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At the evening service the text

lea! of the Jews. came Jesus and stood in their midst, saying 'Peace be unto you This appearance of Jeans almmt certainly took place in the same umer room where the Iorda Supper was instituted. and where the disciples had had the sweetest, most intimate fellowship withllim Thellttle bandwasail there except Judas and Thomas. the letter becoming known as “the doubter’ because of his statement after his retlu-n to the group that he would not believe without p‘oo!

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EASTER SUNDAY A1' BT. DUN B’l‘AN'S BASUJCA

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Holy Comm masses The elavm oolock Mel wg celebrated by Hia Excellency Bishop OBullivan it beinl Natl tical High Mass Rev Pr Murray. C, 3 P preached on The Ilrlpty Tomb" at uw l-na-h MW In the evening Fr ldurray 010104

hs series of Lenten sermons. He poached on the 'Dlwn 01 'Nm orrow" After the sermon Bishop Osulllvea gave Pontinoel Brnedic lon The corpus Christi Choir under

the direction of Mr W J BNIB and Misa Basis Blanchard. as or- pnxt aaaisted in the IHWUU

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advertisement appearing in our pap 01’ 11 'lhndefl 101' Bt Andrawg Pllbohinl house 1,1305

110|!! OOOKING and candy

tables at st James Church te; and “1°» Thwaday lumb 4. L-lm

TIE FUNERAL of the lat Rose

Mary Gaudet will tske plane from the eridenca of her sum un Lawrence Dolron 42 Rochford Bt. ‘-ll'-1 mmm: at ass to at nun .wana Basilica thence to R, Q Cemetery

saaurrrubnr 4 for nu nuclei at sz dcuggculf can me sale L ms

WEATHER FOIICABT-lst to

7th. chilly wind; prevail Week eng, milder. sth to 14th, colder again until wind comes from south or aouthwest 15th to 21st few warm INDI den then cold again amd ”° 39”' ‘P14118 showers are frequent this week. mb and aotn, sum rms

NOVELTIES of all kinds and

dainty nauumcnlefu tt at “mes Church tea and sale 1,1514 -_._

FA-BM RESIDENCE DISTIDY-

- The dwelling of Mr mum

Hlyden, Eamselifie was totally des 51171704 by fire yesterday morning 'I‘l1e blaze was first discovered at a bout 1130 o'clock but despite the €U0Yts of the family and neighbors who organized a bucket brigade, the names spread rapidly consuming the building and contents The house was partially covered by insurance

FUNERAL sEB.VICl:S_’I‘he fun eral of the late Mrs Joseph Clohos- sey took place on Tuesday morning March 21th Funeral services were conducted' by Rev J A MacDonald, pastor of Bt Simon and Bt Jude's Church. Tignish The pall bearers were J A Hackett J A Bemard Philip Evans John Harper, John McCue Albert Kennedy Deqnte the stormy weather, a. large number gathered to pay their last respects to the deceased

SPECIAL SERVICES IN ZION

UIIURCH - Beginning this evening at 130 and continuing each night throughout this week, conducted by the Minister. Rev G Carlyle Web- ster The theme for this evening will be The Hsrdenlng of the Heart There will be appropriate music at each of the services and a cordial welcome is extended to all who care to attend

EASTER IN CHABLOTTETOWN

- The fine weather on Saturday brought crowds of people from all over the Province to Charlottetown Before eleven o‘cloclr Saturday morning all available stable room in the City had been taken up, the yards filled with aleighs and hotel accommodations were difficult to find. The stores did a large busi- ness both morning and afternoon Butchers having special. beef for the hater' season were well patronlzed

ISLAND EDUCATIONIST

SPEAK-On Thursday. APU! 5, at 915 local time. an address by Dr W U MacNelll, of Queen's Uni versity on "John Milton" will be broadcast over the Canadian Radio Oomminion network Dr MacNeill who is a native of Prince Edward Island, is a recognized authority on literary aubiecta and his address will doubtless be heard with great interest by many in this Province

PERSONALS

Dr and Mrs W H Soper left

Saturday on a trip to Boston

Miss Norah Longwerth has re turned from a. holiday spent in the Wwt Indies

Mr Robert MacLeod city. event

the luster holidays at his home in Oranv'1le

Mrs Nell McDougall and her daughter Mary Belle, City left Fri day morning on a visit to Boston

Ura John Moliinnorl of llrna diffs, h vlsitirg Mr and Mrs Neil lllaolienaie Reserve Street. City

Hhs Eileen Foster returned Ui'

the “Lady Somers Friday, ilrom a pleasant holiday in the Bfitiih Welt Indies

nds of Mrs Edltl’ Valley regret to

continued illness and qaeady recovery

we 'lun mgp and llttle mph ew Bobby Stewart left Saturday rmfnlng on a vialt to Boston While there they will be the gusts of limes 'Iona a.nd Vivian Stewart

Murphy rvstumed

hnerald last Baht g and serious ill

oqital Bla many to lean of his

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ter of dman Misses Helen and Constance Hyndman have returned from lrigehlll N5. to lpllid their Dster vacation with their parents

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Dominion eontributiill Hill Null her employed I Depahdant on aan llloyad 8|. Total number alisted 131 lan-days wmkad on wage beds BM. Paid in will 81.1143!

