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EIIIIIIIEIITION

i"t)i‘i’.'r‘ii incl-bier, PRINCE COUNTY

CIIINSERIIATIVE

P""""'3> I‘.l‘ (Tlinltervative Convention of the Electors

of the l~ oui l.’l

District of Prince County will be held in

(Yvilr-il liedeiiiii: Hall on Wednesday, May 5th. 1943. at two

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[IA I- IVILFIJED McCORMA CK

'ID WALKER

Convenors

ifi-iilek in the zifternoiln for the purpose of nominating two . ' ' ' ' i to contest the district in the forth coming Pro-

‘nch pool will hold meetings 0f the Progressive Con- zirs and iaominate five delegates t0 attend Dntcil this twenty-second day of April,

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PERFECTION IIAIRY

S‘SIDE,

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Authorized Quaker Feed Dealers

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BROAIIWAYS EAMED MUSICAE EVEN FNNIER on IIie SCREEN!

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New Clasgow Imemwomgnoyq-Afl And Vicinity FQQI Weak, Plum, OIII ‘.7

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n“ I a hi? fie: ‘g ii'i:%s~‘Z"iT.rId?t"-I~.*é%§c ll Al‘. ltae or lleaill ‘In

Pte. Arthur Rogers of the P. E~ Island Highlanders spent his fur- lough here recently.

Mrs. M. McLeod has retunied lei-rm All" after hav spent the winter at her I old home North River. __ a;

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Mr. Erwin Andrew who recently I If] Memoraam

’°“i°2..'.’i' r- a ~~ a ts. ~ d n . ~ —-—-——

iiiiits. m“ a Mm m‘ | Ma. JAMES cannon

. __._ , _--_ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Williams The death occurred in Charlotte- and Dr. and Mrs A A. Lockhartitown Friday. March 19th, 01h“ and little son. Summerside were re- James Clinton iollovvlnfl In 9 cent visitors here. of several months. m l t? gist 714s ygfirswuzgitdsofilegtbflfie r n n - beprlilesddsgflgll lihiuisiiiihifliowiili ‘ gin. he was the last or“ a as: in ra up again after his illness. ‘klfianélifo “§§§,“I§m§k, ‘Isles; Th April meeting of the New “PM” 0r some you“ l. d_ A Glasaeow United Church W. M. . mm In Pm“ Edwiud m l: met at the home of Mrs. Mervvn

carpenter by trade. the to MI’- Oiinton spent most oi his life time Bulman. The President, Mrs W. B. m chafloneiown, with gm excep- Bulman presided. Mrs Chalmers mm of ten years, during which Laird led the devotional period time he resided In Halifax. N, 8;, "Theme for April" Airtcs for being employed with the Harts Christ opening hymn “Never Fur- Creamery co. ther. Then Thy Cross." Reading by Besides his widow there are left Miss Anna Stevenson, and Mrs W to mourn three sons and 10H! J. Mcfeod. Hymn "Ala: and did My dauahters. namely. LHWWHW "Id Sdviour Bleed. Real-Jag by Mrs Alfred oi the Merchant Navy who any“ Bum,“ Hm“, “Th, day 0g are at sea and still unaware o

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snows Til-DAY. 2.30 - 1.00 AND 9.00

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QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL

‘Queen Square School standing for

nurll. Grade X~l Allan Noonan; 2 I Jack mulling-flan; .i. Joules ‘iriiinor. I Lililflic‘ ll\'—-l. Ivan uowilna 2. J04’- I Z‘ zem; 3. Irrankl Sigsworih ithdI Billy Heady iequzi i. . (jfilfli! vlll--l. Pulllp Murphy 2_I Wendell Bevan; 3. Fred Corie. Grade Vii. Vi". Macdonalas DWL- I 1. Maurice Flynn: 2. Vcrnon Rim-g iii-us; 3. Merlin MacKenzle. Grade VII Miss Murnaguans Dept.- l. Mark Mcuulllaii: 2. Edward Lund: I

3. Leo Coyie. _ _ g Grade v1 Miss Weichs Debt- l. Jackie M Colmac; _'-3- 5111915‘ McCallum and Charlie CannonI ieciuaiv 3. Albert Peters. v _ I Grade VI Miss Francis DeDt—-.

