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Cost and Fly Boxes

HING NETS $2.95 "S $4.00 75c to $14.95 .. 5c lo $4. ,,,,-—-—--—-—"'-T-'—* C555, Gut Hooks, Fllef,

The JENKINS PHARMACY will be open all day Sat-

urday and Monday until 12:30 Noon.

We have plenty of your

sin ia KODAK ‘ FILM

Ar $24

WE HAVE ONE ROD LEFT :75, and ONE BASKET At $3z25

RAZOR CUTEX Complﬂt?

Blades.

VMWEEK-END VALUES OF INTEREST

will‘ R over and Cutex

struP "I'd 5 V°l°l PDIlliII (any shade) 25c

BOTH FOR 39c

rousn FLOATING csllsotlc soar

3 for I7c

SI.25

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‘M rxvrwslvrtmsftivtilt ggu‘ yﬁITK: Mo}? 21- (AF)- . o: tn~ "lost expensive stocks

\ the New York stock Ibrehango te- day at sLlllti a share. an advance of soao over the previous sale, in February. 1942. First sale recml-

SGNSIIAW UNITED

liiinla

Vnml Duct: “Calvary"-

l Anti". .21:

Ylnlln Solo:

Vocal ilnct: "ivory Palaces"._

Messrs. MacPhee,

“TrausnerP-t Schumann). soprano Solo: "The Prayer PerfecP-(Spcalrsl-

Trnor Solo: “thinking Tonight”

Mrs. Arthur MacKay and Mrs. Raymond Wpod ‘ Mala Ouartrtie: "My Redeem m-(Maﬂranahan).

RE-OPEIIIIIG SERVICES

BAPTIST IIIIIIRIIII

: Rev. C. A. HICKS. BA. Gui-st speaker: lev. E. J. BARRASS. Summeraldo.

SUNDAY. MAY 25, 1941.

Morning Worship 11:00 AM. BsrW-n" Solo: "Beside Still Waters” (Ramblsn) Mr. Stirling Inman

Mrs. Spurgeon ﬂtalrox and Mr. George Carson

"Nails-d to the Croae"-t'I‘ullar)-- . Snluists: Hr. Dan MacPhee and Mr. Stephen Meal-cod

Evening Worship 1:00 BM.

.. Mr. Ralph Raynor

Mrs. George ltoblee Mr. George Carson

MacLeod, MacNevin and Boyce.

IIEITIIRL GIIIIIIIIIIII

"is volun- u roaervod toe- new: at looal interns!» lint ulvctilng of I IlIIoy nature may b. sneer-mg :.'...“l:, a::..:.'"" "M" ""-

31311115’! TAXI. Phone it.

BOWL!!! Mommi’ Fiscal Footwear at 175 Queen street,

SUIANCE.

SPECIAL SALE-Mrs.‘ Johnston's Ladies’ Wear. .

WANTED. —- 3000 second hand bags for coal. A. Pickard & Co.

ALL WHOLESALIRB will close their places of business on Mon- dﬂ. May M. Open as usual on 5ll-ilfdly- May 34, until noon.

BEGINNING Wednesday. June 4th. Th, Rogers Hardware Company

neoday until further notice.

ANNOUNCING the arrival of ANSOO COLOR. FILM.- Now you can take beautiful pictures in nat- ural oolor. visit our up-to-eaia C!!!" DEW G- B. Taylor. jew- ellers for four generations.

THE rnasnvranrau cnmtcrl IIN CANADA. -- Brookﬂeld Charge. Services next Lord's day will be as

OONFEDEBATION LIFE 111..

Limited. will b0 closed Ill day Wort’

B. K. Boulton. 3.5.0. M.E.I.O.. who has been elected President’. ‘and appointed Managing-Director of the J. P. Porter Company Lim~ tted. .

Mr. Boulton served as General Superintendent of the Beauhern- ois Light Heat er Power company for many years and is a former President of the Crown Company ‘Wartime Housing Limited.

l The J. P. Porter Company Lim- 5

lted are (General Contractorsuith head offices in Montreal and shops in Dartmouth, NS, and lplanis throughout Eastern Can- ada.

follows: Broolrlfleld 1.1 A. M. Harts-' ville a P. M. Hlmltor aim 1.30 P.M.l Broohneld Sunday School 10 A, M.. Hartsville Sunday School 2 P. M.|

Mr. Donald Nicholson.

THE PREBBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA. - Services for Sun- day. May 25th as follows: Marsh- eld 11 A. M. Harrington 3.30 P. M. Mt. Stewart 7.30 P. M. Sunday

crlstcu c. Porn Cola Inler- ed prior to 1942 \vas In 194i at schf-‘OIPJVIB-Tshﬂeld 10 5- M- HlSh‘ . ~l§1l ,»< V U‘ Crnmnnn. 901d on 5740 g sham geld 2 F. M. Rev. F. N. Young. Mm- ter.

