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MARCH9 1940

George Claw.

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in Snnsnaenide: Oourilea Drugstore, Water Street; Mort Gnndet, 61 Ornuvilla Bu“;

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or rm n" "w D Feeding Oil at "W" 9"‘ c°" K m a-ast

PLANTEBS f r sale ‘amber available. o Order w“ w, D, Crokan, Emerald,

mvIAN PENS ust ro- nigAanTaylor Drug 0.. Ken»- ungmm 3-8-61. () -- KENSINGTON. -- Ahglw-dm. Saturday 6.45-

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u or‘ ENGLAND Ser- wililillgllllclfi Parish of New London

10th. 10.30 Holy

sullgraihiiigifrcski. Stephen's churgk Bmmgqm, 23h.- aning Prayer.

momsg New L n. 7.00 Evan»

mg prayer, st, Mark's, Kensington.

Rec p, E. Noel. Rector. 3-9-11-

_THRESHERS Fon same. --

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Moody N“ 5 agelf feeder. Truck.

Z11?“ Alalitzhvlglsiier made for Eastern Cinadir For particulars call or mm», W, D, Croken. Sumlnerfleld. Emerald, a. R- 34*?!-

_.FOB. SALE in Sununerside. six room cottage homc with all mod- m, improvements; l-WKHIBI B81889‘. mice-quarter acre of land; fQx ranch yvith l4 pens and houses;

one pup , 20x60, new: watch borne; f d house and hen house. located on pavement. 154 Central

Street. Summerside, or write P.O.

8m; 592 3-5-9-31

-AU(JTION SALE at North Carleton on , Wednesday, March 13m, at 1.30 P, M. I am instructed by Mrs_ J. F, Muttart to sell on her premises all her household fumi- ture and effects, blacksmith, carpen- ter and garden tools, 5.0 cedar shingles and numerous other artic- les, Terms cash. if day unfit sale following day. E C. Bell, Auction- eer, 3-9-21.

-0N SUNDAY, March 10th. at 1030 in Central. Lot 16, United (ll-lurch. a s ial service with spec- ial music w llbe conducted by Rev. W. S, Godfrey 841d Rev. W. T. Mercer, re resenting Presbytery.

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- A congregat onal meeting will f

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Riclunnnd Bay East charge. A similar meeting will be held in Lot 14 United Church at 300, 301i

--l-‘UN‘ER.AL SERVICES — The funeral of Jmeph McCourt was held Thursday morning. Feb. 26 1mm me home of Walter Som- grs, MlllVlLlC, t0 5t. AIIXYS 011117011. Hope River, where Requiem H1611 Mass was celebrated at 10 o'clock by Rev. Earl Dalton. RP. The pall- bearers were Messrs. Edwin Hagan. Joseph Bolger, Walter Somers. James Parsons. Alfred Parsons and Oswald Murphy. Interment in the church cemetery.

Hospital Help WANTED

“assistant Slsiperinfandeiast, 0 r- Room ~ Evian , perv r for ‘Obstetrical- arlurnent‘: Dictio-

ian. instructor in ureing.

at?“ “$1.? 1‘iaifi‘ii°.i‘,ii'di' .73.‘? e .

wmpm seventy beds, and

starting tho erection of a new, mod- QHI. 100 bed hospital.

Address

THE SUPEBINTENDENT, Prince County Hospital, Bllmereide, Prince Edward Island.

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, FARM FOR SALE

I offer for sale my fanli; a

clear and in high state of cultivation, especially adapt til to growing potatoes. Buildings in good repair. This is a shore farm, situ-

lted on the paved highway, °°

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-A LIST of the Defaulting Tax. fillers of the Town of Borden will posted on March 19th, Signed J. W. Canri, Town Clerk. 3-3-21,

-NOTICE. - will have fo~ sale It Kfillllnfltvn. two days nextlweek, carload of horses. Watch for date. Waiter S, Weeks, Bay View,

3-9-1l.

