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346 Euston Street or Phone 331-1.. ated. ‘Apply Freda Fergusorkqltg.

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WANTED — GIRL 0B WOMAN! ior general housework, family 0f Male and Female Help two. Good wages. 296 Grafton St. wgntgd

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WANTED " WOMAN To no‘ oifers open every door. Every family a prospect. Good districts open. Pleasant and proﬁtable

Street. 4'7

houseclean’ , about four weeks iii country. Telephone i818 or

Apply Gumma“ _____ _4'9'm'i work for part time workeyighllilree mun WANTED-SMALL APART- P1!" W! ca" °B"°- ’ “- ment. Family of three. No youngi mo“ Demrmw“ Mmﬁmm‘ 3'

children. Good wages. Phone] i378 or write "H." care Guard-i

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woman for housework. (our

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23E“in..5“i..“§%i ‘arousal inn-on h» u. rm». out. References required. wages consists of 105 acres, 90 acres cultivated, 10 acres ----————— —i~—igood lumber, balance hard

$10.00 per week to right partyJ Write Box 284, City. > I

WANTED — IIOUSEIZEEPER FOR

officer and wife only. at Dobert. 3m! 5°“- ﬁrew°°d-_ Ruiming Middle-used woman preferred. stream across this farm. For bungalow with modern con- Good orchaﬂt Two large

veniences. Good wages. Appl

Mrs. Arthur Wright. 1 oreenbarns, coach house, plggery,

Street. Charlottetown. 4-7-21? and pump housm “n” | For further particulars Lost And Found 1w“, t°_

LOST - KEY IN CASE. REWARD

EGGS. Not packed for export A Large 35-36%; A Medium 31%- 32 A Pullets 26-20%; B 3-30; C 7.

mine. Packed ior upon A Large

3 A Medium 35.

BUTTER: Wholesale Que. Job- bing pasteurized fresh No 1 ; No 2 34%; current receipt Que No 1 pasteurized 34% dol Mtl; No 2 9t del Mti: first grade cream. prints Job price 36iA-37; first grade solids Job price 36-36%.

OHEBE: Current white and colored western FOB, colored Que U white 20 ‘.4 FOB; wholesale

.white and colored for local trade land export western a0 11/16-21. !colored Que 23. white mid-ﬂit‘.

for local trade. 2 1fz<5>T$'_I%?i guiblbési #801‘ Ng.

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-—-—-_i___ ‘I'll! BAPTIST CHURCH

The service t min; was conducted (by Rev. rigid‘: 5°" L"? 3-D. with sermon "Tine Risen Christ Lives On." Easter is the shiritual hish tide of our years, the season wherein We proclaim the dynamic o! Christianity, the cross

and the resurrection oi’ our Lord. Mr iThere i5 "0 Period s0 heartening

B5 EBSTH- V'€re the world always as at Christmas. the ohumi always as at Easter, how gracious the

rlivlnﬂ. 110w filled with encourage-

swing so easily and so

mentl We Finder please leave at Guardian: MR- MILLAR MacF-ADYEN gardlylzémm m” gbﬂm” stands“!

8 1-2 Felling St.,

LOST-GLASSES IN CASE FRI-_

day night at Exhibition grounds- Charhmemw“ Finder leave at Guardian. Re-n ward. 4-9-11] _ 4-9-li. Male Help Wanted l DIALOGUE nurnovlssn I

In medieval Italian comedy the

WANTED __ MAN on T0 plot was written out but the dia-

work on small iann. Apply Evrett logue was improvised by the ac- Bovyer, Charlottetown. R. R. 5. tors. The nrt. form was- called 4-7-3i. "commedia dell’ arte."

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A Auction Sale

AT THE seoarlnc. cws TUESDAY, APRIL 10th AT z P. M.

I am instructed by the Prince Edwarflslsnd High- landers Trust Fund to sell by Public Auction, the fol- lowing equipment:

1 Safe; 2~Radios; 1 double door Frigidaire; 7 Wash- ing Machines (Elect); 2 Cash Registers; 1 Piano; 1 Dining Room Suite; 2 Chesterfields; l Floor Lamp; 3 Card. Tables; 1 Bass Viol; 2 Saxaphonee; 1 Trumpet; 1 Guitar; 5 Chrome Chairs; 3 Occasional Chairs.

Terms; Cash. W. l-l. BEATON.

tier, lasing sometimes the

ilgroat truth that the living Christ

ives 0n. a message that is not something o! the moment but oi eternity. let us remember that his followers in the irit of his com- mend "go ye ther ore and teach all nations’ received therein the dyn- amic of the Church. There is no "iinis" to the life of the Master. it is the story that does not end! You cannot stamp it out, the Church cannot be killed, christian- ity lives because its Loni lives, and will eternally outlive all of its ex- ecutioners. "I am he that iiveth and was dead and am alive for- evermore." Attwoods "Teach Me O lord” was the anthem of the morning The Church School under the direction o! superintendent R J. Rupert, met for its Bible Study period at l2, noon. immodiatrl:

GEIITIAL. GUARDIAN

“‘= ‘- " m 600K! .10: Photographs. colvrsosnanon an .

summon. "

warn IATEI ier ' t ll are now due. la-i-Ql,

IIIEIIEI ﬁlll . lug Water Rates a AH 1,1111.” i 4-1- . BIDOD DONOR CLINIC W . W... ..

