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ALL-35 pigs four weeks 03111 T17011-

) waddell. b $2M, M} nssunszp by the shim- gggrukvumn

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its u be received by DE w] and cludinz 19-1-1, lOi’ patrons wish-

dl! Ill lllflfil fjfifihieri» tbs no! ‘Hm-instills ler daiivariaa an IOII rents.

--LEAP run but Be 1111! ‘Welder. m. no‘. 2522?.

hflffd. "it. ‘E "M N‘ B. Park- man, Summersi l z-aa-al,

—NOW IN ‘STOCK alvanined allege Inllkm. J. creaiizers. and a mu deb . anies Artur-ace,

wWE HAVE 10 Ill. 8 lI-l. Ind l gal. Cream cans on hand now. James Arthur 00.. Bummerszldas‘ u

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Also British News and Short Subjects

rue CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

In ‘Memoriqm

MI. JOIN ‘IWIIDI

On Sunday morning, February 211th. there passed peacefully away

g _ he was a friendly man. D e active part of his life he carried on ex- tensive farming operations and pecially interested in liva-

took an intelligent in-

terest in public affairs. He was al- so a consistent supporter of his church. up ht in all and charitab e, to all. Some years 1130 his eyesight failed him but ha

and had many friends, 1:11;

farm b in touch with the business of the place. He was never married and for some years his nephew, How- ard‘ Tweedy and niece, Miss Tilly

his ways .

Cilliliiiliiilililllll

column is

flufooll interest. m as

of a newly nature may be I

at five cents a word. strictly ply- able_ in advance

Thgnglidradl ws iiiuw brim}: 1 mg i y held iny the Oddfellows hall Ilizht was well attended. The are the pr winners: Ladies’ lrst, Mrs. Herb lutts; sec- ond, Mrs. R. Mathieson. Gentlcnen, first, Mr. R. Mathieson; second Mr. Ernest Smith. REPORTED MISSING — Mr. John MacNcvln, Clyde River. has

Corrcct Pxatroop Salute

Canadian Legion

All veterans otpsst and present wan are raqaeet- ed to meet at Trinity United Church at 10.50 11.111. tn-

FUNERAL

Members of the Benevolent Irish Society are re- quested to meet at the residence of their late brother James Hugh Hennessey, 206 King Street, at 8,45 o’.

Church Service

Branch Secretary.

NOTICE

at -—% h- i buttermilk from moon ._ , SHOWS 7.30 — 9.15 _ i - xehiiigvibhe Pflkylng a‘ office bosrliz-Didoriigr‘ iilirsidyhiiiiva tvliiithlaskiiml-liznlglroiili- g3? ‘gtleiawzarq-Lngdeliisifm is“ 851111.12’ i -- clock Saturday mommg’ Feb’ 26’ by order M Alex w'1-"D*"“ney' Manifia_gl_ ‘"5’ "d maY- 3'5 Ind 7-9: sgt- SATURDAY AT 2.30 H. M; Harry Tweedy on n“, ing since January 19th at whichi Prince Edward Island's first and; Laflfiri-Y» SWIVWTY- . grgay 3-5. Have all calls at Oflic‘ nggfby homestead 31m gmopfl-aged tiime he was active in air opera- only paratrooper overseas Ii-Cpl. G l ‘ bfiADDENEu _ The e ore 8 am. unless emergency, closely Wm; mm tons. The territory over which V. Brooks, ,Murray Harbour, P. _ ' Jgflggvcluwcd M’ Bedeque on LIMITED? M; Tweedy Wm be greatly m1“. his vans operating was not men- I, IEQIIIODSIIGBCES the correcitc Can ______ ___-_» _. >_.__ ._ ..__ _ _ _ __ t » — 111.! t , one. o -~. hh' - . —— has... ljgbufgiyufgiaf‘ “f; Potato mscei-bhho Manure “wig! hing???” arisvayrczmvightrvgyoi hi)‘: ~—— its tliiepaggltliggn siiiibivrhvc baiiiig. esmlfiffb" fiavibtuchuwhjl FUNERAL THIS MORNING ._ “we ma“ su-rvivcd by n" 5mm. ers available immediately, , D. Flmmy where people 15km to v15. CHURCH NOTICE FOB PAR-flllhe Canadian Paratroopers are Néruh Rh“ 3 a“? elvyh w aurlnéé The funeral of thelaie Mr. Jamgg - Island h m, vunml my, pm, Febm. isii or MILTON AND RUS-‘training with the British in Ehb- pm Clyde RwPp-r Qsundzgj gchéol ggsgoggugggselyhvglggi held gram . . - ' 9 a u’-

