APRIL l8; 194T "_

WAYI

Weir-Helm Wedding

lvm. PETER. A. onnnam

Peter A. Gallant. a veteran o; World War I. died recently at his

gardening and later was associ-

Maryis I-Il N

funeral njdsy 110m“ irfrgiclelills 13,1:

krleisldence Friday, March 7m, u, s Parish Church. Requlq“ may.

Mu” was 511118 by Rev. George

Pm?» Bob Perry. Mblncss Perry,

Mr. G ll t. - his firstawlllle illililgtll/lll’, Perry of O’Lcory- With this union

: sisters, pliimie. Mrs. Juuics Par-

utiom will l; '5 .- l Rind brotlicci" ccrilill lxdvfigxlelaiolleil‘

tannin euiinmlin

Th1! 11011111111 h Iuerved for new; of local interact. but pdvertlelng of 1‘ ""11! nature oily be inserted

Debartiment Tag Day, April 25m

clClTY POIEJCE COURT -_ A; the 1y Police Court yesterday mum- 1118 two men charged with break. 111B and entering with intent of

BRADALBANE Pastoral Chaige.

P. M. Rev. C. A. Ilicks. llfinister.

THE TRI-ISBYTICRIAN CHURCH IN flAhADA-Scrvices for Sunday

Hospital Ladies - Aid Meeting

Committee gave the report of Tag Day which was a grand success and. the President thanked all those who sold tags or helped in any way.

at the Hospital.

Mrs. N. H. DoBlo-is and lVLrs

meeting will be on Monday. Mny

erg and Mrs. P. J. Proutle‘

GRADUALLY TAKING FORM

v The various forms of rheumatism or artihritis are t e greatest cause 0f chronic dlsabilit in, this Qguntry.

issue of the magazine HEALTH, of-

tiam Association. "Auhmlflih no dramatic cure for

during the past fivt- ‘pairs and, as

typos of arthritis. Howcvcr, the

of onset. symptoms and resulting disability. For some a ready cure is available; for others treatment must consist of a. program of un- dramatic measures which. though

and tihe fundamental cause has not yet been established. He says. how-

bemg curried out in an effort to

to treat all sufferers in this coun- try vrith modern forms of theraphy

SOAP POWDER — "Gloss Foam — Ideal for all wash-

.‘ in 100 Ma .. . --— B22155‘? Bum ulbigorfiltfllauihvtllitggoeifi altflfive cent: a word strletl! Pay- The monthly meetrn of the i884. enlisting in the Canadian i a in mun“ Ladies Aid Society cf the Prince ing-Z lbs, 53¢ "——"—j"'<—_'_*_ Qgfhlifllsfi- a11§el==é=w tfit-‘rvliic min We ffvtvfiédclelgnfl gwoltellvl was held (Limit 2 ",5 W ("d") EL?!“ —- Buy new and w". ' ' '11 8 Al‘ YOU u" 1‘ °"“’- "1 “Y '11‘ ———- '__*____ eore rice increases- iustii Battalion iiitlimhesellve and R smvlm- 1111111141 letnoon A l‘ll 14th with t" p returned to civilian life in‘ i919 cw c°'“"‘“y' PM“ 2493- President 13.. N ifnsail n? RADlO "As-m "- Rdil" 11°“- dllgg/lnfie trzngtliigedUniitrcd ‘Stages in REMEMBER Chélouemwn F1 siding. There were twentyo ‘Helge ~ 2 ""5 33¢ 24.5 - -- ' - - - 1- 85c 1111 5911119 1° members present. The Sea tary 98 lb. b 2.85 ° class-a zaaow: or canvas; PEAS AND CARROT; "9 $

