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In Memoriam

ADA UURUUA JLAUDUXALD

Slllcere llltlccd was tile grief o! llLlplk, ‘alili lrlluu bcalclltlb u, tile .l..-.> ul nll.» Alunuuindu. lllllc. of ldit! Lsskglbéll uLlAULlHCUU ill LUL‘ gluuvllclll ul", lngll auliuul, a gluuuuw o1 J."i'lll\.¢ Ul YVll-AU; Uuilvgc, ulld noswll L. lllvcrslu.

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And Vicinity

Mr. Louis Herring, principal of blurray Ilarbol- School spent bhe week-end with friends at Murray

of Dr. and Mrs. S. Giddings has

returned home.

Miss Eileen Keenan who was

spending a. week in town the guest of ilcr uncle Ray Keenan, has returned home.

M1". Bred W. Johnston was a vis- itor to town on business Tuesday While in tovm he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Gertrude McPhee.

Mrs. Gerald Johnston, Point Pleasant,‘ who wns g patient in Kings County Hospital has return- ed home.

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‘Cardigan Head And Vicinity

Mr. John Mustard, M. L. A.. Car- diga,“ Head was g recent visitor to the city.

- and I-hrbor Flfkllfflfllfl - Permanent Wave Machine ‘ ' _i__ "- m‘; Evelyn MeG-mth i; spend- ‘ Operator Mr. Alexander Dutney dnd m. In! I IIW w‘ “J29? 310ml I m» unset-yr. td::~:..i=-..°°ud W" "w";- . on ‘Puesdav. Mr. Georflfi MNW“ W" 5 V5517“ Wood Island HI", ' ___..__ to ms home in Cardigan Head on Montague Mrs. Eikel Johnstmt who was Mmlday "em"?- spending a week in Town the guest Mn “us”, Maul“. mung“

Head, was a visitor to the city dur- ng the past week.

Mrs. Bert beard, Peakes Road. i: spendiing a. few days visiting her old home in Strathcona.

Mrs. Roy MoBwaln of Lorne Valley, spent a few days of the past week visiting in the city. O.

Mr. Urba id has returned to his home, 48 cl having spent the past nine months in Boston and other parts o! U. S. A.

Mr. J Shark y, St. Peter's Road. hfisfznigken positeion as teaichcr

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FEBRUARY 17. 1940 . _ ‘i-

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6 i i "Flinn Finn mi.- body of _ _.___ , , ; flank assaults Rlllllflll lam , MISS Betty Murdock ml and llmmaenlmm RoYmm‘ Mr. Pump Mclnnls, City. wu n i 9 m . drivl advance division trapped were visitors w tow-n on Saturday. 3;’ ma,“ q-hmmy on puma.- i spmm" bu“ i" m‘ m“ “mum” a Capt John A Murm who has M, wlllyuT-Fnm id LOHlP g ' - - 1 , .3 , . . ' Mull/e] 55mm‘ ‘F’ been sick for the put two months valley w” l recent ‘qslwr m Li!‘ D “attest... l» *"""°"““- , 08 VQIYORQ 0G8 . . . q-unuxyo Mr. Edgar Reynolds is spending M, J p}, quuen g; ppm was ll - i k in M ta h t. r - ' °5° ‘ < ' ' l - -- u $19.6 and..." - n“ “m P“

