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IN THE MATTER OF "THE VOLUNTARY WINDING UP ACT"

AND KING'S COUNTY EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a special general meet- ing of King's County Exhibition Association held on the twelfth day of March A. D. I947 a res- olution was passed that the said Company be wound up under "The Voluntary Winding Up Act” and the undersigned was appointed liquidator.

DATED this thirteenth day of March A. D. I947.

A. E. JENKINS, Liquidator.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN The Central Guardian

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COMING TO P.E.I.—Rev. I. A Crn-ircrt. B.A., B.D., of Lawrence- torvn, Nova Sr-otizr. has art-copied an iir\rl.ri-.rll to the pastorate of the Hrrzrlirrorrk and Lllgg Baptrsr Chrrrr-ircs. It is expected that he will take rharge of services the first n-opk in April.

ST, PAUL'S CHURCH. Sunday. March 23rd, 1947. Fifth Sunday in Lent. 8.30 A. M. lloiy Limrmunian, Cele-brunt, The Lord Bishop. Cor- pornte tJorn-nrnnion, n. Y P. A. and Bible Class. 11.00 ‘Morning Prayer and Scrruoir, Prcaolrer. The Lord Bishop. Anthem, "The Eternal God Ls Our Refuge", John C. West. 2.30 P. M. Sunday Sohool and Bible Class. 7.00 P. M. Mission Service. Preacher. The Lord Bishop. Arr- them. “libero i5 .1 Grcm Ilill“, Gounod. The Preacher at bnth the ltlorning and Evening Service will be The Right Reverend George Frederick Kingston, M. A.. Ph. D., D. 17., Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia.

YOUR SUPPER tonight would be Incomplete without beans. Steamed brown bresd is delicious with them. Have both. Order early. Phone 1l03-J.

mu‘) so nszsr 4m funeral of Mrs. Osrl McAdam took plsoe yesterday morning at 8.45 from

Church of the Little Flower, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Phelan Mic- Kenna who also conducted the service at thr- grave. Interment. vras in lrllQ Church Cemetery. Present In the sanctuary was Rev. Lawrence Landrlgan of Bl. Peter's Parish. The pallbearers were: Miessrs: John Roselle-r, Cecil McCarthy. Byron Webster.

Joseph Rooney. CPcll Eidorshrvw, and James Blaxiand.

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Iluptials

A wedding of interest to both

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Bl'lIl.-\li \'i< ERIIAY ~~ ‘Fire funeral of l\lr. 1.00 Roche sivashcld yesterday morning from the resi- dence of hi5 brothrr, Frank Rocha West. Si. Peters to St. Andrews Church where Requiem lligh iilass was celebrated by thtr Parish Priest Rev. Torrance Caitnivbsil who also conducted services at the grave. The pail-bearers were Iilessrs. J.J. MacCormnck, Anthony Trainor, John McAdam. James liennific, Lawrence Byme and Ronald Mc- Adam. Interment took place in irhc Church Cemetery at St. Andrews.

FUNERAL l-SERVICES — Th! funeral of Mr. Joseph E. Mac- Donald was hold yesterday

h-is parents, Mr". and Mrs. Aeneas nlaclvonald. WcstSt. Pctcrsta St. Andrews Church rvhvrc Requiem High Mass was celebrated by

Titre casket was draped with the

war. The pail-bearers were Mm“- Angus McPhce. and Charles Mac-

revs.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. -—- Moming Worship will be conducted by the minister. the Rev. J. Judson Levy. B, II, Fvith sermon. ‘iThe Croee. the Power or God." Anthem. “Immortal. invisible." 'i‘himsan_ The Churoh School meets for its weekly session following Morning WOY-“Ihill The minister will conduct Iivening Worship at T P. M. tv-itrh sermon "The 'l‘ime to Decide." Male Quar- tette “Parry s While with Jesus." Momrs. Diamond, Frugden. Kuwait. The Anthem "r Am Alpha and Omega," IStrrInBrJ The music of the day will be undrer the direction or the nrganist and director of choir lillss llcion Stewart, A, T. C. M. Visitors to the (‘ity and all inter- ested are welcomed to parttcipaticn in the Worship services of The Bap- tist. Church. (‘orner of Prince and Fitzroy Strects. ~

(‘LOSING OF HANDICRAFT CLASSES AT SOUTIIPORT, - On Wednesday eventing, lVfarch 12. the closing of the hand-i- crafi classes was held at the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Mr-Phail. The work accom- plished hy the members during the past two months was exhibited, and made a fine showing, especially the weaving which was a very popular activity. Considerabig im- tr-rest was revived in this craft. and excitement ran high when the Web was enrolled with all its bright patterns, and each member claim- ed hcr own. An address was read by Mrs. Joseph Hayley and a gift. presented by Mrs. Urban McQuaitl to Mr. and Mrs. Mt-Phail in ap- preciation nl.’ tircir kindness in optm- lng their home threc nights p, week tn the group. Both Mr. and Mrs. McPhsll responded very graciously. Their vary capable teacher, Mi-ss Arsonault. was-also remembered with a gift and addressed by Mrs. NeiipMathcson. She replied in hor own trhnrming manner. After a short singsong, a bountiful lunch was served, which brought the pleasant evening to a close.

Rev. RI‘. lvlzrcDont-rld who also Si. Zvlnlthias Church. conducted services at the grave. sang “I'll Walk Bosidc You."

After the cervmony the guests Union Jack in recognition of the were entertained at the Rr-ctory services rendered by the deceas- of St Matthews ed, to his country in the late cola 5t.

Later In the evening Mr. and Newton McKay. Rudolph McEacir- Mrs. Jordan left for Ottawa on a 9m, Ivan Nolan, stcphon McAdam, brief honeymoon. Mrs.

