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MARCH 13,1943 r . . y‘ .

UNIFORMS that Can Take It , I r MEN Who Can Dish it Out!

just as the Tip Top label on civilian clothes is an assurance of perfect satisfaction-the Tip Top name on military clothing is a symbol of the quality’ that has stood tbd test of 35 years.

Now, the reater art of our facilities are devoted to producing tlese uniforms for our Armed lforces. It explains why we must ask you to_a_llow a little more time than usual for delivery of civilian garments. Our customers ate co-oplerating cheerfully with us, because they know that not ing must hinder the production oi‘ these vital goods oi war.

oy’re Bringing New Glory . . .To Old Glory!

‘this column is ruerved for news oi loeel interest, but advertlswl or a new nature Ill! I0 1118611411 symllve cents a word. Ilrlclb m- s v

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WINSLOI UNITED CHURCH. - Berviees March 21st. Winsloe North 1i A. . Princetown Road 3 P. M. Wlnsloe South 7.30 P, M. Rev. T. Constable, Minister. 3-18-11.

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- ADDED PROGRAM ATTRACTIONS — GANDY GOOSE IN THE OUT POST - Cartoon STEELHEAD FIGHTERS — Sports and Chapter l1 oi tile Thrilling Spy Serlel “SECRET CODE”

SHOWING DAILY AT 315- 7 and 8.45

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Bandits to Beat Law and Order

How a yang oi crooks posing a; an honest vgilante committee meet their match at the hands oi a re- sourceful law ciiicer, cOmDYISBs the theme of “Pirates oi the Prairie," Tim Hollis new outdoor illln ior RKO Radio now playing at the Em ire Theatre. olt ‘play; the role oi the oilicer. s. depuy . S. Mars al sent to a little Arizona town to investigate reports oi handltry. in the guise oi an itinerant kunsmlth. the marshal opens a small shop and hires e musically-inclined wwpuncher to

hel him.

n he learns that the "com- mittee" is intimidating local o- perty-owners into giving up t eir land cheaply. with the intention oi reselling at an exorbitant proﬁt to a roalroad building a transcontinental line through the valleyﬂuspicious oi the newcomer, the gang trles run him out oi town and continue their maraudlng, but the pseudo gunsmlth refuses to be driven out c matters come to an exciting

/ it all ends iorms the stirring climax oi the pictur th Nell

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Report ior month oi February. Gr d X. Sr.-1, Lea O'Brien. Grad X. Jr.—1, Marie O'Brien. Grade Vl.—-1. Mary Slnnott; 2. Earl Slnnott. Grade VL-l. John J. O'Brien Marie Cunningham; 3.

Connolly. '~ G do V.-l, Laura Bovlail: Earl Trainer.

Joergnnnollvt 3. r s IiL-i. Rite Slnnctl;

“filo snntrs wan-rep . . végglaigos ior Britain, Queen mu it’; liﬁﬁﬁ " “ti;

cos c‘; lg‘ Elude. fihese should =11‘ woi-Lrooms. 4m y‘ Pltton

"WHO . . snail-lit.”

1 I. Jimmie

O'Day as the leading lady and Cilﬂ Edwards as Ho1t's musical helper. Roy Barcroit, Charles K1118. Karl Hacltett, John Elliott and other well-known Western actors are iea- tured in the supporting cast.

McCarthy: 3. Rachel ‘Trainer.

Grade TIL-l, Cecil Connolly.

Grade II.—-i. Estell Connolly. Grade I. Sr.—1 Gerard McCarthy; 2.Gerard Sinnott; 3, Annette Mc- Carthy.

Grade I. Jr.-1, va ‘Prainor. Periect Attendance - Lea O'Brien, Marie O'Brien, John J. O'Brien. Jimmie Connolly, Rite Slnnott. Rachel Trainer.

Teacher-Mary I. Slnrlott.

liIllEllllllLE PULL

Th e Conservative electors of Riverdale Poll are requested to at- tend a meeting at Owen McQuillan’s on Saturday evening, March 20 at 8 o'clock. '

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3 P. M Rev. r.. preach at both services. S-IB-ll- EVENING oi 5on8 and Story by Sally Wood assistetlb)‘ Marv Mill- er, the chaminade Chorus and others. Heart: Hall, April 13. 8-17-20-21.

JOINS STATE-R. H. Large oi Charlottetown has been tempor- arily placed on the staii oi the Royal Bank oi Canada. Mr. L-Largc will return to Prince Edward Is- land 1n a few weeks. There are al- ready two other Island people work. inc at the local branch oi the Royal Bank. (Amherst News.)

