By Ken Reynolds

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“It's a present from his wife — he got her a washing

the tine was ripe. Mr. Parks then opened the meet- the 1e to disc 1h -____ situation and called on some The World Dav of Prayer was ob- address the gathering and all the ' Church. speakers were most enthusiastic in Mtllllalgll? all the churches uniting their support of the new and standard hospital. Amo those who spoke were, Dr. McIntyre, Judge Trainor, Rev. reading by M155 Tillie Rotrke. MrbJMr. Keir Clark. Mr Johns

Church was the speaker, telling of [mwsell the Risen Christ, and

lite Bapist Church presided, and

on. w. runes and m.

Mary's ‘ All of the speakers stressed the e Lamb W110i] she went l0 nuportance of having .1. new and :_dy of ‘wr M-“YBP. and larger hospital, as the present one ornament when the tomb has outgrown itself and it was also nd hcw her eyes were so,‘ brought out now helpless we would bewithout the present institution owing to the shortelse of Doctors. What the present hospital means ose in the outlying districts, e a patient need; regular ob- . Thoseiservation W85 pointed out, a; g, poet. were Mrs. or could possi S E. Adams all the patients, without Two little facilities. and Ruth The meeting voted to support the ' a present a/ble body of Mush '1‘ and M155 sUKBCSted that. th. lnuch enjoyed. campaign to raise

attended National Anthem.

sent in, would collect a bounty.

blurred Willi tears tha; she did nut

stressed illc lac: the; we. too, let. so many things blur our vision thatlto (h we {All to reccguizc His nearnesslwha‘ 8112i His tender lo

and Mrs A.C‘. Mackay

unds immediately, v oeed l t);

c (ilfierrnl thurclzcs felt it was well to have been

. W' ‘l ‘.C\\‘ll, spent lhe weekend in' binlztague, guest of her aunl, Mrs M. j

11v MEMORIAM

» MILES ALEXANDER MATHESON The death of Miles

brook Hospital Long Island, New York

_He had been ailing for time and since Christmas was not ‘gaining strength and ual

grew worse still the end csrne on

A resident of New York for the past h years he is still remember- ed by his school mates and friends in and around Forest Hill, P. B. I. where he was born 41 380 He visited his old home swlrlars ago and was welcomed by ° a .

arr 111th, called at

He leaves to mourn. his wife and one son Ronald J. Matheson in . Navy now overseas, two sisters Maude (Mrs Charles Schlos- vserl and Tenn (Mrs sechalell) both of Long Island N. Y. Another sister Ada (Mrs field McLeod) and one Norman both of Forest Hill, P. E.

names, WA.) opened the mac-ting with -m "b": plainina riearlv ill~ inadequacy o! the present establishment of meet- ing the growing nevds oi‘ the territcrv

wcnl-l ix- ‘npracilcnble to bull-l a l til

materials are not now

_ The Rev Wm Clark Duff con. IJUClGd the services. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, Brooklyn, N

we nbsolel.» in the near‘ ‘w

which will hp released then How- evq- he |ll:::"'\t it advislblr to start n cemnilicn u) raise tho nzrnev $0 a, to be in a position i0 '

The many beautiful (m1 m-

sl tr 11-.

Qceed whgfhglx; and esteem in which he wa Q .

GEIITIIAI. Blllllll

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Wanted:

We luv Second loll

u J U T E B A c. s In Qlautltice rum rates a sons, l’ Si. David S1.

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t-len usrrnu GUARDIAN‘

POLICE DOUBT —A pfhhlli

oumed an llrch l l°£"vJ.".a§$'. Police Court. Q . __.___. —-- e 3E5 wouunap n: mum -m. m"¢K~..>i‘.’_’§..“""

J Rog rs of H R1 e has ma! wéd diatom: aovnt Pin. J Arth had been wounded

W- 1c A. M. n. ‘s, 11.. bfinlater. “w” °‘ u“ m“ . “m- - - - - - 8-10-11. phmm-gwtenmltfi Working hard on a war lob? m SATURDAY — The astound!!! Prwbteelq; ‘h’ "g lam’ a“ “M “m” unourluhlng breakfast-o breakfast thetw Wm an mm. ghtglr present "Irish on YTUPQ“, ‘fife. m. “my; keep up your energy until noon. Nabisco

residerwe on Ba

at 8 ‘clock rlwm" o . rs , service starting at 3 p.111 u“ a Oelnetery, '

dances and play I-mif WWII" K111i! County

WWW 3-10-91. “ICABUAITYI LIST — DUB V 011.5 r mm , I and ng/‘for ollflcia purposes pnt-

BHEIVEB CLASP -— 111W I‘.J.

