Glliw I I 5"" ”'ng” I -jty and Central it0Y"S TA3-Dial I560-IMO. L-.,.VsuL1' Mn.nBnD ROYCE APRIL airrlllis the final day

U, pgylllg Education Tax and the W... installment of City Taxes.

MILK - the perfect food - .'ll'll'i another -

WHEN PAYING the first install- mm of your City Taxu please rim: your bill- .li'ST nscnrvno shipment of

9 most modern dilllll of Iilm' ng fixtures. Brown Electric.

ny Taxes is due and payable on alurday. AP '

HOME I! U ILDE ll 8 consult mwn Electric for free estimates ,. vnur house wiring and fixture pquirements. Dial 6212.

CITY TAX OFFICE will (LE open on Saturday after- non until 5.00 p. HI-

HOWELL. Belcano Beauty Rep- esentative. on beauty CIT! Ind ecrets of modern make-up If 5- licDonald's. '

ISLAND GRILL. Queen Street. ial 5228. erving full course inners. Specializing Chinese dish.

ALL EDUCATIONAL TAX is u. and payable an Saturday. pril 30th.

i-nit GOOD FOOD VALUE order pm For better health order nrr Milk.

ATI ENTION FISHE g phlfllfl Boat Engines. Ininr Supply. 42 Beasley Ave.

l.Vi'EREST AT RATE of is of 2 1101' month will be charged on up first installment after April ivh

.il.u-DONALD RADIO SERVICE adin repairing. Amplifiers and uiilitl systems. Disc and tape re- Iil'(iillQ. 180 Kent Street. Phone M5

.ii,i.g ODD FELLOWS and Re- at-ins are reminded that an en- mmim-nt celebrating Natal Day

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Designer Of

TORONTO. (CP) - -Walter Sey- mour Allward, who designed cm. ada's National War Memorial on Vimy Ridge. toning 14 years to create what has been called the noblest memorial in all "' pa, died here Sunday at 78.

The great stone memorial, with its massive pylons and the figure of a woman brooding over her two dead sons, was dedicated in 193 by Kind Edward VIII at a ceremony attended by 8,000 Can. dian veterans.

It dominates the topmost line of the ridge that was the scene of the Canadian oorps' great victory in 1917 and honors the 60,000 Canadians out down by the First World War'a sickle of death.

With the unveiling. international fame came to Mr. Ailward and at his death he was known as Can- ada's most distinguished sculptor.

INSPIRED BY DREAM

A dream was Mr. Allward's in- spiration for the Vimy memorial, a dream in which the dead rose in masses and entered the fight to save the living.

"So vivid was this impression that when I awoke it stayed with me for months," he recalled. "So I have tried to show in this monu- meat to Canada's fallen what we owed them and will forever owe them."

The sculpto ms 150 sketches before submitting th design which won him the ommission from the federal government.

"HAS THE BIBLE A MESSAGE FOR T0-DAY?" William Bilson. evangelist. Central Christian to- night. Eight o'clock.

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND sERVICEeStanchel, Thursday. 7:- 30 p. m.. Rev. Wm. MacI(ay, guest speaker. Rev. J. Ii. Bishop. minister.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mrs. Laur- etta M. Doiron of Martin Lot 23. announces the engagement of her daughter Marilyn Lorraine to George Earl Carr son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carr of Stanley Bridge.

1.. he held in the Lodge room unimt :-v R :10 o'clock.

Marriage to take place in the near future.

Vimy Ridge

Memorials Dies In Toronto

He left in June. 1922. and toured Europe for more than year seek- ing the kind of stone he wanted. He found it in a mined palace of the Emperor Diocletian in the an- cient city of Spalato, Yugoslavia.

His words during the building were recalled when the Germans swept through France in 1940.

"We carved the figures of stone instead of casting them in bronze." he said. "Bronze figures might be melted down for munitions if war came again." The memorial sur- vived the Second World War un- damaged.

At the start Mr. Allward ax- pected the job to take five years. It took 14. The memorial cost 81.000000.

Mr. Allward was born in To- ronto in 1876. the son of John A. and Emma Allward. both of St. John's. Nfld. He left school at 14 to start work as a carpenter with his father.

COPIED MICHELANGELO ..

He became apprenticed to a firm of architects. but instead of sticking to blueprints, copied drawings of Michelangelo and of Greek sculpture.

A Toronto committee in charge of erecting a monument to the men who fought in the North West Rebellion invited Allward to pre- pare a symbolic figure of peace to crown the War memorial.

His work won acclain and he soon received other comissions.

After studying in London and Paris. improved technique was ap- parent in his first important work -the towering South African Mon- ument in Toronto.

