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EDWARD —— LAST DAY

2.120 -— 7.00 -- 9.00

' ejrcifing and colorful

GENE TIERNEY JACKIE COOPER HENRY HULL

\VOl\IEl\"I’l€-17f'l - r 0N INS! ll.\.\i i.

BROMIERG s DONILD Mill EDDIE COLLINS u GEORGE BIIBIEI

A 20th Century-Fer Picture‘

JOHN CARIIIDINE u l. EDWIIDU

ctr: FEBTURES or twasssvstrs INAUGURATICN

m FLAMES i

f , . .- -.-.Ii it I y, _ i w. i! \t tittuuu For Sirois Report i;,',i, t - 1 iyiii-fiil liuck in “Sanctuary of Souls

who is iujuied will receive an 311-‘ owance of 14 shillings 63.08 we-k- 1y_ A man in L115‘ saute t . ‘, V 21 shillings ($4.63. m3

B ~01" -Elg’nt stances gets

l1'~ sih m2,‘ in hospital. _ _ ‘ o cqmpsn-t rates for men "not gainfully occupi-i ii- ;iii~ii led" are 10 shillings sixpeucc 1 231

=. '11‘ eight‘ and for

women seven " in sr Kfug- ($1.54). o.’ fhc vx- 1h" lever o.’ owl's‘ '" bv Mrs.

l “we wish i - Miss Len.- W ix. Cnznlet. Lady

fl- WOlllfln S

ll (Labor).

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‘QRIAL I‘

.\ “u w’

act-l EGNAT I =1

U ~.. ‘ with a largo salmon, ivhich Was i V 4, -- "x, laid on the hiuh altar with treaty‘ m d - ceremony. Thcri‘ ls oven a. Nrord by ,*

m E‘ a lfrth cicuiurv 1i‘ Jlllflll. John Writ‘. f l! y \\'ll‘(‘1t toll.- 1i " tho monks of West-

rive _ Q ‘i - - egg,“ 4 hf ve flzana/z/Aixlyjl/ C- ; $3,";

. ‘,'.llll\l llrr- [til is in Al‘ Ii-a continues to In .1 l \\ ri-u-rw-il a military situation that gave ,7 . . t,l |2-.i- months ago, In the north thi- ltullhn in-

“Hifng; i »- l . l Iill‘. ‘n mil iii‘ Egypt and thouslnrds of square n 'l.~. i.) l - i i .1 t‘ liuvi- horn irciiuplcil. Now successes in that i fl l1llF1l2L' llrr‘ next three or fnur wot-ks. In the

quuiirr l . is‘. - ll ..1.‘l1ll|l'fl thr lmprrtrmt Sundanese town of

‘rm: QHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SHOWS: 2.30—7.00—8.45

‘ Roy Rogers in “BORDER LEGION" TODA Y""Jui\'r01z G-MEN - Defld End Kids

LAST TIMES

CAPITO |.~3.15,~7.00, use... Tue. W00.

Tugboat Annie, , "ails b?“

l

The WEEK at S. D. U.

1 atl for the Martttmel Reglioiefipaéronigalirtim of the C. 1M

0.0. S. whiich will open here on IFeb. 28th. the following iip- tntme ts have been made.

Jack Trainer -— Chalnnan 0f the

ssiecunv and Reception Commit-i fgfciggld r

tees.

Edmund Roche " secnmry “(L ported his wallet had been stolen

Chairman of the Press Conunitteeq

Hubert O‘Ha.nley - Treasurer. and Chairman of the Finance COm- ‘ mittees.

Ge teatarifiment Committee. Clarence Coady -- Chairman of Oomml

ttee. F. P. Aylward — Chairman Tr portation and Lodging Oolrnmf-ttce

The topic for discussion at the

, pedoing of the St. Malo, arrived at

_ ._. Llndsa German Chairman ofEn ‘cam b

Wu.

' h,- lllfllhlilid to an (‘Iii mxu \\ Likru lo ‘iii l 1

Stlllil fl C" $- l’.

than any iyrfumc Edie 11nd over

&1'll‘S bc- These mtes apply to rnen or wsmeu‘ “M”- - extended "not gainfullv occupied" while not lhlllf‘ P1 Wiim m ncsni 1. h‘ W‘

. l\ 'C;i i. in thy ll0l5 uow " sziii tho shmmgs old mun. "for I. Peter. tho fisher- man of Gal rc have based them.

