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$5.5.“ f‘ AMONG ARMYS crabs Am 5e ‘lZZii‘“-“°°

BY ANITA, Fnaanumw

(Canadian Press Staff Writer)

TORON TO. Fen

fhe

a -- tort -.

Canadian Army show in its’ _;em~ancc'

work of turning out two shows a] the C.W_A_Q_ ajmmjstz-auive

month for entertainment of troops. overseas. nova is virtually running n, school for talent,

Army girls with no theatrical experience nre taught to dance. some to sing - Bivcn hints on sinmorizlng them.‘ selves. i

After her audition,

Wan has

produce r Suggest-ions a re

show. She

t iFPl. prcvous] erzlly pjiiys 131g 5m

c uirls C.W.A.C. lush‘. loin the show

and all are

=1 izirl who’

ts to become part of the show‘ e

ngthy interviews \vith the 1 and dance (lirectcrs l . made to h

connection yvith the r0 makenim. hair stylini. i

trol

ural Ol‘ artificial - of ‘mproviné IMT._"' "' "'

and any other means — not Moo‘ good w“ anrcryphal but this

stories

MUSIC THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF

LUCIO AGOSTIN I

and Hi1 Orchestra

ALYS ROBI - EDDIE ALLEN

TUESDAY, 11.30 "- “

A.D.'I‘. OIO DOMINION NETWORK

iFY

al p Lirrut, Sue Ward of Vance

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1W8!‘ officer super-

vises the girls’ ‘living arrangements ‘s to their trcttbfes and gen’ 9r ‘

8018M

one really is l

*===' National Film Board

It "M!" AND Wm _ at lloly LBIIOOIIIGI‘

snows 3.15 - 1 - 8.45 Parish

...... -——.- .

Rem. Father 0383f... Rector of the Ho deemer, Parish. Detroit. on an official tour of the Re- demptorlst parishes in Canada and Newfoundland. is at Holv IRedeen-ier Rectory, accompanied by Rev. A. hIcDonald, 058R. Sunday was Holy Name Sun- day for the members of the Holy c, Name society. and a very large

1n the evening a ‘loodiy num- ber of new members were receiv-

Mslioy preached an eloquent ser- mon on the spirit of Faith. There was Solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament by Fath- _er Malloy. assisted by Rev. A. Mc-_ Donald and Rev. R. Baines. Rev. G. M. Crowley was master ceremonies.

After

ceeded to the hall. where Mallo

on the morning and evening services. Father Mulloy also paid a high tribute tr Prince Edward Island- I-Ie said h ct his travels. and to the Island. some of the clergy that he met.‘ Bishop Kelly. Father Cullen. Fath-l er Rear-don. John Butler. Short addresses were also bv Rev. A. McDo Rev. D. McKay. C.SS.R.. rector. There was a sh roeram of vocal solos and read- The following to Callaghan; Joseph lant and different nu- ly enjoyed. M‘. Eugene Kelly. President of the Holy Name Society, was the chairman.

FEEDIN

given acting t

JETS

iii; liAitWEll - illil_ _ lllillPiury PARKS - lllca Fllll - In: lllilll‘ imrnyllnyd - tcien Tiu-"iali- Carola MW" Pius NEWS — COMEDY i}

on the level unit B,

G TEST WITH

An interesting experiment has been carried out by the Animal Husbandry Div sion, Dominion Ex- perimental

they say. Army show me y‘ 110111 0V8!‘

propor. ion egetaiblc protein

' 1')’ coincided One of them nod to stop In group

d t t th 1r verbial court, _ surviving member of an rue 0 e m0 protein-anther supp! gtndwalcmof she w“ as yea" of use.

csy the British sent a runner: up gin (mnmge

and asked to be BXWISCd when the‘ meap- In me other mugs’ mum] besthéorhgalth um" a triad h- if, . "It didn't mean the gnu-m and oieglffttimg; ‘in g3; ago. but though of late her health

ease, linseed cil m?“

snow was over so the barrage could be resumed. Jerries would be setting fewer plqneni. shells,“ an officer explained. “It ma] lusgtlnlcﬂélat they'd be swirls them mnkine up tho remainder a i a .' I

Something for the boys who like f p t their music with behind it is lazing provided the formation o! an Anny Show q concert unit At least one Mme o concert artist and many other tal- ented muscians will be included in the group

_________.__ NEW POST FOR l‘. E. I. NAVAL OFFICER

protein

In each was the vegetable

vealed that there were n0 signifcsnt differences betwee. lots in carcass quuli"y. Thus. the results of this ‘experiment indicate thgt the an_ m.. ro , , t . woiiom. w». w - <01» — flshmgci in“. ﬁtleﬂihiiiiﬁfdt? Qmdr- J- J, Comwlly- " “"' plement and the remainder made ing Officer of H.M.C.S. York hero, up from a vegetable mum such f3"; he Wm 1"‘? {mgntgq 52mg‘ as linseed oil meal. without either VOIQIl6WpO5B....1;-[tf1]f§.l Ayaion at St. John's. Newfound- Sﬂfévglﬁenf’ o?“ Prﬁhyzngfn; £3 ‘l! ll- it f t . 7 ‘ bmov. Connolly is a Chariotte- q“ y ° he “mass.” pmdum WRITTEN IN GREEK

town man. He was an employee

of theHPost Oifltce befglre the ___,___

war. e is a ve eran many Th! Q;\_ 1 :1 yo m1 w m: g

years of service with the Navy as the ¢_"BI‘"S"IC;‘~YZ"“’E"P_ r n “I “rs with the R. C. N V R.

e many years before the war.