Lvnrd and one brother

Croken, Emerald. R. R. l, M

TICO —- Sunday, February 27th.

llhd .

ll am. A cordial lvPlCOmg lo all,

' 11111111‘ , representative for M 4; 5UMMERS“) l m - , E ary22udfr llsltrld . , , , e ojiiefligihliilllifiiley h‘? from 5115- 2- -ii. Practically hi]; ivhoi: ecnlilsnilifxifi? lsfbzlmlm“ 21,113?" lgimrgmii, Prayer icanadizin Army Overseas Photo My A z Todd minis,“ Egg: gaigilfgirgxg. 1"’ Dug- _ v —~—-< -__ _ _ _ ;|,m_; _ 3r 5, u I . . .___. .‘_ W“ 1 ' 1 ' - - v - . _ n5 w ificquv 1111“°‘E_°“.“"“~“S gue-Iltggxllillifilfl; lssulliiiaiedShofe 1ft‘; fiiiliEiliili-Jlfllifillilhiilgifilfi givevxidfgato ogiiynitizhtiiiiigwwifg fill Ibviliihg prbdybr, 3.00 p.111. ihiicisriily TRAIN sup ‘FERRY _ Thci 1-18-11- Roman Catholic gambit", m‘ e 1 A» 1351, HELD -- The fun- . ‘ 11 1 911111’- 1‘11 _ i‘ long he k ndl remembered, Da- 111611 2Y1 - St- J0h11 1lt0n, ev- train left Borden last evening with . i Jclihhbv- late George w. Reno -'*°“=L -~"-~ 411. 11151 a! 31111116 ‘Aldrich Gets Glamour’ Spite bad IOBCiYS a. considerable 8111112 sari/lea 8-30 u-m- Rcv- Sid- 164 passengers. arriving here with, J Yfxfi- Efisma” 9'-“RGE' m“ ATTENDED P11111151“ MEET- . h 1d on Thuarsday at 2 p m series between Freetown stars , _ number o; friends came 1on8 ms. ney J. Davies, Rector. 2-26-1i. 9g pa55engEr5, a; the huul- of 7 45_ .' - 1° ° m1‘; iffKmsief- s9"- ‘NGS ,— 51110113 those flitcudins "‘ ° residence to the 111111 1 mcrflde oiymPlil Royals. Uproariously Funny Film tances u» be present. The service _-__ The ferry made a trips ycslcrdcy."°°s S““d“y'.F° ' *7‘ 11 °'“" Cm‘ “me” We“ 1" °11111°1W1°“'11- 86TH BIRTHDAY — lvfrs Eliza- and navlfllition conditions were "a1 Church’ 230 pm‘ Pleasant JLD DCotton, nng l}: Kel- ' 11105 r-Sperous armors.

mglefhi-vic conducted the funeral

l “ lhi ‘wccmstcry Summerside. Rev

Admission 20 and 30 cents includ. 111K 15X- 2-26-21.

-—1n this latest and funniest in

was conducted by Rev. A.S. Weir. who made appreciative reference

both MacDonald of 229 Sydney St, observed her 66th birthday yester-

quite favorable, it was reported

Grove; 7 pm. York. wenihiar

_ per- mittlng. -26-1l,

While in Charlottetown he

ed a 1116811111; oi the local “Mair

lrgisla -

i011 ——€ ih house and the pail . the Aldrich Family serle Henry is to the life and character of the -——- ______ lqvlce hi_ 9 Mesw . Wynn," —SLHO0L SPORTS — A large once again utterly bewlsldered by good citizen and friend now call- giléiggagrerfilgiggg r331‘! T58 Ekcgasullfilggfalts gLlSTv-z PLAY MORE 5UCCESSFUL “He. and was me guest o, Mr’ » 1‘ 1‘ °1 SECOND NIGHT - A capacity W111i" G MflcKvnr-le. Ml. A . m

miers

wiirudford Yeo. Brent

Waugh, William Muthicson. George mall, Bracken Simmons-S.

