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drawn for this advertisement byThotnas Hart Benton, famous American artist.

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.- Tacit/cad HENRY FONDA ream. . RUSSELL SIMPSON

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111mm: (OWAN storm siAcitirita BARBARA PEPPER

3.13 - T — $.15 I‘. U.

DAILY

IVALSU: Tllusiciil —- (luiny: Piuccs. _- 'i'r:1vcl

..'.Tl1ls column ls reserved for nctvs ol‘ local interest but adver- tising of a ucwsy nature mu)" bu~ livsertcd at 2 cents a Wflrd strictly on)" ble in advance.

-— ——— s» --— ~ ~~~ iii (in \‘.c irzivcl in min ‘S ll ll S C It l P I l t) .\ a‘ to - 1 lHi x ht‘ hroitznit in the Charlottetown Liunrttxiii may be, (fir. f". irr nslzcd. The haildvd b0 "W" RC9? A1111?" " ‘ 1min" tolnv is rl in: tl1crcsuonsi~ Hume. » — -; h‘ r1 fvW/‘nl c1" Dllltl‘ m’ the "sniriiiial birth of ~"'—'*——"""4_'"- the t‘ (‘my of Cod. rlvlfircu on thw church while 1t

_ _ _ _ ' Q ~ f ‘ ~ n~~- in rbc homc and

NAZI BR~‘\“l‘""“F-‘ .. the church is c1111‘ will‘ To m TYH“ i‘ i1 this spiritual

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'.' "re bohvlcnfl, we become not neu-

"h; h‘ '. " The mcnlct‘ +-<.§‘»~ =.~.

fr‘ nmi half".

now lnnnsmcrr. ed in Germany _ Th/t" - r- ‘ o1." ' n

wet: :1" svrvic" . c

lll“""l‘l R D .

~‘ l ‘rrui w‘ ~~. to \1-1~-1-‘~-‘.' . w”

W“ l1,-\_..~

Use Mlnarrl‘! fnr aches.

AUCTEC. SALE

FAR“ 8: |I\ll’l.l'l.\Il"If\"l'S

Property of Plstzite of .\l1".-. John Klzirks. (‘ovchcud ltnntl.

.<'r. virus .\.~;n1.1t‘\\7Ac‘i1v'nc11

nr" Rrn"".‘.".= of S‘

Wetinestlziy". .\l:1_v 22nd, llilt) e“":‘r!"rl Pl‘.ll“"l‘1 in

at 2am p. m. I _ ;?‘='j_"_‘"f_‘j;

Farm of ll2 acres with - Tnkiln-v n u.

building's 11nd following iru> l“ A vs" hemp" ~=

kmcntgu. - - ~- 1'0 /~'y1“~~‘c‘\‘cv~ 'l]\ K1 w. p ‘ ' '\' llfltvxt " '5." f-fo'~‘~~' c-‘nfcr- v

Binder. Mower, 'I‘1"uck' Wad on, Rttndle and Spring 'l‘notl1 Hurt-own, Hay Fork with blocks and rope and other small articles 11nd household

DOGS

Beginning‘, ‘fm- ||.1_v,

~ '2 .\l. ' Zhl. EfIECiS. 1M0. all din» nunriu: n! lrlllhgl‘ r1111! ANDRE“; NICRAPI’ lituntli-ivlrd ~l11|l |1~ pirkml up in

the uutlwriihs illlll inlfTllUll"1'1| zit the \'.'f‘.\. kcunrfl, All. Eduard Road. llztu- rte-cs tmiy lu- rccldim- cal t.1|l_v 1111011 application to ~. l’. (‘. .\.. kruvvls 11ml upo"! lnununul- In; lcz- of $1.111 plus cents prr

Auctioneer. l

nleLenn 8t Mt-Kinnon,

Solicitors, day lul’ 1m- mills keep 111111» Im- _ puuuilctl. i:~ uiiltctl up llnl (‘hurlnttetn\vn. lwrarinx "fr" :1 arc linhlc In , be disposed of nwlirrfelv. ‘ J. A. 1"1'1.1.I|1rn|\'.k (7 iv (' er . 11-540-5-17-51» _..-.-I.¢....._ 1-1-570-5-18-31

= fftillwfllffg "trash-wan.

n11 QIIPWIY. ‘which "

Daily War Survey

if. nu nus wldt‘ :".t1 for cqulty on l its 11 boy or girl ‘w h1- 11 J-“llll Hliiiic in alder pconlc x1111»: hi‘ gihtird by God, by unity, 12v t: 1t_\' nnti b1‘ equity.

