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ifiiliacilcs TOMORROW i

f" .. - i NULANIJ mum. H u l1

51' PETER'S CATHEDRAL "trillion Malone. M.A., L. Th. LOW SUNDAY

m; lllo‘l_y sCommunlon ifgonliiilllilraii Eucharist and Scr- I'_"" . r 1| pe Service. i133 giieliiisolii all?‘ iemm‘!

v pays-Holy Communion_ “fgkTugl, Thurs., S . ‘as Monday EIIII FPIRDY, 9'30 Wednesday. 713° prcnsolig Frill!!-

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ST. PAUL'S CHURCH L uni-cw Gardner, Rector organist — M188 Lillian Earle ch," uirector-Jtlrs. _G. E.

l F 330' iiiiriiing Prayer and Ser-

ii. ""}{',;,,,,,,,, no Lord of Life."

. ‘ S hool. Piiayer and Sermon.

Angina“; "Very Early in the mnmqrlg“, Iiliies. svrilrlsouy WELCOME

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“or SBY IERIAN

.—’_ 5r. JAMES CHURCH

11,, Preshy:’Bl]l"‘i‘-::‘I(Jigi'l;l'e:l: In Canada

blinister

per. ll. linorhead Legato, I).D.

or ‘nist-MIS. K. S. R0 B" [Iiloir ilirecior-lilrs. .I. A. awson

1| ,1, a! Public Worshl .

ilr. l-inil super. M" rtiarv and Notional Director Po- m. '\',\i (‘.A. for l9 years will ad- d?“ “HI congregation.

‘iiorning Anthem: “l! With A“ Ylilll’ liellrt You Truly Seek Me." _.,\|elizicissohn.

Soloist ‘All’. Arthur Bruce.

mo‘ Sunday School and Bible

Class

‘M. Evening Worshlil

7?], Keir Fraser will preach. subjrr-t: Christ's Tribute To I-‘ciiiiifuilicss.

r;~ ig-Sclccted. slrilelllgéIfl and Visitors Cordlaily Invited

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I'rince snd Grafton Street ltlinilt

er Rev. G. Carlyle Webster Organist Mill Renl W001! MORNING WORSHIP

ii.00 A. M_ Theme: “A New Creature."

llymus: 0'1. ‘I01, 15B. 4S1."

Anthem: “Just As 1 Am . Bow- l .

"Solo: Selected_ Mrs. Arthur xiii? r. M. Th! Sabbath School‘ end Biirle lasses.

in NG WORSHIP

1.00 r. M. Theme: “The Way To "immii 314 sis sol

iilliiiiiibi: "'Chriht ‘is Risen". Turner.

Solo part by Mr. Wendell Phil-

l ..

"rile not anxious about anything: but ill everything by DIR?" 3nd suppliciltlou with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto Gilli.‘

You are cordially invited to wor- thip with us. '

nocsr T anon school.

Honor roll kfor March: Grade VIII-l Edna Lutz- 2 Om

Acorn.

Gracic VII-A lihmcan Wilson sud B-‘iile Gamble 2 Loretta. Acorn S Cilrisifilc Martin.

Grad,» \'---l William Martin.

Grade lV-l. Ray IrliiZ. z 39mm! hiacbictlzie- 3 Anni.» Saunders.

Gmdc 1lI-—1 Davie Saunders-

Grad." llv-i ‘Florence MacLerlnan _'l‘cri'-ili=l'- "Etiic S431‘.

Profossionalbards

MclEOD 8r BENTLEY

W. E. BENTLEY. H. C.

.I. A. BENTLEY. k. O. C. F. BENTLEY. LL. B. Barristers and Attorneys-at- Law

MONEY T0 LOAN lit Prince Street

uoanril r oo. n. r. oaoiiliuio

Chartered Accountant- Eastern Trust Bulldiul Charlottetown

BAPIISI THE BAPTIST CHURCH '

3-"- l~ Judson Levy, 3,5,

luonul sumomftfl WORSHIP ll A-M.

ti _..‘:...".'.:'."‘:.‘.“:‘;2;.. .:z.'=.-,=;,,_

EVENING WORSHIP 1 p“,

Serm ‘Th _

Anthglilii: 35%|" o?" A. Kinky‘ (Tilfllltl).