~ ' llouci‘ orih 1 Mam; Tam Lady 55m,- lish. n10si1',' salmon. This have I 31 . ' done on i,\vh POXKllLlDIF. Firs-t. thou

Dgvidcgn trili Cour must never fish on Sund ' - -i-~ -,-_<i_ . ‘t Sum er- SQCOHC M‘ ‘an c and Dr Edi h m cf them to the ubbcy of Wesatnrhs- tier. When lvlcllltus arrives tomorrow‘ tell him what thou hast se-en and, shew hm that I have been hirire

of the chapter house at Westmins- ter there are glazed tilt-s. ouch bvnizim the pict- ure of a salmon. Thrsi‘ wcro laid l?”- in i255. Ulllll nrariv the end of',' tho 14W, cout-inqv. Saint Prior Jimc fshcrmlm was slut to the ztbbcyi

minvo- wrnt to law wtl lhc vicar of Rothi-rhilhi- because h,- dltl no; thorn thc tenth nzirt of the |‘< salmon rruvzht in the Tlmmcs. The [; monks i-lziimrd this hwl bren grant- cd thmi lzv Saint. Pole" when he crmsvcvaiorl thi- abbey. ‘They won their cdsx‘.

To bi‘ suc~ ssfuliv ‘must not roam unv of 1's anmal heal ll"l‘ slvukl it U," paced in to our.» while it ls f ozcu. A [Ifftll deal of nicii‘ is lost (‘\f‘l'\v vcar bccaus"

A“ Leg-end About , WGSiZIIIlIIlStEI‘ Abbey i

’ JIYTLIE J. BROLEY , i, so." lll\'\\'l)l""1S \VP5'lll'IlS- ‘ " c..lo.fu. scenes. , on of th; uitrs m.ir llfilS o: pr-:.c_ ‘ ‘ts. the pomp and‘ gz-ui-s c J11 lllgn, Lkgezzd ivllii

1 'i.h~ . - l. sll(‘—| S‘ n: Pt to: ,

*1 Sftxoirs, i

_ in iflii‘. ‘u. was 11th, whom we

bhss it. , . 01H‘ ths hewid tiou

c nidce w.i,< v- rv llilllll .i i<lr c ‘ ' l iii.‘

. id i0 - plac-

, f . if; ti‘\\ .|r(i

' l‘l‘lll:l u. d Iu his host . , . -

l. Willi Ijgll .

ill‘ h .ii.l if

Jllfl. loo

d» ondiir: mu?

lrum licutcfi l,‘ v.11 ‘

git-ad iurudici 1c iu (‘use , wli ch sirzolli-d mori- s‘.\'-t‘(‘i1_\'

r '!'l‘1€‘fi u

us th s ll.'~llt‘l‘lllllll w..tch- 1mg iii; about panting in,

food. ‘ ' Edriii said humlly, "II f n lhiflg. I cat.

cs from the lg-his andi

stroll coirt1iu.~ira'uy'

s, and that. thzu pu._vc=t. LA Lib-cf“

-' .4 ‘i before him." Edflf‘, mu knelt ‘Je- mgm _/‘\-@l\“\__, A R A a , f fore him and he touched him gently d ‘ 2501.1 f.’ "'-~, f‘ 0n ‘thi- shoulder. " [r (ANAL; , \. ‘ “ ‘se navy," he said; "and remem- ii r . - ~ ii ‘v is . ~-~---.- . Mi." . QQ, \,5' -”;’_/_/'” ‘,8 ‘a-f’ 1 On the next day Kmg Sebert and o _\ 4.1/5.7 ' , Bishop Nlifllllllfi lzirriltfctl atlthc ncgw " ' ’. i s- , mmster cnurci. em znrz fl. on: - k Q N’ SAUD‘ ocss -ll of priests and choirs. Ekririel hold ng a lain. s’: C‘, knell. and OlifTPfl to the bishopg p

After holding a. service of ial

B.

th cg long rows of

on tho feast of; 29, a Tliztmcsj

(‘tiring

cured meat

st l -i i ‘he m “t i115 i-ltbcr n01 been 0019c! - '. i'-~- iciiti-i- nl‘ a large cotton-grown ilslrlcl. during props 1v -- p. ‘blv lrczrusc the, “.1 wits ri-tukcn some weeks, ago. Since thou ‘~"“1"H""" 1“ n" (‘m1 "11011711 — 01'

c has frozen nncli

i. l-uii. has been ciiptirrcil, and lluna, ln the ‘ _ iiv l, fl'i;lk"lt. .\lov:ile still la helll by the It"liau<_ (‘IYUS - ii lhillh Stun-ill‘ nil. Kassuln is a Full cl-nlrt‘. ) ’ [l5 |llllisfpnl0ll will Lii-Zl-tuti- thc movement of British forces,