- Q’ dﬁauﬁmdgdnops

Tn rent by permanent resid- uni of Charlottetown. a rrround floor apartment. Centrally located. Unfur- nished.

MRS. JAMES B. REGAN,

Dundfts Apartments C‘ rlottetown. Phone 490 a

ﬁom developing Put few fV - QamIIostIiWvcrFIfQt-‘Nmig or sneeze. Its qu ck action

gwtittihhb mu in mug“ Ul-‘IIO-NOI-

= ii. F._ l-Iutcheson & SUN ‘l

OPTOMETRISTS

“Specialists in the fit ting of glasses for tho correction of ocular dc fects.”

53 Grafton Street

ares-

Arreunru i ruins WEARERS f

To those of you who ar- unfortunute enough to have to wear u truss we ask the question. Arc vou satisﬁed with the one you are wear- ing? Docs it fit comfortably

an antiquated and lie st t (town to speak

Amunou ' t i

MOVIES

FREETOWN-Monday.

NORTH WILTSIIIRE-Tqgqhy MURRAY RIVER-Wednesday. MURRAY IIAIIBOUIIP-Thllﬂlly.

um

Swine Broilers

Now ll the time to IIIIII against ' PIG-WORM by using the moat effective comedy on the market

MAUS PIG WORM TONIC POWDER

It will thorou|hiy abolish all tram of worms and Improve the health of your herd. PRICE 35o PER LB. Don't dolor.

Order b! i phone or ma . All orders promptly attended to.

TllE 2 MAGS

iinlv Redeemer Hall TO-NIGHT 8.30

The prizes are the slim I! those prevailing It 0th Binxoc in the city.

Freezout

. THF CHARLUPTETOWN

tic-i

ed into the society and Father 331$” Bfvgfj slgwg- when

lo

Monday, Feb. 5 at He was n painter

1, workman that need ° _ ashamed.”

t the services in th hu ch the members of the socigf r §f,§{‘§d“‘§',"',{,of,‘}§f§§ _,_ l“

~, ion Lock _hsrt as organist led in the s - "Why Drying of the igrmns they were a credit. My shgphgf "i, m? 91-5" Spoke oLPeace” and‘ "Safe in Jesus."

tcbo Jne Costello. Mrs. Alexander Hiltz, wierg and Mrs. River. His him almost a year ago.

George , _-____-___ ard. Wesley Champion, P. N. Le- Blanc. Horace Glover and Waldu-on PROTEINS FOR PIGS DEVI-Son.

3mm" Wm wife of William J. Gibson which coming tlie use of proein supple- Owlllﬂd 0n F911 3 u; and vegetable in Marshlield. has removed from

twymms a; the of Dunstaffnage and was

n stranger alike and all were made

GUARDIAN _'

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, - ‘ p _ " ~ _ I’? cnmu “v Distinguished Visitor A;|||||||_.M_M|; Aiidrolp and

lipgsenoilflnilia

Glllll ‘3..’~°‘ll.."l‘ii"" on your I00

1 d mom lekunnsl um

Ziiialiu? Maori-man's? {grits 7

ﬁtmminh-n mini set all ur

Yo“ Ebudngzwuifor u

oil's; your d-rulﬂl‘ I"

In Memoriam

MI. BRUCE DUNNING

The friends and relatives or

Charlotte-

t eard the news of his auddieod in the PEI. Hospital foi- wing two major operations on the no of 60

His remains were brought

ymornin

088086 I i out. Ian's‘ ‘i: . c

Miss m; m. "The Ior s "Peace Perfect the Arms of

He leaves to mourn

.. - , and two slstm. Kencington Nelson MacLeo

father predeceas

The allbcarers

_____.___ MRS. WILLIAM J. GIBGON

The death of Isobel Stewart, at he} home

his community one of its oldest tmost highly respected resi- 5.

0 lPl-"(l ioyrelturmto um- “

l; to alllgﬁmdﬁlllﬂz blttiﬂ 0n

Rev. Frank and Rev. besides his wife. who “on ‘invalid for almost twent one son Roy, New Brunswi, nald. 6&3. and l daughters,

will ﬂcation in bland

.thro 201ml

ift bol f tho eat vivhicliisybuuyalije lueld munity.

and Ne

A Presentation

¢--.. t On Tlloldl! owning" , nary 16m, the irimdo um s: rvlﬂb II It the

m m‘. m-u In. 3cm“; vent to honor their sou, smut. l-ranoo lfwl‘ When all u- th was a -

in l ‘Mobjoolghoiighb

l. hl b may}: O IOIII m.

yearn MADI m CANADA

ol-rtwilmlﬂl

- . ta be": ‘gnu o’ “at? fcmicntoiion All V005 ve come u e I). m - ~ blood w ch courses cmumﬁﬁisstmlxty h ur veins would not have ‘yau to be satisﬁed with w ,

o. u your friends and n: - mum“ 59mm‘ l-l-l’ "Ill viieiu

our volrs of Majesty’ forces. ouki u! you to accept thli: the

9cm is f

in gm; “m. only eimuisht. 111i: in may cues the wor Signed on behalf of Your Blends more

urs. thcuisclvco ( triot elem com.)