Montreal and Charloiteiovn, P.E. Island friends took place Saturday

lfternoon. March fifteqntdr at St. '

Matthew's Presbyterian Cirurcrh, Point Si. Charles. when Miss Pal- ricia Buxton Clarke, daughter of Mr, and Airs. Frank B. (fiarlse, Charlottetown. was united in mar- triagc rvith Mr. Arthur R. W. Jor- ‘dan. son of Mr. W. ll. Jordan. {Mon-ireal, the pastor, Rev. Edwin ‘J. White (ifficizttirlg. I The bride. given in marriage by her father. wore ivory satin fash- iioned in princess lines with short train and for lrer headdress wort.‘ her mother's wedding veil.

She was attended by Miss Sireila Jaques as maid of honor who chose for her costume pastel blue

an old fashioned nose gay.

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MRS. T. E1. HOWATT

residence. .50 school March 11. 1947, of Mrs. lifzrrgzrrc‘. Hovvltti. wirlorv of the late Tlm; 1e L. Howalt. of this city, in her 75m .\'t‘ar. '_I‘he late Mrs. I-Iowatt. wvns horn rn Charlottetown, and was the daughter of Thomas and Anne Wakelrng of’ this oily. Although she had been h; faiiinrz health for some time tho 0nd came suddenlv and unexpvctallrz

She is survived by one hroklrc-r. Robert Wirkolinx of this city; one 5°" Williﬂm. City. and three daughters namely, Gertrude. lifrs. Whitehead. Waltham, Mass; Anna, Mrs. Ernest‘ Perry and Adele, Mrs. Goss. this rri_v. Two grand children I11 Wﬂllh-"Ihi. Mass, and eleven re- siding in this city, and one gfpﬂt grandchild also survive.

The funeral was held from her late residence. Thursday aller- Anoon. Tire service was conductvd yby the Rev. T. H. B. Somcrs. M.A., srrxrvr, City.

l The hymns sung were "The IfW-‘I ilk“ m" Sayl-“ir 1° Mk5 m“ gent-Ian root tcarnmile, uam-omllt-

Is My Shepherd". "Abide With

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, The pail bearers were Messrs.

,John Martin. John Inglis. Neil |MscNevrn. James Howatt. Arthur Perry, two grandsons of the dc-

l . ceased and Stanley Wakelrng a

nephew.

- She wss tenderly laid to rest in the People's Cemetrry beside her husband who prodcceased her a

riittlo less ‘than two years ago,

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IAPPRE CIA TI ON

The family of the late Mrs. T. L. ﬂ-Iowatt wish to thank their friends rand neighbors for acts of kindness yshc-ivn them in their rocr-ni sad

bereavement. All those who srnt. illowers, letters and cards of ‘sympathy.

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Mr. Jordan was supported bv his , Q frit-rtd ‘Vlr. A. w. I-Iugrhes. I _ . . - - Duririg the signing of the‘ ber of the firm, are prepared to look after your home lurnrshrng needs with the latest styles rn Chester- register. Mr. John Field, soloist at Weslmlmm’, , fields, Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Suites, Kitchen Sets, Stoves, etc., all at moderate prices.

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Jordan travelling in a lortruois blue suit Donald. Inls-nnrent took lilac? I11 with black acccssorics.

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The death occurred at her late Street on

MARCH Z1. 1947

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‘CURE W. C. T U. l NOTES

By Itanlo] H. Knee, M. D.

1. The first step in giving up tobacco Ls to give it up; do not try to taper ofrf. All the will power anti ; determination must be tnnbiilzctl for action. Tire WILL piucod dctcr- ‘ mincdly on God's side becomes wmmniporonr, thus making t-he im- ,l possislo. possible. '

2. Keep away from smokers and s tobacco laden atmosphere. if possible. for about lllrce weoks.

3. After each meal for one neck rinse out the mouth with a three-

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I see ibloesoms) and chew it during the HEAR THE NEW ROGERS MAJESTIC Who B-re starting lo dimllﬂdisy when there ls s desire to sloohol: ‘ l smoke. MORE r h ‘h I use when muwe‘ grist l: elemiriating thef “Wit arm e w ' - p0 i. I e a ox composed o l ygot lo live in I" ‘halt’ a, teaspoon qr Rochelle salts lMuch depends on ca" W“ Me] and cream of tartar each morning _ FOR _ giving It; before breakfast for one wcek. r‘

You're not moviﬂil out! p‘ t-Jlzc a. 'I‘urk.islr Lock who! YWW ab°m~ t Bath or s. good swear bath of some I i l m d Mm x kind tvwice during rm.- first two;

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Forty-five per- cent of ell mal0r| automobile Bwldmla l-"Wl" 5 either a drunk driver or s. dﬂllilmi‘ podﬁs-trian. Dr. L. Joclyn Rows‘ tread of lire Department qt Amll‘. tlcal Cimnislry at the UIIIIVQPEMY- of Toronto and consultant to llwl Attorney General or Ontario. de-l r-rmw at 9, Rotary club luncheon In January at the Wlndsorlloicl-

He said that a atom view IIIOUIKI be lvken of vwvie who drive wrrrre_ intoxicated and ire assailed "lei theory that people who Ify Io dis-| suede others from drlvitni "Nut under the influence of alcohol l-rﬁi interfering with public libertyﬂ ‘

"There is no liberty for the deer} and little freedom for the maimed- nr. Rogers continued. "vet We 0"" plenary demand the rim to drinkl end drive with no rrrousht "M 1i little restraint on our out mitt‘ moan m, and lbillty to enooy liv- ing to others." warm‘ t the‘

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