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now marry a girl whom I know and respect very much, who will make me s. good wife, who has many of the tastes and habits that I have and whose company I thoroughly enjoy? But _I do not love her.

Or should I wait until I find n girl who affects me as I think love affects most people?

JOHN

ANSWER: If you were 46 instead of 26 and were still heart whole and fancy free, I should say lead the lady to the altar. even if ‘she does not arouse any thrills in you. You are not of the sentimental type and what you need is a good cook more than you do a soul-mate.

But at 26 you are just beginning to feel the first pangs of love. Walt until you have n real, genuine, heart attack that leaves you in no doubt about your symptoms. Give the girls a chance.

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CONIEDIRATION BUIANCE.

ELECTRIC CLOCKS, new"; Pads, Steam Heaters and Hotplates. ‘roombs Music Store.

IFABM FENCE-We have just completed unloading a. oer. It will continua in short supply. Suggest nowis the tlllrle to order. Fennel!

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0E" of Clarke Steamship 00.. Ltd. ls duo Charlottetown April 22nd and lo general cargo and livestock for St. John's, Newfoundland. Ilbr space and rates apply to Buntain Boll d: 00., Agents.

SPECIAL GOSPEL MEETINGS continue each night except Satur- day at 8 P. M. Lord's Day 7.30 PM. in the Gospel Hall. Upper Prince Street. Special speakers. Mrs. R Harris River Herbert, N. 8.. and R. Roberts of Toronto. Ont. Coma and hear the same gospel as preached by Wesley Sburgeon. Whitﬁeld . Moody and others. All welcome.

AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP —- The Graduation service of the Presbyterian Missionary and Dea- coness Training school took place at Knox College Chapel Thurs- day, April 'lth at 8 p.m. lvllss Margaret M. MoDougall of Belle River, P. E. 1., was awarded the scholarship for highest general proﬁciency among the ﬁrst yesr undergraduate students.

THE LAST cf the Baptist Church pro-Easter services will be held this evening at 7.30. Preach- ing "the old time gospel". Rev. G. Maurice Fletcher concludes his

' attractive series of addresses. Mu-

sic is led by piano and organ. Easter Maundy will be observed Thursday evening in a ‘candle- light and communion service.

ATTENDED CEREMONY —- Rt. Rev. Richard St. John, vice-presi- dent and general secretary of the Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago, recently was present at the installation of Bishop Garriago. of Corpus Christi. Texas, repre- senting Bishop O'Brien, president of Extension Society. En route he visited In Houston, Texas, the guest of his sister and brother-ln-law. Mr. and _Mrs. L. V. Doucette.

m MEMORIAM

NEWSOME

WILLIAM TINSON

The death occurred at Scarle-

Tlnson Newsome at the age of 66 years. He was son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newsome, Scarle- town. Hlsdeath came as s. great shock to his relatives and friends for up to a felw days previous he was in his usual health although for some time he was not very robust, receiving s. severe attack of the "flu" which lpnoved too much for his resistance.

He was a member of the Bede- que United Church and was a very regular attendant and being of s very genial and friendly dispos- itions he will be greatly missed by his many friends. at. all social and community gatherings. Besides a large circle of friends there ‘are left to mourn and chen ish his memory, his widow, nee Maud Trenholm, formerly of Oar- leton. three sisters: Mrs. Chaun- cey Pearson, Ohelton: Mrs. Frank Jewell, Central Bedeque; Mrs. El- liott Bell, Bedeque; thre, broth- ers: Mr. Harry Newsome, Am- herst, N.5.. Mr. Frank Nelwsome, Rose Valley: and. Mr. Arthur Ncwsome, Augustine Cove. ‘rhe funersbwas onduct ' by his pas- tor. Rev. W. Burton Qrowo who brought words or comfort to the bereaved from "he 121st Psalm, 1st verse: "I will lift up mine eyes lo the hills from whence cometh my help. The Bedeque Choir led the singing of "The Lords My Shepherd". ‘IBafe In Tho Argus of Jesus". "Unto ‘the Hills".

Th, service was held flan his late residence and was very large- ly attended in spite of th, bad condition of the roads.

The pallbearers were: Fred O'Connell Nocnan. Horace Sober. Edward Loard, William Trainer,

Many beautiful floral tributes covered the casket from relatives

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the pointing of Christian Church, Fredericton, Ap- ril.30, i949.

ANDREW STEVENSON Fredericton, P. E. I.

r. ed. l. llAlllilliliAFTS EXIIIIITIOI

Parsons entering work are re- lnlllllod entries must be in the Arl. Centre by April 16th.

town on March 15th of William o:

A Reﬂection of Your Own Good Taste

YOU - - - in our exclusive, undeniably pretty Bonneis - - - reflect the smartest trends of

fashion.

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a gay and giddy pace that led hcr to fame, fortune and five merri- ages.

She was wmzuiibted to the Man- hattan State Hospital last March 15. The exact nature of her ailment never was disclosed.

Her lawyer, Orrin C. Judd. said she apparently died of a stroke.

Mabel won her nickname by be- decking herself with Jewels report- ed to be worth more than $1,000.- 000

and sympathizing friends», ‘ Interment was in the family plot in Searletown cemetery. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to the be- reaved widow, and relatives in their sudden and sad bereave- ment.