° l1 l h. ll . . and cues-incite‘? Bu’

You are invlt d t

UNllliD CHURCH oi CANADA

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH Prince Street

Minister | Ifl- Hash itliller. n.4,, 5.9, Assistant Rev. Donald C. Boothroyd, BA. 0 unis

A. Roy 11.00 a.m.: Public Worship. Sermon:

From the DeadW-Jsmes II. Roger

z 3° P- M- um"! School and

i Bible Classes. 7.00 n.m. Public wflflhl ,

Kent Street Minister

RQV- Roscoe W. Nice, A.B., 5.1). oflinist-Mrs. Leigh Diugwell 11.00: Morning Worship. Special by Junior Choir. Sermon Suhiect: "Our Father." 2.30: Bible School,

A class for all groups,

7.00 p.rn.: EVGIIIIII wofghlp, Hymn Anthem: Never Grow Old."

Easter." See you at Church Sunday.

HAMILTON SCHOOL

month or March:

Grade

Geraldine Stewart Grade

Gra Hilton Bryento Grade V.—1. Vera Ramsay;

Lorne Ramsay (equal); ti, M Morrison

Craiil. Reginald Bryenton.

BUY LARGE SIZE

3.2%.:

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ANACIN TABLETS-IZMF-Zflc- 100‘s—98c. HAVE 40% BARBASOIp-flifi OI. 5 011. 45c. SAVE BAYERS ASPIRIN-lfs-ZZC. 1001-980. SAVE 46%. EX-LAX—d'l-—l5c. H's-JR. HAVE 20%.

JOHNSONS BABY POWDER 4 0z.-25e. 10 Oz. 50c. SAVE

2M. 10%

PALMER 8r HASLAM A. .I. IIASLAM, B.A.. L.L.B. BARRISTER, ETC. hull oi Nova Sootla Chambers Charlottetown, PEI. MONEY T0 LOAN 21in. _s_s no.

HELL 8i MATHIESON MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown P. E. Island.

H. F. McPHEE B. A. K. C. NOTARY. 84C.

BARRlSTI-IR SOLICITOR Riley Building

B0! ll

Charlottetown.

WILD ROOT with OIL — 2%

OL-Siic. 16 Os. 98o. SAVE

53%.

SEE OUR WINDOW FOR MORE SAVINGS

Hoddin Bros.

PHONE O8 WE DELIVER PBOMYTI-Y

%x.__ ,________________________ MucGUlGAN It TIAINQR MARK R. MICGIJIGAN, ILC.

U. ST. Clad-II TRAINQR, C. Bflrristers Soilcltormnlte. ivolvsiv m LOA 5011109! Over Provincial Bsnk. lehmonri Street, Chlriettetewil.

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EYE§ EXAMINE and _ GLASSES FITTED J. S. TAYLOR OPTOIIITIIIT New pectin; 90h Kent slid Queen Ste. “Willi! III’! GIN"! “mills! By Appointments Phillie Resldeneelltib

m

Tlow Are

Your Eyes‘?

ll you are having symptom! of strain - headache» It!" u" m. 51am“; _ consult s specialist.

At your service with sell’! of experience snd s tnoroul" retracting service.

usn in ens sheen 7°" Iifilelltlfl-

0.. F. Hutchooon

Corner Prince and Fit mum" l"! Street:

,ley. Th” m" E‘ A- Km‘ uiiiiit?‘ ‘w’ “' "' ""‘°"'

The Church Sc n01 st 2.80 P M A“ m“ "° "W W! to mast with‘ all

MY Soul" Organist

K°"d"||‘i‘l--B-A.M-. a.1co.o.

"The Rewards of Im-

f "__ wrrioteiiit-nyriirigh AFN’ “mam c‘ Tweel Bide. Great George St. Anumm‘ "Chfl" B61118 Raised "The Best for Leer-for Cash" l-

Sermon: "THE CIIALL N611 QF

Rsev‘; Hlllhd Miller. ters"—Harwood, o l an Daub- Offertory Anthem: "At, Th; vim: Jeslis"-Ralph Vaughan Visitors and “udenls cordially welcome,

CHURCH OF CHRIST CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

“Where We'll Sermon Sllbleot: "Sunday Alter A Church with s. welcome for ell.

