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loves illeloydliilo all werl because We nada with _pure
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gl n-eh will season when the earth wakes to lay-
llll.e'iind”eE.tl|=| returilhl:  3: the svn. And while nstllro
lilshene the whole world, we a i ee e natural urge tobr ghten up
an corner when we live. You‘ll and that Old Dutch am exterior
nite, wood or stone steps, porches, window frames and can beauti-
fully elesn quickly and st low cost-
Old Dutch is made with pure “aalarnotite” (pro-
aecnced ale/-mo-me), a scratghlesa eleanins Ind P°l-
iniing material or voicanlc anim that cleans quicker
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cleaning pu realy ai east. Aveiid closur-
ers cents ning deatruct ve gr t ._ 1*..
in on me li-lossy: it slime u ii dem s'\` _
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CLEANING. UP
no Nor FORGET
Your
MofroRs,\ VACUUM CLEANERS,
REFRIGERATOR MOTORS
and
ALL MOTOR DRIVEN APPLIANCES
GLEAN UP Week
Citizens are reminded that it is cus-
tomary to observe annually a general
“Clean Up” Week. The Mayor and
City Council recommend for this pur-
pose the week of May 21 to 26, when
citizens are requested to -make the
necessary “spring cleaning” for the
coming summer. As this year promis-
es to be a “red letter” one in the his-
tory of the city, including official visi- .
tations from the Jacques Cartier
Delegation and the Maritime Memb-
ers of the Canadian Press. it is boiled
that the renovatill3`,`1_°e_painting and
redecoratins generally will be on 9.
more generous scale than usual. ,
SAMUEL KENNEDY, I
` Mayor. `
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poration of the United States ill
establish a branch factory here
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KEEP Comfortable
Don’t ict the extra pounds of heavv clothes get
you down, Dress to keep comfortable. Cudmore’s
Special Cleaning Process, at current savings,
makes it possible for all men to be immaculate
and cool in summer-weight suits.
CUDMORES i
Individual Dry Cleaners
CLEANED é? REPAIRED  Great George Stmet
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone for Information and Prices
PALMER Al|T0 ELECTRIC U0.
Phone 437 P. O. Box 503
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for Spring
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Your home will have a fresh, crisp. inviting sv-
llearanee at small cost if ou call us to do 5'0"'
painting and decorating. list lmatss furnished
ed wit out cost or obligation. Phone tedayi
A J. ALFRED. DOYLE
DECORATOR and PAINTER
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“ The FRIENDLY HARDWARE
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mans umm ue. 1' wwe
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Alm Island drawn Ne. l
Wheat. lulu and Buckwheat.
#li of which we are selling at.
lowest prices to elses.
OA." ilorne & Go-
(By The Canadian Press)
'i\olwN'I‘0. Atlas plywood Coz.
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and
will be operating about June 1.
THREE RIVERS. Que.-it. Law-
rance Paper Company has increas-
ed wales of all smgoyes 10 per
-._-.-
cant, retroactive to ay 1.
HA.MIUI`0N.. Ont. -» lurllngion
Relmerloo Limited produclns mot-
or all and gasoline, belan opera-
tions in their new plant here' this
week. _
MILTON, Oat.-The Milton Brock
Company re-opened its Didnt here
this week effecting an improvement
in the local employment situation,
MONTREAL-Pennit has been
issued to the Dominion Glass Com-
pany, Limited to erect a $100,000
addition to their plant here.
l"Ell’l~GUS. Ont. -- Beatty Bros
Limited here have added B5 to
their payroll since lsat September.
Qther local plants l'QP°¥t business
expansion.
QUEBEC-A six percent wage in-
crease was announced here this
week for employe.; of the Anglo
Pulp and Paper Mills.
FORT ERIE, Ont.-Total on re-
lief .11 Fort Erie has been cut from
1000 to about 400 in the last two
months by demand for labor on
new projects.
UI'.l'AWA.-Building permits in 6
cities issued ln April 'were up $600,-
000 over the figures for the ear-
responrllng month of last year.
