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KINGSTON YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNIONF-The Young People's Union met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dochert on February 9th. Mrs. Willard oude had charge of .ha Worshi Period which opened by dnging " hat A Friend We Have in Jesus." Rev. Mr. Skinner read .lle Scripture taken from Acts l6 cilapter. beginning to read at the 9th verse. Mr skinner then led in erayq, followed b Lord's Prayer in unison. Mrs. Willard Proude and

l Alta Prowsc had charge of the les- son on Missions. the theme being _“Servlng With the Sons 0f Bhllh". Mr. Skinner then gave a. few re- marks on the lesson. The remaind- er of the rogram was given over t4". the Presi ent Lena Paul. Minutes 0 last meeting were read and adopted: , followed by Roll Call ulswered bv l! lmembers and 3 visitors. Collection amounted to $1.00 The next meet- llng is to be lleld at the home oi’ . Mr. alld Mrs. Fulton Willis. Douglas iDocherty and Harvey Newson will have charge of pr am. Meeting closed with Nation Anthem

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER ’— Miss Estelle Mooney. R. N., was guest of honor on Monday evening at a very nicely arranged shower |tendersd her by the Nurses‘ Alum- .nae and 8t. Veronica's Guild oi jthe Charlottetown Hospital at the ‘home oi Mrs. Leo Corcoran. The bride-to-be was escorted to a pret- tily decorated chair. to the strains of the wedding march played- by Mrs. W. Campbell. The gifts con- sisting of china, glassware and -1tnens were opened by Mrs. l... O. Kelly and the humorous verses sn- closed were read by Miss O. O'Har- ley. Miss Mooney, in a few wall ‘chosen word; expressed ha‘ deep gap reclation to her fellow nurses. Af r the singing of For Shcﬂr a. Jolly Good lllellow the bride-to-be ‘was heartily bounced. A delightful buffet lunch was served by the l ‘ , assisted by Mrs. L. O. Kelly. Mrs. G. J. Maddigan. ‘Mis M. King and Miss C. OT-lanley.

ETTE DAVIS

more radiant, more exciting than ever—in love with

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the perfect match for the perfect actress. in

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Plus - Pigs In Polka - A Merrie Melodie Cartoon

EDWARD—SHOWS 3.15-- 7 and 9

lessantly spent in music and sing-

Hs. piano music being furnished by Mrs. Wm. Campbell and Mrs. Wil- fred McNally; also top dancing by Nils; Joan Murnaghan. The best wishes of all her friends of the _nursi g profession will follow Miss M00 ey who is leaving next week for Ounbridge. Mass. where her marriage is taking place the and of Ilebruary.

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l Personals

Cpl. Patrick Clarkin. Veterans Guard. Canada, has returned to his unit in Nova acotia after aewnding a few days with his wife and family in North Wiltshire.

Leading Cook C. G. s. fsiierty, R.C.N.. son of Ms‘. and Mrs. J. I‘. Lafferty, arrived in the city Friday night on ths late express. He is ,on extended leave with his wife and family.

Mr. J. J. Hornby has received an air mail letter 110m Mrs. lHornbyb niece. Mrs. D. St. Clair .Gaincr. wife of the British Consul at Caracas. Venisuela, containing ‘a Christmas card. The letter was ‘mailed on Nov. doth-and was opened by the censor.

KINKORA SCHOOL

The following ls the Honor R01] for the month of January.

Grade VIII. Senior-l. Tleress 0'Brien' 2. M Gall t; , - Orle Roberts. aw m ’ m"

Grade VIII. Junior-l. Frances Farmer: 2. Edna Gallant; I, Am. 01% ligglvtagi h

l‘ .—l. He oAlgey; , NilnlnaBhfﬂﬂﬂllll 3. Elieltlllel Roberta.

Grade V.—l Iris Brennan: I.

Rig-s Duffy; 9. Wanda Greenan.

Fade Ive-l. Ralph McKenna; 2. Gerald McKerlna and Laura Mm. "son: 3, Lorne Richards.

Grade ffL-l, Robert McKenns; f. Polls: Morris.

Grs IL-l, Marion Brennan: 8. Edna Richards: 9. Leslie Smith and ClairDll .

Grade I. Senior-l, Cgrlnng Duﬂy and Nora Greenan: 2. Florence Law. 195B; 3 Rog e Shreenan.

Grade I. unior-l. Maurice Carr; 3, Lloyd Gallant.

Sisters of 5t. Martha.