~l. Billie mallard; 2. Edwin Keiiyi‘,

Li. Htlilh Doyle. ' I Grade V. Miss Ciarkins" Debt.- i. George Keefe; 2. Dunstan Drewl. 3. James Power. I Grade V. Miss Doyle's DEPL-

‘1. UJHAACS Cnweric; 2. Cyril Mac-I

Donalrlii. Alfred Coady. _ I Grade IV Miss B. BliinchardsI

IDept, __1. Bobby Ltlfiefly; z. Merl-ill; IDoylc; 3. Lorne I-Icllnessey. l

(trade li/ Miss Buzirs Dept -—t i. Terrence McWadt-z 2. Lcith Swee- ney: 3. Frank Roberts.

Grade III. Miss Jean MacDon- ald's Ds-oL- 1. Gerard Arsennult: 3. Jcill: Walsh and Billy MacInnI-S: 3. Raymond Doucctte.

Grade III Mary MacDonald's Dept. - l. Hudson Willoughby; 2 Donald Gallant and Francis Viilard ii ~a:ll ‘l Donald Steele.

Glade III Miss Walsh's Delrt.— 1. Ian Gillies: 2. David Gallant; 3. Dnniicli Leonard. .. i

GUI-Iii‘ II Miss Walsh's Dept. - l. Leonard LrCiiilr; 2. Paul Davey: 3. Billie Hughes.

Grade II Il/Ilss Vesssys Dept.- l. Fred Duncan; 2. Byron Bruce; S. Stephen Jcifrev.

Grade II Miss McTiizues Dent- i. Richard st. John; 2. Gerald Mur- f '3. Leo DZlFCll.

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. w. Grade I NiLs Moran's Dent. — . 2. Jackie Weath- Kiggins (equal)

1. James Mor elby and R0 3. Joseph Gallant.

Grade i. lViL-s Hessianis Dent- l. Patrick McWade" 2. Daniel Mac- FKbewi "W? lea Duffy (‘squall 3. Bllllg ivicFarlane.

(‘with i MW lluifv's Dept.- l. Vincent Gallant" 2. Freddy Shep- errl: ft Aortic Bradley. I

Yo". Ml" ‘WNW’ Dani. wins tile}

- t... . .... “m.” “h.” endallce. Mr. L. Callaglians Dept;

Way saved me enough lo buy

another iiicroml Biillli

3 It's sound common

frcil manufacturer advocates a iiiiz. Bill. llic is aim Ie. principle ln the FuI-O-Pep

Chick SiarlrHumIIGrowIng Ma MIN RICIINESS and nutritive

oi‘ the Fill-O Pop Plan, poultrymen may complete the

growing ration with greater q and scratch grains . . - thus

P FUL-O-PEP irinahn luau been Inn ‘I ho pd m mmply ui-iili Contaminant rwI'..".'.“'.'.;§..i....<'.'.,.._

w. Iielieve iliis i0 i. on IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION i0 TIIE Fill-

Remurecflmy» Rendmg by Mfa-ilhek father's death; Arthur. IWarfield CIT. Hymn "JP-ills Christ Beam Gwyfil Inna Its risen Today. The business period F3221? H a" followed Minutes of February and d (A fMr m hard Run” March meetiniis read and approved. an ‘mes 5' c Reading from the Heralds "Churches" fin’ Charlottetown and and“ n

: lso nine grandchildren. -by Mrs. w. .1. McLeod and "Thor-.- °m° a _ M“. , ;l=" Room in Hunters Hospital" by one daughter’ Mrs’ J L‘ a’