Project No 1. Painting steel

bridtaa- #A00 Pm- 'mm Y. Ddllilllon mmt\'li7ll.tilm, Ill!! Nambe: em blond bl. Dependent on employed 112. Total number sited. lee. lan-days worbed on will heb “Prix in vase. :masse

Nc l Newport Perry

Wharf Ooorletown aide Dtimated Gilt. $4000 Hovincial liability, 82800 Dcrninioli contribution ll 40° Number employed. as Depend ent on employed 82 'Dotal number

Wlls basis. 343 Total paid in Wlgea 853199

Proiect No D Unveiling (cut

ting brush and cleaning up road side) labor cost and not including material Estimated cost, $110000 Provincial liability $55000 Domin- ion contribution, $55000 Number °mD10.Yed. 4,364 Dependent on sm played. 131!! Total number as- sisted 17.660 Ilan daya worked on wage basis. 41.385. Total paid in wages. $86545 08

Project No 10 Cleaning up

Prince of Walm College ¥l'0ll.nds Estimated cost 02500 Provincial liability, 81250 Dominion contribu

tion. $1,250 Number employed, 100 (C

Dependent on employed, 265 'Ilotal

number assisted 371 Man days of worked on wage basis 717 Paid in Canadian Mounted Police in Ottawa

wages, $2,180 N is

Project No 11 laying pipe line ments Drolloaed Public works pro-

to ralconwoee Hospital nmmaua ¢“mm=» l<=°°\'d1nz to lrdormnlcu con taboo Provincial mbiuty, °‘>"11=¢<l here The new scotland also Dominion wnmbuubu, sa- YW 1°' Cmada" may. it lax-amor 250 Number employer as nepen dent on employed lls 'Ibtal num em

ber aslasted, 153 Man-days worked of

°“ '"¢° W” 1°" “id in "W bullalug and that nl. request is be :mal el mg '

Project No 12 Haldirnand and

D0-mlel' Bridle! Eitimlf/ed C0611. headquarters stat! ls housed in ren $10000 Provincial liability, 86000 ted Dominion contribution $4000 located in another part of the city Number employed 18 Dependent on Barracks and other offices are some employed. 51 Total number mist- miles away at Rockcllfie In all eg, 59 Mm4|y5 wgfkeq gn wg” there are five separate locations in basis 57 land in W-‘su "gg" the city where the R C M P are Project N 13 Rocky Point <l“"'~°f¢4

Wharf Estimated cost $1500 Pro vincisl liability 81060 Dominion

contribution #450 Number employ Faces Unique

ed 35 Dependent on employed N Total number assisted, 134 Msn days worked on wage basis 197 Paid in wages 8501 '12

Project No 14 Souris streets and

sidewalks Estimated cost M000

Provincial liability, 8750 Dominion (C

contribution $1500 Munclpal lla

bmw' ‘M50 Mason will go before r. Supreme

assisted 87 Man days worked on

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French Balm for Vapnre Clalilied llarula for instant

and Face relief at all Large bottle head colds

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ay Co n s t ruct New R CMP Headquarters

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AWA Avru 1-cenm-union

a new headquarters for the Royal

a possibility under the Govern

coat in the neighborhood of 000 It is understood that Gen J I-I Machrien. Commluioner

the R C M P has requested the

considered favorably

At present Canadrs police force

quarters while A Division is

On Tuesday

P By Guardhns Special Win)

HALIFAX April 1-Captain Ross

PL* - ---_- -é

by C W Cuddy He was laid to real ln the Murray Habor Cemetery there io await the final resurrection \Patrlot please copy)

GBEENVALE WOMENS INSTITUTE

The members of (irc-emale Worn.

ens Institute me: at the home 0| Mrs Patterson fo their March meetmg The president presided Ind meetlns Opened by singing tm Institute Carol Ten member; an swered roll call mth la Health Rull and four \ls.l/Jrs were also present Minutes of previous meeting were read and signed Sick wmmm" had made several calls and me school committee reported 5 hm] had been cleaned Secretary had received grant ot $2 00 for Institute a bill for minute book and also g fruit bill had been paid Mrs Pat terson thanked the members for frult sent Public Health program, Mrs Paul Comenor in chargg was as follows