-NOB'l‘il TBYON Presbyterian $32921" est???“ S“i‘ii"'MM"il‘ - . . SS MacKesizie, Deacon. B? '

—PBINCETOWN United Church, Mal ue, Rev. C. J, Crowdis, Mm. 15W}:- 1-00 A. M. "Whence Author- lW- 730 P. M, “Is Your Life a Quest or a Question"? 39-11.

—KENSINGTON and Malpeque Presbyterian Churches, Servlcgg Sundayh March 10th. Kensington at 11 A. and 17 P. M. Mal ue at 8.80 P.

Minister

M. Rev, J A. l1 c owan, 3-9-11. —Y'S MEN

T0 FURNISH BOOM—The Sununerside Y's Men's Club at its r lar meeting on Thllfsdfly eve g decided to repeat history when a motion was made

club furiniah and maintain a room 1n the new Prince County Hospital In 1910 when llhB present hospital Was built the Y..M..C..A.. was the first or anization in town to decide

furhsh a room.. Mr. Allison McLean was chairman of the meet. in: which was devoted exclusively to business matters. it was report- ed that the Y's Men's bathing house on the Marine wharf had been moved to the wharf roper at considerable expense but t e build- ing is now safe from being wa ed “Wily a8 ice had begun to wea en gill: piles that supported the strugt-

—-THE ‘CRUSADE FOR. CHRIST and His Kins is how in the second phase. ntil the begin- ning of the year the emphasis was on Education so that the people might have some knowledge of the great part that the United

period has conclude the next few months hasis is on Evangelism. e beginning o1’ Lent. the Rev. Dr. A. D. MacKmzie, M.A., is cminiz l-O “lull-Y. Summerside. For one week axnmencing with the morn- ing service on Sunday, March 10 8nd 60116111151118 in the evening of Sunday, lvfnrch l7 a mission under his leadership will be held. The wed: night meetings will be held at 7.30. Dr. MacKenzic l5 an Is- lander by blrt-h. He was educated at.Prince of Wales College, McGill UYllWBltY. and Presbyterian Col- ggle, Montreal, where he won many olarsiliips and was gold medallist

i118 to Canada he such places as Saint John. Montreal and Vancouver. After the Church Union he was principal of the United Church College at Stan-l Blflld. QM.- and then for sixteen‘ Years minister at Westminster United Church. Regina. At the "Que-fit 0f the United Church he established a radio university for the people in the out-lying dis- rlcts and as such became known .0 thousands as the one who had ead them to Christ. Dr. Mac-' Kenzie was president of the Sas- katchewan conference of the Un- ted Church in 1937-38 and comes now assigned by the Moderator as the Evangelist for the Island for the Crusade for Christ and His‘ Kihgdorn.—S.

MAMMOTH CLEARING 1

a AUCTION 1

AT NORTH TIYON

Acting imder instructions of W. l. Llewellyn, I will sell by public auction on his premium on Friday, Msmhdfi. beginning at l0 A. M. the following:

8 heavy work horses: i ral Purpose more: :6 register Hoi- atcin cattle, formerly owned by C.‘ W. lvee- 6 cows milking; 4 two-year old heifers to freshen; 15 heifers 1 year old; 2 heifer calves; 2 bull calvaa; hard nlre 18 months old; 19 huge, road to in; 2 sows lo far- ro r72 ens ( . l1.); 3 bothm‘

plow; walking plow; 1 vator (new): three sec- u" w hénew); than pee smoo ng rrow; apr g_ tooh burrow; potato an r: dill"; potato grader (Bogg); large trailer for tructor or horse hitch with rubber tires; 1 hone hoe (new): 1 horse hoe good condition; i hay mower (8 ft.‘ ; i aide dellvo rake (new); 1' dump ralro ll ft: farm w ons ; 1 bhuier 0 ft. eut; 1 all tbrcehing outfit complete, large sine with blower; a qunn lty of balm l selffler; half intneat h gra drill; I dump eerie in good condi- tliur l man -

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—I~‘0B SALE. — New potato grader. New wood sleigh. Andrew Tuplin s, Kcnslngton. 3-9-11.