., d hi fif- IMrs ltfervyil Bulman Corres-oond- Boston’ Mass Piedeceue m

een ears a o. ence read aiir. discussed. Roll call I y g answered by six members. One new late residence, 7 members enrolled. Treasurers report Monday. March 22nd. to St. Dun- read and new committees npootnt- stanls Basilica where Requiem 1w‘. Meetinc closed by singing When High Mass was celebrated bv Rev. I Survey the Woriderous Cross. fol- Phelsn McKenna. The Dallbelrerl lowed by "Lords Prayer anc". Misualq we Messrs. William J. Hennessey, Benediciion Deepest sympathy 5300s PM I“ B- Mdnllllfi watm" MC‘ out to He‘. Robert andfMrs Shaw Kinnon. Robert Wskeling. Auireus- who receivscf the sad news oi Mr. “'5 MCCMIhV “d Pete: McA er‘ Shaw's brothers whose death oc- Sal-VIC“ aI m“ “rave In he Roman . Catholic Cemetery was conducted lcurred lr England recently. ,_ R M! The regular meeting of the New “I 9v‘ us Donia" Glasgow womens Institute met in’

The funeral was held from his Bishop Street 0h

1mm Aiiiapiiiu , ileat Ration Rules

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8T- STIPHEN, N.B., April 25- Blnce point rationing became ef- fective in the United States, many residents of nearby C his. Mo, have augmen their supplies or rationed goods purchases in the Canadian horcer town of St. Ste- phen N3. Herself“. all such good-i wilitseouiiiao outln points by United States cutouts officers when the purchasers return to Calais.

Declare Jails’ Murder Prisoners In Gold Blood

NEW ' DELHI, April 23 — IAPI- Official sources declar- . ed tonight that the Japanese "murdered in cold blood" a substantial number of British and Indian prisoners or war captured on the Burma front.

A spokesman said there was “authentic eyewitness evi- dance" for thk fresh disclosure. which oonara on the heels of

Idem Roosevelt's an- nouncement that some of the American airmen ' captured during last April's Tokyo raid were executed.

[heaped prisoners. the spokesman said. declared that “the Japs are using Eiritlsh and Indian prisoners of war to carry supplies" and that "those unfit fer work were hayonetiod to death."

Th; bayonet was used, said the spokesman in quoting the prisoners, rather than a more humane bullet in order to con- serve ammunition.

Asked whether Britain pro-. poses retaliatory action, the spokesman said that would do no sood, piainingz-

“The Jain don't care. The Jap attitude is that a IJFISOMI‘

the school house on Moncay even-I ins. The vice president presicllngnI Meeting opened with the singing of ‘ Card of flanks Institute Ode and repeating CresdI

in unison. Roll call was responded!

Mrs. James aintou and Family l0 by elsht members Minutes of

wlsn to express their thanks anu

of war is Ill good as drad I0!’ he never will he able to go back to Janan. He is In permanent disgrace."

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Clllllll VOIII

WIFE

can“ ‘nus

IIIAII?

You knew what it coals you on}, month to keep your family. Well, than, how could your wife get along if sh, had to carry the load without you?

The answer is. she couldn't possibly carry it unless you leave her a sufficient monthly income.

You know approximately what this monthly income should be. We gun advise you how much life insuzqnc; {on should own to provide it; and, a1“ ow you can obtain an cidequqis income for yourself in the event of total disability lluough sickness o; accident. .

Think it over . . . than idlk it over will- ua . . . we will. gladly help you.

