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,______. Personals

' 5M Myrici: returned by! from 3°90“ my‘

» ‘_ Mme Gordon. Bummer- Akmmt the week-end It h"

. K. Fraser. mgrliPlllﬁlsllligl‘ in Charlotte: . are chimed l“ “i” ha“? m,“ pummel‘ cottage P!" -

' , Mr, Fred O. v 1i“... is sti-ensly in iv!- 4 retaininﬂ ti" . H“ M,’ w 515° is the Rev. ; _ (“may psgtol‘ oi St. Pa"! .... n Church-

-Di.

.0 ‘ a1 "Sit... month! .i| mri ietum in . llllnlllﬂ. Qeimesiins n alternoon

Al Montreal for

heard

la illlillbei‘ oi citizens held a i.» in the Court House ‘mes- ﬂ ng to arrange ior victory

- on.

Jtalph Twee Larkin who two weeks wltl-‘lyhis wiie and ...| has gone to Montreal where eiipeets to serve ior the duration . discharge he will resume his ties at the Charlottetown Post ~~

iiciioii SALE

CAPE TIAVIISI ON IONBAY, APIII. "ti. llll l I. M. SHARP

noon-s young work horaal. “u will. ll young cattle. i

my that last evening wli

l berton and surroundings held re-

BIMETT QIOKBN. Auetloaey.

labolillalyataqnal-thold-

Iain ltloaa. II Grllvlo lilies.

lac thh aarvaoo . Q 11' IDIO- |

-oow aaue - ' Riley's- “ ‘afar-ill —WAN'ID us...» "w; ‘. KM vases. one mile .32

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' reason and because

INBHJBID _ . oae crr umm bllﬁllmliiipwaa strugk 1 a to his home iiom v/oikle llgroivlas badly bruised and shairen up but

did not require hospita. treatment. ti

He was taken to his home and Ill-O!‘ wll "Doria! to be resti as comfortably as could be expec ed.

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-.V-DAY PROGRAM. ALIERTON —At. a meeting oi citizens oi Al-

cently. it was asked that the vari- ous churches hold thanksgiving services in the iorenoon oi day following announcement oi cessa- tion o! hostilities. In the alter- noon oi same day a general parade oi war veteran. town representa- tives, school children, etc.. to cen- tral square where appropriate speeches and choral singing will take place. ln the evening a bon- iire and fireworks followed by a social couple oi hours in both community halls with special music ior the occasion.

IIICIIZI NOISE!

llouaewivea would do well to take not. oi aatra presence wu- Qona which come due ior the pur- oi sugar ior canning A1- ltd isndmli: hlalve become an n y preserves 0 will be good ioi- the o! iour more pounds sugar or . Numbers the final 10. due on July i9. be announced at a later date. Watiable leather glove; except decline and chemois be on the hands. or ohamois are very soit when wet and require careiul handling to avoid tearing or ripping.

~* ‘:£..‘i'".‘.?“‘“ MONDAY. arms.

a-r 1 o-ciocx BTOCK-I brood maul. ona due

re vlii.

oi ior will

panoramic! "customs:

_ IﬁQXt week and so possibly bring

liioiipry

UIIILI Iaaavc It. and

Trial illesiiiiieir Al‘. Slllillilbllsillﬂ

hill of John (Holman) Gallant. c ed with conspiracy to distill iillci spirits opened ml Supreme Court at QUEER-l aide yeaterrda with Ir. Justice, R. . This il the third trial ior- this aeousad oaths aaana . the Miss glalvli-ng - disagreed at previous when court opened yesterday, Ir. W. Henry Noonan dailies corneal rnada "m": a . "f, ia-charged withtha same oﬂeuce. w. Noonan said that M‘: ii 1". Monroe . .

the farmers would be able to work on the laud a ardship on some of the jury he moved that the case be set over to. the November term.

The Attorney-General Mr. Prad- eric A. Large said he would not oppose the postponement ii one case was proceeded with at this

Mr. J. J. Johnston, K.C., counsel ior John (Holman) Gallant then asked that this case e post- Poned also. He said that the de- fense had received notice iron-i the prosecution advising them that two very important witnesses ior the prosecution would not be available at this time and that the Grown intends to produce wit- nesses to prove their absence from this country. these men.

mmet Ranahari and Cletus Walsh were at the previous trials said Mr. Johnston. "Ii we can- not have them here so the jury can Judge their demeanor and we ean cross examine them it is most

GIGANTIC

Q Auction Sale AT IKLILETOWN l lilo Blatant irosu Albany 0N FRIDAY. APRIL Zltll AT 12 NOON

Owllllyh ill health l will sell Public Auction, the iollowiliyg FIIIU. ERICK i: f gull. (y,

