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THE WAR SERVICE Campaign Y. M. C. A. will hold a. pubic meeting in Borden Hall, Wednesday May 29, at 8.30 p. m.

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Court yesterday morning three men charged wth crelilna a dis- ‘ turbance on the street Monday

mght were fined $10 and costs or 20 days in jail. The disturbers c-f ‘ the peace chose the latter penalty.

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I llAS TRAINING CLASS i Captain Wright of the P.E.I. High- '1anders has a c1855 of YOUNG T9- 'c:'uits ‘llldflr instruction at the ‘Armourles miniature ranges. Holl- 1 fox. who although ‘green at. firing

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. fjl~jul5 “‘ e a._ ‘ 1. R vjercnd P11011111 McKenna. 1- -' — t ~° "- l. ‘Llndas handsxomc‘ Th;- .1dcnt,_.\frs. Austin Murphy 8.1‘) n flffuvllf‘ ‘u-“S " a ""111? ' " line llllitutes 0f

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4 .' 1 wcl. 11cm back to the ~ *1" ~‘i’~_‘ e “Fm 0f fill I,‘ M {M2, : 21:) dramatic coach l‘? l1 -\""'"‘r1""'" Pv this branch 1W- . 31 v1 m , nuke qomy of the “OWL. since its organization

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- ‘- Bj-ln 11112131"? 5* f1 1 cp 011 of our mc-lnbcrs could we Quaint: A... -_ . _ c,‘ .\l111'v llcfllyi _‘\\'11°1l1;1\-. accomplished 5,»; nmcrh" Fob 1l~1< 3303- 31 _1° m ? 3 fmflé l.11j‘_11‘,‘]"°1\F, 1_f1_°f§l~'\'b§~la;g‘ L4 39%‘ Zcwtnethis Mrs. James Lawless, sec- n1.; -1106, l9 b1 n1. _ _ fill} 3I1~‘~-!21- q afiggm, and Doygam rotary, rcnd a report which com- . Elxnlurnfdv , T129. me {Toinivix}, 61pm“! direi,_ij>r the financial as well as the RJ-la l7 m '- ""”"‘m3~“-‘~°" t? 'I;*“ as ‘ ‘ g’ “ ‘ ‘so ‘ll srdc of the activities. - 11-5511 311-11 U SA PCJ. 9.»? l 10-. __W rcwoplr offibloclzgl; Service work nrrgu, . L u‘ . . v.21 1 av ..rs. ;|r1‘_v H11" BER! IV C | Tm‘ "'01. T -(\vork hasqhc-cr: carried oh ln 9'30 '1 n1 ~~- 1w. r1111 1 - ._,.,. .~. ro:1_i11:rt.n11 wi.1 tie Red Cross 021B. 9 til 11114- 3‘ 3 m l DJD‘1'I‘IT;.II(\~',§,§ , Q;,,,,,,,,,_‘., me Dm; society fllld sine‘; organization has ll 77 meg . 271. m. . “on or - V Experimental mane very" sgncn 1 progress. "Ow", v :13" " ‘ D 1111111011 Dcnort- 4 n“? rwnzwml" M75" 9:15 p m, ~ N Stmimagv M“ 8 ".0 has conflmld Alf-ton C11r v e on itemized ac- GSC. 9 58 11192.. ill 3 m. m, on m0 MC“, (ovmr o1 1 _ s and expenditures. RUFHC _ v n. 0x Covprjn; U“, “mm. It was fiPClflTl t) hold the regular 1010:) p m.» Nrivs 1n English m , _ m. {Mm rnalrkefllng ‘inonink; mcctng l1c111'\";'t.l1 on the 2HO3, {£1.15 m ; BRO-i, 2.3 l0 m i. _ S‘ m,“ U". Huck [Zn-m The first Thursday of each month. 