' 1w aim 1l1e Inrd sitting upon i ‘m’ lllféh and iltrd up. and ‘ii '1 Zllt‘ 'I‘rn1nlc“ Luiriii text of Rev Mr. Gard. szutnou tor thc 11i:‘."nin'! ser-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN_ guiglgoiguv

iThe Central Guardian

:l1is column l: reserved tor news o! local Interest but advertising ul o newsy nature may be inserted at 5 cents word stilt-try pd;- lble In advance.

CRASWIJLI. tor Pnowgrapm.

CONFEDEIQYIIUA LIFE INSUR- LNCE. L-9IB9-7-Zl-2ill.

HOLT RENFREW 8t Co. of Que- bec demonstrate ne-w furs today at Moore 8.: McL-eods. 1,4304,

BAGS OF .— are ttxlav Unloading of fresh Ceiuetit. L. M. Poole is: Co. L-‘HB-S-lfi-fii.

ATTENDED FUNERAL - Rev. Dr._and Mrs. Cruise, Mix; Jessie Craise and hlrs. If. It. Beale of Sackville uttcnrlcd the funeral of the late Rev, D1". W. M. 'l‘o\vnsl1en.l

cot pl'lt‘t‘.$.

Ernest. Deming. of Yurtnotith, N5, announce the engagement of their

H. C. west. and

Hugh Hodgson, son of Dr. Hodgson. Sherbrooke Street (formerly o: Charlottetown, the late NLrs. Hodgson. . cltmz will take place on June 5, n Yarmouth,—-Montreal Star.

HOLT RENFltlitv & Co. of Que- bec demonstrate new 1111's today at Moore &. McLeocrs. L-GO-t.

Home ron BUBIAL -1~11¢ re- l mains of Dr. Alexander Campbell who passed away in Si, John's Newfoundland. urt- expcciiti to 11r- rive at the Citicliile Funeral Home on Thursuarv evening and \\lll be conveyed by motor htaise to Souris, for interment. Funeral ments \\'lll be nntioutxccd ltllL‘ .

WAS IN S.~\(‘K\'lLLl~J-—.\lrs_ Jack I Field, who was Ctliitcl from .\lo11t-

real due to the illness oi’ llvl‘ inoth-

er, who is now 11111011 improved. zcit

here on Monday for Sitckville to

meet her husband and to poceedl to P. E. Island where thav pend. a brief holiday before co ‘ Windsor, nuti from here tiu ‘- return to their 1101111‘ in Alozrrtail l —tWii1dsor Exchange).

P. E. lSLANDlilt-FINED — Al P, E. lslatidcr, who hart looked‘ upon the wi

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tuicc of hi. .011 on Vl/clzloii h-l l, when Chief Bowcs was ntiitficd, and he soon 11nd the stranger in the cooler. Thursday mflflllllt,’ he crime before Magistrate (toss who zmlnscd it line of $10 which was, paid. The‘ man 111d a bottle of wine in his pct" " 1150 :1 ticket to the lSlqllth-fiilt. e Post.

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Hr pointed out that this b‘:- ' "1113. Stnitiui" it ivtis the pa .t in the church year he ilicmc for this Sun- ‘ 1 " 'I‘l1c truc sjllrli. ‘ 1 h\ 11 tickle 1'; _~ of God for, .~.1‘ c1‘ (lflllllll of brholding Him: i ‘s ‘ruc hplflt is almost entirely

'l o - lost t-ocinv. As a result of "Vi/ovshlp" 3 we "

how n true czrns n 111.~:.1*,‘11 to wo , -\. "v (Liv hit‘ wc cnderivour , ‘u *1.‘ ll‘ ‘u lllft. \c‘."1l 4

i _11 that ‘Priniivl ‘" s to us n chnllmgc i

back info our live= l

ore thc tur- spirit of c‘: chcs, “Ewv-cpf

hc cdntiot

.‘ St. Jrfwti

R"\‘_ .\'l1".

