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50hr; rmon.

3 e

jun l"§°',',‘,1§“ sERVICES

‘w w, communion, a ed87- i rla . .

'.j__ bobs-gm‘ Mondal- 5, . u communion Wednesday. at... u»,-

~ _ pAUUS CHURCH .1 SI “Drew Glldncfr ‘teeter 5, Greenhallii. 5'9".

,orc",§{,;,,,,._u.u o. s. run lawn,” Communion. u. ggfiyrfiuon S's Igioilvio Class- }: Mofllill! Plbyfl‘ Ind

~ L 135mb?’ 15112.9: Blllil Class.

‘l: l" n; Prayer.

ifiilsr IERIAN 51. JAMES CHURCH

i t. Th new! ‘r- l- F gg,.';'_.',“1u.a.,°s, r. M. n. c.

M155 Lillian Macllcnaic.

, . Bw- "m l.:.-+..."~..»"-. '_ er. firm, Church School anil icunis’ Class.

_ w hm ‘an; ‘Ctinfytuo, lcrrsuntford. ‘$53., no Lenten Medita-

mjnnisier will conduct all sel-

{assist

.1: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 Prince and Grafton Street

‘ iilinister

Carlyle Webster Miss Rena Wood

ORSI-IIP inister will be

v. (l.

< M0 ’ , Tl . |_|“h'yntil‘e J. M. Murchi- 15:. John. N. 3., who is wei- ~ b tho pull!“-

i 15. 701. 282. 3'12. ' 1.11m; ‘o saviour of the Worm-

vw y, M, The Sabbath School Illble Classes. llleminisler will conduct n. com- plinnis’ Class. . EVENING WORSHIP . Theme: ‘Looking To-

Children

Selecied. Mr. Geoffrey ail thy ways acknowledge Him. ’ a lle shall direct thy paths.’

loll are cordially invited to wor- .. wlih us.

iiivities or

oyai Edward |.0.ii.E.lleviewe

Blcoulaging reports were sub- led at tile annual meeting of Royal Edward Chapter I. O. IL. held in Charlottetown on bltlllrd. . ills Regent, Mlle. H. I. Gordon. the course of her report, first erred to . .e organization of the iiiitl‘ in i901 by a small group giegil-nundeci and public-spirited l n

he then spoke of the progress ills Order and continued:

iiiiiilii the forty years of its ex-

lltt never has the Chapter foc-

lilnoutlock as foreboding as that

UNITED CHURCH of CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Itfllt

IIIIHR l". IIIIII MilletkM-A- DJ). III. DonaidoC. Boothroyd, BA.

l. Kendsil. LBAJI- A-QC-O. ll Public Worship. Salmon: "rho Perils Judg-

ment" - — -Itcv. D. C. Boothreyd Anthem: “God Se, Loved

World"- — - — — — - Staincr 2.80 P. M. Sunday School and

‘These ‘rubuu

p. m. Worshi . Sq-mon: "con m siiaalvoa COMPANY.”

Rev. lIugh Miller.

mum-motion School service. Anthem: "God Is A solriv- “Ylin-"liiuction in

Stemdalo Bennett. .. 4s .. Ten - — —GabricI

About J - _ Students Cordially

csus" Visitors and Welcome.

BAPTI§T

THE BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Prince and Fitzroy Streets Minister

luv. I. Judson Levv. B.A.

Morning Worship 11 A M.

Sermon: "Entering Jerusalem -- Bohold Your King."

A" Anthem: "Jerusalem" - (Parker). evening to s. c1059,

The Church School 2.30 P. M,

0f particular interest daring the Lenten Season.

Evening Worahin ‘l P. M.

Sermon: “But God . . . ."

Anthem: “Go Not I-‘nr From Me 0 od"-- -— - — -—- —-(Zingarellli

Solo: "The Twenty Third Psalm” —(Malottel.

Mr. Robert Patchen.