She was the daughter of the,

Mr. and Mrs. John Btuwsrt the last that family.

always enjoyed the

gradually failing. ya she was

kin her home was ever open to friend and welcome.

In her earl life she became a member of the Presbyterian and

ter of the United Church and always took a deep interest in all church activities.

Possessed of a very retentive memory, which remained clear un-

the end, she will be missed in the home and

. Two members of her family

edcceased her. a sou. Alexander

died in infamy and a Elizabeth Jane. wife Em ngs. Besides a sorrow- usband she leaves to mourn, one son Wylie, on the homestead and four daughters. Mrs. Geo. Crawford, Charlottetown. Mrs. Donald ‘ribbetts, Cambridge. Mass. Mrs. Major McRae. Central Roy- alty, . John Drake, Hallel- brook. also a number of grand- children and other relatives who viii cherish many happy mem- iries of days and hours spent to- gether.

The funeral tool: place on Mon- .ay, Feb. 5. A short service was ield at the home, followed b?‘ ervlcw in Central United Churc wnclucted by her pastor, Rev. J. A. Nicholson. who s oke com- forting words to the ereaved.

Th by

OOIIIIHLIH‘

floral

JDUICS bore silent testimony to

1e love and esteem in which the eceased was held.

The pallbearers were Messrs. W. i. Warren. Stanley Scott, Heath

oster. Ernest Foster, hn JIIOIQW and Lea Mil.

Burial was in Central Church] cemetery and the service at the grave was conducted by Rev. J. A.‘ Nicholson.

HUNTER RIVER RED OB@S SOCIETY -

.Thc regular monthly meeting of the Hunter River ited Cross soc- ietv was held on reoruary otil at the hnne oi hos Li. w Rmlev with an HLUHIUBIICB of nineteen. The ries-uent wok charge of the meeting. Minutes oi last ineetini were read and

I werol sgnt tomgheadqusrtero since our u mee :

5 gins’ dresses. 1 boy's wind- breaker, 1 baby pullover, l0 we caps, o pairs khaki gloves, l3 pairs Airforce socks. 1 navy turtle neck sweater.

The l-‘ixmnoc Committee re that $10.00 had been con to the I. O. D. E. k computati- mghe devkehniirtifngwu spent in sew-

an . Collection“ amounted to $1.70.

d 50 “lie/Ira. Andrews invited tho_ homo for the,

members t3 her II .

M cc nrtnegilingsclosed with tin Nut-l ional Anthem.

Pace a each side of the! bathroom mirror for safe aiwvina.

B. I. S! Members are request- , ed to be in their hall

l THURSDAY I FEB. l5 at B pun.

n» Charitable Purpose: lll Great Goorlo Street.

bread. Now your family

IONIY YIABTI den which led Yeasts are the cause of honey on D- be

intent-o this bread ls tops!

ma

Y i ti of heat. by the B/pipl ca on ob

NIGHT FEEDER!

PW W091i» realize timt some 01 more commonmﬂrd WW0"! n in: why of these uders is plainly visihlelbut the , amiss. Probably the ﬁ‘%2;, Province to tho drive

Take Your Change in

WAR SAVING SiAMPS

AT ATKINSOWS

-fo bake bread iusf right‘ use Fleischmann’: fresh Yeast

Meal planning today calls for u bigger use of 30.,“ ‘s most dependable low-co high-energy food, bread is a good source of Vitamin B.. 899d, mo, us a stretcher for harder-to-get foods! If y," bake at home use Pieischmann’; fresh Yeast for bread with ﬁne ﬂavor, fine, smooth texture every time. Today_ ask you: grocer for Pleischmannh frerb Yeast with the u yellow label-Canada's favorite for over 70 l .

llllllllllll‘ YOU! DIIT by ocflnp 2 coke; .9 ILIIKIIIMNN‘! huh You! ovary day. ‘llilu from vun h an union pulled nuns of who llllpunqm I Complex Vija-

div

Plants '

w ch they have been ieedingupoqlti

be effeotiye, controlbemeasum :0;

guoh paces mus app 1n the logo evening or after dark.

N. B. EXCEEDS QUOTA

SAINT JOHN, .N. 8.. Feb. i2 ._ (C?) — Announcement was miss here today that New Brunswick had exceeded by a good margin the 312.300 quota set for the 1.0. D. B; National Services Libraries

mipﬂlgh. A total of $10.76’! Wu contributed by citizens of tlio

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