MAY 4. 1940

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CHURCHES TOMORROW |

Mullen ..l mutant;

5T PETERS CATHEDRAL ' . . . .. urn. w» :;;,':;".:t.i'.'.':::...“.T“

; l Prayer. n-mncliilllrzi" Eucharist and Ser-

“2” a School. lit-thy.‘ and Sermon.

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f/fi/ __,_________ _._ ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ,, l) Gardner. lYector ltduflnfgflfviils Lillian Eerie chop- Director-Albert Dlnnll h” “sly Cornlrluglioil. 10.00 Sui-ulnar bl! 00. 11:00 liuly munlon and Ser- nfimqm; "Unfold Ye Portals." (Ill). 7:00 Evening Pro!" Anthem: “All "all ' I . ikwéiigllivnonv_lva_l_.colvlll__

ITTJRESBYTERIAN

sr. JAMES CHURCH

b t i Church L. Canada mm‘ yretfttillil street

and Sermon. the Porter."

Minister M“ R, Monrhead Legato. DJ). organist-hire. K. S. EOE-II. “m; Director-Mrs. J. A. wlon Public Worshill llloming at Eleven, and Evening n gem; o'clock. preacher: The Mlnlltfl- Sundav School at 2.30. Morning Music: Mrs. ll. S. Henderson will he the "Emil Mullet ve n! them: "The Lord is My Shep- llerd". (Foster)

mum" ....{ Visitors Oordlsll! Invited.

(ION PRESBYTERlAN CHURCH Prince and Grafton Street

Minister lav G. Carlyle Webster

organist — Miss Rena Wood Morning Worship.

11.00 lm, Theme: "The Iron Gite."

liymns: 81. 772. i527 M8.

Anthem: "In o Garden." (Miles-i

2.30 p.m. The Sabbath School and Bible (lasscs. ivelllnz Worship. ‘i. p.m. Ther~ez "The Which Christ Gives." Ilymns: l9, 235. 439. Anthem: "The Lord Is King."

isimperi.

The sPwicr of Sacred Song will begin at 6.45 p.m.

"My God shall supply all your need according lo His richeg in rloly by (‘hrist Jesus."

You will receive a cordial wel- come at Zion.

(will Man 0n Winning Balloting Team

SACKVILLE. N. B . May 8 -— Tue JLLU‘ Allison Academy De- n cl David Gass. Sack- ‘ Sussex

Peace

JlliUCZ‘ i... the resoluzlcrl “That. aiiorccd o; private schools is su-

tho Education

pezior ‘.0 limit given by pubic cahoots." The Academy team was managed bv Fletcher Peacock, Jr. oi FTEGEUCLOII. a member oi the Acuiemy staff. Members of the Junior Team were Robert Le- lacheur, Sackvllle, Keith McLeod, Saint John, and Oliver Gibson, An- 11100118 RDXBJ. N. B.

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LM..____ lulu WANTED-FOB SMALL 11-m- AIPPlY in person to Frank . Htmm. lvlt. Herbe .

Iplso-B-e-al IMMEDIATELY MAN R. Godfre ,

are" . r or n3. W. Jfershiolglil. L-llt-S-t-i .

PM SAI.E—BB.ICK DWELLING More. ma Water so, site ml Hotel-a rooms. bet oom, s heated. Anny 35¢, wll.

. lllill Mclnnls, Pol e Station,

L-IH-o-d-Il.

WANTED

Men's Suits, extro Cont: and Pclnls end Foatweor.

also Carpenter and Me- chanic Tools. i EXCHANGE STORE T08 Richmond St.

q Phone 469

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Finn» - till? Adventist flhuroh

l-"Pthorne Avenue

Minister: P. A. Rick.

_ Pianist: i Miss Joyce Ferguson.

810° P- m. Gospel Song Service

Viiltfll Solo Geo. McKenzie. No Burdens Yonder".

Question Box Opened

Z15 . . S _ - . ‘aha p rxlilillillrililllllll."

"Y! Peace. How? When? Where? Illustrated by ‘"9! chart.

SW75“! Invited.

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prime Street

Minister l!" flush Miller. M-IL. an.

sslstsnt. oiurray. B.A.. B.D. 5

rgan t A. Boy Kendall. l..ll..\.ilI..A.A.G.0.. o» ...E..“Y.Ei““i§3.§ 12am; "in M i» Alllht-mi “immortal,

A llev. Lewis M.