EAST WILTSHIRE SCHOOL

Rcgort of East Wiltshire School for t e month of January. l Grade X-—1. Lois Mutch: 2, .Norman Thompson; 3, Marjorie Mutch. Grade VIII. 8r.—1, Jean Mulch. Grade VIII Jrt-l, David More-

‘O . i0dt<e=i_by_ MAX FLEISCHER - out-mu b, DAVE FLE|SCHER_

EXTRA — NEWS — SPORTSCOPE S0 YOU THINK YOU NEED GLASSES, NOVELTY ,

TODAY .— TUE. and WED. I

THREE SHOWS DAILY '— AT 3.15 - 7 and 8.45 MAKE

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.. E. RIVERDALE scnoor. o a V.—i x 1 l a h n n. Grade VI-—1. Isabel Mvwll: i. l’ - . - , -— .

t. .. . — @5595, IVQLDYEElE-i Belgian ’°é'i.l".“°.‘t‘“‘i"tiuiii"i.i.iiii"‘ \ry_ “° s°“°°‘ "W" '°’ ‘"‘““ 55,55? °° “ ' e" | Grade nL-i, Hazel Waite: a, r. _ . - - .-—- .

grade X.- Dorothy MacDonald. Grade I1. Sl‘.—1. Kenneth lvélﬁ- ' “gilfgdzef- No exam! Qggfgyﬁgfgfiﬁz“; ﬁﬂﬁﬁgﬂ? L” Osborne‘ 3' f; ' Teacller—Margueritc Brchaut.

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c..?l'§“§lr._l_ Catherine Mac- Glad: I. Sr.-—I?5§g8€l>hcg91;0l'll0. ELMWOOD SCHOOL "liven. Grade I. Jr.—No tests. i~—

Grade VI. sr.-l, Velda MscKin- Perfect attendance-Joyce Mae- Re 0ft 0f Blmwwd School f0!’ "n: 2. Ralph MacQuaid; s. David Donald. wont 01-71mm;-

°‘€~3°'“° “"“"-""' “"‘°°"‘“" 2 ?§i'$%.?§"Eia....l.k“§-“% ‘itimtiié mL-l, Oliver MacDonald (Patriot please copy.) Mm“! “L - - W" p-Z-i-u- grgge ‘g-ll, a. I ' r e .-. ean cry: . The Coco-Colo Company of Canada presents Hazel MacPhee.

Grade I. Sf.—l. Byrsn MacPhee. Grade I.-Jr.-i_ Kenneth Doch-

t . “Teacher-Beatrice l. McManus.

Card of Thanks

The family of the late Mr‘. J. H. G. Murph wish to thank the Cler . Sisters. tors and Nurses of O Charlottetown Hospital. also kind neighbors and friends who sent Mars Cards. Spiritual Bouquets, Flowers and Letters of sympathy and those who helped in any way during thflrlrecent sad bereavement.

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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15th

IT. RAUL’! OIUIDI

At ths morning service yesterday. the sermon was preached b! 5qua - rorl Leader, the Reverend J. M. Cameron, Padre at the local Air- port. In his opening remarks, the Padre had a mes-age for the child- ren. Kc told them of s. ce in man who built a. boat; and en he, came to sail it on the scs, a wind. sprang up which drove it awayl from shore so that he lost it. This made the boy sad, but hi; sadness was later on turned into joy. for that very same boat had been re- covered and he saw it one day in a. store window. offered for sale. Not having the money himself with which to buy it. be asked his father for it so that the boat became his possession again. Even so, said the Padre. are we crested by God. but sin creep; in and we are lost. Then came Jesus Christ, who out of His Brest love for us buys us back with the price of His own life.

Taking as his text the words found in the lst Epialie oi John, Chap 9. verse 8. "Mary man that h th this 1WD! in him flurifieth himself. even s; he is pure." The hope referred to is the hope or the] second coming.

‘The great question for us Christ- ians, said the Padre. is: Do we be- lleve in this hope? And then he referred to the first Advent. Do we believe in that? no yo "ally believe that God. in the person o‘: Jesus Christ. really lived? There "9 #01116 persons. calling themselv- 95 Chﬁﬂtlﬂns. who do not believe. Yet we have full proof oi it: geolo. 91¢!!! proof. archaeological proof, hlilwﬂ"! Proof. and above all, 35""! Bﬁof- The Dllel of the Old Testament live with the mess. a3’ of the 9°39"! of the Messiah. in! Wfds of the pmphets foretell

5 Wmlng. 0f His birth. of l-fi- life, His death and resurrection. All this is borne out in the historical page; ﬁr‘ that "numb some . and His c arse er and mission the ’ Bt-I Joﬁllrfs goslnel, m"! of

l1 s concllding remarks eon- cerninz our belief in the Beccmﬂ

In Memoriam‘

Mlsi" LAUGnLnv IIMDOIJGALL

The people of " nsh - "my Wore saddened on ‘this ﬁgrrxliflg ‘>1 "Wary 5th. when it became known tbs Mrs. Laugh-Ila Mac- Dougall had passed away.

