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"all! Water Imus,

s; an,“ u,“ @1183; gizgrttlsngat the Crystal rink Ia lIlIIII l— mantis. uycrlloplwamrhoaeflslu rugs-n“ "u use: to sac M! reason-mo for

steel in stock at Brice’:

Auction and

“my; March antgln r%”i‘iaall'. ' m- 3- -1i.

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J- F. Ariiett was ths speaker at the

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—KEN5INGTON RED CROSS

-—BUY beltin . all sizes hes in stool: at Brscésflmztt-ll). ‘ “ATTEND St. Mary's Convent

3-9-11. —-ROTARY LUNCHEON -— Mi‘.

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9th. ‘hurts 8.80 sharp. Middle-

0th hlilllllil

.. CEPTS M: Dalton of Summer

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sculpted B- fildiyigdllicilce Commission-S _ T" 0F MRS. HOLDEN n“ The death of Mrs. Ca- Miiis. well-known Sum- m dy occurred at- her home in Summers

Holden Mills who prede- er about seventeen years o. Site W85 B Mr. and Mrs. Harry C- Green qt Summcrside, and had lived in summorside all her

are two sisters: Mrs. lLs and Miss Eleanor E. Green. ii of Summerside to whom pothy 1s extended. Mills had been an active 0i the various activities at ihe Church of England in Stim- d will al will be held to hnrch this afternoon at clock. Interment in St. Ei- unors cemetery. 5~

mm w Bedequm Lea-id's Store.

Provincialimflntcrmedi- Pgomnmmmmedww Mm ma“ —FAIEWELL DINNER

bers held a

POSITION -— MI‘. side has lion in the Sum- o! the Unemplvti"

Mrs- (Dr~) Roy Kennedy leaving

all the members. dinner a sing so

ids on Tuesday, March

Major Victor ‘Prayers and Travers of Summer“

daughter of the

has been invalided home

life. the Italian front where

Surviv- W

the Prince Edward Island

1 - 5n landers in peace time and

'['he

be dl iss d. 5a y m gt“ foundland and went overs

September,

to take up residence Charlottetown. She was presentgd with a piece of china on behalf oi Following ng was held, Mrs. Joseph Dechant being the accomp- anist. s.

Br of the Summer-

fl“ - DI‘. 1L Bchwll’! —IOYB WANTED f0!‘ Gillldfln ‘m0 Rotary Club held in the Olym- snd 811N601!» 110W l‘ Plfiolioutn in Simmsisim. Ap- pia on Tuesday. His sub} t was

office hours 2.4 and ’l- 9 the Ments. Oanads in the Post war rlod".

by appoint-pill“- l-ii-Il- Following that the discussion in- J-m-I-ZLI-D. _ALBEITO --- itiatcd at ths previous meeting on

“p; m5 semi final 3 Mt Own-city "'Uni gjrllillueldl Htfhme and keschoolbevlr?

' ll - 1 C 8 B 1'8 4 i rink. Tllllrfllfly. l!!! Reoerv Rev. John Jarvie, ‘llzliomas MINOR‘,

ed seats on sale Cyril 3-8-21.

n» in» no» Ages; Cain-its}? masseuse °““' ' ' Wb...t“tr" 1"‘ “W m DE N ‘IN x IIIMY- t “chords. d? will!“ b:

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- The

Buinmerside Red Cross Oorpg mem- iareweii dinner Mulberry 1068c on Monday even- ing in honor of one of their group

at

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Mrs. arrived

home last evening. Lieut. Travers

from

he was wounded in the eye on Sept. 20. i943. Lt. Travers was a member oi

High- he re-

sponded at the outbreak oi war when his unit was called up- received his commission in 1940. He served in Canada and in New-

H6

eas in

1942. Lt. ‘Travers vis- ited his father. Major Travers at Wlrldlvr. N.S. on his way home.

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Ilia: a ‘long of Insufficient supply SHUl-GAIN Hog Concen- trate is now more freely available. ..Order your requirements from fhe

nearest SHIN-GAIN Food Service

‘yMill or SHUI-GAIN dollar. 11:111. is ‘important nowsI-co‘ ming‘ a! ‘ a fimo when farmers find if difficult

lo make ends moot on hogs. Com- pared Willi feeding only grain‘, 19.1!

b“ our

400 lbs. of Grain Per IIog by feeding 50 lbs. o!

