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—KNIT'I‘ING cLua - Tbs senior knitting club of tho! 051532‘ nicrsldc Chill!" °I m” ' ' mot, at the home of Mrs H.“ Crocket. Beaver Street on Fr BY afternoon There were a 19x86 “um: ber oi’ members prw" 81"‘- z“ "'5 joyabe afternoon was spen- ~

—I')EATII 0F MRS. WILLIA?! hfc-IHVEN- The ceaih occurred I1 the Prince County HWPWM m‘ Mumiuy, April 5th. of Mrs. William I\/lf'I'l\\‘t‘l1. aged 51 yssrs sfmh“ lulu ‘Tlllfl illness.‘ Mrs. MifEwell» w ° was formerly ivfiss Elizabeth Gulli- lIll1., of New Annan, had been n ill heiilih for iiboil’. a year and our- irlg the past month had been I patient iii the Prince County Hos- pital whore she was suffering 1mm n m“. figment, In spite of all that 1,,._-,m; (one and medical skill could mail slu- passer. awn)’ 0n m; morning of April 5th. He!" hlwba" pl'f‘(l€('02\SB(l her about two Years ngo, she leaves to mourn the fol- lowing sons at home. Shslwflr Keith, Kenneth, Byron. Erik!”- Another son li-a is at present llvin! lri Ontario Also the following rinilulllcrs. Katherine at home and “uluruirle, who is stationed at Mont- roril with the W.A.A.C.S. The fun- oral arrangements will be announc- ed later. -3

Personals ,Mrs. Brenton Rankin 1g V151!- lng her husbanc. Sm. Rankin ‘l’! the P E I, Highlanders.

—Pte. Hubert McNeil of the

mg part of his furlough Illlil parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. F lvfcNciil, Summerslds. —S.

-'rhe many friends of Mrs. Chostcl‘ Gziudet will be pleases. t0 know that. she has returned to her home after undergoing treatment in the Prince County Hospital.

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-Nilrslng Sister Beatrice Rankin of Saint John. spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and ylrs. R l3. Rankin in Summersidc and returned on Monday by plane to resume her duties. —S

Splendid Record Sales War Savings Stamps

RPfifQfs have become go accustom- Ie lti hosting public officials speak oi‘ inoiiev in terms of astromoiiical fiaiiris that small amounts now re- cene very little attention. But lillllilSt. all the demands for hugh sums and the credit which goes to three u-hq produce them the great numbci- of Canadians who con- tribute small sums which in the rgQri-zziic prove to be great, must not be forgoti/cn.

Prominent among these are school ehilrn-cu. Under the School Plan as ' iod by the National War Fl- . Committee truly amazing re- rulis iiro being observed. As an in- rianco Kiimuir school, with an aver- aft!‘ ailoudzinre of only fifteen pu- hlls, has purchased 73B War Savings 8:011 since September. An example of t. iii. and patriotism which is a rrcflit lo lhc pupils, and their teach- er. Miss Doris MacPhersori. Many other schools throughout the pro- vlnce are doing a fine piece of work anc. when the present term is completed, and the year's report marle un. the schools of Prince Ed- Wflfd Island will present a record of zir-lilcvemenf- ecuial to any estab- lished by their elders.

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-MALPEQUE W. M. l-Ths Malpeque and Baltic W. M. 8. 0f Prlnceiown United church had their March meeting at the Manse. R011 call was answered by s verse o! Scripture containing the word "Love." Treasurer's report given, also reports of other committees. ‘rho Worship Service was taken from the Missionary Monthly. Mrs. Crowdls taking the lead, assisted by other members with Scripture read- ing. A very interesting chapter on "The Church in the City Streets" was carried out by Mrs. W. G. Ram- say. Mrs. Elmer Taylor invited the Societ to her home for April meet- ing. his will be the Easter thank

ess Mrs. Crowdis served a very dainty lunch.

Sudden Death

He appeared to be in good health

those present. suddenly he stag-

he was born in Miscouche. He was

W111 Dfoblbly be held on ‘Thursday - morning from his late residence to Seven Mile Bay Catholic Church-S

host of fr

munity.

