ee _ leaving B net balance of $37.56. _ are 132 paid up members. Red were : “Te "League members catered 5 tars convention, and nurses ip following: T. B. League, Cancer : Musical Festival, ague was held in the! , Youth Centre with the ‘gent; Mrs. Wilfred Perry : rer’s report showed an amount of $1,891.94 faken in and disbursements of $1,854.38, Membership convener Mar- garet Wedge reported that there Cross Gonvener, Mrs. Cecil Clow) reported. 230 garments were sewn and knitted during the year. So- cial Service convener, Mrs. Ivan Clow resigned and Mrs. Roland Ratelle agreed to take over. Three children. were clothed for first, communion, groceries, cloth- ing, ‘milk, cod liver oil capsules to needy families, capsules were also supplied to rie Heard At hand 's CWL Council. Meeting SUMMERSIDE — The annual mec’ 2geef the Summerside Par- ish Council of the Catholic Wo- bay . Thomas Linkletter reported ivities included a tag day, nanaaate sales, booth at K. of C. fe: ‘al, annual collecti>a, bingo for—convent,—16-card—part-|- jes, pantry sales and catered to two banquets. Girl Guides convener, reported that im the parish thtte™are two Guide companies with. 60 guides, the full co-operation from the other members fo help them in their different offices. one Brownie pack with 46 Brown- ies. $75.00 was. .donated-to camp fund. ’ The following donations were made throughout the year Kins- men Christmas tree, St. Mary's Academy, Drama _ Festival, Festival, Sacred Heart Program, Dental Clinic, St. Vincent's Orphanage, Family Rosary, Prince County Hospital, Boys School, Sisters of the Precious OTTAWA (CP) — Canada’s in- dex of farm prices for agricul- tural products dropped 2.2 points in February to 239.8 from 242.0 in January, the bureau of statis- ties reported Wednesday. The in dex price is based on 1936-38 | prices equalling 100. the Sisters to be distributed when needed among children at- | ~ tending school. | Gifts were donated by lerigue | members-and turned over to the} Welfare Sisters to be given to} needy children at Christmas. Many gifts were given to the needy throughout the year. Also many hours were spent by lea-| £4 gue members doing social work for the Welfare Sisters by wash- ing, ironing, sewing and mend- ing to be given out to the needy. A donation of $10 was given te a sick boy. A great many hours was spent by league members helping with the sick and $35 Was given to a burnt out family. Education convener, Mrs. Toussaint Perry reported. Prizes were donated to the Convent for classwork and music to the boys for Cathechism, and to the high a $20 to the Mugical Fes- ; $100 to the Catholic Girls Behar sip Fund; $50 to the boys forthe girls who eras. vais os Mary’s Acad- also paid expenses to the said in honour of the coun- 'S patron saint Our Lady of Council, the living and de- gre members of the League, the men of the parish who supreme sacrifice in and a wreath was at the monument in their Program, Flowers were donated for the altar at Easter. . Citizenship convener, Mrs. Henry Landry reported attend- Canadian Red _ Cross, also helped in convassing for the following drives, Red Cross, Can- cer, March of Dimes, members -available for almost any worthwhile also helped to make dressings for 2 ‘society. Six immigrants to 9.95. Now 5.00 Men's all woo] Sport Coats. To 24.50. Now 17.95 Now 20.00 Men's 2 Pant Suit, in brown, blue and grey. To 39.50. Now 29.50 a Diterh tal leat YOUR — oh 7 Byrne Hope ele TORONTO, 16th—Hurray! ... + running! ich reminds me to y ending to a meal ca Oe Pour fresh maple syrup ROYAL INSTANT Banana or Vanilla wm of a host of inventions you can eae up, with al Instant Puddings on your shelf. sore are seven flavors—all of which combine beautifully with fruits, ae ea cream, sauces, = ie in a few minutes, these oe avored, creamy-smooth Royal Instant Puddings are a boon te the good cook, with a dessert- rt-loying family. GOT BIG PLANS FOR SPRING? In. In these bright oe days =~ of us begin to add up the many things about the house that need repairing or moderniz- ing. But how many go undone because ‘of| [~ a lack of ready cash? The best way to\{-§ realize your Fee is with a BANK OF MONTREAL Improvement Loan... a stock of Ri —from building a garage to painting the yu trim. H.I.L.’s are inexpensive—only 6% per annum—and you re- pay in easy monthly instalments. Your local BofM manager I gladly show you how a Home Improvement Loan can help you! MARY’S MOTHER IS OFFICIAL SANDWICH-MAKER to the | neighborhood small-fry. They gobble her | sandwiches faster than they can say ‘ Yumm-m!” Her secret? She | ago dis- covered that the tangy, home-cooked flavor of satin-smooth MIRACLE WHIP makes any sandwich —_ a taste delight! No one has “different” hes and ever: successfully copied superbly Miracle Whip. That’s why salads made with Miracle Whip are unique for flavor, for smoothness, for downright goodness. Buy the budget-wise 32-0z. jar of Miracle Whip to insure gleeful en over your own sandwiches and salads. Nothing quite like it! WHAT A PROUD BEAUTY! It’s a delight to the owner of every. kitten to watch her prized pet develop into a healthy, high- Ts cat as she thrives on her favorite food . BALLARD’S CHAMPION WHOLE FISH C, \T PPOOD. A scientific balances of protein, vita . .. with extra quantities of Vitamin BI . combined in Dr. Ballard’s Whole Fish Cat Food to give the best balanced diet ever prepared for any cat or kitten. Your pet purr her en-, thusiastic loudest when she sees you reach for (<-> oa at of Dr. Ballard’s Champion Whole Fish a a AH! THE LONGING TO HELP! . .-. We all feel it when we see someone we love suffering from bronchial er asthmatic attacks! This human reaction is shown in the many letters written by men and women who have themselves found relief from such afflictions through RAZ-MAH. Yes, many, many thousands of sufferers breathe more easily and comfortably because of aoe = If you gasp for breath, wheeze and =~ bronchial or asthmatic attacks, these Fen testimonials promise—“You will find longed- relief with RAZ-MAH Capsules.” Won’t you try them yourself? a REENDAL’S WEEK END SPECIALS "s Work Windbreakers. Ladies’ Spring Coats, includ- signed to fit the shorter figure —24.50 to 59.50. Special this week— 10% Off See our new Dresses— printed silks, large checks and oe glazed cottons and heeds 66 up Ladies’ Spring Suits — also summer linen suits. Any style that you desire. 14.95 to 59.50 ES RN SS SR LTE ILE SEI Ladies’ All Weather Coats, in Pudding for the | ‘Men's leather palm Men‘s Work Socks “Work Gloves. = 49 | 39 See our range of men's Spring Windbreakers and choose en ae ee in town. All specially ee dren's Coats and Coat Sets in tweed or plain mater- ial. Sizes 4 to 14x. Priced from 12.95 to 29.50 from ¥ ' from, for both ladies and schildren. Striped, checked or : I 2 : . I. ef 4.95 up + - = 144 - 150 GREAT GEORGE ST. a variety of shades including . black and white check—also reversible, one side paisley, the other in shades of royal blue, brown, beige or red. Sizes 8 to 20 and 16'/2 2412. 16.95 to 39.50 Ladies’ dressy blouses, 100% terrylene. 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