Clinic ﬂab week. Phone 031a ‘- - ll.

LOH‘! GLAUGBS _. 0m o; m, local firemen lost. his glasses while fighting the Inhibition fire “idly Xllﬂht- Thvy were an ek-

i ai . fgrigl‘: ‘nepfmvihich he can ill aif

roucs COURT-In the Police CW" Saturday an assault case was further adjourned for a week; one drunk was fined $10 and costs or 20 days and another was dis- lihlrtled, it b61118 his first offense.

TRINITY CHOIR DINNER _ The Trinity United Church choir held an enjoyable dinner at The Charlottetown Friday evening at which the guests were Lieut.-Gov_ "m" B- W- LePase. Rev. 'r. 1:.

Dougall, deaconess. His Honor commended the work oi‘ the choir as also did Mr. McLennan who nt- tributed muchp! the choirs sue. cess to the ability of Mr. my Km. dall, musical director. A presen- tation was made to Mr. George J. Tweedy, KC, in honour o: 111; having been a member of the choir for 25 ears. Mr. A. R, c.1111; congratulated Mr. Tweedy on hi; long service with the choir.

FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of Thomas Costello was held from his late residence 333 Euston Street Saturday morning to St. Dunst/ins Basilica where R4. quiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Louis Dougan, who also con- ducted service at the grave. "llhe pallbearers were: Councillor Earl MacDonald. J.J. Trainer, Robert Nelson, J.M, Murley, Halt Lacey and W.A. Davey.

RED AND WHITE -— The March issue or St Dunstanhs quarterly magazine. "Red and White", is lust of! the press. looking it over, even casually, one can see it bears out well the motto of the college which it represents-“ex codem fonte tides et. scientla" — for every article clearly indicates its writer has not only drawn knowledge from St Dunstoxfs but faith as well. The essays on "Canada's Future” and "Russian Aggression" are con- cise, well written. and show a dis- play of knowledge of historical priraciples. The editorials are also goo .

‘LB. LEAGUE MEETS — A very interesting meeting of the P.E.I. TB League Executive was held last evening in the Mutual Life Oitiices. Mr. I-LW. Pletch presided. The main business of the meeting con- cerned the brief prepared by the Ixague for presentation to the Ad- visory Reconstruction Committee. . J.J. Connolly, secrete y for Reconstruction for the‘ province was present, and alter the reading of the brief, discussed its merits with the executive and advanced some suggestion which night be included. Replies from questionalres regard- ing the Mass X-ray Survey sent out to the different Women's In- stitutes and sub-divisions of the Catholic Women's league have been received and in every case, they were in full co-operation with this pro t. ‘line executive feels that wit those worthy orgdnim- ticms so heartily in accord. the Mass X-Ray Survey W111 b0 with‘ out doubt on unqualified success.

Personal

Mrs. Brenton Stewart, Carleton. has received word from her hus- band. Lieut. Brenton Stewart. that he is in Belgium.

Ral h Charles Dennis,‘ radio teohn clan second class has re- turned‘ to Philadslphia after spending n nine day leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Dennis Warren. Ohio. Cpl. C. A. Dennis. n

following the momlng worship. Evening worship at '1 PM was conducted by Mr Levy, with ser- mon “When Christ Meet; n Needy Soul." Miss Pearle Burns sane very expresslvely Handel's "O lord Cor- rect Me." Wesley's "O 10rd My God" was the evening imtihem. Mrs. C Elliott Full, org-tinlst and dir- ector oi choir. was in charge oi the music of the day.

WORLD HIGHLAND! The continent of Antrirtica is

the highest in t-he world, rising‘ to an approximate mean altitude

Ilugh hi. Walker's Stable. one ear load of choice work horses.

member of the R.C.A.F. in On- tario. Canada. and a nephew oi’ Mr. Dennis was an Easter guest in the Dennis home. Mr. and Mrs.

c R Donn.‘ “ma,” “M n "“"rorconrs SINGLE on "end slack ouiiil.» I. - ..-.;it-i Kcnsl to“ and Surnmerside. N‘

NOTICE

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PROCLAMATION !

(Issued. under the authority of the Emergency Shelter Regulations,

Order-in-Councll, P.C. 9439, December l9, 1944)

A Wliiﬂdiidilwﬁ

1'0 an. reasons PLANNING T0 MOVE To

Victoria - Vancouver - New Westminster Hamilton ~ Toronto - Ottawa - Hull

As part of a plan. to meet congested conditions, all persons who propose to rent or occupy family quarters in any of these Emergency Shelter Areas are required by Board order ﬁrst to obtain a pennit from the Administrator of Emer-

gency Shelter for the district.

The purpose ofthe order is to help those who must be

in these areas to obtain necessary accommodation.

Before completing arrangements to move to any of these districts, write to the Administrator for full parti- culars of the Emergency Shelter Regulations as they apply

to that district. -

Administrator's-

COUVER NEW

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Every person who rents or occupies family quarters in

any of these districts contrary to the order, commits an offence and, in addition to other penalties, will be required

by the Administrator to vacate the shelter and the district at his own expanse.

The Emergency Shelter Regulations provide serious penalties for hindering‘ or obstructing than efforts and for any contravention oi the regulations or of an order of the Board or of the Administrators.

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prefer tilc i stitched . il‘i'(‘51i‘t— resist-

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