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“Marine

TIA .- Ill who medal. ai- ieruoon tea at her spsmlsnent on p1 root. do on w all in honor flMIIG Bakercnbsrbirth-

00nd oats. A rt? ilnedll w‘! ‘UPI! l losstdeodssndtwo were

-CON'.I‘ACT CLUB IETING -- ¢ meeting ct the Bum

n; regular ' marsldecontaotcl gulls-icon

‘Will Be Buried Today With

llavsl llcilors

,4 sorrow Montreal last evening- arvldwerekandrndby milfr nasal 8w“

inuosnsmsmmscrcws

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m; acme o. wuoo Sydney. N- e. and s. hall-brother. Hun-v N- Currie evarvlnl ‘m1 m‘ “ab” "n13 ism». issue s. Oroekatt. fled in i .

lIllP POI IIIIPFIII. HANDS

blocks: only c lew drops olillzobeih

Arden‘: creamy, deliglulull scented Hund-O- onlk in keep them sell, and beovil- IuI. Use II lrqely wherever slcln chops and rougllens.

It’! IMI 2.25

in o pinch-hold bolile

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T... s. 1.1.1.. limousine ltress " .""""""'

aooxoanaas hodrplasgu-perie

1.1.1.... s. the g Xormer

lhier holidays at their homes in Sranmuside area

tbolt U atRothQey,N.B.-C

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merside s... IO llmtrell. A

‘tit. Pleasant ll fibril Tr flu llsfresller T llourssej

~ r1 "1 ‘is c ' ‘in; get wintig 06mm‘ ‘r . the '

ilna udwemesda ,whe|s m, 1 _

In Memoriam

In

Ind ‘oaum (nerltbel. who passed away ea Isiah

Though he's-crass sue ter-

IYOTs . Aadhervoloe ashore We ssm aiwayswllerhh u»

Orlbeeaewelevedsalsar.

' renumbered 5's"

Raiders ”

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Plehesdlylailthlews saesussynselsasssssa- lsrecplayiyflarrsalldl

Also Short Subjects Shows at 2.30,-7.30,-9.15

amass-ammo onnsas r Q

my- gyuwmww Mon DAY-TUEQSDAY ‘ 1 “ Merle Oberon and

George Sanders "n. Lodger"

.__i.I.......L.~ -.._.._..- > 13min!!!“

sUr/rmnssros:

—IOI BALI-Motor , boat engine, m reet s inches long. N! Bu!!!“

N. D. MacLean

D0608’!!! — At t tel lcb. N, 1H6, to C. S. :3 (new overseas), and

IQINTYII — At 8t. Iss7’

ital. Nougat-l. March 36. -

ta Nantes) a dough- h An

IIIIIS ilfl EIIIIS a lttls u That sass.

niswssvsunnsa

I've shldied the stars in Orion ,. I've gascd at the moon and clouds

either ‘lhurus nor dancer Will give ms the

answer: ll March wlll so out like a lion.

‘lve yea heard e! In world's

most time w! h wile div ‘oepbeoalrn she eld hands with sat-acting

dentist while he tool-hi

Plgolllw,whonfisepaihismore earstobeer. Imah Irm- flertstohlckhimontilemins.

scgelthewcek- (Hit-

s u use pr -“ g on 1,.» r t aspects) Bwin a Sway."

But not with Iinnler, will likely be partners dance. _ “Comirr Thru the Rhine" is an

pr riatc song (or our victorious $1.13!’. .

nd American soldiers

these eventful days.

‘l8 INGLI m!!! life's ‘tragedies

Fat lady, Very brave, canoe; wave I

Romeo drives. One hsnd~ Boon reaches Promised land!

Ian No. l-!'or Ain't that lint forward line oi the a able to Winn a lot oi’ games? No. z—Kerr-ectl

Answer to lost week's puzzles: 1—R.elotion-G--King. . 2—Insect-6—N-Bevln. Ioud-N-Brscken.

4—C’abbege-inhabit-_-Coldwell. b-Jlither D or F-Ford.

This week the arlwers are flow- w.

—8tun—!

-—Hemember—me , l-l‘ “ together.

i-Wed money

i-Dudwking o! beasts. (Answers next week)

esnrnlu cusnnun

This column ls-Teservcd tor news o! local Interest, but advertising

ol a newly nature may be inscrtco 3:" cents a word. strictly pay-

In advance.