PURE GRAPE JUICE-Jor- dan's, l6 oz. Per btle. .. 25c

rmnAv-SPECIALS-snrunnnv

BULK CAN-DY — Him] Mix- ed, at old price. Per lb. . 49c

stock o small supply of bron. shorts, feed wheat, and bur- ley meal. -

I Carrazza, ~11 1 theft were d __bukad vice at m: finltlzlogecqrintiililictsegd . 191111111 ed until the Zlet- Mrs. W. E. Cotton for the Buv- Dr. Wallace Graham says in an slow. will Preserve Joint movement . ' I riclrlisb cemetery. Stoneham ' m. CHURCH SERVICES sen/we 13°11'11"“? M11 a 11st o! nr- aniciewartnritis the Great lvlys- and prevent deformity in most; W11 9'1"" M 55 a - .. ‘ - _ - v n f _ _ D carers wue Messrs. Charlie on Sunday. April 20th. at Croifi inc ‘Btshetlrstedfg,ifidziavllflclftslllalfvzlid wry .111 the cuwem Murohlkpru calsteilcuuiatoid arthritis still pre~ Phone 246-1 ' hm“

Red Gross To

LONDQN- April 1e —tCP)~The

c°"111'115510I1Er in London, said to-

Roads at 11 A. M. Al a dr 7 - . c H R I E galllvyhiley. Paul Gallant. James P.‘ M. Rev. Sterlingcgtlilclnlaiouid, $03153 élllllllpllgzll lfjorrglaevllll. CMIZE. 2am publication or the “calm sen“ the most scrim“ problem’ DL ‘g ' ' 1 o - ~ . Mum“ mittee read a list-of sewing; done pftgfililgnlfnlzlllvidg 2'“ Graihan‘ is ‘x325: “ll; Itemorlidslilll atalillivlx EBBSFLEET WOMEN'S t ana inn Riilfillma- l 8 8 D. v e c . INSTITUTE

o! the EH)!-

The April meeting‘ h m i118 W85 9

fleet Women ‘s Inst

committee, gave their reports.

Another paper on Rural Beau- tification was read by Mrs. like

Numc‘ u fl ~ a . ., _ svpipidtlui n/llsimcnl-Rgmssliilitnil fir”? ‘l? as “Hows: Mt‘ slew“ . . ‘rnalflly ‘>1 ‘mumfltic patients suf- clay . of or nus. ~ l1 ' I l. ._ itihiicld 3.15 P. ‘Vi. iilzirsh- Br rcm one of ihc common v riet- simply do not exist. The public mind ‘ - Thlblq _ 1g d 1d d 1h (‘m0 mom’ nlcgrams‘ field 7.30 P. M. Rev. F. Young, ies. namely, rheumatoid artlllritis, has been focused for years on dis- inmélaliufgtfigléllimfi raised th.s oigllnizatlorllaiiartleifiipbte inn g m“ 1M“ the school and community hall

. wcrc sont to ilic fmnjly who tend 5invc~ l] k m‘, he rest lllllicncllln s m nu M“

L MRS. JAMES |r_ GRADY

111st bvfflrc midnigiht ‘m5 Grad . . A _ y was under the doctor's care for over

Mi nist e r,

GEORGETOWN: Churcdi of Eng-

DIED SUDDENLY — Word 1135

For Charlottetown

three Maritime Provinces. changes

have been mit into effect in the

Osteo — or degenerative arthritis. rheumatic fever. gout. gonorrhoeal arthritis, fibrositis. or a phycligne. urosis with rheumatic symptoms."

_ The Easter mectinf: nf tho Aux- iliary was lhcld nt the home of

eases which ‘kill’, such as cancer and tuberculosis, but it is hoped tihat in thc near future similar recognition will bc given to the

We are not here to drift, to idle or to dream.

ilities is in addition to hundreds of thousands, 0i’ dollars already glvgn the fund by other Canadians whose contributions have helped boost the

ixiundated by the worst flood in 100

competition.

It was also decided to hold a. dance in the Hall. proceeds in aid of school. Lunch committee for

£11m: St-‘lziccs. 2nd Sunday aftcr M f ‘ u

- 55 r1 ll » . ' 1i x ' ‘ 1 L ' .