Against Exaggerated
Gold Values
(O.P. By Gulrdialfs Spaslril Wire)
HALIFAX. May 18 - "Far too
much enthusiasm has been shown
in Nova Bootle for ‘gat rich quick
ideas' in gold mining." Professor G.
V. Douglas. NLC., M.Bo., ll.G.S.
of the Department of Geology at
Dalhousie University declared hare
today.
Prof. Douglas said he held no
brief for"'flashy little mines that
soon petered out." he said in an
address before a service club. 'Mon-
ey is made in finding a consistent
body of gold in a mass of ore that
ensures consistent operation, month
after month," the geologist assert-
ed. I
Prospects for gold mining in No-
va Scotia were bright ifhandlsd
correctly. he believed. "You have
here a. number uf deposits that. will
pay. But they need guidance," Prof.
Douglas declared. '
The Professor added a word of
criticism: "ln the past you have
had too many ‘straw bosses' com-
ing down fnnm the north country!
Instead, what were needed, he
claimed, were qualified mining men
acquainted with the physical chu-
acterlstics of the province and the
nature oi its sold mining.
It was his opinion that the price
of gold would not rise much more,
because of this belief, he said ho
was "definitely against opening up
of mines on exaggerated ideas oi
gold values."
Nut Waters Chocolate
Here is a nice mixture for little
chocolate wafers, which spread quite
thin while baking-wafers with the
added interest of wallluts in them.
They are sutliclentiy rich to be st-
tractlve el10l\8'l1 for the quite special
occasion, yet neither t-0° trouble-
some or expensive to make in lm*
eroui amounts for ismllv \l=¢~
IA cup shortening.
1 cup granulated sugar
2 beaten eggs
2 squares <2 ounces) chocolate
1 cup chqsped walnut meats
2-s cup pastry flour
to salt
it aapoon
1/, teaspoon vanilla
Cream shortening and add sul"
gradually. Cream all the while. Adil
well-beaten eggs. Melted chocolate.
nutmeats, flour, salt. and vanilla.
Drop from a teaspoon 0l‘» to I BT905-
gq bakim sheet. about 2 irlcllu
,pm md page in not oven for 10 to
12 minutes.
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Hairdressing Shoppe
108 Greet Geerlo limi
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nani enum about ear Barone on!
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ol luoai lauuet but aslvartiaini ol a
nappy agtnrs qs; be laurte at Q
elite e ward stslstiv aapsbis in |4-
velos, .
Illbl HAI-IY GOMIZ. ilmalii
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violinist, accompanied by Miss Nan
show. Oharlotceiovafs tales ti
Rimini. _lt Mole Chorus Concert
_, day nicht.. _Ldlel
UNUIGNID NlWi-Oorreepohw
ants; are sails reminded that all
news sent for publication must-
heve the sender! name and address
attached.
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BROOKFIELD-and Clyde River.
8i\turdsy.~Msy 20th. l-Iartsvllle, i1
A. M. Clyde River 3 P. M. and
Brookfield '1 P. M. L-M22.
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PANTBY SALE B. A. McDonald.
today. Knife Daughters '1`rlrolty
Church. L-Bill.
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Mr. Russell Mchure, Rustlco,
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to learn. seriously ill at his home.
l°lil2SB¥'l‘llltlllN Ulilllvil
SERVICES--Port Borden at il
it-in., Bradslbsne at 3 unlock. North
Tryon at 7.30. idol-hers Day service;
will be held at Brsdalbanc end
North 'i‘ryon. Dr. M. E. Genre.
pastor. l.--5100
POTATOES AND FERTILIZER
-Buying table stock _potatoes et.
our Uharlottetwon warehouse daily.
our fertiliser comin: by beet will
be in Charlottetown Tuesday. May
Rand Moadoy. May Slit. our lac-
i0l'Y mlllod fertilizer will be avail.
able. Paul A. Murray. L-alta
MISS FRANCES WOOD. whose
delightful voice and charming per..
sorlality won the hearts of Qum-
mersldo llwllls last week. will be
heard again at the Male Chorus
Cloncert Monday next. L.-514!
in nizuonina
MB. HUGH NIOHQLSON
Qn Thursday, April 5th, Mr. Hugh
Nichol-sen. a very hishly esteemed
resident of Glen Valley, passed
gsceiully away in the Prince
ounty _l-lospital, Burnmerside, at. the
age of GZ years. The deceased had
been in a poor condition of health
the greater part of the winter and
had been in the Prince County Hos-
pital the most of that time.
