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THE gnaaporrsrowu GUARDIAN

Budget

IIIAI. W. G HOGG Confederation Life Manager iior P. I, Island

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Nothing to shed s teev overl Just hubs-loud and longl

Hell s dozen comedy favorites In tin-stow 9' | love eupevt who advises e rlvll how to win llll own

II than ins e eellu in - {deg louse-this men would be In ll!

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

I'll: coin-l ll rolorved tor cows el iwni III-rm. Iul MHIIIIII a n ouvey nature may be nursed a I

nose a word. outed; Qqyybh p edvllee.

$161,717 debt

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8,81’! and a reduction in liabilities of 8161,71’! were estimated by Pre- mier Thane . Campbell in pre- senting his budget for the current year in the he isleture on Satur- day morning. e surplus was es- timated after making provision ior sinking funds to the amount of $243000 '

000K! for Photographs. 9-598. CONFEDIJIIATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 1.41s

POLICE COURT- In the Rolice Court yesterday a man. charged with vgiilnw breaking, was remand-

ed un . - w? Estimated current revenue ior the on Mmrmnv BUSINESS-Col. year the Premier bladed at $2.294.- H. Hanington of Head uarters Staff 790. with over-all revenues of $2.- for lviilitary District o. a. Halifax, 651.960 and wtal expenditures oi afllved the province over the $3495.57!!- week-end. He is here on Oiiiciai Budget speeches. he said. are al- eas and is registered at the ways dull and he feared that he QM" 110ml- would be inflicting on the Hoilseiin i rose ve MMGDALEN l-‘LIfiHT --1'burteen gudgglttkrlzgoigudisilglvfsrriig‘ unegiltesicelslting "useflei"! 811d 3400 bound-d 0! m!“ speeches than any other minister were flown from Charlottetown to in my, century at least, the Magdalena on Saturday I18 m! In bringin down last year's bud- wmm flying “bed-me m the ‘l’ et he hadgteferred to the ex- Olflwd RTOIIP 01 Idlilildé ill “l0 Gil-ll g 1 dun 1t dim n‘ under gfggnl-gyggcgggiggdngr mflgkgi ythe fagllnergoolf till! Province subm- ioe “m when m.‘ breaks up were operating. owin to: (i) The m the 5pm,: the only mam N. surplus oi farm p ucts available _\ communication is bysteamenAtctal M the beimmm“ c’! u“ w“- (2) a o Q, of 800 pound; o1 ma“ and {we p”- The loss of world markets and the or z Qenggrs were owl-gm on me m.“ curtailment oi international trade, d ‘ mp made at 9.30 by CaptCarl Burke, and <3) The necessity 0i "P" ex- - manager of Maritime cenmi A13‘- pension oi industrial and manu- ways; on the second at noon he cu- faoturing industries for war pur- ried five more passengers and a noses. He had predicted, however.

“' > similar amount oi mail; on the last that farm markets would be rcsior- ' ' " i-Fil) at 4 pm. the plane transportcd ed in the next ievr years by the 159551-55-15555555555-5

£351 passengers and 800 pounds oi operation oi three factors, two of run-w was: “Calling Ail Husbands"

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slouruces m COIOI / Canada's vast trons-continental air system In action "the strategic link with the bomber ferry and the rnoil clippers. _,¢§'?

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RED ‘moss E XECUTIV 5 0111511141 power o1’ those employed

DIEETING"‘AL' " meennk oi the on military service and in war pro- Executive of the Prince Edward Last year, tho government had Island Division, Canadian Rod

Legislature

Premier Campbell Budgets for $8,817 surplus and

su lus on current account oi '

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reduction.

GRIP PE

or shiver go unchecked. At the

timulltes and refreshes. The

and similar maladies. Buckley remedies NOW.

Fight Fast- - BULBS

THIS PRO VEN WA Y I

Daring the present epidemic don't let e cough, sneeze, sch

Cinnamated C ules end Buckley's Mixture. treatment loll inst. Buckley's Mixture eases the cough almost instantly and helps correct over-acidity. Buckley's Clnnnrnated Capsules give you the benefit of not ONE but THREE pain relieving, cold-dispelling ingredients. illllok relief from aches, pains and cold misery.

iaxstlop ef the nerves. A fourth ingredient-fill of Cinnamon -hae long been a standby in Europe for Be Prepared.

If this treatment does not bring

road...‘

very first sign take Buckley‘ This double

One ingredient bring Another third induces a beneficial ro

fighting Krlppe Get these dependable

PRIJIVIIER CAMPBELL

duction; and the growing imiflfi- anoe of agricultural products as direct war necessities.