—ESCAPED - Platinum male fox. Reward if captured. dead or alive. Alden Corr, Emerald. R. R.

3-9-21.

rink. Shore

-—HOCKEY Monday. March ll. league, second game

— Bedequc South in

g finals. Albany St. Pats vs. Bedeque

Beavers. Albany must win to stay in running. 3-9-21

—0N BUSINESS TRIP-Messrs. WE. Jenkins, J.B. Jenkins an Raymond Jenkins, canner operat- ors at Summerside, are on a bus- iness trip to Boston. New York. To- ronto and Montreal. They expect to be away a/bout ten days-S.

-C. W. L. MEETING — The regular monthly meeting of the Catholic women's League was held March 6th in the Knights of O01- unnbus Home, with the vice-presi- dent in the chair, owing to the illness of the president. The re- ports of the various commit/tees showed that splendid work was being carried on in all branches. The convener of social service re- ported that they had received no requests for help during the month, except some extra milk for a sick child. Letters were read from dio- cesan conveners stressing the need of Catholic action in the world to- day. As the Lenten season is now on. the social hour was dispensed with-S.

--VETEBAN DRIVER VISITS KENSINGTON-The veteran driv- er and trainer of race horses, Orin Jardine of Newcastle and Sussex, N.B.. paid a visit to his friend Myron McArthur, Kanslngtnn, on Thursday. Mr. Jardlne also at- tended the inter-province winter races held in Charlottetown on Wednesday and Thursday. He is so well known after many years of racing here, that he is almost

adopted by the racing fraternity as a “native son." K PERSONALS

-Mr. PetenMcMahon Kensing- ton, former owner of Just Flicks and Babe McElwyn attended the races on Thursday. K

-Mr. Will Warren, Kenslngton, was a visitor to Charlottetown on Thursday. K

—Messrs. Willard Maodonald and William Clark, of Summerside. visited Charlottetown on Wednes- day and Thursday. K

—Miss Genevieve MncMahon o! the Canadian Bank of Commerce staff, Charlottetown, ls\spending her holidays at her home in Ken- slngton. K

~—Mi‘. Roddy Nicholson, livestock buyar of Emerald. was a visitor to Charlottetown on Wednesday and Thursday. K

-Mr. E. Polrler of Mont Carmel was a visitor to Charlottetown on ’I'liul'sday. K

SOREBACK (In! [it'll-Pf In 2O Minutes

"That stab-like pain hit me in the back one day. and I knew I had strained my back," writes S. B. Couture from Colon. "At Espi- noza’: drug store they urged me to use Norvillae. I em glad I did so. because with Nerviiine i rubbed all the soreness out o! my back and shoulder joint." I secured won- derful relief for muscular pain in Nervilino. it assists in driving away rheumatic pain, and takes lots o! the stiffness out o! lore

' joints. it's fine Ior strains, sprains

and sore joints. For coughs. heareeneu and sore chest due to cold, Norvillno as a “rub-ori" bee greet analgesic power. Got a Il-

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$’slde llnlteil A Ghurch Honors Returned Vets g

On Monday nilht in Bwnorth Hail, Summerside, the people of Trinity United Church h ured the personnel who had

I! ticn oo put fllc that has come to a victorious

osa. At six o'clock the men and men assembled and stood in their Places while Rcv. George Ayers ich was fol- the King. J. . Nicholson. Se of the congrega- '_l‘he banquet prepared b! the ladies was much appreciated by those who had for some years been exposed to mesa halls. Dining the banquet a vely sing- sonn was enjoyed with . Albert Huestis at the piano. Mr. J. M. Nicholson who had four summers of his family in the service wel- comed the men and women back ho Trinity and told them that hbe church stood ready to serve in times of peace as it had in times of war. The speaker for the eve- ning was Mayor J. F. Arnett. who as a member of Trinity welcomed the folk and invited them to mill the church -their home. Only the application ofthe teachings of Jesus Christ can make the peace secure and lasting. other speakers were Senator B. . Robinson. Roland Philipson. president of the Legion, i... R. Allen. clerk of the session and the min- ister. Rev. K. G. Sullivan who has returned to Trinity after three years as padre in the R. C. A. F. Following the speeches one min- ute's silence was dbserved in mem- ory d Allen Read, Leslie Carney, William ‘Woodington, and Eldon lvlifann. who paid the supreme eac- I‘

ice. The minister assisted by the‘ of the Session on behalf of

tiful design-S.

