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Cardinal Mintlssenty, primate of l-lungar_v, has been given life sen- nce by Hungarian "people's court". The sentence has been ordered to reviewed by the supreme tribunal. The Cardinals six co-defendanta

the iraason trial in Budapest were also convicted. The Cardinal is

fund during his Canadian visit. It is believed that he knew‘ then t lie was marked for martyrdom.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE 1N- SUBANUE. OIIEBTERI-‘IELDS at Bargain Toombs Music Store..

ZION VALENTINE TEA and Bazaar. Thursday. February 10th from 4.30 P. M. to 7 P. M. ‘HIRILLE, SPILL! and. excite- ment. at the Q. S. S. Ice Sports to- night.

WOMEN'S SHOES in all sizes. and special ‘dollar bargains at. Le- Page Shoe Sale (Queen St.)

CHURCH NOTICE. — Sunday, February 13th. North Rustico 11 A. M. Stanley Bridge 3 P. M. Geo. Gough, Minister.

LePAGE SHOE SALE (Queen St.) Extra specials in Growing Girls and Children's Shoes. Men's and Boy‘s workboots.

ST. ANDREWS CIIUIII- Ob . Service February 13th. at 11.00 A. M, Vernon River at 2.30 Cherry Valley United at 7.00 P. M. Services to be conducted by the Minister. Rev, .-\. S. Wcir. BREADALBANE PAS TOItAL CHARGE. — Services Sunday. reo- ruary 13th. North Granville 11 AM. Rose Valley 3 P. M. Brudaibane 7.30 P. M. W. 13. MacPhaii. Minister.

TRYON — BONSIIAW BAPTIST PASTORATE. — Services [or Sun- day. February 13th are: Tryon 2i P, M. S. S. 2 P. M. Bonshaw 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A. Hicks. Minister.

THE PIIJJSBYTERIAN (‘I-IURCII IN UANADA. — Services for Sun- day. February 13th as follows: Mon- tasue 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Clll'fIl~ gan 2.30 P. M. Montague S. S. i0 A. M. Rev. F. N. Young, Minister.

TRYON PASTORAL CHARGE 0f the United Church of Canada. Services on Sunday, February 13th. as follows: Cape Traverse 11 A. M. Crapaud 3 P. M. C. and Bible Class. Tryon .30 P, M. C. S. 11 A. M. Rev. R. Woodsidc, B. A, Minister.

NORTM RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTORATEL-Rev. ll. Bur- bcr. Pastor. Sunday. February 13th. NOflh River 11.00 .\, M. Clyde River 3.00 P. M. Kingston 7.110 P. M. CHURCH OF S(‘O'I‘I..-\.\'D. -- Services Lord's Day. February 13th. Argyle Shore 11.00 A. M. Charlotte- town 3.00 P. M. Birch Hill 7.30 P. Til. Broadcast CJRW Friday's 3.140 P. M. Rev. H. l". liincl-Iivcn,

C O It N W A I. l. PASTORAIQ OHARGE.—Scr\iccs February 13th. Kingston‘ 11 A, M. New Dcmitiitm 1i P. M. Cornwall Church School 11 A.M. Public Worship 7.30 PM, Rev. M. K. Chat-man. Minister.

ENGAGEMENT— Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bagnall, llazcl Grove. an- nounce the engagement of their only daughter Dorothy Esther to Ronald Millcr, son 0f lv . and Mrs. West MacDonald, (llasgmv Road. Marriage to take place the laltcr part of February.

CITY POLICE COURT- .'\t thr- Stipendiary lilagistvutcﬂs (‘tiuri yrs- terday. a man charged with utlvr- ing n forged chcqtio was suntt-nt-t-d to six months In Jail. while a nmn charged with keeping n rommon gaming house was fined $25 anti costs or 20 days and thc cqtiip- ment confiscated. A (lrunic and dis- orderly was sentenced lo ‘J0 days in jail and a mun zippcziring on n charge of assault causing bodily harm was heard and remanded un- til Saturday for further evidence.

