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SHOWS AT 835-1 100-0200 ALI-i TIMI-H ARI DAYLIGBT SAVING

“MARCH OF TIME"

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COMING TO THE PRINCE EDWARD

BIGGEST sracc SHOW or THE season ~ tovcm’ GIRLS, DANCE BAND, COMIC DANCERH 2 DAYS ONLY - WED. AND THUR.

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WED. ...os your old friend takes on o now guisompullinp tho strings that mend o broilers romoneo, and Incidentally giving tlio world o greet ‘young violinist. Posltivoiy

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ALL TIMES ARE

DAYLlGllT SAviNG

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Till-l earTisTTiiURCll The morning sermon by the R4811- kJlltlSOn Levy, 3A., geparatory ‘ the observance of c’? Com- llllill0il, nos “Remembering Jesus". giilllfl time to time we observe 15 Sacrament we call in mind

Protection ilct 1h ivortls of the Master, "This do

m Ptmcnibrancc ol Mt." One of R‘ s‘ c‘ CHMVIER no

the richest oi gifts is that of me- ELFCTR“. CQM. mon‘. s gallery hung with pic- lmwflfifiwfrun germ’. ‘we, m. t oi the past, s roserver of m. m“ n ham undo,- gcflinn 1 oi

and “"117 l" 107- Mu‘? u,’ us‘! Act, deposited with the

Navigable Waters

ills we do well to forget, many I. b" w fkg at “ifqllgtaw ‘lg-ensure fihrouzh the sift: in ‘tlho cOlflcco of the .. -,, . lilies little $011133: ,f§,°d°',§§§,_ Registrar of Deeds for Queens

tit . l‘. E. L. goamriiittltfilhaiiio tiieuwgite and u plan oi a pump house. crib work ‘n; mum" piping system pro- posed to be built on thc bank oi. gm] “tending into, lllllsborotsgh River ‘atlgiiarittstteetgrn. "m" m‘

l‘ o ‘with: tikcncgoilac that after tho e lrstlon oi one month from the do oi the first publication this notice Maritime Electric Corn- pany, Limited, will under Section 1 oi the said set. almlr to the Minister oi Public Works st his oi- iloo in tho City oi Ottawa. for IP- provsl of tho sold site and plan. and for leave to construct the slid pump house, crib woris and plnlfll s

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Dated st Charlottetown, i’. E. 1-. this 3rd day of May. 1041. MARITIME ELECTRIC (10.. LTD.

. A. (i. Maclfinnon. Secretary. 11-358-5-5-41.

BRITLSH HUME GUARD

llihcr solemnly remember flllfliilly to recreate our debt an “rattle. We remember the Babe Mrihehem. the priceless gilt oi 5N1?“- We remember the boy arazeth. worker. learner. w." the Boy deciding to do "m: W111 iBEHidless oi cost. We hrénbtr the Man or Galilee, mm "1111 lliadness, rejected with m .1 the heavenly teacher of all ‘edits. We remember the Uru- Bim or God. steadfast, fear- Mmrme in committal to His ‘ ‘nave remember the Christ ‘tn victorious. the gilt of n, l1 hone. ‘This do in ro- finance or My. monfplllliitlh of the morning was e Bags Bread or the World." ‘m ‘march qchool met at 2.30 At-the excelent attendance. 011mm “"0111! service Mr. bevy HUM“: “notable sermon with til." » .t..‘3“i‘..'.§§'z"lt‘2.§3.lll c .. utflm Q0 Not For Prom Me o

(In one of the most. dramatic stories to collie out of the war. Robert 8t. John tells of his flight from Yugoslavia and Greece one step Pad of tho Nazi invaders, and o the Brit- ish evacuation under terrified aerial bombardment. St. John Wle wounded in the leg by a machine-gun bullet.)

By Robert St. John Associated Press Staff writer

ALEXANDRIA. EIYDL May 4- lAPh-Aifcr travelling four weeks n ht and day by almost over con- co vabie method o! transpor atlon. I finally have arrived in a safe port with the bloody stor of the invasion and fall of Yugos via and the evacuation oi Greece.

