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' PETE“ CATHEDRAL ‘T’ GLICAN

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PRESBYTERIAN ST. JAgAES CHURCH

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iflll- 5”‘ “m. worship. u A. 1"- “ Lo s, o my Anthem f": "aipclltloi-Ivanor. Reagan?“ church School.

hip. 7 r. M- Divine W"! u“ w g. “ma,” Beside S biz“.

conduct tho Sermons.

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_ g 8.30-8.45 "ozfiflmmwqn. Minister.

mu PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

.1 Grafton Street m“. ‘nblinis

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Thggnflfiiifiks, Zltlihdlll. . ‘Lord r- l' y “m” ___ i. .- .-Fnrrsnt.

‘m, unlike Sabbath School

Cluses. n‘ lgkmfNG WORSHIP m p_ M. Theme: ‘The Reward

minessgfl 554 : 98. . - gum: ‘Ye Watchers and Ye on‘ Ssnctl '1 viii lush darkness light before 5m, end crooked thlnfl Straight. ' You sre cordially invited to wor- [hip with us.

Red Gross parcels For war prisoners

ilellllflilg in respect to Prisoners of War Parcels at the annual meet- ing of The Canadian Red Cross held st Yestcrday.

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lili of tho Committee stated that lines starting on January the 6th, liil, at tcta of 684,790 bcxes have , been packed and shipped from one. h the Canadian Red 0m Boole , of which 535.000 were was from ‘itorcslto end 149,000 Montreal. ‘ I commenc-

ed packing cn July the 23rd last. More parcels could have been packed and shipped except that lilillplng space cut of New Yolk Ins limited and 1'01‘ 8 period of lims some difficulty was encount- sled in seouri ample supplies of Ils food need . It became neces- nry to go to certain departments of the Government at Ottawa to mm Priorities on some cf the lllsrediente and containers requir- such u: salmon. whole milk

well

hand and while food will be

fitting scarcer the Red Cross will in a preferred position.

Bttlfwl Montreal and ‘llcronto u" shlllrnent of 40,000 parcels per vest can be started and maintain- ‘d. but my increase from this "Miler wil require nqw plants in other centres.

Since the Autumn 105.00 parcels Pa" born bucked for the Austral- rln Red Cross and 27.500 parcels i: the New Zealand Red Cross, aylllirlorihfiy have undertaken to

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iii TANNING EXTRACT

The extra t fro t}; mi. usedcixl tnTlnlns 133:: "228

BALlmltsolv-At rm River on fir“ 17, 1042. Mrs. Sarah Bolder-

. Funeral Sunday t . . , ilolnher 1m fldfifllgtlao pm

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ml u. wit’ “.1”. Pffiiillinfé: hmlfelll 1n his 83rd year. “lulsral April 20:11. Stfirvililissigteclh-ctingnllsltutgvlg “hlwk- Interment Brudenell cem-

glgu" his residence, 200 1m $5M. on mas-y. Avril 1'1, M5,“, ‘P Slnnvtt. used s4 years. h“ resldwill take place from his ‘M ence Monday mornln at mencemm t-h Dunstanu Has ca 0mm”. e .rnan Catholic

Card 0f Thanks

MM" won u. thank

N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wliishire

Phone 140

UNITED CHURCH of CANADA TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince stress

IIIIIIIII lsv. lush Miller. ILA. SJ). Rev. Donald C. iloothrord. B-A-

A. l: doll, IJLAM. A.0.0.0- 11.2 MuSes-nlon Rev. Mr. Booth-

lwyd.

Anthems by the Choir. "What or; shew" by stniner and "leech m o lnsd"—- - - —by Atwood

7 P. M. Sermon, Rev. Donald

Boothroyd. Anthems by the ChoirnsCrossing

" Amgthgflhzill. sun with reg by

Mendelssohn. Mrs. G. E. Full. Organist pro tom.

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BAPTIST

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince end Iitsroy Streets Iavy LA.

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sufficiency.

Anthem. llsst Thou Not Known, (Pflwsor).

The Church School 2.80 P. M.

You are cordially invited to use the opportunity resented in this Bible Study S

Evening Worship 7 P. M.

Sermon: The Brother for Whom Christ Died.

Anthem, Jcsu, Joy of Man‘; De. slrlng..- - - _ _ _- _ _(1smh)

John Inch. Mus. Bsc.. Organist Choirmsster.

You are invited to worship with

TIIEJAPTIST CHURCH

CHURCH of CHRIST CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Kent Street Rev. Neil Herman, B.A.

