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lt’: lovely breed — so smooth and so white

—to bake bread lust right use Fleisehmantﬂe FRESH Yeast

Bread plays a big part in today's meal planning. It is your family's most dependable low-cost ener food-supplying Vitamin B. And, it is extra use now as a strut: er for other foods. It’ ou bake at home, Flcischmann’! fresh Yeast w’ _give ou good bread every time-light, sweet, jllll _ gist tasting loaves! Ask your grocer today for Fleisch- menu's fmb Yeast with the familiar yellow hbeiq Canada's favorite for over 70 years!

SUPPLIMINI‘ YGIII Itili by eating I seiies el ILIMCNMANN’! lreeit Yeest every day. this treslt Veeet is en eaeetlent netwel leinse ef the ilnpertent I Complex Vlteniine.

ﬂADI IN YNADA

IHTII FLOWE. C. W. la.

-—-i- On Sunday. May 14th the first annual meeting of the Little Flow- Wouienb-dﬁin o‘ 13f: qwitthmk e an stftegds-noetgfeﬂ 9 B196 00ml mower. The President. Mrs. Stem. wedd- ed. The minutes of the previous monthly meeting was read. apt/ro- vccl and signed. The different reports showed that {e-ioellem work hsd been done by the ezue.

m semis loeed with uih"“sy' m c m" - rforthebqvein the armedfomel.

Retailers Thank Women Shoppers

The Treasurers report showed the total receipts were $663.00, and the expenditures were $583.00. total amount now on hand is $83.12!).

The Diocesan President. Mira. Parnell McMahon. and Mrs. Rank Murray. Convener of Girl Guides. attended the meatimz. Mrs. Mo- Mahon gave a very interesting ad- dress m the members on the woe-it oi C Win . and Mrs. Munav also spoke briefly on the Girl Guides. and expressed her nieasxue at belm orescnt at the meet .

e newly-unpainted officers for the year 1944-46 are as follows: - _

President. Mrs, .1 z: Rcssiter. Phr naticnce with lncxccrlc-Mu

“irst Vice-President, Mrs. Justin 1W1?-

Mr thy. For carryin panels. KSefcond Vice-President. Mrs. M). For obse ng wartime restric-

(‘C L‘ .

. tlons on deliveries, etc Third Vice-President. Mrs. M. B.

This week. May 22 to 2'1. 1s Mrs. Consumer Week which is being observed as a tribute to the Wo- men of Canada for the part they have played 1n carrying out o! the wartime regulations.

On the whole Canadian retailers can thank the majority oi’ women shoppers for the following reasons:

For buying only what they need.

For dealing only with established businessa and refusing to toler- ate Black Markets

For accepting shortages. l-Iuclies Fo handling their ration books Csncsoondgnx_Secreta._i-,v_ Miss well. ~v= - _--~__ - _-_ QUICKIES By Ken Reynolds

"Just like my Guardian Want Ad said-I imitate _birds!‘_’_

i PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND - NOVA SCOTIA

FERRY SERVICE

VIA WOOD ISLANDS, P.E.l. — CARIBOU, N.S.

M.V. “PRINCE NOVA" ."The Connecting Link Between These Provinces".. (natty-summers INCLUDED) Daylight Saving Time

Starting May 1st the Neva Beetle-Prince lldweed lelend Ferry Service will operate three rennd I!!! per ll!-

Will Leave Wood islands Will Leave Caribou 1ee an l

, , _ am. 11.00 a.m. and 8.00 p.m.

Lee | I: and 5.00 p m. LUNCHES SERVED NORTHUMBERLAND FERRIES, LIMITED

- CIIARLOTTETOWN. LIJ.

NOTE-The ii s-ni. and l us. eelllnsl will In cluwllel ell Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays daring May and June by order of Oil Controller. October and November schedule will be announced later.

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We have the following high grade coal in stock, namely: Old Sydney. Springiiill. inver- ness, Albion Round, Albion Nut, Bras d’0r. Also Dominion Coke.