f

lrjrpfyylu- i_,ri

, . i it floral 1* \"' "if . i before atwmplfng to cure it. 1

i ab orb the eur- 'l1ll‘.‘l “errvrr fro ze: - t‘ awed out

$111M; l'(‘.t1‘FS. more unndcr- _ . 5 ‘

1f 1h ‘*1 L" a 1111'”? O1 ‘ c-sri- uuiv uuiki il‘ tir- dTiereuc" 1 I . Man,» psopjc think tfizit they arei

doiiv: luht b}; givng Baby‘ a (1053

to lldtg ixjcu ll bishop at hut’ _ =

drf '1' .- .. , "NF? . “lillirniis (Lorurs

mitt 11%;. ,,- .1101, provide all of tlii‘ large sum

l'l ovq-ly ucfcil in 1941 no matter haw .1'llll't"l

. ll‘ ho p, l- . cky ithoy try. Wige carriers and salaried

~iid l u sirofi d ducc ills mCll arr‘, t-l rclovc. risked tzfmake

i r. clothvs an? h 1i r10 iio._ {I ,.‘ .

. . m should L»? ..-b.ii~ 13;) llfityrjps p i1<‘ll.zi_hrl ih wmxov.‘ kept c 11nd unlit. exrcw while Bab:- 15 19¢. ill! in h-

ll

‘~ Y ‘ . - , . .. l.l.\t tho elite-xiv stranger ro-hglf, u“ ‘hnurht’ 1“ tuiriiul nuil sari; "y am hungzy, Ed-, a (cloil]ps hcmi, covered Wm, a shes,

or blank‘: p ace this ;,.,l,,,in,,_. CT so ma, me l-gm smnes air and subject to continuous ra- ll fl

, he will ' heed,- more fluid. If he is b;e15t fed

is lfcung babies should have frequent and wcmen will do their part as sips of boiled water from a spoon We)’ have dime in all 0r a little bottle when they are rest throughout the years.

less. and older babies can haw fru‘t.

fiirxulof suqzir which "(lib-CK .V lib‘ifil‘b0d dl l to t1 ,']1‘C1,1]d-(.,,_ a“ “p5 s00 ‘e -i --,, barPack-room comfort. d The great. Xllardmgde tremendous Hm), as qum, as , > n), d _ I w m ,_ h eman s on e u and is capa- loss e an Dwpe e csson w en teacher swooped cm, w“ great“, hvwreased) Thetmy Jones’ Ear, Jenkins’ Seymour film 1°‘ m°mb°1" MacL-ennan. Samuel Cousins, Nel- lltan serving men 50,, gar”,- were provided with sleeping i-com inc tmse ‘our years. The cmur- i, - _ ous fare. hot baths and clean sheets Came my ‘i-hispsr, ,1, a s,ckroom_ far m,‘ _ , \v:-.e a boon to men who long had is worrying to the

must not talk in the rocm. Baby will not be Salmon which hPi adult would that he is worried by phrase "'I‘l'1e

\\'i'l5 awaiting thzm, He tclcl of all; the wonderful things he had seen. and gave the bsshop Saint Peter's‘ message.

Entering the, churdh. Bishop Mel- litus examined it carefully. He saw remains of manv candles he saw where crosses had boon placed. where the walls had brcn sprinkled with holy water and the marks of D lciitl. It was enough for the good Mel-

? U5. thanksgiving for so wonderful a consecration. hi‘ left, saving that all had been pixformcd much bcltcri and holler than he could have done

to may have a headach and need to his aid. "It's starving th " h m] he quiet. People should never talk in ' mo er’ e

all sorts of fancies may ccme into freely by warm sponging and to give

to be loft. iiloue.

i» ti. iiiiiiitsii": all,"ilzll,r"zlii.sl.ll“llts "my o‘ "w ‘M m»

in; you near by. When you have to the doctor at once,

Convention will be Student Ilead- ership.

'I‘he only debate of tihe week was held by the Grade XI X and com- rniercial group. Raymond Gallant and John Dalziel 5:1) rting the re- solution. “That Trl y Jury stwuld be abolished were vlelm-‘lous aver Howard Shea. and Joseph Mahar of the negative side. Omer Bernard was chairman of the meeting and Plus Croken secretary. James Mur- phy gaive a five-minute speech.