Pastor Mrs. V. L. Dlngwell. organist. The Pastor will preach 11 A. M.

end 7 P. M_ 11 A. Musubiect-“The Lest Cull

To Supper. M. Bible School Classes

$.80 P. for sll.

8 P. M. Pastor's Bible Clues.- DanicPs Image."

7 I‘. M, Sub]cct—" A Flood With- out An Ark."

In the morning s girl’; qusrtette will sing.

In the evening a qusrtetfc will sing. "I've Wondered Far Away From God."

‘Pride cometh before o. fall and a haughty spirit before destruction."

Women overtake Men in numbers

OTTAWA, April l7 --(CP) —Cs- IlddUd menfoik had better watch out-the women are catching up on a numerical basis at least.

Dominion bureau of statistics fig- ures on last June's decennial oer;- sus, released todsy, gave the melc stion of Canada. as 5.826.022 and the female population as 6,- 594062. 0n thet busts, the males make up 51.0 per cent of the Do- minlolfs population of 11,420,084.

The percentage has dropped since 1931. At that time Canada had 874,541 males snd 0,008,246 females —for e mule percentage of more than 51.7.

By provinces, the numbers of men and women in the 1941 census were:

Prince Edward Island, 48,319 men and 45,600 women; Nova Scctia ‘Z91,- 482 and 281.708; New Brunswick 280.715 and 222,061; Quebec 1.801.902 and 1,657,048: Ontario 1.804.704 end 1,861,838; Manitoba 371,795 and 350,652; Saskatchewan 470.798 and 416.949: Alberta 419.773 and 368.620; British Columbia 427,191 and S82,-

== lor, Charlottetown;

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN Island Red Cross

Ills sols-shunned s hi] ‘ but ‘ M M-a‘:

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LIFE INSUR- I447!

CALVIN CHURCH, Mermaid. —

DWI!" W01‘ D Will be held 0n Sab- bath next r 2.10 r. M. Rev. o, c. Webster. tor - -

PILOT OFFICER Robert Tait and LAC. Robert Cunningham will assist at the Chliminade Rcd Cross concert, April 21st. 4-18-li,

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rpv. J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Services April 19: 11 um. Central Church; 8 p.m. York; All are welcome.

IYIING offensive now ready. Iopo soy; “forward much". For the best values in used os.rs soc Is st once. Stock is linlitcd. 50ml curs selling for less then the value of thc tires. T. C. Ives. 4-10-21.

WE ARE ready to service all old customers and welcome new ones. Automobile repairs of ell kinds, new end used curs, psrts, etc. Phone 1117 for efficient service. T, G. Ives. 4-15-21,

SOLDIERS LEAVE - Eighteen soldiers left No. 62 C.A.B.T.C. yes- terday morning for service else- where in Canada. They were: Pri- vates L. B. Bulger, Portage; .7. A. Buote, Charlottetown; J. E. Buotc, Charlottetown; J. A. Chalsson, St. Louis; C. W. Cooper, Charlottetown; W. C. Fall, Crapeud; E. S. Fraser, Albany: D. Gallant, Summersidc; J. W. Gallant. l-Iowlan; C. H. Gallant, 01cc. ; W. J. Gallant, Plusville; R. A. J son, Alexandria; E. J. Law- A. B. Mel-nor, Stanhope; M.N. McPherson, Kin- ross; J. M. McCarthy, St. Mary's Road; L. W. McCarthy, Peakeu Station, and G. l-I. Waite, O'Lea,ry, Before leaving they were presented with cigarettes by the Provincial Government through the Curry On Canada Corps. Till-s presentations were looked lifter by Ml‘. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Services,

BIGGEST FLIGHT IN YEARS-

One of the blzgest flights oi wi‘cl geese in years has already reached this provlnve. it was nn- nounced lest niuht bv CWlSi}. Spurg- eon Jenkins. Game Warden. A check between Chnrlottetownand Pcint Prim just completed re- vealed that there were approxi- mately 2 000 birds in the urea. This 1s more than 500 over an average year. The flight of geese from the south ls at its peak and soon the laying birds will continue their flight north for the hatching seas- on. When the geese return next autumn, hunters here will invade the favorite haunts in search of these fine game birds. The geese have again returned in large num- bers to the same places they in- hubited last fell.