‘ _arrn consist | .o aer at choloa land in a high state olucul. tivsiion, near Churches, Schools, Bailwai Station and Paved High- ‘WY. ulldlnga all in good repair, 1:525“!!! “Ml niodern llen

l mare ll years old, I600 lba. 1 liurge l0 yearn old, 1800 abs. l llol- etiiiri pow, 3 years old to ireaiien April Joth. l Holstein cow 3 years, (Milking). l Jersey cow, l 32hr and 9 (Milkirlr). a llerelord CiXW-‘I. l llllre broil Hereford b 10 months old, 5 {at rziltle. l bro sow to iarrow April 30th, 225 NI. hens. 350 W. L. uullcta. 6 weeks old. 1 double iruck wagon No. 50, 1 cart, l manure spreader, F; .2 bulls mower, i5 It. ‘new, F Yi_ hay rake. new F. d: W. No. ll Ilisc. Fertilizer Drill new, F. Walking. cultivator. F. A W. s ika touili cultivator, l3 tooth w eel cultivator. 1-‘. 8r W. Z row cultivator l2 disc hrirrow (out throw), smooth-

ioilllaltlnho dri marrlohoyloe milk u. m“:

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‘ Hire a Reliable

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PAINTING

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‘hi.’ barrow. l5.bar, 3 sect. lever spring tooth barrows, crown gang plow. walking plow Nu. l2 Y. l‘. A W. potato rooier drlvln ivugon. driving box h, den la single wood slelghs, table saw. Fairbanks Scales. 5001M. Hal's cleaner with blower, lack. '1...“ 6 it. F. k W. Hall's sprayer ‘m... - tanduiri diao liar-rows, Ford tractor with starter and

and

CIQIIIIPI;

ring out-

gaa calla. pump Jack, crook churn, double unery~ i523’. ‘Al. "£32" . unip Mill

Stiltaors wronoh cross cut saw.

ior the ddenco

'Williame,

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wi.

ora ior a

till these witnesses m2“... " xc counsel - ' 1a....»-

g.‘ than mp an no - will be coming

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drew case till the June term and o erad the John ir-Iol- man) Gallant case to promo.

and Warrant Oiiicor l. .031. Records Qﬂica who ilad that Cletus Walsh were out at Canada

Danette ltaaahan oi a letter received from her hus- band dataiined don and writ- ten approximately two months aso. The prosecution than en- deavored to have road tbevrecord o! the evidence liven by its

nahan l- and Vhlah at tho iim trial o! the

seemed but this was obieeted to by the deiense. The Court re- served decision on this matter till today. ‘rho last witness was Mr. Paul Perry, Sumrneraide. The jurors are: Bert Dickie. Carleton. ioreinan: Oliver small- O Wtilard Hutchin- Eminette McNeil. , Webster Boulter. Allan Clarke. Alma: George McNeil, Kenslngton; Ro Ellerslie; Ralph‘ Monk- ley, Central lot l6: Hudson Ram- say, Wellington: Layton Millar. Ellorslie: Prod Dawson. Tignish. The Attorney-General was pres- ent duringthe morning session only. Counsel for the prosecution are Peter Hughes, K.C., Frederic- ton, NB, and R. S. Hinton, Surn- merside. For the deience J. J. Johnston. KC. Charlottetown. J. Watson MacNaught. K.C.. and W. Henry Noonan. Sumrnerside-S.

; I who told

Sinclair Anti Stewart‘ Buy $25,000 Victory Bonds in 8th Loan

court aahortraoaaa gantadauadiournrnant o! the‘?

e could eiod record time. and that per-

oould set a new mark amount by which the objective would be over-sidascribed

Decide ToForin Credit Union In liinkora Parish

A hint meetins of the various Study Clubs oi’ the parish was held in Kinkora hall on Friday even- inc to consider the advisability o! organizing a Credit Union in the parish. Right Rev. Msgr. J Murphy Pléilded,

Rev. Dr. M.M. Coady. Director 0i hhe Extension Department oi St. Francis Xavier University ad- dressed the meeting. In the course o! his address Dr Coady,in strik- ing and vigorous language reviewed the benefits to be derived irom the Adult Education Movement, Co-op-

oration and Credit Union. His con-

and vivid examples oi the

‘accomplished

through co-operation in his na-

tive Nova Bootia makes us hope ior similar results on P.E.l.

"To Mach the people to think so that they may know what is rllhl. is the obiwt o! Adult lair:-

and Physical iii.-

ths pain (actors contrib-

u the oiomﬂt! d a 00m- inu

Alter Dr. Candy's meech a standing vo was taken or those in iavour o Joining the Credit Union. ‘those Present were un- animous in their approval or the

rune. ' Ravernid 111.‘. rrancle then brieﬂy reviewed the method oi or- tion. It was decided to or- aniae a Creit Union in tine near

A v5“ o! diaries u. the Rﬁverend speakers was moved by Mr. John R. McOIbe and seconded by Mr. Aidan Mulligan. The meeting then adjourned

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APPIICIATION T0 JUNIOI. BID CROSS

Since the beginning oi the war the Canadian Junior Red Cross members have been very active. Besides their u“... tions to‘ the National Junior Red Cross War Fund, they have provided clothing ior the children in the sixteen War Nurseries oi Britain which heir War Fund supports. Prince Edward Island Juniors have sent our boxes ior the Corie ‘I-lills "iursery at Broadstone. Dorset. England. and the following letter just received by the Director very clearly expresses their thanks and appreciation :-

Corie Hills War Nursery. Dorset, Eng.