1941 Statement greatly assisted the farmers through the hog bonus and through the h5- sistange furnished through the

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Gives Society held at Provincial Headquarters last week a resolu- tion was passed that Dr. W J. P. MacMillan and Mr. George J. Tweedy be recommended as Hon- imlfy Councillors and Mrs. J. H. McQuaId, Mrs. a‘. A. Foster and Mr. R. H. Rogers as Honorary Members. Mr. George J. Tweedy, Provincial Chairman of the 1945i Rrd Cmfis Appeal. announced that his Committee had held o. pre- liminary meeting and mo: My, A,

ves evident, namely increasing put‘- MATINEE 3.15. NIGHT 7 AND 8.45 A picture with plenty of laughs.

s love and excitement‘ will make 1H s‘ local bow at the Capitol Theatre to- day when Warner Bros.’ new film.

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"°§“‘““ M‘ '?.“"’i.'2°""' ‘rim of P LBJTIIIK e bc George ‘rubies, Lucile Fairbanks and 3r Ernest Truex. ‘The flim mils the - n ex, i . if.°"sé"iti““"‘.“iéi°. “lib “$2.23 ” °‘“"'°“i.. “Al: "chantry: every we o e o w e rest oi the B tish Commonwealth midi-r ind non cons-rind Sift??-ét.?‘"°é§$%hi2°.?'iii°é‘23 act as Provincial ‘Treasurer and nogmnagong, 1n the c, towns, Mr- R. I» Cntwn as Chairman oi villages. and rural district. "xough- Publicity. Organization plans will out the province. were m... by the be mademimmediatcly as the ,ca.m- faithful who in prayers for P5181! W Open on Ma 11th d victory and a as ng peace. unsuccessfully tries w rob u. ue- must be finished by Ma}; 31st. gm In addition to the National Day pertinent store and is forced to use objecting for this Prtwlncg 13 $40. oi Prayer. yesterday's services in the 111C158 b01156 B5 9- h-dem" wit“? 000 but it is hoped that, mi, various churches were marked by the police get hot on ms trail. 1o amount Wm be exceeded by at 1e“. the observance oi Palm Sunday. everyones amazement ‘iruex floors 25% It was stated that an the Red i v m‘ W331i‘eggailaffiforzngngrgfiré? Cross branches senior and junior TRIM“ CHURCH w? ‘is so IIIIIJIICSSCIXI by inst 20- grvgggengomglfiggutairkanig Large congregations attenided the tions a sne reaizes 161‘ pas -- 1 p1 5 d gervces s, tituue has been unfair anu tum! P? Pug/m" hm bee“ ‘mmled N ‘$2111.. Snxiried “gblllch yesterday over a new leaf. From then on, Lrn- W51 i; Ecltégntaktzfl ialvéakg: Dwpiiicth momma and evening 3.311111 were Y e m‘ ' conducted by Rev. Hugh M er. 1E bienatllorkirpuxilgxlcryrvbtlargs‘ gfimpalgg tent‘ “Clinger? 1% hveerizoszii as ,, ' n - _ I I . i X j , . 08111118 All Husbandry i8 ti; 60$. scrap iron and steel are the ma- meme was "Pmyer and P5131 gun. ecLy that will be enlqyeo .y_ my...“ m be salvagm The D9 dB ,, “e mmiswr mmed me can whole family, from Juruortourandmpartment o, Pub“ w ks u Y- “ m l my)“; E_ Ken; gdapwd ihe c 0i‘ W1 ior National Prayer w h e pace NR}. from b boy Dv Mania Fiavin. if“ mzmPieie “ham °i i-iie Wiiec- oi prayer in Christ's procession to ' ~ 3r. 0h. 5011186. sor n! and shi in J 1 . Advance report's have l" m“ U cf this waste material andppwiill eTuh? EeTrt ior it: evening Seimim \ turn all the proceeds in to the Red was from Luke, éhaptcr 10. verse

Bates‘ role. is always nagging him. She never fails to remind mm that she could have married a very wealthy gentleman named Oscar, portrayed by Lfveorge ‘robias. Her other pet dislike is ior George Reeves. its meperson who marries ner daughter, played by Lucile Fair- anks, in spice o1 iier obiections. Oscar turns out to be a crook who

He took it on the chin ior yeersmbut now he's got wifey eating out of lllhendmwiibout biting!