Hockey: The senior team is hold-

MARJORIE RAMBEA ALAN HALE JANE WYMAN

RONALD REAGAN

..____

rucxm’ oussr s; ORCII. Yitnphnne hlusfcal Comedy

Rev. A. O. Murphy.

gue. "Dormitory Turks" coached by ‘I’ v.6 Holland

‘ I i -—r-—»>-_-_._.__..~—~——k——— MacG i If Baby Runs "m" A Teynperaturg stilt? gullaghan.

coached by Jack 'I‘ralnor

Union Jack Club

Intramural League: The follovvringta,,,on_ occasmned perhaps by me Win15 COIIIPYISQ the 10131111111781 1m- ‘ excellent dfimcr he had lllfit enjoy- ted, stumbled upon a stnificant Brownvilie, D. D.. of the Tremont

trait in the Brithslh oharalerlj. gt all

f th r r th g IS man B- “Dicii-mu" wadled W Buligetrlhenmoft Egubbable." H: eHJOY-‘i nothing so much as to consort with favorite hymns _ fellows-part-lculzarlyviif the; Understand and As.eep in sh h' inte t d w — H. “Looter-s" coached by 9163a,, ‘cinunilfjesgff to 1L5. his i Zaruhl Elmasslan. soloist at 'I‘re-

lst and 2nd D. H. “Hfls-Beéfl-S" 1,15

p; ticular group of

Says seaman Got second , Railway ticket

, HALIFAX. Jan. zs-(om-of- ficlals of the Salvation Army and N“ “°“‘“fi “°‘$.§;'3“§.'“fii.i?°$ for he sun en 0k f‘ “ma”.

way ticket from

Halifax to his home when he re-

h . eggdgwfck. a survivor of the t0!‘-

Mozrday and a deflpflwh The Canadian Press

uoted h statemen I llcsing his wallet and tickets in Hal- mix, 11¢ had begged hls way home.

Salvation Army and Nfl-VY M98119 officials said both orsanizwtlnvs and several individuals gave Sedgwlck money.

__£1‘.NHARY.-Z5. 1941

A. N’. MITCHELL . ldent, Canada Life

‘g; U. DICEVENUE General lifanager Can-ails

In London Home For King’s Men

it as his

ad, in a moment of illumin-

Gir-mrs slaved so far resulted as hedged RIOlmd by an elaborate rit-

NQVl/ADAYS everybody should 1F“°“,“°‘Y l“ m“? l‘ t9"‘.I>°1'@W1'e o. and tied footers 2 t-o 2. and 9'91"“ *5 3- (‘hnm-‘i U191" "Hns-Becns’ deferitrd “Dlcl.a.tors" w... =t~rt a iiliib lllfllyllvlt r. n ours‘. Th: nor- 3 ,0 2 and Tu k5 3 to o, , , ' mi. ivuu l1'(‘ :s :98 degxes

P1111 vhiiefi. and if‘ Bribv is rltilnillg

a m“ m ‘Mu P or mew than U“ d“ Rev. George Alac-Drhald P, P Si.

lit “W! “my 11in: Dnllfllfl P. P. st. Churlfls ivw vist- bm SW51 1%? 0's to the coflcge in Thursday. cl _i________

_ iy. I: m.iv i" mils’ be ill.‘ cm- . iit an 11.1055 and cmly

hail uu a -riicvc o. ‘ 0,- ~~ . -. ,. - - ‘ - , ~ i ]).ll.ll£‘.” iucdurfic as soon asi the LSiJllll TilOlTlh rirht whore h h” C“ O.- . ‘ . i I “Msfllllllla t Ac-iuv how suntl» dud wit“ m ,i,,. S bu’ m \ U“ h“ on the‘ 5 1c n Cd Roman i-irurcu. m) m, " a

d c ll(‘ .u _\ ‘ti

MONTREAL, Qua. Jan. 23 —S. ‘J. Hungerfovd, clniriiraii and presi-

iall employees of the uazic-iral sys-

'. all ovc: . tom: "Our nation tree's mon-sv to ‘a

1li.\\/'l‘3.) . am, do his. mi ;|\\'_lll the warsEvery income can pro- ~ Vlfl." something fo." this

cause which is really the cause of

all humanity’. The Hon. J. L. lls

,le_v, Nfinit ' of Finance has s d

hnvi‘ (“can rlttiirs and.‘ i

81

svslccnatic

is iifeht- " l’ “A special effort will be made durine the month of Feb. throughout. the Dominion aim- ,ed af- scouring two million pledges ,lor war avings certificates tn simply ,Czimtla's war tl‘Cfi$lll‘_t' with $10,0l)0-, l) 108v ,00O a month. or $120,000,000 per , p year. I v [‘_\,5‘"i'\' 119111 S 0010-. "To many, these purchases entail ‘"1111 ‘“ "lliiull-ltf" !-‘_ {lwl isarriflce temporarily, But we may is h, W? §f§~V£B 1f "pi-cperlyneflect on the daily sacri- unl,‘ m,‘ fjéqilcsra‘ ‘flu’ “j frees being; made by the inhabit- ‘ i r p-hcfiifyilqlglleQlxyi fists: of London‘, atnd those of nimb- - . ,_ - __- - ~ ‘ _~ j‘ - e oven ry, sieifield. Bristol, Liv- “n “nmouwd 5°‘ 9“ nlad~ mm erpool. Southrimpton and other com- munities in England. Think of them threatened by daily danger‘ from the

