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SAD NEWS ntIJCElVED_wg-;rd has been received by m, 1M "Bull. Roieblnk. of the death on Saturday of Mrs. Frank's father, Rabbi b. I. Bcheinfeld, chic! raorl of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, who passed away at the advanced age q eighty-three years. He is survyed by three sons and two daughters. One son, Mr. Amram Bchemlcid. journalist and author, visited this Province on several occasions. The late Rabbi Scheinfeld was himself an accomplished writer,‘ and the author of five standard works on theology. hire. Hank has been lwlth her father in Milwaukee dur- ing his trying illness for several .months and the sympathy of lfrlends so out to the family in their bereavement.

YRUVINCIAL AJLP. MEETS _.. ‘Meeting of Provincial A.R.P. Com- mittee was held yesterday morning with full attendance, ex t Mr. C. A. Beer. Provincial Fire Marshal. Keen regret was expressed by members 0t the Committee over the continued illness of Mr. Beer, who has acwmplilied such splen- did work for the Province. Hon J. Walter Jones, Chairman of the Provincial Committee, presided at the nreetixlg yesterday. Inspector J. A. Wright of the RCMP. intro- duced his successor. I. r Mar- aoln. Inspector Wright l5

transferred to another part of Canada. Professor Gordon Ben- nett. Chief Gas Officer for the Province. was at the meeting. Ma- ior T. E. MacNutt. Secretary of the Charlottetown School Board, was present and referred w the in- struction given the school teachers and by them to the pu lls in re- gard to staying off U13 s acts din‘- ing an air-raid alarm. He reierred to the fact that the school children are now organized under senior groups. Magistrate K. M. Martin was present and the Committee took up with him the question oi’ the prchibition of all outside lights except street lights. The present re- gulatlon is that no outside light can be left unattended but before _ n further change is mad new re- , gulatiocis will have to be rawn up. _ The question of one n1- more radio {broadcasts being directed primar- ilv to the young people of the Pro- vince was favourably commented on. A number of routine matters were discussed. particularly A.R.P. equipment arrangements in various organized communities throughout

the Province. '

____.___.__. Personals

Miss Doris Lawlor. city, ls spend- ing Easter holidays in Emerald, guest of her cousin Mrs. Clair Cro-

en.

Mr. Uudlow Jenkins has returned after a Pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Alton Robertson, Munns Road. I-lis many friends are glad to learn Mt‘. Robertson is steadily improving after a serious operation in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Miss Earlcu Lovers charming little daughter of C.N.R. Trainman Earl Levers and Mrs. Levers is spending her East-er holidays with hen- grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Iravers. Georgetown.

Trinity United Church

TUESDAY, APRIL 27th

Salli-Mission Band-Social Hull. ‘Lilo-First Aid Group of Young

Travel byAir! Moncton. .. Saint John... a PLANES ‘DAlLY;_ Leave .30 a.m. , ‘£39 ll-m, 1.35 p.111. _

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IN FIEMORIAM

MRS. ANNIE CRASWELL WAITT

Mrs. Annie Craswell Waitt died

on April 20, 194-3, at the age of l3

years at the home of her son Dr.

Ellsworth F. Waite, Rrnsndina, r .

Mrs. Wai-tt was formerly Annie

Oraswell and was born in ltustloo,

P.E.I. on July 14, 1869, the dough-

ter of Ctiarles Craswell and Ann

Bullman Craswell.

She lived ln P.E.I. until about 28

years of age. when she moved toI

Boston. Boston and its vicinity were her home until 1900 when she married Charles H. Waitt of Box- borough, Massachusetts. Mrs. Wnitt lived in Boxiborougtl until just be- fore her death. much beloved by‘ all the townspeople.

The deceased was a member of tlu; Congregational Church of Boxborough and the local Grange, She was very active in church work.

Mrs. Waltt was a constant read- er nf The Guardian and subscribed to it for over forty years. Ehe made many trips to P.E.I.. the last beinl in i939. She was always interested in the welfare of her friends and relatives on the Island.

Burvivigg are her husband

Charles . Wlltt o! Boxboroush. Mass, two sons Dr. Ellsworth Waite of Fernandina, Florida, and (Marlee Waltt of Ghelmsforgl Mass. a brother Adam Craswell Smith Rustlco. and many other re- latives in P.E.I. ‘Three grandchild- ren also survive. ‘Ilia funeral sermon was preach- r-l o‘ ‘ic-rbv-rnuvh b" Rev. Henry Oxnard, and interment was in the lower Cemetery o! that town.