Report or Hamilton school for the X. — 1. Doris Stewart: 2. 1x.-1. lvlurlel Stewart; a,

Heath Brven n. Grade VII. -l. Ralph Bryenton: tred Ramsay: 3. Oliitord Craiir. gr

James Bryenwn: 2, n. Delmar Bryenw : 2,

3, Robert Mar son. Grade II --1. Reginald Bryenton. atiida

Perfect attendance: Doris Stewart.

LOWER PRICES ON new SPRING SHOES

WOMEN'S 5315111‘ 51mm $229, $2.49. $2.95 MISSES SCHOOL SHOES $159. $1.69, $1.79, $1.95 MISSES WHITE SADDLES $1.79 " NEW SADIgIfiEOéISAN SPOB’! Thick Soapy Soles -

MEN'S NEW SHOES

$2.29. $2.49, $2.95

AN I [Iltuckleo- —R—D-‘-vl2

BOYS’ SCHOOL oxrohps $1.59, $1.79 & $1.99

GROWING amps SHOES in Women's Sizes

$2.29, $2.49 & $2.89

See these new Sprinir Shoes st these new Prices and compare the va ues.

Howard Mcinnis

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

GEKTRIL GUARDIAN

This column ls reserved for news ol 1°00! lllteleltr but advertising of I "W! lllllle mo! be inserted st 6 cents e word. strictly pay- able tn pdvsnoo.

CONFED AT “on EB ION LIFE luLsgiga

CEMENT-Unload fresh " Just arrived. Rolers i-iarowarsciocki L-867-4-1il-22.

JUST ARRIVED. - Sweaters at Kennedys. Blouses and ' L-848-t-18-2i.

JUST ARRIVE - Sweaters at Kennegyb. Blow! and L-848-4-1B-2i.

GIVEN l5 DAYS-A n] _ ed with helps drunk W815i!!! tclrlixlegd to fifteen days in jail at tie Po- be Court yesterday margin‘

INSULBOABIL-Lilme shipment

Ins lb d th arrive?’ o‘.»‘.‘r'i2.~&".3i‘.'§f““‘ w“ L-B114-19-22.

ATTENTION ls CALLED to til 8d of Mr. E. I-1. Beer's furniture next Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

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Catvliv ciluacn-ivlsmvisln- Divine worship vivlll be held on Sab- bath next at 2.30 o'clock. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, mnlrm,

L-894-4-1il-li.

CENRAL PARISH CHURCH SERVwP-s for Sunday. April 20m. Cance_ Cove 11 A. M. Nine Mlle Cieelk .3 P. M. Clyde icivei‘ ‘I P. M. Rev. '1‘. W. Goodwlri, Minister. L-879-4-14-1l.

b

The War This Week

By Don Gilbert Canadian Press Cable Editor

A withdrawal of the Greek and British armies from the hills run- ning westward from Mount. Olym- pus to a line barring the approach- es to Attica appeared to be devel- oping as the 85th week of the war drew to a. clasc.

A Greek spokesman! statement that “uneasiness and regret regard- ing the military situation are juI-t- ified" and a British announcement that the front. is being shortened would indicate that the Allied forces, in their present positions, are unable to withstand the press- ure of Gcnnan forces thrown into the attack in overwhelming num- bers without regard to losses.

Behind the present British from lie the plains of Tlieszaiy, partic- ularly vulnerable to the enemy's numerical superiority in tanks. Ac- cordingly the withdrawal is likely to continue until luiiy country is again reached, and o. line running from Thermc-pylac in the east. to the gull of Pittrss in the west woultd appear to be the probable

on .

Such o. line, ii’ held, would safe- guard Athens, and kcep the Pelo- ponnesus and the Greek islands, so wcll adapted to amphibious war- fare, in Allied hands. Its tcnability would be governed to a, large ex- tent by the ability of the Royal Air Force to achieve superiority in the