TBYON’ - BONSI-IAW BAPTIST PASTORATHL-Suinday. May 25th. Re-openlng services at Bonshaw l1 A. M. and 7.30 P_ M. Rev. E. J. Bar- rass of Summcrslde will conduct bOIIh services. Special ‘music. No service at Tryon. Sunday School 11 A. M. Rev. c. A. Hi-clm. Minister.

GOOD NEWS FOR. ST. JAMES --Mr. D. A. MacKinnon has re- ceived word that Mrs. T. H. B. Homers has undergone a ful operation In Toronto. and is making satisfactory progress. Rev. Mr. Somers will return to Char- lottetown Wednesday. Rev. H. M. Creaser. BA. formerly of Tyne Valley, will conduct the mornini’. service In St. James.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST .I'A§ TORATE, Sunday May 35.—Scr- vices wlll he held as follows:

Tirellilching, Tender, Feet

In just one minute after an ap- plication of Emerald Oil you'll get the surprise of your life. Your tired. tender, smarting. burning feet will literally jump for joy.

No fuss. no trouble; you just apply a few drops of oil over the surface of the foot night and morning or when occasion re-

quires. Just a little and rub it in. lIt's simply wonderful the way it helps all foot. misery. while for feet that sweat and give off an offensive odor, there's nothing better in the world.

Hughes Drug Co. Ltd, The Jen- kins Pharmacy, and every good druggist sells Macao's Emerald Oil-Satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

PRINCE EDWARD I-SLAND HOSPITAL

EAIIIIIIAL MEETING

Notice fa hereby given that in

‘pursuance of the Act of lncorpor.

ation a public meeting of all con-

ﬁcv. .A...E.. TQM. .Mlﬂl§.i§i‘-

North Riv“. u l m_ Clyde Riven ‘ trlbutors to the Prince Edward ls-‘

sabbath 5mm] 2 p‘ m sen-kg land Hospital will be held in St. 3 p_ m_ Lug creek sabbath 59mm. _Paul'a Parish Hall, Charlottetown. ll a. m. Service 7.30 p.rn. This will 1°" “"5413. May 21. 1947. at 8 be the firlal Sunday under the lP-M. for the purpose of electing present pastor prior to departure ‘trustees for the government of the from the churches. You are lnvli- institution in accordance with the ed to bc with us as W0 worship. lay-laws and ‘for the transaction

brought before it.

Steele '- Briggs Seeds

Tested for Purity and Germination Flowers, Vegetables and Lawn Seeds i: Every packet dated, selected and tested

Tile Rogers Hardware C0., Lid.

N. D. MacLEAN, Secretary, m4“ ilruskss-

l In Memos-inns.

MRS. FLORA ANN MIcLEAN

, I Fhvrc passed peacefully away m.‘

nf such other business as may be'

cwuqmuowu ..G.U1_\_RI?'IA"

I In Moratorium; i? I

PRESTON WALLACE HARDING

A deep gloom was cast ave: French River and surrounding dis- tricts on Saturday morning, May 3rd, when it was learned that Preston Harding together Willi Ralph McLeod. Marvin Hill and Antoine Blanchard had been drowned Friday night at New Loo- don Harbour. They had gone out to set their lobster traps and tor some unknown reason were un- able to return. Preston's body was ‘ found in the boat which had drift. ed in the harbour during the night. Those of the others have not yet been recovered.

“Peter” gs Preston was familiar- ly known to his friends, was a son of Mr. Boyce Harding and the late Mrs. Harding. Ha was born in French River on March l5, 19o"! and where he lived practically a". his life. He was g kindly nelgh. hor, and will be greatly missed l. {the community, where he was a‘.- l way’: willing to lend a helping hall: ‘in any way possible.

i His cheery greeting and friend ly smile will be remembered fl-s years to come, "at the whazl ivhere he spent so much time a; his work. His genial dlSpﬁSllllbll wan for him a host of friends who deeply regret hrs sudden passing at such an early age. But it 1S 1n the home where he will he most lsorely missed. Bellig an afier- nicnate husband and father r.'.=. imemory wlll be fondly Clléflillctl lalways. He leaves to mourn ha. {sol-rowing widow formerly Miss I Clare Quinn of Stanley Bridge and lflve small children, Shirley, Pearl. Louis. Clair and Ronald. also hrs. father. three sisters and I-hlt‘? |hrothors namely. Marion, Mrs. ll. ' J. McR-ae, Pork Corner; Alma. ll/Lrs. Wallace Adams. Toronto. Ont; Mary, Mrs. Leslie Campbell. Unar- ‘lottetown; Heath and Cecil, Frcncl .River and Harry, Detroit. Mich. The funeral which was ldfgﬁl) attended was held on May 6th. with a short service at the IIOILF of his father, thence to St. Thom- as’ Church, Spring Brook. Servlct were conducted by Rev. B. Frean

a former pastor who spoke coin

fcrling words to the bereaved. Ml

Russel McKay sang with mt. ‘feeling a favorite hymn of the dc-

ceascd, “Shall We Meet Bﬁyollt.