John Inch. Mus. 330.. Organist a" flholrmasier.

YMI are invite-vi to wot-shin with ____'!_‘_gl=_:_rs_5rrrs'r vmmm

cnuncn of cnrusr CENTRQAI. rurimTlAN cuuacn Kent Street

Rev. Neil Herman. ILA. Minister

Mrs. V. L. Dingwell. Organist.

Mr. Herman will preach nt ll A. M- and ‘I P. M.

11 A. M. Subject-“Revivais 'Are Prayed. Down."

2.30 P. M. Bible School. (Classes For .) I P. M. Pastor's Bible Class. Subject: "The First of Sevul

Judgements." ‘i l’. M. The Fifth In “Modern Scapegoats. Subject-Judas Iscarlot o Town.” The best welcome is one in which

you join to snake some one else EDDY-

Comes

nlittee; Press and Publicity; War

Work. In the latter important category were listed the following activi-

ties:

Cent-a-Day-Fund- A voluntary contribution from the members oi the Chapter. From April l, 1941, b0 Iibbruary 1. i942, the sum $108.79 was rulsed—s total of $800.- §g40SIIlCG in inception in February,

Camp Libraries- Magazines and books have been supplied to the Dillon Home, Charlottetown, and SllaiFXllEXllS have gone regularly to H ifax, Saint_ John and New- foundland.

Navy League committee — 700 knitted comforts were shipped to W? Ports of Halifax and Saint Jolm for the men of the marqhgnt marine. Five jerkins to the port of Saint John grid 5 Jerkins to the corvette “Charloffetowm M185. £1113 m?! ‘gltplirslocgegf collected R. babracks. . C. N. V.

Wool Committee- Almm 1,990

-‘ and slowed how these factors had

THE Cl-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

P0110! _ srrwlldqiiiimfi"“frmiéiiilii '00 Yesterday unused with m‘? lIIIII-IC. w w Duh was fined ll and

IUNIBAI. TCDAY-Tile funeral of the late Mil Jean Peters will be held from her late residence.

cooxs for Photographs. b-m. §§s'¢‘1“’m,°"‘"‘-“"‘

OONFEDEIATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. b";

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

‘U! Olllml ls "up";

2 Interest. bat ....:'.'":::."~ ~ ----- - - “mm Iirlsiiv unu- is

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Rev.

savg m“ 1 ' J- A- Nidiolswn. Minister. Services vctory and your Much a: u n_m_ York: 3 pm

rlomei Buy Victory Bonds! . f'if*iil'ddi.";z.°°él°’“iféii."iié

m unma- nnl an: cm °° 'm¢““d- "i" vmisil 4,1,,‘ PM, 35mm or ghm at York at 11 and 1 and at Brock.

lotfetown has received a cabie- l” It a‘

The 5mm Wmming her that her son

$719311’ lfieiiiiigur has arrived safely 1i g and. I-Ie is serving ith th Royal Canadian Navy. w e

CANADIAN RED CROSS CORPS -'I‘he usual Monday night classes met in Prince of Wales College m _ the St. John

lime First Aid Course and m‘ ThursdB-Y Ilikht the entire group 1100b their examination in gnu. <3". there was no drill that even- irzulz, as the examination started gt . m.

TRINITY Y J’. IL-The weekly

The last Call

This is the inst call in the Victory Ivan Qwipalsn. The three weeks whitest to raise money for Canada's figbtic fgnsncilisl undertaking is

n a cw ours oi its close.