Muriel Stewart, Clifford Craig,

Ralph Bryenton, James Bryenton. a" "m" m bases m Wuiham

Delmar Bryenton, Neil Gordon Groove and Crete. - m ha VG

Yugoslavia appeared

weeks‘ fighters in the hills and non-co-op-

B5

Allied governments. bardment from the sea. in

Axis forces by -po,ssed

o! the Nile. 3., Glancing back 25 yesrsi-L r

20%‘ Russian troops overcame rcin- Qfifiril‘ wggiliflxiiaillélullsligdtitlg ICOTEX-Ws 38c. forced ‘Turkish armies in the Cau- um” ‘ieavlnlt dlllinil the week‘ E 483-790 SAVE 14%- csnsus tot occuply ‘Phebezond. Black 110111-13 Charlottetown. avirelesis and KREMEL "A"; Tomc__ e5 1101.001‘! 17. 1916- 0X1 the electrical mechanic lra lo); -_0_1'll_c_ 3 °'-.-‘°.9- 1° °'--"~1°- 055251.52‘;."2.r$§§‘l§i’$§“ii.“'.£$; Triiifiuxéirliiiéfll; 535i.“ ‘isiéiiril SAVE‘ “m” Gen. Charles Townshend and the field; Irvin Blondon, Fredericton. LYSOL—3 0s.-35o. garrison at KutiEt-Amara. met arniourer: Joseph MacMlllan. COOK-

16 (Yo-Slab. SAVE 32%. with! tétitporary successes near San- Vernon Brldilfl-

, - - -. i — S{A2“‘A()I:A:13'/928 01.53% 41% 31,1, ,g,,,,§}" ‘ma’ “mi “app” ENJOYAEBLE lviclltrliuog; P; .—. - . . Apr“ me ng of 1e g .3

TIIERMOGENE-ii 0s.—4iie. Millard’ kills pain. United 431111101 W~ M- 5- W“ P?“ .__ _ . _ =-.- H“..- z: at, i1] home of Mrs. vDzzt MlllClli~ e o. rs. save 44% s,“ S“ u... evening of April w» ‘Pile President Mrs. Nell PETERS)"

DANCING‘ B. I. s. TO NIGHT

SATURDAY

. <15]? Chow ales mnnliiiiiile- jllglfllliflifllli o it'ii"iul|~?, ~ r ‘i ficsiif) kilw oldies

i

.1-

0. l. SHAW

Montague, P. E. I.

bcsn faily well subdued after two fighting. leaving guerlila

eration by the civilian population the best tile Allies can expect from the Serbs from now on. 'I'1rc whereabouts of the Yugoslav gov- ernment remained known only to

The rapid German push across Libya and into the western desert of Egypt spent its initial force at Saluni and found itself harrsssed by British desert fighters, by bom- and air, and from the rear by the British Earrison at Tobruk, which the main their haste to reach Egypt. However, it is unlikely the German commander will be content to take things as easy as did Marshall Graziani be- fore he was chased cut by the Army

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES. Sunday. April 20th at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Cavendish Baptist Church service at .1 P. M. Rev. 1t. E. Shaw. Minister.

L-892-4-19-1i.

WAR. SERVICES CONTRIBU- T10NS.—In the list of contributions to the War Services Fund published yesterday the name of Mr. and Mrs. W. 1t. Aiiken was lnadvcnientiy omitted. The amount subscribed was $350.00. L-sod-s-lll-li.

TRYON — BONSIIAW UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. -_ Westlnoreland. Dreacillnk §€fVlC8 11 A.M. rryon. preaching service 3 PM.

Bonshaw. preaching service 7.30 1-’. M. xtev. B. D. lrltes, Pastor. L-ii0ti-4-l9-1i.

FINED UNDER PROHIBITION AND EXCISE ACTS — Charged with a violation of the Prohibition Act a man was lined $200.00 and costs yesterday or three months i“ Jail- The same party charged under the excise act. was lined $100. or three months on Wednesday.

DIPHTHERIA immunizing Clinics for children six months to l4 years will be held at the following schools Monday. April 21st. West Kent. School 11 A.ivl. Model School 2 PM. Queen Square School 3 PM. Tues- usy, April 22nd. Rcchford Square School 2.45 P. M. Wednesday. April 23rd, Noire Llama Academv 2 P. M. and Prince Street School 2.45 P. M.

L~839-4-19-1i.

