APRIL 10, '1944‘________ THEWESTERN-GUARDIAN lawn lllllfllllila

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Ibedaastnnaraeaaagataauyasanyqugm.

[flu], Ines piled. gala under.

pollution-Wall inn Ielflh

(i-rfia Ill be dallvrad ta any la- "my Alfie-yum»- aayer lee pcweaarbunsm for m; u. ‘m year use: so the My reapeafllm lac deliveries ea was rears

uuuuuuuouuac TO - DAY

Timur chick Btartnna. ,,,,,',f,o.p$¢ it!) lha. at B: ‘l

I _ HAL’! and tarred sh th- m. fiztock at Bruce's. 4-13-21“!

... ‘Ill. PIOGIAII — On u‘ tho Ora? e

h as tertained at E5”? chug? olive Biinperintendent. Mrs; liar McMurdo, when an-un-

uuuy 11m Easter programme w

members fififi the 24th Psalm. At the gonclusiou of the meetilll "W"! hundred cards were DNPBTW ‘ind packed to be sent to Miss Elma mm“, mgggiohary in Trinidad. who needs many such contribu- tions in her work in the mission I field-S W’

_BANKEII- OVERSEAS — The many friends in Sumnlerside 0i Mr. Alfred Monaghan who was formerly Accountant at the Provin-

k will be interested to s 19am that. he has enlisted in the “mad services and is now over- 5 Mr Mona n who 191ml!

cial BBB

diflun ‘of thssiignx in' Saint

his home town, later was

hn. ‘tlliilnsferred to the Island wher, he served in the various branches

from Titmisil to Charlottetown.

While in Summerslde he took I

prominent part in many activities

r un er set and was a. (iiiiugd Ynoem r of the Slimmer- fldQ Band and the Little Theatre. Later he served in other branches

throughout the Maritimes and

ind His Majesty's forces in Jglinet John-S.

_ MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

_'i‘he many friends of Mim Norma

th s t th home of fiiifliintiumi-rs? Ifiliflilfde J. Picker- 1m: recently to tender her a mis- ggllanooill shower in honor of her approachill! mlrfli-Bfl- 17nd u, be was escorted to the chair which was very beautifully di- curated with Dill! and white, by Mp5, wyman Yeo, while the wed- ding march was played by Mr»- Rov Loughlin. After the bride to be w... seated she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers by the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Yeo. The room was til-ate- fullv decorated with Pink and whito streamers centered with a why“ 5.11. The hgavily laden bas- ket was carried in by Misses Hamel To“ and Edythe lcuaillin. The presents were opened by Mia! Wanda McKinnon and Mrs. Fred Paynter while the numerous verses which caused much laulhter were read by Miss Doris Pickering and Mill Violet Todd while Mil Mar- aret iownsehd and Mrs. Charla! so arr-aimed itlcm on the table which consisted of linen, silver, chine. and many useful gifts-S.

G

IN MEMORIAM

_; ramrclr A ouiolvlvear.

A large circle of friends learned with éfituod’ the death of Patrick A. ll of Av

death caams as a shock to his fam-

ily and friends.

The late Mr. O'Donnell was born in Avondal, eighty-six years ago. Hewllonéoitlseoidestandnsost

res e commun- ity. He was a devout Catholic and till; glyishléllnesa was frequleintly V l‘, 3L1‘, l - rice “ED088111?” u “ti? leaves to mourn four dailgh-

and two sons, The dawhters n 81111180 -

are; Marion. Mrs. T

ennb. Elliotvale’ Eileen, Mrs.

1r Dom-lolly. realms; Catherine. cmas Kc . Mor

Asa

at home. Tine sons are Jaimles. Du Avondale. and Josqah A. Charlotte- town. also leaves to mourn

o bot of Amcslrury, Mass.. i-fls wife

(Keen Curran) and one daughter Rite. predeceased him.

The funeral which was held from his las residence to St. Jouchinrs Ohm-M Vernon River. was largely ‘Wfiinsm Th” ltlétfi H1118 y . I 0Q 0 who also conducted the services at the grave, ThQAfBiibBlIBTB were: Michael Kelly. hart Curran, Al-

onsus O'Donnell. John O'Keefc..

a Reid and Jamcs Garland.

i Seed Oats and Barley ‘or Sale

—00AL TAI and

“W118 obtainable at

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—FOB SALE h ersey. Rex Dawaozhol“ mm‘ cow

—KING GIOIGI hater

i-a-ri HALL. Kan-

--IIOCKEY, Bell League game

d K mmglfi ALs_0 suom‘ SBJECT sion 1) and 90 cengflgkats after‘. "M'- TUESDAY AT sso

—'l‘0 LET. Two unfurnished rooms, five and half miles from the pavement. Ap- Summerside. 4-8-21.

