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_ GATHERING — A “Ogle time was spent at hmw°jq.il"uii‘i=iittlfi“'°'" *"i“i.t"‘i‘i‘.tfl‘.° stir":

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hm g Tried Cross quilt and also

fining-IE)‘ fifty pairs of socks and sweater . besides many other articles. Refreshments. including a birthday cake were served by the Miss, aftfll’ which two daintily trun-

d midgets. filled wlth fruit and delioaéiimuwjsrf orérelsented to

_ l-follan . A o n ri slnlénfl $314 um“ syne" andIWIShIIlg er miiiiv more happy blrt-iciavs.

4th Victory Loan Scrap Book Now Dn Display

1; will be recalled by many the varied and interesting "events" that wok place during the 4th War Loan campaign in Summerside. one

year dBo.

Following ttlie closing of the cam- paign. Public Relations Chairman. L ‘W. Hancock. together with othcrs of his committee spent a week preparing a huge Scrap Book containing full/ account of Hie eampaigll events. This scrap Book

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

LOIIITI J- IIIII III’!!! 210N800!!!

Burma. Duncan Ian uauuet. o1 Granville Iii-cu

Bay at In pol do! o: lilo p: g gin vow orlu so (In boy ruoonslhlt- for deliver-m on vunr IOIIIA ..-{—i —""__*‘—i~ "-

‘speaker's son. and they depict vei";

lllllnnove:

Jouthnlt lg“.

WIN! ill!!!‘

IOIRIILIUIID mglflflg,

Iod- fbona Z88 for llllb service

-ri.asnc maabia at 211$?‘

-IIAVE A 600 and ‘I50 lb. orator; on hand foi- immegi”; Also range stoves. like live stock in exchange. gen. frew Co. Geo. Mayhew, xiugom.

4 4-11.

—MISS ROBAMUND DUFF well known temperance lecturer and field secretary of Ontario w.c.'r,U, will address a meeting in the Un- ited Church I-lall Alberton on Thursday, April 27th at 8 p.m. and in United Church, O'Lcary on Friday, April 28th at B p.m. Silver collection will be taken. 4-24-21

- STUDENTS IIEAR LECTURE -Students of Summerside High School were privileged to hear u lecture on Friday afternoon from (Rev) Dr. A J. Brace of ‘for- onto of the Y. M. C. A War Ser- vices. Dr. Brace has spent twenty five years of his life in China where he taught history in a col- lege there. I-lis talk was on China and he stressed the magnificent endurance of the Chinese people in their long struggle. Referring to the accomplishments of China in the last few years, he divided :hem into five categories. l. Great mot- or roads. 2. Air travel. 3. Radio. which has gone e long way towards unifying the language. 4. Uninc-

cemept ob- 4 2L

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lh B“ ' AVIS 1:“ PAUL LUKAS i- WAIIIER MS.’ nwmu ulsxol d" ...ei.~!.§ ‘tortuous rnzctaitofi m...:::.*%.'i-..'.':lt'.%.¢w.u'

ALSO SHORT SUBJECT Shows —7.15-—9.l5 TUESDAY AT 3-30

Si.‘ MMERSIDE E@QHHMMMm@@@

Serving With Navy

atlon of the banks. 5. Education. ‘Itie speaker interspersed hh re- marks with ancedctes drawn from hi5 experiences in the country In‘ the evening Dr Brace addressed al public meeting in the Red Triangle‘ Club and also showed slides These] pictures had been brought out of‘ China during the last year by the‘

vividly the living conditions cf the people at the ilrcscnt time Rev.- Charles CSYHEGY acted a5 chairman‘ at the evening tnecting. Dr Brace also addressed a gathering at the, Mount. Pleasant airport on \Vcd-| nesday evening -s

was taken to Ottawa and used as evidence of Summersidefs magni- flcent effort in tlic Natioiiali trophy contest. When the judiiesl were through with their job they"; admitted they had found l! a 11105! difficult task to decide between‘ Summerside and New Glasitow. N , s a; to the winner of the Nation-t al trophy. The fact that Summer-l side was a close runner up. be-. monks well of the part 91BX95 bl’ all‘ Summerside citizens in that cam- paign, now history. I