T E UNITED CHURCH 0F CA ADA. Hunter River Pastoral Charge: Services will be held on Sunday. April 20th, as foimvu: Hampshire 11.00 A. M. Wiltsliire 2.30 P. M. At Wiltshire the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be adminis- tered. Hunter River 7.00 P. M. Please notice the chance front the regular order of services. Rev. LCWlS M. Murray. Minister. L-893-4-10-li.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH. - In the absence of the Rrev. l. Judson Levy who is attending Board Meet- ings in Toronto, both services on Sunday will be taken by the Rev. E. A. Kinley. TTBVEliiIlE Secretary and Pastor at large in connection with the Maritime Baptist Convcil- tion. and a notably able and inter- estiliz preacher. The morninll anthem will be Hattons "Like As A Father" and the evening. T010815

S The Church and groups all needs will meet at 2.30 P. M. the Men's Brotherhood meet- ing at the same hour. John Inch. Mus. Bac. Organist and Choirmas- tcr will be in charlie o! the 11111516-

AIR FORCE nECltUlTS-Five re- cruits to the ROAR left duriggfg}:

buy the t 1d t B-ll swea ers s.

gmnblyiiiiilie Red Cross tlirolllllihfl Carry On Canada Corps. The ure- sentstloils were made by Mi. A. C'- Bruce. For the benefit oi those who are awaitinl! imstinlt the “W”

with

‘L

Weill-End Bargains!

\.

4 l_” Specially Sel only - PHAM

value! $2.95 down. $ $1.60 monthly -- -- -

CASIIP CE Baby Stroller

A light stroller is just the thing for taking baby for his daily air- ing. Pay $l.95 down, $1.50 month-

ly. Cash price $9

Reduced from $16.95

lfli

Mwsvsvl! l-zlisv TERMS-lb

Radio Bargains

1940 Phonola Cabinet Radio. Six Tubes. Long and Short Wave. Rc-

duced from $89.95 to $59 I

Easy terms — - — $5.95 down. $5.40 per month

Big Battery Radio Value. New 1941 Phonola 1.4 volt table model with excellent tone and good power. Complete witg 1000 hour battery-

Casli Price — — — East terms $3.70 down $2.90 per

month

Used Radios. We have a number of good values at

*1o.""» t1 5.°°' $20.“

30th battery and electric

lIl/VQ‘\\\\\

hiihwilivd / (l! F.

p:eslded over the meeting. Th0 "l" Slur monthly prcgram was fol w- ed. The minutes of tile two prev-- cus meetings were read by U16 5°C- rctaw, Mrs. James Boyce. Roll cell was answered by a verse of SCHP- iurc. Nine members and one vts t- or present. Instead oi tile regular monthly missionary lesson the Easter program for the IDiIOV/illfl Sunday evening was taken ‘up, A paper- O21 the theme foi"_ADfi‘~ Till’ way of Love to Victory was road bv Mrs. W. Sir/aw. At the cifltli‘ of the meeting refreshments were p.c\i(i0(i by the hostess and lilnch crminltiee. Mrs. Hector MacNcvlzi rnd Mrs. A. B. MacLeofl. Two Scripture coiliests under the leader- ship of Mrs. Fred Shaw were iii- icrestiug and instructive, the viriae winners being Mrs. Neil Saiinoud and Mrs. Sophie Murchison.

m be held at the llcme c! Mrs. Hector MacNcvin on May

liliiigqt eight p._m.> _ k 1

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t

oted Items Priced

A definite saving at the time of

IIII/VAYN.‘ 5 Lounge iihairs $28-95 Cash Pricc

Two only, comfortable lounge clluirs

_ th t were formerly priced much Z’;

I§ higher. Pay $2.85 down. $3.79 § A bookcase can be_ both useful and V‘

~ monthly, ’ an attractive addition in your livln \ room, library or den. Here is one a

A. Stewart: Jones Re

llI/VQNHR‘

year whenbaby should b out in ' Ugh the fresh all‘ every do; Big 5 Fnldmg Go carts g _/

s

I Cash Price A barsain because they are below X- lost years price, Light in wciizht, yet §I n1’ sturdy construction. Fold mm- piurtly. Reduced from $6.05.

“NCWYA NI! wasnrn

A new Brantford Locomotive Wztshir with a large tub and new rnoderl. adjustable gear bux. Top value at the old price and now reduced iron

ysoos to - — - - - — $7935’

Easy terms. Your chance for a i111- gain.