211w“ w m m’ mfmmation Includes “on. phase The slate of officers was left un. “n (Ow is mmmwd in a Somme m, cl_1ru1,.c:l_\\_ltl1 t: o cxccption of 2nd F! ‘ d bull ‘in which mnv be ob- ‘ prggmrxli‘ "T '(. I}, 2M“ All?“ [is f- n me . ' _ 101.1% . urn" v ' " ‘r1011 [lligigloir of (“Um 7”“ m PWFKPHKYE f . . . .. .. ‘ ' -_ 1" 1' ‘XDRA ‘XS "T! 1h {£1 f r1 s.“,..1‘{ii~".§1‘~,,‘-V Di‘ VH1": dmi M». fgtirhdiijticco m ___,___ 1 ;1~ .2; .1 .1 l . - - f" _ ' - ‘_ ‘u ,7 _ i‘ r l, _ ._ ,, > l‘ .- _K3 h It was mo... and seconded to ‘ All‘ mfu?“ m, Alpgdvldxa Pit-m vpngn] "l.,l,‘itq-l1-s}l°nnpcyfio_ “ilFPllllS-Q an A.\'1nlns‘cr rut: for ule met. n. me home n 1 rs. 1.10 1 .. ‘ - - m“ um," in m Pqmn] ,1] H” M . .. ; n: < nrlicthtur!‘ C-Enlrll ~ ' Y P ‘ * h ~' ~ BU“ 'J“‘~'°"' M ‘We ‘Lewd b“ 1H1 -! ‘firs Harrv Hitches 1nd ‘Vfrs J B - ~' ~ w‘. " Ode and repcat- l-nrm. 0.1mm. have - " ‘. " 9.‘, ‘ ‘- " .' ,' 5-‘? 4']? _T““ “m, ,_ i.‘ Wemulin, we m_ Crokcn 1101c nppoinmal to miy mm ~. m" ( “d. n? dun" ‘ ' ° ; The mornbr-rs AKn -_-"1v1"ctl to hnlri t-:1..n‘v~‘1_~wr ~.>~111_ entertainments fortnightly" in the‘ 1 . . h’. ‘ —‘*'"— . . 1 . - t . . H ~ , ,. ‘ h - 1 cl1u1cl1 h.1.l to 1111s» .uud\. lt._\1:1u ""'\’;.‘""l“ , ‘ ‘hm, were,‘ . » on <9‘ r "my; fir; also drcLdcd lzmt the committee ~111Mb e - . i" ‘ _ >1 1:1. l';z m‘ .1 an .1» ~ rmui. .1, :. flcport vl..i')0 lb. Vconumucd 4zttllté1oothlg on Clgilvlmnilrihghvdéingornusc d s r\e 07 “ilk” -_ i‘ "§"ml“tp M " ' Prize for lli"i1~\t Aagrczato in‘ y!" "lot (e 6' k H __ _____ this parish in thc Christian Doc- n1'):‘\?Yi!1(i. s ‘w T __ .~ a i_' A w _»_.-_. . miticcs for Fr-hcnl nurl t. Pnrlflky |,\( m 5b _i11nc 0mm muons will b" l1 11 b1

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Mrs lnvton .‘.f1.',.';.1bc. Airs. A. 1.1mm l8 bcr (‘P111 izririfcr on Der!- p Bfiwffijt 1' ~ In wt- wmbcr i than :1! that. dafc 1n i938 194m; {be nnm» :111d,l_nrcc h1crenx<rs were Wpftrwd l" "mom, (\'(‘_c"fl w ny- ‘Quebec. Mmitnbe, Saskatchewan, H- ym- Pp_q(‘(}_ g W and Alberta _ ___ __ _ _ __ 4

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To cncnuratre the mcmbcrs tn crcatcr cfforts i11 Rod Cross work, '1 pnrislz-vflric drive was planned, which will, it is Impcd. show its rc- sults in tho ‘arse-r amount of work .1cco111pli=l1cd.

SEFRETARYS REPORT

Matlmn President. Rev. Chaplain. Officers nud Members of the St. James Sim-division Catholic Wo- men's League;

As your recordlnu-sccrcinry I beg tn report as follows:

Since our oruanlzation meeting on Oct. 15th last, f011r n1ontl1lv and three cxccutivc mcethms were held.