Invisible".

7-“9 lI-m- Public Worship, Sermon: Rev. Lewis M. Murray, ‘Ailthem: "n. T l; FISH: n Jundlivlxht Shadows eec n; ~' .. (Al/Fat Rofltvthorrlclllsperlng nope‘ i 7""! MEN'S Double Quartet! Visitors and Students cordlellye) Welcome.

BAPIISI

rue Tlhmsr CHURCH

Cllr. o! Prince and Flttro Ste, llllnlster y Rev. Harvey L. Danton, 8.0. John Inch, Mus" Bag,

Orltflnist and Cholrmaster —

Morning Worship 11 3J1],

bermon: “Ills iallle."

Anthem: "To Deum Laudamus."

The Church School 2.30 p.m.

A session for tilc seniors at close of morning service __ all other “loam one nouns at 2.30 p.m.

Evening Worship I pJn,

Mr. Denton commences a series of four senmons planned for young men and young women, the gen- eral theme hem;

“$0 THIS IS YOU."

1. §o YOU Mo on your awn,

2. so YOU are in love.

3- So YOU are to be married.

t. So YOU want to bo Successful.

Choral Selection: “Art. Thou Weary?" (Bulllnger),

The Sacrament of Communion at the evening service.

You are invited to worship will. __'1‘lIE BAPTIST Cl-lUltCrl

CHURCH 0F CHRIST .

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Kent Street Rev. Roscoe W. Moe A. 8., B. D.,

Minister Organist-Mrs. V. l.. Din ell 11.00 a.m. Morning worshf; otgutltrtetle: “Where Ere Thou

s .

Mrs. Everett Plants, Mrs. Cyril YWMYGITBOI‘. Misses Erna and Jean Enman. ’

$¢fm0n subject; "THE AS- CENIJED CHRIST."

2.30 p.m.: Bible School.

7.00 p.m. Evening Worship.

Anthem: "Still. Still with Tim-- (Fletcher).

§ololstz Preston Beck.

bvfmon eublert: SALVATION.

A Church with a welcome to all.

58f ‘you at Church Sunday. CEAT Al. CHRISTIAN CHURCH

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Honor Roll

NOTBE DAME ACADFMIY

‘llhe following pupils secured on MTTBGQ above 7512. for tine month of April:

Marion Mitchell, Jean whim, Hal. en Moore, Claire Griffith, Joseph. lne Brown.

Grade IX l— Helen Malone,

Joan Webster. Commlrolel Stall l- l. ml- eot (Eheverie, 2. Jean Klineh, a,

Edna. Pequot.

Grade VIII :- Frances Coyle, Rita Nolan. Bernice Murray, Inez Mlwmv. Phyllis Blanchard, Mane Mmrls. Joyce Lee, Pihyiltlll Hughes,

Grade VII :— Claire MacDonald. Evelyn Katya. Eileen Inndrlgan, Barbara Doyle,

Gouda VI l-- Joan weir, Stella Mary Doyle. Itamleerl Harrell. Nor- een Noonon, riot-once McAulay.

Grade V t- Helen Roach.

Grade IV Mary Mcwade. Mona ‘mom. Betty Ann Sinnott. Elaine MacDonald. Mane Calla- gihlm, Mary Carroll. Jean 04mins. Mary Arserlault, Bernice McKlnnon, Polly Gilt-let‘.

Grade III :- Leonie MacDonald, Anna Govm. Jessie MlacAuiey, Ruth Oorrtgm, Florence Peters, Patric- io. Super.

Grade II l— 1. Merv G. Creigh- 2. Janet. IVLaoCoilum. 3. Btu M. lrplhy. 4. Blanche Olarken, it. Shelia Praugtht, 6. Anzta Dilon.

Honor Roll Grad;- I A :--1. Jean Doyle. I. Mal-y Tole-a ntcNmll. 3. Myra Murphy. 4. Arlene Roberts and Lveltll Sweeney (equaii, 5. Jean Zachem and June Catherine lvlar- Donald (equal), 6. Catherine Emil-ll, 7. sylvio Citiandier, a. Jean Jot‘. 9. Morton i-Iynes.

Grade l B :-- l. Desmond wint- lock. 2. Lcis McOabe. 8. Ian Mc- Donald.

