Y»:

Your Eyes ‘I’

u y.‘ are ha aylﬂutons g, w;.:"§‘-=::.r...r': epoolllllt.

he your service with years d uperience and a thorough refraotinl I'M"- ,-

our in and discuss I Write or uhone for

i

l l

(i. F. llutohcson g;

I. G. IIUTOBIBON ~ G. I’. HUTCIIBSON

~*'~*=.""' Professional Bards

j-usrnnr-m-vw» |:—- -»¢ arr

McLeod t? Bentleym

W. I. BENTLEY. K. 0- J. A. BENTLEY. K. C.

Barristers and Attorneys-at- Law

5 '8 5 E n F .3

MONEY T0 LOAN 15d Prince Street

musician-un-

Morrelland Company ll. F. AROIIIBALII

Chartered Accountant Intern Trust Buldiul Charlottetown

How Arie l

Tlilnlr ol lhiione oi ihaioeissi pain reliefs lrnown ioilay for less u, than l9 u ialileil

No need now to suffer needlessly from headaches. neuritic pain, or neuralgia. For to- day, you can get real Aspirin . . . one oi‘ the fastest reliefs from pain

less then one cent: l tablet! So gel: this bargain today. See how Aspirin goes to work almost instantly to relieve a severe headache or pain at neuritis in minutes. Millions now use i: mid heartily recommend it. At this low price, why take anythllli 49f? Get the big economy bottle oi‘ Aspirin at your drugglsﬂs today.

LoclrforThlsCrou

Every tablet you buy must be stamped "Bayer" in the form oi’ a cross. or it is NOT Aspirin. And don't let ml!!!"

_ tell you it is. is made in Canada

‘m! h ‘h. ‘udemuk I11 I N00!“ m ?l'°f- Jun! P“? H, F. MCplIeG BeAe] K-Ce MTMBIYQCQmPIUYI gtwam lamlbd‘, 1w" m I NOTARY ac. Llmmd‘ Church lﬁc, and e-r occasions nsnnrsrnn soucrron. i“ “$33,? fr’! ‘ﬁaiﬁrywom? liley Building Charlottetown fihhegesrmt smlxjlmtm’ L500 mn- PALMER c “ASL/w 2:.- sm - “more iliseticn, end even of Church - l- lhmlfgﬁ“ g- " m: seemed m be wuepiina. h Chink" Rome, decadent though she was,

N ‘ S hnk°l"“’i@v‘li‘%l<'l“ ‘is? ‘ M0 . Phone 85 P. 0. Box 12

BELL 6 MATHIESON noun 1'0 nosu

Bi k Charlottetown omen“ i: E. Island

EYES EXllMlllEll

GLASSESNDFITTED J. S. TAYLOR

OPTOMBTBIST New Location Corner Kent and Queen Ste. 0 posits Ma's Grncerv

lven bé Adsuolntrnenis Phone eel enoe 1018

‘M. ALBAN FARMER LL. LLB.

Ill-INTER. BOLIOITOR. ETC. lhnsdian Bank of Commerce Bide. N9ll-'_Y__T_° _ILOA.N

ALEX W. MATHIESON

_ Who waits nu time

THE RELEVANCE OI’ MISSIONS

Beyond the war-clouds and the rcddened way I see the promise of the coming

days. I see His sun arise. new disried with grace, mrth‘; tears to dry and all her woes efiecel Christ livul Christ lovesl Christ rules! * No more mall ht, ‘Though ieagu with all the lor-

wmfit. over-Hunt. No more shall

monies . lone. shell surely see The triumph oi His constancy- when without let, or bar, or stay,

e comic: oi His Perfect Day the powers of night

N118 The world's gross

ﬂight, Mad IUD!- lclow with radiance

rleht. And love, in loveliness bedlight mall erect the mornins 118M! -John Orenhlen.

Adapted from "As Through Fire", the S. P. G. review o! the rear ivy H. P. Thompson, torlsl secretary

It is not allowing that dross who have never grasped the true aim or realized full achiemient of the Church's missionary work, should think um. amid in; terrific stress- esenddutleaoiwsrltmusteolnio on. ... *.-=§...~~“~ “s: ti e urn o may a be given to it

again. Buit rightly seen, missionary work ls not only re-velant to the 4 alt/nation of the world w-dsyi it ll vital m all our ho for the future.

T0: . Monoton...

Saint John... 3

. Summersuie... Leave Charlottetown

PLANES ‘DAILY:- Arrive 8.30 a.m. 12.30 p.m,

Moncion 4.30 p.111.

Fare — Charlottetown - Moncton $6.50 Single - $11.70 Return plus tax.

Information - Reservations

Phone 540 1403 ‘Except llintlsy

Maritime Central Airways

BARRISTEB. SOLICITOR. ETC. Office: 90 Great Georg Street .

LIMITED

xoney to lnsu C

ABE OVM/IVG.

