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' . i er, a largo audience attended the -.s lgorilllszggnilgrg-lusausn Scottish Concert held in the I. O. loners oly the pram‘ w?“ . 0. . ll on . Wednesday, Feb. Church athored s! the ma n "d 10th., under the auspices of the cently. h!‘ Walter Iurd t Me _ Choir of 5t. Andrew's Presbyterian usual happy mgvmgp an‘ l“ 'ci'llll'0|‘l. A repeat rformance on gathering to order and “it” the an friends ' Friday night was a so well attend- well chosen remarks w h . “w “wt m‘ “on m‘ h‘ ed. On both occasions Rev. n. n. Rev. M’. n. MscLeod wnnm“§‘j'°“ purchased severe! lots and m MacLean acted as chairman, whirls tiful sleigh robe and hor. m‘ the piano accompsnlsts were Mrs. addition til u t“ ' ‘A. l". Campbell and Miss Georgie ial addition to gaébliétli. A one-act comedy, "Utéor Bentley Greed 1n a on” was presented uu er ner s oke the irection of Mrs p word‘ worth. The cast included Ml‘.

ness man with s cold: Mrs. R. D. iMlCgﬂlgnlcitnAmy", his wife; Ray. . an as Wilbur's boss; furnace,

s.‘ Claude Nicholson as Amy's assisted Ltlnaltlgsllmtlll! friend; Mrs. Martin Currie as the fortable. After s ndlng mm. t; maidg. and Mr. Douglas Nicholson in singing an "cm ma”! as a replan- man, Each actor played ladies served a delicious lunch his or er part exceptionally well, Then all departed to their homo‘ and little audience enjoyed the having done their part to mu’ many umorous situations. Preced» the hearts of t ing the play, the following program he mu" 1° was carried out:

ldtime music~Mr. John Web- ster and Miss Georgie Webster.

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II Sllll ‘I0 l-ISTIN TO IOI IIOII lVllY TUISDAY NIGHT, DOMINION IIIIIOII

a- wini-

i lad when the the American

ped on ‘u’ w‘ I‘ ﬂag was carried from the dlurdl o ceme

The Orwell Women's Institute gal‘; $00160 m7 by w‘ el. Messrs. R0 $22,662,?" “w” °I Mmdwk Large. Ivan Cl Jams Mal:

mmm‘ m, om; vmoﬂlﬂgf Grezoguarcllibald. ctr-sag. w . u" The services at th '

Bo “Star Of, Robbie Burns" (2) "Where glnllglﬁlrnxtiilg: gldgaldllglvltgd bY “mi-l were oonduobdoliyhlvﬁgly‘)! . b5’ Murray, hymns 'ort '

The Mountains of Mourn Sweep m] can wmch w.

Down T Th s _., s answered an‘

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Grass. 1”“ W“ "aids “wet-iii? wit... sirelari.‘z";“ls.“xn.‘w.s'sr .22.!“ M“ ‘- °- °- “m- Solo, “Within s Mlle ‘of Edin- ‘£12,. glfafgmmlljhra" f. Mia's Bess Mirﬂeld. Rook Island,

"twin be also: of Chsr P. m“

burgh Town” -_ Miss Jean Duvsr. Bil 1;, The Highland Fling by {our “n; w hem...“ ‘m, i” Mm Chalmers blflwmwgbn 11-3 Mrs. Eileen McQusn-te. St. Elea-

. and Mrs. Leslie’ McLean,‘ Arlington.‘ ' Th‘ Miscouche Legion, per Robert Bot-

for shouting st Madltonald and

partner, causing them to cililnpro

short of the finish line. MacDon-' aid and partner won the coveted

prize of hardly an ng.

A hurry-up cal for food and drink was quickly answered by Ralph Fleming and his capable staff who gava forth with their

ii. of C. liohi Social Got-Together

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Joon and Jock clowning their vvoyihrou hthe

year's h tiesl musical hitl

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PUS: VARIETY and CARTOON

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young ladies-Misses Wilma Mac- Lure, Barbara Mabon. Helen Ham- ilton, Florine Higginbotham. Solos by Mr. Burdett (l) ' land". (2) ‘ e Lsddiss Who Fgllgilt and Won." (3) ‘Susie Mac-

l Qidtime Music-Mr. Webster and iMlss Georgie Webstcr. I Duct. "If There's Mac Sticking ‘Onto His NAmlW-Messrs. J~l1n Bears and Willard Bruce. ,

Each number was enthusiastical- ly encored. e entertainment close-d with “Auicl Lnngﬁyne" and "God Save The King."

l i MOUNT HERBERT Y.P.U.