“The death occurred at her home Sernlaun lilnAl Ivlmhsunlilzliztgxcllsioolixdl Following on announcement from mgitsuiesllillf clgscliilbdgdiilhtillc ‘lorms or rheumg m 0r igilgogaopast it“ mllgmml 54001000 fiance? enfirs§hfiiligs' wedge an“

Mrs. J . " l i l ‘ l i‘ ~ ' g . . ) goal. s. r eeu.

merude‘ giiicavélfngitiady A00 Sum- 2 Piaf. ‘Douglas ll. Sherren. stud- Ottawa concerning ii re-shaping of “Y5 REALITY Other dominicns also are rally- New 5°h°°l “mmllteei Mm 11y. Dril 3nd, bnt ss onnry. the Postal Organization of the . . . m8 to Md Brimhfs flood vicmns Peter Murphy “id M“: Ham.

wluse homes and farms have been omagm

II. A contest was then held-the winner being Mrs. Joseph Trem-

Tnstie: because they're crisp they lrid four Ciil‘d T Services Sunda ' 1 A , 51 y. April 20th. - , wispbmusethewre baked M‘? Hvrbcrt Riley, Pleasant valley n A M Rose var W. E. Cotton wereappcinted dele- certain farms of 3111111115 1.35 yet ever, that great interest has been n g g d” (him. - A vvllfrevy Nam, Rugllco; Fidcie’. 18y 3 P‘ M‘ Brfldnlballe 730 P» Ml gilt“ l? _ the 1111111111119 H°§P111i1 becin found. there is evidence cf a aroused by frequent ObSBFVEUOIIS N in the Ebbefleet ool on - 1 WIY~ t your lllemzlii. Non-e Dame Conve - w- B-Milvphllll Minister, Alds A55“ ‘Vhlcll ‘"3915 1111 51- strong revival cf interest b both that rheumatoid arthritis becomes Thursday. April 1st. Fourteen nt. I Y , Qocerhllwnnukfocctin“ pmrlfk- predeceased him ten AMWWS 111? T11R91 of Jurfe- physician and lnyitiian in what has quiescent during pregnancy or dur- - members answered roll coil '17 l Oven-fresh Christi“ Dain u?“ ago. He also leaves his TBYON-BONSI-IAW Barrier The N°“'m““““ C°"""‘“°° ‘l’ m“ “all” 111° '1°"11°111‘" <11~*'~15@"' 1"“ a 5m” “““°“ “f lmmdme‘ F ‘lull naming h" “Hunting h. 1 '7 H" “'1 J°selihine Gallant. and one PASTORATE. _. services ‘m. sum pointed was Mrs. J. W. MacKen- Dr. Graham says. "Over 2500 Dafli- ‘"113’ 1° 79°“? "n" 59111191’! 01 1W1 dio ‘Programme!’ ' “f?” 11*" Murllrflifi. of Melrose, day. April 20th are Abban 11AM 21% MP5, W. E.~Cotton and Mrs. ers on Tliéllmittirrn hnvenium Wm. baby or after the jaundice has sub- Mmut“ °r 18st meal“? we" .1 ass. Mourners also include his Tryon 3 P ‘vi. W. y l ' Dmmld cllmphen‘ The “mum 1611 in 111* Eiiwllél -~ .- sided read and approved. Mrs. J05. t . i . esumoreland 7.30 ~ ~~ --1-bl»fifll\ltig world ‘hl- , . By 3nd,," 0'“ H. Doucette and Mrs. LeRny iiicnsivc research. therefore. is 11" Ellsworth who were on school