"Pf, ‘n3. UP?‘ (“Jigs The mailpiane from Town iandai in cardigan school m ml {he vflfl- , , , ~ “Es Chlctors of of 9:4)“: m, ,,,‘.,,“’,,f pf,.',.}‘,‘,“‘,,,,,,_‘,§ m“, on the ice lit 3 p.111. ssturddy and mm. m, by M1-_MgP11gr50n_ EREPS PONTIACS answer to the demand You ll find over 60 advancements, including ‘ ”"’ L“ y wHWilBUU-“I. lmlu uwuw w um‘ by “W hm‘ L“ u“ P- E- L kwsmm """‘_ for a low-priced ca: of which you can be Sealed Beam Headlamps, Increased Visibility gucllulllp with the young daughter of Mr. Mrs, Patrick Ryan nnddsughter PR UD. I , l l db T“! andlm mved Safe shift Ge“ Control Y ,1! ch r‘ All.» lilillbdfilikllll was a rule ex- and Mrs. Percy Sharam for an on- Marla were visitors w st. Iresas o_n REALLY O . ts ong, ow an eauu p _ I)’ - up 3 0 ample Di rile lLtLUllQl‘ who excrls emtlon. Mrs. Sharam accompanied Tuesday tho guests of Mrs. Ryan: __b;gg" and but“ in every way_ It’; luxufl- find everything you want and need to SflllSfy atoll‘, elIQiLlLU ll-nlsc lnifi pyulfibbgilll her daughter. brother, Mr. Joseph Kenney. o sly appointed and upholstered I“ from end your Pride and give you are“ pert-Oman“; ‘ 1e 111411 cu llll n. silo d be. ‘ le .__- Ll - ' V *“‘~* ‘will wlulv-lvu HHWH w Mildew» The best. hockey game of the sea- The members of the Baldwin's RA. looks like the "M" for some g antic ‘ewd _ ._ y _ .. . _ , . all“ L*-“““"~= “ltwi Mid W" "will? so wn layd bbf -<= a large crowd stud Club held their regular week- _ g_ ‘ 3 g l - w-T ‘ l i -‘- l i-iv-“PA 1~— v1 films“ “lwlilltlillalh f“ “Ilium! 1:‘ innthe sriiligéalilrgflil’ night. The ly Ingctixlg at llllwmflde of Mr. nm- It performs like a fhrllllng thoroughbred. 5 Ngw 55mg; pop 194° fun" m.“ ‘w W‘?‘,’“.““. ' °' F’ Y‘ a “WP w e ice was in good condition. Both wgrlrd Ouirns On urs av eve g , , , » ,,,,d,,,,,, | ,1,._,;,»e to convey to you my ~113~uf§ild w m‘, mm teams. thc Murray HaPbOr 311mm,; with the regular attendance. Whether you want s big, thrifty SIX priced 27 NEW MODELS _.-.li .'llll,‘i‘t‘l'llilltill for the proof _0f confl- lly ilUlll Lily.- nlelnoel-s Qt the Souivr- “nd m“ MmTa-Y RN” Junmr" may’ M1; Jwk McAulavL cardigan Head fight dmm WM‘ the mwes" o‘ wan‘ Fed‘ Illfllrlfly New Sixes and 7 Brilliant

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z in‘ u hil-il you may _l'ustly be proud, which l. '. vunzilinli ni‘ cquipnlent and control, all (':ii‘l\i(l<'!'t‘I|, has n0 superior in Canada.

zllul cl-zlnunliczilly curried

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' liurzlriv. in climplcie. With this gratifying i-‘l'l"i\\‘d irlnn _\llll we could do n0 other than

ulie School uolnnllticc silowt-q lull ‘ll1)l)l't‘(.'illlll1ll ol llcl" catpnblktlcs, Mlyv; Ulg ill part, "it 1s wlul sincere rc- gret lllilb L118 plumbers oi the Sciloul Uolllulltlce and the Superllltcllllcnt iCllliltltl of your bureau-incur. and \\l.~llt‘(.i to cxicllri to you lllcll" ill3lll‘l—. iclt sylnpulillcs anti l0 cxlll'u.~.s 111ml‘.

lwrsonul type of insrructloll Sflld in u school publication: "Her unrlr- mg cllorts w help pupils in tllclr studies, ilcr excellent scicctlons ln literature, llncl the lvuy she s0 thor-l Ollgilly cxpiillnlxi uul‘ English will‘. .~l‘i'\'(2 as all cxulnpic l0 nil teachers,‘ plxxslallt nlul iuulro. We \\‘lli nlwags l‘(‘.iil(‘l'|1\)t.‘l' her as one uilo represent- ed the ingllcr type of uumalu. a per-

ed d splendid game. The score was 4-’ in favor of Murray River.