The regular weeklv meeting of the Mt. Herbert Y. P. U. was held _at the Asscnlblv Hall of~ the Pro- testant Ornhsnage. Tuesday eve- ninz. Februarv 12th

the group in prayer. for the evenini! was oi’ Vflrsith". 4 Fellowship

previous meetidir. nnswered by i, fifteen members. There were four visitors present. Collections amounted to $1.15. It was moved and we send $2.00. to Colmcll mm Pool. The recreation _period was rnuoh enloved. Contests put on by Agnes MaoKenz-ie and Mrs Stirling Wood which consisted and Biblical." The meetlnz closed b! stilling the National Anthem. SUBWAY RIDES ART TREASURES _ IDNDON. . is — (OP) - Buried under Inndon llwev turmoil is over w , walk ovorv day. elground railways Inndon have provided safe outs for many of Britain's most valuable treasures during the war. Scattered in disused s t" s""°‘" °' .“°““’i°.’.' iﬁil‘; Bl 9 ~ Whitehall scalfold. stained s from M ’

of "Education-la

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survloziafethe geoliueweewgf Iiondgn

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before the treasures from the Brit- idl Museum can be restored. ‘

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in an under- 31°“ a treas-

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Mrs. Lawrence Macleod gave a very interesting reading on Social Welfare. A Quin co was also nut on by Mrs. Lawrence Mao- Leod wilich was very much en-

joyed by all.

Next meeting in be hold at the home of Mrs. James Hughes. The roll call to be answered by nnrne of soldier in vour district. Col- lection amoun to thirty cents. The moetinu a urned by slpgil-ig

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WEST ROYALTY W. I.

Monthly moo-tr; of West - altv Women's Institute was hed

at ‘the home of Mrs. Stillman Pris- sel IUb.

6th, president presiding.

Twelve members and two visitors

present. opened with

4r Creed in unison. Roll call answer- ed witil a Valentine verse. Min- 1

of last meeting road and an- . School and visiting com- teoe reported Letters of thanks

flowers received while usticnts in ‘ hospital. Also letter of thanks from Miss Katherine M. Msclennan on behalf of the patients o! the Pro _ Sanatorium for the lazy . the Institute donated. Xt decided members would div- in groups d! to make quilts v/hich were discussed st lost ins. Tillie to be ceased in st next meet nlz. Progrun committee : Mrs. Lem

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School mom mus for ow: montiislildrsfeﬂdm lltetson ‘a I l

V ttee: Mrs. 8t - marisilgrlmgell and Mrs. Geddie Mig- Leod.

"rho program ‘ committee when

presenting contests _ by Ill. Prisca Clots and M?!

ttaes charge ﬂlllhd , hostess. ‘Meeting closed with National Anthem.

ANGLO IUITIOO WOKN‘! INBTITUTI

0n Tuesday evening. ti». s. 1i members of the Arlglo-Rustico W. 1. met at the homo of Mrs. John L. Clartkmfor their reaular month- lv mee a. The oreldent. Mrs. Parkman. in the usu 1 followed by Oroed. ‘H10 roll call was answered. with an o - gins] Valentine. or lacking artistic ability. paying s. fins. The min- utes were adopted as read. Corr and aromas talsd for information re- work to be dean. from the‘ man

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was the led Cross gelding nsedful A box of- books

PAYS

-in fuel and- oil sav- ings and increased ef- ficient!‘ to aee its regu- larly for an '

. lalloml ‘r - MIIIIJIiE-‘lll’ v Drlveieer an:

Ml’ . Lot is-wreaul.

and Mrs. Richard Galsno, rot-tune, Oregon.

Funeral arrangements were under the su ision of P. L. Bowness d: ‘m ﬁrs... i." s.» ..... ib

was o to have an Odd Pillows ceremo as requested by Cowlitz Lodge of

l. so. Washington, nor was it feasilgle for the Legion of Summer-aide or

Miscouohe to have a ilrb-ig party at

the grave. Flowers and messages of sym- ' f mam parts A, are in

evidence of the esteem in which

this young man was held IDOWII! The Formal-Pillow. Mr. and rs. Percy Miller and family-Wrath. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, Lot

Iii-Crescent. Janet and Adele Hutcheson. Mt

Wreath. . Mrs. Clayton Forbes. . Cecil Forbes, Kelvin

Lot IG-Wresth

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Pile. Rillph Talbot, DeBert. N. s. Frank I. Hlne, Wash. D. C.

In Mosaics-lam

In loving memory of our darling

hter and ter itlargueret

(is erlne Farmer. who departed this life on February 20. 1M4.

Deep in our hearts there’: a picture More precious than silver and gold It's a picture of our darling ba y

Whose memory will clever grow cold.

Tho her smile is gorse forever

And her hands vro cannot touch We shall never lose awoet memories 0f lie one we loved so much.

vlngly Remembered b Daddy and Eldroyd 2-26~1i.

In Memos-lam

In loving memory of a dear hum band and father, J. Frank Haiilday,

Mother.

who departed this life February 25,

Mrs. Stirling 'McLes.n. Sunlmer- l“;

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Nir. Bedeque-Wreatb. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Clarke, Lot 1d -Wreath. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McLean. Qlarlottetowsl-Wroath Mr. and Mrs. Ben]. Pillman. New Mrvsé Milton Picker-d. M , Willlngion. .5. A. res . . Mrs, some Murray, Boston, u.a.a. -1>l1iow. c Mrs Elsie Shelled. Boston. U. SA-Piilow. wMr and MsmO. W. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs: I. G. Maobarﬁ. Charlottetown-Wreath. Miss Gladys Airlock. Qlarlotte- town-Cream. Miss Mary Cochrsne. Charlotte- towm-Creeoont t Miss Maud icollv. Chlrlothtnwn Mrs. Helen Kelly. Charlottetown, Miss Pansy McDonald, Charlotte- town-Cresoent.