All lily WWII!!! money arrived in large quantities at Victory Loan headquarters from all over m, Pm. Vince. Subscribers of Charlottetown meeti .,, its: tern“ “rue

ng o 1' u, - 0 e quar rs, in

lUnion was helldl h}: uli°ui<b§i°°§iil advice that 3 per cent in Cathode’: ti; lif"il‘u‘£°l2§.l°.“°‘. mam“??? if; ‘fiifulbnkm " "““"°“° “i g lulisriitegr by Misses Eefelle m. At the time this was writfsn fig- md ‘OHOWHL Eirikfitobiltsgléegs pehla"; 112cc were not available from Char- clssses slides on Japan were selilgcilwn. c? tetgcmtheigiiarters but ML 0' ame - guowgbigg aibflnfggfgwgr ab... iuhglgor£gglgl éxgifiilbewgili-d ' 50W . as a result of

_____ the day's arrivals.

MAYOR RETURNS-His w rshi 1i "W" Mimi“ i-iui all units Iihyor B. Roy Holman was bgck lg ha" 80m over the lop, and that $0 Bsftiktl‘ a twél-wtgk ‘f3; Palace Counéy outtside Sum-

a es an o er e s . ueerrs oun y outside F0 ntiasialie spent several days visit- Charlottetown and King's County. I18 aunt. . uisa Holman (Previously Charlottetown, sum- ter. iiiiittd°uiffhttthiivif u» more - - u» her 81st birthday.’ After a short stay iiffifmm“ m’ nominal wk“ at Piichburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. ' WR. Rankin. he rtumed to Canada and spent a few days with his son-

If this proves correct when fig- ures are released later on it will 111.1,“, and daughfcr‘ Mb and M,.s_ mean that Prince Edward Island 3,0, Howard, sherbmgke_ Q1191)“, is within attainable distance of its

__.___ new objective, $1,700,000. That fig- s BEND‘: glggaleilgérglltll fitlatfti: ure vbtgss setrby glclory Loan head-

Eofwe rom . . . uar rs a

. Heritage of the United Kingdom (Province well? 03y.’ til? tgbmii. tilt: Air Liaison Mission, who recently $150000‘) objective Great cred“; mu“ canadu- i‘ lame quantm’ i’: must iven to all connected ith literature about Prince Edward Isl- me 1 8e 1 n w w and was shipped to the 01d Country ‘I on“ spec“ y the camm‘ Yesterday by the Island Travel Bu- “e55 Wh° ‘mrked 1M8‘ "W" "id rcau. This will be distributed to in- lmluisklnslv. and, most, b; all, to teresfled people in Great Britain "I5 people who rallied s0 Slliflfldid- who have sent many inquiries for 1.v to make this Province hold an such information, In addition to this honored place in the great second over 1,000 separate envelopes con- Victory Lean campaign. taining similar material were sent Today affords the last. oppcrguu. i0 England to relatives and friends 11y for those who have mvmgs ab of theftoyalAir Force personnel sta- home m. 1n the bank w invest tioned here. Many inquiries from Dom, worry u Someone h“ “M; leading universities in Great Brit- called to o, u b V, t ain have been answered. Other b a h 5:9 y t" c“ s‘ c g9 Canadian provinces arc sending ° ‘f, fa-qiiiii‘ '3“- “mmers e- daiiy for information about the '3 BUB-DWI! 0!: Mflniiilille and province. particularly concerning the lrleudlv {vrple wlll gladly take your agricultural activities of the Island. subscription. Tlfe Charlottetown of-

—-- - fice will be open this evening until

KINSMEN MEETING — Rev. 9 p. m. Out of town parties wish- Neii Hermunwas the speaker at the 1n; 1o subw-gbe who ma“ 19cm; Kinsmen dinner Thursday evening. postmarked saburdav W111 be Mr. ‘Hermon outlined Chingsedlzlilil- forded “w same privneges of w,» °5°° - “Ydmmil-V- “mi i“ i °“- scribing even if their letters do n01; reach Victory Loan headquarters in any center until Monday.