BOUKBASE

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J 5 I:

a feature low price-—liurry! " down, $2.14 monthly. Cash S;

Bee _ _ _ _ _. __ mffiAsuvq

Frigidaire for i941 E

values. New Conveniences. New style. Greater worth for your money. The new models are now on display. Easy terms.

I » “i\.W1/i” lll/V@‘\\\\

15.0%

%

Bigger. better

10%!

I Breakfast Suites —/ 95

$1 I Cash Price

Attractive breakfast suites that irili brighten up your breakfast nook. o i!i""‘~'5“‘d""l\ ll-lif table illlII four chairs. llcuutlfui natural “nigh will, contrasting trim. $1.95 down. $1.93 monthly.

WXVIA i!!!

3-po. Chesterfield S ii I TE

n s liamty Benches Your 95 . 5“ i < . . . Choice I (rash Pm” I Cash Price l -\ A i n e oi‘ these useful benches _ A h d} _ m ‘l t f i in finiiiiziiuscutlrfllrllvt‘ stymi- Rmnij: ; ChltSi-éarfiiizianxRdxtilVilill;glqllifiittifillill. Q § values 11D l0 55-95- “'5' mm“ "‘ g Genuine Kroclilel" construction a served! tliroucilout. Save at Simpson's!

I'd)’ $11.50 down. balance monthly.

Special preseliizliive

Used Electric Refrigerator

good condition.

An attractive and useful chair for your living room- One only.

factory- Solid walnut construc- lion. (‘ash price -- — --

III/ VEKNM

Limited quantity only of spring- illled studio couches. rem‘! cover. ivonthh‘.

Q lvlvuvs/nlfl OWH —10 Months to Pay

‘uuq

lsiiiinstivy“ 4/11! KER‘ Si‘ t‘

“if/ace THREE u

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Newly overhauled and in A bargain at

Easy terms Occasional ithair

A

product of the famous Snyder

_ $9.95

Studio Couches

$2 95

I Cash Pricc

Z

Servlceable /——

Pay $2.65 down, S2 60 ?_

With Small Service Charge

. Hug Specials

Axminister, 9 by 10%. A spring value for your home. Three only

in this size at $

Cash price — - _ _

Easy terms, $395 down $3.80 per month

Axminisier, 6 3-4 by'9. Terr spec.

ials zit

Beautiful patterns» Good \'£il'it‘i_\ Easy terms

values. 'i‘he.~:l'

Three only. ilsed rilp; Wilton and Axminisier. rugs are in very good condition and we believe they are well priced for good vzllilc. Easy terms-

IIHIQQ‘\\\\\ Bedroom Suite ‘g

$64-50 Cash Price

3 pieces complete-bed, dresser and clilttonier. Priced for quick clear- ,1 once Saturday. Pay $6.45 noun, j

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Phone (502 hzirloiietovvn

Personals i

The nmnv friends of Miss A8065 T, McKenna. Borden. will be surly to hear that she has entered the Charlottetown Hospital for an operation for Mastoid.

Mr. John G. MacF-adye“. Cheri loltretown spoilt Easier at North River, the guest of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Walker.

in on return to her home at River Jo in. N. S, otter visiting her sis-

I- G. IIUTCIIBSON . G. I‘. IIUTUIIIQON

l with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Rlen- Nnriin unu

barter. City. of "l" _____ m. Gnarly. The many friends oi Nliss Pal-rin- ia Flood, riaiigilter oi Mr. and Mrs. ‘.1. n. Flood. Soul-h Ndvillo. will m ‘ pleased in learn alie i? resting corn- fortsbiy following a illvroiiiectomv iln the Charlottetown Hospital} ‘Thursday morning.

i Miss Katherine M. Collings, R. N. m‘ Montague, P. E. l., leaves this

‘a dist

morning for the mainland. She has l quiet and generous disposition end

been appointed to a comlnission ‘in tile Special Reserve C. A. l". with n” ran’ D5 a “r5173 Sum“, Mi“ isuiiiczcnt. words oi praise for liini 693F335 “a5 “mo”? ‘m’ QPKMBLE“ i even in life. He was a devout mem- ‘6 e is!“ "I955 O ‘he C ‘ilnoiie’ i her of the Roman Catholic Church own Hospital Training School. She is the daughter" o.’ Ml", and James Ceilings, Aiozznlguc. leaving Miss Ceilings was the recip-