EFFICIENCY MEDAL — Mrs. Frank L. Lappln, 20 l-lillsboro St. has received trom the Department oi National Deletlce, Ottawa the Canadian Eiitciency Medal which has been awarded her husband, Sergt. Frank L. Lappln ior Merit- orlous service. The medal, oi silver and ob.ong in shape, bears a bust oi His Majesty and on the reverse side the inscription "For Efficient service". The ribbon to which the Medal is attached is green with yellow border. Sergt. Lappln has been two years overseas and prev- ious to enlisting was a member 0g a local Artillery Company here,

INTERESTING SERVICE-On Iriday aiternoon, the ladies or m; Iionmaw, DeSable, Hampton and Victoria. United Churches met at the Hﬂmlbton Church ior the World Day of Prayer service. Joined with them. and wklns part in the ser- vice, were the ladies oi the Bon- llaw Bent-let Church and the C. G- 1- T- BPWDB oi Hampton and Victoria. Solos were rendered by Mim Isabel Inman and Mrs. John Dixon. ‘Tile devotional address was given by Mrs. R. E. vessey. Offering amounted to $7.00. At the close oi the service a social hour was spent It the Manse. where lunch was ser- ved by the ladies oi Hampton and Desalble." r

In Memo riam

MR8. MARY LAIRD

On January 20th last there passed away in Vancouver. 8.0., lvirs. Mary Laird, wile o! the late William Laird. Mrs. Mary Laird was the last lllfVllllnl member oi the iamily oi the late Hon. W5. MoNeill oi North Ruastico.

or many years Mr, and Mrs, William Laird were prosperous tartners at Cavendish where they BIIIOYGd cpmyanionshib oi a largo- circle oi rela ives and irtends. . t

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T0118 11D B. Presbyterian. later United the deceased was a deeply reli ious woman and always took an act ve part _in all matters relating ,0 the Maslers work.

Mrs. Laird was predeceased by sand and three daughters, leen, Lulu and Minnie, all n: whom are buried in Vancouver and the eldest léyrtle who died beiore they went est and is buried .n Cavendish. One daughter Ger- rudo still resides in Vancouver and zenderly cared tor her mother dur- ing her last illness, 1n which duty she was assisted by her cousin Mr. Dan Bernard.

Mrs. Laird had th iollowing bro- thers and sisters. W Ilium and John oi South Dakota; Colin oi Ottawa; who died a little aver a year ago and Oliver who died in boyhood. Annie, Mrs, Abraham Myers oi Hampton; Flora. Mrs. Ben Woolner oi California; Eliza, s. Fred Woolner oi North Rustlco: Euph- emia, Mrs. Artemas Howatt oi ‘rryon and Minnie, Mrs. James Howatt oi Victoria, all oi whom have passed to that undiscovered country irorn whose bourne no trav- eller ere returns.

Mlny no hews and nieces still reside in lnce Edward Island. Britzsh Columbia, south Dakota Call ornla Oregan, Washington and other par .

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THURSDAY, MARCH 18th

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In Memoriam

MRS, PETER McGONNELL

It is vrit-h ieellngs oi sorrow and deepest sympathy that we ic- cord the death which occurred ori March 9th in the Charlottetown Hospital oi Annie Teresa, ageil twenty-seven years daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Dan el Malone, and dearly loved wiie oi Peter Mc- Gonnell o! Charlottetown. Stricken with pneumonia about two WOOKS

revious to hel- passing, she cu- nered the hos ital ior treatment. However, despte the iact that everything known to medical skill and competent nursin was done to restore her to heal h, she tail- ed to respond and in the early hours oi Tues ay morning tMarch 9) iortiiled by the last rites of the Church. she passed peace- iully t0 her eternal home.

The swiit and sudden passing oi this ygung wlie and mother, has cause a great sorrow and a void in the hearts and home oi her devoted husband and little children. ‘Ilie loss of a mother who is the centre and the heart ct‘ the home is an irreparable one, and upeclally is this so, when the Angel oi Death takes from it one in the fairness and prime oi young womanhood. But this great natural sorrow ls tempered by the iaith which consoles those bereaved, through the lesson oi ilEl‘

lei but exemplary life for which she is now reaping all eter-

nal reward.

Th4 man iloral and spiritual oiier s an messages o! sympathi- receive bore silent testimony to

in which tile cle-

d Besides her

sorrowing parents, there are left

the bereaved husband

small children, Peter,

Leroy and Mary; also the iollow-

ing brothers and sisters: Mary,

Mrs. 1A0 McIntyre, Charlottetown;

Blﬁihen. RCA. Aldershot. Loo. R.