GIVEN SUSPENDED SENTENCE —John Quinn, charged with break. ing and entering and theft, was given two years suspended sentence by Judge C, G. Duffy yesterday af- ternoofl. Bond was fixed at $500. The case arose out of s. break at Currie and Murnnghlmu store a.- bout two weeks ego. Two autcnlobile tires and s. can of cement we're taken. Quinn pleaded guilty when arraigned in Court yesterday. Pre- viously he had bean conllnittcd to the Supreme Court by Stipendiary Magistrate K. M. Martin but since elected Speedy Trial. In passing sentence yesterday, Judge Duffy said he "hed no hesitation" in iv- ing a suspended sentence. “ghe evidence oll which he was sent up to the Supreme Court was very slim-it was anything but convinc- ing," ho added. The Judge had come to this conclusion after reading the depositions. Mr. J. J. Johnston, rep- resenting the accused, ssked for clemency on the grounds that his client had a good record and llad

7.30 p.m, Brackley 4-18-11.

012; Yukon 3,007 and 1.079 and applied for enlistment in the Army ortflwest Territories 6,164 and 4,- Mr. O. St. Clair 'I‘ra.in0r represent- 995 ed the Crown.

Number cf men listed in each county in PEI. (number of women in brackets) include:- Princo Edward Island-Kings 10.- (8351), Prince 17,62’! (16,642), Queens 20,809 ($0,107.)

AUCTION SALE '

AT YORK SATURDAY APRIL 25 AT 1 I’; M. "

I sm instructed by Joule end Margaret Vessey to sell b! P0511" Auction on their premises their stock, crop and 11111110111011". ""1 some household effects including:

STOCK: l cow, 3 years old, due to freshen lost April: l cow. l m- old, duo to freshen last ADI": 1 oow, (l yrs old. duo to freshen Mo! 1st; 1 cow, 2 years old, due to _freshen May 16th; 1 cow 2 yrs old due to freshen middle April; 1 cow 3 yrs old, due to fresh last Moi: lmsrqlyesrsolmlfillmllyrs- old; I horse. 7 years old: l more. 4 years old; 70 hens (Light Susan). 1 and I yours old. _

CROP: l2 tons Ilsy: 800 bushel

oats. IMPLEMENTS: 1 binder (l-‘rost

and Wood); 1 rn (Frost uld Wood): 1 mower ( Burris): 1 disc drill (McCormst Deer-

ins): I disc borrow; 1 gang plow; 1 single plow; 1 potato souffler: 1 spike burrow: 1 cart; it sets curt. wheels and axles; 1 truclr wagon: 1 potato hiller; 1 driving wagon; 1 driving sleigh; 1 cream seperstor (Velox) 850 lbs; 1 lesther belt; forks: shovels and lsdders: 1 hsy fork: z soythes; harness: 1 pis boiler; 1 crosscut sow; 1 turnip drlll; 1 riding saddle; 1 set horse

clippers. HOUSEHOLD E F F E C T S: 1 chest drawers (hardwood) l l

chest drawers (softwood): 4 bed- room tables; 2 bed steeds: 1 kit- chen cupboard: 3 easy choirs: 9 hitch? loonse: 7 kitchen chairs: bedro m dishes: l bed spfilll: hall “We: 1 cream csn: milk psils: pols and pens; 2 benches: l living room suite: l piano; pictures 1nd picture frames; desk: bookcase: choir; wardrobe: flower ti: Flush skills}. l blsclr fur robe: serving trays: bread pans: sot fist irons: pantry scales: rock- Iug chairs: dishes and gloss were: I stone isrs: hull table: lanterns: 2 egg crsies. Terms of ssle: Cash. W ii. BEATON, Auctioneer. ‘nllrli.

Tln Hats Revue COMING T0 CIIARLOTTETOWN NEXT WEEK The outstanding entertainment of it; kind now eing offered to the troops-one of the finest shows seen by the troops since the start of the war . . Javorites of the forces. . .hlsving the priceless ox- periencs oi doinc show after show . . . polished musical success hsv- ing the same magical cf ct on men in uniform and civilian aud- iences alike. . . fast moving pro- gram of music, dancing and comedy . . . superlative 'I‘ln H8125 Revue scored two superlative hits . . _

packed with VIP. hm and hum

. . . smart and sophisticated . . . expert and fast direction and de- tailed production, colorful settings and costumes. . .

Superlatives flow from the Den of critics after seeing the Tin Hsu Rcvue and the foregoing ere just e few of the tributes handed out by the scribe; who look only with e critical eye at such performances. If they speak in such terms then the show must be somewhat above the ordinary. And it definitely i5 as you will see when the Revue mekes its appearance at the Air- port Theatre tn next Saturday, April 25 and Monday, April 27.