We advise customers to book their require- ments as early as possible in order to insure delivery later on.

W. D. GILLIS & CO.

PHONE 176

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' uwsa-ese- Twenty-Four liour Leave

I! RENE! BBANN

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m m Wegiet’: veﬁt sore ﬁlkned . H h i 0W OI‘ 6 YOU I. COIOIB Cl ' tels gel-shy. Disapitdliigihienterwelioh- BILiDXIOLliIOOdI, small amount; her down. Bhe had been a0 lwPc- avoi eni lute longer.

realized that them mento loose a. mliarmleae,

she could do" pletesJ-islpspre- pleasant tasting.

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Dr. Wernefs Powder Plitﬁlllu |N IHI wuuiu

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FATHER IOWIIN DIED IN NATIVE P. I. l.

from (Hiih River Times) has been

B’ O - :1 i

‘rakes: Word

P. E. I. from a serious heart nise some months past, and weelm left the west for native ce Edward Island. ing that the oondlti would ‘improved. He was 00

J eI‘BG'ls?-WCL P? ‘I Ihro Williams. Mains U

somettiiine th ‘ o... ' held at; that ﬁnonend ahswould be reoon- cardigan 15.1.01; gay 3, with

burial at n into the hotel andiPawhrk went east

She turned W Diane upon round John already wartime for her-li-eceipo of nursi- Bowlen’! 5e!- Hie wanted to know if things had loue condition, arriving before his

turned out as she'd hoped Well death

they hadn't. but she didn't want to 30m at Cardigan, Fnther Bowlen talk about it. V the end, John," she said Wll-h Wwas ordained in the priesthood in confidence she was for from feeling.‘ 1915 H; served m; Hanna and He looked at her and saw tours Oyen districts till i922 when he 1n 1161' eYf-‘S 511d hi?!‘ 11115 QTHTIMQPS- ‘cache t0 High River. He has been “You wouldn't cqrc to tell mt? pnrisn priest of this district since “I can't. John" iris-t time. llness forcln: him m "A l-Nuble S1wfcd-~--" , retire from his active duties last "I can't share this one.’ _

"All right. guy mt- Ocmc on MS Fat-he!‘ Bovylen has been devoted find B Wblﬂ’ |in his service to the chursli and But they didntt stay very long.‘ dyu-jng m5 early priesthood ncccmp- John said he had her sleep 0n hi5 lis-hed great work in establishing wnsclcnﬁﬁ H9 _ M50 “mud l° and building churches in ihe Hanna. snatch a not) hunﬁclf. H‘: got M1‘ and Oyen districts. He litid n fre-' back to the airdroi.nﬂ_a “We 8351' cnedous field to cover frcrn Rosc- siX. He said, "Good night. Plfiasml" bud to Hanna. and many stories dreams. Maybe I'll be sPeﬂkmﬁ more told of his tireless energy and Wu 13181"? {unselfish labors.

"Mﬂybf." She laid a hand on hij‘ Ccmlng to the old established‘ arm. “Be careful, John, ivont YO"? iohurch of 5t. Francis at High River

"You bet." . Ilia carried on services at Brant and somcitztncﬁ 511E did sllwk i0 hlm- Blackie. including a large area in The pilots iii the planes were in 111., ckmal duties Under his touch Wit-h 111B Oieraiwﬂﬁ "m" ‘ ministration the work of the church She dreaded 801118 011 duh‘ 111i"- developed, and he has left man evening -- she didn't quitc knmvﬂostltw memorials of his life. M‘ Why- Pefhﬂ-lfs it W35 lﬁmilfe mifhis suggestion a numbsr of hand- Wﬂs tired. bemuse shcd bell! 59‘scme memorial window; were added dlswlll-‘Olﬂmd. Ncme 0f 9min‘ ﬁgem‘; to St. Francisis church, transform- ed in her usual fomi. 'I‘h_8yd ailing it in his time to a. beautiful been lost in aclmiraticn o. Valet-cans significant Qmu-e of wqrghlp, during the put tivenity-four hours.‘ Father Bowie“ was a ma“ 0g She vms so wonderful the r/Bvy Q19 many interests. and firm friendships stuck to it. Not. for a mcment 11841, ivhich ivcrp not limited by ckrical She falter“! when 011 duty lﬂst-‘ossccia-tions. He. we. n supporter nlilht. _ of town soortafsmlliai-figurcat the