MIBUAGII OI IYIIIATI?

w. and Mrs. Frank Jollndon. Charlottetown. Mrs. V. B, Dalton, Charlottetown Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rice. Glar- lottomwn.

Mr.and Mrs. MoOurdy Bell. Char-

lottetown. Miss Annie Watson. Charlotte-

Mr. and Ike. Jolul Thomson. Charlottetown.

Misses Jsmt and Rachel Miller, Chss-lottetowl.

Mr. and Mra Geo. Yoo, Lower

Mrs. Maﬁllew canals. m. James l-lusian. Lot

ow T0 cum:

Mrs. some Jalaieaon. ‘summar- "igéi. n. ll, s Mr. 1'. I.

West Mm. Everett.

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"Mroullaurs Cam EI lit-rind Zane .

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day break, all the shad- ows flee away."

Fondly Remembered by Wife and‘ Family.

2-26-11.

Limit-rd =2

of Thanks

The family of the late Ivan M. Gilli, wish to thank tho many khd moods who amt ﬂowers, letters and cards in their recent sad Yemeni-

Repo t f J t Grader X12. lgiigrlrlg! Thomas i- Gl . 3.

l. Grads VIHF‘ rvlgﬁili. Ada Ms a. Grade VI--1. Ina Bell. . Grade V-l. Ernest Boll. Grade all-d. Orville Will's Grade A--l. Nari! aid. i. MacDonald. Grade 5-1. Dona Grade ﬂ-l. habel Doreen Hughes Grad I —1- I.’ David Reed. Perfect Attendance:

id.

Prize ‘for best attendance first term-Beryl MacDonald. firings m‘ ‘Ollftillxng-‘lli book rs rm: v e s.

Caroline McOabe, ‘reseller.

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' Myron MacDonald.

Florlndu Thomas. Prize for moat stars in

ill ill

Over the weekend the member's oi’ thc- Charlottetown Council the Knights of Columbus with their wive‘: and friends. hold s so- cial evening and skate at the I. D. U. rink.

The entertainment began ultha half-hour skate,.following winch two evenly matched teams took the lop for a sudden death match to decide the Atomic Age Chalnvlbn» ship. The rival teams were coached b Carl “Hard Rock" McKenna and

lke "One Line" Campbell. The latter piloted his "Flowcrpois" ‘to a thrilling 3-0 victocy over vMrKcn- 118's ‘Doughnuts!’ The star of the losmg team was Lenla "Crusher" lwssltor; the winners loudly no- claimed the work lrl the nets of their stellar goalie "Pucklcss" Power. and the whirlwind rushes of Will Smith-who lent immeas- urable aid to the opposing irum. Tho game was ably refereed by Hubert 0‘Hanley of S. D. U. who found it necessary to penalize one man for loafing and another {or making faces st the crowd.

Following the ame a series of races was run of. The first race, for the married men-two labs round the rlnk--wss won by Wilt Smith who however, forfeited trc race by tri ping Len MacDonald. who was to lowing a close second. MacDonald carried off the first prize of absolutely nothing. The single plan's race three laps of the rink, was hotly ‘contested, beings won, by Jack .Csmpbeli,.-'with Lmlis Butler a closeuliding second.

‘The most exciting item on the program was the single women's race, Kay Duff , with a final ter- rific drive fin shed in first place to walk of with the grand prize of practically nothing. One of the con- testants lodged s protest-the ice was too hard and much too cold. She was given a consolation prize '-a cushion.

f way t ough the twenty-third lap. folio ed closely by Mn MacDonald and Dir eta who rapidly closed in but coul not overtake the IP00 y Wmblnl‘ tion of Campbell and Duffy, who came in first, but were disquillllild

Bill vans Now

wonderful ll doughnuts. ‘oyed immensely by everyone. lvili cKenna was a tower of strength behind the coffee bar. . After refreshments everyone re- tumed to the ice-some sooner than they expected-for the final attrac- tion of the evening. The huge crowd waited breathiessly for Hu- announcemeni. of the great ton- test, designed to select the most sl-‘acetul couple of the evonia. nny Noonan, Dr. Inyals Du y and Cletus Murphy were the yudgea. Competition was terrific; the : o-vri roared for their favorites, the “uni roared round the rink and lb:- judges roared at the unlucky 1mg. to get off the ice. The winners once again were the unbeatable combination of Art Campbell and Kay Duffy, Strong rumors of brib- ery- and "keeping it in the family" were heard however. and the dis- gruntled contestants are promis- ed a thorough investigation, and 1i necessary, a complete new slate of Judges will be elected.

l Knights and their friends wish to thank St. Dunstsns Uili- versity for their wonderful cn-op- eration, which contributed so much io the enjoyment of the evening

Are You o Woman Needing More Vigor?

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