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AY 0P PRAYER

“ti? v3.1.1 as. o! new observed in Bedoquo Umted , h on Friday afternoon. Duo . g5; several on the Droilrflmme gbsent. The President of the ueAuxiliary of the W.M S.. uise Cal beck presided om!

, more gddyess, Mrs. Howard H "my. regfieif Centre? B31332 c “r w t the v.w.a..

neudance was small. Rev--

a t?“ "ihtldhsffhittd m’ u“ g "Pass it on... At ion of the meeting re- were served and a social was un-

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' 400K ORDER-S NOW f f 110111 "Mill. it Bruce's.‘ 1:30.137. g-CONDITION SATISFACTORY -Mr. Preston Noonan of Sum- morlide underwent an operation ‘at the Prince County Hospital on Thursday. Last night his wndmon wlsroportedtobeasgoodasoould bo expected. _.s

—SUCCISSPULL 0PEBATION_ Mr. Bradford Cairns. Bummorside. has returned to ms home 1mm Montreal where he imdsrwent an operation which was succesfuliy gcerformed. During his absence Mr.

slur-pin Cairns was fits ill at a conval-

hls home but ho is escing.

—I"UNERAI. 0F ALEX McINNIS The funeral of the late Alex Mc- Innis Travellers Rest was held on Thursday afternoon from his late residence to the Peoples Cemetery. Reverend Mr. Cross oi North Bede- quo conducted the funeral service at the house. Many friends of the deceased were in attendance to c: v

Douglas Gunning, Artemua Carr. Eidsmund McNeill, Robert England.

—RECEIVES COMMISSION — An Ottawa paper carries the re-

rt of the graduation of Everett A.

achelian as a 2nd. Lieutenant in the Royal Canadl Gordon Head, 3.0., Li . Lellan is 20 years old and attended St. Patricks College, Ottawa and was a member oi the C.O TC. Ottawa Univ. before joining the army four months ago. Lieut. Mac- Lellan is the onlly son of Mr. and Mrs. LE. Mischa lan of Ottawa and is s grandson of Mrs. J.M. Noonan, Surmnerside. He made his home in Summerside for several years and has been a summer visitor here on a number of occasions-S

—MEETING 0F Y's MEN.—The megular weekly meeting of the Sum- rnerslde Y's men was held on ‘Thurs- day evenin in the Prince Grill. oyd Gorrlll presided.

ere was a. splendid attendance of members as well as several euests. After all had partaken of an ex- cellent goose su per the routine business of the c ub was taken up

urrn 0d‘ MRS. IIUGII It, ggisoiv- The sudden death: . vagefdgy morning of Mrs, "p, Morrison of Summerside 1 u a shock many } , ms, M03158; entertain- ms manbers Church choir. oi which she e11 was a member on urs- \' evening at her home. About . o'clock while serving a lunch

- an Church, Snrnmerside‘ nt will be in the Church ‘~-' d cemetery, Cape hi‘;

Farm For, Sale

At North Tryon to of Isis T. Wilfred Ionian of ill I acres ~ balance d. Bulld- ti excellent shape with mod conveniences, bath cold wafer, establish ~ as weatvlew Lodge.

w Lloyd I. Inmus. Admin- . Borden

Presbytor- ween completed. The Chairman ex-

and the minutes of the previors meeting were read and adopted. Under reports of committees Mr. Currie reported that up to the ore- sent time no arrangements for the exchange of the Oddfellows Room with the Iced Triangle Room had

a welcome to the guests and called upon His Worsh p Mayor Lidstone for a few remarks. The Ma or paid tribute to the Club for the r past ood works and express- ed regret at the Bo Scouts in the town had virtue y disbanded for lack of leaders and owing to the demands which the war had made on the youn people. The Chair- man then in reduced the speaker of tho evening Mr. W.J. Christie who

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PRESBYIERIAN

(Conanueo from Page 1) Summerside on Tuesday. B1111 W111 go from there to Dpalhousie and Campbeliton, N.B. before returning to the central provinces. He will preach in St. James Church tomor- row morning, and in Zion Church tomorrow evening.

Recalls Malpequo Visit ,

No stranger to _ Prince Edward island, Dr. Inkster spoke enthus- iastically of a holiday he and his family spent at Mapeque about ten years ago, of which they retain very pleasant impressions.

He spoke also in appreciation of the Red Cross drive and the com- ing Victory Loan mmpaign.