‘ b!‘ l .t:l,~ n

Th" utuc c.’ tho

iv

round h's cot. Do no‘. lyeiwren the (‘oar and s (“.05 tioluiilrg yvhlifiztltifflgcts every lindivid- whm, B1,)‘. ms m , t __ ua. ieir a e ouraThercour- requm, kssafcogfpebinuif? R58 and gallantry is a challenge.

ive him his usual quantity of fluid "In this February war savings ut weaken the . milk mixtihe Campaign, Canadian national men

campaigns

_ “The cost of war Ls insignificant rinks siticctiuicd wl“h Glucodln. a t0 the cause of defeat."

is easily and ii-ii Now We Know Sick brihlcs and children must be Tommy was not: paying attention upon him.

able t0 protest. as an “What's the meaning of this

shark's hungry maw?" But the lads ready wit came

wple crowding round h’m, but m,- lled ho full .

the room, or lf this is not possible, go ln often all is well. It Ls not spoiling to all.

ONT LEAVE ALONE and I wquld always advocate n, m

, to one, for with a high temperature keep the pore; of 1,1,, 5d,, Mung

0111107‘ hcfld- mflkimt him afraid him clean clothes night and morn- ‘he If you sit. in the mg. Weaken his feeds. fllvg him f0,-

HWHY- Take no risks, but send for

$80

Two Canadian fliers In the RAJ-Z. both holders of the D.F.C.. have beer‘ reported missing after tlklng part ln Sunday's machine-gun- ning of German troop formations on the French 011st. They rre IEO. William I. rlstone McKnight, 22 (LEFT), of Calgary, and L0, John Blandford Latlu, Vlctorh _ n m

l , I

u,» K

TOHOVVS? a1 of rules, customs and traditions. "Turks" defeated "Dictators" 4 to Menus»,- mn-ge m- mu, Englishmen ‘ are ‘FliilPlTd tcsWhfi- in lll‘: world,

th Mnrgnrws dud Rev. Leonard Hac- c1059 bv '01:“. o; m; icrmizrals. Tim's club. the member- ship of which is restricted exclusive- lv to sxrvlng membzrs below com- mlssioherl Force. is known as the Union Jack out‘ Its membe ship is close t!) the 00.030 mark and, by a spwlfll (lls- ptnsation of the committee, it has

5.

home cn 10H“? through Lcudcn. W‘:h’n thz walls of the cu:, the , ,

is ‘ Nculslde C1. “him is kncwn w so Wood. Charlottetown, P. E.

dent. Canadian National Railways, ‘many, the inside only to umfmnrtl .todti_v ent. the folfowing message to i men. theze is one of the brs‘ billi- ard rcozns in London. a fine library

i and chiirs to dflizht n trcavel-ufnry. connnm, t warzior. ThLrc is {i resiaurant with oni- of thr- bsst chefs in town, and where meals can bf‘ served at anyi Aibem, 5,0,‘, hour; a. shop in \vh'ch every con-i ' . .1. the well-to-dn. the fi- iceivllbi‘? “r5919 “mi "1151" b? 1'9" unfit‘ l‘. 2'1’. uni ruorllitrr 1131x131 and "i119? ¢01'l}\31'Bt101l5 511d 118d inf 11mg, ti‘. Phe, SUYCZSOZCaAAS “'0 “" Pr‘ ‘“‘° ““"““‘""‘"“ m" “"~"°"* m‘ of i..~‘i‘.‘323.‘.;.“....i‘li;$..»i.?ri§’i»i.. 5., " kli-clcming- rzrniiws; sumo six hund- rcd slnillp dcrmilorv GCKJlIlEIICLlJIlUIl for sirwr-

are all (‘x-service men and wcnr a quiet iruifcrm of u" scarlet laprls. Memb. riv-illcd information s_r\"lce. can bc called nt. nuv houz‘ to catch trains and have a convenient llondcn M71- drcss for letters.