SIIUR-GAIN IIog Concentrate

Feeding grain alone a market Hog requires 1100 lbs. of feed — while 700 lbs. of feed plus 50 lbs. of SHUR- GAIN Hog Concen- fraie will do the same job quicker and baths.

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0F DPERATES WITH:- k n. Dflsooll. m. iiubm

I. Peters Fredericton

SIIUR-GAIN FEED SERVICE THE, FRED CANADA PACKERS L'I‘D., KENSING-

nlrd A McKay. Norman

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n EmIrIIIIIIIIIIQlIIIIunter River Mvsuunhlélflllrflgézifid w.“ "fulrlzlisllsl-lmtiglgelsry ‘I'd-ugh “wail: iunililliy c». Nana’ . ‘Tag-gene; 3:15:11! g. p) can. migh man ' ‘ n. Gordon Ifill. V0110! UV‘

Dr. J.C. Simpson and There were three guests, ians Austin A. Pherson, Guy Kennedy, all Charlottetown.

Summerside Branch of the W. C. T. U. met on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. (Dr.) Alexander McNeil, the president,

utes were read by the secretary,

cool place for 20 minutes

WJE. Darby.

Rotar- Scales. A.1.. Mac-t o

—-W. C. T- U. MEETING -— The

C.D. McCalium presiding. Mrs. Percv Buwness, and a satis- factory Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. LR. Allen. After the devotional period, articles on "Influence" were read by Mrs. H- Johnson, Mrs. JSF‘. McNeil. Mrs. Bowness and Mrs. A Sharpe. A short memorial service was held for one of the active members, tho late Mrs. T.M. Linkletter. The sum of $10.00 was voted towards the Red Cross drive. The subject of "Race Equality" was continued from the last meeting with a. strong feeling on the affirmative side. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. H. Johnson. Refreshments were served by the hostess at. the close oi the meeting. S.

Presbytery 0f P. E. I.

on Tuesday and Wednesday Zion Church iviih the the Rev. H. M Buiitain, B. A. in the chair and the Rev.

Ministers were present: The Rev Di". J. K. Maser. the Rev. T. W Goodwill, Rev. H. M. Rev. T. H. B Somers, Rev. J A. McGowan, Rev. Chas. necy. Rev T

from the various congregations.

read by Mr. for Murray Harbour North.

oi the Congregations, The Statistical Report and S. S. and Y. P. S

bers and finances. The Rev. C. Webster and Rev T. Goodwill

G.

The presbytery of P. E. I. met n Moderator,

G. C. Wiebster as olerk The following

Car- A. A. Duke, Rev. H. P. Beak. together with elders

The Home Mission Report was Webster when app- lication was made for Mr. Russell

Hall for Alberton. Mr. Wallace Murnay for ‘Tryon, Mr. Nicholson “Al-all lfldi-‘l- U16 slllwthest for Brookfleld and D,- mbertson when guy iii zhc movie business

The Budget Report showed in- creased giivngs to the Budget and s. substantial sum for the Foun- dation Fund from a good majority

. Report also show- ed encouraging gains both in num-

were named as Comm-

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A Paramount Picture

ALSO NEWS and SHORT SUBIECI‘ SHOWS 7.30-9.15 THURSDAY A'I‘ 3.30

SUMMERSIDE IFIJIEILEIIEIEILEJIQJIEJIEILEIIEJE

" Paramount's Epic “China” is Potent New War Drama

turns a blazing gun on three Japs iii ra.‘.'.11ii...ii1t's uncut...- ular war romance. "China," Lh picture that opened last night at the Capitol ‘Theatre. Youii icve him for it.

Linda's co-star is the lowly Lo- retta Young and the main sup. P0111118 player is William Bendix. W110 luiirliped to fame as a brawiiy, lovable Marine in "Woke Island." Incidentally. the director o1

m

This col of local t m‘ h. i o a news no use y

a1. iivs celits a word. atria!!! WI" able in advance

SURANUE.

has been received by Mrs. lvgn

new a. Lieutenant. erseas over two years ago as Corporal. He is the son of and Mrs. Thomas Harper. $5 Cum- berland Street, C

ferry operated under difficult condition‘; again yesterday. It not rea the ma n and on , first; mp of the day until 4 o'clock of Social Service: Mrs» Ellzebr-ll in the afternoon. The return tripf Hlfllrey. began at 6.05 and the ferry did 116+. clock at Borden until 11.47