Before You Insure CanJu/X

Confederation Life

Association

HEAD OFFICE TORONTO

_ caring Plan . . . substantial economies are possible on l national scale. II well an to the alert poiillrymhn who can raise stronger, healthier liirila ilinn liy unlimited feeding. With Fiil-O-Pep

practical poultry methods

II-PEP lYAY MAKES POULTRY PAY! FOR Sill AND RECOMMENDED CENTRAL CREAMERIES LTD., Charlottetown

SUIIRIS IIIIEAMERIES SOURIS, P. a1.

sv

llrevious. Meeting and financial re- Dort w le read anc. approved. Sick committee reportzui visits made. School comnittee reported visiiing

School and a Broom needed. Also

“m '°‘“"“"‘ w“ "em ' "I Mass CARDS Many friends ‘wit; indeed W1- 35 large sun t90"x'l2"l' 3i crib sexualitv and hiihigigliil-agaiiiisi Neg commiltterls were aoooiritei In‘: dense to learn of the death on qums .45"e5/J‘I: 6 mas. ‘SCHIIIHI-SIATCIIIJISIIOp said: “Think oi some 13 M‘ Sc 1°51 M?" Em“? “d Rev. it‘. J. Clinton. San Angelo. twill 3rd 0! MlBS Ollye 11185. be‘ socks; 4 pm ill-my socks; 3 .,,-s_ of the dailgers of our SIHCRIIESS Mrs R. Dlclflewh PPOEIIHIHIIQ. Texas 1y; oved daughter of Mr. and MYB- stockings. 3 p“ ‘mus. 2 Imérc, about sex-homes broken up, G1‘ - M°l ""1 I-Iflifklh» H"- Mrs Lawrence and Margaret, Clinton Earle Iilils of China Point. at the ' ' ' ' children without the cure they

eorsevDickieson Lunch. Mrs Clif- ford Dlngwell and Mrs. Foster 5e]. fir. Overseas box corrim’tte= first

iirteen names on roll. Committee.

to meet at Mrs DiIIYZWCIIS to pack boxes. Convzspondenc/e was then read by Secretary, Letters of thanks were read from Robert Stevenson also Arthur Dickiesoil for boxes 1e- ceived. A let r from the Supervisor regarding kn tiihg chiids mitts. Sec-

retary was requested to writs for|

further information. A letter was also read from W. R Shaw urging an increases production of vege- tables New business having another concert was discussed but owing to so few members present it was de- cided to leave this over. It was also decided to meet for Home Nursing ClR-“s Wednesday eveliina at 7 e‘- clock El: funm were low 1h l"\=t']‘ilI€ it was suggested to have a Fishing Feud at next meeting each ceed i5 ctlilg to answer Roll (3311, MP5 H Hill an‘ 14.. Yfilsle Laird were appointed to hikn, shame of flshinr pond. wit-h the National Anthem

War 25 Years Ago To-Day

APRIL 2'7. i918 —-Gel1nari5 “p- tured Voormezeeie but were driven out by a counter-attack. Kiirc. Mewhotfllhla. occupied bv British forces and Kai-s, in the Caucasus, captured by the Turks German Swvernmeilt cccreed three meatless dflyielfisk

wins 7'18 Senior Shield ‘for with 96.5% attendance.

_ sense lo make aulisian- l!“ "MI"!!! l"! fwd C0!!!» [Belling new pullers the p Way! Sumo have asked why a commgmls]

Ian of restricted feed- y advocating this basic

ab '—-feedl of vast VITA- value-as a foundation

unntlllea of whole oats ' , considerably.

be? t0 dttnatr an article not gig-IN 3

l ‘Mr. Members not dnnthv ts any a "nnICambrIdgeI M355

~ on . _ Th: memng cloyfiIElg/Igk-Rfld Mrs. W. J. Hillier and

April '

Fa miiy. Souris

sppreciatloil for the many acts of kniuness iiliCi expressions oi sym- pathy and coildclence extended by

1N IBranch Office: Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg. Charlottetown

tilcn- friends and neighbors during

their recent sad bereavement. M135 OLIVE MABGUERITEJNGS

| Lawrence Clinton. Jr .R.C.N.V.R.

I Ethel and Billy medical skill and tender nursing.