Lana liad quarrcled with her con- ‘ $3.3m; rink and tmms qguyt, [>115

trcller. It wasn't serious, of course. wide range o; reading gnvc hm but it was the first raw zlicyd had, broad ccniacts and he was for and as a result Lilli; was 1:‘. a Iur- i “mm. year; a [nrmbm- u; Rotary, ious temper at everybody- 5119 113d‘ serving ns a capable and progressive flown al- tlle lit-ﬁlo YWW l/Vﬁuf W110.‘ president of that crganizniiou. His llllbﬁklwwll W BHYOYIB. was suffering‘ death is giczily mourned, not only frctn pangs of acute licmcsickness. The little new Wnnf had burst into‘ mks; o; (m. page,“ but B350 by tears and no on.» had _<r.cr.n:l nblc to} tQﬂlnfitjeOple generally comfort her- Grigg had violent tcolhache. The others had tried to persuade her to go to the dental sulﬂéry. but she had stubbo nly refuse-cl to do any- thing about; it. Stafford said angrily that she cuglit to have illOPc sense. that. n girl her age ought lo know better how to take care of herself.

6:088. older than the otheis. was touchy about her age nnd so the two of tlisim had beeun bicker- ing. It hadn't been a. pleasant of- ternoon for anybody. Almost in silence they hooped over so tlic 09s. room. A madden gust of wind swept across the flying field. There were low clouds overhead. Grigg looked up at the sky and shook her head. "Bed flying weather." _ "All right." said Staffoiid irrit- ably. “No need to dwell on it." They showed their passe; went through the doors that led toward the holy of holies. They

SOUTH PINETTE RED CROSS

The South Pinetbe Red Cross worklmz unit lins been holding monthly meetings throuzhout the winter months. with an average nt- tendnncc of l4 members.

The funds have been added to in various ways-whist party. sale or tickets on quilt etc. The majority

the ladies have donc a great deal_of_ knitting, v/hichjinsall‘ been

heard her dreiw u

She tucked her aim through hers.

“Plow I hate this war." she sold ‘zm y.

"I know’. We all do. It seems to get worse and worse. I wonder how John‘. wife will feel when she gets the news. I suppose they hai'cn‘t met wince that evening at the Bird o! Paradise?"

"No. I dmft think so."

"llltiil be awful for Cherry. grim?” Wlbllfémsmt wgemfélﬂhyr‘ 32,1; ﬁévu 1 wgiezdgregm ld be doin Then they ‘went to went “Tom bwween them‘ Ziglilo m mK-wnhm r‘ hour MIIanxi he seemed pretty good friends. thgir troublesa were for-' tiﬂmaiéijllt ﬁat”; l I .t

C 8 Hill] gotten. ‘They were keyed up andlrealyy Hunk i?’ “.3, 30E‘; gun“

ey weren't too healthy for their very mum in love with her‘.-

bv the people whom he served as‘

| ' THE caannorrsrown Grumman **-'&"".'.%'.riﬁ“‘§*.?-fé

oosnmi

received of the death of Father willtam Bowlen on gum’ m: Monday, May 1st. at Olmrlottefowril l-le had been suffering‘ _ lllheaség-llﬁwith in e

EUV 01'

his 60o. -j an melon leis no than held ﬁn: will be continued st next meet- esrs of age - l Health roﬂ‘ (la- onsgnﬂlinieicuvcs ere ma. waft“! “Id ‘meg W3?!’ 1Y4: V1"- " ‘jg! we? with the Kine’. and . .1 “w” ""1 . . . bong Beach Onlik,‘ Michel-l and John CalggiydAcltaq