Joseph Glow of Summerside. Father celebrated the nuptial mass.

er rates will be dlsconncol- ed fr there In not a settle- ment msds on or before April I0.

Clerk of the Summerslde Water and Sewer-

snd Cyrus in Bedeque. The funeral

Death 0f Mrs.

The many friends of Mrs. W. H. Harding were saddened to learn of

B4 years. The la Mrs. Harding was predeceased several years s80 by her husband, the Rev. . Harding for some years pastor of

at Summerside and who made 8- host of friends throu hout the pro-

Ellzabeth Myers, was born in Hal- ifax and moved to Summerside

er man fine ualities but the Hands wh ch she made dur-

in which she was hcld in the com-

pathy of all is extended, namely Paul in Hamilton, Ont., and Mar-

riette, Mrs. Mariette, (Mary) in Auburn Mass and Rosamond in

nesday afternon at; 2 o'clock from her late residence to the peoples

Glow - Ryan Nuptials

interest took place ln St. Mary's Cathedral, Halifax last week when

Tignish became the bride of Mr. Vernon C.ow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mills performed the ceremony and Th-e bride looked very charming

roses. Matron of honor was he: sister. Mrs. Albert Mcfnnls and‘ the

After the ceremony the happy wllllle left on a honeymoon spent

Upon their return s shower was held in honor of the bride by their

l? gummersice. is stationed iii al ax wher he i the RDA Fe s s member g1’

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-Mfl

LAST PUBLIC HANGING IIEIIE -Yesterday was the 74th aiuiivsr- sary of the hanging of Dowie in the old Jstl square. This was the last public hanging on Prince Ed- ward Island.

POLICE COURT-Twenty do s suspended sentence was the penallly imposed yesterday by Stipondiar Magistrate KM. Martin on a drun and incapable who a peered in the docket of the city polce court.

RETREAT AT NOTBE DAME

of Wales college students Joined with pupils of Notre Dame Academy in a three-day retreat which closed Sunday evening at 5.30. It. opened on Friday afternoon at three o'clock and was conducted

by Rev. Archibald MacDonald, 0. . 83.1%.

One Week or’

CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETS -A committee was appointed to

offering, The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction. The host- .

‘Pied Piper’

Entertainment

AT CAPITD-L, SUMMERSIDE _20th Century-Fox's "The Pied

and Anne Bax- ter, is now at the Capitol Theatre. Those who have seen the film con- Ths death occurred suddenly s- sider it a milestone in the march of bout 5.30 yesterday evening of Mr. great films which have been ‘built Fri-ink Gaudet of Bedeque. The late around chases. “The Pied Piper’ of- Mr. Gaudet was workin at the fers one long and thrilling chase- home of Mr. George endersonv but in reverse! Fernwood. tending a. circular saw. time, pursues, rather than flees! The villain also liap ‘ and up to the moment of his arch-fiend of mankin death was talking and joking with the collective person of the Gestapo and its henchmen, Our hero gered and fell backward uncon- strong-willed but. gentle Ilnglish- scious. A doctor Was immediately man whose sole “'01'l‘_\' is to convoy summoned and pronounced him a pack of refugee children through 5 dead. Death was probably caused occupied France to Englzinri- then by a heart attack or a stroke, the to America and safety. The time is doctor said. June 1940, and the Niicl horde is 10 The deceased man was well sweeping down from the north t0 known in that district where he cut. off his path from south-western had lived most of his life although France w the Brittany coast. liuniorously, tenderly, about. 67 years old and was re- ously this man spected and admired by everyone. hegira and succeeds in ouiivliting He is survived by his wife the for- the “muster minds" of the Gestnfw. mer Mary Ann Bernard of Sum- Fade-out! But the film has much nierside, and ten children five boys more to say for itself. It becomes a and five girls. Louise and Mary symbol of all that the United Nat- mnrried in RILSUCO, Mabel and ions are fighting for, embodied 1n Margaret in Summersids and Julia. the spirit of one man. He plays the The boys are Charles and Cyrus in secondary role 1n a double feature the anny, George in Bede ue and programThe Nazis have become the Benjamin and John in estei-n old cattle rustlers-but 1n spades! Canada also two brothers, John