Congratulations Girls of the Secretarial Class for wmnmg the Nctre Dome Shela during the mcnth or Aprll.

“uslc :- Zeta Scillaycr, Jcazl Webster, Wilma Iivnes. Bernice Murray. Eileen Solllsycl‘. Joyce

Cantvvell, Cfaire MacDsnoid. Flor- ence Blanchard. Noreen Nconaal.

Ill MEMORIRM

MRS. KATHERINE M. IEATON

The tie-am of Mrs. Katherine M. Berton. widow of George M, neat.- on. court-ed at the Excter Hospi- tal on Thulriday, April 1B.

Mrs. Benton. e native of Mount. Vlmorl. Psi-nay Ddwetd wind. was 00th You‘. lie-r residence in

- nual meeiinli of the Maritime Art. o

The Central Guardian

Tits.“ln:.::%t:::..:rn' 2: Night Presented By Theatre Guild

Theatre Guild of t h e l l:

n newsy nature may be inserted It a cents a word strictly psy- lble III advance.

CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-9789-l-2l-3ll.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rev. Charlottetown

J. A. Nicholson, Minister. Services

THE CHARI-QTTEIPE 5.2032159 -

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Spot, Sunday, May 5th, 1 to 9 p.m. Full Course Dinner 50c each

Featuring Home Cooking You Will Like |

nit WAR nus PDANCIN

Fourth Studio

The Little PN-lfllidd fourth studio night. st the

_ White

Holy

May 5. l1 a. m. York; s p. m. needeemer Hall lest night too cep- Brooklvn; 7'. p. m. Central ,B(‘.i.l.y audience. The riormanoe Church. L-IZQ. consisted of three l-oct. lays which

THE QUARTEBLY nleetlng of 11m Resifite-“ed Nurses Association

w_ be helrl at tile P. E. l ll - vital Tuesday. May 1m at a p.051. L-llB-5-4-2i.

NOTICE-Carter's For the benefit of Cit, Gal-donuts this Stag-g will m. In“ 11 909m ‘every Saturday even- Hlk until 9 ocluck during the seed- ing -seasol*.. 1,113,

HEAR NATURE LECTURE - Mr. R. W. Tufts chief migratory blrdofficer for the Maritime pm- vlllces, Wolfvllle. N. 5,, Ieglured to Prince of ivaics Students in the “"936 hall last night on bird and animal life. His talc was illustrat- ed by lantern slides. In addition moving pictures showing the zreat Indian naturalist the late, "Grey Owl" were shoivn. Professor Wil- liam Redriin presided.

QRGANA RECITALIST -— Many mend-t Will be interested to learn 0f the organ recital given by 11155 Helen Callback t. st-ildent at Mt. Jllilsnn Conservntnrv or Music at tile Sackvllie United Church, sun- day. April 28th at 3.30 p.m. Miss Cflilbeck was assisted h" Mr. Ro- land Langllle. tenor. Of special in. terest on the programme, and beautitullv played was “Reverlg" bv Professor ‘H S. Homer, Miss Callbacks teacher.

TRINITY 170love neurons UNION HOLD ANNUAU. BANQUET —1nstcad of their regular wet 11v‘ nleeting 'I‘rinity Y. P. U enjoyed to the full the annual banquet held in thc Social hall of Trinity church. After a (iaiglltfill supper the sev-

Farmers and l

eral toasts. nalnely "Tile KingL The Church —'I‘ilc Guests —'I'he Ladies —'I‘lle Gentlemen -'I'he

Ilearicrs of the Membership Com-. petlon. ivere ahly proposed and re- spnnrirwi in. The nlcmbelshlp pins wcrP rrvuen in timsc who hacl earn- eri i‘""m. Other features on the prczram were: A vlrfin trzo, gen- eral Fli12~Ffl7l2. anci instrumental music by Eric. Wilson With this enioyatlle banquet the Young Peo- lille-Z Union brought its year to a cos .