at the cvctiinz

Mrurflct‘. out, lhni 11$ rcnuircs parents so

tual h::"“1 rcquirc pa:- ' ' “f! to thr‘

. followcrs as r- lu‘ \\".'1."\ their suirittlwl .' uni‘ 1"cs‘,1o1‘.<ilil.= for

. hidh. As natural . pnin and suffcrinc .1“ lll‘l\' h“ mid 1““ 1?".“T."l' r\:p

,l>" .. clrn. tttvl l‘ i" \l1". .'\I‘>*r1 Divnis with Mi=s ,E.1r_l@ as oruritiis! 1111s. “I am Alpha ‘ (1:11ci:"' FHlilVY. The solo . . lwcn taken bv Mrs thr- cvcning service "Th Ixurl l5 Mv Shcplyorr]

‘ ‘tr-ii wrs sung by tn‘ .\f: l But-Zcirli Tnv'or assisted RM‘ .\I Gnrzlncr n: hoth service:

”l‘}"~ cvr-ui ‘r rsrvir" was follfitvedl, hv r1 ciLb. {ion of the Holy Com- llllillJ...

(BY The Canadian Press)

, An important factor in the pres- ,e11t wnr situutititi is the distance dtlrlmrt Geijlunn columns nre from l-'1‘.(‘lI‘ bust‘. of 51111111105. In the Ger- nzttu .1<i'.":111.v‘e of till»! this factor l \\~Jll.t<i in siruv up the advance and hi. i‘, 1m" the eventual French vic- 191's" 111 the tzrent. five-clay battle on I111 kiln-tic which sitvrd Paris from 1:10" tire and Franco from annihila- '1 here can ht‘ little doubt thgl, the 11c.- l(‘l|l‘l of kvcpulll an fldValltilflg .111 v it 11nd wrnl-siippllccl has been :.111ip.1f1t:| hr the development of ‘r11. 11 "Fifi lrn .\[)0l'i. But the Em. 1.~l1 ‘ (iil“‘l\'(‘ on German I ‘ l.

r": 111m 11nd supply de- , 1:1.- » , t‘ r-ultitcd to aggravate the lll'f.i1ll.'ll .11 s’ iplv.

1 1v» ~.;_ Aw Fcree bombers by their " m 1x1 d,~, into Germany" and on

11111.‘. 111 Icmure and Be!- piviuc important support icn nrmv tipon w.

. inc wmtlit m“ the task 0f‘ me 1.11‘ (icrnirin 1111511. | "icm n1 tlu‘ Allird armies; .lil‘(l l)\' unt-crlnlrtt‘ as to <.i\i('»"ll\l‘ of the (Bcrnuum, ~ i: .~t opptvsutc Great Britain or,

1H iii" hm‘ of flint tuiccrtainly‘. a your-

l-‘rcnclt counter-attack, n11 ttsuiiiintioti that one‘

Ill

i‘ i 11'\'<'1l1!|‘ Iiiiieriives Wfls "i" .1 .11 i‘ zhv- tieritiiiizsi, 11119,‘ I 11mm . t":1'1 in the ("rent the (ll 11m; s :1‘ 1121mm; at the other 0 — :“c 1 1

ljse Hinnrdl for

SUCCESSFUL ISLAND STUD- ENT- A Reginald Smith, B. A., D, 1). S.. sou of hlrs A. Smith 0t Charlottetown. l’. 1., 1.‘;

receiving ~ 1111111)"

111ml set 0i PIUEI _ ‘ nminnt-ious in the Fcitultv oi Ilen- Dtilhousie Ulllvtlfhllv, Iluli-l _ S.. cliintixiug a fine scholas-i tic record. Bes due bring nwnrtlcd distinction i11 nil sublet-ts of lIlS t1- nnl vent", Dr, 5111.111 wcn i111‘ Ill". FIT-n); Wootlburv Ztlcuxc I>11.:<‘ 101' best prosi‘ eiu‘ and crnui». fllifl bridge tcchniouc in the 1111111 .\"c r. Ilc also \\":\.‘s a\\'.11"(i1‘t1 the Dr. W, L‘. Oxner Prize cit-an tn the ituclent cf tltcst 111w"-

DltlllS to 1t-iuri1 1;» ll t0

AI 11s.

