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' At Cable Head East, on March lst. there passecl to her eternal re- ward in the person of Mrs. Stephen Ii/lrlntyre, nt the advanced nge oi 95 years. Dt-ccasf-d was st woman oi' many fine qualities, industerious and charitable. kind, and valuable neighbour, always ready to help wlivre she could rind always paying strict attention to her Christian clutzes. It niay be said she was an cxainpelai-_v person in every sense Of the \‘.'m'<i, She rrtlrcfl from farm- ing some _\'cars :wo and fm' about ll years reeided in Charlottetown. until her advanced years called for some .s;‘<‘vial mic and she was taken to tht- homr of hr-r sister- in-lnw .\’lr.<. Elimbetli McCormack. where she was tenderly cared for

- was said by the Pastor Riev. A. I McAulay who also officlated at

J laid to await the glorious resurrec-

until her death. The funeral to I St. Peters Church was well attend- . ed and a High Mass of requiem

the grave, where her remains were

tion. May her soul rest in Peace. (Patriot Please Copy)

NORTH MILTON SCHOOL

Following is the standing of

North Milton School for the month of April.

Grade IX - Sr. - 1. Gladys

Hooper; 2 .Rollin Hooper; 3. Elsie Coles.

Grade IX - Jr. -_ 1. Reginald

Coles.

Grade V11 -_ 1 .Olga Moreside;,

2. Marjorie Coles; 3. Dorotliy

Gillespie.

Grade VI - Sr. _ 1. Jeanette

Mooreside.

Grade VI - Jr. - Harvey Coles;

2. Louise Hooper.

Grade IV-1. Ralph Crabbe; 2.

.loan Hooper; 3. Parker Smith.

Grade II - Sr. - 1. Thelma

Coles.

Grade II - Jr. - 1. Winston

Chandler.

Grade I -- 1. Keith Coles; 2.

Stella Mboreside.

Perfect attendance: Reginald

Coles. Elsie Coles, Olga M00,-e. side. Majorie Coles, Ralph Crabbe, Keits Coles. Mlmfhly BVU"-lilo attendance 17. Percentage of attendance 89.5.

Twcher. ELLA F. MMLAINI:

"The Good Earth"

For over fifty years, “BLACK TWIST"

UHEWING has been a favorite chewing tobacco of farmerii. The leaf isgrown in Ontario where the good earth is especially suited for growing the finest tobacco. The leaves are cured and processed right here on the Island by our famous method.; which add extra flavor and natural . goodness. Try “Black Twist" Chewing-than

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'Tomorrow the new store of J. P. ' v '

Crockett, Stoves and Furniture opens for business in the Currie

Building. MY. CPOCKEZE l‘€C€I1i.ly I SAI-ll lv, ANDM/ECQULD HAVE severed his connections with R.. T. . 'WERE WREGQD-mffP`H$g';'~E$S

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Holman Ltd. with whom he has F|.<|3A;i;:-iespoirgpoun PLANS!

served for over 3-0 years. He Came to Charlottetown fourteen years ago and opened a branch for his firm which was developed to large proportions under his management and he continuedin that position until relieved by Mr. R. T. Holman three years ago. Well known to the buying public of practically the whole of Prince Edward Island. Mr.

speciallize in a few lines only as -Sibace in quite limited. It will be his main endeavour to carry only such merchandise which he knows will give satisfaction and service. The old established lines of Fawcett rantres will be a feature along with a full line of bedding and couches electric washers, radios, electical refrigerators. chester- field suites. etc. Mr, Crockett will also carry catalogues of good furni- ture houses and will be in ri posi- tion not only to get memhandise at very short notice but he believes his services will result in a con-I siderahle saving to his ¢n5i.0mefs‘. as well. It may be said that no one in Charlottetown knows the stove and furniture game better than

Mr. Crockett. `

ST- ANN‘s scnool.

Honor Roll of St. Ann's School

for the month of April.

Grade X-1. Rita Trainor. Grade VIII-1. Linus Doyle; 2,

Louis Trainer; 3. Gregory Murphy. Grade VI-1. Bernadette Doyle;

2. Marion Murphy.

_Grade V-1. Aeneas Trainer; 2.

Plus Mclsaac.

Grade IV (Jr.i_ 1. Leo Blanch-

ard: 2. Jerry O'Connor; 3. Ja.;-me O'Connor.

Grade IV-1. leo Murphy; 2,

Patrick Do_vle_

Grade III-1. Theresa Blanch-

ard 2. Clair Malone.

Grade II-l. Mary Doyle; 2,

Francis Mclsaac.

Grade I-1. Vernon Walsh. _Pcrfnct Attendancr~_ Rim Tminm-_ I"m_1S D,0.\’If‘. Louis Trainnr. Aeneas 'I`rainor. Jackip O‘Ccnnor, Jerry O'Connor. Patrick Doyle.

Tlwmas MCAVIHYI. Teacher.

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TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

St. Pa.ul’s Parish Hall

THURSDAY. EVENING, MAY 13th, 8 P. M. 1937

PROGRAMME :

Mr. W. K. Rogers, Chairman

I. Vocal Solo-Mr. Arthur Bruce 2. Reading-Miss Mary Millar, 3. Florence Nightingale Pledge 1,0

Graduating Nurses by Rev. H, Raymond.

4. Presentation of Diplomas to

Graduates hy The Honourable Thane A. Campbell.