SAUNDERS-MOORE WED- DTNO-A quiet wedding was sol- emnized at. Trinity United Church at 7 p.m. Tuesday. January 25th when Betty Jean Saunders. young- er daughter of Mrs. Saunders and the late Stephen E. Saunders oi‘ Charlottetown became the lu-lde of Barry LeRoy liloorc, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Moore of Charlottetown. After the wedding a reception was held at the Char- lottetown Hotel.

THE PIIESBYTEBIAN Church in Canada. Brookfield Charge. Ser- vices next Lord's Day are as fol- lows: Hunter River 11 a.m.; Glas- go\v Road 3 p.m.; Brookfield 7.30 p.m. Brookfield prayer service Thursday evening 8 p.m. Hartsvllle Y. P. S. will meet nt the home ol Mrs. Ewen Lamont Friday evening B p.m. Hunter River Y. P. S. will meet at. the home of Mrs. Steven Burns. Wednesday evening. Feb. 16th. at B o'clock. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Minister.

SUPREME COURT-In the Su- preme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice M. R. McCiuigan. legal argument was completed In the civil case in which James Wood- side Dunning is suing Blythe Murray and Peter McIntyre in the sum of $1,000 for injuries stistaln- ed in a motor vehicle accident on October 30. The case was ad- journed until February 24 for Judgment. Meats. R. R. Bell ap- peared ior the plaintiff; W. E. Bentley. K.C., for Blythe Murray and J. E. Burnett for Peter Mc- Intyre.

in MEMORIAM

In having memory of my dear father. Fldele Gauthier, who died

on February 11th, i948.

Sweet are the memories that never‘ fade.

OI a lather we loved, but could not save.

Always so true, unselfish and kind. Another like him in this world we will not ilad.

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stastcu 1s. cwstuct DATE for entries Ln Music Festival.

HOWARD McINNIl Pliibed Footvtee: at 175 Queen Street.

RUMMIAGE SALE, Market Bulld- ing. Saturday. February 12th. 7 P, M. Trinity Junior‘ W. A.

WE WILL APPRECIATE a share of your grocery and meat business. Len MacDonald, phone 441. We de- liver.

NORTHERN ELECTBIO WA!!!- EBS - Just arrived. Toombe Music Store.

THE QUEEN SQUARE SCHOOL boys invite you to their annual Ice Sports tonight.

‘PHBEE FLIGHT! WEEKLY to Sydney, Nova Scotia. Phone Marl- time Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.

CROSS ROADS OHIISTIAN CHURCH — Service on Sunday. February 13th. at 7.30 P. M. Lie. Byron Howlett. Minister.

YORK UNITED OHUBCII OF CANADA. — Services for Sunday. February 13th. York 11 AM. Brack- ley 3 P. M. Central 7.30 P. M. Sun- day School at usual hours. Rev. J. ll. .\lacCa.llum, Minister.

IVINSIDE IlNlTED CHURCH’- Services Sutiday. February 13th. will be as follows: Winsloe North 11. Winsloe South 23%). Princetown 7.30. Rev. E. C. Evans Supply nlinlster.

l‘.l~l.l. HOSPITAL LADIES AID -- The vcgular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hospital was held at the Cundull Home Monday afternoon, February 7th. with thirty six members present. The President. Mrs. Gordon Leitch. opened the mcciing with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Minutes of the January meeting were read and adopted. Consider- ahle discussion took place regard- ing raising funds. and it was moved by .'\lrs Avendall Mac- Kcnziv, seconded by Mrs. Bagnali. that We have a supper in one of our church halls on March 17th, carried. The church vice-presidents. with Mrs. Leitch as convener, were appointed a committee in charge of this project. The president re- minded all the members to bring in the calendar money as soon as possible. The treasurer. Mrs. H. L. Sear, read her financial report and moved its adoption. Bills pre- sented for payment were ordered paid. On adjournment of the meet- ing. afternoon tea was served by .\lrs. Bulmcr. Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Prouric.