FromApi-il 12th to 17th a one week Ly eiiteitiiiiiniciit sponsored y the Canadian Legi Sporting Club, featur- _ Seven Boxing Matches on the night of Thursday the 15th.

attraction of that ev-

'l'oniiny' Clayburnc o

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0f Bedeque Man §l’;5;-,£::5::;l:

iire well know to Charl e. toivii fight; fans and from o“ ds will make a color- and all are agog as of their favorites.

n and Yates match is

as is‘ the Brown-Mcmug lii audition to the nb would be enough for an

Monday, Wednewa

Saturday nights of

Big Blngos and __Wt1t_ch_tlic (odvertis

N~B<. to be with hcr hug;- lw is 110w stationed IhBfQ,

Keith Mayne and

in Kensington Sunday

Walter Thompson has n3- to Kensiiigtou after be. oycd in Pictou, N.S., for

K ensington

And Vicinity

Miss Wilma Monkley of Sulli- merside, spent the weekend at. her

w H home in Kensington. I I __"'

A vsrv successful d st the home of Mr John Walker in Kelvin m. ccntly in aid of the Red Cross,

5W5 in Keusington the _ Sl-ltgfit 0f Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mr. niwm: Clark of the n. c. ° w“- N. V. R. spent a. few clays at. his home in Kensington.

Mr. Hugh McQuaid of His Ma- speiidiug a fcw

idly and two children c

her death last; evening at her JGSWS forces is

home on Belmontt St. at the age of days Mbh friends in Kensmgtonv Klnnon ol Kr-nsington. e .

Mrs. Cctil Mill of Clermont was

Messrs’ Leigh“): swwan’ and a. recent visitor to Charlottetown

Douglas Webster the Central Street Christian ChllfCh "ism" l° s“‘““‘"51d“'

Alfred Srhurman sons David and Jackie

Mrs. Lorne Bownesg of Norbom g visitor to Summer- side. the guest oi Mr. and Mrg,

f and . Kigali tfillgihls Sun “y a temcon Travellers Rest were visiting in

The hue Mrs Harding who be_ Kcnsingtonkguests of Mr. and Mrs. . . r

fore h“ marriage w“ Susan David Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Paynlcr rf

long River were recent visitors to Kfllfilllglfin. guests of Mrs. Allison Mayne of

friends in Kciisingtoil recently.

m Leigh Moase of when h" husband assumed me Summers e, were visiting m Ken- pflsmmte of m5 church he", A sington Sunday, guests of Mr. and fire,“ dc,“ could be written about Mrs. Scott Mouse.

Mrs. John Walker lng her life in the town was the i011 was s visitor w summer-side surest indication of the high esteem Tllefld

The Misses Jean She leaves to mourn two sons and Jessie Clark were visitors to Sum- four daughters to whom the sym- mcrside on Saturday-

Miss Margaret Cousins of Char- shsl in Denver, Colo, Mrs. Car- lottetcivn was a recent visitor to mony (Grace) in Illinois, Har- Kqrislngton.

Elsie lvfayne of Emerald

was a recent visitor to Kengjng-

ton, the guest of Mrs, s

Miss Hazel Adams, R.N., of sum. mersidc. was visiting with Mr. and $535. Charles Adams in Kensing-

Mr. Joseph Drlscoll of Mt. Her.

> “ U n_ .b_crt was a recent visitor to Ken- Naedham Mass. 19.111423Ifgglllldglagedst/liévljnlsgyztflllllnhl! smgmn m” guest °f M“ Pauline

The funeral will be held on Wed- home in New London.

Mrs. Prank McMillan and son cemetery-~S Charles of Fredericton N. B spending a few days ton the guest of Mrs. Jack Bums.

Corporal Ollie Burns stationed at Halifax is spendin at his home in Kens ngton.

Miss Ann Campbell of Irish- wwn, spent the weekend in Ken- sington the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A very pretty wedding of local George MCNfiil.

Mr. Perlev Davison of Irishtown, weekend with friends in n.