MARGARET LOUISE COX AUSTINA HELEN MUTCH VERNA GRANT DARRACH ANNIE GERTRUDE BELL MARION ELLA BERNARD DORIS KATHERINE MCDONALD GERTRUDE ADELE BUNTAIN MAE WARBURTON HEARTZ

5. Address to Graduating Nurses

- - - -- - Dr. Campbell vocal Solo-Misa Gwynneth Fry Valedletorian- - Miss Vema Grant Darrach

8. Piano Solo-Bill Rogers 9. Vocal Solo - Miss 'Margaret

Stems. Plano Duet-Mrs. Roberta Full and Miss Lillian McKenzie.

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'Acoornpanists-Miss Lllllan Mc-

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the Postum container to General Foods, Ltd., Cobourg, Ont., and we will dieerfully refund the full purchase price, plus postage! Give Postum a fair trial . . . drink it lor the full 50 days!

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CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. L-6798-7-12-312

CORONATION NIGHT at North Rustico. Bonfire on shore and clam stew at Hotel l.exington.8 P. M. L-347-5-11-Zi.

REV. AND MRS. THOS. PALE-

TIIORPE, Winsloe, P.E.I., announce the engagement of their daughter Gwendolyn Muriel to St. Clair M. (Jack) Wright, son oi Geo. B. and the late Mrs. Wright of Halifax, N. S. Wedding to take place early in June. L-396-5-12-li.

ANGLICAN SERVICES Sunday, May 16th. Rustloo: St. Mar-K’S Church 10.15 Sunday School. 11.00 A. M. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. Milton: St. John's Church. 2 P. M'. Sunday School. 3 P.M. Evening Prayer. Everylwdy welcome. R»2v'd. E. ,O. Lancaster. Rector, -368-5-I2-ll.

S'I‘E.»\l\lER FOR CHARLOTTE-

T0\\'l\'-NEWFOUNDLAND SER- VIL'l£-The S. S. Magniiild is ex- pected here Thursday the liiih tc load cattle and general cargo for St. Pierre and St. Johns Bay Roberta and Carbouear, Nfld. A. Pickard and Co., Agent,

L-340-5-ll-21.

CAUGIIT A LARGE TROUT-

While fishing Saturday evening in the Dunk River, Master Gordon Hammill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Redvers Hammill, Frcetown, caught a trout 23 inches long and weigh- ing four pounds. The young lad was so excited that he was pulled from the bank into the river and the younger brother Preston aided him in landing safely on the bank.

MUST TAKE REST -- Rev. George Morris. Pastor of McGoll United Church. St. Stephen. IHS announced t0 his congregation that his resignation will be presented to the St. Stephen Présbytery at its next meeting to take effect nt the end of June. Mr. Morris has been carrying onhis workcontinu- ously during the year. but for some time has been advised by his physi- cnn to take a period of rest in order to safeguard his future use- fulness. For this reason he has asked the church to decide on another pastor. At a congrega- tional meeting last evening, a un- animous resolution of apprecia- tion ot’ his work was passed, ex- pressing regret also that he had decided to leave. A graduate of Mount Allison University, with his B. D. degree from Manitoba Presbyterian College, Mr. Morris recently completed a four-year pastorate in Sackville United Church. l-Ie also has served in Campbellton. Queen Square church at Saint John. Summerside. P. E. I., and twice was called outside the conference. once to Grace M. E. Church. Bradford, Vt., and to the College church at Staridsteiui, Que.. in the Montreal and Ottawa Conference.-St. John Telegraph Joumal. ’

YOUNG PEOPLE'S BANQUET-

The weeldy meeting of the North Shore Y. P. U. was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Webb on Friday evening, April 30th. in the form of a banquet. Fifty-eizht young people sat down at prettiiy decorated tables and after an en- joyable supper. the following toasts were proposed and responded to: the Kina. proposed by the toast- master. David Johnston. responded *O by sinling God Save thekingg the Empire, proposed by Eric Bell,

responded to by Rev. Mr. Pater-

tvissisiiitfm EXMIIHITIUI

Fitting md Spaplylng Glance

time. Highest tender not H' J' necessarily accepted. M(3frTf(¥'UE::‘},'_s:_ '_ p “"°"", _ ‘;;.a‘.fn1nn‘., °‘"°° ->°"°”°°-wi' """’ I 1

son; Canada, proposed by Edward Lowther, responded to by Dorothy Toombs; Prince Edward Island. proposed by Ira Hill, responded to by Thelma Johnston; the Church, proposed by Lowell Wyand. res- ponded to by Lorraine Webb; the

convenors of Cifistian Fellowship. Elmer Fyfe and Mabel Simpson; Christian Culture, Anita Webb and Jean Clark; missionary, Freda Smith and Mary McNeill; Citizen- ship, Lowell Wyand and Edward

Blanche Wyand. It was

Lowther; social, Mr, Patefson ids

lI10V0d

and seconded that 'this report bg adopted. The meeting closed by singing “Auld Lang Sym" gm repeating the Mizpah Benediction,

Y. P. U., proposed by Stirling Ste- wart. responded to by Anita Webb; the Ladies. proposed by Jim War- ren, responded to by Lucy Wool- ner. The North Shore Ripples, read by editor, and a short pro- gram consisting oi’ a solo by Dou- glas Patcrson, instrumental music by Jim and Dorothy Warren,read- ing by Dorothy Toombs, and a solo by Mrs. Paterson. were much enjoyed by all. The only business that came before the meeting was the report of the nominating com- mittee, which was as follows: pre- slderlt, Austin Graham; vice pres.. (Cavendish) Helen Simpson; vice pres.. (Rustico) Dorothy `Toombs:

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