Dlscusslon How to Prevent,

fectlon from colds and flu, members, Keeping school children h9llUlV. read by Mrs Paul Mono 10K\lP Enjoying Poor Health by Jeanette Paul and Dominion wid: W I Public Health Activities glv en by secretary Closing, God sgvg the King Refreshments were serv ed bv the hostess at the close of the program

Next meeting will be held at Has

home of Mrs John Mobhs prog;-gm will be Home Economics” in Charse of Mrs samuel sllllpmus, roll call to be answered mth Tim; Salln Discoveries

Project No 15 Charlottetown Com jun, .madly on ‘ Chu,” al g

Pavement Brighton Road North ,I 1 1 th Ls f C, River Road and McGill Avenue ‘gnztesmg fu

Estimated cost $32000 Provincial 0 liability S6400 Dominion contribu

tion 86400 Municipal lilbillty. commanded the rum laden motor

pondent on employed, 212 Total a

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numb" ,mgsmd 373 Mm days last December and ran to sea with

worked on wage basis 980 Paid in 1

Wu” "Mo been seized oi! oapa Breton under

Project No le Som-is West

$19,200 Number employed 101 De v

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Dominion contribution 8800 Num- a ber employed, 14 Dependent on employed, 49 'Ilotal number assist ,_ ed 83 Man days worked on wage re

ted

, were charge

basis, 158 Paid in wages M0185 tl-my were discharged subsequently

Project No 17 Bridgetown by I Halifax magistrate

Wharf llstlmated coat 81000 Pro vinclal liability, $600 Dominion contribution $400 Number employ eu, lo Dependent on employed. 126 Total number anisted. 165 HU* days worked on wage baaia 182 Paid in wages $36583

Project No 18 McNally'r Wharf Estimated coat 81000 Provincial

Court Charge

ship at sea

The young Lunenburg skipper

1 Kromhout when she broke from the cutter Btumble Inn

prize crew of coastzuards aboard The fleet Lunenburg craft had

ay in the darkness The Kromhout a seven seamen sr

M t St Pier

later with ason a

d with abetting theft,

repared To Me e t Famed

Toronto Team

RALIPAX N S Aprl12-load fd With 8 helvy camo of Canadian products including newsprint, auat mobiles rubber goods steel prod ucts and general cargo the freight- em ‘Csnadan Scottish' is schedul ed ot sail from Hlahfax today foa- Australl.; and New Zealand Pbr the six montlu period ending De- cember 31st 1933 among other it-

he cutter The tow ms A ual showed tk d

snags uspbut wp mamma S“““’° f‘°°‘ ‘ be, e Us la ma 0 in cost elooo r»mvlu¢la1llablllty,a1oo im’ °“°”°d "h“° ‘M "“ “K

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creases ln lmpor-.s of motor can

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steel pipes and tubes. cnude rubber Oargoes from Canada by Canadlln National frcghtcrs sailing from Halifax haw been heavy through out the winter season 'The trading plospects ln Australia, for 1934 OP-

year since the dcprovion caan 1930 state Canndlan Nat nl! Steamship; ofilclas The su tial ccdlt bllance established in London during 1933 has eased the necessiu c vcpng imports down io the mul mum

The inrrrawd value of exports

“‘hmty» ‘W5 D°mmi°“ wambu (C P 5! G“|"‘|-nl 59°°“l wh” has provided a srrratcr aencral pur

um aan Number employed 17

Dependent on emllloyed, $9 Tr" Abbott Cup and dhe Wastem Can-

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number assisted. 06 lm y

basis 152 Paid in

WINNIPEC April 1-With the

junior .hockey title safetly shel-

chasing power and tm depreciation of the dollar has brought dollar rprloes down to more competitive

‘mfked °“ W!" Ved C°°‘°h Du' c"rn"'“ today levels The Aus* alan cu<t0m< ia- wages, $307 25

Pl'lm¢d hi-5 V"-m “`°'“ me Edmm. rm has umiergom on eral down

Project No 19 Chapel Wharf ion Athletic Club for Canadas

ward revisnm aflrctlmr many it

intimated mst slnoo rmvmem junior merry ¢1“¢°-*h* “'”‘°§' emu .muh ms.. be ....p<>.¢u me

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liability. 3035 Dmnlnion enntribll :al Cup final They meet St Mic - me oppqumlws ,Or O, jrgeas tn ton $815

la College, Eastem champions.

