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In Memoriam

Mll- JOIN J. MUIPII’ "We shall die as we have lived". o

The truth this statement was fully exam llied in the

oelul.

o! Mrs. ohn J. Ma le Plains gill Ieb- iiit ‘u 59m d bter o!

-one ear o. a

they late yMrf 31d John 0i this family the iol-

amdala o! a

33 to her husband and family who

in her last prolonged illness tried known to t

h i3. ‘m

ul bring no permanent relief 1mm her male and for the next n mont her llia was a special p oration ior the last summons. was never heard to complain and until very end was alert and interested in all about her. In the oom- mﬁrinity in Whlﬁh shed liveg her w mg co-apera on an rea y as- sistance in every undertaking for social or spiritual betterment will long be missed.

Her funeral was held to 8t. Malachi! church on Feb. 10. Re- gion: High Mass was celebrated by

t. Rev. J. A. Mur y who had been in frequent at ndance dur- ing her illness.

Her remains were

reverently borne to the adjoining

cemetery

y. Albert

1e, Parnell

oCarville, Harold Mulligan and Leonard Murphy.

Near other loved ones we laid her, Low in the churchyard to lie, And though our hearts are near broken,

Yet we do not question "why?" She does not rest ‘neath the grasses, Tho o‘er her grave they cree , She has gone into the klngfom, Mother has iallen asleep. '

MASSE!

IlJhnJLMui-ph ndimi. 2 M19. and Mrs. Joyhrla C. éallllsynt

Nybnlrlﬂessilevﬂillﬂllllllllllllll

___.:__

Germain lick-A k“ Guns Open Fire

COPENHAGEN, May '1 — (AP)- Clermnn anti-aircraft batteries on gihﬁlmDli-Illﬂl Baltic island o! Born-

° .

answered with bombs, causing damage and ooeileities.

SAN FRANCISCO CMM

IAN FRANGXO, May 7 -(Rell- tors) — 1n this city when the Un- ited Nations are planning against iiuture wars, word oi the German oopitulmtion was received today with xtrao calm. As one obeuvee‘ put. it. "you would never know there was a peace on."

A-DIT NJB., May 7 — t )—Revenne lviinister D. . n was nominated tonight

"candidate toFsaint ’

in the federal election

reorganization announced l8.

big boss and several oi his qgees were all attic M81111 school. The boss W“ Sl-lecializin! on s. course entitled “Howuto Re- duce Current Expenditures. While the otihers were eagerly ¢fﬂmmln§ 0n the subject, "Increasing Ones

..

» , f l Do your comp ex on w uh dun. You'll ﬁnd your shoulders ook 5 cans? years youn er. lghy? iBauoso o er res are ean by yo! pliant» Se?‘ baths .-ggd p9, 4 I: m Qvutbefmly. u: face pom‘ do ed with dirt and make-up, an‘: R1518: free! and soon your com- donloses its xiblv rafmu: and age! ore in time. That needn't hi!’ ﬂ Q year complexion. Palmolive o en an easy way to keep it ndsand lovely. You conlool: younger In I4 doyni . Wash your face 5 times a day Will’! Palmolive, and each time, will: a Pfowdoﬁ massage hlmolive larhercg lose your skin-for an extra 60-

culation, clears the ores to help your corn lexmn re- gain its ﬁaxib mftnw, ome 10/10‘, ' in just l4 days!

l‘, eecondei This easy Palmolive ‘ ‘ Massage stimulates the ctr-g

uh your .

ily. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Shreenen 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Shreenan and family. 1 Miss Florence Gallant, Toronto 1 Pte. St. Clair Gallant d Mn. James J. Smith Mrs. J. W. Farmer 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Russel De han George, Borden. 1g Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mclvor and family, Summerslde. u} Mrs. . A. McIvor, Summer- s

e. l Mr. and Mrs. Don MacPher- son, Borden.