— SPECIAL SESSION ILEBUMII ~— Th0 Special sssion of the Sup- lled to hear the liq- uor Conspiracy cases. will

i in the Court House, ‘ morning. Two cases am to be heard, both of which are rctrlais the Jury having dlsa at previous trials. st case will be that oi John (Hol- man) Gallant charged with consp- ii ly to d alcoholic this, the eve oi his departure from spi ts. Ghief Justice Thane Campbell will preside. The second Ag previously announced, His Excellency will be installed on April 25 in St. Mary's Cathedral as Arch- bishop of Kingsrton. Thehconsegatlon _ ,of the new Bis op of C arlot town, ggiefll zivlgatr Ylfiixigfinfgggg d513,? tshe Most Rev. James Boyle, of ou eeverl th y o‘coc yesterday . nmnm‘ were w“ very uma d9” Dunstan, Basilica on Jllne 6.

mage. The new fire truck, recently unified b ADDRESS T0 ARCIIBISI-IOP Following is the text of tile address

resume _ B’ n@tflll;.i;_l;a%li'_‘iLfl1-Ei@@ur _':.—_—_— -=-_ ~ i

case that of Andrew Perry under the same charge-S.

— SLIGIIT ROOF FIRE -- There

y the Bummerslde Fire made its first appear- y. The body for tnis triwkcwashllélllt by M. r‘. Siilhlblel; man o. .. and was compe my a w-u H°;q*;"'-,,gg 122.2: F°5i§i§lli..‘.iT°o’§‘°€f., before "Archbishop of Kingston. _ Tms m, "ll/fay it please Your Excellency: ',',',P',",;,"“ "=gg“,';,""°<l "if hasyig" » .ni‘§“‘.i‘.°°i'i.l°“.§."3l.ii§.‘€€' $33555? s ed w e Heep on o ofilof welcoming you as our Bishop

wa necessary m arrival of the eouipm

searchlight which will be put this week-S.

RITIRED BANKER DIES

CALLPBELTON, N.B., April 9- of your Ordinary that he appoint- . Rossborough, '71 led you his Chancellor, in which retired banker, died at his home -hev'a Saturday. l-ie had been Camp- failing health, you virtually became bellton manager of the Bank of the ad Nova scotla and previously served Your high qualities of heart and. n thB soul did not fall to attract the at- bank, including those at Charlotte- tention of the Holy Father, who gown, London, Ont-, and Eldmon- soon thereafter honoured you with on,

I Charged With C .3 ggflagifiefclJg/g-ted you to the See of I I While In Jail

Evidence wag given for the pros- bishop. ecution before MflBistratn W. E.- _ DarbyJr. C. in Summerside on Sat- acquired in the administration oi lng in the case of Ciar- the Diocese of Hamilton, coupled Ohilllkcd with that gained as President of

in many other branchu of

Cahill was a prisoner in the Prin

County Jail. R. S. Hinton was t

Droseoution counsel and W. Henry parish in Charlottetown.

the aceused-"Al "The cause of education, which

es of the defence the also you always have had at heart, was tlll this mornins at to a high degree here, promoted

‘oonstublerhinip Carter. a. c. M. P., testified that he was in the R. C. M. P. office on the second Haul; id l. d i m: or Muchdu- m» 3,1» MW 233' uiniiioily, KS6‘; 555533.. 3135f.

y “hrnggf standing among our educational in-

‘ mam Baker. the jailor came up nnd

- ted assistance. Witness went h l d ' down and saw accused outside the mafia, guggfeihgxs" cgytiged fir;

main on th st

rhesus“ .

said he noticed th ccused

Constable Curtfn arrived 1 “m” and thenywégfi stgagch we the orphans, as evidenced by your ‘geymggceedek to e en w re ,

‘ Vin cuts Orphanage; and in this

mo" rbovggs ‘;$°‘f}§,*f,d“’ff§§§§ coniiection it is opportune that we m bed wnnes! “ye his oplnmn pay tribute to the devoted Sisters ilhat the prisoner was semI-lnloxV icated at that time. He became vio- lent and swung a broom knocking

that tile

in question and of and swearing down stairs. he went dawn gnu saw Const. Carter

W esgproceeded them and in the tlwobovliesof

__Wo.olfar up to 2.000 buahoh of IIIIII seed oats. All growing in one of beat farming sections In the province, Government Impacted at $1.00 par 100 lb. bag. Charlottetown two-rowed barley at 81.80 per huh- Ql. bag included, I-O. . Kenning ten. Tonia cash. Ordera shipped promptly.