APRIL \\'E5Tl|ER-—Wlih more, sllnslllnc. higher icnlperatnres and less rainfall. Anni this year on Prince Edtvrlrri Island was a pleas- anier month than the same period last year. Tins year tilere were 163.4 hours of sunshine, according in Ml". Warren Burns. meteorolo- illst at the Dominion Expcrinlcnial Station here willie April last _vcal". boasted 159 hours cf sunsilinc. Average highest temperature this year was 42.6 degrees willie last year it \\'€ts 41.6 degrees. Rainfall measured 3.18 inches and in April 1939. it was 4.45 inches,

ART SOCIETY MEElS-The Art Society" llclri its April mcetn in the Horns Memorial Gallery. TABS Jacqueline Macdonald wls chosen as the Island delegate to the an-

Association be held in Wolf- vilic, N. S». May 23rd to 25th. Mrs. Cecil Stewart. pleased the members and their guests with a paper 0n “Beautv in Art and Nature." Miss Jaqucline Macdonald read extracts from letters written by Robert Harris to his family vlhiie studying abroad nllich showed a deep sense of the poetic. Ii. was clec dEd to hold the annual mew- inc early in June after the meet- ing of the Maritime society.

PERSONALS

Miss florenoe Hogan left this moraine en l. visit w Saint John.

lfl's.A.8'teel,Cit_1ft t- do morning or: a vigit eto “Birgit n.

Mr. Claude Smiths many friends will be lad to know he is out again after h s recent illness.

Russell Klelll’ of R. C. O C. 0t-

tawa. is spendinlt his furlou n with

his mother, Mrs. C. W. Kiel Ch‘- town.

lvliisa Margaret Home of Char-

Seccl Store. p15

‘Mrs. J. Mallard. N.

the late $1

were throughly enjoyed y the large

crowd.

Noted for the fine performances

whiv» they staged throughout

season. the members of Guild

celled themselves lest night their presentations. One of ys . "Bad About Eur ."

staged by the Surnmersi e Little Theatre Players. Clever acting on the part: of the different members of the cast was a special feature

of this play.

The two Charlottetown presents-

tions, “Good Night Please." "The Londono-erry Air.“ were

received and the acting was of a high order. During the iniermissiorls music

was supplied by Kathleen I-Iornbys

olgglfftilg..cood Night Please» firs‘ became known that. the entlrghAil- pm, staged mciuded; “Meredith lied campaign against Tron e.rrl wymemmsa». __;a5_ 355mm. ~Lucy had been abandoned with the cle- whltehousey (his “Me, _Ed;m arture of British and French we, “Vivian whltehousgn (daugm cries holding IJ05lt10i1$ north of the . - . .. .. p0,- _ m) ‘Camel-me Rogers’ Bu“ Mr. Chamberlain did not disclose -

(his brother-in-law) -—Robt. Stew- valeti -»Blll (Vice Pvcsld-enti-Howard Ade; "Cook"-

(his

art; “Burtot-l" McWinkle"

Johnston: “Mr.

Margaret McMillan. Mrs.

I‘.

Cast. in the Summerslde sentation included: "Marshal

unt, Robert. Shaw;

icon Cameron; "Jim" -—Robert man. Eve MacNaught directed the

sen tatlon .

(last in "The Ilondonderryr

included: "Girl" — Hester Wood:

Herbert Plelch was direc-

I-i "Phoebe" - Evelyn MacKenzie: "Girls" -i-{csier Cuslling: “Miss Mulberry" —Kath-

‘he By Don Gilbert) ex, (Canadian Press Cable Editor) 1n Allied forces were withdrawn the from southern Norwav in the 35th was week of the war, leaving to the invading German army the whole of country exc-z t (he narrow coast- al strip exten ‘mg north beyond Nanlsos to the Arctic. At Narvik. the far northern ore port which is connected with Sweden by rail. a German garrison was holding out against besieging Allied Forces. The decision to withdraw British troops south of the port oi Trond- heim was announced by Prime Min- ister Chamberlain in Parliament on Thursday. The following clay it

and well

what the Allies plan to do now. but he promised that the Norweg- ian campaign would not be regard- ed as a ‘sideshow?’ Qn the other- hand he said the Gov-ernulent would not allow itself to be lured into scattering its strength in such a way as to give the Germans open- lnvs for blows elsewhere.

With the severe setback in Nor- way apparent. the Allied High Com- mand took precautions in regard

pop. K.

In (to Italy, which is believed to be p"? it-chinz to ioin the Nazis if Pre-

mier Mussolini could feel sure that A“... he would be. gcvng in on the winn-

inlr side, An Allied battle fleet was dispatched to Alexandria in the

"Man" —Chas_ B=ntleyz "Widow _ . . Bangs“ awn. n‘... A, Mutch: =?§st=1.n"I\/§gfl\t=r;a3§§; deegrogfltgg; “Hiramn __Mormn DH‘ sllpiillll," .as e

Glbralia-Sucz route around the

The director was Barbara Rcper, . D A.