"We are in full sympathy with

was at one time associated with the al . . Mr

by

complimen g P E. Islanders on the s lendid spirit of kindness and hospi lity with which he had met since coming here. Some of the subjects touched on by Mr. Christie il°."’.'..“.°.'."“£'i‘.‘&’i ?““°“".°is.“..;".'i' r rm o -

e e i o l d to date.

ma?“ rtbnth m: r un a Rip: for their donation to the Red

go. ‘rho air raid meeting thereupon adiollrnoft-Q

—Mrs. Ivan l2 of Bede ue left for Ottawa this week to sit hor sister. She was accompanied by her yourlllon RonakL-S -A.C. John Driscoll, lt.C.A.I'_ is mending his furlough with his mo or, Mrs. MP. Driscoll, Sum- mersida-S

.IOT START FOR COLD

The first symptom of o cold is a, sensation of burning and dis-

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CHICKS.

0wing to anticipated heavy hatchings, I find l "n still accept orders for i000 chicks each

V, 1°!’ March 24 and Ma 11°18. White Leghorn,

For future deliveries can offer: Barred Rocks, White Rooks, White Leghorns, Brown Lcghorns, 1118111 Sussex, New Hampshire Reds.

1h hybrids Light Sussex, Now Hampshire

1M5. White Leghorn,

mm Der 100. Express prepaid. Hatches ready .

each Wednesday.

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. Canada, and already - of these have been received. Pbfdors

ythese movements," he said. “as we

are with the campaign for comm- unity service. But surely we are not going to forget the church. This is the first appeal the Presbyterian Church in Canada has made since the Union in i925."

Dr. Inkster is secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Canada Foundation Fund, which has as its objective the establishment of a trust fund for continuing and fur- thering the work of the church, and liquidating the present church debt. This effort was authorized by the General Asembl June, 1943, and confirmed by t e Commission of Assembly at Brockville. The Board oi Administration has pass- ed a resoutlon expressing cum- plele confidence in the campaign committee, and approving the plan 100 per cent. Assurance has also

all branches of the Women's Miss- ionary Society of the Presbyterian Church.

Plan of Campaign

The plan. in general. is that eve man, woman and child in the Pres yterian church will be asked to contribute 10 cents a year for every iyear of his or her age. Ppr e a man of 40 contributes four doilars; a woman oi 30 con- tributes three dollars; a. child of five, cents. . for some, be a hardship, they will be asked to contribute what they mn afford and others who are able to contribute more, may do so; but the general idea is that every Pres- byterian, young and old, have some arttin this great inspired move- ~nen . Dr. Inkster; as secret y of tho mmittee, will visit a number of rsons in each community on a eclal names list and each will 1e asked for larger donations. Special features being arranged in connection with the drive will include dedicatory services in every Presbyterian church in Canada. The campaign was begun the first of February and will continue until the end 0f April. Letters were sent to ministers and session clerks requesting the names and addresses oi the 174.000 Presb terisns in per cent

explaining the movement are sent y mall to every member and ad- herent. The treasurer of the fund is Mr. J.A. MacLeod, president oi the Bank oi Nova Scotis.

Born In Orkney Islands

Dr. Inkster who L; ono‘of the ‘test known figures in the Presb - terian Church. is a native of r Orkney Islands. no came to Con. nda with his arentl when a vouth. residing n Toronto when he received is education. Later he served as pastor of the famed Knox Pres terisn Church in that citrv ior n etoen years, retiring three years ago. Since then ho travelled to New Zealand and Aus- trnlil. supplying st. John's Scottish church in New Zealsnd for nino

ads.

SgAVIAN IRINCIPAN LAC.

A E Alexander of vinyls is in training

Alrcraftlnan Alexander.

' spending a fow days

been received of tho full support oi 8m

months and other churches in thoomwao th countries before returning to Can-

TOWN - (C i- Prince

aids-coon ied Yugo-

n a Bouthsllma Stewart

African Air some camp as Leading day. Meeting closed with the Na- tional Apt-ban.

ma: - CHARLmTuTnnw nnanmul

K ensington and Vicinity

Mrs. Clifford Rodd of Moncton is that Mrs. Carrie Kennedy

Mo.

Miss Hilda Clark of simmeraido

was a recent visitor to Kelvin,

the guest of Miss Mae Walker.

p“ '39."? E8“&'..‘.".Ps"°l"t ll w. Konsintlon.

‘wifoin

w. Ollie Burns of His Majesty's

* Ibrcea is apendins I- few dayl It

his homo in Kensington.

‘m. the visitors in Busing; on won: Mrs. osoloy m. kn A golm Clark. Mrs. harles McGre- Mr. Iprno Bownoss and Mr Payntor.

Dsrroch oi Hal fovv days with

ll spondln wife and fluidly in Kenslngton.

A large mlnbor attended the card party in the Town Hall on Thursday evening in aid oi the Red Cross. Mrs. Frederick Semple and Mr. George Brookius received the first prises for auction and Mrs. McQu was awarded first prim for bridge A dainty luncheon was served by the ladies.

iiax his

Mrs. Lorne Bowness returned her home in Norboro after spend- ing a few days with her sister, Mrs. George Brown and Mr. Brown in Starrey Bridge.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bryanton of '1‘ruro are spending a few days at Mr. Bryanton’; home in Spring Valley.