“It'll be ull r18!“ iﬂjcame west a; a young man. and 3 J

l!" w“ » a“, '- DEIMIAIIASSIIII’ . Ansount o! money on hand ‘t ‘ﬁlm m. gthcenmw snicyhnll- dilate“. 67:13‘ otgoynﬁd cm‘ Ml! Inﬁll I ll iii V\ﬁ‘-"-"-'¢'-"'~*'~'-"~'-W~ ygili- no; are iicie in lace by this minnow uaru: w. i.

incident

edu". gum Mcpmg y; i in; wastes and excess gastric acids." 4w’, l’! IIQTIMI , I18 R011 c,“ w be J5.“ A dash of pleasant-tasting lee h l j mm c1 flower, cecal of water before breakfast helps overcome

v .v Mrs. Hyde, by ltlire. E and committee in charm

AUGUSTINI COVI SCHOOL fu- th f M ob Reoortx_1mm o Enrol Carruthetb. Aleha. Fad

yen. Grade IX-l. Dorothy Campbell,

M86-

. Murray. Grade VII-l. Margaret Corru- thias, 2. Kitty Lou MncFairlnne. 3.

Be v Murray. Grade VI-l. Lowell Campbell. 2. Hnith Murray. 3. Phyllis Murcho‘. Grade V-l. Bessie Burke. 2. ven- nie Robinson 3. Vernon Campbell. Perfect attendance — lvlnrcaret Carruthers, Kitty Lou Campbell.

Report For Avril

Grade X——1. lilrrol Cori-uthers, 2. Mnrhreeret Murphy. 3. Aleths Mac-

yen. Grade IX—l. Dorothy Campbell. 2. Jack Murray.

Grade Vl—1. Margaret Cami- thers. 2. Kibtv Lou MucFarlane. 3.

urra. .

Betty M Ruth Murray. 2.

‘El

. .7 Grade VI-l.

Phvllis Mumhv 3 Frances Priors Grade V-l. Bessie Burke. 2. George Murphy, 3. Vernon Comp-

Perfect attendance -Q Errol Car- rutliers. Dorothy Campbell.

JZHTPC Carruthers. Kitty Lon Moc-

Fnrl-sne. Betty Murray. Ruth Mur-

Bessie Burke _Princlpnl-Freda _ l-iowai

r couto HAVE oouateo EFFIE'S MONEV m»: HER, u: --

beu apt in the service. ti oldidrens ooete wenniadsaisoltquiltalotwhich time dusted to Red . Dnsietiosie incl starial for Mrs regs?‘ ismigy b itii-zfma w . u . . MacKlnley donated material for several boxes for boys who are

0V . XODOHOIIIDLLM - .::-' "

l

in the 827.00 realized . Red Cross

liner Hyde.

a-i z aret Murphy, 2.

rv Phyllis Murphy. George Mimihy.‘

of beauty so much admired

acidity and indigestion. , Sparkling and refreshing,

VITALITY, s eieu eossplealoe; bright eyes and a buoyant step are the belie

inner cleanliness can be s real toward this outward sparkle and beauty. ‘Fruit Salt’ help yoa attain the: wholesome inner cleanliness-a system free of food

constipation and headaches, helps correct

s1 .~.\i:.

to mire-free of harsh, bitter salts-no sugar or artiﬁcial iiavouring of any kind. Take Ben's ‘Fruit Salt’. You'll like its pleasant taste. Buy a large, economical bottle from any druggis: today.

no? cl

hyallnemAnd Ian's

Eno is pleasant

Q sminxtiue in» jmsrnrjsmno: more i s

APRIL lilEETllxfi l;<'EW GLASGOW

Miss Elsie Laird. entertained the members of New Glasgow Women's

evening. Tho President presided and opened the meeting with the suiuzfngcf Institute Ode and repeat- ing ciuo creed in unision. Roll cell [was responded to by each member Jianding in an article for on wuotion

s m. Eighteen membe e iii-went w were also pleased to welcome sev- Icmal visitors, School committee re- lported visiting school. and several |nrtlcles needed. school committee to purchase same it W85 decided in scrub school during Easter holldavs and four members offered to do .this work. Bills were presented for l\‘.'1'\d overseas boxes and ordered