moulded the modern Chinese civil- ization and ave the people an in- b and resolution to pro- fact the good earth from foreign in- vasion. The financial report as pre- sented by Charlie York was very en- couraging and showed. that many citizens and groups of citizens were becoming more and more aware of the necessity of sending milk to Britain where children are now re- stricted to one glass per day. New pro ects for raising funds for the Mil for Britain campaign were dlisgusoeciblet was rligcilded t limit dtltue cu mem f5 wou clia e c0 "“ the air raid club bunk. Members vol- "AIOIIS We line! 0f Yeswmuim °f unteeled to make arrangements ownership and property lies the vwith Miss Mair at the Prince Ed- hope of tranquility in the world. ward Island Hospital. Qwnerghlp 193% u; pride home '_'i,- and country. e coopera ve Way T PRETTY‘ gilowllg“ IVEDDING- is the path to a better world." Thus he marr a e "

Makes Plea For More Cooperative Effort By People

Appeal 0n Behalf

ofileoondliictory

Loan Campaign

‘rho following earnest appeal for support in the Second Victory Inen was made by Mr. W. R. Shaw, dep- uty minister of w...’ ‘ure in broadcast address last night.

Almost three weeks ago the bes- ooal fires of Freedom. balloting the second Victory loo-p. were light- ed in this province. It seemed em- minentiy fitting and proper that a- cross this broad Dominion, its peo- ple should have caught the first reflection of these fires in the skies over a. province, that has ooontrlb- uted to the cause of liberty and Justice so many of its gallant sons. Into every village and hamlet, over every hill and into every valley and home the light of illis illumination like the fiery cross of old, has call- ed our people to defend with all their might, their birth right and their freedom in this time of grave peril. And the peril is grave and the need preming. An all out ef- fort is not a mere phrase. It Ills become a trumpet call of the ut- most urgency.

In this quiet province with a his- tory so singularly free from devastation, sorrow and distress of war, we are prone to disregard the dangers that confront us. War in Europe or in the Pacific seems so remote, it is hand to conceive and entertain the idea that our safety is threatened or that the ace and serenity of this little, q et home- land should be disturbed by the conflict. Nevertheless the danger is real. A titanic struggle is being waged. The world is the battle field and the enemy L; at our gates. We cannot afford i0 surround oursel- ves in the false covering of com- placency and indifference, or ignore the seriousness of this situation. Our duty is plain, our responsibili- ties are great, and we must fully dispose of these responsibilities if we are to survive. Defeat is; un- thdnkable, but victory can ‘only come through a united effort, ill- volving the resources and assistance of every man and wcsnan in illis country. We need only turn for a moment to the conditions common in subjugated countries of Europe to realize what defeat would mean to our possessio , and our way of life. This land of Canada with its tremendous assets and sublime at- tractions would probably be brought under the conquerors heel and ex- perience t-he same treatment that has been meted out with studied cruelty to other lands nnd peoples.

The examples oi France. of Po- land, of Czeeho-Slovnkiu, and simi- larly conquered nations is sufficient. Under the highly ambitious and in- human direction of Hitler and his villainous satellites, the sanctuaries of free worship are held up scorn and contempt, family rela- tionships are dernorallzed, the beauty of friendship is dissipated, the sincerity of neighbourliness dis- appears, and moral standards are depraved. The intellectual and able leaders among the conquered peo-

ple are being destroyed by the fir- ing squad and the prison camp, and ire ultimate objective is the binding 0f the balance of the popu- lation in the chains of slavery, to become the unfortunate vasssls of a supposed superior race. Think these conditions over. They are not far removed from us as the world is constituted today and compare them with our own. Go through this God blest, smiling land, and in every community, churm spires reach toward the heavens, and a liberty loving people wend their way in harmony together in answer to the tolling bells of their respec- tive dcnominations. In our urban centers, the business mall, the la-

miemnized concluded Prof. A. B. MacDonald in Thursday evening at the home of a we“ abbendeg meeting held the bride. 51 Upper Hillsboro Queen square 501,001 Hal] street of Miss Olive Harrison hm“; Dr, Riwhiei dmighmr ‘i’ “w m” M“ Prof. A. B. MacDonald, a

in borer, last the educationalist and all

tho-tradesman. the unison

other

J. T. Crofea presided. classes happily mingle and IOUOW u recog- illeir daily avocations with the rt-

imd M13- J- A- R-luhie w Mr- Jim" rliaed authority on file subject of most freedom and peace of mind

Edmond McLarty of Sask. Rev. J. W. Howe of Halifax. a 11151115» interested audience.