Very few persons were privileged to view the contents of the huge scrap book mentioned above For the benefit of nll who wish to sec this Book. beginning Monday the 25th. on the openlnl day of the loan. this book will be displayed in the local War Loan headquar- ters widow (c. R. MacQuorrlc-s» Offices). Each day during the campaign the pages of this Scrap Book will be turned: one page OM11 tiny Iii this WHY B11 Cltllflks Will b.“ privileged during the duration of the Loan. to sec all the content-s of the Scrap Book. Many of the newspaper clippings recording the feature: of the campaign are taken from the Charlottetown Guardian

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S. Y. C. I. CURRENT EVENTS

Monday 24 to Friday 2d

3 p.m. to 9 p.m. — Recreational Room at School open under Wel- fare Officer.

Monday, 24th — Outdoor slide midy for continuous use.

Saturday, Nth, 9 am. - 70 boys ls selected. leave Bus Station for

Gym.

WE'RE

THRDlICll m

of‘ NS/ummersidlem WINSLDE J. LIDSTDNE, Mayor

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Enman Drug Co. To Enlarge Store Building

The Eamon Drug Co. Ltd., Sum- merside. is planning a business ex- pansion which will include the con- struction of a 60 it. ' 33 ft. wooden extension to the rear of the present prcmkzs. The bulld- in contract has been let to M. F‘. Sc urman Co" Ltd. Summerside. and excavation for the basement will commence this morning. is also intended to enlarge tit:- present building by extending it towards the Brace hfcKay. Ltd. building a distance of about six feet. In the new section there will | be a new open view dispensary. a photographic studio and a stock room. It is expected to take about four months to complete the re- notations-S.

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of stliool age. Mr-"Fin;

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Der, fife

. Bulaell Somera. slid: I llwlyl honour Samuel when I read this verse. 1f the boy is the "m" 0! the min. ll we are told thflll 0f that of that make ‘Can't you

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that must have stirredohia fipfiti‘ heart that night? Can't you 1m. ow his frame would tingle

fir‘ intlamo

voice‘) Yet

lt- Bv w: r t t. I'll n. 1.. i.°l€&“..§"€t.. 2&3. PW!‘ _ _ in ricon and had in: at m. alm- and it ‘Quilt? Wll . And odd was sent to see vlvho

knocked so late. and Rhoda went and heard the voice of Peter. And such an excitement fell on that little girl. such rnln led fear and 1°? 111d Wild SHIP . that d1 clean forgot her duty in the thrill of it.‘ l-nd left the door barred in Peters face. She heard the voice of Peter and forgot her duty. But

heard the voice of peters God. She quite forgot in tumult to draw the bolts. But fill-mild Opened the doors of the house of the Lord. Vision or no

that is the spirit to carry into life. The fimi conviction that "llmlflfl in heaven or earth must tamper with the duty that lies to hand. And it is strange. though it is very true. that among the many thngg that make our duty 133"!» "18 Vlslvh. the inspiration. the llillift the widening outlook, should be one. Did you never find it difficult to settle down gftgr a

“VVhen lnnitucd and notregflor ‘é’

I epentd on I Fruit-a-tives"

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Delightful Band Concert

a Last Night

‘The delightful band concert held in the Prince Edward Theatre last night was not only one of the highlights of the season, but a utiique "veut in the history of the

‘ This performance was but .. of mznv across Canada and is a remarkable achievement in musical success and too much c: not b:- said in praise of all these izirl musicians and their ta .nted lenders. The huge audi-

llffle holiday or travel? Yet if normal travelling and holiday mean anything and are not

squandering of precious hours, they mean a widening outlook upon things and agrowiriz vision of [ho beauty of the world. Did you never find it hard to pick up the threads of duty after n blow. A" 880m’. a death? It “~35 a vision of Calvary, that hour. It was a BllmPEe of the cteriinl ivorlci

Seen through the Qpgn gravy And it was hard in the fnorv N V, open the doors again. We ivanr

the Sllirlt of Samuel at such times It is because I believe in the sov- ereignty or God that I ball-we in the supremacy" of duty. ' no vision. voice or no voice. our Quit’ must be done. and we will do it. until at last when our little part » Plalfd. our tasks shall ilil the ‘well done". from Jesus. our vision shall brighten ifjfg love of God.