Considcrint: the iuconvcnicncca to many of th-c mcmbcrs. estrerznrlly dilrmz the wintcr months, ihcsc

mcctings were very wcll atlcutlcd and m1 cncntirnrzing lntcrcst shown Our organization following clos" 0n tho outbreak of war, the first work undertaken was in conjunction with the Rod Cross. Yarn and sewhw stippiles were tilstrfbilttd among

the members and n large nmouu‘ nf l

work is being accomplished. a de- tailed account of which will be giv-

Come along for a lulu of a time in Honolulu. with Deanna and her two sun-tanned suitors!

WALTER

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COMING FRIDAY SATURDAY

PRINCE EDWARD

eh by the convenor, Mrs. Harry 1 l-luzhss. I At an executive meeting on Nov. 27th four stirdv clubs were organ- izscl and it was ticcldod to tn e up the slut 1-11: Pope's F: _ cui ‘011 Cdflfilllll] Education of Youzh. t books being distributed among the groups.

members. Two of these namely Emerald and Freetown me‘ weekly in the different homes and a keen interest was shown in this phase of l. "tgue mdcavor. T11 the .outl_vi'11g di ‘cts, the rcsuts ant-re i not so satisfactory. due mostly to ithc lmrdsltips entailed in meeting ‘at this time of the year. However. now that the organization stage of this work may be said to be ymsscd it is hoped that all groups will be functionine during the 00min: sea- son. so inrnortant- it. is that we should all strive in those troubled times ,t.o be better informed con- fierning our religion and Notional e.

Twenty-three new members have , jozncd since 011r organization meet- l 111g, making a total of fifty-five paid 11p members. This is a vcry cucour- l aging percentage, but our aim is to "have every woman in the parish a .mcmber or the Leootre. i Our finances have lup by sponsoring variety ccnccrts and c11t-e1't.1l11n1e11ts, Iottcrlcs, Flo, all of which were highly sircccssfill both social‘ and financially, the ,-League having raised the amount

been kept

‘of $94.90 since its organization a ‘ few months ago. After pirrchnshtg {cur chart-or, paying Diorcsmt divs, ctc., we lmvc on hand the amnu" 1 of $66.89 which is to be used ,some of o11r parish activities ‘.0 he dccxiccl by the members at 011r ‘present meeting. The fFCllSllFPi‘, lvfrs. Alfred Curley will give you a detailed account of our lirlflllClill standing. O11r correspondence hns , bccn wcll taken cure of by our Cor- rcstrondine Sscrctarjv. Mrs. MIHTEC.“ Tierney who also attended to titc sending of letters of sympathy. 1 The Angel of Dent-h has nlrcnciy

bcrs, Mrs. James Curlcy. We extend our sincere svmpnthv tn hcr fnuulv and to our other mclnlscrs who have stiffcrcd bereavement dilrluu the past your. We w'isi1 to extend our thanks to our Chrtnlniu. Rev. Father McKenna. for his enrnuragcmcrxt n11d counsel ut. nil times.

As our nraonizatinzr is only in lls initial slalzc, w~ lmvc not accom- piisltcrl any areal amount of wm-k as yet. but t think I may sov 13ml it has been vcrv successful so f.1r tinder the efflclcnt leadership of our President. Mrs. Austin Milrphv. and with the ecu-operation 11rd road will of all our mcmbcrs. wc mnv look forward to a happy and .211"- cessful year's work. which is for the fzlnry of God and our common

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BONE DISCS FOR. PAY

IJQNDON _ (CPI _ The British Broadcasting Cor ration recctvcd in its mall elaht d scs made of bone from the Cocos Island in the Indian Ocean. with a letter exrfalnlna tin-v represented a vcar‘; mhscrintloir to I the B. B Cfs overseas program

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Lntercd our ranks claiming one of, ;our oldest and most cstccmcd mcm- |

cxcitiscs, nevertheless zsve u good raccount of themselves. Captain Wright 1s receiving assistance from CQMS Bcirldiitg of the Haflax Rifles.