l

and family and 1

. Harold Mulligan. l Mr. Leonard Murphy and iam-

ily. sci Grades IX and X Kinkora High l lvri. hnmett Milrphy and iam- i Mr. and Mrs. John Cash and family. I Mr. and Mrs. Albert Duiiiy and ‘amiili- Ste h Murphy l . en . 1 Wm. mg Illa Duffy. . ‘it tltgaple Plains Women's In- u . i. League oi’ Sacred Heart 1 Kinkors Sub-division C.W.L. 1 lidrscwllberuMoCarville. ~ - i Mr. and . Parnell Me- . P. . , . E. Kelly and family. Misses Margaret and Kather- Shreenan. M's. J. A. MoCarville

y. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. binus John- 'Gre.de xr Kinkora High ool.

Mr. and Mrs. Alyre Arsenault

and h wCn-vlile

i Mr. Wm. J. kniiih

l Pupils Middleton School.

1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCardle l and Mrs. John Calms and a

‘l Richard Medal-ville and

amily. . 1 Miss louise Calms. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kelly, Ken-

ngton, L"! Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy and y.

l Mr. and Ml‘. J. P. Callaghan. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Murphy,

. s. Aden Mclfvor 1 m. and Mrs. Albert McGugan. i Mr. and Mrs. John, R. Mc abe and family. w. and Mrs. P. A. Rooney,

Christian mother. Her iiie was devot- U

Beptronto

y. Molgfilgfym-tliohn Allen. wo.. Pilot

0mm List.

. of llasualties

as. causmau Asa rolol "m! ovaunae

gum Aotlva Ins-vies Grist. xuqaim HCIIHL ri-u. Lions Head. Ont. Prevlo

Jr's-aw‘

Air no Altcheaon. Edward Grant. Ii.- Lieut. more. (ht. Aqklnson. Bligh/art Darrell. ‘l0. Vancouver. ~- lsmlanneth Keane. IO. Ct- tan. . Cleghorn. Donald Glenwoed. ll.- eut., Durham Bridge. N3. . Iblkeraen. John Block. Pr!!!" Dauphin. Man. _ Greybgouglas Gordon. 5a.. To-

. Raymond Josqih. P.- Rt. New Wntminltel‘. B. C. Mullen, Vernon Willie. PO" Me- duchc, NJ. Taylor. James Melvin, 10.. Van- couver, 3. C. Wataon, Adam Ainslie, l-CIL. Man.

nun}: orwu-

N eported Sela Allisonfwstonley Herbert, WO.. "Toronto, Ont. ‘ Baird. Rodney Haslam. W0., Cal-

Iﬂﬂ. Alta. Barton. Victor Aueustus, WO.. Wilcox. Bask. Beach, Mahlon Franklin, WO.. Barrie, Ont. . Bowen, Murray Gerald, WO.. Verdun, Que. Boyd. Hugh Robert, WO.. it. Vital. Man. ._ Oerswell, Andrew Gordon, WO.. Ottawa, Ont. Chalmers. Edward Joseph, WO.. Toronto, Ont. Charlesworth, William James, 0., Toronto. Ont. Chisholm. Ronald Edward, WO.. Seattle. Wash. UB4. Alaollin, Arthur Cyril, 0., Calgary, Crouch. Thomas John, WO.. To- ronto. Ont. Davis. Steuart Arthur Hamilton, fro. 8t. Kim, British West Ind- es. Dell. Donald Joseph. WO.. Belle- ville, Ont. Draper. Carson Richard. WO.. North Bey. Ont. Evans, George Thomas Joseph. W0O.. Halifax, N. S. e usson. David Craig, P0,, WO..