The train arrived in Charlottetown. about. 2 30 this morning. ice was encountered on the Island" mloyed by Ill. side of the Strait last night.

umn h reserved he new: , but ldvfltllllll interest

cooks for. Photos. CONFEDERATION us": IN-

RECEIVES PROMOTION —W01'd

“mp6,, 155 ma; 5mg; city, meeting with tbe 12118110 Prayer it's KELLOGGS that her husband has rsciivsd his! and the prayer for men cf the Ar- “LEM” "aw ConimLssion in the Army and 1111106 W!’

Ivan wont ov- s Mr.

lty.

TRAIN AND FERRY — '11‘: did the

Heavy |

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Miss Edith

Frizzeli was held yesterday from her late residence and was large-

ly attended Services at the home and gave were conducted by Rev.

TA. Wilson. assisted by Rev. J. A.

Nicholson. The pallbearers werezl

Messrs. James Burden. Leonard Edwards, Harry Edwards, Dean Robinson, Albert Dennis. Milton

wood Cemetery.

adjourned coroner's inquest into the death of Wiiinifred Maclleod of Charlottetown will be resumed on March 10. it was learned from authorities yesterday. Miss Mao- Leod died in hospital last month At the same time another Char- lottetown woman, Mrs. Ada Vick- erson also died and three airmen were critically ill. A coroner's Jury decided that Mrs. Vickersoifs death was caused by wood alco- hol. The three airmen have recov- ered and an», expected to testify at the hearing Friday-

Miaclcan arrangements

Mr. James Pia n5 and

i5. M1‘. Ralph Cummings

sing-song was capabiy handled Mr. Walter Cox. The eet adjourned with the singing of

National Anthem.

"Chino." is John Farrow. the man

in June. in Toronto and the Rev.

by the General Assembly

posed Faculty of Divinity at Mc- Gill University. The Rev. Wm, Bilrfllfly. M D. was no-

affirmed its adherence to the tea- chings of the Church on Divorce. Plans for the new Church at Wood Islands were submitted and app- rflyed by the Court. The Presby- tery sdjourned to meet in St. James Church on May 9th.

EXTEND RELISII

Relish supply getting a little low? Make what you have go farther by mixing equal quantities of chopped impeeied raw apple with chili sauce or other chopped pickle. Make just enough for one meal as the apple softens and turns dark after stand- ing an hour . And for the Tellih Ira-y. or for times when a quick substitute is needed. here's another suggestion, Cut red raw liwles lrl elshts. remove the core but do not peel. Add spiced vine- gar from pickles. Let stand in s Drain and serve Left; over pickle vine-

lrar can alternate between the rel- ish and the pickle jar many times with no harm done.

Use Minardni int-Elfin

National Film Board

MOVIES

MARCH I —- IQ

AIherfon-Muniiiiy. O'LEEI')'—TIICSII.I\'.

St. Eleonora-Wednesday.

Si. Mary's Academy-Thursday. Bordcn-Friilay

ALL gigs urn MIITIART

Sumzzzcrsidc

PROFESSIONAL CA D

i .

i

mcitsv

Chartered Accountant

Office a0 Ililto liar Laundry

imioners to the General Assembly

G. C. Webster was nominated for the Moderaiorship of the General Assembly. The report of the Com- hrittee on Remits dealt with all, the iiemits referred to the Court and expressed disapproval of the pro-

. A., minated for the Principalship of Knox College. The Presbytery re-

l LONDON —- (GP) - Piloting a transport Mosquito, Capt. J. H.

| 291 Kent St

l MAID women.

who IIBNC us "Wake Island“ and the SUJTIXIK "The Coiranandos |Strike at Dawn."

Hailed as on». of the most thrill- '1ng war films yet to come out of Hollywofid- “ is essentially a powerful love story against a background of battle and nigh ad- venture in the war-torn orient. Ladd and Bendix are cast as Ani- flrlila-n 011 men thrown by circum- ‘stance into the huroic struggle of the Chinese people against the Jap invader. Miss Y0ung._ an Americ- an teacher. enlists their aid in ev- aouatim Ciunese girl students to safety in the face-oi n Japanes; ad- vanoe. There's plenty of excite- ment and suspense in that; situa- tion and. incidentally, Ladd puts up the sreatest flsht of his career.