Ill MEMORIAM

In fond sniTfiT-r memory of our dear husband and father.

GEORG" W. BURNS Albany

who died April 20. 1M2.

Inserted by Wife and Fulfil)’- 4-20-11.

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In loving memory of MR8. JOSEPH B. MecDONALD

9- F. liutchccu l

'- 6- nurcneson l °- F- "UTCIIEON * '

who died Mull 21. 1N1. "Gone but not Forgotten." . Bldly Mined by Husband, Son and Daughter.

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‘IRE ORIGINAL REXALL lo SALE

The Renal! 1c Saw was originated in i910 by u Canadian llruuzlst as an ad-

vertising plan for the United Drllfl ClIIllDillY-

Rather than amend large sums in other forms of advertisin‘ to convince you

the Merit of REX- ALL MERCHAN- DISE. money l‘ “em. twice each year by the Unltwd Drug company in sponsoring the 0|?- IGINAL “E."*" (‘NE CENT SALE

Ulfamin. (P/zodulcta. $1.50 box of_ Purctest It’ §’.‘§.§il.’i§.‘.".‘f‘.".‘.“.‘. ZWl-Sl oné cent ‘gllaqiilzijfiifiorvllggllfliilueéeflfia’ $2 I sale Capsules . . . . . . . .. e ~ - _ $1.00 Bottle ‘ PURETEST 25c bot. Purcicst. 2 2 COD LIVEROIL Trigdine, 21,295,, _,_ f" . f" - y?‘ Fort/fwd IO Hum 3, 51),. 130a,“, Vitamin .1 aml o °° 5W1“ ‘ Potency PURETEST RQXP-l-l- TINCTURE or N95! AW . , 2 for ‘1-01 “mm; THROAT L 81.00 bot. l‘ t t a" RELil-IF _ _ _ 210v .26 Vitamin Tonlifief]. zfwsl-ol with Ata/glicuior uni/i Ephcdriu/é 35c 130,310 75cboxPurctcstPerco- 2 for 36c 2 for Cori Capsules, 26s.. I057 5') ‘ b P ,,._ l. L, L. 0F MAGHES“ sub box e125 Poo-u vitamin ‘btlhiacllieiiiil 2!w.51 “ilélonifi? Zfw-Zfiv A.B.D.and G. s , " . _ “Iimfllhss! Capsule, _ _ _ _ _ ' _ __ Z1» 50c bot. Lloyds 2!” $1.90 but. Rcxallfkui Liver I,” w‘ c 5L” M11351] Ihmmgntu, o Compound mill 2/,” $1 . 2 for B v $50 _ _ w _ Crcosote . . . . . . . .. o SLQO bot. Mill: cf Magnesia pugogqfgsf _- w‘: hm‘ Lm'A"b°P'“'°' 2h" 50"- lllll. lit-xlullr Nose and 352195.‘? .‘?‘.‘f'.“f‘.‘:. 2/<»$l.0l Pleasant as m.» .£E‘J.:;~J.‘E;.1i?- .... ., 21-- .51 501: box Roxall ‘~35 dim“ REXALL 50,. ha, GT, C0,, h so... P111... . . 2 1w" .51 z f... $115 . AHALGESIO BALM _.,.,,,; - ~ s 2,..._51 25c hct. Renal! Stomach and Liver g.- c ' ' I ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' i 1.3mm‘! Stilt) box Purctcst 2 for all 50v Rams 45's. . .' 2f" .26 2'1"“, Gggl“ o“ Z r.» 51,01 $1.00 bot. Rexllll Cod so. _5 ‘ififffit C25}: r‘ Liver on Enilli- REXli-LANA 'Il 4' A9951 1 Ave ' ' (Tompourld Zfublets, 2f", ilgnéznzf" $1.01 cove" "liiiliiiliilii" .f~i’.“.»;.;.1:.'.;'a.'.;a"... " w u»- M w» SYRUP a ~* " . ’ * r11; ,1.”- 2 t. 51° ?.“.‘*;*?°.‘f“.“..‘ff‘“.‘?';“: z.» $1.36 ‘st-la ........ -2/~'*1-<>1 2 t. 51° ' 25:bt.Ol. A?‘- 250 bot. Cascara 'l‘ub- 2 251' ilkll- 5110008311 2 ilcial Vaillll: Fiitl- 75c bot. Vct-JLT-l lets, 5 pix, 25's. . . . . f” e26 'l‘nblcts, 1 gr . . . . . .. f”: vgufing _ _ _ _ _ , _ , _ __ 2f" n26

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suvetores var»- birwn Finiahc 2 for 51°

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qge and ‘Black price ft-iclteté.