Help send Hitler and his hmiihmm "ll-ffyingior cover. Back the Attack with Bonds, to smash ahead with an over- whelming weight of tanks, IWII. ships, planes. Suppose Y0u do have to sacriﬁce? Think oi‘ the risks our ﬁghtue IN tlkin‘. They're ﬁghﬂg‘ Iwyou with their lives. You fight for them with your "mﬂﬁy- Buy Bonds.

BUY Hit '

_cinv|:u anus. LTD.

Mercer/on!)

...AND BACK THE ATTACK

in‘ “t, Q\

nzvivnh who mm,

Honour roll r0 the m th r "ch. i‘ on 0

G e ,._ olldgxvnllfim 1' “mm 1 Hazel Hicken- i; Grade vrL-i’. an . Q33: 85-1. ‘Louise "oi-emul- 2, Dona“ Her. s. Lloyd ac-

Grsde rv.-1. Belly Bruin L‘

M

cecil Hicken. a Grade llI.-l_ Florence GillLs; 1. l-lnrold l-iicken. Grade l. A.-l. Clint Brcheut. de i. B.—l. si- Gillls. I. C.—i. Donna Martin. Grade I. D.—No tests. Hirirhest averageaén Senior Grades r r

' for us. Earthly states

es the centre oi the order which held the nations inset-her, of the civilization which shaped their life. and of the rellgcn which (since Con- stantine) was identiﬁed with that civilization. But new. dark barbaric forces had been lmd€l1iliillliﬂ_ the old order. Goth. Hun and Vandal were penetrating into the lends that had rested on the WW!‘ l-‘oome. At last Italy itself was lnvsd- ed, and the crowning blow came when Alaric and his Visigoths, in 410, entered Rome for the second time, and sacked the imperial city. The world stood aghast. The found- e/tions or its llfe were broken: civ- ilization was falling before barbar- ism; could even me Church stand, Mien Rome fell?

The sight oi these trlqic events deeply moved Arugustine and drove him to think out profoundly the meaning of God's purpose. God's purpose and power are not identi- fied with any earthly state or order. Through the 01d Testament we see the rise and fall of crest Powers: Egypt and Syria, Assyrla, Bslblyon, ‘Persia: but God's Covenant ls given to His chosen people Israel and though many a. change o! fortune" in which His discipline schools them, His PlI-IDOSe-s go forward. In the end. the old Israel fails Him: yet from within the dicvsen cple He brings the promised C , who creates 111mm the New Israel, His Church, and to it entrusts His word o1 truth, His work of redemption, and the very presence oi His spirit in be its life. ‘This is the Oivltas Del. the 01W or God. ind earthly cities and sta es, yet living here within them. Christ a. double citizenship, of their earthly stole, and of the heavenly city: and it is to the City of God that God's purpose is committed. Even great Rome may fall, her empire be over -run by barbarians. her civilization lost. in the darkness: but the Church stands, and God is with it.

We, wo. stand st the end of an Mo. And Augustine's challenge surely has a very clear relevance

rise, new nations. new forces may claim authority in the world's life but amid them ell the City of God stands. ‘m God's Church His spirit is given, to it l-‘ils purpose is cornm- itted. There we must set our faith

Tris CHARLUFPETOWN

In the

Where will you stand *~

vrcro RY

cerennnrion?

A;;",I;;,m_ “m,” h, “M, Will you skulk on the sidelines or be one of the carefree, cheering crowd, welcoming the boys with a clear conscience knowing well you've had a stake in victory? Where you'll stand depends on what you do NOW, on how you respond to their call vto Back the Attack! -' Back them with yourdollars. Lend for Victory; Every cent you save now, every needless pur- chase you pass up in favor of War Bonds, puts just that much more steam behind the knock- out punch our boys are all set to deliver. Lend today for Victory tomorrow!

seemensroe s. cnsnorrzrown

and hope and to it give our service. "EASTER."

By "John of the Lilacs’, P. L‘. I.

In Love He spoke. so deep the world has marvelled.

That (me s0 zreat. should choose a way so mild;

“Not one" shall enter heaven-His

admonition, EIlI-‘ellglyledbe in semi as this small

MR. FRASER MANN

Lin the angel of death has e. his appearance and taken from us one whose death has left. s. shade of sadness over the people of Burlington, when it became known that Fraser Mann had D1188- ed away at the Prince Count Hos- pital, during an operation. Al hough he had not. been feeling well for

m

He 16fll‘.n';'!l1ls61o€l8l,lill"| House of many For onlv He. Eternal w, mum R m‘ ""1"" "f We hu opened serious. His death has called forth the deepest sympathy of the whole

D0118 Th" We ihmush countless years mmunity w ere h wa respected with Him may live. ‘rigid beloved as a: horslest, quiet,

He Wmllsedrygilig‘; II-rden where in?r‘l'v§l§l1mr:$l'i.'i iaufnfllililitiliili,’ Of nature's urity. we; gm-yg-yhm

a kind neighbour, a true and de- aroun , wumlnlhllviuinriilowal "mm" °' c°mml1nl0n W1 h The Father there he found. '

entire life ln Burlington, with the exception oi a. few year's Event in Ohio, U. S. A. As a. young man he returned to his native home and took up farming.» Starting a; a