The Montreal cast might well be termed professional amateurs, their performance having nll the qualities which reveal the cis- tinction between the pro and the average amateur production.

Here's another paragraph of in- terest regardlng this show from Montreal. Back of the pflyr-‘rs is the definite advantage of excell- ent technical advice. In tho callv days they found no stage facilities at the cam visltcd_ That proved a problem or n. while but M.lt.'l. wasn't struck for 1on2. A connlotcly

portable stage was planner! uniting? l,

acted. including proscenium. erg, drops and such, nlld it “as trucked ahead Mld set llP 1'01‘ 69°“ performance wilerc the revue was taken. of course, this rig/go will not be necessary for the llrltilne

trip. ‘This stage proved so W011 ,

olsnned that M.D. 4 _Auxilial'Y Services borrowed the hue-prints and are setting up similar noses at all training centres.

‘Hist isn't ell. M.R.'I'. also de-

signed end constructed its nun electrical switchboard, dentin" "mi painted its own sets and " <=1"~‘v

and carries mlccphcncs. ‘loud- speakers, and two grand llullws- Costumes fu- tlm show w.»- p-

.00“ m, mm“ H“ Members honored mtiusmllssarllllglré. Belgium 11.31am, Ottawa. IHGGLIHg

ISLAND LADY ILL _wq;-d h“ b,“ received m m“ n At the annual meetin of the M l-w ~ mo: m" “"' wit; Mun-l. . g“ ‘mm’ " ""“°““Y 1" It he? of um Veg: officisly M uori n83: gaihfimgnfi’ m’ "it" °3 a was tendered‘ a number of Prince 1s we“ known - n YffiERB-Ilkl-rl. who Edward Islanders for "cutstnndins born m meetov?“ u) dlslflfld W55 and exceotlcnal voluntary Red 1 e, "33"" °f Cross service", covering c. period lle late Jas. J. Reeves and has many ‘Hench on a I. L of rah least ten geared‘ m c‘ THE a." " in connect on with gheoswsrlgsu-tlon I '1‘ Ullc _ ' momma “mo: bgltlhe mg- I ‘IE2: Honorary Connlellorshills: (whivh son Levy will be God-Our suffic- wail); lgelvearyarglitistlggdmgmgrelii. V230 ceptlcnul voluntary Red Cross serilgce ‘I: tJhe Nationalngeld): r. . .P.MscM n-Dr. n was appointed ll s. ill otgk ‘£3"“’"n§§n‘§° nixwutgl. ti! "i" w e th b _ nce r and vson n mon The §’}.,.h§,’%o‘,°°v§,§,§m““¢hfi§, 1924 and has served faithfully in Died. Bach's Jesu, Joy of Mun’; De. different capacities ever sincere; string will be the evening lnthenL Vice-President from 1926-1930; as

lvlerwy- Plleugcrs Hast Thou m: Known will be the anthem at this service. The Church dchool with Pimps end classes for all needs will meet st 2.30 P. M- At the evening

7 P. M. the Rev. I. J. levy

Jill’!!! 1110b. Mus. Bed, organist and Secretary 1930- 34; as Honourar clloirmester will be in charge of the Vice-President from 1084-1930; J music of the duy. as President since 1038. Dr. Muc- -—l-)————l—— idillarrsmsgonggnsous enthusiasm

so ca e e roes

ersona a Prince Edward island to the point

where it is the leading organiza- tion cf the Province. Ha has been a member at large of Central Coun-

Donald Bovyer Norton, young

sgn (gr Mr. dual Mrs. Edward Nor-

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d5! ofigllilllin opgeltirgn n tolmePfE. c" “m” 1939' p s.

I. H ______ Getilrgg s. Tweedy. x50. -- p_Q_ TEL (gun Rh pm e‘ f . wee y ecame a. mem er of the late senator Prowsewswhgonhgs the Prince Edward Island Division been home on a short furlough Executive in 1030 on which he

1 t), acted until whe he becam Pr - c??? ls momma to “Join m‘ lldent. an official which he: col:-

petcntly filled for four consecutive veers. Since 1938 he has remained active! on the Executive ln the capnciy of Past President and it was under his Cllall-manshl that the 19 0 and 1941 Almcas for Funds were so successfully carried ihfillilh. H0 hfls been s member

Kinsmen Milk For Britain Fund

of Central Council for several years." . Honorary Memberships: (which

- may be Mvnlflezl to members \vho have given outstanding and ex. ceptional voluntary Red Cross ser- vice in a. Provincial fleld)_

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In Memoriam

IIIILWILLIAM E. MucI-EOD

Easter means more to us this W!‘ Than it has meant before. Because some one we dearly 1ov06.