Miss Margaret McLeod of Rathe-

with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heath McLeod in Irishtowh.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Macdonald oi Crapaud, were visiting in Ken- sington Monday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Dunning.

Mr. John Inglis of His Majesty's Iilorces stationed at Halifax, is spendin a few days at home in Kensing n.

Mr. Frederick Bulman of the R. C.A.F.. was visiting in Kensington on Tuesday.

Mr. George Webster of the PEI.

sing-ton.

Mr. William McLean of Wolfvllle, N.S., is visiting with his son, Mr. William McLean Jr. in Kensington.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brown and

family of Margate were visiting with

firiends in Chariottetown on Tues- ay.

Mr. Aubrey Cutcllffe of Frederic- Tuesday. Mr. Harry Mcyiarlano and little

son David were recent visitors to Kensington the guests of his oar-

lane

1 Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Cameron -wero recent visitors to Summerside guests of Mr. and IVIIs. Win Wright.

the guest oi Mr. ker.

and Mrs. Isaac Frederick Meicdonald and

d Mrs. Percy Hately.

| Mrs. Harold Mill has returned to

her home in Clement after spend-

ing the past few days in Kensing-

ton. the guest of Mrs. Burrows case.

I

Mr. Ivan Bowness of Norboro, was visitlnv. in Starfev Bridee, the and M71. George

m. and Mrs. Alfred- Schurrnan and sons Jack and David of Trs-. veliers‘ Rest were visiting with friends in Kensington recently.

A very I a. nmubor attended the free for s educational ,‘ shown in the Konsington King 1George Hall on Monday evening.

A very successful Red Cross Card

Partv was held at the home of Mrs. Yieamsn Caseley in Kelvin on Mon- day eveninl. Mrs. Dari Sample was

m. James Murphy reoeivmi the "entlemenb prize while with deepest ‘sympathy which didn't prove very . deep the consolation prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Barrlole and Mr. lorno Crozier. During the evening an suction was held of Hhings the Kelvin ladies presented to the Red Cross in which Mr. Irv- ing Cotton nroved to be a super duper auctioner.

with her; in

old and Mr. Jack Saint}

puty provincial secrete - presented flte IldIQs first prise and 3_ whys we" mwy

This oolana to marvel for aown of local llilorflle ‘it ldvfllialll or as aoway nature may bo illoofloil at fivo cents a word. strictly ll! rule in odvanoo. '

IJANCI A‘! IIIGIIIDN CLUB- was onjoyod last night

|a largo crowd of co men m- ~their friends at tho Brilhlflfl 9111b- The C.A.(B.)T.C. 118M! 1351141 tarnished the music

JOINS RCAJX-Wallacs Ioroa Storey son oi Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Storey or 9i Prince Stroot Ilisted this glboek in tho naval “om- l

dian rco. Refined tho Mormon Recrui Contra.

i

at the Nurses’ Home on Honda afternoon, March 32 at 3:80.

dams. Mrfithoso interested in tho work of this o

‘organization are cordtally invited. 3-20-

YOBK UNITED Charge. RAV. J.

A. Nicholson, Minister. Al minister has been called out of the

rovinco on account of tho death of

is father-in-law there no services on Sunday, March 21.

8-30-1;

1 COLLISION-Yesterday after- noon a Canadian National Cart- age Service truck, was pro- ceeding west on Gerald Street was -.ln collision with a car from

country proceeding south on Upper Prince Street. Both the truck and the car were considerably damaged.

CHARTER FLIGHT - A Mari- time Central Airways plane with

Capt. Carl Burke at the controls J2EE night made a charter trip from Summcrside to Moncton. Ten air-

men going on ‘cave after complet-

ing s. course at the Summerside Air

Station were passengers.

VERNON PILOT GRADUATES J. Kickifim. Dr. —Aimien receiving wings at N0. 2 and Douglas Altken Si". N.B.. is spending a few days Service Flyinz Training School at iollowlng slate of officers for ‘he

Uplands Airport. near Ottawa, yes- gterday included LAC. Thoma; Russ- ell Furness of Vernon Bridge, P.E.I. The wings were presented by Group Capt. F. A. Sampson, officer com- manding the school.

l NURSES’ ALUMNAE MEETS- Plans were made for the Nurses‘ graduation dance at the meeting of the Nurses’ Alumnae Club held at the Cundall Home last night. Letters of thanks for Christmas parcels were read from various graduata nurses who are on active service overseas. Mrs. James A Fullerton presided at last night's meeting.

