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Disease "YOUR W!!! SHOULD KNOW" Over Station CFC! 1:1! WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25th

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mﬂCglnN-VION a sgtgssou will ‘hi; Dill‘ Q aitomoon and evening. opal-zeal.

THE BED CROSS Blood Donor Clinic needs donors ior Thursday mornin s clinic. Phone 621. i-ib-li

WOUNDIID 1N G IMAN _ Mr. W17. Agnew, prolvlinclal llade agent ior Newioundland. received a telegram yesterday morning irom his daughter Edith in Calgary, Al- berta. announcing that her hus- band, Cpl. D. Evans. has been wounded in Germany.

FIVE CASES ON DOCKET —At the Police Court yesterday mom. ins a drunk and incapable who had limit a week in jail was discharg. ed. A man charged with posses- sion oi intoxicating liquor iined $300 and cost-s or

months in jail. He paid the ii... A iemale oiiender charged with her second oiience against the provisions oi the Excise Act was remanded a week ior sentence, as was also a man charged with the same oiienoe. In a summa , ejectmen-t case. the defendant was ordered to vacate the premises.

liUnLaaPLaGenn-Rev. w. A. Wood, Amherst. officiated at the marriage oi Miss Margaret ‘Legere, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. John Legere, Port Elgin, to ley, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hurley, oi Maccan, N. S. The wit- nesses were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Burns and fir. and Mrs.

a honey- moon spent Pr nee Edward Island Mr. an Mrs. Hurley w

reside in Arnherst-(Saint John

Telegraph-Journal). _ Personals

Rev. Dr. and» Mrs. Keir Fraser who have spent the winter in the city, return to their home in Al- berton Friday.

Mrs. Ernest Regan has received a cable irom her daughter Mrs.

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and never ask us ior a date. They seem to like boys‘ companionship better than girls‘. How can we make them ask us ior dates?

mswnn: Doubtleas d; boys who are loit

LDNESOME SIX . are too young to be

girl conscious and they preier to run with their gang rather than to associate with girls. Give them time and they vrillget over that. Just remember that a girl oi l0 is iar older. in reality, than a boy oi even

approximately her age.

In the meantime, while you are not disturbed by the boy prob- lem. why not put in the time trying to get an education?

reported having visited and taken to one personvimthe district. As the school committee was ab- sent there was no report. Correspondence was read. A lot- ter oi thanks ior fruit. one from the Red Cross and a questionnaire

discussed and filled out. s- eussion was also held concerning the soldier's box which be packed ior the district convention. Next meeting to be held the 2nd oi May at the home oi Mrs. Ea Rodd. Preﬂam committee ior th month, Mrs. Earl Rodd. and Mrs. Jrawiord .i’or the month oi June. Lunch committee, Mrs. Lloyd Gil- e ie. Mrs. Reuben Good andMrs. Ho royd. Roll call to be answered with an exchange oi plant slips or

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After the meeting a fishing pond was held. Money raised, e .20. A contest was put on bv the com- mittee in charge. Mrs. Campbell getting the ﬁrs prize and Mrs. Good the consolation prize.

Meeting ylosed with the King.

(Patriot please copy)

MONTAGUE W. l.

The regular meetin o! the Mon- tague Women's Xnsti ute was held at the home oi Mrs. J. A. Currie on Tuesday evening, April 3rd. The president. Mrs. McLure pre- sided and the meeting was opened with the minutes oi last regular meeting. ll call was responded to by lo members.

The sick ommittee reported that they had made several calls

1h: iollowing is the Red

Wort sent to Gharl turtleneck sweaters, 5 pr. men's socks, i navy helmet. 4 pr. men's gloves, 5 pr. boys‘ pyjamas, 1 large quilt. Finished work on hand-i turtleneck sweater, a pr. men's h, 2 pr. men's gloves. i large

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the room had been cleaned and painted. and curtains nut on the window. They also reported that

the teachers were very well pleased, leached. Jeanie "etched and car- mm through his e es l answer:

"m, m. room’ _ I 7 rig. ht many evening chores. “Aren't, they big ic owe? I third:

w,“ mnwi new‘ "unﬁt-fit w |\II‘.L'i'3 wssnhldyidvhv/ Judy, seiz- may" 4m m“ you At the samm

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$.00 be given tE_the MoniTgue Branch oi the Canadian ion.

Gorrespondenceﬁvas read y the secretary and suitable action was taken regarding same.

A committee was appointed to assist in preparing the community ior the mobl T.B. League.

The Group Hospitalization plan was discussed and the secretary was instructed to write for further information.

It was decided that the next sewing meetl would take the iorm oi a socia evening.

As there was no iurther busi- ness the meeting adjourned.

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This was an exciting evening Alderlea or at least so it to me now iiom these quiet unnu- tes. James went atter supper to lue next community. Judy and l cleaned a room away from the kitchen but down stairs. It has a window lust made ior the like oi Judy to climb in and out. She can make her exit in a trice. return moi-e quickly, She evening when she vent out that way to empty a pa oi water and unexpectedly met strangers. "My goodness. Mrs. Ellen Company's come!" she came back to telLme. These were good iriends irom the city whom Judy nad not known. We sat down to chat and then Jeanie who had been raking a lawn came in to ask ii the lanterns had oil ior the n ht. and made other inquiries sign cant and most iam- iliar now even to Judy. Tile signals ior Jock to o immediate to his post in the ggery no ma tor bow

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that siren sleep beckoned, or what suddenly ap- a? ared. Other visitors came. and a

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Sydney Maynard, announcing her saie arrival in the United Kingdom.