P

a friend of the family

Permrmed MacDonald Opened ills

Deni-l lrn, t, k t Th f r urv y his goodly ac- o the cooperative movemen 6pc eroig r-esearildnglirsiles eh; daily program address by untouched by interference, in he

Kinsmen Milk For Britain Fund

1..

The Charlottetown Kinsmen

a gratefully acknowledge the follow-

ing contributions:

Previously acknowledged 887.00

b, ‘Carry-on-Canads." souris

J. R. Williams

Pembroke W. I.

South West Lot W. I.

North River W. I.

Montague W. I.

East Baltic W. I. goo

Southport Branch of McDonald

Women's Institute s.

1.110

ment are an immediate need. The lives of our men and the successful termination of the struggle is in- volved in prompt action. Our dol. lars not given, but loaned now at 800d interest rat-es. are vital fac- tors in this war. No one can say,

(Continued on page ll, Col s)

i» Short Course

Concludes At Souris

A short course, sponsored by the extension department o! St. Dun- stan's University was concluded at Souris Thursday night. The chief speaker at the public meeting Ln the evening W85 the Rev. Ii‘. Mc- Quaid, bursa: of St. Dunstalrs Uni- versity. In the course of his re- marks he urged the farmer to im- prove pasture lots. It was the quick- est way to increase output cf dairy products so much needed in the we: effort.

The blueprint that should be fol- lowed in building up good grazing fields was given. In addition farm- ers were urged to produce green feed which would take care 0f e. dry period.

All interesting -" usslon follow- ed in which several took part.

Mr. Peter Mclellan, inspector of fisheries for eastern King's County capably presided.

In the afternoon the short course class was addressed by Mr. Kenneth Sollows, superintendent of fisheries for the Maritimes, of Halifax. and Mr. J.J. Larabee, supervisor of fish- eries for this province.

Both emphasized the advantage of cooperative marketing and urged a greater effort by fishermen to

w improve the quality of their product.

Better education for the primary producer was needed, they said.

An interesting CISULISSIDII follow- ed the talks.

On Wednesday the class was axi- dresed by Pmf. A, B. MacDonald, Dr. J. A. Murphy and Mrs. J. H. Delaney.

An interesting addres and dem- onstration was given by Mrs Del- aney at the evening session. She spoke on the subject “consumers goods." Another thought-provoking discussion followed, in which Dr. A. A. MacDonald, Mr. Thomas Kick- ham and others look part.

Dr, Murphy presided.

At lite close of the course a hear- ty vote of thanks was extended by the students to the extension de- partment of St. Dunstants Univer- sity, Prof. MacDonald, Mrs. Delan- ey and to all instructors who took part in the course. Among the sup- porters of the motion were Messrs. Peter D. Conway, C. Peters, Rev. B. Robin, and Dr. MacDonald.

Brief remarks were made in re- ply by Dr. Murphy, Prof. MacDon- ald and Mrs. Delaney after which one of the most successful courses thus far held was brought to a close hv the singing of the National An- iltem.

many provisions concerning infernal church government wi

PAGE THREE

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FIRST: :11. our BREEDING FLOCKS ‘bro carefully selected and snded as approved females, is glvgn 1,, p130. DUCTION ABILITY, EGG SIZE, vmop, and Typg,

SECOND: ALL our Breeding Fiocks are Blood-Tested. This Is Will‘ Life against the deadly disease "PULL. ORUM’ which kills THOUSANDS oi’ Chicks yearly.