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C. KEITH CLAY

Wlrl tel rapher with the R. I ' I ‘Nye-J: ,E;,,.,_,,,‘,_, w ,3 Contributions ltow M cave w paren s. A . a v~ . )1 H \V Clay, Ecxt Royalty. s -! Tel“. Clay has been id the Navy Tfllfil Fl_qd__‘m31<l-,Ma‘ §ince_l942 when he discontinued his L h‘: lafitvolrlgh-fi "°‘°""‘"-' “m” i t; cliv.d.cfmndz~.' i‘ __ ' M H meeting 0f the cstnpaigii nbvr 5'1. the Pipe Band _ £81331 Eidiél; ‘iiyenriizgé IAfril élstl _ “ Th bands are i‘ " B . - . . ' a c cf ./'~ ' 2 Ltd" total contributions 1dr crush. "m? of @315: Dlrd e5. and equipment rcpcttrd N, 5 Mom MC.

Fathers To March

In next ‘Tuesday's big parade. will be secn a spacial group of children banners.

ITIlCFO will be children who's faili-

School Pupils '

At next Tuesday night's event at. the High School a number of school pupils will appear an the stage in front oi’ fire nflcrophcne These will be bond purchasers who are purchasing bonds from money they themselves earn and save. Such an»

effort on the part of the younger

generation is to be mmended. and ft. is the purpose of their public appearanc to give thrm such re- cognition.

u I t y . ' ' 1

phrase will be carried, on

talnment. No. will furnish 150 troops dron Commander Flight Ueuten- Gt J. J. W

carry a mobile wireless unit. ano- ther air sea rescue equipment and} n third, a power plan

by Squadron of No. l G will move off at 7.30 P. M.

llel i

I Al‘.

A large banner with an appealing both by the children composing

To Purchase llcndsiiiiglisp°°‘ilr°“p-

No. 1 C. ll. S. School To Aiii

l

I iS. Y. C. I. Campaign‘

rezc ed the sum of $401‘;

ended the 23th. teams "bolt several persons still not can- lvassed. due to absence or other

causes. Tlte Youth Center finance com/n. ittee‘s objective ivas $335,: for tile

campaign. Persons not Yet calisd on

HIT.‘

ors are overseas in the present war. asked still to leave their tcumbm.

ions with Mr. W. M. Mellislr. treasurer. at the Canadian Bank of, Commerce. ‘

A ‘vim-i agreed to continue

fl-llcil‘ efforts to try reachinc the ob- ijectlve set of 5.5.00". iiouvithstnnd- ‘in! the campaign is officially etc-- ed- Money will be needed through. [out the vcar it was

1 . late contributors wiifs?” out

WEICCUIPG.

Navy Minister Says i

Tuesday admin 2am. in the! war "at over At s93 i

Summerslde school ailditoritxn. the public invasion equipment sale will‘ e en

features to be mostly provided by entertainers from No. l G. R. 8. Station, Summer-side. In addition,- kfhe Dominion wide “"1012 C. W4 A. C. will be feature will be the No. 1 G. R. S. orchestra

S the evening: LAW. Btil C Notar. Sgt. Rio Carton, 1-‘. L. f-Iobson. AW2 Gran- d)‘, AW 2 Goodwin. Sgt.

enlivened by tertainment

pipe band and local talent heard. Another

The following from No. 1 G. R.i

will provide entertainment for es, LAW. rocker, LAW MacDonald. Sgt. idon. F‘. S. Mc-

Milton,

In addition to the above, Miss.

Beatrice Gallant, local pianist. ivill‘ provide a, group of piano numbers.

Also Cooperating In Parade

In addition to providing enter» 1G. R. s Station under ua-

bou. Three truch

carrying special demonstration -

of Air Force equipment. will up -

in the parade; one truck I l;

‘Tuesday's parade will be headed Loader W. G. Scott R. S. station and

AUCTION ii

AT EMERALD

Raving dis red of my farm '1

ueiionAon champag-

Elfif" ‘life

solo are”! ‘vorkl ca

: also fnrrn machln and l] nnlliy of household elect in- dlng a parlor furnace.