I Hilda. and All The news of her death came as M and P; m a great shock to all who knew her ¢ Arztnimd Edit]? n and the sympathy o! the entire

community goes out to the family in their hour oi sorrow for one so toyed and so greatly respected by

t Aiznes and Dick 1 Betty and Beinadette McManus Mrs. Mary Clinton and Family.

50m“ _ The Archbishop of Canterbury call- a; g i) R.C.A F station I Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Clinton, The funeral. which was largely ed on the British peopieina broad- .,,rm§‘§.,..'§§id Igllge, N B., were urls. attended was held on Monday cast tonight to make i1. “back to killed may in the crash oi u I Mrs. Marv McGee morning and the service was con- God" resolution. plane at spririghaven. N.S.. the Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Condom, duct-xi by the Rev. E M. Malone "Things are not altogether well Eastern Air Command here Rh- Cardiac-in. Christ Church. Cherry Valley. of with us." he said. nouneed wnlght,

t0 Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCsrron which the deceased was a. faithful and Theresa. Montague.

Mr. James J. Mchearney. Attle- boro. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs, Frank McKeamey I Mr. Alfred McKearney I Mr. John l... Mahar and Family. Jamaica Plain. Mass. I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hughes and Idaulzhter, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Miss Marion Condon, Moncton,

one of hope and consolation to the bereaved.

nterment was made in the ad- io_ in: cemetery. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Edison Nelson. Ivan Docherty. Duncan Irving. Byrllfi orrésistey, Dennis Carey. Lilli" au .

There are left to mourn her sor- mwlng parents and one brother. Elmer at home. besides a wide cir- cle oi friends to whom kind and loving sympathy is extended-

flome day we'll read the meaning o our ars And then we'll understand.

There were many floral tributes from svmpathlztna friends testify- e

' and Mrs. Richard Murphy.

l, Mr. and Mrs.’ John McManus. shaw

Mr. nnd Mrs. Eugene Keiiv

Mr. and Mrs. Alf Keliv

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eaun. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Connolly and

Family. go u. hi h . ti bereaved Mr. Augustus McCarthy and heldein f“, Ilse;- giifliamiefrlends. Family (Patriot please copy-l

t“ as slit“ “s”: —————

r. an rs am ry sea I -

anléirbamiily Mrs. John McCnrvIlle can] 0f [hanks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steele ——- Mr. and Mrs. W. M Milise and The family of the late Miss Olive

Family lngs wish to extend their nearuelt Mr. and Mrs Edgar Whitlocic thanks and appreciation for Cari-is Mr. and Mrs W A. MacEachern and Letters oi nymph-hr. ljlorfll Mr.aii d Mrs. P. B. MoTaizue and Cnerings sent during their iecent

Family sad peieavement, special thanks to Mr and Mrs. Daniel Garnhum those wno sent fruit and Bills 9i"? Mr. and Mrs. James Coylo and ing her recent illness. azl-li.