(l) Hon. I- Q Gallant, 284 Richmond Street. re- Mr Aeneas Gallant 207.00 oeived last week from Ottawa for Hon Jo A. Cam l1 110.6 safe keepiznmg the first clasp u: the Mr. Goo B. la le 181.0 §“'l§“'i§¥ liiltrlfl us???‘ 5:517“? 1°“ x r-r " lll-u r n . . n ( Hon. . . . was presented with the efficiency m“ m‘ ""5 CHmMT5T°W Aeneas Gallant min medal Nov. um. ma. He is now M c lmmfifs Hon. John A. Calnfibe laso stationed in Mulgrave Military ‘>13’ '93“ m” "7 m.“ w“! Mr. Geo e E Savl e U30 rfomital. "° i" W’ m ‘my “"4" °‘"‘- non. w: am 1mm 10m Mrs. F. A. A. Mutoh was our _ “m”. , m no BOUNTY on sun - n. N" - ""- WW-‘b II" Office supplies ‘M! answer to an en wiry it is learned u l‘ "'7 mt u“ ,,°" W‘ from Mr. J. J. zaraboe, I 15°36 New elpmlneu lhow- lnoocdal Dulles of Fisheries, that there is no "3 "5 m“ W"! "9 c" 5° "'9" bounty on sea-ls. the question com- 3'“ ‘"11’ Hm": Church "id The follow details of eateta “5 lng p on account of those been 351119191“? “m” 1"‘ lilmllll" lnipaylng auce 0n duties in 106 off w. st. Peters um week. 1t *1 “uni-PM t rwere n» tabled: will be remembered um a few Mo!‘ v- W. Pu term w» I!» emu of: Joel a Allen. 168.00; years ago large harda of seals P'°‘°"¢ "m 52°39 brim? l‘ n" I. yrric. 1M ' Bock. were sun off Weatu Prlilnca hand dim figalgll-Lilrfxsngozibpanm s“. 1.4.19, Jamel W. Begfihffizml 6.200131 [K143537193 we“ 3N9 Y ‘"8 Y‘ ' B61 H0190; W. H. \l . . l ed, with the hope um. the snout: "118 sfliwdflv "i We" Hmi- Blink P. Bell. mm; u. w. Col-

. our Brownie Pack and Camp Fund. Guides. please do not forget our

HOME I08. -- church parade this Sunda morn.

BUIIAL Mr. Arthur MacKinnon, who will be runombered by many as former room clerk at. the Vctoria Hotel, letumed to Charlottetown this week

(Signed. can. Yno» m, yo; n. u, _ MOT?‘ gm Twang o‘ h" _-__-__._.__.__ 103:‘- K. M Doyfsunsgb ‘lander conditions of Zreat hard m w‘ 5‘ m’! wmmwn’ mm- 79-005 “*3 mm’ ' 5 ' Zfowanis the end of 1M8 he was who died in New York recently. rbrsytfle. 012.8‘ Celia Foley, 35.00; mud mm N '1' m“ _ l, rm funeral was Mid Thursday at Ada M. cuter.’ 800.00; J. s. Fan- flffmm “wand mug?!" gnboa, Bdfaat. Mr. MaoKinnun hasbeen nin, mes; Esther E. Plerflleon, Mama“ m. Johnm’ Newmunw with the Edison Hotel, New York Mm DONALD nus!“ 01. - Hannah McCa-nlzh. N40. 1mm . mung“ which he hem City. for a number of years. and James Gormcriy, 561.70, mm “he Dream new appoint, dining his stay in the City in Qharlonewwn 10st one o! m 01¢ Gillespie, W158; Rev. P. Ga lant. men, in Jaguar). 1944, 5mm"! l‘ "W 9"" 3°11 est and best-known citizens Wed- {gala} .§“°§"1H“§f’°§§‘6°. ‘mm,’ The varied experience which regggldl ggggvwthg -;ervyv<>;gdg;; will. “tilt? .$l.‘§§.f.‘.‘é.l°‘.3‘.’. yggé-,1,Z3,g,°'_;°,y'i,;,g.§,g*' 5°": bill‘? E£€?€..§‘“Ji"“.i.°l “nffi awn in Mandavllle Jamaica. Bri- :‘,.§{;:,1§’,-,,,2, PM“ m“ m" ' ' ' ’ ' "°‘ m“ "‘ ““°‘“'"’1° “MQQ,

ti-sh West Indies of Mrs. F11. Frost Mrs Fr

rie Soper of Halifax. Surviving are her husband and infant son, also her mother, Mrs. W0. So r and three brothers. Lt. Col. W. - Sop- er, RM. Super. Halifax. and John J. soper of Brooklyn, N.Y. Mrs. Frost before her marriage was a frequent visitor to Prince Edward Island where she made many friends who will regret her passing.