iii-y. Mci~ - . ., ‘nouns lfieeélghké-gi-fiondvlgredrlxtrs. _ 5th. and all convene-rs were afix fiOTB and more scic: iiic infonzn- Ca d~ . yrs’ Marl‘)? Blllnchnrd. St. Johrl,’ MOORE d: McLEOD LIMYPED edAlf? ha” ‘inmwl 1'°P°g15r1'f1'1'<1h3' M1011 is accumulated. bit by bit one find tho alleviating factor in these has: gglfld 112055 1'5 801118 1° A paper on "Cancer" was read .t.B.; Mnmlc, Mrs, John Mo“ _ will be closed n11 day today. _ ‘11K11EE111Q11SWB1E1Y111 1‘ 0- -- E o! t-hc great medical puzzlcsis lak. two conditions. Fhmd DH gay“? N1111°11111 by Mrs. Russell Callaghan, and. inn. Hnzclbmok. P. E. f; JosFc 0n account of a specially dliiflcuit Muses Grlldmmm "n May 13m 1118 10ml- Dr. Wallace concludes his article; 11b is r655 Fund '1" 1318951 the following ladle volunteered Mrs. Joh_n Cronin: Sophia. Mrs: lilocc of ‘york in Cflflllecflgm wnh 511d 91110111111995 01191111119111 “Using the term in its broadest “Although much has been “mm. Co“ n “_1-°“_11 cheque for SLWr to canvass the dis ct for the Olivcr Plhcau. and one brother. 1119 TB-Constructlcn prwramnm After the meeting adJourned tca gen-Se, some two hundred [Cums of 91151.84 m the field of rheumatism 00°- _ ‘ Cancer Fund: Mrs. Harris Cal- Josepli, in Charlottetown. nll of a ' WM Served by Mrs. L- W» Sflund- rheumatism liavc been described in- during the Past few years the Drcb- atlriktllzngleselltlatlontwln take place llflgmlllfl’ galls- tla. Oidufihandi Mr: I d- _V . '_ , . ' on -ouse omorrgw _g1_ 0s. . ouce e an rs. eorg , clu ing about one lllillfllfd zliffeicnt, lem is a gigantic onc and facilities Kw. Frost‘ Canadian Red Cm‘; Gallant’

1"“) years with heart trouble Ilci- been received ' - by Mrs. Gordon Charlottetown POSi-Il District. . , k t wg___ u odd‘ death was caused by a stroke. The Douglas. Head of Hilisborough. P111. These changes Wm mam momob gltlfjmglgrm. ‘Cliiiika flan Thursday Life noggin. fgciiqellnflw. B flur more yeelaraiugiich XOllOWEGVIiYI-B most bit- bu“ wan qlclebl i p“ y w “g 111B118I1d of the late Mrs. James ll. that her aunt. Mrs. James W lvlac- ion for the two higher officials of ‘ The ' 1am‘ I 5 Each breath reveals i tasks n er m mm°n' M9911"! w“ NW3)“ 1° i ch59 soiemnlggd eonr ngEalcscthl-morllllfllwnliva; Gradléllhfidnccnsed her eleven years Miilan 1 Washbui-n Avenue ‘Brook the District M" LBE Macleod and tremc w%:dl'§ slglildliel dllmmtfll?‘ 1191mm“: lmmllghgkt each llllrflvlfiilellgayorflgldmélllizlixtlinfibtllug ltllls by singing The Nana“! A“. _ a_ ,_ __ _- ». - “.4, a. n ._ morning, at St. Bartholomew's nffflmg flafilglxfjrl“ mzulll h“ 5°? 11119- MMS- had passed away very Mr. H. L. Pickard. Mr. Macieod for- Christ. the Living Word." was _ “l” r t Australian Radacros, i‘ 1.8mm; them . Church. Melrlrs. N. 3.. with nup- 0b,“, M“ F_ do r113“ sons. Doi- sudden]! “m. Dtimc, Director Wm be TESL lad by Mm A Emma", and 0mm Will they understand inc s orm collections on a wide scale The . tlal Mass offered by my. Camll law-H‘, so'n"le,.l°l.hiji‘o‘ff,; ‘fljb- fllgé- »-- (lent Post Office lnsPecim‘. and Mr. Rga witié hymn "Crown Him With <11 111°11<1°1 1" 4M1’- Anwflcan Red Cm” mo '15 cm UNION noan y. r. u. ~ ~ '1 ‘H- - RETURN HOME -- M's. J. J. P'k. a r: cl, s -' t-nd t c ~ 11v Towns.’ _ . . . -" - -* l“ 1c n‘ Um rv upmm a en O Tho study- “Oliening Nnv Doors Each 5'7"] 8559115 1'1"“ M" d0 hfiustéggnsflxgirilfmdlillllxfé gulsxgdia The Union Road Y. P. U. mefi

