.

theboard being completed the meeting adJcurned.—S.

Enthusiastic Meeting At Creadailiane

,Ai1l>1'0Xlmafely one hundred and Sixty P590919 wire present at the War Loan Meeting m Bradalbzme last vvsruiiz. _Re\'. Mr. Morrison acted as Chairman. Mr. Morrison is a returned man of 1914-18 and referred to some events of that W" R5 wmfilired to the present one. I-Ie referred to the cnlistments from Bredalbane of men and wo- men in the Armed Forces and that sometimes people were inclined to forget the great part being played in this war by the young women of the Nation.

He then introduced_Mr. Allison Profltt as the chief speaker of the evening. Mr. Prcfitt gave a splen- did address during which he said that these revising Wm- may, Meetings being held in different parts of the Province were assist- ing ln arousing us to the impor- tance of what we now must do and do right away. He spake of the present need for baring bonds and then tclcl the audlsnoe how much the possession of these bonds might mean to the owners after the war is over. “This war is learning us f0 fight together and

together" was his closing statement. The (Zhairman then called on Mr. D. N. MacKay, M.L.A.. who said that he was proud of being a citizen of The British Empire and that we in Canada would remem- ber gratefully the wonderful fight put up by the people of the Brit- ish Isles when England had to stand almost alone at a critical period of this war. “Surely and definitelt our people here will iri- vest thelr dollars in this loan and back up the men we have now sent to Bigland to stand side by side with those grand people" said Mr. MecKay.

Mr. Alexander MacDonald spoke a-bmit the enlistments from Brad- albano which were going to be backed up by dollars from the same

place.

Mr. Walter MacKenzie said that as one of the salesmen in this campaign he was meeting with a good response and referred to a bond he had sold that afternoon t9 a lady with forur sons in the Armed Fbrces. He referred to the War Loan Meetings being held throughout the Province and the large attendances which were so encouraging to the success of the

campaign. Mr. Ernest Haslam. the next speaker, said that "If We don't

bluv bonds we not only break faith with the present members of the Armed Force" but we break faith with those vi"; fought on Flanders Fields in l9l-'-l8". In closing his remarks he quotzd a W110 "Om the famous poem "in Flanders Welds”.

Mr. B. Graham Rogers when called on by the Chairman referr- ed fo this especially enthusiastic community meetinq and Woke UT the great efforts being out forth by the farmers of this Province iri Ipitn. of all difficulties.

Mr. Walter MacKenzie IIWVQd I vote of thanks to Allison Profitt and B. Graham Rogers. TYhe War Loan Films were shown and the meeting closed with Cod Save The King.

T00 Late To Clasify

WANTED - TRUCK. urn! ‘ Guardian. 7 V_ WANTED — MAN FOB FARM

work. Highest wages. W. Wheatlcv. B-Qyolty.__" 5-1-31. WANTED — MIDDLE - AG D

housekeeper. Country home. o adults. Wriic M. Guardian. 7 m

\_ l. .___._.. i __...._i.i_i WANTED — BICYCLE IN 000D repair. Apply Leonard Gallant. West Covehead. ll-‘l-ti

FOR w’ m“

SALE — ONE GENERAL rpose mare, 5 years old. quiet and well broken. Also 2 good milk cows. J. W. Patterson. Hunter River. 5-7-

The British Ministry of so... has ruled that. in the future about one- tenth of the weekly melt ration

, must consist of canned and corned

mil‘-

government official had been here]

we must learn also how to work‘.

capacity. FUNERAL THIS MORNING - §~ Th funeral of Annie '

c

will be held this morning from the, home of her sister, Mrs, Matthew McCourt. 66 Brighton Avenue, at , M5 to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer thence to the Ro~| man Catholic Cemetery.