Hurry Comm

The many friends nf .\'lr..~ Ruhr Scott of North Riv _ wil‘. hr‘ ‘zlntl to know thti-t sre is mucr imorrvc- i cd riftcr hcr second cyrrntitwn in the

P. E. I Iltlfpllfll, ‘

TR! .\'

1' L'.\ r1111 cuvucu f The morning service of 'I‘r‘.n1tyl Ulllitti Church w.1.s ntttndcd in a

body b_\' tut‘ Ull‘. tii11.'--. ll aims» llilfl Bl'u\\‘ll‘S (ll ti": Cluurli in. his l'\'lll‘.ll , which \\il" 'ti\t1‘

ed chiefly to the risiiin‘ ills o - gnnizaiious, ltt-v. Ilu.‘,11 Alill-‘ri

spoke of the nature and llllKiil- mental importance of I‘(l.i_ll0l.lS criti-

cniiou lo." the youth and gdvr‘ the ltiwhrst uiui 111111 tzrcittns: scr- vit-c of this work, i111‘ lt-arhn",

youth to n iull undcrsinndin! mid acceptance cf Jcstis Christ and the Christian way o.‘ lift‘.

The anthem at. this service, "The Heavens tire Declaring.“ uxir. lr"n\1-. tifully sung by the choir and the solo ]).'ll'i <l;~li‘.;l1t!11l!_v rcntlcrci by

of ‘

Mrs Roy Cuziniori‘. ;

The cvc-"uu ant-hem was: ScmjilYs sp. udid composition. "I1 Will Feed My Plot-k.“ M1". RIW

Smrillmnn sang the solo part of that nnlhcm.

At the evcniue \\‘0".“illl\ tht‘ dress was dcliscr. d h_v Rev. Cobwn D. LL. St‘('l‘E'llll'\' cial Service mid Evangelism Unit-ed Church of Canada“.

The remarks of the minister were based upon thrcc factors which he said were the heart of‘ the matter; the dirc. and tcrrlbie effects ol‘ the liquor traffic lisclf. l the farce and ineffectiveness of’ Government Sale, and the sitperlor- ltv of the‘ Prohibition 141w wen lf lnelfectlvcly and pooriv ndmin-. istcretl. Hc showed v futures. facts and statistics that t c liquor 1m.‘- fice pnralytws the notional effici- ency. and crippled the wnr effort. He showed how other countries embroiled in the war had out down the sale of alcoholic beverages as r1 wnr measure

Replying tn the argument that Government Castro‘. will abolish the bootlctzent‘. lIF nuntrd stale- ments from miuiicinwl owl '_‘0"-"r‘1"u- mental lcadcrs ln other prov- Inca: tn prove that the lxmtlcgqera still flourished undcr laws.

11"-

John

Fe also said that thcre was Ill definite parallel bclwern incrcasei

in assaults. hitzinrnv arftldnnis, ‘ hrokrti homey. and lncrrns" in fwilrics f/"rchfnln- P"! llmrr. Pu th"r to this he show- ed that. while trcrr‘ ls drunkoncv." and cxlerstvr‘ liounr cnrnumotlcn in ihls pro‘ nrI‘. our record ln those crimes nswcinwvl with rlri“k is for lviter thnn that of am" other pro-

‘Mn-

Criburn I‘ " rl his ndrlrrcs with n11 luvwrvi nwucnl 7n the uwW‘ n" Prlv‘. “ I n '1 I»""""" n l f3 permit (h. frw ‘

t~ ~ w 1w...-

‘l-w this Pr-cvflrcr‘. end ihcrolvj; lciv-

l"... 1.-.--—_.,¢

H11!‘-

crlnr our cn“'""""" ebrvwv-nln f0»- ym, I--.~~ r‘ klnti. Said Dr. Cmun vnil! for liquor ls a. vote for Hitler." ,

‘n -1

o?‘ Charlottettnlvtiill P.E.I., Friday] a ernoom-Sac v" e Post. ENGAGEMENT —- Mr. and Mrs.

daughter, Courtney, to Mr, Ronald,

The we i

“Ymll='e' illfllllf‘ plate had been removed. '

I'1i':l.11‘.tl

liquor sale l

and rloxrwllc sirifci

MEATS l I SPECIAL

Strictly Fresh Lobsters l

For YOUR Order, Phone 8|

. J. M. ROOF, Prop. Market Building

Anti - Allied

,Feeling Still

l ROME. l\'L1_v IL-(AIU-Italians tonight declared the violent cam- paign against. Allzed contraband control a/itpa-rently bore fruzt t-O- day as the Italian J er Rex, east- bound from New York, passed Gi- brzilini" without bezng stopped.