Herc are a few things which hap- pened along the way alter that gruesome dawn on Sunday. April 6, when Nazi bombers rained terror on sleeping Belgrade,

With Russell Hill, oi the New York Herald Tribune, Leigh White, oi Columbia Broadcasting System and the Overseas News Agency, and JIerenco Athcrton of the Iondon Daily Mail, I lelt Budva, on tho Yugoslav coast, in a 10-foot sardine boat we got in trade for an automo- bile as the Italian occupation force witss entering that ancient walled

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We set out with no compass, with automobile road mops in lieu oi charts, with only l2 gallons of o- iino, and s. gunny sack oi lack bread as our chief food supply.

After a night of slow progress a- long a treacherous course, we lay hidden for a day in a little Dalma- tian port, which tho Italians had already occupied. We were protect- ed by native fishermen who re- sented they were already being forc- ed to take Italian Lira lor ally- thing the occupying force wanted.

As we continued our flight, we took abroad a 60-year-old weather- beaten fisherman to help guide our tiny craft, but he was killed and Athertcn was wounded when dive bombers screamed down from the clouds in a combination bomb and machine-gun attack.

We lay on our stomachs 0n s

Carry On Canada‘-

WilITE SPUT DANCE

TUESDAY NIGHT. MAY 6th Music by Don Messer and his Islanders. Modern and Old Time

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three-fool. square deck through two nights, peering over black waters for floating mines as we sailed with full canvas through extensive mine fields in the narrow Straits of Otranto.

We wlggled out boat much of the Italian fleet away near Durazzo, Albania.

We were hailed by two armed 1t- alian mine layers whose crews manned their machine 811115 a5 we assed close under their bows but eld their lire when we spread a blood-stained American flag on the

deck.

Finally, we put in at Corfu just

in time for the first aerial bombard- ment. the island had had in a month. We persuaded Greek authorities to allow us to get out on the 1on-‘ ian Sea aboard a Greek food snip. We lelt just after an au" attack wrecked a destroyer lying in tile port and liladc a. shambles of the port authorities offices and a near- by llotcl.

lire inolllcllt our schooner touch- ed ilel‘ nose w .llc wliarl at. resras. all’ fluff 5.11.115 began to auludlll. he scrasllulcu uvcl‘ but: clue U1 I-iie Ves- sel allu llaide lor snclicr beucaul lz- lout blocks oi concrete. ptulsas l".iil.v- ed 1.1110 sight aliu uoiilpeu p. ilUSplL- at slllp iUllUCU wltii mow wculiutd ulcers soldiers.

rriinl our liitleout we could sec destruutloil wrouglll. Dy Lila: laid u); the lpgni. oelorc. Dive bullluers llau flebdi-‘Jicu tile waterfront willie ‘ivti refugees were attempting to dlscln- oam from Ilat-uottcllleu bouts. one sevelltu llau ucell ltllieu and tilcll lllatutsscs uliu oeuoulg still Ad) scdttelcu on the quay, olccu scuktu ailu will Lu siliceous uy mulch.

Label‘, willie UN to ‘A00 ueuu were 11221118 taken from tile HOSPAHU slut), 'w8 nlct from allotiiel" ralo In a Stllfilucl‘ aug out oi a luolultuul side.

we lieu lruill relics toward ALH- ens" lll a urt-ut troop unlit along a lllgil villi UYClllilllgulg tile ac-t. uuuw (icllly a. il/Lcsscibcllllilti. iudl cu d103,,- Slllfi lift? Lfdlll “lbll Alé 1W0 llillllllluu guns splttulg.

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, Owing to the death of I our Mother, Mrs. An- , drew Cudmore, our ‘ Stores will be closed Monday and Tuesday. 1

Cudmore Bros. C udmore’s Dry Cleaners

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Cudmore’s Cash Grocery

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The Central Guardian

This column is raerved for news of local interest, but advertising oi a neway natu e may bo inserted st 5 cents s word. strictly pay- flblo in advance.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUIL ANCE. [r9185