derw althouazll llmlod ire consili

P,-05”; N0 20 Exhibition Ground here Tuesday and Thursday crablv hugh* M,

Excavation to nine more Bti

mated cost. $11000 Provincial lla Sd

I tgd Artlhur West Bids 4-0

'mm N“mb" employed 6” De :-1 matinhe second fixture of their

Rated one ol the stl'0n806t J\1ll1°"f usda to some out of the west e Albertans Saturday night de-

summrriins

P°"d'“" °" °“""‘°"'d‘ "W “"1 h mal lserm fb me and Prince Couniv

be lated 1115 mn-says tW°¥*°‘°° l°‘

num r us basis 7834 Paid the Western championship round _*___* Ti 1 ;:J _*

worked on WMC in wages, l172)558

Pl‘0]¢C¢ N 7| G°°"¥°m'n moe in “um vumn um, but for TRIPF -will llgll' at Brace:

Streets and Sidewalks Estimlted

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Dominion contributlon $1500 Mu nlcipal liability. 81150 Number em i p10y¢¢| 15 Dependent on employed. 42 Total number' assisted, 57 'lbtll mandays worked on wage basis.

N0 Paid in well! 367700

pf.-,,¢¢t Ns 22 Bummmide

Streets Eatlmatxd coat tl50(l1 Provincial liability $5000 Dominion P sentrlbutlbn :sooo Municipal lil bulty alsooo Number employed. K

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'flhe win gave the foothills P"0V

nton it was a signal victors

having brought the Abbott

home on both previous occas-

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MIB. JOHN MA(`KA\

John Mackay a well known and pected resident of Gladstone E I dqraried thi.; llfe at the

c of his brother Mr Neil Mar-

ay, Murray Harbor. Oil Ffh 1°

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l 607

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repairs all mum ga: .avkc and

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Brace = l » 601

EASTERN GUARDIAN

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us" of mul |..u»|-fir nur ..<|\»n|.|..| sr a muy nan.. mu, lm 1..-sms as

M mpendent on employ” 1” 1934 1 "nn u wma mlrnv ..»,n.l¢ ||

'llotal number assisted, 224 Han

bulty nu Dominion eonulbuucn, th

ne

The deceased had been in falllnd alth for some time but was only

advance

5'” "°'k°d 0" ‘un buh "2 confined to his bed for about twn ~|¢|;M0\ 4| wo-r|(|. “ mu

Paid in 'IIN $129200

Makes New

Course Record

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_gm-ry Cooper the veteran 'Lidlthorhilarry fr0m0hica¢o.

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5 § isis siis $53:

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in 1011 mada only e covered thi! diffi layout in 32 32-M. oonpsrs fine round

wo stroke lead ovxer

Hr Mackay was born ln Glad-

e Rb 16, 109 He worked for

Ha leaves to moum

A short service was held ll the

vnu glgpasslngcameas ashork pleasure in announc nz :tm we to hla many friends hue acquired lm store prop:-nv

fo merit ocrulwd >v the lax I W Murdock and haw added to our n -

ato-n some Yelfl Wm* thi' nm* °f P'°°”° ready compleu rock of lzrvmr-1f<

5! 30"; :;;1‘|;‘I°"I;‘;:‘:_' |:']7l:1;' l. line oi' mtn s, vlonlrns and Uli ri tm". 0 ` ren’ ons so ‘ru ran on( \°h‘“""" B'm'h C°l;"“b:; 'gd rnen.su;nd :>¢l;is.o(xrrT;xl’1= W(-inns C‘m°mi‘ Finally hmmlémm and this 0|>D0rtunlty of llmnknr our "mm ne" hm °d 0 many customers for thmr llrrra '°°'"' mid, M, patronage in the past and iw rr in

that Qnlarged quarters g lvmlrr

mom llihbeth Mac-

gqm of 01:19:22 one sister Mrs stock and better facilities for cater Lot ' Graham and five brothers ing to vour walhta that we mlv 111'" qgmge of Trenton N 8 Nell or it a still larger sham of your ll-<l<l< Murray Harbor William and Albert. -Globe Grocery M011*-lfvf L N03 of Gladlone and Hlllll M Chif' ' '“ "_"`_‘ lottetawn Hia father two sisters The iollcvurxg P W C aiu and one brother predeceased him dent: are spending the Easier holl acmayaars alo nun at their homes in Montsguc

Fdna Fraser, Bybll Reynolds Etta

hmm after which the rvmlw '"4' um,ur¢ nova Mcxlnnon mr tll0l\f»°*»h° Unmd Ch“"h Mumy jorie Hvndman and Percy Mac

Paul lunyan and three over I llarbcur where a full aarvies was d ld Bennm Suwm um P," uneau one were use for me mat eunaucm by me passer asv 1' n. ,fflfmh H

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mls lar- its esesaavd was ma. nn ll- 111| =*':n:"°‘*‘°"Mn w"*m"‘ H: tt greens bsaran were: Barry Nloclla ohn Ulf! - ~

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