Further Contributions

To Red Cross Nation War Appeal 1940

$75.76—-Charlottetown Little The- playl t Theatre,

(rooeeds o! ' p Edward

EQUE- Curling Club: $10.00 -Wheat- . I ‘ $9.00 -So1lih -—Montague

lev River W -. Milton W, 1.: $5.06 Gill-ling Club. Sea View W Wiltshire District Lodge L.

I I

o‘ 1, ing up

cape of Good Hope.

‘The Italians disavovved any a’;- gressive plans but Athens dispatch- es told of concentrations of troops. naval vessels and aircraft in me Dodecanese. the Italian Islands (inhabited bv Greeks» which are situated in the Aegean ‘between Greece and Thlrkeyq two countries almost certain to join the Allies if the war spread to southeastern Eu- rope. Another ally of Great. Bal- tain, Egypt. took defence precau- tions as tension heightened in the Mediterranean.

No extensive information has been given out on the events leavi- tc the Allied withdrawals in

al

NEW

, '_' southern Norway. The commun- gvfsMggej ltiijffémlbghnt" F501” dues of the British War Offlc-edwere Greenvale“ W. I 6r Toronto W. I. gllilfilggtagelgitfélcfiésesfialliYgfig fitgg

Gnwnn Brae —$lI.35-$1.00 D-

Gillis. F. Howlett. W. A. ltIacDo Hughes, A J

Lfoyd Stewart. 1.. .1.

--s2.oo w. Mutch. ray, L. Hayden. $1.00 I-i. Huglzan. M, Irving.

_ J Carrier, Mrs

ill-t. Dundas $11.00 —Mlss Hazel dctt Bracklev Afobott. $2 00 Guv Rodd- Prowse. $1.50 R. G. Brve on W, Prowse. H.

H. Gander. C. Pllhlilps. F. H J, Wood. K. C. Briie"

Stewart. W. Younker, J ‘B. Dia-

m $.- li-

MacDonald. Kickham.

Vernon 8c Cherry Valley -—$31-'l0 Capt. G. Mur- T Nelson. J. Irving.

E. Nelson. A. I-I. Mutcll. R. Mulch. H. Ttvee y.

‘ Rodd‘ f ‘ setback t “wd- 3- G‘“°S'P‘°~ c‘ E" swfffw‘ ‘- next week when the British Parlia-

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information. T-here was no infor- mation from any source as to the number of troops the Germans were using in the northern advance and the nature oi the equipment they were able to haul over the rugged country roads.

It is clear that theGer-rnan army. apart, from the political crimes as- sociated with the invasion. ac- complished a nlarch that was technically brilliant. but. the Ger- man communiques were so full of

nald,

£3: exaggerated claims of various kinds that the actual achievements or the Bu? troops were obscured. was air

parent, however. that the posses- sion of bases for the German air

‘Mm’ m!’ 55'“) force --while the Allies had. none- mm‘ (was e decisive factor.

The iiticai consequences of the powili no be known until

lmcnt holds an inquest There were anything in the

lno indications that Two“ 85am“

way of a. substantial

m°nd~ ‘l- P‘ Mmmd‘ w‘ R‘ M“- Ch be l i ' Government K“ J- PWS°'GN,,'O,.M“G°M%Q,“J it’. .....€.‘“w.2 alanrlstlsh people ao- cir gage?‘ J5‘ m; ,1.‘ ared to take the failuigh oi {the re- ‘ ' ' ' ll id ‘ d - ,;,;,,g=g;; gum‘ end-rm v- §ii€i°€ii.‘$£‘%.‘8“td.2é ~..:.. m; 2;. Grandview North 429.15 - s; 0o , . Ge _ M‘ D’ MacDonald‘ Nffsgxiltnaiiis ntgnhtriilgé lbaaucrliclgesd rltirarlriasrious al.- rs. r‘. Mei-hm“ w ms ‘ ' tacks on the Allied lines in the M°rfl5sey' Mrs‘ M h“ w 9' Ypres sector in the week of April llltllciiszl-“AKL Ti T!’ Iillalfclveod J" ' 28-May 4. 1915. Pol-Eon see was - - - ' ‘ ' _ ed '11 '1 d n itions were Gull-T D Piarun‘ Mrs M‘? “hf; TZVOTQlJlEQn Burt thceo drive on the