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PRESENTATION - Teachers of west Kent school presented Mr. Ernest Reid with a beautiful writ- ing case on Friday. prior to his de- parture for the mainland where he has been posted with the Royal Canadian 0h‘ Force. He was a ———— former member of tlic teaclllngi Service was coilductcd stuff at West Kent school and ls ll ‘ and evellill native of Rollo Bay. yesterday y Rev. H. Crawford

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LEGION DANCE N OT ICE—

when there were good attendan- Owlng to lack of space it has been ces. Ill the morning he chose as

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ST. JAMES CHURCH

morning in St. Jzllnes Church

foulld necessary to restrict the , 111$ $11111"! "Chlifil- 350519111113’, T0- iiulnber of‘ ladies invited eacil,d11y and Forrv and dealt with night for Tuesday Legion war ; ilic adverse criticism 0f the Chris-

Services dances. Invitations will be 1_ tlan Church but with a definite issued for Tuesday, May 6th rcaffinnniion oi faith in the in- Those desiring invitations for fu- flucncc of the Church throughout ture dances should got in touch i the Hires. In the cvcilint: he TWP-wh- wltll tile Hostess Committee, Mrs. (l1 n comilnnlziil sermon Oil "God's L. T. Lowtller. Mrs. G. E. Ritchie, Eternal Pilrpns. . Tile Church ag- or Mrs. Arthur Mulch. Ii. will be illlllwi. lilf‘ llPgnilOli of our time ilecessary to present invitation cries forth the great affirmative of cards at the door, L-368-5-5-2i. ‘ God's eternal purpose. In the

____ morning Miss Marguerite Cud-

FUNERAL AT CLYDE RIVER - more rendered the solo "Angels The funeral of the late Allison A. F er Bright and Fair" (Handel). Auld was held Satllrdnv afternoon. ‘. "r ihc cllflii‘ rendered the an- Followllig short sci-vice at his late them. "(rod Shall wipi- Au-ny All residence funeral services were licid Tvrai-s" iI-‘iz-idi. lii the evening the ill Clyde River Presbyterian Church ilillilEIIl ivns Bowles “Just As I and were conducted by the Rcv. '1‘. Am," W. Goodwill and the Rev. E. R. Woodside. Interment Clyde River Presbyterian Cemetery. Pall bearers. John MacNevlil, Gordon MacDon- aid. Bert Ailld, Charles ‘Win15, \Vil-

Annual blessing bur Willis, Lieor e U. Klison. i _ _ FUNERAL A’: NORTH WILTJ SHIRE —- The funeral of tile late . At North Rustico

John R. Edwards was held Satur- day afternoon, Following a shcrt

Melt riding on tile lop of tile train tulnmcu to tllc ground. silcsc 0i Us lueluc splilwlcu oll um: LIUUA. L K00 Ullt.‘ Duffel. 1U LL10 MI MUG Wlul-d gut but) serious wounds m cite uni-til. we curl-led WlLlw w a luau and nailed all n. A, s‘. truck, 10:31am

cu. 1n tile wounded allu. spcu to Coruilll.

service at his late residence funeral

sfrvlces were lllield rixn Néiiflll Wi.i-

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izuctid by c.1412 m“ blew“ Mun-BM _ The annual blessing of the fish- .wh0 also officiated at the grave. lil- ‘"2 1101115 100's’- D-ace 3i NOT"! RUS- iierment North Wiltshlre Cemetcry. tiw. north shore fishing village. Pall bearers. Robert Edwards, Chcs- YQSIBFdtiiX The CBYBIIIOYIY WAS 60n- fer Edwards, John Clark, William ducted by 11"’ m“ J‘ D‘ MMNQUI. Clark, George Clark, Frank Deacon.‘ Roman Catholic parish priest there,

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Corps News

At, a meeting of the Executive of the Car on Canada Corps on Friday, ‘are 2nd May, it was un- allimolisly decided to contribute the sum oi $100.00 towards the cost oi furnishing the Recreation Room in the Barracks occupied by the R. C. N. V. R. The task of furnishing this room has been undertaken by the "Wavy Navy Ladies’ Auxiliary" formed by the wives and mothers of men who have volunteered for the service in the Navy and received at least a part oi their training through the local unit.