ENGAGEMENT —- The ellilllfi!“ 1111-111 is announc-ctl of Miss Eliza-

bcih Bfntheson.cfMcntrcaLdaugh- icr of Mr. and Mrs. George Mathe- son. of Prince Edward Island, t0 Dr. Kenneth Borden Jacques. son 0f Hrs. Laura Jacques. _of Wollas- ton, Mass. A June wedding 1n Bos- to11 is ula1111cd._ Dr. Jacques grati- uiilflfl 111 lncrlicinc in the Clflffl 0f ‘:17 from McG1l1 University, — ivrtwirrenl star.

BRIDAL SIIOWEMAn @1110!- ablc- function was held at the home of Mrs. Benjrunin Wood of Alex- nnLira on Saturday ‘night when}! miscellaneous shower was given n1 honor of Miss Evelyn Wood whose marriage is to take place soon. Miss Wood locked lovely dressed in Queen's blue, Miss Mary McLennan

,lcd the bride-to-bc to the seat of , l1<:;1.:r. while lvlrs. Gov Judson sang swcciiy and softly "Here Comgs the Bride." The arch was beauti- fully decorated with a large bell in the center maklnz Miss Wood even more attractive. She was fol- lowed by two charming little chaps Earl and Keith Beaten and Winsome Louise Mcbennan. Earl and lxcuh carrying a lovely trrmmed baskct full of presents, while Louise 118d her arms full of additional gifts which were opened by Mrs. Wilbur Wood and names and verses read by Mrs. George McI/rnnan, Mrs. Gay Jucison placed them om a tatble. The gucsl of honor utado a 111cc lit-Le speech thankint: all for their ‘lovely gifts and invited them to visit her 2n hcr new home at Southport. The ladies then bounced the bride- to-be which made lots of fun and :1 bit: hand clap after which all iolncrl i11 sinpirv: “For She's A Jolly Good Fsllnvs." A dainty lunch was served by the ‘adios and much en- joycd by all. The social gathering ended in wishing Miss Wood much happiness in her future life. (Patriot please copy)

I PERSONALS

| Nlr. a11d_.\f1's.~l?rufl‘r_1' l-Ivde have w-cturned home after visiting . Nova Scotla. for :1 few davs with their 5e11, Sergeant. Gordon Hyde.

Vrtfldcrstiitc has

Miss Rover! \ lcfl for Clntham. Ont.. where she will visit for sworn] weeks, thc lcurst. of hcr aunt, Mrs. M. Scott

1 Fulton

! Mrs. H. P. Duchemin has left ,fnr hcr home in Sydney after a

brief visit to hcr summer home in - Fortune.

, Mr and Mrs. G. F. Hutchesm 13nd their daughter Mrs. W. J. ‘Ducherrln have returned Y visit to Montreal.

The many friends of Mr. Edwin fBell. DcSnble, are triad to see hlm ‘home again, after his recent oper-

ation ln the P. E. I. Hospital.

Mr. William Mahar and his sis- ter, who spent the post few months in Trenton, MS“ with their sister and larnthor-in-law. Mr. and Mrs- Frnnk Ryan left On Monday 011 return m their home at Cardigan. PEI. Their brother. John, who accompanied them. will remain for a few months l0nflr-—N@W G185- tzow Nun's.

Gleamngs From Tryon And Viclnity Ffsluernwn from Victoria East re- port th-e lobsters fnlr as regards the catch with the price at 8 cents a pound ‘or irarkct 1obs‘crs and 5 1-4 for crmncrs, which is the price let by lh" Gt-vrrcmertt for the c-rmers. T110 6 1-2 inch slzc limit on ihe South side in t.‘ sprint! has prac- tically no bearing on these fisher- mcn as thcrc is lcss than three :01)-

stcrs out of :1 hundred which camr- under it.