‘I Personals

Friends 0f lilvs. M. Stewart urc pleased to ltcar she has return- cd home from Prince Edward Is- land Hospital much improved in health.

Mr, and Mrs. Allan Clow and little son Colbourne of Freetown, have returned home after a. very pleas- tint visit with Mr. Clowks mother. Mrs. lvlary Bearisto, Harrington. Nova Scotla.

Rcv. H. M. Burgess of the Naza- rene Church in 0'1..ea.ry is Ln Monoton, N. 3.. where he is aa- slsting at the special Youth Week services 1n the City.

Mr. and Mrs. List-m‘ Keefe and litllc son Johnnie, accompanied by Mr. Bernard Lutlilllli" all“ II“? Misses Leone and Lulu Paynter motored to Charlottetown on Wcfl~ nesdny, spent the afternoon visit- ing iricnds in Southport and Pl!" ticnis in the Provincial Senator- lum.

Gar FerryTraffic For January

An increase of 55 carloads of im- ports to the Province in January. 1949 as compared to the corres- ponding month of 1948 is noted in the report from the office of the Superintendent o! the Island Div- ision of the Canadian National Railways. In the matter of exports. however. a decrease of 34 carloads ia noted. Imports total was 1040 compared to 985 in January 1.948. while exports numbered 1258 last month as against 1292 in 1949. Bluest gain in imports to the Province was in coal, with 252 car- loads being ferried across the Straits last month against 193 in January 1948. Gas and oils follow- ed closely with a 57 carload bulge. the figures being 125 against 68. Miscellaneous shipments also show- gg a 29 car gain, being 115 against

Fertilizer showed a. decided de- crease, there being 66 carloads lrn- ported to the Province in January 1948 against 20 last month. Flour and focd also showed a minus fig- ure. 131 carloade coming here in 1948 compared to 120 this year. Other imports with January 1948 figures in brackets include: Autos l8 (20). Fruits. 11 (9), Hardware nil (8), Limes 15 (27). Lumber 21 (12), Livestock 7 (3). Meats 4 (9). Machinery 12 (4), Sugar 6 (1), Salt 4 (2). Railway coal 37 (26), Railway material 30 (8). Molasses 1 (nil) cement 4 (8). Hay nil (26).

Biggest gain in exports “as re- corded in livestock with 73 car- loads leaving the Province last month. compared to 58 1n January 1948. Potatoes, however showed a decrease, 852 carloads leaving the Province last month compared to the 875 shipped out in January 1949. This was due in large part to the late start the shippers re- ceived tlue to weather conditions last fall. However 12 more carloads of turnips were shipped. 164 In 1949, 152 Ill 1948.

Fish showed a carload gain being 7 against 6: hay and straw showed up with a 14 carload increase. the 14 cars-representing just that much gain with none being shipped out in January 1948.

Moss likewise showed a big gain. five carloads leaving the Province in January of this year compared to the single load being shipped in January 1948.

Other exports with the 1948 fig- ures in brackets are: Eggs 7 (6), Fish 3 (10), Hides 4 (2), Less car- load: 81 (80). Meats 11 (10), Oats 3 (nil), Miscellaneous 27 (57). Rall- way material 8 (2), Blueberries nil (1).

Knights 0f Iiolumhus Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of Charlottetown Council Knights of Columbus was held in their home on Tuesday evening Feb. 8th. with a very large attendance of mem- bers. present. Grand Knight Leo F. Macdonald presided. Meeting open- ed with prayer offered by the Chancellor-Rev; R; ifﬁEllsworth.

The Lecturer, George Cheverie gave a short report on the weekly curd parties. He said that they were a social success.