. H, Ma Klnnon, W. lsjcoriiltlldMrs. A. CJ. MacLeod

Nicholson. J. MacPherson. H-

Kenzie. R. Brehaut. D. J- J, MacDonald

Nine Mike B Hz M Ph (B. . 9 . M3ipn§ $1.00 w. Murphy- Handrahan, B. Smith. 1- veatt

lottct-ovm is leaving this momznz for s visit to Ottawa.

Editor Iiccau. well known mem-. ber of the Messenger staff of that Canadian Nfltlfllln] Telcfiraphs, loft. vesterday morning to ta e up mili- torv duties on the mainland.

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Beavton having long conducted a Wl£ll~l(‘l'l.3\\'TI tailoring estnbhshmenti ln Exetcr. Mrs. Benton ilari icn5z' inc-n a mmllbrl" o! the 1411-51, gm- grcgntional Church tn Exetct‘.

Five rosters survive, Mfrs. Annie R01‘. of Caledonia west, Flxnce Edward Island. Mrs. Donald Mao- Lean of Woori Island North Prmoe Edward Island. Mrs. James Wilson of CflllGSTl», Mass. Miss Katie MocL-roci cf Mcllnt. Vernon. Prince ikltvavri Island. and Mls Florence Masher-cl of Exeter.

‘The funeral was held Sunday ahcrnm; at her late home on hilorn Street. conducted by Rcv. Dr. James W. Blxlcl". Mr. Wliizanl Eil- icit of Ham-plan sang t-wo celer- tiolls. ‘Rock of Ages“ allcl "Abide wit-ll Me."

Bcarers were Meme. Chauncey l-lodzric-n of Slzltnlte, Mass, Malia McPhrr-on of Brookltne. Mass, David hfcNtiil_v' of Wlnchrstc. Mas-i, smrl August. Block oi’ Evcter.

Bulzal was in Bxeter Cemetery.

DR. THOMAS ROBERTSON

The (lea-tn occurred in Regina Saslc. on Viicdnesday alter it long fillies». Dr. Thoma. Rcbrrtscu, eg- ccl 08. Inspector of Saskatchewan Agonczcs of the Department of In- dian Affairs.

Dr. Rrbtltson was born at Car-l

leton Prince Eduard island. rc- mc-vsri to Ecinlrfntcn and pructscd dentist's)’ llllcre bslore locating in Prince Albert. He came to Rtame in 1036.

Dl". Robertson was Pre-ldefll- 0T the Hherol Assoczatlon at. Prince, Aloert when lion. W. L. MacKrn- zfc King was fat nomvlllflilffb

l-l-e is survived by a widcw and it m-anied dalnlitel". ~

beam menu you: loo, Minot Prmoe

3c was a brr) -~ cf t-hc lat; Dr. S. N. Robert-ml PM o1 Willi

r 420.35 -s.'..oo o. m°w°wbmk MacMillah. .1.

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Boyle. W. Clfibyt G-

F, Hyde. Wheailey

Rackhaln. hfrs

$1.00 Vlrs. A 3.6mm r5‘ H ‘if i i. l‘ i eh

Lfdiisf Ml“ 1* 15 elszfilao Fig. WQQQi; uaaylllgA teernllealiitngniigre at}??? o'er: I (0Yi\\\'“ll"'s23' z i‘. R ‘womb pl..nnin to spend some time in

lard. Rfv- and Ml“ ' ' Portaln. scuttle and other cities

side. sloo c. Smith. u now-ant.

Newson D

lil, r D‘ Mm“ Yeo. MF

MacArthur, E sEiilIH. Pcttric. L. ‘Phnll. S. Scott.

_.. , — 1.00 8 l- Ilnlon R085 57 ailweémanf £12,‘

Ngwmlm‘ Harold ‘little country schooi. goirvz

A G. l/iciirii. ‘H A Meileii. Th"???

Creek rlllvo-szoo o. s. Murphy. M-

utt-ol- sash 41.00 M- . Lin

Good. C. Mac-

channel ports failed, so strong was the Allied defence after the en- emy's initial success in the second oattle of Ypres. April 22-23.