among wlfch is an all-night. snack b3l'—lit‘il1lllf.‘,' West-End hotels and Ysndell- presented by Lord Nuffidd, has lust been opened. Many of the rooms in 19nd 5W8"!- the c‘ub are p -t=srnt-sd by ex-nvm- bers and benefac . u y

men and ie-vcnts. King Edvrard VII Church presented a rcom. floor of the club is the onlv oom- plete reco;d of every V.C. award’ since the order was instituted. This record is in the form of a memor- H, ial and the names are inscribed in’ Fm“ 3' gold on a mahogany board, A list “Purchase ivar savings certificates of the awszds in this war is alfefldy feed him for a shorter time, but a5 a r951 ‘mntflbutlm t‘) 9- Jusl- Nhere‘

give him some bored ivatcr before causei the “W55 °f 91°“ W110 011°C‘ or lnynjpdjfitplv age, y“, have fed lsh freedom. iustfce, and a sane him n» this will alike your milk "We °f life- “wt is an inve itment -iu his sioiuach. If he is bottle fed, ‘Norm “A1116

iR.A.F. became ell ship. Over one m

M t n, W“ nothing but must they kiss an ila Cglllld :81’ hslt ggmewhemiotltintun “m” wt‘ wander!‘ By 1925 "w" m!“ a” upon the bed iior exhaust the much Yrléggtdl 110511 M‘ by staying in the without disturbfng Baby to we that

beds were available. ‘This war found the club read to accommodate 1.000 members en

‘ there are any s are beds; i fact, ow an in child m have a merit u ml m”, hm ,0 be “

Vlslw" club. Inside they find an almos- plgre of absolute freedom and com- o .

Tributes to the club are legion, ,Perhaps the most typical, Iof its simplicity. ls

If suckling pigs 2 to 6 weeks of are unthzifty, eat sparingly, or life leavln generally lack vigor or vitality or 1f "thumps" - breathe quickly - 1t ma

sudden death andahlgher plgmor. iulity. Suckling pigs may b? treated for anaemia by givng t-hiom weekly doses of about. a teaspconful per of an iron and copper salt solution. Copperas. an iron sulfate mixture, (pills about l-Gounoe of copper sul- fate). added at the rate of 1-2

—_"" f‘ _ _—‘_ O i

tmz other ferds. about one-tenth pound of fi-on sitlffP-e feed may be added.

Naturally enough the club with

rzmk of His

lounge with ctmfortable c uches

and further

lllllldlkTis of urn. Club s‘ va-uLs

\',, blui- wit-h

new annex with comfcrts—.

m

mCIIIC-l‘

On the ground’

M

1004. and the club, 5

the trenchmud of

ked in advance.

Through its portals come men from

em then. wont you, to keep N i every branch of the services mm ever cave an ill baby fn a room Babv wann. but Mt 0W?!‘ W"!!! from foreign allied smiles. mm

air, on the

they are all members of

1 train 1n the morning-on his pillow. feeble she moved to the home of her In said: "This is the finest place 1 .ever stayed in. Thanks for all."

ANAEMIA m i5;

In Memoriam

MRS. HESTEB. A. JONES

Relatives and a A continental Mt, havinc 1118i’- mend; were deeply grieved by the dined at u. famous London $1 i117. passing on 9g Mrs.

ave considered 09151“ at 52 Rutland. Square, Boston. V,

,that should Britain be ruined over- Mm" on December 22nd, 194,, For work following mi , 1118M by eflfihqlw-FB. fl°°d5 and the past six months Mrs. Jones’ pestilence. the survivors of the dis-

ing re girlar practices under coach as,“ would m“; 5mm the rum;

and found a club.

Temple Baptist Church whose kind- ly words were a comfort and m- spiratlon to those attending. Her

were beautifully rendered by Miss

Interment was made 27, 1940 in the Hazelbrook Cemetery, P. E. l. beside her late husband M1‘. 1 tits attack, ruwdii John Jones who passed on some ]]\g_ three years ago.

Mrs. Jones was bom at Alexandra ‘ e lapgst ll Ellllbcrslllp in thfiorgiiirglnl fignfillé I1.‘ igoigg irigrlmlzgspglizdfeolltrsi ~. ms in ~ . . . - ‘ i gill“ ITempIe, and will be greatly missed '

bv the church and Suttclay School

Mays,“ Class members of which she belong-

ed. She will long be remembered as

a woman of tender kindness and

Gody ways, trying to cheer those with whom she came in contact.

Left to mourn are three sisters

Li“;1'2lhoggcgxlghlsfi1ggcgpiifihgo and their families Mrs. Charles T.

kindred souls mont 'I‘emP1B-

__ _ a _ Shipey, River Herbert. Nova Scotla; fright o. two there on th-ii ivay Mra Lmcom wood’ Contra, Rev

alty, P. E. 1.; and Mrs. Mctthew W‘.