Mr, Charles Praught in speaking for the Catholic activity of the Council stated that a charity dance was scheduled for Tuesday night. Feb. 15th in Holy Name Hall and hc also stated that the stamp drive was in progress.

in the absence oi’ chairman Muc- Corrnlck Mr. Thomas McAdam re- ported for bowling and stated that this activity was coming along very well.

The Grand Knight reported for raffles and Deputy Grand Knight for Sick Committee. Mr. Frank

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Ladies’ Rayon BLOUSES. Sizes 14-18. Col-

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A Loi of Ladies’ COAT SWEATERS. Sizes

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MacMillnn. chairman of education- al commlttee is planning a series of debates on Sunday nights ln Holy Name Iiall.

Mr, Russell St. John. chairman of the entertainment committee gave a report. on the bean supper and entertainment held recently in Whelan Memorial Hall.

A skate was held at the St. Dun- stan's rink Sunday evening. Jan. 30th. for members and friends of the Knights of Columbus and in which it was enjoyed by all.

Mr. R. A. lilncdonnld, chairman of the Knights of Columbus Re- creatlonnl Centre. Victoria Park. gave his yearly report. His report appears elsewhere in this issue.

A vote of thanks was moved by W. Smith and seconded by Past State Deputy J. Alfred Doyle to R. A. Macdonald for the wonderful ac- complishments he done at the K. of C. Recreation Centre during

J. Alfred Doyle spoke on mem- bership.

Among the guests present was District Deputy Dr. J. A. MacMil- lan and Mr. Percy Happeny from Rochester, Mass. Both members spoke briefly.

The trustees report was then pre- sented and on motion it. was decid- cd that it be held over until March meeting for final approval.

For entertainment a short talk on "lnheritance“ was given by Rev. R. G. Ellsworth. M.So., D.D., of St. Ditnstanh University.

Through the courtesy of Mr. Charles Praught films on. Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and musical were shown. In all the talk

and films were much enjoyed by all members present.

The Grand Knight on behalf of the Council then thanked Rev. Fr. Ellsworth and Lecturer for tinc- cn- tertalnment.

Meeting closed with prayer offer- ed by Grand Knight Leo liiacdon-

2. Bcity McIntosh. 3. Ann Mac- Intyrc. Christine Chcverie.

Grade III -— 1. Helen hialunt: Ann Gillicspie. L‘. France; Praughl. I1. Mary Clinton. Ann Hughes.

Grade II -— 1. Peggy Campbell, Doreen Chevcric- Carole Ellis, 2. Anne Mclnnis, Kathleen Martin

51d‘ l3. Alena Pierce.

SOURIS CONVENT

Honor Roll for January:

Grade X1 -- 1. Katherine Mac- Donald, 2. Bernadette Burge. Mary Murphy, Cyril Peters, Edna Hughes. 3. Ian (Jhcvcrle, Teresa MacDon- ald. Joseph Maclsaac. Agnes Dally, Claire Barge. Mary Wilson.

Grade X — l. Isabel Msclsaac. Ellen Mullally, 2. Anne MacCor- mack, Adeline Peters. Patricia Maclsaac.

Grade IX -- 1. Joan MacDonald.

2. Margaret Hughes. 3. Claire Paquet. Grade VII! — l. Camilla Me-

Aulay, 2. Rita MacDonald, Mildred Chaisson, 3 .Margaret Mclnnis. Betty Cheverie. Anne MacDonald. t

Grade v11 - 1. names ForcLI Eleanor Clinton. 2.‘ Anne l\lacDon-I sld, Patricia MacDonald. 3. Joyce Paquet. Jennie Gilbert.

Grade VI — 1. Susan MacCor- mack. 2. Velma Paquet, 3. l-‘rances

Grant.

Grade V -- 1. Mary hiacLean. 2. Jeanette Peters. J. Jeanette Clieverie.

Grade lV (a) - l. Dorothy

Poole, 2. Catherine MacPhee. 3. Minnie Ivlullnlly. : Grade IV - l. Florence Bushey, -

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