Leger. when Mary Agatha. ‘young- er daughter nf Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar Helm, Melrosc. was united ln

file Phillips of Suinmvrsidc; Nlyrilcl Ill iylontreal; Bessie, ‘Jnhnme. R05... 121mm. married and living in Sum.

1\'1"-11‘$11H11- and Mrs. L. A. Lcbsinger acid daughter Leona. returned to

Mulls will fill the position of Post- imster. and will be enabled to de- vote his full time in the supervision

For God's Word“. brought. to our attention the overwhelming prob-

sires to plan and build. And cash doth feel an urge that won't bc stilled.

growing fast. More than £100,000 already l5 on the books of tihe ag-

at the home of Eric Macmillan on April 10th. Devotional period in charge of Norma Yeo and

marriage to Francis William . . we“, so" o’ Mu John we“. and flnerskm B65510 has been sewing m giqeirnlinnies in Regina Soak" ‘On iem_of illiteracy. There arc 1.200 . .d n ,1 n ,.u_ . . . . 810 m; gut. Weir of Tracadie tiie mo. o. s an Halifax rtn- five bec‘,‘,“f§fic,.“‘§;‘c1"¥- 311m‘ i hevgis i; lCiharioltltctc-W" :0“ on?“ P1§1‘°"H““-'"°‘.‘“."§ l“ “"- “Yld Thus 123:2! tihrollso “d; till-e n‘ 310111111"? 451131" 2111111 yhgchuls “m1°.'l§,1‘§f§“‘ °1”“°§ l” mg‘ rose. . . I. years; M ,1‘ b n, C |~ _ ' _ '. owing o 1e r. ac eo w iB-VE c ai-gc c w -o av—_ ircc- i t s of the worlds ,_, “W ' ~ ens P8181? 1 r0118 11911985 y t1 111a’ ' e Rugge ' Cross". T716 b11119. Riven in marrlallc 5h“ alsuafculgs 0:0 1,13,52,11; qfieflogf‘: serious ill-tress of their mother. Mrs. field work of the District. Dflplllullon Emlitv-oiqht pcr cent We fig“ glllfifimghls or pent“ m Agriculture hlinistry and the Nat- Scripture reading Lukc 23. 1-10. wrhuflbroflllerlgihlliflltrtzklp gehcxilf rowing sister and brother Gertrude ‘m5’ 5mm‘ a4 are“ George Sweet The positions Ioxlnefly held by lllacllldnl‘ ‘T90 minions ‘iulnnot (F l 1mm‘ Farmers Union. gyndl" “fLwm dllt tlrhe ‘lgnlllvcu. m’ ’ 5 “or P" ' n “u w‘ in Fnqlaiith Donald lilldllilffCfl cf i 111959 011M315 will dl-‘sllppmT ‘m’ 1 ' ~01‘ a ‘Ian's 0' 1' 511a" So h vi lei. the <fiallenqe of —— l u “g at e '3 on‘ l e N“ . . CORNWALL PASTORAL Mlssionnrirs filled with rcspcct Bmfrglgcs w‘, boar ' ' In The Garden", presented by

'_ Marjorie Lamont. Hymn. "Where

white satin with matching head-

dei- the new arrangement.

nnd love for people of all races,

The scars of conflict or the cow-

SPRING VALLEY WOMEN'S I

He Leads". followed by prajver.