3° Praia’ "will I Cordon-all his apltaltnhg grudgtltliyhjrsose step s un e reoc e n

In grief‘ ‘profound-in I80!!! 0f position as an opulent and rgﬁisn- H’ 3111138523}! eswn mill} those He glliuous in liiiswifroﬁmlﬁ most as. Th“ dum_the Wmtveﬁm earthly the welfare of his country and in ‘Dh°l'E"H'-‘ 3°“- ment of the community he was ever

part, The late

Um“ m" ‘will’ 5111-01’! 611V"?! {Ignaz g7 years oi age. He ‘rho Saviour died-forsaken and 2:5 w: Qifﬁl’; was on : ' ms everfmend had ﬂmkqmn brothers and four slslers predec-

knsw His anguish:

M lislriintlntosﬁthsr iggieslfﬁi. ann e m. w e, “m” m" m“ m" “"15 "'1' (Fannie Brenden predeceased him

' s. number of years. also an infant They lkaeléipltlilm in a garden. in m0 Elbe? lgilienekrftstgermilggn Of God The Fatherz-a woman

Her-don and Archibald of Burilmz- com” "em tone, one daughter (Fannie) Mrs. ‘rho’ for us all He bouaht on High a mansion- Life ewaeiglgstingl-not just eternal l-ie irlumolied over sll-"lhe Ring se . o "'

0 TY . "O G wher l th, View 7- He arrears! ‘the Victor. on that Easier 3K3... dealhfthvztlngrd-y

-Bettv

v Carve . . Highest averse» in Junior Grades illis 91 . Freda Carver-Teacher.

l‘ "B. Death‘: xéiaeéahleiaolrenzithe [rave Greater Love Hath No Man ‘ihsn

some time it was not consl ered 1118

voted citizen, Mr. Mann spent his 01

oung man with youth and zeal. as D

in his church and community. Ho was a faithful member oi the 1.0m; River Presbyterian Church, his pas- tor Rev. H. M. Buntaln conducted the service at the house and grave. iﬂ-klﬂﬂ his Text from 1st Corinth- “ans Che tor 15. verse l9 and 20, 1i 1n n life only we have hope 1n Christ. Hymns sung by the choir were "'11s; med-s My 51mph- 8rd," ‘The Bands of Time Are sink- ‘gnri "Safe in the Arms oi Jesus . The funeral was held from lils late residence April 10m u; the Geddlo Memorial and was one of U19 lcrscst ever seen in that com- munity. His remains were laid to rest. besides those or his wife and infant, son. The pallbearers were l!‘ oi the departed,

- Campbﬁll. Wm. E. Heath MacLeod. Preston Cllmlibell. Kenneth Manhood and James Bernard. The funeral was under the direction oi Joseph L.

avidson.

The floral tribute ffofn the iollowinu: ' "m

Niece, Irvlnu and Jean.

Pillow-Mr. and Mrs. Doreen and Fhmily.

Many messages of sympathy were received. 4-24-11.

nmARﬁsl

l-uzn»

LlNrME NT

Trowbridge 5080 Est.

FUNERAL

vice.

"sum/res." is (I "LONG" Word

ll. E. Lllllli 8i Sllll, lllll.

I079 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass.

Our Atlrol D. MacLeod ls familiar with your Funeral problems for New England. Contact him for prompt and efficient ser-

1882 Modern Chapel

SERVICE

ril-t, R..C.A._1F‘_J_fif Saint V.l~hn, N. l.

IN rcnarnorsy mssmo ‘Finbhllﬁ Eielrrvropom m? nosing N Hun-y gudbury 5 “n, val” and Pillow (Father) Famm ’ lnr 1 v v ‘e. not on 0126i" _ ' - — - nasxrzrvs wr, _ nu . a 1r u ~ m.) rtvmerfarrinnmm “h. moyd and} wxllmth-(Brothcr) Jam“ ﬁnd 2l—(CP)—-Mrs,POAItiiur NigzgcryAle- w .\ llllllllllCl‘ lhmdflllﬂ ' ‘Fam y. led till .1 . .1 l = d S1. si 2,1213, ewspa- l“ m‘ h°m° h° "m1" mlswi will Wreath -— (Uncle) Nephew 1M ﬁighewfmpolliiillqiii“iivﬁl‘ will l m Iilxloimolrrlllrr “Tﬂrlﬁ over-set

n ll l Rirlfﬁ.

BOSTGFd

All

NEW YQRK

Now Northern Airlines provides s lira-i service which brings you hours closer to metropolitan U. S. cities. Big Zkpsssen er Douglas planes grunts convenient sclied es from hlnnctcn,

.B. tliru New England to Boston, connecting toNew York, Washington, the South and iVest.

SCHEDULE: leave Charlottetown 4:30 RM..- errive Boston 8:55 P.M., New York 11.00 PM. Fare: $32.80 to Boston, $44.75 to New Y ' Reservations and information: Maritime Centre

Airways.

NORTHEAST

AIRLINES

my l‘ E

.32‘ _,. l

- _ ,.__.,..._.u_.._- - _