S Chiir

Spray—Guests of 50 and 52 Rut-

Sprzrvwfiom the Neighbors. of, Wreath ~ l-lazelbrook

Spray Cousin Susie. Spray—-Ma.ry, Calvin. Hazel and pins‘

ay. Wreath-Nlrs. Herbert Jones and

Spray-Mt‘. and. Mrs. W. Chester S. McLure. Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Aben Mac-

The idea of the Union Jack club 1‘ was launched at a Mansion House‘ mecting ‘n i903 as a means of com- mimolfltilh! this‘ fallen in the South African war. and as a, club for the services. The foundation stone was laid by the Prince of wales (King George V) in was opened by King Edward VII in. ma, b 1907. Accommodation th 20B men. each with a separate bed- room. "home comfort"

an. The funeral of the late Mrs. Jones was held Friday afternoon Decem- ber 27th. Following a short service -at tale residence of her sister lvlrsl. Runes, 5,7 Hum)“ ,,,,,,,, . . uneri‘ . . i v t__i,,_ 3,9

services were held in Haraelbrook ‘Q1333; “mm me U) 1 IBaptist Church. ducted bv Rev. I Judson Levy as-

Riev. E

en w“ m’: Rev. D. K. Ross. The hymns sung _ A . _ were favorites of the The P-°~°'" "i"?- idm “S; “Sweet Bye and Bye" and "What a. "5 dlsmlci’ 1mm Friend We Have in Jesus." Mrs. W. Mutch sang very effectively as a 110159 hide-llmwl‘ W11"

" upper leather, Oilk-iillillvfl sole wt ther. patent, and ulmi- t i1! 11- largest part of the " calf, and sheep skit g and Wilbur Jones. Canadian farms. lflt‘ luwél .1 statistics show lillll lll number of hides and ski. , Cllliit‘, 0.413, 1,185,267 calf, and ‘in. led arid 4.407 dozru with wool on. , , _ W hides and skins used 111 l" 1 try in that

J. solo "Going Home. The pail bearers were Messrs.

Interment was in the Haoelbraok tPatrlot Please Copy.)

In Memoriam

MRS. FLORA RICHARDS

fast for the past. flew months shc the‘ was in her usual health uni-ll o. week previous to her death when she was stricken with I which resulted tn her deal-h. She up when onlv 9A1 was born at ' because , of the late John Buell and Ann Gid-

daughter Mrs.

some years ago. SOmc yea s later

she married the late Thomas Rich-

izigdss who aflfo prleiiscesiied hers To H l : ' , -, er

pound to a quart of water is o sat-i two illfnvglllomuilieglln ifiliilétfriltg. $111315 “Safe in th: All" “facial: gtgtlzlgniguzzi: gfvlligyptolnfli lxgt to miaurfi aregharles Richard! i c 116! an ary. rs Mack Bue ll 5" 5'4! may be Rddfid to ab0ut 100 1 White Sands. She also leaves nine-

lbs. 0f dirt for the pigs to eat.

The sows udder may

elnplary to 100lbs. of chrtstain

wide circle of Hester A. Jones

main

health had failed but the end came V9015- as a distinct shock to her many friends.

A largely attended farewell ser- vice held at her late residence was conducted bv the Rev. C. Gorclen,

Sometime We‘ll Jesus

1

pray-Tremout Tenure Baptist; T116 ‘ch and Phvathea Class. i liillflfllbCFl Spray-Daughters cf lire Temple. Spra —Mr. and Mrs. R. 4 Sprcrv-Tlicnias Bilrhoc, Mrs. Ross _ basis cn and Miss Minnie Burhoe. Soray--Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hcrsiy, Ruth and lvlurlha Hersey. Sl)l'fl,\‘—Ml‘. and Mrs. Edwin Jcn- kins. - Spray-—Mr, and Mrs. have rm uu- Jones. Spray-Mr. and lvLrs. Pease. Surny—Mlss Jencttc Ellis. Spra —Miss M Irfallclt. Spray—Mr. M. C. Grant Cut Flowers~Mrz and Mrs. Victor

CCllYflR

Hartfd Charles

Wood, Southport. They were con- B. B. Miller and

"eceased

, pounds.

peacefully away d

‘Phase passed

White Sands on Friday Jan. 3rd. one of your buttonhi. .w'ho have seen and dong battle in Mrs Flora Richards at the age of of‘f l" seas snil on land. eighty-nine years. and men who have yet u» do battle,i

Although bod-

swhy

Abney, the daughter Dove ’

from a young dings and with the exception of a _ , . y, |s01f15er- He left a "°l’e-ireucille few years had lived her entire life. chm-table uuturc (*\'1li1ll(‘ d f. out as he hllrrt-Kllv left to catch his there, until two veal-s ago bicflming out, her four sour.‘ will»

away

0| are past

4

(The Health League o, Om

Coronary thiio l 1761118 inamcdlsliti-ifiufdiiairifarfnér P119 m-fllvtj-ty of pa‘. ' ho and private, s“. ,,-,i

ill ECOd hm

DIS. Master known clinicians 0i N \. made a masterly ill}: portutpou tho siihiii-i far m proving |h..i. a large series of hopeful. ‘Thus inf" cases in cent of them rerun ti l ual routine of its w,- cent resumed light \\ 8 per cent wer.» cfilup