In 1898 Mr. Allward married Margaret Patricia Kennedy. who V. Jeceased him. He leaves one son. Hugh L. Allward. a Toronto architect.

STAMP FAIR

OSLO (CPI - The international stamp show here next June in con- nection with Norway's postal cen- tcnary will feature stamps belong- ing to 325 world collectors and dealers. including some from the royal collection In Britain. Value

of the exhibits is estimated at more than M.000.000.

.

Mode. Vaccine Avoiidsla

OTTAWA, (CF)-Health Minister Martin said Monday there would have been no Salk vaccine in Can- ada this year but for the vision. foresight and co-oparatlon.of the federal and provincial govern- ments.

"Too frequently when they think of federal-provincial relations, peo- ple tend to think of disputer-and differences." be said at the open- ing ol the 87th semi-annual meet- ing ot the Dominion Health Coun- cil

ICE-opa!IIIon'

"It is perhaps only human to magnify the divisions and diffi- culties and to overlook the solid basis of continuing co-operation that has been worked out with such success in so many fields of shared responsibility. Health is one of these fields."

The council is made up of feder- al and provincial deputy health ministers. This year four provin- cial health ministers also are at-

- tending from Ontario. British Col-

umbia. Manitoba and Saskatche- wan. It was through the coun- cil that the federal and provincial guvernments agreed to have Tor- onto's Connaught Laboratories start producing the vaccine im- mediately. months before the de- cision was known on the vaccinels 1954 field trials.

Silver Wedding

On April 16th the friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Good assembled at their home on Hawthorne Ave.. to honor them. and to extend felicltatlons. on the occasion of their twenty-fifth an- niversary.

The groom and bride of twenty- five years ago were escorted to gaily decorated chairs by Mrs. C.

. Swan. Mr. Henry Douglas in to role of chairman, paid tri- bute io this worthy couple. and called upon Mrs. Swan to read an address. while a chest of silver was presented by Mr. C. 5. Swan. Although taken by surprise Mr. and Mrs. Good flttingly replied. All joined in singing "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows."

Many colored balloons decorat-

wera axtandad

Get Wed In The Summer Time," accompanied by Mrs. Fanny Bert- run.

A sing song was entered into with self. A feature of the evening was the delightful

music furnished by Ralph Gay

hgIIaIraplacI.atabnc'h.at....-....,...., - Isuddenly showered the bride and ad wedding cake was cut in the groom with confetti. At this time traditional rnannar by the bride congratulations and best wishes and groom. by all present. Mr. refreshments wen Edward selliclr in his own inimit- evening long to be ramesnbe ed able manner render two solo's. came to a close by singing ”Auld "My Wild Irish Rose" and "I'll Lang Syne."

aftor which delicious sarvad. An

EDINBURGH. Scotland (CP) - W. M. Snadden. Scottish undersec- retary of state. told the annual meeting of the National Farmers Union of Scotland that some 68.000 acres of Scottish farmland have been lost to agriculture in the last

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on the violin with Mrs. Bertram to: years through industrial and a or ” ' A

BIBLE SOCIETY SERVICES

- To The Progressive City of Charlottetown

TAYLORS JEWELLERS LTD.

Extend Congratulations On Their Opening and Celebrate With These

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REV. A. H. O'NEIL, M.A.,

General Secretary of the British and Foreign Bible F I C L U E S . Society in Canada will be the guest speaker. Ch Fgid:y6eMay 1st, 8 p.m. St. Peter's Anglican urc , rton. Sunday. May 1st, 11 a.m., St. Paul's Anglican EARRING5 ROPE 4 SILVER Church. Charlottetown. NECKLACE COFFEE SPOONS Sunday, May 1st, 7 p.m., Summerside Baptist Only 59; Church, Summerside. Only SL59 Only SL00 Wovw- --- A service will be held in the Belfast Presbyter- ian Church, conducted by the R v. E. M. B. Wh - , lock, B.A., B.D.. District Secret-arey at 11 a.m. EXTRA SPECIAL , day morning. May 1st. ENGLISH ISJ WATCHES gm 3 GLASSES ANNUAL MEETING cm ”"I ' with M05 The annual meeting of the Prince Edward Is- SAUCERS LADIES. T mmnl CM 32 55 land Auxiliary of the British and Foreign Bible So- Only SL3? Y ' clety will be held in the Central Christian Church 312.95 Ilp g... ,4... Hall. Charlottetown, Monday, May 2nd, at 2:30 p.m. RS3” "35 Dr. O'Neil will be the speaker. A Limited Quantity As General Secretary we will honor Dr. O'N ii . s for his great service to the Kingdom of God. and fie)? ""5 week only '- Don? M'” 5" his able leadership in this great branch Oif Christian service, the Bible Society. We shall wish to give him a hearty welcome.

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