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ma. Jocelyn Ootlin entertained fie numbers o! Fortune Bridge

7.1. on Tuesday use. Inehosbaeuceot

Also HALF SIZES . ‘ 16% to 26%

FASHION SHOW MARCH l6 and l7 Charlottetown Hotel

F. I. I. Hospital

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K and Creed followed by Roll C

to England. Ten members present. evening the

"WHERE SMARTER women shop" ' ~ j

all

which was answered with an ar- ticle for a. food parcel to be sent were

The minutes oi the January

meeting were read and approved.

the President

also the financial report. Proceeds

I” ynggfln‘ was presided over by c! the card party were reported to

teraomee who

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FANCY RID SOCKEYE SALMON

m made ' $16.11.

I I lid llell ll I Wveridulhmlll yplalillab ‘sultry sleds,

Cloear w FANCY are cor-toe SALMON

Helllin red color, particularly rich In flavor, "eh h lood values. The aIl-pinporo colleen; keep some on

Clooar Lao! FANCY PINK SALMON

on use I,lnl . on nitolarlgliotsolgoerfdieh: "M" 5'“ '

Rod Rooo FANCY QUALITY RITA SALMON Ialr ls rleh Wlibwibliilfiiifitliounijofli 4.. eeelred 4 Cloaor Loo! I ‘HOLE IUTIIR (LAMS >

, ll h h 11.1.1. gatvtttm".'.:":.z.-aa'zfm or. I I _

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be $14.70. liixponses $3.06. Balance

DRESSES

ybtnnnditirallliehael Doyle and rum

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FUR SPRING

1'he very first signs of Spring hove arrived — . bright end beautiful Jigns in the "forms" of designed dresses,‘ In fabrics you'll

enchontingly

sigh over, colors you'll revel in. styles "ho'll" lose his haort to. Corns now and choose your 1

heart-winner from our

exciting collection.

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It was decided. w hole another card party in the Orange Hall.

A letter was read from the In- stitute oiilce saying the adcpt~d Institute would be Charlton Insti- tute in Berkshire, lmgland.

A committee was appointgq w pack and mail the parcel.

Plannelette was distributed J0 the members present to be mode into garments i'or the Red Cross.

A letter was read from the Sou-

oi‘ fruit, isms, jellies, pickles, eto. rt was decided to answer Roll 0st! at next meeting with o. donation for this purpose. Collection amountod to & cents. The paper and questionnaire on child care tree read and dismissed. A “Babyb Name” Oontost was onioyod during the sooial hour- a-lso a contest put on by Mrs. Barry Buriko. Lunch was served by ‘the hos- tess assisted by Mrs. Horny Burke Lunch wee served by the hostess assisted by M's. Harry Burke and Miss Priscilla Jay. Next meeting will be held at the home o! Miss Mildred ‘mvrnsend. (Patriot please oopy)

srorur-wmnow IYIIJDI Snakes have a protoctivo storm window over their eyes-a trans-

parent membrane which saves the ayes from soratehu and iniury.

In Memos-lam

h loving mmsory o! my Gm- ht-hd. Mr. Daniel Lewis who passed uwoy February 10th, 1M1.

lllo was aueh a very dear Father Bopotieutsokludandsotruo There was never a cloud so heavy

or dork. Bat he new the sunlight through.

Somewhere book of tho auuaot

Where loneliness never diea

Ile aleeps in a land oi glory

‘Neath the blue and gold o!‘ the ties. _ ‘

lovingly lemembedod lry Daughter - Maurie.

In Memos-lam

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In loving memory of our dear Iothor and “ ndrrsatlior, Mn. Thunea Doyle who panes! away February 19th, 1e41, aged 96 yeara.

In Memos-lam In loving lazy of Muller MIG. UIZIAII B010!

who paaeed owq Ielmnry ll, 10M.

Wievarelaeltolito“. Inorerhlltotihinkoiyoe.

Delehierneersho.

III MEIMIRIAII

Ia loving memory e! my OOIP Granlrnothm

nae. ‘moms norm of 2mm name.

who deported trons Illll life February Illll, 1M1.

"Always so kind and gentle and trio."

Alwoyareasamborelby‘ aunoaflr

Gongwieloiiioua are ‘ “to-Mr. and MltDmIlas Aitken o! Fortune Brtdge who lost week celebrated their nitleth wed- ding anniversary. The event was flttlngly observed by relative-I who gathered at their ihorne on Morn- day evening to give them a sulr-. prise party.

dmess token o! love and their children, Mr. sand Mme. Mtlren

me ouanomn. The Central uariiiee

‘Ilsbeolaiuuiarucvoillclawa otloealintereenbutadroreidugd aw nature“ boinsertol a vaoeu aw flrlflly . aiilalnedvanoa:

COOK'S for Photograph;

Al‘ IOUI. SIBVIOI-Arulast 00a! Oo- Phona 249$.

rrrown sauunsnd reoe for group and wedding pictures on location.

EBA]. MRS. D. O. TOMPKIINQ

discuss the Guide and scout leader today at 1 P. M. ove: C. F. 0. Y.

MARITIDIE CENTRAL AIR-

WAYS three times daily to Mono- ton. Air and rail connections t: Montreal and Boston. Phone 2001 or 540.

WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK

both ooal and oil burning brood- ers, also brooder pipe and elbows. Book your order now, for delivery when required. Holman’: iottetown Store.

Char-

norm BEREAVED-Mlll M87

McDougoll, 235 Hillsborough Si... City, formerly or canoe Cove, re- ceived the sad news Sunday morn-

ng from her sister Katie, that her

husband. Mr. Charles Murphy at Berlin, N, 1L, had passed away.

CITY POLICE COURT - At

the Btipendiary Magistrate's Court. yesterday, a drunk and incapable was fined $5. and coats days, while a panty charged with possemion o! stolen goods was rc- manded until Saturday. No other cases appeared on yesterday's dou- ket.

Fiftieth Wedding

or l0

Anniversary

blhea:

An appropriate ad- was read and, as o tangible esteem irom

ris Hospital asking tor donations ma”!

are privileged to get together 1b: such on event.

thorn making their home iin the oamumntity where thew were berm. o'piaoe of historic bandage-oiled. noted im- its scenic beauty and re- markable for its possibilities.)

Since that day 50 years ago there have been many changes and you Mr. Altkon, have made s great eon- tflnrtim to communal life and progress through the develop- ment of the potato and dairying im- duetries under your guidance, as well as thrmgh your other inter- ests l.n chuarnh and school. in mold biailding and general development. In all these aotivitiea "the bride" was a constant help and coimeellor.

Not only ha/ve you given your best to the oornmiuiniity but in the home your example has been a guiding light to your family. Here, iaithmlness to one another. kind- ness and love to ‘those near to you and a generous welcome and en- tertoinmeort to strangers and guests have always been in evi- dmce.

The nrst 50 years are always the hardest but having been blessed with remarkable health you have been eble to ovemome all your stnupg-lee. You have given a solen- dld il-lusuatlon or self-reliance sn-d determination initiative and energy. Above all you have been mood neighbors-o, always giving a helping hand to iihose in need. al- ways showing o. true Christian spirit in all relations. not only in wvrk but in all activities.

Wehopettiattheueordotttie peat, wiul continue in the suture. that the years to oome will equal the first. Mar God continue to give you health and strength and bless you abundantly in your flit- tire lite and work.

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