A larger seriig o, 4 , 185 pivate and 33o pgbii? December cases who had sumo ‘M w occlusion and lllld 5

'1"11t?I‘e were 34.3 111.". i» .'_ v0»: Of th-tsii T. uinfxid our :\...i.'- - sccouci ut ark iiiiii

youngt-x

percentage in ti. lli z: v... i rlie same as mm. ‘orst. igfilu 4i iii

Thus it will B. Ross. 1 going ZlllJ

Exports Cauutliaii

C1lllRlilllllC\,)llll.~ h: 1J..tu'l 10-10, us a l'l‘blltl i. with the British Al. tofu. led zibout. Willshire sides and t»: new agreement i)(‘l\\<i_ urlon Government uni. Ministry‘ of Food ci- . on November I, IfHi - Baptist 8.176.009 D0llllf15 O1 w

n i i - °i chrlsmms Cactus ‘T ltegklfvtlibuiuéliumildKiln

31. 1941, when the aczi-ciueru ex

The 12 months total of 4256 mil lion lb. represents lb. more than under the llllfll-ltl-lt addition, the Bfllihll . take about worth of . bladders and casings purchases of licg iutiluip the agreement of $551.11 iui on.

Canadian Leather

The principal produced in Czihzitui :

89,508

Boy notice-in:

g 5' E .. O -- is o I-fi -~. ‘l '3'

talking iiiiruii W4“ influenza the Channel,

wglclljld‘. dd you 5'.ill'l 110"‘;

Mack Buell who who kngw 110.. llcr tenderly cared for her until her Saviour pssshrg ou the above date.

The late Mrs. Richards was twice married. Her first husband the lute James White passed away early in

faithfully scrvcd unis" A short time b-‘ivlt ‘ Spfllkllllg to lug“ hivvigd I ‘if? '. "l shal s00" f‘ -'- ‘-" hoi- the care of five House of Man)‘ M“ small chtl ren, the youngest an in. are evident and they fruit of only a few months. ‘The comfort durmfl 11°" ‘ mean ah- members of this union aze Wfillam '

‘aemia. And anemia. o tcir causesland James White Abncy; tM‘uniei ,Mrs. Hanford Bell Min-my Harbor.

' Miss Annie White, Providence R. I. , mid Glrtie iivri-s. George Htflflllg (‘fl by uie Row -\l'= i" D18 Murray Harbor. who passe

you all to meet m.‘ i1‘

was her Bble. she 1i__ the llreat» “Well ilrui‘ . Ho,’ wed her now hruri‘ (Hi l} u; llcr fum-ruil sf‘ vii»: \\-"_

~ Ullllt‘

ciur of the 13-71 she had brcu a ivrm

"Asieep in Jest Bye and Bye. . - ’ fecllngiy W0 t1= 0i " teen grand-childen and nine great bereaved hml)’ l‘ 515° 1"? ffrand-chilclten also five brothers John l4 chiillii~“'~ Paint" with 111-9 00mm and iron and one sister. Granny as she was ”°1““°“= “l l‘ "l" W5 m‘ 1'"- lovimlv called Wfls a ladv of ex- husband in .\iii.i-.i.\" charactrr borne wi h tue sweetly S1<“~’l>1""‘ "H" V‘ I'll s

fortitude. Possessed of a; Life's wzary 5011M!“ “' cheerful unselfish disposition,

tenderlv laid l0 T1‘

Coronary Thrombi,

m. but}, ,,

and Dirk ,

DYlVZLQ [MAUI i _ 5, _ l the l0 l

u. ti ctlui '11"*‘\1 the . an cricillnt Silt)

A11 W065 of occur, ri strata 0t society u" More than 50 pri- patients wsr.‘ mi while but 11 pa‘: i‘.- putieirts were so viii,

More than ha]! li turned to work oi, i Of this group rt‘. ' in 3 moxiihs of (i hospital.

, uronths and um:-

I ,0 The many beautiful floral offer», 3*“ inqs were as follmvst- n _ Pilloiv-Sisters Annie, Elvira and c0 “l Ethel. . Wreath of roses from Neices and, 9d l" m" °@¢ul>‘I_ n. Nephews Mr. and Mrs. Eben D. Elllsfl Th? , Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Cunningham, 111<P11e 11: will b.‘ . Miss Dorothy Shipiey and Miss

three ltllll .

is thi- m: i: r

Bacon In 194

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