dress and finger tip vcii. "the R°’€"“'1" “m”? Jmmm“ "1" GMT-d (ill/HIGH). -s ~i - . - rhosed {m1 kwvfllml" “an doll-Tc “gill: allldfigifillqvv: L“ Slllmllrlnelrsldcll 20m‘ C°m'\‘"11l?vPccli'lsunig:vl/’£plll1 Paglia-l silllc: lglgnlincll] silildrll ha‘? b%n Elachinq mimmtes ml nrd's scanty fore NSTITUTE qcl t d1 J h 20 1 u itran pcar nec acc w ma ci- -~ ' ‘us’ c rcm ier “McKenzie Spcakm. ‘S s-efiooi n‘ _ ' ' P811- r. nubnrlrs ‘(inch 0m. - ' l. .. rpure rea ng. o n - , i - - that time. has steadily advanced 1mm 0,... movmlcnp h d ‘The bomb OI mQHSUYCG V0515 ~ . "'__ read by Norma Yeo. Closing

as “pm” valued very low, The April meeting‘ oi’ the hymn, “M, The cross", followed

lng earrings and carried an arm

home on Water Street, on April 7th.

A. M. Congregational meeting at

to his present position a-rvd is well‘

thc book of lifc tn litcrnlly thou-

Swecilfruiis of loving deeds etcrn-l

Spring Valley W. I. was_held at

by Benediction.

bouquet American Beauty at 2 o'clock. A short service was li€ld C , ., ,

roses. at homo and at the Chump, b Rm], °"‘“““' Apr“ £11" a1 2'30 P- M~ qualified to dcil with Pcstul matters sands of men and women aro nd v ~

Mtre. Herman Helm. sistor-in- K. C. Sullivan. Slic was thenllakon Buslucss. Pumral .R°l‘*1l°““* R"- iri the Province. Mr. Macieod who 1119 World." u 1y w“ slww‘ lllffn hgfzlsmllislvlarga gllsegryvilsllgg The minutes of the last meet-

law °7 the bfldi-‘Ywas 111511” “l to tihc People}; Cemetery for burial J‘ R‘ skmne“ Mlmster- has been iii for some time is mak- T111‘ Ulflfllllft‘ Sccrctzirv cnilcd 5 mus l. “$41M time's stem “Vere fgqgnt Mneqlng opemd 111i! We"? "Ed 111111 BDPFOVEII; I011

11mm" "d “m” a “M” 1mm“ Tihe pail beirrcrs wcrc~ Messrs‘ T"__ hi8 steady Drotiress lc-wai-ds recovery HPWMAQ" 1° 1h” 511m“ '1" M15" o Telrlllllfll) face with tha Creed and Ode in uni- c“ ‘Mwerw 13 member‘

gown o! ice blue taffeta with Georg coyle 105e,‘ D Arse 1m‘ POWNAL CHARGE. United and end.“ hi return to ‘bk sionary Monthly relative tn our 91v“ no mfm, accede, to no w“ Minutes were read and ap_ wdth two visitors present.

much“: mlelwrgllet a“di:vl°m' Stanlgv DPROOlIt‘ gatevinnici-rldmi; chm“ °f Camda- 5°""1°°5 511"" office llis nail. in] be taken care islully in“ “m” “"0 mid qliotn- m,‘ ' ‘proved R1111 c1111 w“ "Mwerm s“£"“‘“l°“ cuevnlbrdzywer; “if”

t . n ~ ' t 1‘ ‘o - ‘ iosm ". '--_ '. - ’ - ~ '

d" “"3111 "e1 l‘ ca" 5 Gunam and G‘ "oulghmm day. Aplll .0i\h. 2.30 P. M. lllillvlew. o! by Mn R A Coy“, PO51.“ Super, ‘lungs Hi1; wsrixoyllgadls 11111131 We reap the triutni-ph of a conse- with houseclcaning hints. Com- Semgggleregmagnmiteegs bsfrtheellgg

sccn nnd cratcd heart mitts-es reported and new ones P, U‘ $500 was sent to Don Reid

um bouquet. of tulips.