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40c Jasmine Liquid Brillian- tmo, Singlo Body . . . . . . . . .

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47c Ml 31 Antiseptic, 8 oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21.» 48c

50c Lln-A-Septic Llniment. 4 02.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 f.» 51c Bo _

50c Rexall Green Cough Syrup, 4 01.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2/.» 51c Jfgcwufig m i:

50c Renll Milk of Magnesia, 20 oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 f.» 51c ‘ "c: pownill ‘Janis/fin Tom"

25c Seccharin Tablets, 1 grain, 60's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21.» 26c 2 f.» 61° ' v "'

25c Rexall Hydrogen Peroxido, 4 oz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21.» 26c 35,. bu, Sh“, 2 26 POWDER

$1.00 Lorie Apple Blossom Bath Powder with Putt‘. .11.; $1.01 4 Ofaset P ;“1°l'~4- h" wail Sodium Perbornte

40c Lenglois Cream of Almonds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 f.» 41c (3,825 o?“ m 2 f” 41 2 for 41° 60c Jasmine Face Powder, Nah, Li. or Dk. Rach... . .2 f.» 61c 01mm“ ---- -- ‘ oogrbgluffigielhlan do Cologne 30¢ Rexall Shaving Stick ......................... . .2 y.» 31¢ we Battle 1.,,..,,.l,._ Eff, _ _ ,_ 2fvm6l 85c Langlois Lavender Shaving Soap In Glass Bowl. .21.» 86c Sll-QUE 30c

40c Ml 31 Tooth Powder with Sodium Perborate. . . .2 f.» 41c "AND REXALL

15¢ Jiffy Dressing Comb, U13". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lfar 16C Loflo" SHAV|NG

25c Serenade Writing Pad . . . . . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . if.» 25c 2 ‘.3. 61° s-ncK

55c Studio PepeterIo-M cl.ccts—24 envelopes. . . . .2 f.» 55c 30c m" ‘V9,,’ ,~u,_,,vc.d_Me_No,_ 2 for 3 1,,

25c Rlker’: White X Llnlmenr... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2f.»26c gi€E=":'_‘*-5E'f‘; 2J.-,,,._31 85 I I 4 I i

. " ‘ " ” " o . . v n1 er 70c Purelest Mineral Oil, Amara-can, 16 oz. . . . . . . . . . .21.» 71c w, PM“ “a, 5h,,,’,‘,',',§,°‘§,,,,,§‘ ,~°,, 2 for 86 $1.00 Pllrelolt Halibut Liver on Capsules, 5a.. . . . . .r. n. s1.n.1 rupee-r. d“ W" ------- ~ ' 60c "36?’ Fresh‘ Lilac Lotion, 7 on. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21.» 61c fixfixiltl: . . . . . “Si-milk? stuvmo All prices listed m tins advertisement are based 0|’ LOTION on tilt Manufacturer's suggested lull retail price. 2f.» 61c c We reserve the right to limit the quantities purchased by any customer. Sfirggggegiftbm’ Simiimr“ - 2 f” Qyysgals _ _ _ _ H 2ft" .86 60c boll. (‘Illffififlliir 2f", ‘L00 LORIE ‘jifltgr-flitilvlzg lftlon o , if) . s IIIN (‘lllfi l r3 . . . a - a a . . =L<>$$=>~ .f?‘1mirxztiiii" ‘ “ . TH E JE N K I N ' Gardenia orgJaslnlnc y _ _ _ , _ ~ , NW5" Soap . . . . . . . . . . . ., Zfv. .16 "W 'J_l‘~f‘__°‘;C£; 5jDfE ' ‘ A 7 (WITH rum 25c Cake Cl 1011 1' n ii 1 n q.’ ‘Lhrttt . . , 21051.0] 3 FIRSTAID v was: 21s Cut L1 Drum s K5111 Sliillilillliilllfllililiip 000 hot. Lin-n»;- Lavender Gmmcwm" ' ' Pflilfllifililll lair 2 f”, SOAP Ru1 . . . . . . . . .. » I 2 for 26c

210-26

ap . . . . . . . . . . . . .