.(‘.ila.rles Durney refereed the ganw.

The first goal was scored b_v Gordon Jenkins in the second period, Gill- ford Herring, ‘ton Nicolle. Bud Lowe, scoring t.. other goals. Keith Bncll scnrcd the first. goal for Mur-

senson took place on Saturday af~ t-emoon. Mr. QH. Horton had ti‘. Lrnck cleaned off it bcing a fine day a. large crmvri turnvd out. Three horses cnlcrr-d tho rare. Audrey, C. H. Horton. Lutilly blcGrcgor, Ray" Stewart, Dott, Wm. Kccnnn. The first heat was \vrvn by Audrey uritlh Lmddy a close second. The second

spent, the past few days at Little Pond 11ml Georgetown repairing the Luis-phone line winch had been (iam- aged alter Sundays stoml.

Most, of us are looking forward to an early spring. that is if the 01d saying about the ground hog is

l m: ‘ism; n} 2 ‘llhilnrltlqli; (fir, 133,32 iitllchsfrbliiirlllbbyoioisflu}Erfiiflidilllignl ffijdfjgPffil 5.1%,“? w“ hunonwd iflifi- T01‘ he fflllfid t0 5P6 1H5 Shfld- duce a new order of beauty and a degree of ‘ v w‘ . -. '.-' ‘ < . .' ' .' ' ' . , ' ‘ _ 4 -_ __"‘ l . . , - . q l‘ _ ,

P v H. ‘H (“hm lhyilunhz, W; hqvelm cvflcr U005 us a Lmll-llcr ln our eUliUul-S. gyvmthDl-Zsvlcar on Feb. .1111. Culdle comfort totally new at the Prlec‘ N0 "mum, . . . . ._ . l , _ l l t A llupli who lmd bonclmuli by hel The Smond horse race o; w, what you Plan m Spcm‘, you Ought to see ‘hem

The many friends of Mrs. Pei/er McKenna (Sr), Baldwin's ROMl, are sorry to learn that she is con- fined to her home suffering from a severe cold. All hope to see her about soon again.

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,, H‘, , ,_, H," “u, ‘on. he“ gvrfice that our ability breeding and unfair lxilltvelgiwlxgpixts; igna ave wntering in this district and Summcrside, Water Street Charlottetown, 256 QUCCH strflfit will! - i mils, and which this most important of Laddv. 6n account d! a sliéhl; ac. fgbfoctig, zlelaamdlig“ig‘tggdbfqrgi . it i ; i! lsidlfi‘ (lvinllnlli. wisdom 511e, 1‘*‘d-“‘°“§“,“_°‘ alone Ci(i‘~‘11~l_-‘-‘1d1'°.\' “'35 “M179 u’ rims“ dnv. This is ‘the first your tflldt - _ Sincerely But ,,,‘“,,§‘,.‘~§,‘{’,“,§}°f,,§,‘,¥g°‘§;, to m” m" Lilli“ “ML ‘PQYPbY Fivmg the so many have been seen in the dis- L‘ " " "s s ' ' ' " " "‘ ' "' T‘ W‘ “ " ' ' ,1@ge and snt. with ‘pvllrgil MR1 will)?!‘ . . ‘ ',, pa“, “m”! W balm"- dlwm‘ b5’ W" Smw tict. BAXTER CRITICAI. OVER lcrbrnok and Nortllciiffe, the govern- n, study u )Jl‘uit‘.~.>‘l0ii ln winch 11s J‘ A‘ “ hnsrERv Culture mid patience and respect {an The“ a1“? fume a, “Ember 0g PROPAGANDA ‘lilfillb did U"? Opimiiifi- T119)’ -/l»8ii'- l hnd nlrcnciy achieved ciistlnctlon. . , ,. Just hora. \\'liC"l coll e prlirc 11,, ~d _ m k d __.~__ ‘cd an entire Ministry with people -€_-_--——— “’ "' ‘ "" ’ * " "“’ ’ " “"‘°“""~"“""“ "**‘*.“,‘Y,”.‘.,'.‘ For otildtuliiiyliiblfiltf had’ and us“ 211°" i“ 515mm“ fm-‘Qfi and W‘ difigngitglfixalbleolzilzsazlggto yii-etglll- LONDON, FUD, 15 -<c1>> -—ln ‘.50 limes less efficient." mvr; BACK T0 will" 1" ' ' ‘Hr-L ' ‘"009 0111i 1119i’ “Til 111171 011i He“ phone lines in the Eastern nnrt 0f paying tribute to Bcuvwufiaronk and. lie also gives a. sidellght on Lqrd VQRK, Ellglntld —— (OP) -. " " the province. Mr. Joseph McAuinv. Norihciilie n5 5l1l‘(‘l‘.~;l\il pl‘ .!;1\1\-.G01‘l. the British commander-m- Thou5andg of tong of fvrnllur