He. had been in d h 1th to about ten days asggowherlahe w‘: taken lll with a cold. His condition was not serious until he suffered e smoke Tuesday night. He was tak- en to the Hospital Wednesday momma but did not recover.

Mr. Fraser was born in Char. lottetown on June 29, 1860 and was B-‘i years old at the time of his deatn- He was a most interest! convcrsa/tinnaliat and could recgfi "'———'_—“ many events f th t h Personals have historic gignifizaggg. $3.

vive. They are May at home. Ar. thur in Sherbrooke, Quebec end [Ffllnk With the Canadian Nation- , alTrelegrapns.

advance listing of week-end con-

ts resulted in g 500,000 attend. Moo drop. Lesa than half a mil- lion persons saw the 44 games The

league w 1 m d I e remains are resting at the promotersubuttycglrzne oueifugeryl WE“: 13°!“ "l! m9 best, revemn; to prbmanged temmm at 2 o he d Saturday at.

I186’

Sig,‘ March 9‘ ha‘! Ql-Lgfiéleockfilntermle-nt will

it!

New "Hustle-Bubble" Sud: Get Biggest Washes Sparkling While with Sudslng Action Alonal

a 41p: cnanwrrwrown

tlona were tabled in the recently:

cnulcnlbbblamll’ cos crsundayaflng in comma-gun with the

vi r .0“ Montague 1r ncgvJ-rzfiielvliim “m”

ware Store, to rake money to help mm m“,

Bernard A. Callaghan, 05.26; W. J. Carruttx-ra. 146. : J. F. Char- bonnier, 38.00; Margare Camp-

' Jo A. ingl,

myopic‘? be on time an in full)”

iA. E. Holland, lflfifl; J. A. H l.

00. , datilda Haydon, 46-00, enkina. 5.

l). McKay, 218.0; Florence E. ed a“ wane,“ Royal Canadian Kent, $.64; Angus McKenzie. m 210.44; w. MoLure, 0.00; Hubert 1"” 5m“ “ a "““‘ "m" °

Lyle. 146.00; Mary McLeod, 251887 Oliver C. e. McLeo 8.00; . s.

WWI, . , . E. Montgome , Ann Maynard, J- 1-1. Murray:

Wyand, 141.30; M. A. White. 11.25;

Margaret E. Wood, 352.54; Mary

E. Wyand. 5i50; ' e

. Mme. Tabouis, whose column in

or v Hun Tot“ $5.701" ‘the biggest political 5909p: of tge thirties, is now publishing e

French language weekly "Pour 1a

Cont. 0m: Visits Queen Bharlotte

Acting Captain Paul Barbour rou

to OT] the Chief of Nlvll ‘sum, and ll W" fl

h he

visit to 3.11.0.5. Queen Charlotte "'4 i" m’

guaupplies and post-war rehabili- 0h.

Capt. Cross has been service a! - m‘ the Commander of a Reserve Divi- sion an

time at sea in both Canadian and British warships. He has been torpedoed and mentioned in du- atchel, aae on the East Cont.

while tblagl, except oi‘ course for unusual

SAVE (IOTIIIS lll WARTIME With Oxydol there’: no need for bard rub- bing o: bani: bleaching. Preventing thin wubday was: and tear belpa ave clothed

CGIOII, IIYOBI, Illa YUII OWII PIICIOIII handai It’: so economical, too-a box of Oxydol goes much farther than before a a a value lone more clothes o: dhbul

"Inn: mnlon llililllll

ere-mum acumen»

He is the son of Mr» and Mrs. onderauwfl-lmle-bebblo" nuisance Wm. c. Cross of Saint John. N. g0 acdvenoenergedctbeylifldlnoug!511"“;- 3., and received his education at

Acadia University, In

O mine come white without bleachlll.‘ u.vJ11.m' W‘ W" tmlwuul 2% k_ V’ V’ -—r Z ° Radiaddy white! the Divizl-cln oiyhint John an: :11 Aot Bub-Ueaitenent and two

yean ater was appointed to com- mand , held un l the retired list with the rank of Oounmander.

in wartime-makes than [an longer. Just before the k of war i 0"“ " '° '4" ‘°°""" l“ "“""’" ’<‘>'..l£’.°".’2‘ ‘Si: ".2233. “oogllln