How did be do it? Easy! He sew . . .

est gives the orders around the house and his wife becomes the meek one

ector Ncel Smith did a great. Job in

H. nFO playing up the humor and romance

W09" to its iull worth. CFGS-‘i- 14. “The Risk of God" was the Sisnlng" r L theme. ‘ Personals In the absence oi Prof. A. R.

Kenidalltrthrouglli illness téhel (gang ist or e serv ces was p. an The many friends of Mr. James Johnsmn, R_A_F_

Ki5gm5' c1 Wm be 313d to kn°w Service will be held every even- that he is mproving after his ra- in“ dung; goiy week,

cent illness. M T. JAMES’ CHURCH kwl. fiwinald Ellison, 15.011412. s .___ "e5 17101111118 on reurn i0 At th i i i The ohm“ “n” ‘Dwain! u“ week‘ Kirk vegtexlldgy‘ rtfiiesegzfiimgnt oi end vieiitng his hcme in the dli-Y Holy Communion was celebrated by the Minister, the Rev. T. H. Bus- sell Scmers. M.A.. S.'I‘.M.. and re-

24 Soldiers Leave here

'I‘wenty-iour soldiers left Beach Grove over the week-end for ser- vice elsewhere in Canada.

They were all privates:-

G. Arsenault, Wellington.

LUCILE FAIRBANKS ERNEST TRUEX

nEnRiii-Z REEVES - FLORENCE BATES

ALSO-NEWS-Leo Reisman Orchestra MUSICAL REVUE-NOVELTY

which have already made themsel- gill-DAY - CAPITOL »- TUE-WED. Pack- Fling Laugh- E

-— ooived by s, large and reverent con- r- E. hon-n». Mn viru- iiush repairs to ITBBMLOII. J- J- F-"5°n"“lt' Kmkma- In the evening the Festival oi’ '7~ E- Bmga" Pmuge" Palm Sunday was observed when

1i. N. Brown, Fortune Head. R Brown, Fortune Head. J. E. Campbell, O’l..eary.

G. W. Costain, Elmsdale.

the Minister preached an EDP")- priats sermon on the words ‘Ho- sanna; Blessed is He that cometli in the name of the 10rd." (S. Mark

Miscouche Convent

' 3 - J. Crossman. summerside. The class rooms, the dormitory mo). concluding the sermon he r. J, J. DesRcches, sfiSide. and the section of the basement “id; "Th, gtruggle in uriy heart F0 .1. A. mbceaz, gignish. irixféisstinlirntiételeiigilrgizns ongoing!‘ cannot 1?: o; etvegiy tgfléaflfiied

D. J Douce . 0118C ‘i i! or vr. ry ear as ec e. a R F. c_ Gallant, Rusticoville. wnsiderhble damned at Miscdunhr Jeriisiiem had to decide. Before

, a. a. Gallant, rrbbsiieci. Cdnvetng ‘lg-rt Week. However. it is the wsek was over she had decid-

. %,@ ,1, F, gallant, Rchmond. gifgni; uni re hi“ will have belan ed On Friday she crucified Him. QLRF: N {,,,‘?£",“d§§‘,,§§‘§f,°',‘,‘,§;n schogl sorkmfirllowirriegsuxilfe 212i]lfizgnalhglungiittllleagd-ofilamelilf: J.' H. MacDonald. Coleman. gggigaggacsfgeiiliieilt ‘gill Edtifimbil-BY tion. But they were crushed ‘and _J. A. McCabe, Cliarlottetbwn. a hi’ e ed are nnr- heard only in who The haired 1rd

c w. Mccarmm s,’ Mary's Rd, Y!’ Npiih 8- The convent also scrv- triumphed and Jerusalem had cru-

jD h Mcmnm’ Burlington ed he i e district school and was oified her King. And so must every

, .de attended by over 100 pupils. The Jenzsalem decide. So must our

f,» § aflféfgéksgqfijf; ' insular boarders. indindihr mostly hearts finally say m Jesus. “Come"

e ' E ' whm,‘ éh.mwn_ ' maid?“ pupils] sad Commercial or “Go." He never will go until we

nyy were presmwd Wm, cm. "d. are a e carry on their obstinately bid Him. He cannot

work in the undamaged part of the come until we willingly welcome

convent which includes the com- Him."

munity room, and the udy room. At the conclusion of the eveninil

Th“ beautiful Ciiiipel. housed in {he service a. recital oi sacred music

huiidinr. escaped dramse 8e did was given by the choir under the

also the kitchen and the heating direction of Miss Lillian MacKen.

system. The Nuns are again oocupy- zie, Mus. Bac.

ing the building but thc girl board- Announcement was made at all

ers are staying at home in the services of the service oi three

community. hours’ devotion to be held in the —-————i—-——— Kiri: on Good Friday afternoon from

AUSSIE!’ COSSIE!