Has reached the other shore.

"Mr. R. H. n c .

Th6 K915111911 chm ‘it. charmuef was elected a IIEIGgIHILJSC-l‘. clflptnéuglféf town l1¢1¢11°\\’1°d39 ‘Wm thanks cuilve 0f the Prince Edward Island me iollowvlllg contributions: Division in 1924 and Sewefl in this Previously acknowledsed $197059 capacity fIy ten _\'01ll'5, In 1934 he Bunbuly Red Cross 5 ° was appointed as Honorary secret- Central KIBES Curry-QB- sly, an office which he has filled

Canada 5-00 1n R capable manner for the past Lady Patricia Lodge Bight years.

Canoe Cove ~ 0 “ Klllross W. I, 2.00 Mrs. .1, ll, lllcqunld ——MI‘S. Mo.

5.01) Qunicl joined the ranks o! Erccut. 1.00 lvc members 0i the Prince Fdward 5.00 Island Division in 1938 and upon

Sea. View W. I. Brudenell W. I. Bridgetown W. I.

Searletcwn glgecgiuqigifiil; pa; B-Pwilxed K; n, . r - - V . menu or Corsica): 2,99 nlmlttac shn ‘vgrv capably Albion c“... w ;,, ,»,,~§,,,“,v91 d»; °<“‘"_1“P$@ “Pm 59mm“ ' 5'“ lllc-ckllillcficle llnerctopiu‘ mm Wood Island" East ‘ 5 n e 9mm» 1940- EEISL R/Oya i/Y ' . wr- Milqvl-ek 5,139, .312". f.‘ .t"...';".?i£°'.? .5205; Union Vae l T-‘lv ' " . ' can View o» ..r“.ul GQFQQII Bennett ‘m? sistunt Cllsirlnnlnof the Women's J09 (T311911 2L2“ Wur Wm-k Committee ‘umln the Miss Margaret Irving 2.00 Oumeak (f “m. After M“ M'c_ 2 $116113 (Qtunédis reslrmation as Chairman en - o hs Committ, M.. F0 "-1" shouldered the rgfrlnrlsigiiitiés ‘E gnsxanrighlwa "hrlrltu vlnnst xeffiTent, ' _ t . . l'S_ "*8 Pl‘ ‘iv :15 lean 4'13"“ lnstrlllrvlliwl in nfiulutillc; "real,

1-—-————-——— many 501107110", {m- 1 I U; [umi ALL-NATIONS ORCHESTRA with which to cnrrv nu?‘ q LIVERPOOL -(CP) -—M\w1¢1*ms from almost every Eulbllefln will‘: tly including Germany and A?" tr n, nre rmonz mcmwirs “i Y“! Wuk n2 owl! n- cvll-‘grneny serve Western command SYITIDJOIW: ozc- (he famaly (gpcfliqxh n16,“ m, hestra, m;st of them 0001-110 i0 often s5 possible without letting England when thelr countries “ere them become mrrlotcncus. and overrun b- ' '" golfhintdifihee thTnht. Cgfl be brought e a e. <1 W11] signed by one of the directors mld hog e °c ‘ti?

longer, you wit] save fuel special wardrobes were blim- l‘ cocking and _v"urse'f evtm work storing untl tl-arlslwrtflriufl-

inviwaanin..."

This is a 20rd time to save

of the music of the show is in Serving and Clea/Ting away‘ al and transcriptions fire made by simpfe basketwcave cloths, pre- a. member of the cnst. Jlarrflfl, ferablyv woollen (or woollen mix- staging and direction ell c.1719 U110). lfennit use of hand-drawn under the directors. ma‘. 1'13 the work, thr threads tied and knotted revue a completed intcgm-eil, With contrasting yam-r: the dress gunlzatlcn functioning erl.l., posed OVPI‘ a 511]) of contrasting within itself. C001- ,

the Alberta's government's est w!- tural school, Denike said til-bit. I010’! example the general lmlm“ 0" that a "bottleneck exists. U1 2:1‘- vesting equipment but sctuallv t N 1; enough svsilsbln to harvest 7m; 200.000 acres, nlmost m.» s! mu u the losc field srvsal the West.