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____"_?C.':l"l‘0SD0lld€llCt_2 >rcltltjl_._y_in_c_lgd_g_gn l’! "CAP" STUBBS

HUMPH! LIKE WHEN YOU l INVESTED IN SCROGGINS‘ INVENTION --AN' rusv nu~ OFF wm-i rue MONEY!

intgreailhlfleytfler from one overseas. Further

pointed: Lunch fee. Mrs H

gram committee

taking charge. assisted bv

prices , The committ tained mm contests and

na Stevenson the "apple" contest. Roll next meetine to be

tie for the local own». Next,meetlniz_to_be held

vo LIKE TO we seen THEIR races WHEN may asap ‘sour CAP FINDIN’ GRAWPA BAN6S'MONEY m mar OLE sous cum--

boys overseas for box received. and also thanks was extended bv one A on of the members from another boy correspondence was read and discussed. also monih-' Institute at her home on Monday lv

_ NORTH!!- The following committees

and Miss ME Campbell: Tile‘ Kiri;- fE-BID, D0 i’l 8 . . Eight members were named to puck Duet two ovemeas boxes. The auction sale then took place with the plisleysidegt . S. . Hill biddi g brisk and good '

Mrs. P. L. Campbell and M138 An- winning first ghee in

answered by memcrs hondinu in a medicine bot-

of our’ home of Mrs. hunch]; Meeting closed with the m n em --G

--—-.-—-_.___ ROCKFORD SCHOOL

ARBOR DAY EXEECIII! The Arbor Day program at w ford Square School very much . joyed was as follows:

p . Fin

. Waltz of the ﬂowers. Tschalkowsky.

Chorus: O Canada, The 1's < Trees. The Tiny Seed. The D The Brook, Our lilmpireh Hag.

Patriotic chorus: "lie Empire Marching" Uses of ‘Frees, B Song.

Chorus: "Land We Love", History of Our Flag. A Saints (m- the Hag. National Anthem.

MONKEY NUTS IN ENGLA Peanuts am called Bround- n Africa.

enter- rid les.

at the in B! Edwina

AN‘ THEY LIVIN’ m Tween: I HOUSE WITH ‘n-aarpuain F062 THREE WHOLE MONTH? wusu THEY BOARDED A-r eerie/s.

TEE-HEGI

“will Tlhlnﬂs W“? hippem"! and‘ lastingly serious I know he was l

men up in the skies. Cherrys face , was white and set. Bob Kennedy (T0 bi wntlnhed) was in denser-and John, now! Bob W845 through

rhfﬂwggf more‘ rn'roii.i~:n_ “RANK” COURTESY.

l5 was being ordered to retumJ But John . . . . . . .. I Cherry dorm out of a daze ll.‘ later, she was mt. lost leaving the, 0P0. room she heard two officers

talking. "Bad luck about old liar-l rap," one of them was saying. | Bed luck about old Her-rem. 0b.: John. John. why did you do it? You

were crany. You were warned... I "He'll probably get a posthumous

V. C, for that." said the second

officer. 1 “Mind you. it may not necessarily, be thumoue. There's a chance

lie'l tut-n up yet."

“Think

7.. "Well, rail, amt-it he'll have to be lisuliy"

8n thought of their conversation as they'd driven to tmvn. "I may my opportunity, but it's gm. to something big. A couple of Mess‘ erschmitlts m‘ an odd Doriiier or a0} won't mean a thing to me..." Had thatbeenin hismind whenheii been no there tonisht? HM he l-‘Mn to outdo squirt-

that little Valerie no. at her side. Ohsrry ________.__._________ ,

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cosiPLnrii-LY our-cu

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