the River" the other hymns sang were “Breathe on Me Breath oi lGod". "Jesus Saviour Pilot. Mo“ land "Lead Kindly Light." Organis‘ was Mrs. Harry Underhlll of lFl-ench River. l i The pallbearers were: Earl Cen- , inon, Warren Sims. Hollis McKay. Donald Lamont, Vere Wheeler and .

George Howatt. The funeral ar-ﬂ ‘rangsnlents were under the synl- i

pathetic and capable management, of J. L. Davlson of Kensington. '

' rooms. TRIBUTES

Fanlllyh-Crescent.

Fat how-Wreath. Fishermen-Wreath. Mom and Dad—Spray.

Alma. Harry and Wallie—Wreath. l

Les. Mary and Josie-Spray. Hlliz and Beers Family -Wreati1. Tom, Margaret. Louis and Ruby —Spray. Pearl, George. Maud and Wal- l lie~Wreath. i Lcstcr. May-me. George and Elsie _Wreaih.

Family - Wreath.

Coronation Womens Institute - Wreath. - ‘ Cards and letters of sympathy were very numerous.

Grave. Muriel. and Family ~- Wl-eath. . Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Hill and

April 33L“- 1947. in Boston, Mass, Mrs. Flora Ann MacLean of Ocean Viv-W. P- E- 1». in her 80th year. She leaves to mourn Angus L. and Hay. Wood MacLean of P. E. 1.; Mrs,

in. Nurse. of 44 Revere Road. ast WWIIIOIIHIII. Mass.

HE KNOWS BEST

and yet we know

1t lrl the darkness Gods Dear wlll be done. ,

'Tis better so.

If in our lonellnw. we look to hlrn we need not fear

For Love will light. the path that

| also were dim I If he be near. Tht-‘tilh He has taken what to us l He gave. I bless him still. Through all of life this Boon alone ‘ we crave to do his will

For he knows best, and his endur- ing love will never fall.

All also 1a ﬂeeting and will one day prove of no avail.

O, my Beloved may this heart oti lmlno cling undo tlhee

Bo ﬂan its master that it may be Thhie eternally.

O. give ua what thou wilt and take away what. thou has given

But Dearest Lord. Be mine on Earth. I pray. and mine in Heaven.

EARRING, Essex. England - 10?) Because children are "coming to school half-asleep." Ilboox teachers want school hours advanced to 10 a.rn. during Dou- bio Bumme Time.

GIIIIIIBYE!

Low llool Knew It.

Holmes and Mrs. Murray of Bus». 1011. Mass. also Margaret L_ Mac»

I Out of our life a light has gonel

lNot. now but Ln the coming years It may he in the hatter land

lWe‘l1 rcad the meanmg of sur ; tears

And then sometime we'll tinder- l stand.

l CARD 0F TIIIIIIIS

l The family of the late Preston lW. Harding wish to thank their many friends and neighbours who sent ﬂowers and messages of sym- .pathy and for the many acts at ‘kindness bestowed upon them In their recent sad bereavement.

In Memos-tam

Ln loving nurmory of our dear father, John T. Garland who passed away Mhy 25th, lose.

lfllltheworlelworomlnetagtvo I'd give it yea, and more

To snap one hall-a ad’ mu.- dear And loo his face once snore.

We often Ilt and talk of his-n

When we are all alone

For anomaly Ia the only thing That grief our call its own.

sees, Mloaod by Hie randy;

In Memos-tam

h sad and loving masonry o! my llolr hither who died May M‘, 1M5.

Doneeaairnteiflmiaahlm There la Inch a vacant Place Ofthnm! think 1 hear his foot

W!!! And 1 one hie Inlllll hoe. Tonight the stare are ahlntnl 0n a lonely alien-t frame Wine they laid my darling father Jolt two yore In Mill!- Miaeed by Ilia Lovtng Daughter. Mary.

In Mogul-Inna

m semi; , er amnr. a. nanuasr olee Mly amt. 1m.

Anniversary Man at 8t. Brennan's Baalllea 41.80 A. M.)

Gone but never will la fol-gotta! p, her Slater, Ellen Keenan. her Nelcae and Nephew;

perﬂyord for

with Blue damask pattern. Reg. $2.50 for

pink over plaid. Reg.

