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INVITATION. - You are invited to come in for a. skin analysis by Charles of the Ritz, special repres- entative Miss Lucille Campbell, May 27th and Eih .5. A. McDon- aid.

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I. S. TAYLOR. Optometrist, of Charlottetown, will be in his Alber- tcn Office this Saturday, May 28th.

CHARTER FLIGHTS to any point in Canada or the United States for passengers or cargo. Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited 2061 or 540.

FORUM - ANNUAL MEETING Shareholders tonight, Thursday. ‘i P. M_ sharp at President's Office, 1% Prince Street.

S. S. "ISLAND CONNECTOR" due Charlottetown Friday. May 27th and loads general cargo and livestock for Sb John's, Newfound- land. For space apply to Buhtaln Bell a Co, Agents.

POWNAL CHARGE. the United Church of Canada Rev. E. R. Macvlcar, Minister Preparatory services: Mlllview, Thursday. May $111, 8.00 P. M. Pownal, Friday, M!!!’ 27th. 8.00 P. M..

Moots - sraxronn - Mn; and Mrs. George Nichols of Sun-i casunna, N1 J., have announce-d the engagement of their daughter Shir- ley. to Irving A. Stanford, son of Rev. and Mrs. A. Stanford of Nova Scotia, Canada. No date has been set. for the wedding. Miss Nichols is a. graduate of Roicbury High School. Class of '46 Both are now students at. Eastern Nazarene Col-i 1e39, Wollaston, Mass.

CITY POLICE COURT-At the' stipendiary Magistrates Court yea-i terday, two men charged with be-r ing drunk and incapable appeared’ and were each ﬁned $5 and costs or 10 days, while a drunk and disorderly was fined $10 and costs or 20 days. A summary ejeciment case was also heard with judg-I menl: being awarded in ejectmentl fcrr plaintiff. ‘

MEILTN LODGE-A number of represent-

pose of organizing an Auxiliary in the interest of the guests and the Lodge. Meeting opened with Major Wheeler in the chair. A verse of “Guide Me, 0 Thou Great Je- hovah" was sung, followed by n short. prayer by Major (Mrs) Van

Sunset Lodge Rainbow Club. The following officers were elected: Miss Levila Morris, president: Mrs. A.MacDc1na1d_ vice president; Mrs, H. C. Crockett. secretary: Mrs. Pope Clark. treasurer. Meetinc closed in prayer by Mrs. S. B. CrocketL-(Pairiol please oopy).

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CAKE SALE FRIDAY AFTERNOON MAY 27-2 to 4:30 P.M. ROGERS HARDWARE WINDOW

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Room. The Auxiliary was named- A place is vacant in our home

MacDonald, who passed away May.

Today brings back sad memories 0f a. loved one gone to real.

And those who think of you today, Are the ones that love you beet.

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HEAR Ml. I. I‘, tonight at 7.45 Standard Time. C. l".. C. Y. on Economic Status of Canadian Teachers.

DIED IN DOIOIIIISTII. MASS. -— The death occurred in Doroheat- er. Mass. on May l6, of Gert-rude Lewis McKinnon, daughter of the late Andrew Lewis of St. Peter's Bay. The deceased mom the great- er part of her life in Boston and New York whore the had many friends. Bhe leaves to mourn twc sisters and one brother. Mrs. Maud

Quinn of Dorchester. Mass, with _

whom she made her home. Mrs George lnncn also of Durchester and Greeley Lewis of Bouris. Her funeral was held Wednesday morn- ing. May 18 from St. Peter's Church. Dorches-ter. A Solemn Requiem Mass was sung by her nephew the Reverend Andrew Lewis, B. A. oi St. John's Atonement Seminary Montour Falls, New York, who also conducted the services at the grave. Burial was in St. Joseph's Cemetery, WeefRoxbury.

Personals

The frieruis of Mrs. Peter Douc- ette, South Rualico, are sorry to hear that she is in the City Hos- pital for treatment.

In. Harry J. Hughes, Mnalpes. arrived by plane Sunday evening

Hughes, Pealres Station.