THIRD: ‘ALL our Chicks are sired by R. O. l’. (Record of Per- ance) Males.

FOUTH: ALL our Chicks are hatched from eggs weighing Z4 o; or over per dozen. This alone is your guarantee o1 EXTRA PROFIT CHICKS.

FIFTH: ALL our Chicks are “PUBINA” IiMBYIIO-FED, The“ u, goI-z-Ikl-ICC ONLY by the controlled feeding of the Breeding

BIXTIR ALI- uur equipment is of the LATEST “JAMESWAIW de- sign and ALL our CHICKS are started on “PURINA" Chick Stsriena, in our special Electric Brooders, before the Customer takes delivery.

SIX (6) reasons why we are the BEST EQUIPPED Establishment to take care Jf your ENTIRE Poultry requirements,-

rmsr: We sell "rrmnva" EMBYRQ-mp “SYMBOL or quasars."

SECONDHI: soil the famous "JAMESWAY" Poultry Equipmgng, suc as OIL BROODEIIS, COAL BBOODEIIS, WATER. EBS, FEEDER/S. ETC.

THIRD: w' m" u" "imfllieié "H6 of “PURINA" Feeds for Poul- try and Livestoc .

CHICKS, the

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FlFTih We bu: Elle and ray THE MARKET rlucs. SIXTH: We buy Dressed Poultry in beacon,

W9 miiiiiPl-N I bill-Mr Chit Season this year. L-nufiunately l?” ‘"1" ""5519 i0 lillilli! the demand last Season, but although we a” norm-sea m" “Pmhiiil "PM"? for this ytar, we strongly urge that you book your order with us AT ONCE so a; go “O15 Iii!’ disappointment. We use and recommend

PilRliiA CHICK STARTENA

We take this opportunity of thanking you for your p331 and continued patronage.

Dillon & Spillett

CHICK HATCHERY Charlottetown, r. a. l.

(e) The parish of New London, to the territories served by St.

ll be left out

and the act will be short.

In Nova Scotia, each parish is a separate, corporate body. and joint vestrv is elected for it bv the various congregations which com- pose it. In Prince Edward Island, on the contrary, each congregation incorporated as a separate body and

sSt. Th

isTh

comfiglse

Mar Church, Kensingtcn, st,

Stepherfis Church. Burlington and

Omfls Ch . French River. (f) The parish of Crapaud lo

comprise the territories served by St.

John's Church, Crapaucl and st.

omas Church. Long Creek.

(g) The parish of Springfield. to

‘iilconfl- i- l m1; on h m“ mp“ in the ceremony in the presence of 8111.13.51“; the prevalence of mon- enjoyment of unfettered thought 1.301;; 11,; own vegtry, comprise the territory served by St.

roi Grace. It is beset in every 1.4m’ of the globe, On the At- itcn the Pacific, in Europe, in ind in Africa, from the Arc- Oiun to Australia, our Empire Hi ho Allies are risking their ‘i tllofence for our freedom and l- the betterment of the human

‘The story of the British mnpiro hiiiiililie u the sfimis or nlswrv iillt it strives for s higher imderd of living for the people iiiiiin its confines. This i; a very elent ambition from that held iii! Empires of earlier days. 'm°‘cii1‘i-iiiiil€'fi€ld“dclb1ildl ‘M: be exploited for the bene- iiome and Carthage. 111s b lll government of India rt: gignush tgtldiifferelltiate our Ell Rifliilgd ‘finlrhose ‘ es. ow through what tra- m" passed to reach ifs pre- b "iii-Hess. nrpunsion has nev- ‘l hi“ as an object of embi- “niil often has presented itself b dutiibiilzation of duty. Devotion , ‘i! his been the dominant b. .11 the Iives of sailors. soi- i’, milalairmen. Tales of gallan- Due a cannon p we tn a Bri- ':'gigics like that or many of ymyv" BRY" will live forever. there are being perfum- h" Wr men deeds of equal