The Italian line repottcd that, llit‘ wc‘ ‘tbound Conic D1 Savoin had , passed Gibmltnr earlier in the (in-y. but vtns not specific on uheth- 1 or it, too, hnd been exempted from l oontrnbnnd search.

That nnti-Allzed feeling persisted, however, 1111s indicated when L"\'u1.l Grccn, :1 Nev." York photo- g.. was attacked by Italians who 0 icc-icd to his photographing tihc Hotel Eden, frcin wtlucli the

The Vn-t-rcnu (‘itv yin-pct" L'O=serv- l zttoir.‘ Rrintino. suhjcct. ol’ criticism bv p:'n-(11"r111:111 elcmcnls bocatl-‘e o1 its w.11' ruports tutti comments, dropped political mutter today.

Italians who read it to get news that they cannot find in their own ‘paper (its-covered only the regular wnr conuntmiqties o! the belliger- cuts today.

Althc 2h Yugcslnvs lmve bren 1111111rie. 111g iciu" of an Italian tn- vnson, the subleft hos been ignor- ed by officials and the pres". In Italv.

Will Complete

Organization 0f 2nd Division

OTTAWA Mlly 1'1 ——(CP)

fence Ivlitiistcr Rogers returned igY.'.1I>@“P-“11 Plvsldfil‘

overseas; yesterday tn face the task

of assisting in directing tlze na.tio11's,@X°ll3nS‘e of flower sllP5 Dr 59m 1

wnr effort in the light or the latest»

rlcvcloptnents in the zone of hostill-l soldiers was handed in at this 105. 4 [meeting A review‘ of the winter's As he will soon be called upon to, “TM.

t

iutikc n slntcmcnt on his trip tols 41nd I-‘rnncc in thc House of Commons, thc initiister was retic- ent in dkcusslng the affairs of his depnrtlnenl.

Ht‘ found the and ntrmcu trninine in Emizland 1n zonti condition nnd was lmpressedw‘ with tlic hit-h record ujntcrrnincdl for Cnnzirlrils ivnr ZIPilVIiIOS in IIC Uy‘""~1llf"11‘.&(lc111.

“I hciicvr‘ it is truc to sdv that

m. 11.1. 1..- ~ .t0nd n1 her in‘ < . _ - l the] csiectlnlsoiuililtf lzlritlsh gpeonleifllimlllz as“ mfslllfll ofMliho 51mm It was nudged. thaineenxlli): of and bad days‘ w!“ o! ‘mm '.l {huq {mat-v mm ]\h~_ mgers, _ ‘lc- ,“"°“ll‘l‘ ;°m S‘ Pm" k _ g_ _ a 9X exciting nuu Oiiltlls when liar

' " lvIncKittnon. Jinn. r thc Institute c“ @- llllll tin flllK-llllll-lllfl to ele- customer dropped in m borrow on

Ont‘ of the first trwks confrontlnlll ilic h1i11i~tcr is to willillolt‘ lhP W“ "till/Pill!!! of ii)" 2111i divlsiflfl 1hr‘ ("in liun Active S(‘I‘\'h"l3 now in nine in crmnda at var», ions ccnir .. In a fcw weeks the di-, l \i<iou will be concentrated to "renter decree, the whole organize-i lion mnvini: into two or thrcc i (“"1115 for field training,

Prior in that the divisional hcad- l tiuitricrs stuff must bt‘ set up, com-

iunudcrs must b0 fllllwlnted for the “'

infantry brigades. for the artillery 11nd for the BIIKIIIPCTS. and each iomtunndcr must be supplied Wlthl