Broadstone. March 3. 1945-

Dear Juniors: I have today _re- ceived the crate of lovely clothing toys, soap, etc. sent by Y0" kllld people ior the twenty small chil- dren in this Nursery. There was great lexcitement when the lid came oii the box-every child

oncel They__were hllu__lvl'l__l_l_§Ll_rlt_l‘l_

Annual . Meeting Local Auxiliary For The Blind

Tho aKnual ineeti oi the Charlottetown branch c the Can- adian National Institute ior the blind was held in the Charlotte- town Hotel yesterday.

Addressing the meeting. the pre- sident, Mrs. D. J. Rileyihanker. the committee ior their splendic co-operation and assistance at a! times during the year. She stat-er that the receiptsJrom the annua tag day sale were the largest since gie Auxiliary had been us aniaed

ere.

She s ke oi the passing oi Mrs. J. A. garb at whose home the Auxiliary had been organised and who had always been such a iaith-

1 member ind supporter in all its activities. Thank: uere then extended to the retiring oﬂicers. also to Mr. A. H. Mould ior his kindness in allowing the ladirsihe use oi the room in the hotel ior their meetings.

The following slate nf officers vras elected for the ensuing year:

President. Mrs. S. G. Peppin: ﬁrst vice-president.

Brehaut; treasurer_ Mrs. J. S. Mc- Kay; secretary, Mrs. AK. McPhee.

gued by the coloured mittens _ and twin boys we have of three years went to great trouble to find themselves sleepers the same colour. They are very fond of each other and always look so sad ii not dressed exactly to match! The scribblers and pencils will be a tremendous joy on "indoor" days when its grand to have some- thing to keep them all occupied. These small children come from

the dockyard towns on the south,

coast. Most of their mothers are

wanted to wear something new Bil‘ welders, riveiers, etc, in the yards,

PAGE NINE

Largo Victory Loan Meeting At llo. Vliltshire

___

P lo of North Wiltshire and vicini y turned out in large num- bers to hear Major Albert Wilsor addrless their Victory Loan meet-

t ht. lgr ntllailson gave e tine ac-

count ot the Canadians and their .

part in the conquest oi France rrom D-Day up to the time ha himself was wounded. l-le spoke ieelingiy oi those who made tha supreme sacriﬁce, many oi whom were irom this Province. .

also egripialned the rut: w ch his unit

a . Major Wilson in closing strongly urqed the people to support the 8th Victory Loan in order to bring our boys iiome to a life worthy oi the sacriﬁces they have made. Tlis audience which listened very ‘ai- tentively to the clear. concise ad- dress, gave the speaker well de- served rounds oi applause as ha concluded. r. E. Edwards capalily per- formed thc duties oi‘ chairman. The iilms, including a picture on the city of Caen, “You Can't Kill A City." were shown by Miss Hilda Gillis oi tlic National Film Board. There was a iarze strcmf- ance oi pupils from severalschoqil atmthe afternoon showing of tne fl s.

The speaker attack on Caen, took a major p

and their fathers are in the ser-

ces.

Tomorrow. I shall put your beau- tifully made bed covers on some of the cots. I only wish rill the "workers" oi these. and all other lovely garments. could see them in use. I do thank you all so much for all you have dona

ior us in this little Nursery. Yours sincerely, V. E. Starkey, Matron. i

'""* as. ‘csdritm .""'.."{. era. no ml windows, lirooiier stove, roiiair grain crusher. ‘hirer, double trees s. t. mower knives. I‘ W shoals oea, l

and h h

Ilia. lil. I. cream aspen?“

I00 lbdmilka lnparav

blaeklmiltla lam .anvll. vice, d a

, iar

aat ~ cedar polio and stable. us: lot double liarncI. I sets lea traces and iiarneaa. gas! and breaching, cart saddle and reaching, d leather collars. names. dlea and relna. sot doable ieina. breaat tra

Ia leg.

200 lba. itlmothy

cod, bbler potatoes (seconds).

some houaehold clleotv and otiﬂ

articles too numerous to lnaniial. Turns

II day Ia uiint aals on nest day.

rrzacv r. ALLEN. iwou r. MORRISON, Auctioneer.

“l .. PROFESSIO ALCARD i T. E. JIIIBKIY

cliartaradAeoouaiaat Oﬂlﬂll

qlie cigarette has an inch.

A pilot lit it just before the “scramble”. He set it down and rushed for his plane. And while it smoulders in the ash-tray he streaks up into the murky night

in his mighty atom — a_Spitﬁre. Bullets rip fromnhis guns.

Another enemy plane disappears

in a blistering burst of ﬂame.

He tightens. A glint in the night

tells him he is being attacked. Hot metal chews at his plane.

Four bullets smash into the cockpit.

His body slumps.

The Spitﬁre spirals down. down,

from a sickening height,

and buries ice nose in the earth. The cigarette still stnoulders, ‘These are the men!

Such are the deeds! Men ﬁght.

Men die, for Freedom - for your Freedom.‘ Repay them . I . it's little enough to do . . .

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