ELECTED PRESIDENT - Rev. i. H. L. Demon. pastor of I-"irst Bap- tlst Giumh in Halifax, was elect- ed president of the Halifax and Dartmouth Ministerial Association ' at the annual meeting held this week in Moriarty Hall, YMCA. Mr. Demon it will be recalled. was pastor of the Baptist Church in Charlottetown for several years and left here about two years ago for Halifax. He was also a prom- inent member of the Charlottetown Y's Men's Clufb.

APPRECIATION EXPRESSED- The (Eharlottetcwn Fire Depart- ment yesterday received a substan- ial donation for their Firemen?» Fund from Mr. Guthrie Ballingall in appreciation of their efforts in saving his home on the Malpcque, Rcad from destruction in the re-t cent fire which destroyed a larze‘ barn on his property. The cheque’ was sent to Chief Angus McEach-j em with an accompanying letter ofi appreciation from Mr. Ballingall. 1

‘if? “'3

12%’;-

P. E.

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Gus, Shaw of the Dock Road. near Bloomfield in this province were _n_ivez'vievl'co over CFCY 0y P. W. rurner. PfOYllltliil chairman of sales. National ivar Finance Com-

l

[.68. . ’l'hey told a dramatic story of‘ courage and devotion to King and‘

lcuilntri. Out o1 a 12111111. n: eleven

LA") 1-0 Rggtp _ 1-11.- pmpyay mus, and illlCi" ti“! on. tiiiic nf the late Hugh llfitcKinnnxi 171' wit-i 1H‘? PW- lll llllilu s 1'1 llli K111512011) s,‘ 10mm C1 (111 :lrn1_\. llircc 111 ilic 1 i. min-nor bane was 1,5111 ".51 boy was in the army for eight

liiuiilli; attaining the rulik of tor 110ml when he “as discovered to e uncer age and was discharged, the eleventh boy was turned down as being physically llllfll. one son- lllliill’ is also iii the nrmv. Keri rleih, the youngest 1nd is a ‘;lOll‘-’l\‘ counting the dais when he becomes of age and c.i| re-enlist. 11- -....ti11. . ..

from the Ciltcliffe R1 . . e._ ..=ervice was conducted by the Rev.‘ ‘Hugh Miller, D.D. Pallbearers were: {Isaac Clarke. Stephen ivard. Will-

iam Batt D. I. liffacKiiinnn. A T.‘

MacKinnon, Clark Clflibl‘. Rev. .Mr. Morrison cf Brcadalbnne con-

ducted the service at the grave in |Fredericton cemeterv. Pallbearers, |there were: Lorrie- Eeflmail- 9°13" r -Mafhesori. Cuyler Matheson. Pom-I

eroy Murray, Cafhol Maclxodgas

Allan Hirkox. LOBSTER nsvuxc- Weather i

, i; r 1 b- t ' ' §€..f‘."‘l'f.§‘.i..'.'§.¥°WSPLAZ?’.1422 For Violation their lines last Saturday. Contll-l

ti were such that the iisherq ' ' mills on the south shore could not get to their traps. A few lobsters were brought in from the north- sliore yesterday houxever and were retailing fr. the citv at Sac a poundl

line-ill

T11.- mrijerliy‘ 01 39 plxisccutzoiis

The east coast of the Province was! f" "Oi-INKS Qfm L11? Wire QCil-lli!