Service Officer at Saint John, and upon the outbreak of the h

rammed command ".'°*“l..i’"i'.‘°“ “Wm. t. .. n was . lll. m . merchant cruiser, r.

na’. was o - min o’! torpedocd ffqge and in April, 1M1, and 0a v1.3:

Orneswu lhbfflymth.fi glcgapdaarvodinlli

0! mu avboia naval

. 1f. C. a. While 8.1:‘ this W O I roup with neural convoy! 0 YDOI. WASIIIS took part in a number ful actions t £2263.” oonclon

GUARDIAN

Questions In

Legislature

Amwara to the following was;

Ikbarlllblealleall

. BETTER

year 10Gb? stat- loans. we: and the

no asrrsn WORK

with this

BREAKFAST

(b) 1M trav expenses. i. 11015110 allmlge stim- ex- o

fifigtuntlx Fish Home and the minerals iron and phosplbosue. all”

‘n’ I - time and work-it's ready-coo a , rad to . J . “N00. I .

“fir? gliding, at led Munoz‘: out. Uu the tested, PIOCllCGl recipe: found

In every package.

A. A. Cairns. 202$}

Shredded Wheat l: on energy brodltfflll-fl batter breakfast-because it's made from 100% Canadian whole wheat - provide: energy-building carbohydrates, proteins, and

‘III CANADIAN SHREDDIII WHEAT COMPANY. ITO. Niagara Fell, Canada

Then you need

hearied"devotion to duty while.

to the working problems of céffioara an}: men of ltvh; anadisn avys Few - His wife. Evelyn C. Cross, loin-

Ylll oo- E. B. Haviland, 4,815.66 ' Ida J.

00; S. Jenkins. 015.96; J.

service was established in August- 104G, and was recently P1001039‘! to the rank of Lieutenant. At “gent, sheds the Officer-in- Charae of a large Naval wireless station in Newdirunswick.

Ofl-Sfl; Neil S. Z00. '

141.40; unto; Mary

2000' M

dun of the press clause incorporated in the peace treazy as foremost news-

“nny a Whitney, men and politicians have advocated.

Victoire" in New York Frum there she i; conducting as lively a battle for freedom of the press a. in the days when she was foreign editor of UOeuvre and the stormy new! of European journalism In those day; ner critics said that Mme. Tabouis did net always hit the nail on the head in her aim to "tell the truth about vmat is going in international politics.” But hit it often enough to make a. number of foreign minim-rs break llnto cold eweats periodically and her [column we. one of the most widely

"freedom glam. phase. should te| written into the pme treaty alt-er war," bhe said reccxlily. "and no country should he admitted to the d h“ ‘one conddenble ‘post-war lnternmlonnl nrllasizatlon-

V.D., R.O.N.V.R., Chief

hone on an official

making salons and (llscontinuing the service by which mew made-over

should be a special tribunal, corres- ponding to the world court. where journalists who may be attacked because they insist on publishing the truth about what is going on, can bring their cues for .-rlal

"Freedom of the press is an ex- tremely strong factor in keeping peace. When the mules know the truth there is nothing to fear, for the masse, as a vhole have (food sense. They howl at 'fic government for what they want and the govern-

press niece of the famous French diplo- mats. Jules and General Cambon, she was steeped in political lore from girlhood. She served as her Uncle Julea’ secretary after marriage to Robert Inbouis world war ace who became administrator of radio for France. And from the Cambon office she stwllcd into journalistic correspondence for French provincial papers at the

thelmal!

which autumn.