Funeral arrangements were un- der the efficient direction of Mr. Ensor Bowness. Summerslde. —B.

She flitted from New York to London to Paris and the Riviera and book again.

Once she walked into a London party with orchids fastened to her gowlrl with diamonds.

"Queen of Diamonds" Dies, In Hospital

NEW YORK, April 11 -(A P) — The one-time "Queers of Diamonds,” Mabel Boll, n. bionde beauty who left o. cigar store counter to cavort across two continents, died Sunday in a. mental institution at the age

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“Duality in Every Cup"

Well girls this is hhe end again but will try and have more news aslin soon.

A start has been made on the study Boole and some material has been gauhered for "Project 5.”

The girls conducted the pcnlng W°11h1l1 It the prayer meeting‘ "i"? WWII-l lsb and also assisted the Minister by addressing church envelopes one evening.

0901B! Caseley and Marlene Davison conducted the worship service on Feb. 13th, which was observed as boys’ and girls’ sim- clay. The Tuxis and C. G. I. T. members led hhe music.

A banquet was a feature of d. G. 1. T.~Week and the W. M. S. heartened the leaders and girls by stating that the women were be- coming more conscious of the C. G. I. '1‘. girls’ need of their co- operation and in the future the leaders and girls could depend on them for full support.

Remington has a 6.0.1.1‘. group which has suffered s. little due lo the fact that there as so many other activities on their meeting night. ‘llhere are senior and in- termediate girls in this group. ndth Mrs. Robert Carruthers lead- ing seniors and Dorothy A. Mac- Kenzie leading the intermediates.

‘The City groups have been go- ing strong. Trinity Church (LG. I.'I‘. group is busy with their Mis- sion study. based on Tales from China. The ﬁrst evening of the study Miss Dorobhy Auld was the special speaker. The girls take turns leading the study eacllwﬁslt- Work on the Ohinalol; is in full swing and the girls are ‘planning a social evening which is to be held at tlhe completion of the Mis- slon study.

"City Suckers" of the Baptist church are busy Prwuelns for the Music Festival. Since last re- pqrglng this group has completed their Bible Study on the life 0f Christ and they have also had two editions of-a new feature. I“ the form of a group newspaper. which is written and read by girls and leaders once a- Illlﬁﬂlh- Scm-e very good articles, ‘both ser- 1011s and humorous have resulted from this activity and a lot of fun l; to be had wlhen the reading takes place.

It hadn't been realized how long it has been since news last ap- peared and are now really 1111i“ s, hit behind but will try to make u for it.

DThQ orrrup had a X1106 letter from Irene Mum! WIIO 18 t!" 199d‘ er of the Valleyﬂeld grolm- Sh” explained that the girls do mi meet during the winter montlhs because they are so scattered but they did come together 1°! a church service ‘Plutis-GG. I.'I‘- week. Mics Bruce em e W“ talk m1 the meanlns’ of 0.6.111,

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SOUTH GRANVILLE

Report of South Granville School for months of February and March: Grade IX: 1, Chrissie MacLeod; 2, Mae Buchanan.

Grade VIII: 1, Irene MncLeod; 2. Wilma Thomas; 3, Donnie Corbett. Grade VII: 1, Mary Chappelle.

Grade V: 1, Hugh John Corbett; 2, Mary Thomas.

Grade III: 1, Elmer Folland; 2. Louise Corbett; 3. Donald MacLeod. Grade II: 1, Wayne Morrison; 2. Jean MacLeod and Eleanor Follend (equal); 3, Vera Chappelle,

Ch-ade I (Si-J: 1, Billy Corbett; i,

Laureen Murphy.

Grade I (Jr): 1. Muriel Corbett.

Perfect attendance for February:

Irene MacLeod. Louis Corbett,

Elmer Folland, Jean MacLeod.

Perfect attendance for March:

Louise Corbett.

Catherine Corbett, Teacher.

IN MEMORIAM-

In loving manory o! our door Mother, Mrs. Gordon Buma, hee- imm, who pamed away four years an today, A]!!! 18131. 1M5.

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o'er the form bf our daparled Numbered with the silent dead.

Grnstrdt Lord that we my follow In the paths of ﬁlth and [rayon Then when we shall hear the rum-

neon; Joyfuliy go and meet hm- there.

Irovlngly Remembered by Her Husband and Dsreghhers Georgie. Murh/l, Ullhn and Ilsslo

IN MEMORIAM

In lovh; memory of 0. C. Mae- fuvzn who passed away April 18th,

We think of him In disease,

Na eye! can sea as lwoep,

But still within our aching heart His memory we keep.

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‘EMPIRE LODGE N0. l9

KNIGHTS OF ‘PYTHIAS

We sorrowllrliy regret the dent-h of P.C. Hammond Hernphill. Funordl services will be held on Wednesday, 13th of April at 2:30 p.m. from Zion Church to People's Cemetery. All Knights and Pyilhion Sisters ore requested to attend in I body, meeting in Sunday School room at 2:15 p.m. for Pytilicn funeral service.

KEITH JOHNSTON, C.C.

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