no Pl'l<.'(’>

Darticulativ hard hit by the storm! K311311011 ti! 1min valuable lobster gear was ililfbTlvilfl ybroken and several bouts: damaged. for the 1 It is f‘\UN‘[€(l tlirlt. about '70 yiaclcers from =wlll be in lJUSlJESS this season.‘ at e. pi‘ which is a few more than last year. sumnia _. 5 the E1. There are three factories in East- ministration reveals. em Prince operating this season‘ Fines ranged {rem which were closed last vear. The at- In 311 75 pergqmg trnctlvc prices prevailing have iri-111-1111 11161114195 of 130111-11 ducod packers t1,- orierate full speed, 1n 11115 P313031 pm . despite the diff1cultv in'secur'ing;01h,r P9139115 for 1,111,; Cont,» vouuc men as flfillcimfli- The ‘Jidvvemior... cf reztllatimis cf the on 9T m9" rmwever WW9 respcmdcdl Controller. Rubber Controller and 11°51)’ m m“ ca“ lflrefzg ti‘: ‘ Transit Controller were also report- ‘ul mm‘ the “fljh “ u; lfshely ed. With the exception of one gas- °f Egwont ‘Rug “ fr: ma“. “a 5 oline rationing case and one rent- me“ “are a, e fgaf 103ml 1nd1cg l als case all the allarrrd offenders 3m catcll1xabzgegucéssfu1 58,5011 were found guilty 11rd w"re fined Hgtigrginzo ‘which is used for bait. is ammlnt“ from 51 *9 515m- abundant this vear and is selling Nine M730“ “"’TE‘ "Yixecmed at We 110111115 1,, 1181-1-91 m m, 1°11- durinw the week for violations of ster fishermen the rentals i-eillllflflfin-i 5nd "n" ___.___' 1 levied were from stirs fOdSIfIHI-Iieh; teen persons were our F!" " 0 Personals offences agairi=t fhc Board“ F8- tioninst regulations Conrravcrttions of the Board's consumer credit re-

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marzed

Corporal Kathleen Carter who

I185 bee" 1mm“ ‘m a m“ “veeks, gulatlons hTCllZlll fines totalling ‘M“.»."°“%‘.‘..é'.'."'e';$t.?“'é3.‘ivlil" iS-‘l sm- =--=-d~-'<-<»i----

yesterday to reioin her C.W.A.C.

unit on the mainland. Publk“

Holstein Breeders Plan Organization In Nova Scotia

Community Concert Membership Drive Progressing Well

i‘ Probably the hiihllflhl- 0‘ l 1'9‘ The mid-week check-u meeting w“ meeting of directors of me 0! Worker! in N16 "m"! membfir‘ N. S. Branch of the Holstein Breed -

ship campaign of the Charlotte- ‘_ town Community Concert Assocla- 111 a Qgmmiflgic t-ompuscfl of b11111 firm was held Thursday afternoon 19S 34111111 North sfiVfiliP)‘, Lorrie at Campaign Headquarters )1- tlie! Logan. Woltville, warn-l- s. Dickie. Maritime Electric COITIERDYS of- Truro and Courtney B. Lush)‘, Am» fice. The reports at th half-way‘ heme, to study lines of breeding in point in the current week's drive 1,119 province and to organize an or members for the 1943-44 season ' lnl breeding unit to breed the were highly gratifying. Mrs. Keith m», 113d herds of the [JfO\'lI1vJP._ S. Rogers, General Chairman of- The gri-eral toxic of the mcctiti, the campaign. GXDTPSSGG 58115111". was (il'(‘ ,1 optimism in ‘the iuttire tron with the results to date. "lff (11 @1111 \;.;. n1, and therc_'\'as some the final results are comparativelvl 1191,81,. as 1,, 111a 91,591,111“. O5 Bu. ood," Mrs. Rogers stated. "We. (in: a carload of Holsteins brought gave every reason to anticipate an; 110m Qntario as they have in New ilnusually fine series for next grunsu-icg m supply the demand. year.” Most breeders are sold out o1 all Th! BRmDBlZH W1" NON‘ Sill-HP} surplus cattle. mid it was fell it llay evening. MB)‘ 8. Bi 9 o‘cl0ck.1miglit he ilcsirable to bring m After that time 1'10 mflflbPfs are some stock 1o meet the ociimml. enrolled. and there are no single] The secretory. Edward Dickie. admissions available for any of the rammed a balance on hand of over cormerts during the fivawfl- All‘ 5.400 this ycar, and n tmdrct was residents of Chariot-fetid“! 8M prepared to include s50 for calf neighboring centres are timed l0 clubs. $20 for Oxford Exhibition. $211 join the Association before Satllr-l (or North Sydney. $15 for Nova day night. lScotia Live Stock Picld Day This week's campaign initiates the 12th season of the Association in Charlottztovm. It is one of more than ‘I00 associations in operation throughout Canada and the United Stairs. Since ts inception. the Charlottetown Association has nre-