I The late Mrs. MacDougall was Qrlhcrg/ Miss Mar Dart oi Appin Road. he WES in er sixty save W" BM Was able to be about nel- work as usual until three days. fore her demise. Nothwithstan ths best medical care and k wins her Rentlo spirit returned to Him who gave it_

3596M“! by all who knew her, "WW5"! by kindred who loved her 1508i End who sorrow deeply as they shall see her face no more. her re. mains were conveyed to the Baptist Church, Bonshaw, where service was conducted b Rev. Mr. Wright and Milwlthimn in! the inclernency of the weather was largely attended,

There are left to rnolurl the loss of a lovin wife and mother, her sorrowing usband and the follow-

sons and daughters. Ewen at Gt.

Lloyd at home. (Mabel) Mrs. Doug. las MacLeod Char ottetown; (Mary) Mrs- Jvhn Walsh. Detroit. Michigan her brother An us. Armin Road. fifteen grand ch ldren. Margaret and John predecased her several

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pail bearers were: Everett CINDY. L. T. Boston, Stewart Mac- Nevin. Geddie MacLeod. Clark Cros- by s-nd George Carson and the re- remsins of a kind and loving wife and mother were laid to rest in

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YORK DAYSPRING MISSION _ CIRCLE

The ilebruary meeting oi the York Daygplreix Mission Circle was held on ay evening, February 9th at the home of Miss Mary Gill. The President, Miss Mary Gill presided and led the Devotional period. The programme as outlined in the Feb- ruary Missionary Monthly was fol- lowed the theme being, "Providing Wholesome Recreation for All.‘ Fourteen members responded to the roll call. There were three visitors

esen prThe minutes oi the Dfevious meet- in were read and a proved.

e following donat ons for Rus- sian Children were handed in. 2 children's coats, a pairs mite. l scarf. 1 iris’ skirt, 1 pair ankle socks. l par bed bootees, 3 pairs stockings. l ca , l diaper, 2 dresses. l blanket. z pa rs socks were handed in to the md Cross Supply Secretary.

A number of squares were com- pleAted rol- llntealﬂm. n rt mm

ve n res the Pregbytcrial held st nsialton

GUARDIAN

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Argyle Bhore Cemetery, there to ,

an rms ADVIRTIEMINT H)! REFERENCE

RATION BOOK N...

-HOW AND WHEN TO GET IT

For the convenience of the public and to ensure speedy distribution, New Ration Book No. 2 will be issued locally at the following distribution centres.

LIST OF PLACES IN QUEENS CO. FOR RATION CENTRES ADDRESS NAME HOURS

Mt. Stewart Capt. Shaw at Royal Bank 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Hunter River Mr. Ripley at Royal Bank 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Bradalbane L. S. Seamen 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily North Rustico Messrs. Peters & Gallant 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dally Stanley Bridge Mr. Fred McNeil 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Crapaud Mr. Brenton Wood 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. lully Bonshaw Capt. T. Beaten 9 a.m. to 9 p.m f lily Vernon Bridge Mr. Dan Cummings 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Izlily Mi. Albion Mr. L. J. McEachel-n 9 a.m. to 9 p.m ‘lily French River Mr. Allan Stewart 9 a.m. to 9 p.m lily ‘Experimental Farm Dr. Clark 9 a.m. to 9 p.m laily Si. Dunstan's University Rev. Fr. McQuald 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Jaily Bedford John H. Court 8i Son 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dally Tyron Mr. J. J. Trainer 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Tracadle A. J. McDonald 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Victoria Mr. McNevin, Wright Bros. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Pownal Mrs. H. A. Acorn 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily CHARLOTTETOWN

£3.00 n. 5.00 Daily 7.00 to 9.00 Daily

DATES FEB. 19th t0 FEB. 28th

The new Ration Book will NOT be mailed to you. It must be called for. Before you can secure the new Ration Book you mint fill isl and surrender the application essd ‘I the back of your present Ration Book Ne. 1. This card should be left is ﬂae B060! Book for the distribution officer to tear out. If already detached, it should be brought along with your present Ration Book, so the name and serial number may be checked. _You do not surrender your present Ration Book as it contains Coupons yet be be used.

Sporting Club Bus Terminal

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I III w‘ Make aura that your aerial number, including lcuera and figures u slsoaon on flu Irons eooor o] Radon Book N0. 1, is clearly aeriucn on she spplleallol card. This serial like, including the two letters before also plies’, is your ration book Henslﬂnﬂoi los- Ilao duration.

Residents of Rural Areas may apply on behalf of their neighbours, providing Book No. 1, and properly filled in application cards, are presented.

In the case of residents of a town or city, any senior or responsible member of a. house- hold may spply for new Ration Books on behalf oi other members of the household, providing Ration Book No. 1 and properly filled is application cards, are presented.

Children under sixteen will not be allowed to apply for new Ration Books, either for themselves or other members of the family.