When Mr. Nicholson entered the
Hospital, it was hoped that his case
was not st all serious. But as time
went on it became evident that re-
covery was impossible. All that
medical skill and kind friends could
do was dana, but all to no avail. On
the above mentioned date his gentle
spirit. winged its hesvenward flight.
Besides a sorrowlrlg widow. thalia-
ceased leaves to mourn the loss of a
kind and loving father, three Ions
and two daughters. The sons ara:
John D. Nicholson, Dryden, Ontario;
Norman Nicholson, C. N. Railway,
Charlottetown, and Wilfred Nichol-
son, at home and the daughters are
Mrs. Donald McDonald, Brookfield,
and Mrs. Hedley McPherson, Glen
Valley. Mr. Nicholson was the san
of Mr. and Mrs. _Angus Nicholson.
who came out from Scotland quite a
tow years ago. In their family there
were seven brothers and four sisters.
The brothers who survive Mr. Nich-
olson now deceased are Angus Nich-
olson. Western canada; Daniel
Nicholson. Boston; James Nicholson.
Mmtsina. and Alexander biloholson.
Wisconsin. Two other brothcrs,
John Nicholson and William Nichol-
son Paired away some years eso-
John had reached the ssc ot 30
years and William the age of 16
years. The four sisters are Mrs.
Flour McLeod. sydney. N,-S.; Mrs-
Maicolm Buchanan, llrsdalbsna;
Mrs. Isaac Sharp, Pleasant Valley,
and ms. Norman McPherson, Mim-
tasue.
Two of their sisters predeceased
their brother _Hugh by a number oi
years, namely, Mrs. Issac Sha;/in
and Mrs. Normpn M_cPl1srson. r.
Nicholson was a man who was quite
widely and favorably known. Having
travelled considerably throughout
Canada and the United States, he
had made a large number of friends.
Some twenty-five years ago he be-
came ii member of the Canadian
Order of Forresters and he has been
a member of the Orange Qrder since
his early manhood years. In both ni
these orders he was held in high es-
teem by his many brethren. They
and all others who came to lmow
him will henceforth miss his genial
presence. But while many in the
outside world will miss him it ls lr:
the home that his loss will be fell
most keenly, With his bright and
cheerful manner, he there made life
pleasant for all. In his absence his
loved ones will spend many lonely
hours. While in the hospital his
suffering which at times was very
intense, was borne ln a spirit of
heroic calmness. 1-lc did not mur-
mur nor complain. For some time
previous he rsellzed that the end
could not be far away. And yet in
the face of all of the odds against
him, he remained calm and unmov-
ed. Hs knew “ln Whom he had
believed and he was persuaded that
Hs was able to keep what He had
committed to His trust against that
day." His passing was one of sweet
P63412.
The funeral, which was a very
large one was held on the afternoon
of Saturday. April 'lt.h. The service
was conducted by Rev. J. R.. Wallis.
assisted by Rav. R.. Hensley Stavert.
A duette entitled "Does Jesus Dare".
was very beautifully rendered by
Rav. and Mrs. J. R. Wallis.
The floral tributes were very fine
indeed, and consisted of the follow:
ing: Pillow, the family: wreath, Mrs,
Flora McLeod and family; crescent,
C. N. Railway Office staff; potted
plant, Mrs. Ben). Bhnrp and Mrs.
Jessie Sherman. and just here lt.
would be flttins to add that these
Inst two mentioned ladies were very
kind indeed to Mr. Nicholson during
his illness. Mrs. Nicholson and fam-
ily are very grateful to them for
their great kindness.