The many friends of Mr. An- selm Mclsaac regret to hear of his continued illness in the P. E. Island Hospital. Mr. Molsaac is a CNR. employee at Monctcn, for- merly from St. Charles, PJD. I.

EARTIPS EXTERIOR

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In memo y of the Isle Michael J. Brennan, Darnley. P. E. 1., who passed away, May 25th, 1941i.

A precious one from us is gone A voice we loved is stllled

Thai. never can be filled.

The years may wipe out many things

But this they wipe out never,

The memory of those happy days,

When we were all together.

Lovingiy Remembered and Sadly Missed by Brother and Sisters.

IN MEMORIAM

CROZIER — In loving memory of Private Philip B. Crozier, Killed in Italy, May 23rd, 1944.

We think of him in silence

l-lls name we oft recall.

There is nothing left. to answer But. his picture on the wail.

Always Remembered by his Loving Sister Mary and Family.

IN MEMORIAM

in loving memory of Daniel S.

26th, 1944.

Son John D.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our darling son James Wendell. passed awsy

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MR. JOHN HORTON 'I‘htrr: passed peacefully away at. his home in Johnston's River on March 30th, 1949, John Horton, in his ninetieth year. He was the eldest son in a fam- ily of fourteen children born to the late Peter Horton and his wife, fortnerly Mary Robertson of Mt. Albion. There are three sur- viving members of this family: Alexander of Bethel; Benjamin of Mt. Albion, and Luke of Char- lottetown. The deceased, after moving from Ml. Albion to Johnston's River about. sixty years ago, fanmed and operated a saw mill until shortly before his death. He was a. re- spected member of the community and his neighbors knew him as a quiet, steady-working man, with a sincere regard for honesty. which he practised in all his dealings. He leaves to mourn his passing, his sorrdwing wife, formerly Mary Anne Sealey oi Mt. Albion; also two sons, William of Bunbury and John S., of Bethel. Two daughters predeceased him some years ago. The funeral was held on April 1st. from the home of his son Wil- liam ix» Bunbury. A large crowd came to pay their last respects despite adverse travelling condit- ions. The service at. the home and grave was conducted by the Rev. E. R. MacVioar of Pownal United Church, The poll-bearers wero, Leonard Wood, MW. Wood. Malcolm Mae- Donald, lllsihias Keoughan, Frank irainor. and Waller Wood. Inter- ment was in Pownal Cemetery.

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Mrs. John Horton and family wish to thank all those who ex- pressed in mamy ways their sym- pathy for them in their bereave-

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Dad, Brothers George and Billy. Arthur and Arnold.

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Mrs. Hector MacNevin and Fam- ily take this means to lender their most sincere thanks to their good neighbours and many friends for all their acts of kindness shown bereavement; and also to all who sent floral tri- butes. letters and cards of sym-

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him completely. This characteris- tic has often been taken advan- tage of and abused. He lacks the bump of reverence demanded by established institutions and is no good at casting on Alien Altar: the pinch of incense which pur- chases Peace nnd his very unl- versallty makes him want to be everything and its opposite si- multaneously, the lnrd and the Peasant, the Minister and Maver- ick, the Dreamer and the Doer. l O U

How shell I complete this sketch of a man I have loved, this side of idolatry, since I first met him twenty-five years ago at a meet- ing in the Mile End Road. How convey some idea of the restless energy of this rellsroyce engine in the Austin seven body? how describe his incredible memory for persons, places and things; his never sated CIIIIOSIIY.I.DMIL life and men; his power of allmuﬂ. ing the imaginations and energies of others? how characterise this human dynamo at which so many men have charged their personal batteries? How describe his fas- cinating convcrsstionﬁhis abound- ing generosity, his swift almost feminine understanding, his sense of fun,’ his kindness in anulherb trouble and his courage in his own? It is difficult to imprison these things in print.

The other evening in his unn- erhesd home, I stood with him before a piano. We won singing s hymn. It ran:

Three score and tan years do sum our days and years we see;

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