ALBERTON

weekly card party and dance held in the institute hall, Alberton, in aid of Western Hos- pital building fund has continued to be a pleasant attraction for a large nlunber of citizens as well as for many from the surround- ing districts. After a lively game of cards, lunch. voted by all "the best ever", is served by the com- the light fantastic gaily tripped to the piano and violin music furnished by Messrs. Martin and Richard who know just what numbers Bel- them all to their feet.

in proof of the fine spirit of oo_- operatioh existing, the Womeris Institute has given the hail rent free for such occasions. This splendid gesture is deeply appreci- ated by all who are strivinfl W make Western Hospital outstand- ing in its class of Maritime Insti- tutions.

The final closing ore-Lenten gathering held on Monday. Mflmh 4th, was e. splendid success, both financially and socially.

Following ls bile list of Pill?‘ winners:

February 11th: Ladies’: 1st, Mrs. W. McNeil; 2nd, Mrs. K. Collins; 3rd, Mrs, Ray Saunders. Mans: 1st, "Mickey" Bernard; ind. Jos- Murphy; 3rd, Gerald Redmond. Door Prize: David Crawford. February 16th: Ladies’: 1st. Mrs. Myrtle McLeod; 2nd. Mrs. Wal- nwe Hogan; 3rd. Mrs. Jos. Gaudet. Men's: lst, Jos. Gaudet: 2nd. Reil- ale O'Connor; 3rd. Paul Gaudin. Door Prize: Mrs. J. McFarlane. February 25th: Ladies‘: 1st. Mrs. J. Lnrter; 2nd, Mrs. John A. Cal- 15111111]; are. Mrs. w. McNeil. Men's: ist. Erskine S. Gavin: 3nd. Shh-Ry Murphy; 3rd, Maurice Perry. Jr. Door Prize: Marv Saunders March 4th: Ladies: 1st. Merritt Callaghan: 2nd. M158 ccran: 3rd. Mrs. J05. Gaudet: 4th. Mrs. Maurice Perry. Mehs: 1st. Erskine S. Gavin; 2nd. will!“ Igmdfl; 9rd. Jos. Geudet: 4th. Jim th. Door Prize: Everett CahilL

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Appolntaii Inspector 0f 11.8. High Schools

Canadian Preasi

3&3? March 8——R€Rln8lil Ripley s8 Amherst, NS, has been appolntedlnspector of high 511110015 for Nova Scotia, it was announced today by Dr. Henry F. Mum"). Superintendent of Education for the province. _

He taught at River Hebert, N.S.. Oxford, N.B.; Truro, N.S.; Am‘ herst, N.S.: Moncton N.B., and Grand Falls, Newfoundland, bElOi" entering the Nav in i940, whom he served as an structor.

CANINE MIGBATES

The dingo or wild dog is said to have migrated to Australia from Asia more than 2,000 years ago.

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Ami To Gonsiiier Spanish Question

m1 aoss MUNBO . IONDON, March a - <09 Cable) —Deepit-e "Pposition of other ma or France or Russia may br ng 0 Question of Franco Spain be- 1 % £11110 ttllrtilltcd Nations‘ Security a a next session, Opening inniliegielirork March] all‘. % rwent o t ‘ ternern m 5981"» Britain. France and the Uhitcd States expressed strong dis- agarovai of the Franco regime. The 5 “mem- YIWWH‘. also emphasized m” P" "° 6N1!!! w interfere in ns internal problems. Inter this week. Britain. stating she was not in favor of br the qua- tiori 0d Franco's cont nuance in power before the Security Council.‘ Minted that she hoped the Span- lih wDle themselves would oust