Tenn Cub.

lfduicuionnr. lulu mint. flnc day.

noon iwoaruson. alto-u. '

(Signed) JOIN M. MGKINNLl

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iliidnc s Must

. NTR-EAL April 23 -- (CPt — Navy Minister MacDonald here Saturday that although ‘we dominate the Atlantic and have‘ the upper hand. the enemy may still strike serious blows at us." i Speaking at the clcseing meeting‘ three day Navy League seal Cadet conference, Mr. Maclion. aid added “the war is not yet ov_ er even at sea where we obtained our greatest victories and saw our. greatest success." ‘. Mr. MacDonald said there mightt be a “reduction" in the sire of the‘. Royal Canadian Navy after the war. However, he added. “I hope. we shall never return to the foolish! time when we had practically no‘ navy and very few merchant ships.

Progressive Conservatives Name Chairman

OTTAWA. April 23—-(APl—Ap- pointzncnt of Hon. C.P McTaizuc of Toronto as "national chairman or the Progressive Conservative oartv and Henrv Borden. K.C . as is general adviser was a i nizht hv oartv headquarters on behel of national

ader

v‘

f John Bracken.

Mr. Mvfrtuue. former Court of tAi-io Judge. was for- merlv chairman of the national war labor board. Mr. Borden. a Tor- ontn lawyer. was until recently co- ordinattor of controls for the mun- itiorls nt.

SUDTPIXIC

lea mulAtid

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'" earl". ...,,."‘":"=’-”"t'*' who‘ n Rhlumltlc nlfil. fre- quol and full worn ouhoften an by y and lddor troubles timid In arch cub iha very ant dim of rlflit lo-Dork helping the Kid- rtmisiuwitalpsritaz-rii lust A dl lo. n: u! 9 III ieel

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‘o n -~ an better than in yearn. r1315- wroonly-bmk llroerncnt on a mm to nd of the IFIIIILY nilnfnctor . You nolhlnr loco

D II Wfi

Although the czmpaicn nfficzdlljv‘

cnce who availed itself of the great opportunity to enjoy this §musicldl treat was assured that fmusic indeed hath in charms.“ i In addition to the musical pro- ‘gram the concert was opened with memarks by LL-Governpr B. W. LePagc who on behalf of the citi- zen‘; of Charlottetown welcomed and (‘3ll5ld"I'E!i it a privilege to do so. the C.WA.C. Band. Lieut.

b . , recruiting of- xj ‘

fire '

cd 0'1 cur duty to "Canada". and- "ta stand 0:1 guard for our country." Lirut. Mo v .\lc.\/furra_v fortited charmingly" i‘l the role of ?ll!l3Llllt‘€l'. and Cam. Grace Mc- I\' ll is the (‘Rouble officer in ch: u.’ ii Capt. Mc-

returried from took a coursc

‘ l9 u-tnr Lillian Grant. Vic- "nd Baud Master V""""viii". mu.

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dccd be

Sodality, Alumnae 0f

St.-Joseph’s Convent, i

onthli" meeting of t Alumnae of St. J C lo. ca‘ oi letters ircu. absent

mun s “ere read by the

pond secretary. Miss Mary C r orzin. who W85 asked ack n edge them

rcrorted Rx! C~ cl and kniti: t;

‘ r ‘sin: fuitd; were dis- cussed, and it ivds tlecidCd to hold a pantry sale at the Convent on April 29. Great intcrest was taken in the the cha.

‘am. Rev, Leo Harrell. At

bets asqsted at Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. i

At. a subscquant meeting of the executive arrangements were made for the celebration of the Feast of the Patronase of st. Joseph on. Wednesday". April 2a, There will be; a High hfdss at the Convent at

.7 am. for the intentions of the liv-' c

inc monbcrs of the Scdaliti: In the afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be. a sermon followed by Benediction‘ of the Most Blessed Sacrament

Canadian Sailors Subscribe To Loan

with which they are hammerlnl the enemy on the Atlantic. ‘

Announcing the total already reached. Coirunodore C RJ-l. Tay-|

"lor. Newfoundland flag officer. de-

t clai-ed at a ore-campaign rallv to-l day that the official auota for this command was $360,000 but that navy w-ould be cunning for 8500.000 or more