- CORDIAL WELCOME — Oil

Milly illienis of 21111’ ml Mrs who, in ivvlcuinc m; of the wwis‘ e as

gmh and then called on

BVCIELDZ a number of re-

giiihcrcn at m» heme cf M1‘. George McWilliamS. R058 them as resid-

lacallly. Mr. Peter chairman made a brief Mrs.

licrmon McMurdo to read an ad-

ol‘ i-glcome. while the pre-

crowd attended the Summersl school sperm last n ht. Feature‘ of the program was a ockey game between the Sununerside High School team and one from Westl Kent School in Charlottetown re- sulting in a. 3-1 victory for the! er. s,

North Bedeque and vic- m"

--0N HOLIDAY-Miss Georgie Schunnan of North Bed ue, who is a stenographer with e Royal Bank of (hnada, Amherst, has re- turned to her iwties after spending a two week vacation in this pro- vince. While in Charlottetown she

the many amazing things that hap- pen to . Ol course. they are always things beyond his control but somehow, with. the confused assistance of Dizzy. he manages to come through slightly the worse for wear-but he does come thrmigh. As Henry, Jimmy Lydon delivers a grand performance. He is at once lngratimtii and irritating, conscience - st ckcn mid irrespon- sible. But he is at all times lov- able I-Iis difficulties this time stem from his acquisition of glamour via a date with the sarong actress. FTQJWBS Gifford, which dais he

ed to his Eternal home.

Interment took place in the ce- metery beside the Cherrv Valley United Church. The pail bearers were Messrs. Bernard Doyle, Roy Mutch, J.J. McInnis. Ambrose Doyle, Luke Praught and Fumes Mathesnn.

Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved brother, Mr. Harry Tweedy, and to his family.

Annual Meeting

irigs. In the afternoon a hum r of friends attended a. deli htful tea. Mrs. MacDonald is st l enjoying fairly ¢0Od health and takes a keen interest in the news of the day and the activities of the community,

POLICE COURT - Four cases were on the docket in yesterday's Police Court. Charged with being drunk and disorderly, one offend- er received $10 and costs or 20 days, another on a charge of vag- rancy was remanded till the 28th. Iii two prohibition cases one was

among the latest recruits taken into the Canadian Active Army at i No. 6 District Depot. Halifax. Thev will leave for a basic training centre soon. Charlottetown re- : Eric Chester Jay, son - of Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Jay, 31 I Gerald Street. Edward Ignatius

Lund, St. Avards. A brother, Ptr‘. J A. Lund, is stationed at No. 6 District Depot,

LEFT FOR OTTAWA - Mi‘, J I W. Boulter, Manager of P E. I,

Lund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ins

"QWCI cninyed ilie UlFCGJQCi. com- edv "Oh Promise Mo" which was presented last evening by the Charlottetown Baptist Y o u n g Peoples Union. The actors per- formed even bccwi" than the first night and the play was still more successful than on the occasion oi initial presentation. The aud- ience was also favoured with a vo- cal solo by Mim Pearl Burns en- titled "The House that Jack Built" and a. monologue by Corporal E. Grave. RAF, entitled “Albert on the Lion.”

supper at the Queen Hotel, w. cl- 5° 1119! 11111111’ old friends and sc- ouaintances.

Proceedings In Legislature

Provincial Leglsl t The House met ant tilielmlfiébv 25'

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dikes

filiidtlfill oi’ an occasional choir was the guest oi’ her aunt, My} wins along with n,‘ movie contest- _ adjourned m; Monday and the t t v , A‘ , h: ‘Y;

m made by ML Heambcmrkt Mme’ and summers] dionifhgtifgialghierxxtdnzzltiiagg ‘ti? ssri/gp other fined “no and was’ °r “m” if: ‘b; Dlcgrrigfiflxosr Oiigtaifiif-twiiiiilrcliies ' "i ,,5“,Q“§§,“,hf,° o“ 111111.111" 01 Q1188-

wm‘ Comes“ followed y N‘ m“ ,.,§:°l.‘:§,1{;,-,,“’,,,,,,““;,l"_ss°‘1“" a picture of Hemy as he stumbles months in 1am Wm ‘mend the 5mm“ meeting °t vciEEDinSiIrifgSi IQESTEUIEEB _firsAt mi-Wd "WmOrg)p$1mogY“yelr’iegii(:-I i w. c. T. U. MEETING - The ' u“ °*"‘°‘“*‘“ H°m°“““"1 C°““' of b series of the hm... Nursing 11°11“ 11-114 Him- M-r- Hughes.

heslicients and the King concluded |very enjoyable evening-S.