MALPKUI COMPANY

Kensington. 6-10-15-14-31. aHRWHIJIvP-‘A

FOR SALE

Horses for sale at Lloyd toxic

Bowneas,“ Kensington. A number of choice mares and geldlngs can be seen Satur- day, Aprll 8th.

J. W. WIIITEHEAD, wner

bottles presented in court as

de-

six bottles contalninz a

uid A sample from one of these was prepared and sent Ottawa for analysis. Witrles read from a document received in reply, V510“ over all the parishes is ev- that the sample had an .\l-. manned by your" Diocesan Yam‘ content of 21.9 percent proof

...' ll Bstfltiéi

, lallor said he re- IIB of March C - hill was the only prisoner in

was examined by Mr. he said it was the practice to takc prisoner-s out to work in any part v1. h b il ng. On the day in dues-j De tion he found the to be in sted in the a terntoonuasd wit- e

up when he came on duty. However

“° ‘““ “iii? %°i.%“ii?'ol"i°.i2.."ii‘.§ warn an

w before he realized h

prisoner was ordinarily well behav- was more comfortable

SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15

SUMMERSIDE

ARCHBISHOP

The —-—

(Continued from page l) _

. their midst.

llllfefiellted last night to Archbishop O‘Sulllvan:

and although you came to us un- heralded you already had had a distinguished priestly career.

“At the early agg of thirty-five you had so deserved the confidence

office, due to Bishop Dowlingh ministrator of his diocese.

the title of Domestic Prelate. “The year 1925 snw you install- ed as President of St. Augustine's Seminary as successor to the Most Reverend J. T. Kidd. who had lately been consecrated Bishop of al ary, and in February, 1931. His

ut your progress along the road of preferment was not at an end and in further recognition of your religious zeal and outstanding abilities the Holy See has now ex~ alted you to the high rank of Arch-

“Thn knowledge and experience

st. Augustine's seminary, has ser-

h possess . At ‘he limb 0! i116 81111896 °"@l\¢e,\'ed you well and was exercised by C‘? you to the marked advantage of he your own diocese, and of your

by your Excellency. The schools, the convehts and St. Dunstanfis University responded to the inter- est you manifested in their work

stitullons. st. Dunstal-Us Univers- ity, of which you have been the

‘tggfilaccelerated its pace in the realm

of religious, classical, scientific and philosophical learning.

l "May we recall also, your unre- mittlng solicitude for the welfare of the poor, the sick, the aged and

paternal concern in the Hospital, the Sacred Heart Home, and St.

oi st. Martha who under your guid- iancc have rendered such signal service in the care and nursing of the indigent and the afflicted of the City and that, altogether apart

f th ir tstandin operation on 5.. dééiloi°ia é»- fiii no vi» arhlg cursing i able instltu ions.

er charit- "Withln the ambit of the spir-

find‘ ltual you will, we hope, loolélsltaack mm 1| _ ltl small dcgrc of sa ac- °h§..'.m‘°“°' “mflnguiiivn gtaiggtarit; iion‘ t? the splendide work which.

Your Excellency and under

ound

in l. washi the spiritual directors oi the Holy tub and one behind the door. 'i'he'Name Society lhmllshout the d10- prisoner was elncitcd and violent. and had been drinking as he could smell f h “l t...“ "'if°“.i5o‘"‘ ‘it?’ tiiiédmii 'Thifiitfiii“€ii.“°13l‘$l%i§€l.l.°on?

. 911 5 8 6 ' M“ the giim nnd Holy Communion that we ones seized. He was cross examin- have acquired during tilt-W Yea" ed by Mr. Neonan on this (point.

9., said that on March i7 ha was temporarily in ch tachment and on arrving at the of- fice about 9 o'clock in the evening- Const. Ourtin turned over to hlm' "In the realm of

brownish‘ you leavethe diocese and this Par- ish ln a much better financial con- .