F‘ 1'8 Port Washington. BC Illilter, Brian Forsyth, Moncton, N. B. . Hall. Donald Alexander, WO.. Okotoks, . Hﬂmillbll. Robert. Jamel, WO., "§“"3’." Yrs“ w n1 an . a e to, WO.. Cbapleau, Ont? n! n Haslam, William John, W0., winging" lggiilud Dougl 4n c n. ,1‘. ., wiinﬂeii’ oilmon 1 u onyc ur , , __ myanm mo‘. are: Olril W0 en . David Wllialn, W ., wmm gun. a oward Conroy. WO.. enwe . Ed , _, x ‘nonthsvia Urgzga om. ward W0 . Th Ll d. W ., - stoon. Sasktlm" 0y o Sui ll . K th, ., mlolylaSaonsk enne W0 North . uric , _- "WWW t! O l"! Ueut. s Ross,‘ W0, Mos ult’. '1 W _ “high; yQue. “h” - Dmld‘ m" ur. London’ on‘. Aﬂtus Grant. WC,

i (Continued am Bggg 1o) i____. CAIDIUM AND PIDTIIN

Prom I well-day view, M113 Mullins calcium and protein and if table linen that has milk Qpilled on it is Just bundled inm m; clothes hamper and then mo;

to hot wad: water, un- dsﬂﬂhle thins: . 1m su- vilnlfl fomuﬂwan inaeuble our: witih Wile hot water and the result i; 2 wmwlﬂlete us to Bet right 368111 that's there l0 stay.’ Home alter the fabric in cold water-until the milk is washed out ‘rhen lsun. der as usual.

This War-Four Years Ago

B! The Canadian Press

MAY F. list-Russia withdrew a r m‘ “

lmm. the m». John Cunningham, Morell. 1 and Margaret

mom’ ,

. Qwa we.

l Miss Jean McDonald, ttawa. 1 Miss Helen Driscoll, Ottawa. lrs. Barr and - we.

thony's Club,

Service, Otta . . of RYGAJI,‘

lWl.

1 Mr. J. I. McGuigan, Winnipeg.

LITTER! AND MESSAGE! 01' SYMPATIIY

t. p

rise Lena " e.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham‘ Mr. and Mrs. David Re rte,| Bonshew. Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and Myrtle, Surnmerside. r and Mrs. Alfred Curiey and am

y. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Waldi nnd family. ;

Mr. and Mrs. lert Hamill. I Mr. and Mrs. James Hamill.

M . rt Kelly. Miss Kathleen 811mm. ' Misses Mary and Ada lmlth,

Vr. llll uh. Charles Wright. Visa Dorie Mart . | v ss Katherine Johnston, Rlch~

lnond.

Mr. and Min. Ollie McCarville and iamily.

“Miss Myrtle Melenna, summ-r-i

e.

Miss Edna McCarville. ' l n. and MrshdJ. A. Brown md am y, o .

Ir. and ﬁrs. Ilsllb Rooney.

0! ta

VII. Serum and Nor-

wayx.” bailend an French rndo- Uh allned a Jopanose-sponsorm mat-WWW. er salazar W Portugal would defend her Atlantic possessions against any

LONDON -— ( — Seventy-five yaear-old Alfred Constable went to

Pal great-nephew, Re

. eiderl pmsioner i. mend died beside the pllroe ra . SHIRLEY’! ENGAGEMENT -—1—_l

A lather in New York thinks the Temples mould be ashamed oi "‘ ‘ Sllrley on the eve of

ed . writes Virginia Maﬁrlsereon of tlyu 3.0.? .. n

knows a 16-year-old girl doesn't know the dilterence between love and puppy stuff," he wrote. "I should h: twins that age. And new they're hoppin’ all over my nest scream that it Shir can tnarri ‘m. and Mrs. J. ‘L. Murphy and v

Miss Helen hnner. Mr. J. H. MeGuIan.

Gard OTTIIIIIKS

iobeoome haﬂthb

CHVRLET-PO

whylmﬂearrt ' they?‘ Whatiirue’ you" going to gosibout this meet YO" VB

Ivt me

"I guees there's jut one thin! we non do," sighed Miss ‘Rmple “We're writing eve one oi ' people to reassure em "wt 1m jult engaged; Not about to- elvlle.