GOVERNMENT HOLIDAY - Al usual the -Provl.nclal Govern- ment orllces will be closed cm Easter Monday.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rev.’ 3A.. ~' " ‘ minister. Services

TRIM!!! _.

Zion Manse, on‘ Monday. Jan. 39 the Rev. Ci. Carl Cells Tremors o! Ham shire to Mr. Norman L. Cunpbe o! Charlottetown.

.1?!” .°o‘l.'i":s'"1“‘°

» Vsllsyiiold. muses-st Southwest Lot 11 as. sasussw.

l. s. short eervlo st 110 ioucwedb N Ghqvwflnit

. brook short eer vice will be held at the grave. 1n- ROCKITT - At the Prince Ed-

iollowed by - in York ‘United Ohurctlgryst 2.30. Interment in York

111 usuonuu

In loving memory oi Mrs. Alired ho passed away on

Goleew thatllawasweary Ilnahllltoo

when ~Wa_wlIi Ieelearlevedene time.

‘her broth -In- 1.3%?“ " 8514i

In Memoriam

TAIIN I! OIIMANB

Sunday. ll n.m., Central Church, subject, "The Risen Lord." Com- munion service postponed. 2:30 York: lunernl service for the late‘

ey Crockett; 7.30 p.m. Brack-

ley. Subject, ‘Message oi’ Easter."

3-31 -11 ...._.¢ WOUNDED IN ACTION-Mrs.

Margaret Costello, 166 Cumberland Street, has received word that hcr husban

d, Cmr. John Costello, was

wounded in action in Germany on ' March

28. The message. from the

Director oi’ Records. said that the g extent o! the wounds was not yet ' known

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES —

m’ The possibility oi.’ an early cnd to the European war coupled with the mildness oi the weather yester- day, perhsps, artly accounted ior the larg

e num r oi church-goers.

At any rate, the various churches holding Good Friday services were c filled with worshippers.

' POOR COAL CAUSES TROUBLE

-A car oi poor coal caused the

city blackout between the hours oi 9 and 11, on Thursday

night, according to oiiiclals oi the

Maritime Electric Company. One of the plant's boilers became plug- led with so much dirt it become necessary to draw the lire and can the boiler before the power could be restored.

rs sums div? _ so the re-

t d gular meeting oi the Y's Men's

club on Thursday evening. Y's man Carr Thompson was chairman. Guests were RC. Campbell, Van- couver; Angus Paterson, Monc- ton; and Ross Baker. The special

sker was FRO. Donald Keith, entville, N.B., who gave an ln- teresting and vivid account oi his experiences in the air force, in Europe and in the Middle East. He told oi his escapes lrcm Singu- pore alter its fall and from Java after its conquest. A hearty vote oi thanks was tendered the speak~ er.

BAIIA’! maria __ w. John business man. was the s esker last

Present as guests o!

land, Poland and orwsy.

and N d averaged over}, wit...»

THE UkIAl...us's'n'suWN GUARDIAN

Goerinl "Twooxflllel III Q GO his In balls

Ivsns sskel

R. T. HOLMAH LTD.

SUMMERSIDE '

NOTICE HIGHWAYS CLOSED T0\~

Acting Clerk of the Executive Council. .

l

sisted by other ladies the con- gregatlon.

Mrs. Joseph Holland, Tsrsntum.

A. Roberts, prominent Toronto

evening atthe Good Frday Peace Program held st the Charlottetown Hotel under the auspices of the Charlottetown Baha'i Assembly. In

is talk Mr. Roberts showed how the peace principles laid down eight years a o b Buhrullnlr. tours er oi’ the shs‘ Faith. are re- flected irl the trend o! progressive modern thought and in the pres- ent-dsy willingness oi’ nntionnl governments to creole the machin- ery (or peaceful adjustment oi dit- ierences through consultation. "This new attitude oi co- ero- tlon," declared the speaker, ‘con- stitutes the true post-war seczrr-

B‘ ca

it Bsaihslls were several members oi’ the Allied Club, re resenting Irc-

bnnquet by Zion Ladies‘ Guild, ao-

‘ NOTIOE—— PUBLIC MEETING ’

Commencing Wednesday, April 4th, 1945, and until further notice, all highways in this Province are closed for motor vehicle traffic, except in such cases where the total weight of vehicle and load does not exceed 5,000 pounds.

Anyone driving on provincial highways contrary to this order shall be duly prosecuted.

Dated u... 2on1 day of March, A.D. 194s.