Miss Hazel Ballingall. has re- turned home aiter undergoing an appexﬂtcitis operation in the P.E.l. Hospital. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson have arrived in Boston on their way home. aiter visiting Mrs. Nelson's sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bishop. '74 Caroline Ave. Providence. RL. since the first oi April. Mrs. Nelson is a sister oi’ Mrs. Jamu H. Murray, l0 Water Street.

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APRIL 25, ISM-United States extended naval patrols in the At- lantic and Paciﬁc ior protection oi the Western Hemisphere. The last oi British troops in Thelmopy- iae area oi Greece were with- drawwn and embarkation oi troops‘ started irom beaches in ttica.

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DIVISION 1 J. A. Mclsaac, Allison Macliinnon, R. A. MacDonald, J. C. Cullen E. D. Nicholson, Division Commander . DIVISION 2 John Hogan. R. E. Ilyndman, V. S. Ling, T. A. McAvinn J. A. Webster, Division Commander DIVISION 3

M._II. Craswell, D. M. McGuire, R. E. Sell er, M. C. Stewart lion. T. W. L. Prowse. Division Commander

Named above are Charlottetown citizens who are acting as Victory Loan salesmen to help put this city over the top in the greatest Victory Loan drive Canada. has ever known. With a. European victory al- ready within our grasp we cannot afford to relax our vigilance until the last gun has been fired and the last Canadian soldier has been returned to his home.

The men above will be calling on you to help Canada by buying 8th Victory Loan bonds. Help them by being ready, welcome them for the opportunity they are offering you and be prepared to lend Can- aTda your personal assistance in winning the war.

~ "These men are being encouraged by-patriotic" ﬁrms in this city. Each week one of them will receive a. new felt hat from Moore d: McLeod Ltd., awarded to the salesman who turns in the greatest number oi applications for bonds. A grand prize of a, valuable men’s sports jacket will be given by Henderson and Cud- more to the salesman with the greatest volume of sales during the campaign.

They are working to bring a. pennanent peace to Canada and only ask that YOU do your part by lending your dollars.

Invest in the Best-Buy Victory Bonds

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youngsters ﬁshing I sat time chatting-and enioyed it . . . cn- ioyed hearing so many 11111155-

James says I remind him oi the lazy old lady. ‘W9 W" GXWWWIY load oi sitting. When the neigh- bors came to tell her that the X1088 were in the 901M008. she Wmlmled with her rocking "ThWII but t)" their n11" she mo. One men. 1m told, sowed grain today (April 18th.) Egyly potatoes have been planted, but not 1n our vicinity Howell" ihene has been harrowing and gtqmphig done and new land ploughed in Bra/aside;-

"Supposing" Jock naked me later when he came in to ﬁnd me alum "I bring some small P188 in» W 1e‘ move the black teeth. would W" mind?" this house beini; 115"" oi his and Inoiwk . James’ actions than Jeanes; "Mind" I said. like that. Anything: that helps to ease or lessen .113‘. farmer's burden. is never an.» trouble to iami-wcmen. lie carmd them in through the moon-light and the soit lullaby 0! PM ma‘ new and pond-iolks music. to t e kitchen. Would you know? baskets almost to the illllllnﬁ lsd with the newness o.

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Do ‘You Know?-

A Illgh School is Needed. seelal steals: no ininlns in oltiaenahip aunt have new gmplsllh in the several

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.:___ _-_-_._¢ T_~_->;__ . ~;—.—._ .-._ __. 1;. --r-~ u- __._ zrzzrzi-n- SOME SEWING IDEAS Be sure the style suits the wear- smile clothes mo; will b; worn zﬂnﬂrnus seam alloivanoe beyond FOB MAKING oaassas cr. under the dress "it mark" "l" .

Malone a dress this spring? Here Unless definitely born to ihel Cut sround nerﬂllue and “Pm- __~y-=.I1 1m “Wkms on the dress. are some ideas right from those; scissors and thimble. take time to holes gingerly . . ._ .1" a" mil’ be l"; l‘ <1" '1 Chimes b31361". . . who should know. to help you pro- pin and haste carefully. l ruined. Mark a line and Lesure inis prevents wrinkles and a1. duce a masterpiece. Fitting should he don-e over ihcl it is right. Mid “m! Cl" “m a 1°“ hi“ Piece-i W ‘all 111W "live

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BAD views BURKE A\N‘T HERE, Meson! PENELOPE came Home wrrnouT WARNING mo‘ ewe i-llM A LOOK THAT wouuo "nzea A 60am»! -- hi5: Ler-T QUICKERN A can comm‘ DOwM A 2am SPOUT.’

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THIN’ YOU AIN'T NOTECED YlT" OH. WES.’

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