HE THAT I-IATII THE SON has

Services in Gospel Hall on Upper Prince Street continue as usual. Sunday 10-30 a.m.; Breaking of Bread; 2-30 .m.; Sunday School. 7-30 Gospel eating. Wednesda 8 pm; prayer meeting and Bble Peading. 3-90-1.

ADDRESSES AIR CADETS - S . G, Dyck, liaison officer be- tween the Air Cadets and R..C.A. Fm, who is stationed at the

ton was a visitor to Kerisington Eastern Air Command, Halifax ad- confederation. 511886386

dressed No. 60 Air Cadet Squadron at Prince of Wales College Hall Thursday night. His subject was “Advantages of the Air Cadets’ Training upon entering t R.C.A

being very pleased with the pro- gress of No. 90 Squadron and stated that it measured up with the high- est in the Maritlmes.

RECRUITING WRENS — Several girls interested in join ‘ Wrens were interviewed yesterday by 3rd Officer Grax A. Rich, who is at l-I.M C S. "Queen Charlotte" this week. A recruitine officer will visit Charlottetown again in s few weeks and any girls from country districts who desire an interview

' can have their transportation ex-

penses paid to Charlottetown. In the meantime those interested may write the recruiting officer at the Naval Barracks for information on the posltion- open to the Women's Royal Canadian Naval Service.

WOMEN'S AUXWJARY NAVY MEETS-A record attendance was present at last night's meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Navy which was held in tho ems- Bond room of the Market Buildim. A great many knitted comforts for the

handed in and a large was given out. for future undertakings J. Morris the , last night's meetings.

RETURN FROM CONFERENCE .—Hon. Horace Wright, President of the Provincial Executive Coun- cil and Major 0. W. Campbell, de- ry treasurer last nisht from Saint John represented this province at a conference called to discuss a post.war rehabilitation plamparticularly the matter of set- tling returned soldiers on the land. The conference was held in the Admiral Beatty Hotel and was at- tonded by about 40 delegates re. presenting the three Maritime Pro- vinces and Quebec.

H. Oliver, 68, emservlceman of Chelmsford, England, hag knitted

N scarves for the forces.

HAMILTON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Mill Annie Phillips entertained the Hamiliéohrli W. ltiinfor ttherir Feb- ruary mon ymee gw c open- ed with tho Creed. followed by rolli call and attended by eleven mom-l bers and two . |

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. '

The procsnd. from a recent social

read con-i

I amounted to $12.93 cents. vo.

Gus pondenoe was

coming the rose

The money collected for tho.

Orphanage was handed in.

It was decided to do some more

hglcaelring if the materials were avail-

a .

New committees were appointed

as follows:

School, Miss Annie Pbilli and

Mrs. Jamq A Ramsay Sic , Miss-

mkna Stewart and Mrs. Wm. A.

Ramsay; Program, Mrs. Everett

Ramsay and Mrs. Keir Woodside. ly.

A bill w preyan and moved paid. Colisc n was then taken. p The questionnaire on Agriculture m .

Roll call IIGXBgOIlI-D to be an-t

s

David 19a 0i Little Winn-rock. Essex, who uneeyver has travelled by automobile or bus nor been s. theatre, celebrated his ltXfnd birth- day by going for a walk

PROFESSIONAL can!)

313% t ' Safifirifii P“.

T. E. IIIBKEY

Chartered Accountant Offloo at White Star Laundry

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THE LADIES AID 0f the Princl Trad Edward Island Hospital will moot provisional committee and to decide

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‘icanmnjuinnesn A Largely Attended Meeting l Indorses New Hospital

For Eastern

At a meeting held in St. Mary's Hall. Souris on March l6, it was decided by an enthusiastic body of citizens representing communities from St. Peter's Bay to East Point that Ihstern King‘ County should have a hospital o its own, to be

located at Scuris ‘This general meeting which had proceeded by earlier meetings of s provisional hospital committee appointed by the Scuris Board of e met to hear reports of the

on tho basis of these as to whether tho hospital project should be pro- oodod with.

Mr. 5.0. MacLean, chairman of provisional committee presided and gave a comprehensive resume of the work which had been done,

tho in addition to asking the secretary

M.J. MacQuaid to read the minutes of previous meetings. The chairman reported that the

temporary committee had decided be

that an original amount of $7,500. should be raised if the project was to get away to a good start, and it was also the considered opinion of the committee that Government as- sistance to hospitals of all kinds, and especialy smaller oncs. would be increased rather than decreased in the years ahead. And it u-as ' ‘ ’ out that the other nos- pital in King's County, at Montague, received a grant of one hundred dollars per bed per year from the Provincial Government. A unanimous show oi hands ap- proved the temporary committee's report and the meetings unqualified desire to go ahead with the hos- - ital project. A nominating comm- tteo consisting of P.E. Holland. T. A. H. Smallwcod