The pall bearers were: Messrs.
Dougald MoPhel’&0ll. Btirllnl Mc-
Lean. Chas. Maltensle. Harry Weeks.
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Thomas Willncre and Malcolm
 
Buchsnail.
u Interment UU In the Pl°¢ebyt.el'~
fan Cemetery. llnrtsville.
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The Presbyterian Church In Gansda 
ST. JAMES CHURCH
Minister: 'f
REV. R. MOORHEAD-LEGATE, D. D. .7
Public Wcnhlp, Morning at Eleven 0'Cioeh
and lveninl at Bevan.
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QTHANGEIB AND VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED.
 
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Zion Presbyterian Church _
IIV. G. CAILYLE WEBSTER - MINISTER*
IIOF. LOU!! D. THDMPSON-Orlnlllli LII Ullplrlegslq
SEVENTY-FDURTH ANNIVERSARY
l\£0ltNING WOBSHIL'
11.00 A. H.-'l‘hame: “Ou My Honour I Fronllo"
Ania”-"soliton of christ Arise"  Miller
loin-»"’1'lpe Bolilillill Garden of Prayer”1-Mr. lallu Msirdqqh
The [toy Scouts will worship with us on this occasion.
2.30 P. M.--Sabbath School and Bible Classes.
EVENING WORSHIP
_ IM) P. M.-Tllemel “The Perfecting Power ol lava"
Anthem--"Praise the Lord. 0 .lavusal_esn"  Maupin:
Belo-"Open the Gatos of the 'l`¢msllo"
Mrs- Arthur ll. Roper
Mele Quariette-“The Church in the Wildwood"
Zion Male Quartette
"hard, I have loved the l”'ll""“°“ if Th! Milli. ll#
the place where Thine honour dweileth." Psalm 0:8.
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St. Paul ’s Church'
10.00 A. K.vS\llli\! ,School and Bible Classes.
11.00 A. lil..-Morning Prayer and Sermon.
Offertory Solo-“Lead Kindly Ll|ht"
Mrs. Frances Holi Trainer
1.00 P. ltd.--Evening Prayer and Sermon, (allowed 
Holy Communion.
t Nlthem-.Sun af My Soul"  .... .. Henry Pastel
` EVERYBODY WELCOME.
EBV. II. D. RAYMOND, M. A., BECTOB.
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Trinity United Churdhl
Hlnlshrl--llV.l. II. RAl\lBAY.D.D. BF-V.C. N. BROWN."-A.
Orlanllif-PIOF. A. BOY KENDALL. L R. A. M.. A. l\. G. 0.
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting.
11.00 A. M.-Public Worship.
591119!!-“Woke in Him, Rented and Builded up in Him”
Dr. Ramsay
Anthem-,"Lll'l\t of the Weary Pil|rim's Heart" .. Meal-
2.30 P. M.-Sunday School.
7.00 P. M.-Public Worship.
5si'mtm~"Who _Shall Ascend in the Hill ef the Lord"
Dr. Ramsay
Anthem.-“There’a a Wirlness in God's Mercy" D.Snndera
Visitors and Strangers Cordialiy Welcome.
Moraine Service Broadcast by c. H. C. lt.
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MINISTER-'THE REV. A. C. VIN EEN I. I). D.
MORNING WORSHIP ll 0'CI¢0CK
Sermon-Jalln Cliilord Fighter for Freedom Dr. Vincent
Anthem-"Come Holy Ghost" . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
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i Antham-"Bei.urn, 0 Holy Dove, Return"
SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.80 P. M.
:hr everyone than is a class, suitable ie every up me
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IVENING WOILSI-lil’ 'J 0‘CLOCK
Anthem--“Thou 0 God Art Pralaed in Zion" Muuider
Sermon-"Barnabas," the Prearhcr'a Friend Dr, vincent
Contraito Sale-"Roch of Ages" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Miss Pearl Burns
You are cordially invited to attend any and all
lervices of the Baptist Church.
The Mule of the Day ia under the direction nf
MKS. G. ELLIOTT FULL.
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