, for iseveral years by the Charlotte-

f olic Cemetery. the m- ,

I

. The service 94111133 BUTLER CASE SETTLED-Tha

.‘ ssewing ccm-case of Dominic Butler _ _ , ell underway. City of Charlottetown and sever- fruitful in this dizcesv for past. and ivhose__ names demolition of forever u} poerilgeefitlvéilflefncggnhizgplaglve m ‘ bof g-‘hehfiecigilsthiiogdt who amnem

t1 ; b _ d _ mm 1 were T0118 I Ere ‘ l‘??? hav been knoivii by about N other We’; o‘ o‘ can ucwd by fled w‘ of com 0° “Seton Bishop Louis Query‘: Pellllllhanfes. iras cornered ‘while roboinz

of the meeting the m rn-' who are now so solidly estflbllih- an apartment out zougat his way

iCfl-SRIQLTTIEIOWN CGQAEQIALND

iccnmt CllAIlDlAli]

u may he M‘ Iiricil! DI!- vuce.

of a nanny nntllre I I0 Li? "*‘

It five conic nhle__l.n ad H

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CONTIlI-ATION Llfl IN- SUBANOI.

RICRNT ARRIVAL! ladies‘ coats. dream and hats. Kennedy's Ladies’ War. 4-2l-3i.

umuirunp ucturc "rubies" m; Coal: at. mir- Bcboolroom ruudu. i pm 4-24-11

nation to um x» '

Monday. May 1st f0 prgflilil IZnBJIJ.

f.‘“£iii§i2"‘it i‘."‘°“§‘“..o' i.'“i’>“°" - ‘l8 9|. 9

Btonl. 440-119’:

BALI-HOLIDAY FOB SCHOOL I —Theie will be one session only. of the city schools today. to en- able the pupils to watch the Vic- tory bun Parade. i

24-3. Every after- noon at 2. 5 p.m. except Satur- day and On Saturday evening 7.30- 930 p.m. 4-24-3i

ENGAGEMENT — Mrs. Allison Auld, Charlottetown, wishes to announ the engagement of her daughter, Dorothy Rebecca to Thomas Henry. son of Mr. J. P. and the late Mrs. Ferris of Glou- cester, England. 4-24-

ISLAND BULL WINS HONORS -— The Jersey bull. Wonderfull Standard ltnd-Jtmlo-bred on the Island oi’ Jersey and owned

I town Jersey Club. has been award- jed a preferential one star rating by the Advanced Registry Board. , Standard now has l2 tested daugh- .ters and the necessary five have {qualified with one-third over re- .quireinents.

i CHILDREN'S ART EXHIBIT - The P El Art isorinz a school in the Harris Memorial during the week. April

‘elusive. Over 200 pictures

lery will be open to the publzct from 2.30 to 5 pm. each w-eek flay’

be open from 7.30-9.33 p.m. Satur-. tday ‘but will be Ievélllfig All are icome

cordially wol-

to

, ____. I FUNERAL — The funeral ithe late Jonathan H. VanBuskirk

_v:as held yesterday afternoon from ar jthe Cutcliffe Funeral Home.

‘ Lennon.

FUNERAL ronav - The re- our one ‘mains of A. B. John Francis I-low- ‘~19 97"‘-

att. arrived Saturday night {lllll C3

ivere cfiiriveycd to the residence of 5335mm and m? ' parish churches and IYCIO es ii ins aunt. Mrs. Gertrude Bell, i0 d“ [his Island S: pkmflm‘,

Upper Queen Street, from where the funeral will be held this (Mcn- ‘ day) morning at 8.45 to St. Dun- stans Basilica thence to the Cath-

vicrolcv LOAN MEETINGS- Trie National Film Board films which have been prepared (spec- ially for the Victory Loan Cam- paign will be shown tonight ilfon- cayi in Kinkora and Georgetown. ‘Puesdav there will be a mcctlnz at Freetown. also Borden. Wednesdav the rally is at Breadalbanc, Thurs-

c. H

day at

at Hunter River. Thursday" there l _ . . is also a meeting at Victoria and 1131195 hi"? 31"?" W m“ Friday a rallv at ‘Hamish.

mlnent speakers and other

esting features Will make