01‘ -

Butsha opesthemall eases“? a little. Everybody in the iamil , irom Momma and Pa. Tomi" downtotheoook. M! m!’ git. l" ,.:.*:"":°i::r°:. . i352 gglggmwh-r

Ill H uﬂl’ “NO on. Rough Rail Hands!

lyihoulllll the WIY -~ "romance

John J. Murphy and family wish . to express their thanks to their many triends and nelphbou . Also Rt. Rev. J. A. Murphy and the Sisters oi 8t. Martha's tor their many acts oi kindness during their recent sad bereavndll. V

M" a "hi4... an I'll! h

§ll/\ll nun illNTMkNT

Gasman -

See the GENE

PLAY sass; By Playing Your Purl in Support oi the SAFETY PIIIIGMM i Sponsored by lhe ﬂhieis oi Police!

Talia as ehaees! See the General Helen Dealer in all-loud Safely Service, TODAY!

HORNE MOTORS, 16s Kent Street ALLISON MacLEOD, 20s Great George Streef

vvuiruluarnsin"sllow'—1"‘ | rcxrunss nus

and grandma. was

the Hotel Plea. New Yolk by a hair stylist. Two new rinsm-blue lilac ior daytime. and blue lavender ior evenine-were h lllte smartly col-ﬂed elite . vﬂmilleltd was not, or, ior evening by flower ‘- ‘ lessee. hats featured the soft flowered pastels which beet harmonised with the tinted and white hair-sailors with blue or mauve violet or lime and rose colored‘ clover blossoms. Den-ii- wreeths and open crowned hats. gave an oﬂsortunity to play up air braided or curled at the lop oi the head Pastel pearl ehotzers both with hair and

Some su such sulphate end calcium decrease, rather than increase. in solubility with rising temperature

Till WAIILING BUT!

Allied troops quartered in Italian towns have one advan-

sodium c inmate.

hlle

Luucuml

t over those on other Fronts eel m

Jﬁié" pilaoc -——-— l white-haired charm all die-l m matured during the lea hour at‘ stmmenu, notably violins.

Italians in the lace in the matter oi one beautiful instrument. Dur-

ﬁr»;

RAL MOTQR

.505 11.....- Sabiyserv has A

SAFETY SERVICE ‘was never more important than it is today. Not only is Spring traﬂic heavy, but many vehicles are over-age and in poor mechanical condition after a hard, punishing Winter.

V_ Take the ﬁrst step towards safe by seeing the General Motors dealer for a complete Safety Check-up.’

Let him put your brakes into sound, eiﬁcient shape. Let

ghim inspect your steering, test your wheel-alignment and tires. Let him chock your lights, windshield wiper and glass. ‘A

Remember-the life of your vehicle and the safety of your- .' self, your passengers and other road users all depend largely upon the good mechanical condition of your car or truck.

C TRUC

of opera and the birlh- ing the 16th‘ centunF-‘musical y» “'“ﬁ~rn by T115 l" oi some o! the greatestl in Italy turned to ntgland ' neers the world has known , iiueat luteel ms lather or I13 ed in the immortal Galil

airing oi the tinest musical in- mum on mugic, 1m 1g m "om-d rthat in his dly better lutes were Englishmen, however, may look made in England than in any other part o! mrope He was an

exmrt perionner on the lute, but

ilton. , H

Galileo blind still Pllifjdn, mu: Milton. too. will?" i’ w, came upon him would have“, solace in an instrument Md with Hlekeepeare, he

- winner“; “iii-é.-

THAI rust nave: ‘ilﬁlﬂﬂlﬂﬁh . pomnmon-wpos ' » -». SWINGIOCI-IASG FSANIORN _ e . N COFFEE! .