Miss Amy Johnston has Accept. ed a position with Canada Puck- ers in Kensington.

sic Profit of Kensing- accepted a position Frances Dunning of days with friends in Kensington. Mrs. Frederick Sample loft re-

cently for Sussex. N.B., to be with hlcr husband who t1

Miss Margaret Ryan, daughter of 59°)“ l3;

Mr. d M . Ti h Kerwin '_ m W? a“ m '“°' y Ry“ °‘ Too Late To Clasify

WANTED - CAPABLE GIRL FOR general housework. Small famiy in country. State wages. Apply A.

IcR/oy Cam bell of lottetown Was vlsitng in town, the guest. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Campbell.

in a sand suit trimmed with red gown. fiffimm‘ Davism of Ir

fox and carried s corsags of red posmon m charlonetowl,

BLACK SHOES — BLACK and white trim, wrong piiii- given to Miss Croken. Please exchange "at once." The Shoe Doctor.

Miss Ruth Mill of Kenstngmn groom was ably supported by Mr. spent the weekend at her home in Albert McInnls. Clennont,

Mr. Clayton Mill of Summerside WAR CEMETEMES

on Prince Edward Island where spent the weekend with his pm»- they visited their friends and re. ents, Mr.

1am,” m clement airmen killed on war service in

Australian territory will be buried in special war cenwteries now be- many friends in Halli . Hflmnw" The gmoym who mnxwen known friends in Kensington

The Summer-side Rood Unit of the Kensington Red Cross branch met st the home of Mrs. Bruce Payntcr on Thursday afternoon . I with a good attendantce. t i ternocn was pensan y spen r. LIUQSIOCR Quilting and in social chatter. ainty sup er was served by the he next. meeting is to

ITJIJF"; In ‘PEP’ Appeal?

Do people gossip about your lack of nu fccl dull. listless, only half-

MONTREAL. Aipril s -f - ‘wsm- ma,“ on Montreal 1km be held abbathe iiome of Mrs. Pies- inarkets today were as follows: w“ Toom '

A ninnber from this vicinity attended the shower hcld in hon-

we s tro .

kinds of Iivegiock lw€lfzgegtefldoth% fi “f: “d M“ m“ lb?» “$333331? ‘£31..’ ‘l s9";- ,. . ,, ,, , couple of loads st suns. medium r V“ am er w o u ean sll-liflb and common down to s10, Heifers ranged from 39-12 and time, grind cows 830-1025 with Mona 0103 ogoodwe rncowsup .5, h , , mvdlvm $117-$975 HM common :1bilrethlgrPgfkfiEhlggivtlcligtatloned butchers 97.60 up. Csnmers and cutters 96-725. Good ulls $105041, . commoner kinds 99-1025.

waste from body daily, you can upset headaches. indi cation. billousneu. that "always-tired" eeiing which often adds

Instead, why not look forward to bright days hill of zest and pep. h Beans-small. extra-gentle with a 4-way action on ly from l0 purely vegetable extracts. Bile Beans work on stomach. liver bile. upper nnri lnwcr bowel. pl |cnlly~not harshly like cheap laxatives.

See what n difference Bile Beans can Innke in your "pep appeal". Be con- vinccri—gct Bile Beans at any dr only 50c. Over 7 million boxes sol

rs. Meek was the for-

employed with the Canada Pack- ers. Ltd. l! Kensington, for some The voung couple were re- cently married in

Mrs. Bruce Clark of Kensln

, take further action regardin the

appointment of a. Public ealth Nurse for the City Schools at. a meeting of the City School Board hcld yesterday afternoon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan presided in the absence of the chairman, Dr. I. J. Yco who l5 ill. Matters of rou- tine business were also disposed of.

FUNERAL SERVICES -- The funeral of the late Mr. William Carroll was held yesterday morii- ing from the A. A. Hennessey Fun- eral Home to Saint Dunstairs Basilica at 9 o'clock where Requiem High Mass W115 sung by Rev. Ken- neth McMillan, who also officiat- ed at the grave. Pall bearers were: Messrs. Peter McAleer. James O'Brien, William Real-don. William Dooley. Ambrose Ward and Ron- ald McDougall. Interment in the

Roman Catholic cemetery.