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FARE ‘ELI. PARTY — A no- and entertaining evening was

<l'oh Thursday 17th February. h°m° of Stuff Officers of o

peed in three members of T. Johnstone.

l, m x. Deyell p. F. M. and l, 1.1.. 'r. 11min, D. F, C. and

wi The party assembled

Summerslde when:

tthe Rrsiziiiffint of Messrs. Chan, s

ny who attempted to g0 P111031 in true Chines Ed only with chopstlc . -~ was voted eiocele l .

entirely of was served. Much by the entire coni- through fashion The

k.‘ n] Ned

nt and ight picture was taken entire company seated at Ihe

blcs. Special souvenir menus ,had ,--- prepared and Mr. Chan more 200d luck message in Chinese on

MUD Cii

h. After ihc dinner the entire iiipany adjourned to the spacious Int of tho Contact Club (kindly

fed b of

y 1 wife ptsl JEWiS) where a wry

easaht evening was rounded off in l" ll - mug, dancing mid fortune

EflCh member received a

uvenir group picture so that they

ght at cll times remem

her the

111' happy times spent in Sum-

side. Among those present were

i, Lt and Mrs. T. Johnstone, i. Lt. and Mrs. K. Deyell. Flt.

and Mrs. T. Thain, Flt. Lt.

-. hive. J Alexander, F0. and

I. R Mullen. F0. and .

Mrs. . and M1; Gurraway 11nd Mrs. w Girdwood and - and Mrs. D Prentice-S.

We are as near t" you as Your Mail Box

Mail Department fills Pdci- as ‘Minn s, i; u o ed nhri It is sent to you

m nee, our Dru “$3111.11! best socled In h n in times aml everything “liable hv Mail-simply Ill and vou will let the

0hr four 0

-DIED Friends in with regret _of

IV‘

IN MILWAUKEE - ummerside will learn the daligh at his

1181115 Simimerside. He leaves w mourn his wife and on; brother, Di’ F. W. MsoSween of Wobinn, Mass-s — DEATH 0F MRS. EVERETT PHILLIPS - Friends and relativ- es were shocked to learn of the sudden death on Thursday evening Feb. 34th of Mrs. Everett Phillips, of Summerside in the Prince Coun- i ty Hospital. The late Mrs. Phillips. had underwent an operation about; a week previously and was doing splendidly. Her death which occuiw, red shortly after the supper hour. was unexpected mid was thought t0 ‘nave been due to a. blood clot. The iateMrs. Phillips was an active member of the W. M. S. of the Sumrnorside ,_" Church and oi’ other church societies. She was the former Eva Ruth Johnson, daughter of Mr. Thomas Johnson and the late Mrs. Johnson of Sum- merside. She was 49 years of age She leaves to mourn beside; her husband and father two sons: UOYd in Pictou. N S. and Lowell at home. Also two brothers. Frank in Charlottetown and Arthur with the Canadian Army in Debert and one sister. Mrs Ralph Williams, Sinnmerside .—S .

—Y‘5 MEN'S CLUB - The Sum- merslde Y's Men met at the 0171m- pia Tea m on Thursday even- ing for ther weekly meetixg. Mr. Dc Woodside was chairman for the evening. There was a fine at- tendance of the lneuibevs present also three visitors. Mr. Lloyd Gor- rill introduced FD. ‘Thomas of the R. C. A. F. The Secretary re- ported that some contributions woe coming in for the Y's Mens Radio Auction. It we; announced that the Conuzuhity Welfare Committee has decided to incorporate the or- ganization under the name of the Summer Youth Centre Inc. and the following are to be the dlrec. tors, Gordon White. Lowell Han- cock. Earle MacDonald, Earle Hick- ey, P. G. Clark and Henry Gaudet there being two directors from the Rotary Club. The membership chairman_ Edwin Esty then called upon Mr. Archibald Hopkins, Ing- ltun Palmer, and Herb Straight who were inducted into full mem- bership in the club by William Currie. Li; the conclusion of the induction service an address by Mr. Dave Coughy was read by Mr. Currie and the meeting closed with The King-S.

Personals

-—The many friends of Ileonard Duiinche, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dfiodie uminersidq will be sorry w iearii that he has entered the Prince County Hospital for an Operations-B ,

—Mls Francis Keu staff of the White g ti alter’ “"1152” “ed plea

u es spen a very — sant vacation visiting friends and relatives in tresl and other irpper Canadian Citiee-S

- I110. William Higgans, H. N- Z. A. I". of Kenslngton who re- cently returned home from over- sens has been posted to the R. 0- A. F. station in Summer-side in ah instructional oa/pacity-S.