The "Wm “'35 “WPNIH! by of Moma ue will oiiduct. ih cv Ml brother. Harold Weir. of Mal- g c ‘e ' en" Mr. Pickard entered the service exchangcd among tho members. . "m 6°“ Ficus’ Qudw‘ lllgcveilclzlllciilllillsiglench He“ E‘ R 1" 191° and 11115 W" P111581)’ T11? 1111mm of the March and thlfBdigilrl-lt-well Hardy. nlgllvcnlzllvanilgsbuarile Ymm‘ °°““°11 l“ °sl°- '1” w" The bride's mother wore black _ . . . associated with the development o; mccting wore given by the Rcc. ' Hhjgm Hanlngmn Programme’ received from the sale of mottos. "m1 "m" ucc°ssml°s ""11 a - v mail service in- Charlottetown and “cl”- MYS- G90. Godfrey. Tcn BEUMST - tOPl The motto-i- Mrs Rov Brvanton Mrs Keith The mlhwmg mmmut“ V” mu.“ of “mm, cal-nations. W _‘ l‘ _ l _ _ SOCIAL GATHERING! - Mrs. throughout m" Province since mm minty-hers “vex-c, present and one _ V‘ "- > . Hvkinzlbn and Mrs ‘Everett appointed for the next meeting. Alter the wedding ccrcmony a e W15‘ 1°1~1mb11° 11131541111011“ Roderick MacKenzie, Primrose en- h“ 6 visitor was welcomed. The Sulfl Sh‘? M‘"'n5m'- 4500 19115-‘11111911 W111 gédsmlsw The govermlnent grant Devotional, Sterling Yeo; assist- Iedding breakfast. was served to and 111911115 11'1"’ "$515190 111 1111i’ tertained at o bridge party in her 1 c‘ , of Mission Band reported stuclv be lddfll 1° ‘he Lwflpo°bnubhn QM“ roééived A letter pertain, ant. Tillie ProW-SB; Study. MYS- m, gmmqdlaqa regauve, o; pm way. Also those WlIO sen-t messages home on Tuesday alnemmon‘ Apr" Both these officials have been book rpceivfed: a picture Sh,“ service. was lair-rushed here. mg‘ '0 m" E I Rural Baum Keith Bryenton: recreation. Mrs. contracting party at the homo of sympathy and flowers in our sad 15m Om of w“ guests m" Mrs’ favourably known to the publicas has "is, been suppuei M.“ "ficauon Sociéw ‘Piann w“ m“! Duffett. Mrs. Wilfred Hardy. Misr- of the bride's parents. after bereavement. Wallace Muxenzic M“ Osborne cgflcleng and conscientious admm- Beryl Morson is to bc remcmbcr- and discussed Also a letter from 1”“ hmmt ' ' lstrators. and these promotions will 6d in prays», Mamba“. had mad, ‘he Red Créss campaign Mum Tlhe following committee was messag“ 1° “ "wnb" °' am“ izallon soliciting fund. $10.00 was ‘1’1’°1“1°d 1°’ m” “w” “"1"

which iihe cnupic loft on n hnncy- moon trip to Prince Edward ‘ls-

The Grady Family.

7.00 P. M. Powuial. Rev.- A. S. Ada/ms

C. Wood and Miss Gcoitgie Mac- Kcnzie of Dundas. A dainty lunch

visor Gm de 3.

be wcll received on all sides.

The changes oi: Charlottetown

heard and felt t-herc. Books ware

it number of friendship culls. A “"1"” 1111111 1111' Supply Secretory‘.

0r gather up the shreds of life

members. The Aipril meeting will be held in the church.

were appointed as follows: school,

voted toward this worthy cause.

Several members expressed thanks

for going as a delegate to would.

ing: Devotional. Mrs. Keith Bry- assistant. Eric MacMillanf recrea-

enton;

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