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Mr. Rcv Dawsmi ‘f North Tryon one nl‘ our foremost rftneers in the fnx husiuflss rcporls a litter of six rim: necks. or wimt is commonly known 11s frcnks to the avenue rmchcr. Those pun: arc nractlcallv nll a light grey colour or nearly Willi!‘ ls the nt-nrcst. dcwtrintlon. The Pr" ‘s; 1"“ mo .1" cf vorv nalc silvers and if pvcsrnf lndicattow moon Ally thin" Mr. D-crvson shovfd lnvc c 1u1n1l>~r of pelts next. fell \vl1‘cl1 will hold the son‘ itch‘, with rnv produce-i l11 "1" Voritlmcs. Tt 1' mcn “kc Mr. Dawson v"! ‘1 . "ht rtnrl com‘ cc in now- f":- wn" frr thrive "xi-o would like to v~1i1|"" bu‘ wail for the proof eun- nlicd hy snvncnnc rls." who rwvrly "lrvnvs rem) the lmrvrst b~forc their loss vc11f11rcs"111c brethren fake the plunzc.

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only '1 short time with nwumonm to which he flnwll" svccumbvl after rniwh suffcrinn which w»; 1mm:- with Mflonc- owl christian forti- tude 'T'l'e lute ‘fr. Fwmcis will not mu- I» rvrflqtlv rvflr-eer] p. M. WW.» N" in "e cn"~"~"vlnl‘v as rvell. '7'!" deceased was of a cheerful. vcniai disposition e kind and obllglng

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1 THEIR BANKS

LONG past is the day when

the best place in which to keep savings. Modern banking,

a hole in the ground was regarded as evolved by man as a convenience, to serve his developing needs, now provides the solution. As a depository for his money today the Canadian relies upon his bank. (I From the days of the old-world goldsmiths of centuries ago, to banks, bank notes and deposit accounts which meet so efficiently the greater business and human needs of today, is a far cry indeed. (LCanadrfs chartered banks, with their wide distribution of branches throughout the Dominion, now provide deposit and other banking services in line with up-to-dare requirements and in keeping with Canada's position as an im-

portant factor in world trade.

In um, a: in peace, Canada’: Chartered Bank: maintain, uninter- rupled, all their services to deposimrs, farmerr, manufacturers, cx/mrIcrr-jarililnlirrg the nation's busiuesb-Ioaking forward to peace trill: freedom as flu only sure baxi: for enduring prosperity.

THE CHARTERED BANKS OF CANADA

friend and neighbor and will luv; be remembered for his generous hus- pitalrw in his home. There was a short service at the house ioiowed by a service ln the Baptist Church both of which ware conducted by his pastor the Rev. SD. Trims. Many friends gathered to pny their last tribute of respect to n dear friend. Favourite hymns of Llle deceased "Shall We Gather At The River“ , and “Some Time We'll Understand" ' were sung at the church. He leaves to mourn his loss a sorrowing wife formerly Miss Agnes Rogerson of Tryon, one sister, Mrs. Joseph Rog- . ersmt of Tryon and one brother. , Parker Francis of Westmnreland to - whom tne sincere sympathy of the i community is extended in their sad ‘ bereavement. The pail-bearers were l Messrs. Austen Toombs. Alfred Foy, Percy I-Iowatt, Frank Robblee. AJbro Y Howatt and Arthur Hnlliwell. In- torment was made in the Baptist cemetery at Westmorefand.

The students attending Prince of i Wales college from this section have returned home for their holidays among them being Misses Lois Mc- Kay and Kathlccn ‘Bnultcr of Albany and Mr. Everett Howatt of Tryon.

It is pleasing to report that Mrs. Stanley Thompson of North Tryon has returned home much improved after undergoluc treatment ln the Prince Countv Hmpit-ol.

‘gret to learn that Mr. Thomas Dow- vtown motored to Tryon on Sunday son of North Tryon is quite seriously where they visited relativcs. ill. All sincerely wish hln1 a speedy Empire De recovery. Mr. and Mrs.