C. .V.R.. Charlottetown; Florcllcc, Ursula and TeNsa, at home.

iuneral

on ‘Thursday morning, March 11, t0 the Church of the Most H lv Redeemer, where Rmqulcnl

Mass was celebrated bv . Richard Baines. QSSR. The pall- bearers were Stephen, Leo and Frank Malone. James. John and cGonneli. The remains d to rest in the family h Rev. E, L. Milrray anti v. G- M. Crowley, C.SS.R. con- ducting the burial service. "Re- oulescat in pace."

Card of Thanks

The iunlly oi the late Mrs. Peter MoGonnell extends grsteinl apprec- lutlon and sincere thanks to the Doctors, Nurses and Sisters oi the City Hospital, to the clarity. and to the many Iriends who sent floral Ind spiritual oiierlngs, messages oi sympathy. and in many ways helped to lighten the burden oi ""9" 111171118 their recent IMI inconvenient.

i Card of Thanks

Mr. wish to thank their iriends and neighbors for the many acts oi kindness shown them during their sad bereavement.

and Mrs. Walter . McCourt

In Memoriam

BERNARD McCOURT

The many friends throughout the Province \\‘1ll regret to heal" oi the recent passing away oi Bernard McCourt a well known and highly respected resident oi South Free- town at the age oi D4 years. He was a man oi friendly disposition having a cheery word and kindly greeting for all which made him many warm iriends. and a general favorite ivitll all who knew llun. He was a kind neighbor and sympath- etic irlend and upright and holler- able ill all his relations with s fellow mell, itlld was always ready to assist a good cause. But. beyond all these. irom ills earliest years he was ever most iuitlllul _in the practice oi his rellllous dutlﬁs- 1i may be trul said of him that h» lived a goo lite, and was blessed with a happy death, when on the morning of Tuesday. Februmv ill-h- 1943, calmly resigned to the (b11119 will and iortliletl by tile lust Sacra- ments of the Holy Catholic Church. administered by his good pvswl Rt,"- Eugene Murray. his spirit D6809!" 1V passed away to its eternal reward ‘The large funeral cortege which iol- lowed his remains to St. James Church was a touchlml lflbllli‘ "1

ect to his memory- Mass was celebrated bv Rev. M. J. smith. Kinltora. who also oi- ncloted at the grave. in the 1111581108 oi his pastor Rev. Eugene Murray- The body was then laid. in the iam-

Tily plot beside that oi his mo» (who predeceased him by ten years: there to await a glorious resurrection. He leaves to mourn {our daukhters and two sons namely, Mrs. Jerome Malone and Mrs. Annie McCarron in the United States; lVLrs, William Greenan, Coleman and Mrs Em- mett, Clow, Emerald; Louis. South Freetown and Waltci- on tile home- stead who have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement. The pail bearer, were his six grand- sons Mervin, Lloyd and Elmer Mc- Court, Louis. Claude and Earl Clow

MASS CARDS

Mr. and Mrs. Walter McCoul-t Lloyd McCourt

Louis McCouxt and Beatrice

Mr. and Mrs. William Greenm

and Family

Mr. anu Mrs. Jerome Malone Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cloiv 11nd

Family Mrs. Annie McCarron Mr. and Clair Greenan and

Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Sister Mary Bernard Sister Mary Henry Sisters oi St. lvtitrtilas.

Mary's

Mrs. Michael Mulligan

Mr. and Mrs. John lvl. Mulligan

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McCourt

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ham- nlll and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Murphy alltl Family

P. J. truth

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Claw

Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Croken and

amily. Mr, and Mrs, John E. Mulligan

Mt. St.

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Requiem i and Famll

Y- . Ml‘. and Mrs. Aden Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mclivmlﬂ and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Hush McCr-rron Mrs. Mary Mullins

liATlllll NEWS

See page 2 for important information.

Lrhgwcmens Institute o: Emelg l

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ilsl

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mclnn

Mr. and Mrs, Louis Mulligan

Mrs. L. A. Powers

Mr. and Mrs. Russel Deilthan u! Family, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Malone an! Family. Mr. and Mrs. John Whalen Mervin McCourt and Mother Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGuire Ali's. Patrick Mulligan. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Deigllan Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clow

SPIRITUAL BOUQUET! Sisters Adorers oi the Preeioil Blood. lvlr. and Mrs. ﬂank Brann

LETTERS OF SYMPATI-IY AN] CARDS

Sister Mary Cornelia

Mr. and Mrs. William Mclvor Mr and Mrs. Ewerett Reeves Ethel Greenan

Winnie White

Leona G. Cameron

Mrs. Alired Curlev

Pius Croken

Gerald Murtagh

Mr. and Mrs. Rov Goodwin

Mr. and Mrs, Ray Mulligan

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