RATION ADMINISTRATION

IME» PRICES AND TRADE BOAR’)

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as read and a hearty vo of tvhanks was extended to Miss Mar! Gill for preparing such an interest- report.

was moved and seconded that Club have a Grab Bag at next meet. - ing. Mrs. Harold Metcslie and Mrs marl Cooke were appointed on the committee to take charse oi Grab

‘films oiferin amounted to m cents. 9f U0 be hQi

n i Mrs. glesth Ve

gglnkttle answered with srgoripture quotation containing the word J Y- A delicious lunch was served b! the hostess assisted by tho c051- nlittee in charge.

Anthem. 511s CARIIIID 0N CAMBRIDGE. Eng.

- (OP) - . Pilot I Arckless of the nll-‘ryfransportfersilelxlliary. was killed

She was engaged to Flt. Lt. Thom» as loo

said after his capture: "Orle of us must keep fLvinlrP

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caught hold oi her hand nlld

h c, b k; _ There-was no lau lltcr llow. As m ‘ “mm c"! m" m r n I a‘ “vimmm _ do,“ lie llcld her close w til his one gccd kyer, a prisoner of war, and n widened. "why not?" £1513, ﬂtle v I don't want you to 80-" 5 ‘g °r 1951'." END

o earns tumbling from his lips. “E -

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tho Rllrirat-lg‘ lwykvmx, The regular weekly meeting ni

‘ the "Merry Islanders" Junior Red nigfﬁcwtlhtiftkﬁg Cross was held in stanchel School. mggyutyu rm ‘ mo‘ to t“ Friday afternoon, February lit-ll. once more, but maybe n“? charm in the third time.

ITOCKHOLM — (ﬁPl — On ll Twelfth Night (Jammy s) a holl- lsul day in Sweden. 85.000 store-clerks Y0" 9° in 199 shops worked b f-i hours "l" strip! their wages to ths iforweg- my taa d.

love any one else.

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Calen ar Bales. Duet-The Wood

wilat about Harriet?" _ --'r it was decided to make a "v‘ 10m; Renting m

hat‘; all over. She came to ms

2g“ ow; accord. Sdalg élhg lilac: i} 5 ﬁetsxigell’ ‘tlnlnmc- it Ifsn. gng-{Thcd Al ha ‘t ye ,e an a ec e o g comm Mes were oy“e_ ery m (mnmmed "om pa“ a) would only bflllg bo of us un- ﬂ Pointed: — Pr ramme. Lorna andbOrlic and Lorna Kea

that Bert Mason had something to and Violet Aitken. Health and Vernon MacLean

loveis ller. l hope he and she-J’

Chgrus- O- anada. Readin - Kin . ‘ do. loo." John said fervently. ’ ‘§'

into the living

v. “Your answer? Darl g. kiss i me "

arm and Pressed his lips against elt more like crying-

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resident. Iona Kostlng. pre- sided Miltllios of last meeting were

read and approved, aoll call, which ‘VBVHHAV-

thls afternoon and released nle-oi Autograph Album, and to charge Readin -A Lion by

. l’ it i i t Inch .' "Yes." Virginia murmured. "Bert The followin was the nrogrnlnmc. “X.Y§.tin'§'“§l§§.¢‘“' m

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Valentine Dance

CHARLOTT ETOWN HOTEL

Monday, February 15iI

Tickets $1.50 on sale at Reddln Bros. Jenkins Pharmacy and Hotel “Al Blanchard's Orchestra” Dancing 9-1. IT'S A GYRO DANCE

Virginia, I still love ‘you-can never was responded to by seventeen Poland. by Juanita Mechan- Duet- ill you marl-y members. was an Exchange or Val- l Know A Little allow, by 3am - t n19?" entines. .50 was voted to the Crip- and Sheila MacLcan. Duet-Tile ﬁ||r| n" H“ Ham]; , p0,- ,“ mm"; Sh. W55 speech.- pied Chldrens Fund, and $5.50 to Broken Wedding lea the Junior Red Cross War Fund. Maclean and Lorrl | lllen the stammered. "But - but A r0 rt of 81-80 was given from lng-Our Flag. by lona

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“Johny, “mun. hurried down happiness ii she tied to hold onto eating and heila MacLean. sweet Marie bv .loyee and 8h I w .

"should you b. out m“ me. lt was fine of her. I think. too. Wstcr-csrrvlns — Joyce MacLesn gihacbean. Trio-Brown as

.. an. ‘Big.’ ‘u dim“ I heard you we" ggr with it-had been talking to Cleanliness - Harold Coakes and Roll call for next meet is "Iﬂ going to California and i wanted to

. .. by The Mum,‘ do,“ Wm, m, ‘Ngﬂqnﬂ see you before you left. - ‘mm