DR. J. A. CLARK ADDRESSES ROTARY - "The Parsnip, a war vegctable" was the subject. of an interesting address delivered yes- terday itt the Charlottetown Ro- tary Club by Rotnrian Dr. J. A. Clark. Superintendent of the Do- minion Experimental Statlon here. Mr. A. H. Moulri was the chair- man for tho meeting. Guests pre- sent were Frank W. Andrew, Es- cannda, ll/Iichignn; Roiiirlan Frank Hilton, ‘Pilot-ton, England; A. C. Taylor, Toronto; W. H. Slackford. Siunmerside nnd Capt. F.W. I-Iynd- man, Charlottetown.

CAR. FERRY MOVEMENTS- The SS. "Prince Edward Island" completed nine successful round trips before midnight last night. The ferry transported 50 loaded cars and 34 empty refrigerator cars to BOPC-Efl. and on the return trips to the mainland curried 22 cars loadec. with potatoes iii-id turnips and 22 cm/pties. This left 30 loads

.of freight and 35 reefers gt ihe

Tonnentlne terminal awaiting trans- portation here. All the freight and empties were cleared away from the Borden terminals by midnight, Crflssmtts yesterday were made on an average in one hour.

EISII MARKET IMPROVE- llIIsNTs-Altcrzitions to the Fish Market in the Market .Bullding Me I11 Dfflslqss at present. The interior i5 being conlpletely re- arranged. le-decoratx-ri and con- VGIWCG liibo a. first class, sanitary fish market. When the work ls finished suitable cquipment. for K991111112 fish fresh will be installed and up-to-datre show counter will be added. The work is being done bv city employees under super- Vi-Siflll of I. Y. Rcddin. assistant 01W engineer. 0n completion the stalls will be rented according to the practice being carried on at; present.

PROVINCIAL AJLI’. MEETS __ PFOSTess of medical services or- ganization in Charlottetown was the theme of an interesting talk given bv DI‘. J. A. MncMillan, con- troller of medical services with the Charlottetown Defence Committee, at the regular weekly meeting of tihe Provincial Civilian Defence Committee, ARI’. yesterday morn- ing. Regret was expressed at the continued illness of C. A. Beer. di- rector of fire services for the pro- vince. who hos been unwell for sev- eral weeks. Svmpathy was extend- ed to Mayor Holman on the death of his father. Routine business matters were also discussed at the meeting which was presided over by the chairman, Hon. H. H. Cox.

GYRO CLUB MEETS — Major T. E. MncNuti. was the guest- spciiker at the meeting of the Gyro Club held inst night. His subject was “Militant Aid to the Civil Power in the early days ori Prince EdWllfd Island." Major MscNutt, who is an authority on early Island history, told of sev- eral omasions when the militia turned out. to help the civil auth- orities in maintaining order. $25 ivas voted for the Padre Jones Cigavvttc Fund at inst night's meeting of the club. The Gyros plan to attend in a body the San- atorium meeting being held at the Charlottetown Hotel tonight, Capt. Walter Hyndman and Lieut. Don Scott both former Gyros were guests at the meeting. Dr. Eric Found was the chairman.

AJLP. ALERTS _ A 11.1? offic- lals offer the following comments on practice aleris:— school children

should go direct to their homes after the alarm is gOllIlGCd and they

are dismissed from school Yester-

day afternoon many of the children

remained whore practice matters were being carried out. Another point citizens are asked to remem- bcr is not. to crowd out of their homes or to go near any place that may be uscc. as a practice spot. or in the case of a real raid to remain away from any building or other place where incendiary or other bomb; may have fallen. Some time ago everyone was asked not to use the telephones after the air raid signal is sounded as calls that are not; absolutely essential block the lin-cs and make it extremely cliff-- cult for wardens and other workers to get vital messages through. In the practice yesterday there was quite an improvement in this re- spcct but. there is much to be de- sired yet. A warning was gounded about the severe penalties imposed by law nfziiinst those who steal or interfere with any form of A.R.P. equipment Fortunately there has been verv little of this here and it. has not been necessary as yet to