“Ohina" is top flight entertain- ment. Don't miss it.

Diocesan Board 0f W. A. Holds Meeting

P.E.I. Diocesan Board of the Woman's Auxiliary held its 47th, annual meeting on Wednesday. Mhmh 8th, in St. Paul's Parish Hail at 3 o'clock. ‘ After the opening hyiiin and prayers. the President Mrs. A. B. Cosh expressed iier pleasure in sec- lritl thc large number of members present especially those from tin: ruml districts who wen.- unclannted by the present condition of the roads. Miss C. Haslnin gave tiie address oi welcome to ivhich a graceful rc- ply was made by Mrs. Everett "l-Iaslam of Springfield. Mrs. Cosh in her presidential ad- dress unged tho members to devotci the same energy they were putting| iinto war work to ind up a", -fi"eer, noblcr Canada. The need for.

fostering among the young, tiicl sense vacation for the mission i.-~l was emphasized as vital and in _ ntive, in order that the church should go forward with faith, rifice and service to plant the Kingdom of God in the dark places

‘order by Dr. R. D. Mcbaughlan and an address was read by Mi". Albert Milligan, followed by the presentation of a

lchair. Mr~ and Mrs. Macleod ax- tended their thanks in a few words after which they were showered with the best wishes oi the staff

A LOYAL families in the province can botast of having six sons in the service, with ages ranging from 15 lo 33 years. The boys are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. John Batchildei‘. Georgetown. their father bein a member of the engine room s tiff of the C. G. S. Brant. The eldest of the group is Lawrence, aged 33, a Sergeant in the P. E. I. High- landers who has been overseas a year and a half; P0. Bernard, 28 of the R C N.V R. who has been overseas more than a year, Gnr. Vlalier. 25. overseas about el§ht months; Gnr Ferdimrd. 24, w o has been in Petawawa about three months; Stephen 22. a wireless operator in the R. C. N. for two and a half years and the baby oi the family, Leonard. i5, too young to enlist in the other services. is n memberpf the Reserve Army.

MT. ALLISON DEBATE! — ‘Mount Allison University varsity debaters. mdefeated this year.

will meet a strong opponent in si

tram from St. Mary's university. Halifax. on March 30 when the two teams wil‘. exchange opinions over ihe resolution. "Resolved that Canada should ndcpt a policy of large scale European immigration 1:1 post-war reconstruction." pOfilllg the resolution for Mount Allison will be David Anderson. Si, Peter's Bay, P. I , and Donald MncLeod, saint John, who were selected at tryouts held re- cently by a faculty committee consisting of Profs. Gundy. Wil- gar and Fraser. Earl

University of New Brunswick and St. Francis Xavier. Those on the winning teams were Roy

Fredericton: and Earl Mord. Gascumpcc, P

cf this world.

At the end of the meetin a most interesting talk on the Docese c1 Cariboo was given by S-Ldr The Rev. T.V. IJEstrangc, RCA F. ' '" atthc '" Air- Mport.

White of British Overseas Airways,

| ,l1as in three Journeys flown 2,400‘ tmiles in nine flying hours.

i Too Late To Classify;-

' BOARDERS

sccofiTooTiEB. . -9-

011E‘ BFWVGQF

lwsivran. , for houseworn. Apply Mrs. Roy

Dennis, Dunstaffnage.

Phone

198d CHRYSLER SEDAN FOR sale or trade. Phone 064-L.

8-9-11.

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WANTED — GROUND FLOORI apartment by 15th April. Two! in family. Apply A Guardian. "

3-8-31.

LAUNDRY

sent out. Evenings free. Good

wages. Applgc Mrs. E.W. Farqu-

harson, 58 hooi street. 3-9-11.