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She taught her ulbjcct and s0 llluch‘ besfldcs i That lvllllib fcit fl\\'{Lk(‘l'lO(i interest

Sat-lrdny in full fol-cc.

Wc rnurct. the n"(‘.i(ll‘lli. to Auri-

ISM and Mr. Dnniel Gnrnhnnl. City are now out On repair work at Dun-

disis, Beverley BJXLQI‘,

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chief in Eunnce, Gert returned frcln 1mm ‘push, product; o; y pkshu-g m“ m“ W“ 1° a Dawn" mcome N \v,~0‘.cn mills is enriching the soil

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~ l r r». i‘ or rvnuc. WORKS AND ,.,,.,,>$,:,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.. ,,, 4,323,- ;:.§,>“,",;;@3,:g,2:g;12 “$3. "lzli- ii‘.~‘.l.i‘.‘l“i.i“il‘.‘liiii‘ti.iiéiiiildiii i.‘:“1.‘i‘°.'..i§.‘>‘*unit. ‘.‘...“:f..i"‘&:.. fiii2i°.§i.i.fii£..“:°..i..t‘ a‘? (‘$1312. gfiyggfgdlfgifi? °.£..€.i“‘:...“‘":;,: ' ,1 er . - . . . -_ dlgan Head on Tu av evening. Men. Malt and lvfculllcbnn. the V. C. His friends asked hlm what H iGH“TA‘ S In tbilclklbe. “X should like to be like [bigiiwlloxlqlf iiwknrtlgllr-‘llmleglcdbilmpivd ""—" ' 15 l "in Biluain plain“ ‘EXYQ;“l?i§iiiu“‘ill€l°u§§u§‘li§“§a1ui2}“ ‘land.

1M7" some apllTLi of the Limited States was a o a m“ ‘m m“ -m ' i" 5 =' u' " Gmhmn QfgCl-{Qf 53Ild\\'iL'h"< are yfllizabctll F. ll(‘{l('11.‘\\')l£‘l‘€ he ims ured Janc Azoii" to spgnngffiyhsqlnvasiiiglfiyf a‘: "551 fiiifliiicqlllgmfll) iiii-,.fiullt,l,il,l,vsgn i ‘néjiillytel- tells how "Fat 30y" G011 igvpitli grleiggfiéllgalcesfllzillfif.

of Prince Edward Island

victory on several occasions, to be

a gocd, clcnn sport. We know

horse racing is close to his hen‘:

‘Malcolm McLeod Lorne Valley, on Monday of the past week when the

' , u; ' ' ' . . 1 h people of Lorne Valley and vicinity idlugcc Re Hlllsboro Brldge I" Memmam ::".:‘..“r..':;z:2..’"'d. with R°°d ml " h “*7 v with good icc.'til1e weather and Gmbspced m W‘) Ymmg me“ °f “m5

Hiiisborn Eric ire will be closed t0 traffic

on snarl niicl" Monthly, February 12th, for a pcr-izxii vii two weeks. .