By Order, C. J. STEWART,

The banquet table was very

lovely with a spring color scheme carried out ln the bouquets of aocwwanied by her nephew. Dan- daflodlls and mauve-colored tsp- lel Holland, loft yesterday morning e ior Boston where they wil relatives and iriends.

rs. At the head ol the banquet Mrs. E. C.

table, accompanied by ‘Johnstone, Church organist; Miss The many friends o! Mrs. Don- Jean MacDonald, choir president; aid McEnchern of Long Creek will Mrs- Arthur Roper. and other oi- be glad m know she is gwldfly 1m. llcers cl the Choir, was seated Rev. proving alter a serious operation in the P E I. Hospital.

BIRMINGHAM, England - (CP)| — One hundred housewives in s1 residenli-al ares {sat so staying home at night formed their own health snd beauty meets weekly and th husbands look siter the children.

Zion Choir ls Entertained By Ladies’ Guild

Zion Church was the scene oi

Webster, who in his own in-

{llrlitsble way. presided as Toast ,Msster during the evening.

The toast to the King was drunk

and responded to in the traditions] o‘ .mar1ner, followed by a toast to the ‘Guild proposed by Miss Jean Mac- Donald, and responded to by the President o! that organization,"

Leltch. Mrs. E. C.I

Mrs. Gordon , Johnstonc responded very grscl-. ously to the oust in her honorfl

and the company assembled. join- ed heartily ln singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fe member , gave a toast to the choir, and Mr. Wendell Phil-i lips ably responded on behsli o! that body.

low". Non-choir

The singing o! "Auld Lang‘

Sync" brought s verl! bnjoyable

Tobacco Seedhcds

Continued irom page ll, -~—-<

lore; with drainage, and any left

from the wevlous season mould be ‘oitthcbedbeiorelcls worhed .

"P

Tesla made at the Dominion Ex- perimental sub-station av. Delhi point to the importance of lurn- ing the soil over completely to a depth oi from six to ten inches to loosen and mix 11. Heat penetrates rapidly to the depth oi spsding and moves morc slowly beyond there ’I‘hese lcsis show the nccd tor leaving i-llc soil loose wlnlc levelling and pulong on [he murk. Any packing oi the bed by tramp-- ing when preparing it or movlnll meg , interferes with steaming in t area and may be noticed lam by the poorer growl-h oi seedlings

‘ ev-ehingh entertainmen to a. close. Many words o! thanks were ex- tended to the membe o! the Ladies‘; Guild, k this t u gligfon “Bambi: apprecaiggilone feglt 3M9" pmcucany new‘ Ring, . by Zion congregation for the s-plerl- @84- 3414'

s"*..s:,=.rzg*"r."zz.‘;s,&2":.r,:s:§ - m» worms-s

Mr. J. F. Connolly, Deputy Minister of Re-Construc- lion for P. E. Island, will address a Public Meeting in the Town Hall. Summer-side, on Wednesday, April 4th, 1945, at 1:00 P.M.

All Municipal Bodies, Service Clubs and other organ- izations interested in postwar programmes, are urged to have representatives in attendance. This is an opportunity for us to secure information that will assist in the pre- paration of our briefs on s Reconstruction Programme.

“Mawley House". Summcrside, central location, large furnished boarding house. fifteen bed rooms, hotel range, large electric refrigerator, hot water heating, four garages, house filled to capacity. Rea- son for selling-Owner out of town. Easy terms.

mm um 111s uosn

sales, llcllAY a. co. m.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DISTRIBUTORS

ems flnrvrssld .§ '_

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By More Thain A NECK

Neek-end-aeel raeee are thrilling iowstch, bat/we at HOLMANS prefer to win our raeea by s wider margin. That's one of the reasons why we're always so careful in the

selection of goods you find on our shelves-

yhy we’re always so anxious to give you the fid of ens-vies you've been accustomed to receiving from HOLMANS. We want to be

a winner when Prince Edward Island picks

lie favorites! Wartime restrictions are, of

eearae, a Iraadieap, bat eaemtlat we gladly

ears-y for we know that nest of our custom-

ers understand only too well first winning thewareeleslhetlnd when final victory is oars as a nation, IOLMAN’! will be

aneag he lint to reeaare he “winning ways" that have made ear store leaders Ia Prince Edward Isles!

(JHARLOTTETOWN

Too Laec To Classify;

o»

Med 7001113. Apply Guardian. 3-31-11

J. FRANK ARNETT, 5 Mayor. '

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so expect. Induranes House Paine‘

h" undergoes exbsusrlvs sens mu‘;

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