0n the other hand. the Soviet Union now lsdlned u/p with France on the latters proposal to submit the question to the Security 0mm. clal as a threat to international‘

security. _

While the United States has not been heard from as yet, Britain maintains Spain is no such threat and lt would be a misuse or the council to discuss it there.

l. South African Gov’t Wins In By-Election

OAPIPOWN, Mar. 8-—(CP Cable) ,-'—'l'l'il parliamentary lay-election terda at Caledon, Cape Prov- ce wh ch W55 won by the United Part ,- saw one of the most hectic cam lgns in South Africa for a cons derable time,

The neat was won by E. G. P. Delport with a “(i-vote majori over L. H. Fick, Nationalist. The Nationalists were hoping to win three in a row from Prime Min- ister Smuts‘ Government having taken Wakkerstrcom in 1944 and Klmberl District last year.

The nited Party, now running the South African Government a- lone after the withdrawal last fall of other parties from the wartime- coaiition government, staged a big drive to retain this "safe" seat, culminating its drive with five cabinet ministers speaking in the riding on the eve of the election, including Deputy Premier J. H. Hofmeyr.

The Nationalists also put up an intensive drive with front-bench old stagers such as Eric LuuwJor- merly trade Commissioner to France from the Union, taking part in the campaign. .

The United Party fought hard to retain a safe seat and its maj- ority was considerably reduced on approximately the same number O V0185 HS WEPE.‘ C851. "IP89 yfilil‘. ago—8'l pcr cent in the latest elec-

may take this step. particularly be. cause the recent Jblnt declaration 2y the States. Britain and

ance r ' th F‘:- . lme 1,8116% e anco reg The mildly-women declaration met criticism in Britain. A“ fluthoritv here on foreign D0110)’ said in an interview that loflfl-FKIISB hopes for a change in Spain boil dovun to getting an 01' the Spanish army to pica with Franco and the big powers event- ually will have-w recognize this, _Lc<ndon generally believes there is no chance of Franco losing his 871D in Spain within the near fut,- ure and the Spanish conundrum the L most puzzling problem the British Govt is faced with apart from relations with Russia.

BEAUTY RIDES

The custom of yelling Moslem women goes back to pro-Islamic days when bands of Bedouins roam- ed the cities and towris.

‘ poll. The government won by 1.112

Let us glance at Hospitals-

Year-

1936 1937 19$ 1940 i942 1943 1945

cession in business.

sary.

Your board of Managers have _ _ pie of Prince County deserve the best l" hPBPii-fllilfl {"1"- with YOUR co-operation will assure you this realiza iion.

A MODERN 100 BED HOSPITAL FOR PRINCE COUNTY IS OUR AIM

flho Campaign will open April 1st for the Entire County‘. Watch for Further Announcements-

Prince County Hospital

tion, 88 per cent in the previous

votes three years ago.

Gunman’ Hobs Montreal Hospital

MONTREAL. March 8 - (GP)- A lone gunman who followed Napoleon Durandeau, accountant of the Ste. Jeanne d‘Arc Hospital, up the institution's front stairs today, poked a. revolver in the man's ribs and seized a brief case colilltflliilnl! $2.860. the hospital pay ro . Durandeau was returning from a bank when the gunman came up behind him. After seizing the case with the money the man. des-

YOU ARE INVITED _T0_ TRINITY UNITED CHURCH To Hear

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MARCH 10th to MARCH 17th K. G. SULLIVAN, Minister

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We Must Face Facts l Your HospitalOur Problem

When facts concerning any business or enterprise are carefully studied, the problems confronting the administration are usually solved.

the recent year's

Admitted Total patients i932 1601 1716 1864 2573 2842 3494

The present outlook for YOUR Hospital is still areal“ "rviw to your community. instead of a re-

You know, and we know that our present faciliiies a _ _ our staff is being taxed to the limit continually in order to cope with the ever increasing demands; that