‘son saw. RADIO. A-1 coup-r:

cese, llas been accomplished in the thirteen years of your Eplscopate.

has been, in no small measure, due to your constant and timely words of instruction and encouragement and to the edlffcatlon you have given by your presence, when at all possible. at our Holy‘ Name Mil-w-

t e material.

dltlon than that in which Y0" found it. and your general super-

llelp Kidneys

agu feel elder than you are or ruler from ttln Up Nights, Baekaeba, Nervous- nass, Pa ns. Rheumatic Pains, Burning, scant or frequent p sf Hg. remem- oer t t Iour Kidneys are vl mp8:

health an that theaeiymptom‘ ma a ‘to Kldlle and Blad er reub ea- lueh cases C usuall gilvaa prom t and ey-

YQ I

in trying yater. a iron clad money-back agreement zsleure

o Ill . Ya n have ever hing to aln and nothing to lose | on return

re un I empty pae m unless fully

ed. ifs explained that the kitchen‘ éiswiiti’; m amen-nun" dralgiatntelaym)“:

ydnoy, N.S., will take place in St.

THE CHARLOTTETOWQI GUARDIAN

S. Y. 0. I. current events

I

Tuesday to Friday, 3 to p m.._ Recreational Room at schoo un- der supervision of Welfare Officer.

Tuesday, nth-Start of canvass- ing of the Town for $5.000 for B. Y.C1- work. (Continued until Ap- s-il 20th.) '

Saturday, 0 A.M.—-'l0 boys as se- lected to meet at Bus Terminal for local airport gym.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

The Easter services in at. Paul's Anglican Church yesterday were as follows: At '1 o'clock and 8-16 a. m. there were Commun services and the Rector, the Rev. A. LeDrew Gardner was the celebrant at the former assisted by rural dean Syd- ney J. Davis of Milton parish. At the latter service th¢ rural dean acted as celebrant, assisted by the rector.

At 1i un- 1<1oly Communion was again observed, following the ser- mon, at which service the Rector was in charge as celebrant and

At 2.30 a. Carol Service for the Sunday School children was held.

At 'l o'clock a special Easter Car- ol service was held at which the rector Mr. Gardner read the Gos- pel selections.

TIIE BAPTIST CHURCH

At worship the sermon by the Rev. Ronald Noble was "The Triumph of Easter". 1n the gospel of Saint John there is the revealing story of Mary Magdalene who sees the Mas- ter und knows him not. That is the tragedy, we do not see him as he is. Donald Hankey, referring to his comrades in arms said "they cert.- ainly did believe in unselfishness. generosity, charity and humility. But is doubtful whether they over connected these qualities with the profession and practise of Christ-

ianity." Christianity is the explm-

gtion. the justification, the triumph of vvhat we believe of the resurrec- tion. Easter brought a triumph pol-- sonal to our Lord. It brought a triumph to his disciples who after three years of loving service seemed to have lost their wondrous dream. they had been weak and fezlrinu. 'I'llen came Easter mom. despair and cowardice shame and hope- lessness are gone forevermore. In the message of Easter those who live in a redemptive way may not es- cape the cross but theirs is the

who ought to live on does live on forever Easter is the endorsement of Jesus’ way of life Gcd l5 not mocked, by the cross he calls us to nd the truth and the truth shall make us free Easter explains, Eas- ter justifies, Easter triumphs. The Easter anthems were Voris‘ "Christ the Lord is Risen Again" and the traditional "Now Let the Heavens b: Joyful "

rhsohuroh School met in Bibie

Study session at 2.30 P. M. ‘rile service of evening worship was held at '1 P. M , with sermon by the Rev, Ronald Noble "If Christ Be

the Spring of Souls To-day" and Thatcher's "Come Ye Faithful" were the evening anthems. The flow- ers on the Communion Table were placed in memory of the late J. E. Stems.

The Communion oi the Lord's Supper was observed at the Close of the evening service, John Inch Music Bad. organist and clloirmas- vices

Book which has be; conceded, by

those competent to judge, as es- tablishing a model worthy of be- mgvliouowedn here ass mbl d to e are ow e e offer you our sincere feilcitatlons on your well meritei promotion to the Archdiocese of Kingston and to bid you a. fond farewell. Much as we regret your departure lrorll our midst to a wider field of past- oral care, it affords us a degree of pride that our Bishop has been the one chosen to rece ve this high distinction.