Too Late To Classify“

of the office La

into the aims of the sarohgirl. That makes him a “wclf" in Cen- terville, and ivhcn he arrives home every girl in town is at the station to me him. "Home was never like this.” says Henry and Mr. Al-

echocs his sentiments when phone calls for Henry never stop

ming.

The trouble really ‘reaches its peak when Henry's career as a. w ' interferes with Aldrich Seniors career in politics. Thcn it becomes necessary for Henry to back water and as he's in pretty much over 1115 head by this time, it is something of a. major achievement .

C. N. Ii. Supports Red Cross Appeal

MONTREAL. Que. Feb. Z4 — By means o!‘ a. personal appeal from- R. C. Vaughan, Chairman and Piesident of the Canadian Nat- lonal Railways, employees of the system throughout Canada are be- ing invited to give their support to

Rod Cross Campaign for ten

the million dollars now about to be launched, The presidents invitat- ion is contained in a letter dis- tributed to all offices and shelli- In his message Mr. Vaughan said, "In the wake of war there is suffering and hardship. ‘Iimt has been so down the ages, bu; today the volume oi’ that suffering and hardship is far beyond anything experienced in the Past. Accord- ingly there has been an increase in the calls to aid humanity affec- ted by the devastation of the war machine. Into this \vork of relief are brought all the resources of tho Cana/diau Red Cross and now the society must obtain help in or- der to continue their humanity ogram "

n. cfcvraht, vice president iih- d

once and accounting. heads the ur- ganizatlon set, up to reach every members of the Canadian National Railways family. He will have the assiiance of regional treasurers and a host of other hel ers..

H, K, Goodwin, re onal treas- urer at Moncton will held the working committee covering the At, lantic Region, employees, if they so desire, may contribute by means of payroll deduction and a read their donations over a perio ex- tending to Feb. 1945; in recom- mending the drive to of- ficers and employees of the railway. Mr. Grant oints out that the Red Cross is un versaily recog- nized for its outstanding human- itarian work in peace and war.

snsion of its activities in the

and suffering of those in pull and in grlson camps during the past four and a half years has been phgiomcnal. deserving the utmost in financial support from all Canadians,

"SIIEBMEN 9N STRIKE

FLELTWCOD, lilnglarid -(OP)— A three-day strike of ski pers and mates of Fleetwocdk-i fish hg trawl- ers ended when the men were prom- ised their claims for bonu; payments would be considered within 21 days. No fish were brought in port in the

N» writing. No money nrtlefl- No bother. Inst phone, 0P drop in.

llnitcd Church

The annual meeting of Murray Harbour Ilriited Church was held in the church with a good attend- ance of members and adherents.

After the devotional period con- ducted by the minister, Rev. W. C. Plcketts. Mr. EH. MacKlimon was appointed chairman, and Mrs.‘ Roy Brooks, secretary. -.

Rev. W. C. Picketts gave the re- port of the Session. Eight new

New Glasgow W. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs, Robert Show on Thursday evening, Feb. 17th. The president Miss Ella Sample, presi- ned and conducted the devotional. A very interesting program was carried on in observance of "Fran- cis Willavdls" birthday. Plans were made for the "World's Da-y of Prayer". It was announced that the topic for next month's meeting will be racial problems. A new member was received. The meet- ing closed with the benediction.

SUCCESSFUL VALENTINE TEA

members were added to the church roll, and a. very successful preach- ing mission was held during the year. The minister asked the con- gregation to lay special emphasis on two points, namely, tbe guid- ance of our young people to full church membership; and the prac- tice of our Christian love and sym- pathy, especially at this time. when so many of our people are irgclergoing such great anxiety and sorrow.

the enrolment and attendance haril reached a record height.

The reports of the womens- grouns, the Woman's Missionary Society, the Ladies Aid; and. tho Happy Worker's Club, read bv Mrs. EW. Leincheur, Mrs. Albert MacIecd and Mrs. Crilly Lea, all showed a splendid years work.

This was also true of the young- er gruups of the church, the North Stag and Great Bear Explorer groups, the reports of which vzere given by their leaders, Mrs. E. H. MacKinnon and Rev. W. C. Pick- etts, and the C. G. I '1‘. by Mrs. W. C. Plcketis. The highlight of the C. G. I. T. jvcar was the very fine regional conference which the Murrav Harbour girls sponsor- edkahd entertained the visiting