NOT!!!) DAME ACADEMY Commercial Course .. .. .. ..

Helen Olicnley. Clarice Helen Perry. . Grade X Eileen Lundrlgan, Marie,‘ Morris, Clair MacDonald. Grade IX Noreen Noonnn, Joan Weir, Mary Sigsworth. Grade VIII Mary Gillis, Velma l-lowett. Phyllis Prunty. Grad¢ VII May Mcwadc. Kathleen Norman, Mary Carroll. uc-uievI Florence Peters, Margaret Doucette. Jessie Macaulay. Grade v Mary Crelghan, Ens Mar- rie Murplltj’. Janet McCallum. ode IV Y!‘

also, Marian l-Iynes.

rude III Wilma Doyle. Mary [nah Doyle, Joan l-Iennessy Grado MacDonald. Patricia Wynne. Grad; I liinrgflrct. Mcfite. Frances smith. Bernard Connolly.

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11 Josenh seven. Patricia

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U.S. Legation Quits Finland For Sweden

STOCKHOLM, April 23 —tA.Pl-

staff at Helsinki left the itnnlsh

for Stockholm

suddrtily today )11 what was seen by observers here as itie beginning of u “war of nerves" to force the| Finns to abandon the war on the side cf the Axis. ‘ Clerks withdrawn from the Hel-iother wavering slnki lagatiorl were assigned toduty in Stockholm, McClintock, umr e mfllnftfin Helsin i. Minister to Finland. H. F‘. Arthur Schoenfeld. wrs culled to Wash- hvztcr lest December and has not i "would not mean a final breach of‘

I . Robert Mills | clnffaires, rc-j The American i

Manpower Problem

(Ottawa Journal) Prorogulng the Ontario l.lll‘g recently, Lieutenant Govvrnor

Matthews read this from the speech * mm lines of war production Can-

fmm the Throne:

that the United States was in-

vmaoin! “s Pressure on the Finns evidenced bv your lengthy discus-

to got out of the war and make a slons of their zircon-ms separate peace while there still was the province is doing time. Such a withdrawal, they possible to sunply spas-mull Hid. would have an im rtant Casual labor, psychological effect on Iia y, an- Garman satellite. Nations of the British Common- wealth are nt war with Finland.) | That is true. Unfcrtunatclv. wha

A 11199854191 "C"! Heliinkl shill , is also fro» is that nn one in thi the Finnrg artweared "surprised and "cuntrv tod"v knows lvllili ls th concerned‘ ovsr 111s- American an-l Dgnqlnlgn ggwry-qmmq- »~~1=---1 iion and expressed the hope it

which rests with the Dominion G01: crnrnent.’

relations."

“vim only occasionally sc11ie’§1l:'lfl_il_o_w'1ljolfllffloljjof rJiTffizfili-Eii ' hnnd-to-rttouth‘ own and 0111' allies armies vital food silpplies. the Government

nounccment of a

improvisation, the whole sorrv ousl- ncss resulting In an acute farm labor lshortage which. if permitted to go Legisla- ‘on. may vitally injure war action.

will hem" n heavy l‘(‘S\')(ll:Fll)lll_l_\'.

It l; no state secret that in rer-

nda has reached thc point of satur-

U m I I . w i “Cloncemi for the faizinerslof the iatlcn. Yet while tens of thousands ' t no ca quar rs n London prov ncc wio arc llSkl‘ o ll0TPflSl"g[ Most of the United States legatton l said they had known for sometime production for war purposes while lwm-k producing things of which we facing an acute labor shortage islhave an abundance there is a desn, lperate lack of workers to produce‘. Aithouah lfoodstuffs, which are equally vital‘, overythlnalto the war effort, nnzl i11 and | there is a shortage. If that ls pltmn- l the rob’. of 2'0 nrn-i¢d_ orunfzed, blem ls nlalirrowwr. the r-cntrcl oL/ldolf Hitler is the reincarnation of, rim; pn-nnwrgflon~ “l!