"Your stay amongst us has murk- ed in the ecclesiastical history of

on which Your name will be en- graved in large letters.

“In conclusion permit us to ex- press to Your Excellency our heart- felt gratitude for all that you have done for us and for the blessings you have brought to this parish.

prayers that Divine Providence may long preserve and keep you

by humbly asking that you impart

A. E Arson-cult, Dr. F. C. Dougan, A. R. MacInnis. In behalf of the Parishioners of St. Dunstan! Basilica Parish.

"' pawrrlsj

wscrlrlulifi-Afaosfil City Hoa- pitll on April 6th, 1944, Mrs. Annie vvightman of lower Mont-

ague. Funeral notice later. CLARKE — At Mount Stewart on

l FOR SALE

Alpril 9, 1944, Mrs. Susan J. Clarke, widow c»! the late George R. Clarke, aged B years. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1.30 from her late residence to the People's Cemetery at Mount Stewart.

Too Late To Classify

‘To LET, rumvrsnizh Baonoolvl

Phone HIi-J. 4-10-11.

tion. Apply 120 Kent St- 4-10-11.

WANTED - SINGER. sawlwii Machine in good condition. Mrs. Seymour Myers, Hazeibrogkio n

WANTED — MIDDLE - AGED lady to care for elderly woman. Easy position. Apply ABC care Guardian. 1-10-ll.

Charlottetown, R R. 6. 4-10-11!

FOII BALE A NUMBER 0F fresh cows. Apply at barn on Grafton Si. or L. l-f. Kenllcdylil place of business on Kent St.1-f.\ .1. Kennedy. 4-10-21. '

LOST ON SATURDAY LAST NEAR. corner Euston and Gt. George streets four keys in leather hold- cr. Finder please leavc at Guar- dian Office.

‘I'll! KIRK PULPIT

Preac in Th4; Kirk last ev- ening on t e text "Death is swal- lowed “P 1n victory‘ (l Corinthi- ans 15:61) “be Minister, ths Rev'd T. H. Bussell Somers, said: Think how it thrilled the first lsciples to know that from t mo al con- flict in whichba faced theiull weight of the onslaught ofthe pow- m of darkness the Divine Re- deemer llsd emerged triumphant, and that the measure of His vic- tory was that death itself, the last enemy of man had had to submit! The glory oi that victory chased away the dread of the unknown and carried than through martyr- dom with songs u n their lips. Th; valley ofthe dcwhsd lost its tacrrora agddtile grave its acorn or hr1st a. conquered ere. MR8. GERALD JOHNSTON lbaafll lie Death. thegaaaid, had met its match ' , on tho ywherlJesushadlocked -hllll¢hllhflnevavlaglar. Ifl-o-‘Iaa 11110 iill grim visage. It had been ymde and teal

vanquished all al th lin . M - mlity bad been wallosved e up 03f

e. We who are sons of the Resurrec- tion have been liberated forever from the bondage of the ultimate renal‘. We wgo believe lab the risen Tummy m“; eelner avg passed eyond the fin on a ranch of algarrowénlg gismayhillvfi Dru-in the Ho] ye rec a g om w c were mid 1,, n§1,§v°§§u,cf,"z§f§l cannot be shaken. The darkest evening including a Sacred Pag- mystery has been llt up by a gleam can; “Jgggph or Ay-lynmheai- res. iof glory from another world and ented by a group of young perm e on from behind the clouds of our Wednesday eveninfl’. On Friday ev. mortality there has broken forth filing a number were received by the 118111? 0f heflven- r. fession o! Faith and by letter. We who are children of the ll ht On Easter Sunday moming the walk in it with gladness, sin ng

-Aup sespreas rooli

fivwvwllm vev se-Csdbwya ~ ' ' "

ta satisfy the incmuing demand for Cridburfs. We vrgm any incmlwnielu this may emu: you.

congregation taxing the capacity of the longs of that City of God to- the Church was present. The front wards which we travel, and rejoic- of the Church was beautifully rle- ing in the magnificent, impreg- coratcd Wlih Easter Lillies and cut liable conviction that Christ's vic- flowcrs by the Kings Daughters and! tory is ths earnest of the victory there was a special vase on either of His brethren. And when the last

the Easter morning service of‘