L. P. iWacRIILLAN,

Deputy Nlinister of Public Works

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(“bnrlnttvtoxvln February 2, 1940.

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BIAJOR. B. Mlu-KINNON

His many llitlltis will regret to icarll ul lllu titrlllll of Allrlol‘ l». lvlltc- kxulllull Willxll cccnllcd at his llolllc lll Ulenalnuule on Uccci-iutli’ 2.3m an Lne early age ol .11 yculxs.

Althougll nub lll llls usual good health lul" the past 10w lnuntils m: never lost UXWHJSL ln tile home wilerc he \\'lil be greatly unwed, On December 20th in: developed pneu- monla and (licqpitl: the bust. nleulczll atwnuun and loving care, in: passed away on Cllllsunug evening. lie leaves to mourn tnclr loss, besides his Mother, the following brothers Aretus and Ray in Charlottetown; Claude m Ottzuvlt; Jolln Wlillaln, Irving, George and Arthur and one sister Ruuh. The tuncrai on Decenl- ber 27th w the Peoples Cemetery was largely attended. Tile service at the home was conducted by the Rcv. S. J. Boyce. Tile iwlluls sung were: Jesus Lover oi My Soul, Nearer My God to Tilce and Abide WiLh Me.

Tim pallbearers were: Lfessrs. Waiter Aflleck, Freeman Allleck. Frank McLeod, Charles Corrigan, Louis Mullen and Wm. Taylm‘.

The flower tribute-i were very beautiful including a Pillow from the fanlily; Wreath, Wm. ‘Pupiln; t Mr. and

large crowds evvry Saturday for

the remainder of the season.

Miss Vernsita. Keenan was a vis- itor to Town on Saturday.

“Ceilidh so” -

Bclfasiers forgot the war and its worries last Saturday evening when uhe St. John's Choir men:- bers and friends gave a delightful dramatization of "Ceilidh '80” in tile Community Hall. The days of elegant ladies in rustling, colorful silks, and of handsome men with whiskers and goatees were brought to mind. Spinning wheel, old chairs, wooden churn, clock, and a pile of white wool were some of the properties in the scene.

Following t-he introductory sing- ing and dialogue of "Jock" _ancl "Aunt Jeanie", the guests drrlvcd for the "caiey". Conversation

-t>0ucl-led on all old-time topics from

soup-making to the raising of bairnles. In the excltlemnt of bright hrunor and serious wool-pull-

comnnlnity who were holne on leave Corporal FmncLs McAulny and Pzivatc Lawrence Mclnnls of the P.E.I. Highlanders (Black Watch). About thirty friends and neigh- bors were present. to greet the boys when they arrived amid cheers of welcome. Mr. Neil McCs-rlnell call- ed the meeting to order and read an appropriate address to the boys and aftcr this a jntntion wds made giving each boy a very love‘y gift 'oi' remembrance. Francis, on ‘bnhaif oi’ himself and Lawrence lthunked the maple for their kind- lncss and hoped m be back among them once more nftcr burying Hit- ler. After bnnnciilg the boys nil joined in singing For 'I‘l*ley Are Jolly Good Fcllowsfilihe remainder nf the evening was pleasantly spent in music, songs and dancing, the music lacing furnished by Mr. Wal- tcr Wlleod, Mr. Lloyd McDonald, Miss Stella Carter and Miss Mae Saunders. A dainty lunch was served by Miss Dorothy McLeod, assisted b tlhe neighbouring ladies. lThe sin ng of old songs brought ,thls very enjoyable evening to s icioae and all departed with shouts of good-villi to the boys and the best of luck on their dutiful jour-

As it was inlp0ssibis~ to iimi people 50ktimes lnore_colnpctenttilal1 _l3_cav'_-__

| ~—a title his friends gave him —ap- iv pliedjorla. courseyatvtilc Stnlf_pgi;lluts,_dutcs _or rzwms.