2-5 p. m. by seven ministers oi the i- City tinder the auspices of the P. 1n Australian slang e cossie is I E. I. swimming suit

arottss by the Provincial Govern- ment through the Carry on Can- ada Corps. The presentations were looked after by Mr A. G Bruce or the Canadian Legion War Services.

i Swift’s BABY CHICKS

Our Chicks are bred for continuous e

lit g bhuSLAND STOCK looree bi hes

Farquharson-Affleck tested and approved b t e Gefirfifigzgoélrilgigeg-Nga: . ca.

m. are uip with modem m. ui t-l’! i?‘ V! elsoqen lo Iirooder toves Qwiltvs ONeeNmgiIwncenti-etemvélfiici

Ministerial Association. All . are invited.

Milk Producers

"hmf- Ci-o- Whte r p oe I . All ders reoei m t- it ‘d; took place mutton. Order direct or throng the [Ofltrllvlll] lgiglfllwn p‘ . mfivlitihpiisl gIeGQIILIEZGC City of

Dar-Ls Eula Aififleck. daurutsr oi Mr- ahd Mrs. Arthur Afilcck oi Char- lottetown, to William Byron, son ni Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Farquhar-

Lostsr Ilegiole, Northern. orell Co-op. 800.. M

Id. w-kleiliizligivt: k Sons. Sesview. o" aetern E g b Poultry Assn" dour-is,

Q" M. K ll. . if-gnl-bgowhk... fink?"

d. Ce Traverse. It I. Dick eson New Gin ow 5°" i?‘ oh"l°“emw“- The “m” ..B||rns I . " ' ' i dbth mo - ghwrgrcyaflm. "mile rslvzimfxsiiseuritarrf.k ggiurizlnans. 202v gglhfiniiilqijfie by‘ an“ u This ad will answer all letters received about milk.

If you went io get in we would advise you to start sending at once.

' Danoury dark brown tailored suit

Jerry ioherds. Wellington. Wm‘ ‘manna w mam‘ and ‘

. swamps n . M"- 5- A. Wegdell, Nora. ‘Tryon. Alec Duel], Murray Harbor.

'r lb a . 1h A full Hen Ilonso on 2.9.5253‘ i?’ hobmmemblgic Mo: Our present price is $1.80 per 100 lbs 4 per cent milk "t" "if" "I" i" 2g: "limo? ma‘: a, u; or 45c per lb butteriat delivered at our factory. Don’i

more eggs per month from every Ilen rs-

EARLY CHICKS Swift Canadian

C0. LIMITED. ‘J-w-“a- . Charlottetown. PILL SVANTID - NUMBEE YGUNG pigs 20 lbs and over, also veal

send on trains it is getting too warm now.

We want milk delivered any day before 10 o’clock. Milk must be sweet. We pay in iull the 10th of every month. We have e large amount of milk cans ordered. For the present if you have none buy or get the loan of them from someone who is not using them.

We will operate our factory day and night if ne- cessary. We sell Groceries, Feeds. Hardware, etc.

Charge ii. to your milk or cash. We operate all the your.

bride's departure to (rated

she was widely entertained by her

friends. Among those atierdlri the

grooms were Mr, and Mrs. O css.

T00 bate to Clasify

WANTED-I'll!!!‘ CLASA IAII- ber. Apply Riggs A: Berrigxanfs"

I NORMAN!!!

"n" 0 IIIBTOIIO QNtonne derives its neere from Oulmo"

WANTED - CAPABLE MIDDLE- sged woman for house work,

nvNsrAnrivAci-l. P a. 1.

°'°’°n I viii-re in Nomisndy ms cushion is on oi m t, Good wages. 151 Cumberland '“':' ""1" "I Inde- ancient articles of mlomm infill. Street. L-lflii-S-Wli.

Palm Sunday And Day

Observed

THE BAPTIST CHURCH

prompt relief call your doctor. G42 High Mass celebrntedssgy Rev, Geo M Ke . C. . . , , Th? méfon nil»? Our Lord w“ The St. Charles Auxiliary

read by Rev. A. MacDonald. C.SS. Society

H. who also read the announce-

menis- Presents

During the evening a special ser- vice consisting of the Rosary, a

sermon and Benediction took place.