IIOW

Seven Savings

House Furnishings Department

Ovordrapo material In Rayon and Cot- ton. Colors of Rust, Green, Turquoise, Blue or Natural. 50 inch wide. Reg. $3.00

48" wide.

l l Heavy cretonne Drapery. Rose ground ' also yd.

per cent cotton. Size 72x82. White with

i l Cliatliam Blankets. 5 per cent wool, 95 l $6.95 pair-

MCIDRE ‘s. MELEQDEEL“

IIIIIRLOTTETDWI. P. E. I.

in the

Second Floor ‘

Ovordrope material in cotton brecedelv Rose shade only. 50" wide. Reg. $2.00 yd. for . . . . . . $1.00 yd. $I.98 yd.

Cotton Comlorlers. Size 66 x 72. Cover- ed in gay floral ‘prints. Reg. $5.50 each, now $4.25 each

Rayon selﬂstripe Drapery. 50 inches wide. Choice of Blue or Green. $2.00 yd.fol . . . . . . . . .. $I.00 yd.

Drapery Velour in Rose or Blue, single sided. 50 inch wide. Reg. $2.75 yd. for $IJS yd.

“L” aa~

$5.95 or.

In Memos-tam

In loving memory of lamee J. Maoﬂougall. who was Killed In Action In Italy May 23rd, 1844.

May Heaven's wind blow softly 0’er that Iwoet and hallowed spot Where one we love lice IIBQPIHI Who will hovel- be some.

Lovlngly Bonsamberod by Hie Wile and Son Pius l.

III MEMOIIIAM

MATHESDN — In loving mentor! ot our dear son and brother, Sgt. Alexander C. Matheeon, Glen Wil- Ilam, who was Killed In anal-MI M5; 25rd; 19B. There are manly sloore lha§0flm into Paradise r nee I101!!! a» u: with rim u the door of sacriﬁce ‘ltso goldm done- throblh which Ill heroes peas triumphantly , out Into the rich reward of Gods eternity. Higher no man can MM" "Id m" ho cannot give To ele, "tat; others misht be Iv"!- To die that they mu l" n" 5h m, ploy declining yearn. No long om! weary Iran-W beam with honour. rob! l‘ A ooldler and a mall-

nnpee by M otter. Dad. suuyﬂlvﬂlﬂ and loll“!!-

BAIIII 0F TIIAIIIIS

m. and Mrs. Earle Jones wish to express their sincere thanks to their neighbors and friends who so kindly helped in every way during their recent sad bereave- ment; also to the many who sent flowers. letters and cards of sym- pathy. ‘

OFNIFILI Ill! IEIIEVE nee.

also pain of pill with lﬂthhl. sdvallhnlb IIUIIIU

OFFICIAL TREE CONCORD. Nl-L. M07 31 --

(APl - ‘The white birch became Mrs. Esther Webster. Freetown. New Hﬂmpgljire‘; Qllietel lg-ee to- wiahes w sincerely thank the moday when a State Senate bill so the Matron and the Nurses of iltedeslgnltlng ti, w“ “n; go gov.

P. E. I. Hospital for their many Qfnor Charm 3i; m], 1m- 111541;. kindnesses during her and five weeks stay.

°perallm nature.

TIME to MILL-

A hen that isn't. laying at this time oi’ year will prob- ably never pay her way. So It's good business to cull your flock heavily, get rid of the loafers. and put what you get for them Into good

chicks. and good feed to raise thz-m.

"III? 0. L!" That's Ii

hundreds of poultry rnlscrs In “l” 80nd hulme“ t"

will tell you-O. K. for health, vigor, faat growth. early full development. real egg and meat production. These qualities which have made Bray Chicks ao wido- ly and so favorably known are important at‘any time at year; and with chicks started from now on vigor. feat growth, and early full development are DOUBLY Important. Make sure you get the kind that will come on FAQ’! - - - order BR-AY Chicks.

Ask Any at liar P. E. Island Agents: CHARLES WORTH, Charlottetown, Phone SZB-L.

lIobol-t s. an“. Bloomﬁeld. o. c. Johnson. North (ma. Clarence F. Ilaalam. Emerald. “rs. Arthur J. Erlman. New Annaa l. J. Stewart, Montague. I-I. A. Jelley. 0'Leary.

Elmer- waugll, Wlhnot Valley. (Jhillh S. lilaclsay. Park Corner.’ u. B. Home. Brooklyn. Mrs. Goo. Mnlrhead. Si. Eleonora wine... w. came. anemia. Garth McLean. Lot 1o. South Weai

Mia; Gertrude Douoett. Hunter It.

make provision now for good green pasture for your growing hirds. Lots of short tender green feed will save you purchased growing feed. and raise you better birds.

TIME to ORIIER-

If you haven't already ord- cred your Chicks-or if you could handle a second Iot- don‘t put off ordering. We can give prompt shipment new.

FRED W. BRAY, LIMITED

I20 JOHN ST. N. - HAMILTON, ONT.