ers of Canada “as the flllllullmllf-m‘

830 for field $25 for exten=ion in Annapclls Valley with some flllf)“~'i\“f‘f!.'~

regular expenses and tapcnsts in

rented some of the finest talent in the musical world to a steadily in- sing Haiflcl. Jean \'i'=ii:.o.~., Low» creasing nudlenre. Among the art- ard Warren. Randolph Hnknlisnn

lsts hoard here have boon Rost- Bamnton. Nelson Eddy. Joseph‘ Szirzr-ti, Toscha Scldel. Frederick’ Jagel. Carola Gnva, Malcolm and!

Godden. Helen Olholm. Reginald Stun-rt, Dwotlq Crawford, 14n-

rlnd mnrtv nihcrs. Dllflll! ilic urwt season Jnlm Dildlcv. imam": Mil dred Dilllng. hnrul-t nnd Emr. Gonzalez. soprano rrunnrlscd Hm lihrec vole-billy rmiccrfs urcsrnicd to Chariottefnwn members.

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HOLY NAME HALL Tonight, May 7th.

C. A. (B.) T. C. DANCE BAND

sllandfiikamily Has Remarkable Record Of Wartimeservice

DANCING

1" (With the kind permission of Major A. S. Robertson) DANCING 9-12.

ADMISSION 35c.

: "is -_ .

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M‘:

record of service by their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Shaw operate a hun- cirod acre farm of their own, and a farm of similar size for one of the boys on which they produced

nt 4 ’I‘ruro. s20 for field day at An‘l‘9r\‘|.. 1 . rlav at KentvWo wirlt

fol‘

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three thousand pounds

of pork,

2000 pounds of butter and three thousand bushels of potatoes last year. and expect to materially in-

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IJYOUUC LlOll I-hIS Y9K“.

‘Hull of ovary citizen.

_ This is a record oi lovalty and - which should command the

‘\'C.\li‘l'{l&}', His Honor Lieutenant Governor LePaie graciously invit-

ed Mr. and Mrs. Shaw to

visit

Government House where his Hon- or congraullzitcd them on having :~ucli_n DPIYlUlli,‘ filmily of sons and

(lung titers. ccrc iiopc that

they may all

expressed the sin- be

spared to return home after this

terrible war is over.

atiriizling nic-ti

ll. is expected

that .\i1'. Cliff iliam. the 110w iicruziiuii for H if no Registry in- spcctiuis will ikclj: make a li-Ul‘

u: the hIfiFlilIll-cs about September lst. and i; is hoped that the Ti-uro event can be tirade a championship

.Sli'.l‘.\' ivliere sclccl for all Can- flulPW $111.1 all ‘::i etitrld nmy be llrllllitl BIRTII5 ' island Hos-

} rtii R1 the P.

r. a son. E.

ind Mrs. Fred Island lins-

\ i. to F11. i.iL“.ll. and Mrs.

R1111... C115. a

pital. May 5,

(laughter,

Island Hus- 1943. to Sub-Lieut.

and Mrs. G. E. Hart, City, a son,

Chnrlcr- L: !\\' d.

0U!

L y Hospital. Mcntagule. P.E I on May

3. i943. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur gulliyan. ilontngue. P E .1. a :1 g i

icr. Carnlvn Ann. Y .

0. - I-Iospizal, Alon‘. cu“. . Bllfl 111's.

.10 King's County 1.011 .\l.i_v

2. 1943. to Mr. Raymcnd Condon, Sturgeon, RE I a son. DIacMASTI-IR — A’. the King's

County Hospital. Montague. P.E.I_

on April 2a Len hfaclfriscr a son.

DEATHS I

SBHEAB-ln Brookline, ltfass. May 1