The general public do not per- haps realize the number of men who have been trained in Char- lottetown and have proceeded to active service. These men do not receive any grant or funds from the War Services until the are attached to ships. The adies’ Auxiliary therefore undertook to supply a certain degree of comforts and attractive surroundings in the Recreation Room and when this project was brought to the atten- tion of tile Corps. the Executive wished to hclp out. in this very worthy effort.

CAItRY ON CANADA!

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impressive route March by Trainees

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Citizens were greatly impressed wlili thc line appcilrailce of 250 trainees from the Military Training Centre at Bcacll (drove as the boys held a. route march through city streets on Saturday morning. The parade was headed by Lt. Col. F. I. Andrew. M. M.. Officer Command-

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swinging along like real veterans. tile lllcll presented a soldiery ap- pearance and reflected great. credit on those responsible for their train- ing. Although tile boys have only been at the camp for about six ivccks they have fast rounded into first class shape and can parade with the best. They were watched bv thousands of Charlottetown people who lllled tile route 0f the parade,

The parade started along North River Rood and passed the Provin- cial Sanatorlum about l0 o'clock. then proceeded via Brighton Road, Euston_ Prince, Grafton and Roen- ford streets, back to Brighton Road. Proceeding along Brigihton the par- ndo turned up Ambrose st. an passed the Sanawrlum on the way back f0 camp.

Music for the march was sup 116d bv the West Kent School ban .

1t, and were enroule to safety.

nut. willie we spud. so old Lslf‘. ucrlliull at. force. no vic pulled illtu 00W. bulimia Ltlvtt-noulmcu n 0014-1 nuspltal tlailil, scttlilt; the t0 aliluu coacllcs wlllcii soou ncsfl u. luliiilng pyAC.

Ali allcrllcun gritty cullleu stlcocllcla‘ AuJLtLd \\li.ls flui- rluly illnligl... ...ir.o,,».l |4A\‘: atLLJ-S Lil one in... ...-...lllg studcli wllere BRICK)! Greek gills Lrltu to . bile bu... p, \_ .... ‘A4 LsADAu welt: uo doctuls llcle ...-..u l... time .0 areas lrlele llluclilile gull puller. wounds W116i) illcll were uylilg m" ule clowns.

‘lilo parade of wuulldcd lilcll or. stlewilels went ill ulie llUotJnstl uuul" B. Dflfdtltt 0i. ucuu lllcll on stlutulltls came out tnlougil tlli0lllcl.

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Atnerton and I, during one at- tacit. were in a trcllcll outside Llll.‘ llospltal wllcll boillbs iuliueu lu int away, burying pol-ll ol us ailuei‘ l'ubu.e. i

wc llclped establish all entergr- ‘ dressing station lll a cellar conclet shelter lulu became pduents selves. We lay there willie men, women and cililtiroll vvltll pieces of tilcll" buults uluivil andv ivcrc col- rlcd ill-—sclllc (Niki already, some dying and only a lcw it'll-ll "W"? titan a, spark of lllc. i

We finally got wlllic illto a pri- valc clinic Wlvtl doctors proinlsulg to operate imllletilalcly. ,

Thai. night we plouucti on iuct down a highway lccilliiig wliil isrlt- isll lorries hcatililu for cvdwullvil- i

We were heading fur a llsiiiag village in the nope oi bliylllli. Huh- ing or stealing some Kiiltl oi siliail craft to make our wav to Furltish silores, but llil€ll vc gut there we

tnke place, ‘

We suoil gave up the small boot plan and belore tiaivn we had been token in charge 1J.V i116 ROYBI NEW

Details of that last. phase of 0111‘

closed. It is tile storv oi the British navyls almost supcrlllllniln accum-

d plishmcnt in defying combined air

and sen power of the Axis to snve the British ekpccllitionaly force so it could fight attain.

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Chronic constipation has to_ do with tho colon or large lntrnfino. Unless tho lo bowel i_s thor- oughly cm ti from time to time you ‘($01119 a victim _oi chronic Ctmlilpilllpil and poisoning of tho system which ma; result m colitis or other serious _ lseaso.

Mild or “slssy" laxatives merelz cause a. movement of the bowe

11o inch. Mus. Boo Or- “ml Choirmaster was in e musk: oi the day. 1'8 on the Communion . 1n mclgggientctd bv Mrs. '1‘. 0 i tOIRhUgQ-o her mother.