were available

558.3‘ Lavinia . - I ' - “W” °l ""‘°""- "l!" "W111! be‘ Enemy aircraft mak -.-lr a u- ____ ample 15 the m“ m“ h w“ __ A. McNeil], 788.74, A. C. North. , lb t 1 h u k t! “don e . c D90 1y lsmigmmgnje aownegsiexfi gengslvyhgnntgifi first sodeof thgrg. i230; Bleqlfgfigngn m; ofvtfllelpi-ogag znxd: thaec prgserlt war ffiulfa§u§°fluflfigfiflaflfll’§f,.fllflf v r ng er llaug r rs. . n way was turned. Zia - - 5'9 ' 5d G possible. she ’ ' that many 1g, can...“ 1. N...“ d m; Mutch, soumport, recuperating af- was s school boy at that time. The g Igwcgfib aide}; ywwgmb - European political joumslist; wrote ah-esuppm ffiynffhfl, mo; m“. ter her recent operation in the P. 50d W18 illflltd 1n the Vwlhliy of °r “' ' m ‘according to order from their _ 1 11 3153353- w; A4,, M, palm", icult fights and the presence of E I m" "an i-‘tiffiiliiiilliiimitlifttfilméf wow 1- be» m rn'"".a"."*r.*=l so. "u; we MM rem“ fvlsster Hollie I-‘rizzell, eldest eon rel-e m; deem Katherine McQuarrie, 120.00; May P F d m thltméhe “Yw m”; glhléeillélstlirne: practically all worries from the o w. an n Prizzeli. Despite his advancing years he Mwmmh- “m: 3M1 M°Q“'m" r rec o out re-war pieces with tear" n81 5km‘ Bfiyfiflld 3i- 18 "M1113 RW- remained bright and active and m”; A-M“'M'D"4°O'°°= Gem‘ theirpe es h when emmy “ma” c‘? mm‘ ly after a seldom operation in always took his three or four-mile W. Ramsay, $2.70; Isabel F. Ro- n! Ym‘ m t n H it's at great. scomihfllv frantlesvetd- e P.E I. Hospital. (Patriot wen; “m, day u to the “m, f bertson. 533.56: Percy Robertso '—— _ wa edmn s us. on BWW ‘may etrafe and bomb hurnrdly 11114 Please copy). m, 1”; mum‘ p ° 250.00; J. H. McRae, 00.10; '1‘. L. BY ‘Alllilfilrlzglexfiiter foil; 1,0‘ 18:11:: “a; scoot ffir hogne. with lhovferikelxcept- ' n _ lggm- M 51m z,- AIIWIMQ I , - ons w e eyappenr t..r-. es are oir-rémyabzdammgrrgzrevr ytérzhe Bonn $03 _._ 1 éhanfif w_oo;’}§g,he,t new Yolnx, Maren sf. E0?) T‘ 31st. Inna 1 mflde 1g rlny mindtthen ma, Wat‘, m, ,0... o. “Manon, 9g R ll 1115 Wife the former Catherine W- 5m?“- m“? 5- 5- 5h" - m“ G°n°V1°V° Tabmls‘ uutmbe- b: aw? "nigh Idle 95mg hm“ "mum" ‘wmbm m“ ““'"b°"“'d emem er on v.........;.. ........... s... m" c E 5PM *-°°°~°°= 31"“ "“‘°“‘ “r .5 “ "l" "'-‘..’°.l “ ’°‘ we "we em- she died mseptember m” . do“ 56mm’ "Loo, Funk M fisgnstggreiglyaxlliaslgeifltogdgm-off almlfiy- I cou e 0rd to tell the; ‘Freedom bother ht T’ ____ A brother and 815m’- Mejflm Stewart 1,541.72; Phoebe Supplmi l d ‘ o. the “I just bide‘. _ .- u“ I 1m panes Donn our transpo 6 _ ; _ T 1 ‘ 7134a w_ A_ the-press-tribrlna ma e part my .1018 ‘l mo‘, m. r1 d m _ Jug” 1Tb? 0mm“ 3"“) llrllnpl$g' wlzrvllllslnlrtiarilifigl. “m” rllogbr? l%oa:ay.rzrsenhlne Villett, wbwars°lliilmml°ll m P“‘°°' “m” "h" I “"°d°“ ‘°'"“'"°"’ “d Convoys um; l; brgrla lnvellrzht and nmzllshelgootbillirleaagllebwlfliyli one dflllghter and two sons sur- lll-W: Iefuta Wood. 76-00: Charles 5h’ “ ° "mud like l° 5°‘ a m" h“ my ““d°"‘°“"d m“ “d "m" m fliifltked "Mir

I went to L'Oeuvre, where I knew there was an opening and said ‘I'm going to be your roreigr editor. You are going to give me a three months‘ contract and in that three months I am going 1.0 increase your circu- lation considerably becnuse I am zolng to tell the truth If the circu- lation does not go up in 1:19: leaps i’ leave.’ They kicked at first, of course. because 1' was a woman. But they did it and we had success.

The Canadian medical

wounded, due tn the

are at work day after day

"we days after the fall of Paris in 1940.

__..____._._._ LONDON, March --(CP)- War has taught feminine Mavialr how to cook and how to scrub, as servants departed for war work. and new the ladle; are going to have tn learn to

sew. . One after another exclusive West‘ End mops are closing their dress-

wcapcns in Allied hands.

spoons breudmlmbs. 1 chives (or finely Rrecn onions). salt

the clothe; their zlients had urown bored with. In shops whole this is

whatever- it may be- nznicss it has flejdgn of the press. There also

V . l“ ‘My ..-’ '>/ ‘ ‘I ,/ . v 7 _ %.

o

and has serve at a