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Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Curl y Mr. and Mrs. John Dalzie --—— Mr. Edward Dalziel A the A i-il meeting of Ulsg-Kln- ss omen’ - l ‘W p institute held atthe SPIRITUAL aouousrs {fine o, m; D. A_ Mviagphgsg: . _ . tn i ‘i report on ar or elfiiglglrsplligllgaghlldre" “I st- vim” sirfoemtligwiiehginning oi the Inst. year IIIIIISIHQI) Aggflfjszfxlgleangomn (Igevcieimfi? Y-ihin Chicken Dinner ' ' s y proceeds $26M) —R.ed Cross work. calms or SYMPATHY w-lgugifymtélfll PYMWd-i m-"Md B, . Mrs. Katherine Februmyzfiiardnlgsrtérmd Derive roceocs . . . Mr. and Mrs. Edward Doucette. ljMaroh —I-Iouse Party proceeds Piotou. N. s. $10.25 for Red Cross. This sum 0f Mr. and Mrs. Clive Bonner. Pio- $87.50 was to augment subscriptions mIIIrN-Rfid Mr Lm Good Pl from the District which amounted - s. no . c- tmlljrNénsd M“ J w Mach wltillgiogtiirty Bags were filled with Ham-Mi N- Si’ I I ' mivrigiiogigtgh ‘Hg? Toothbrush Miss Aimcs MncIver, Haiifav. N8. C b. Bobb’ h“.p"HIndk.r°h1el-.' Miss Everill Tanner. Halifax, us. Ngjlm- . Po l’? n; I. Thknbl : NMaScEachern. R.C.N.V.R., wrltixfg- papa‘- Ind ‘gin-m '~ Richard Ruthart. Halifax, 1v. s. . 9 1m" we" PI°k°d f" "We Mi; and Mm Ben Mcgem-myv serving Overseas and contained: wblbbli. Vermont, Fruit cake: scotch cake: heme-mime Mr. James .i. McKeamey. Attle- cookies. iudse. cheese. fist. peanuts:

McKearrlev and

born. Mass. sum choc bars; cigarettes: razor l/fiss Bertha Gallant. Toronto, blades and socks or gloves.

Ontario. 300 Clgflrett/ss fire sent to boys

MI/irilsis Elinor Connors. Detroit. 0. S. each month. - c gan.

lojted _cr_oss House_the_f_gllew-

Lirrraiismor _svMrA'rin7_ Rlev. E. J. Clinton. San Angelo,

Mr. and Mrs Pomarico and Sen. Brwklyn. N. Y. Nil/gs: Marion Condom Moncton.

Miss Belle Cotton. Montreal. no. 1-,,“ Miss Esther Dixon. Montreal. P-Q- Rev. 8r. 8t. John Joseph, Provid. Mr and Mrs. C. S. Dinizwell and ence B. I. I Huntley. New Glasaow. P. E. I. John L. Mahar and Family

Mrs Harold Nicholson. Montague Jamaica Plain, Mass, ' Mr. and Mrs. l... Clinton and Mnand Mrs. Daniel l". Hughes. Family. Jamaica Plain. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Duffy Mrs. Mary Clinton. Souria M11 and Mrs. Oeorize Gresory Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clinton. Bout-in Pie. J. V- Callaizhan Mrs. Bridget McGee. Btu on. M's-res Kay and “fortie Garnhum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Me srron MIR! Mlmfll Goldrrt and Theresa. Montague Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward My; and Mm viewi- Merging"; Fret. nod Mrs, Robert. Wai-(i 5p“ Mary's from - Mfs- Mohtaaue Henncssey and Mr. and Mrs. Philip MoGuigan. Fmhlly- . Marv’: Road

Mrs. Mvi-tle Macdonaid Mrs, "ti; (ma; 30mm u"; Mr. and Mrs Philip Reid Miss stena McKeamey. Mount Mrs. Preston Diamond 5t. Mary's. Charlottetown. Mrs. Nell Beacon

ins have been shipped.

age of 22 years. in spite of tiie best ,§?;em3=s :1 zfllrggévs; £941: a skirts; a

child's dress and panties, hats: 2 berets; l jacket (girls); 1 acket (baby's); 18

member. Th9 111885580 dsllveled W” did qualities cur motile have shown

—¢0liraae in danger, ccrnrndeslii when it Dlunged to earth M 9.30 R- ln service. perseverance in eff/MI).

been very standard of conduct in matters of scx is wary lax. ‘

are will not change our outlook or in the old phrase ‘repent’? '

W. G. HOGG, Manager

Warning the

need, venereal disease spreading st an alarming rate. . , . "Men who ale absent lrom their homes must remember they have the same duty of faithfulness as their womenfolk at heme.“

HALIFAX. April 23 -- ( (rP > efrhree

(ladies) : l 2 cloth