IKIIDON-(OPY-Members of the Home Guard are not exempt fromi iuitl war service ,nor can called-HP, mom posted ior full-time dutyl {in the Home Gila-rd it ls officially stated.

without cdcotin a thorough clean- ing out of tho co on or largo bowel. For this reason you are misled into thinking that you are doing all you can to overcome a constipated and

Why Use A "$issy”

Laxative?

poisoned condition of tho avsirm. Those who know Dr. Cihiisofs Kidney-Liver Pills appreciate tho value of n rcill mcillcino which not on] ciTci-is a. thorou ll nlcilns- ing of t lo colon or large OWPl but also arouses tlia liver nntl kidneys to activity in filtering poisons from the blood. Once oil have rovcu tho merits of Dr. horse's I idncy-Livcr Pills ‘Oil will ncvor return to tile use of ‘aisey" laxatives. Kccp regular by using Dr. Chase's Itidncy-Livcr I Pille once or twice a. week.

MORE SUNSHINE [N APRIL — lTempcrnturc for the lllolltll of ‘April was slightly higher than for

the corresponding nlolltii of year. it was revealed by figures rc-

Wiuntcus‘ leased by Ml‘. W. A. Burns. iveiitliu"

ODSOPVG!‘ lit lilo Experimental Far-iii.

‘Iiierc iverc also lliore hours of su‘..- i

sllillc according to V1110 record. Dill"-

|ing the montli. 2.6? illclles_ oi rlilli ifeil compared with 1.43 1T1 1940. Ollly 3.30 inches of snow was 10-.- .corcied against 17.50 for the same ,mollth last year. ’I‘hcre were 171.3 ‘hours of sunshine against 103.4 l.‘ 11040. The highest Lclilimrliturc “(.5 Cll April 21 ivllell 68 dcgrccs \\~.lk' recorded and the lowest ‘.42 degrees, registered on April 5 and 6.

DOUBLE FUNERAL TODAY- Mrs. Wesley Callbeck clietl in tlic Prince Ed-tvdrd Island Hospital ycstcrdzrv, about ‘.24 hours lifter the death of her 82-year-old 1111a" band at North Tryon, it was learn- ed. Tlle two will be buried at a double funeral from Iryon United Church this afternoon. Mr. Call- .be<:k was l1 retired farmer. A liii- tlvc of this province he llall cal- rlcd oil agriclilslirzii operations at Crapalld, Prlllco County district for many years. Then, following his retirement he went to North Tryon. His wife had been unwell for many years and was in hos- ioital at Charlottetown ior li long l.llll€.

WATCH YOUR TIMEPIECES- Citizens of Charlottetown lost one

We persuaded the R. A. r‘. to lcllu us a bllltiti and blessed ull. At Argos 8J1 secilleu cailli at lush lllt. little city nail llevcl- Dccli coursed put bclure WllltdS SUIAUIB anti tm mulol" wounds could be dressed tile uonlpers came.

Most ol tllc deadly lllibSlxs lalitl- ca on or ilcor lllt; Lil-tit: AAUQpALUA filled wltil uoullucu fslltloll DQAUMAS-

We spent llcurly m iiuuls iltlulilg cots ol men who coulu not iiiuvc u: themselves in and out cl tile tic..-

110\11"5 5199i! 135$ niilhl- Ai- 12 °'¢1°°k 'lies in the fact that never oncc was ‘m’ midnight Atlantic standard Tlmv. their (‘raft

just. as Monday morning was be- ing tislicrcd into the \\‘0i‘1(1. W? large town clock and all other timcilicces in the city ‘were advan- ced one hour. Daylight _Saving Time 1s now official alid will con- tinue until Sept. 2B when the lost hour will again be returned. To. avoid confusion it is advisable to‘ stale wllctllcr the time is Daylight‘ saving or Standard when ildvcr- tisln meetings in the city ivhlcll will ‘be attended by rural people. All businesses, banks, offices rtncli chill-circa will be on tlic new time‘. ulillc the local Post Office will use ,