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_ Sprays, John and Vlole "" "“‘1’i"~“ “Wm 5“"~"-'"‘.‘-n1~> Limp 5110 f0!" Mrs. A. J. ltiaoDollltid, James " in llwru.» Mwlklilll alter lnr more than the Mm“- aml Llqyd Dullutg“ - to lllsc cure of the baby, but. there is Lv inkc UAW.‘ l)! hubby while she is doing her

ing, Jockfis side-whiskers were dis- located. A Burns’ D00"! W“ claimed by Sir Walter Scott, and the guests sipped amazingly “hot

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era m this vicinity an now

‘.‘.'i!ilC‘X\ uho cnn take motherhood in their

rill (lliilliililllllllg about the bdbv robbing . . ' u limb ll".lllbcl' o1 women cunt be mothers .<ll_- M!) tz-Fll Wllll 1L,

‘Iilerooomesstlmetcailofus when loved ones have to part But precious memories linger on Forever in the heart.

bed without giving the hostess time to pour the tea. The good-nat- ured Hughie was eloytcd musin- of ceremonies for s. home-made

Farm unite busy in the woods and we hear ‘the continuous ring of the axe for 110W they must lost no time, as the m-edthcr is ideal and conditions in , the woods rather favorable, but, they

fine morning was suddenly turned w

‘ - “WY “iv” “l1 °‘ m“ “m” ail-Scottish pIOETB-Tn of smzin" do not know how long this will 1m I.‘ ‘l? h ulztwlybr tliZ-ltillibggse 111511311“, fl",,§“,’,,,}}f;‘,’g',: C O f‘ 77‘ k and readings. There were song; for old man weather gave us qll p. ,, m,‘ a Lg“, wry ‘labwrim w a ma,“ ego a)‘ fin s in unison, sttracjlvo noveltis, stirprise last Sundav when g, HICQ

‘ i1‘! ll pllt colliplctcly’ out of joint bv a, pulling,

r ll. ml-silznv-ylul ELbliY-ACS z o limited m yaw-yaw,

.; l»: iilrii Mu liliblbibiiiis‘ illbb, then fathers.

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liu-nrwlvcs up and look

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They Want retty in the bill work. They want the r wives t0 go They want. their wives to be ctr-n ll there ls a baby (m the premises, llll ‘excuse for going slouchy. and stay- " htiillilli: r-yclept. baby-food formulas. and 4nd lxilillg that husband once got, why .11»; out to find a. more interesting 00m-

... t l. x ..-.l:l;; nllli Lin‘. little luxuries that. g0 with ll.

lflu. Arthur Mdc-Kinnon and fam- ily wish to thank their many friend; for the beautiful [lowers and mes- es of sympathy received in their

s bereavement. L-42l-2-11-1l.

ALBANY PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of

rounds, as well as solos, duet M111 quartet. munbers. Two lively lsdics entered near tea-time to give the

house a. lot of friendly abuse and-

mivice 1n a. sulziprisln! lire"?! M what was sllégt! l0 1W G591”- From start to finish both eudienoa and cast had s. good time, the only regret being that it was over too

soon. The characters in “Ceilidh '80"

followed by repeating creed in un-

Lmd; Betsy, Mrs. Frank McDon-

a blinding blizzard. -0

Iiie. ‘me Keel Rm. all nqvalty arrangement. Curtain and nmle of lunches.

Scene lift-Andrew's reading. "Breathes more the mm‘. Flow Gem-v Sweet Afton, ladies

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