. stnff minister said there was reason for tie N. Rose connected for more them, she said, “rspt~iir1ll\" Wit?" ‘l Juli, '. G0“‘\X'fl1 vmm. w_ Odlmm faith that [-1.6 ALicd forces would than 4U vcttrs with the pttwnbrolciug they wanted a year's lllll on {J10 m}. ‘mm “m1 mmmnndr-r, rpulfnpd withstand the Gcruuni attack. lbusuiess Ill Ottawa's Lmvt-r ’l‘ot\'n,ll( ‘111." Y, [mm (yvolgpu§ “m, My Rogpl-S, Gt'll(‘l'l\i Otlluiu wcnt uh to the l uiiius 1o tnust- up 111-1" r-ilnn tluu for On another occasion ".111 cit". W11“. 11,9‘ ‘minigmr “v0.3; u, 5P0 Belgian border nlltl saw the prcpiir- 1st; long has been ll "poor than‘; 1111111 \\';lllit‘(1 to-pitwn 11..\1.1l.\ci i (‘-11 1" n [arc-Q '3“ Engmnd and ILLlOIIS made tor thc advance or‘ thebunk." for a year for 111<11111 u» but" 109i coliitiilinvvltli cliill and military war Allied forces to meet the 60TH“!!! "1 8m Hlvllll; 1i» uD" she told 101‘ his 141111.11: "\\'11.1' i-Wfl ‘blind 1,134.13.- m England and France, invader. V m d y l llghilflpfillllell. Business ls not the food cu; nun if_l.t tntuisxte 1;: studv The advance was orac se severe w .a it used to be and people do his teeth? she nsl-t .1.

General Odlum went to

., - _ 1 ‘ted 1 m}; times by the British forces. moving (hongm. from (‘nsi to west. on_F'rencl1 torri- , torv m-cr the saint‘ distance

ish nrmr and to sec the latest mlli- l

i , ., W,‘ - U‘ t1 l o rn- evcntuallv moved from west to cast f11"111 over 40 vcurs ugh, (11-1 in 19- cases of nil .-_ 1 “lflmzl w“ m ac ‘a m it}? ltuikt‘ 1m their present Pohitlous m {$0. Then Miro. Imseltook him‘ the 111N315 11ml \ -

. ‘ .‘ .1, f ‘he present; situa- e 1.! u111. _ usuicss nut not on v earned a llv- 011 1'-\<'1<=- i iloiihflhlillrqrincil: 3nd Belgium develOII-l MT- R“ “r5 reached Omaha B" 1W1 for herself but matte it possible ‘T, . . " (‘d whill‘ Mr Ropers and Generalmoon rm was nt his place ln the for her to educate hrr children. Keep Dllnnrtls 1n 1

' 'I‘l1f"_I;Ious_e_ IAQODIIIIQITmVTIIrLh ' oon _'I‘he old_ shOphasJsr-en goodvkhtys ___"

Odhun were _ on thtgi-‘t-tlgllll

Mag-inot

J- M38 .

d M crs Co. makers of eIectr-i- __ 3:111 cqiilipmentf Mr rind Mrs. ' ol-DTAWKWNED Francis‘ home was at 1629 Potomac BAR AND PACKAGE

Drive, Toledo.

"and his wifc will be held at 4 p. m. ‘Tuesday in mortuary. and bilrlril will be in Ottawa Ifills Memorial Park.

New Haven Women's Institute was heid at the home of Ms. Brewer

Boyle, on May 8th. In the ab‘; i sent-c of both the‘ president a1‘. . vice-president, Mrs. Mary Mnc- i A5 sUNLlGH-T!

"Three sciirfs. fifteen swcnt-crs, scv- |cnteen pnirs socks. one uni" wrist- Canadian troopsllets and ten pneumonia jackets. soon as posubc.

‘was rend l)_\" 1hr‘ scorcinrv: A lei- ter from Mrs. Neil AlncKinnon. re-

for Gflwns sick: on!‘ from W. F‘ A. Stew- Forcc art. ‘NI. L. A. Rllil two lrtters front the Y. M C. A.. one containing

f‘ Mny 20

‘and gs the vice-president. Mrs. Al-

NEW ltiCllER RINSO IS ‘TOPS’ FOR USE iN WASHING MACHINES. IT GIVES UP TO 3 TIMES A5 MUCH SUBS A5 SOAPS THAT

DON'T HAVE RINSO'S GRAND "illiiilfllvflwi" IN HARD WATER!

[Two Victims 0f i : Tragic Train Wreck

The following extract is taken from The Doll Review of Fos- torlo, Ohio, April 22, 1940.

The subject of the sketch. C. W. Francis. ‘ems born ln Dundas Cen- tre, P, E. 1., a son of Mi". and Mrs. Philip S. Francis, and who was 59 years of age.

"C. W. Francis and wile Vio- tlms Train Wreck."