T0 LET, ONE FURNISHED heated bed-sitting room with kitchenette and some cooking whens. Apply O care Gaugui-

A large number of men have b04111 trying out for var=ity debates. For the forthcoming St Mary's debate five men were heard by the judges. They were Lloyd Ar- cher. Loggicville; William EBuxtoii. Ifnginnd; Spencer Inch. Hampstead; David Anderson, and Don MacLcotl

JUMBO CABBAGE

Cutclifie. Interment was in Sher- Annual "ieeting next month, was

INQUEST 0N FRIDAY — An veners showed that, much

WIIEKLY MEETING 0F THE Ill-Y GRADS - 15 members were who has relatives in this city. present at the weekly meeting of the H1-Y Grads held in the Y.’ M. ver paper: A Bldg. last night at, which presided. were son. director of aeronautical iri- discussed. and are in progress for SPQP-tlilrl. Qti-BWB. died 011 Wednrfi- °l Edllcallm‘ the All-Star Hockey Game March was

BRIDAL courts". WELCOMED Wwtlnirwier and —The staff of Falconwood Hos- ll- pital assembled in the auditorium on Tuesday evening March ‘I, to extend a welcome to Mi". and Mrs. Daniel H. MacLeod who have re- cently returned from their wedding °r5» W"? 111 ¢l1l1r89 trip. The meeting was called to 111611“

chesteriieid

FAMILY -— Pew

l The Executive meeting

iei" in the d“ vear Mount Allison debating teams, wcn decisions over teams from ihe " 50cm] servke was read and “cw,”

De- ' we Marsh. Sackvlile: Weston Peacoglnhnce Allison Coll. Ottauéti;

Bell. a; g

Largest Cabbage grown, some weighing 80 i_nd some nrnn Iii lhs. Unanrpassed for krant 11nd IIIIIIO use. Very interesting to unich than monsters develop. Our ulna n! Jumbo t nlihago last season cascaded all

"lllirl- (Flu 19¢) (c: N!) N"?! . mr-oun no m4 sun sun

uuasuv nook-am m 4|

901M SEED fififllflflnfif.

iiatiiclylc I Women's League Meeting

The regular monthly meetinfl tbs Catholic Women's M161" was held in the 1018110 Hill 0K1

"Pvcfoundaiarbetwflylbwrflm constipation! One that give! me‘ the kind of lasting relief I've slwayl wanted. and never got.

PresidentJLra- w. stew-m ‘Irairi- Plll‘ "'4 "P" or. Dresidini- Th}, °-'."§“‘“,;,,f'°:,; tives. I've tried L. A. Wilton. w o mazes the evummmybut

Oonespcgnlianco included letters larly for me from the following: Mrs. J J

Murray. New wiitshii-e, Coiivenel‘

"Pve found I updosing

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among ‘people who have tried impatient-lam for constipa- tiqnduets laekot“bulk"inthedi=tl correct! the came of auch 3troubiei by Iupvlylfll "bulk-iorininf’. material needed for clay, natural elim- instiqnilf ‘this kind‘ of constipation haspluiladvovn-ryuv-insKfl-i-OOG‘! ALiJdAN regularly, or several ALL- mun muifins every day. Drink plenty of water. See if "you don't Pill" its welcome reiietl Get ALL-BEAN

f sister of Servi -; Mrs. J. A. Such a haPPY , . . ‘immis- wfleeiiil": i2?“l.".‘é°ii“’-‘°'Z.°“i‘“'“‘°‘¢... Comm e, ross. ° ' y e ogg's in n on. town clmpakn or‘ . “on; MIL oneoftho a l‘ 9 Parnell r“ Pr?‘

sident of C. W. L; Mrs. Edward McDonald, Little Pond, Convener

Summcrside. Diocesan, Convener oi’ Publicity; Reverend J. G. McComicic, Overseas.

The Conveu; cf the Social ev- ening held. which was very much and the Convener, oi the very successful Pantry sale. thanked the members for their help and tic-operation

Five of the members aided 1n| the Red Cross Campaign by dis-l tributing envelopes and $25 was voted for the Red Cross. l

'I‘iie Secretary foi- the Sub-divw ision, of the Hospitalization plan. Miss Gertnide Coady, gave her peDOrt oi the work accomplished in this newly organized group

A nr. \-;t.ing committee for the

The I-iedcral Government's war effort and warnme meal-Well We" strongly indorsed in r- 1c Legislature

bv Mr F C. Ramsay, First D15-

appointed. Him of Prince, 1n speaking in the Reports of the different eoii- budget, debauy Mr. Ramsay r1:- “'°Yk fen-ed particularly ti Wartime

was done since last meeting

As there was no further busin- ess to be transacted. the meeting adjourned.

lPrices and Trade Board “aviation in which Canada had riiteii leader- ship u; other rountrlc-;_