The prayers were led by Rev. AJ. Loitus. C.SS.R.. followed with an appropriate sermon by the Rec-cor. Father MacDonald, who concluded the service with Benediction.

ST- PAUL'S CHURCH

Special services of intercession featured the observance oi Palm Sunday and the National Day oi Prayer. Morning. afternoon and eve- ning devotions were conducted by Rev. A. IeDrew Gardner. The ser- vice in the afternoon was a special one for the men.

A lage congregation attended the service of prayer held in the morn- ing. Rev. Gardner chose as his text: Psalm 81: Verses 13-16. He urged his listeners to listen to the voice oi God and walk in His way in order to obtain victory, peace and.

plen .

At the afternoon service ior men the address was given by the rector. Taking ior his theme, "Rcllglon and Life" Nix. Gardner explained the conmost between the religion of the Jews at the time when Jesus came and that which he, the Christ,

reached. And this contrast is pars- lel to that which obtains among us

The subject oi Mr. Ievyk morn- wd y

ing sermon was ‘Ihe Cross in Life- Self or Others? It has bern ours in this Lenten pericd to attempt un- derstanding oi the last hours of

Master, to comprehend scme- thing of the depth oii their mean- iiit! Md message, the unknowable mystery, the unspeakable gifl, Qurs it is to accept rather than to ex- plain. “He saved others, himselii he cannot save" words spcken in sneering, scoifing enmity by priests and passers-by. Cruel, bittzr words of hate, but ‘now to us a glorious message oi io-ve and a garland of beauty. Uttered in Qnmity but nev- er were truer words spoken, he saved others through giving him- self. that is the prirzcfpie of the cross, He might have saved him- self had he not been ccncemeo a- bout us_ He practised his own teach- ing. the altemativo was Jesus or humanity. They -who serve hu- manity come some dry to the hour of this cho‘ce of obedience to Gad, allegiance to truth, love to mankind wthout ccuritirg the 00st, “here I stand, God help me, I can do no other."

Miss Pearl Burns sang very im- pressively ‘liie Palms (Raurei. The anthem oi the ‘homing was T'h0m'pS0il's Bread of the World.

‘The Church School met with

od attendance and interest

.30 plm Mr. Levy tock as the theme oi his evening sermon Be- hold the Day of Salvation-Now! A prayer (Handel) was the evening anthem. Behold a Strangler at the Door was also sung by the choir. Attendance at both services was very large. 1t was intimated that special services would be held at 7.30 each night of the incoming week except seturday. and that this church would Join with others in the Gcod Fi-‘day ser- vices at saint James‘ Church from 2 to 5 p_m.

ST. DUNSTAIWS BASILICA

His Excellency, Most Rev. J- A. O’Suliivan. Bishop of Charlottetown, blessed. the Palms prior to the Solemn High Mom at Si. Dunst- an's Basilica yesterday morning. ‘Ihese were later distributed to the congregation.

Solemn I-liizh Mass was sung by Rev. E. O‘Hs.n1ev assisted by Rev. George MacDonald as deacon and Rev. L. J. Ayers as sub-deacon. The Bishop assisted at the Throne: dea- cons of honor were: Rev, Walter MacGuigiin and Rcv. J. A. Sullivan. Rcv. F‘. McQuaid was High Priest and Rev. L. A. Dougan was Master oi Ceremonies. The Passion was read by Rev. J. W. McCai-dle. who also made the announcements.

In e evening the srrmon was preached by Rcv. R. V. MacKenzie andbenediction was given by Rev. Father McCni-dle. The Bishop was also st his ‘Throne during this ser- vice. Chaplains were: v. R. Ellsworth. DD. and Rev. L. J. Ayers.

Th vlng the 80th anniversary founding oi their Order, attended the evening service in a body.

Palm Sunday and the National Dey of Bayer were both observed yesterday.

HOLY REDEEMER Palm Sunday was iittin ly ob- served at the Chuith of t e Most Holy Redeemer yesterday morning

at all masses. At 10.15 the blessing oi the palms took place followed bv

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Jesus was the most religious man, and the Jews were ‘chosen by God to be the most religious papple ever in the world. As the Romans exem- plified organlzation and government and the Greeks art and culture, so the Jews exemplified religion and worship, which had been given them by revelation from God Himself. And all this system of religion and worship pointed to and foreshadow- ed the coming of our Saviour. Every sacrifice offered to God by the Jews in the temple was a type of the sacrifice of Christ on the Cross oi Calvary. Yet when Jesus came these Jewish people instead of receivng Him as their Messiah denounce Him as an lmbostor. and. crucified