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fliqmagdoilviol l“ “'1'...-

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i Mme-luau

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flrfl l8 8-11-11-

w" “m” “mifzao-‘elt? ______ i 53,5 for drawing cream

factory. NM l" Qitirbe received by the

P l-

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o Sugday, March 12th. are - ‘o

A. w

m.“ 3‘ PM. Crapalfid P. . i '2, -. ~

-'- " ‘ma!’ a-u-lt.

lttclcs AT rtsrtsmo- ‘Jlfllfiltg George Hail. March gmlngwli Dramatic Club DN- “Aunt Minnie from Minne- '- Matinee X33 B gull. Even I18 rents. Music and ipfiitiiitlfs L

OKING orders for car of grin one feed oats. Car now m, Harold M. Llnklettler. f . _ 3-11-13-15-18-41 ink M

; BY Bcdefll" l’ on‘ ggh t3, south Shore Hoc- figeguc fittals. FIrS

11w game series.

.,. Royals vs.

,AdmlS5l°n 20 and

i"! MEN'S MEETING -'l‘he weekly luncheon of the , de Y's Men was held on q evening at the OlYBIPll t~urartt with Ml‘. Archibald ...._ in the chair. The chair- . of the radio auction reported over a. hundred articles had dy some in for the auction that they were still coming . dav. Lowell Hancock. Gor- wltite and H. T. Holman, Jr. eppcinted to arrange for a e for the night of the

an Mr. Herbert Stright

, wpeintod as advertising man- , Mr DQVL; Udstone advised ultmbera of the club that the .. debating team had starte lvtk on a debate and would . to put one on for

The

which was all. The meet- The King-S.

oo Late To Classify mo. GIRL 1'0 ASSIS-T vitlt housework during school

bun. Apply z; Edward Street. 8-11-11.

imp. lrTrrl FOR seminar. homework, No children. Even- ings free. 215 Hilisboro Sweets.‘

. h programme lb’ enicyed by v sed wi

TENDERS

lulad Tender! (lull-keel Ten- ivlilbereceivedbythoundcr -- gill gaaclh 25th for or eylrllga Dale: beghrkylet. wilibereoelvedeltharlf

‘ Ill l" P"; our lb, for runner l- “winter months Ind H!!!

“ IIWIIA: and fuel. Inst of any Tender not nov- ' to accept. WALTER l. WEEKS. Sofie“?!

l

We are as near t" you as Your Mail BOX

fllhfl N! fflfihfllblo for lelivmg an y;- "-1.,

be I. Hoapl ,

the HoapiiAL Provincial Senator-

‘ Queen Chariot

h Blttlel’ QM

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-—WI IAVI 10 I 00-. Simmer-aide. 2-26-61. —'I'ho

June: Hunter of Btnnmcrzfio ‘if; halbeenillathiahomovvithurq ‘flu are glad to hear

much improved a speedy rocove

f iiuoen Mary A

Needlework A Guild Meeting

The $9011 Mary Needlework Guild he ite annual meeting at the homo 0! Mrs. JP. Gordon, l-mcworth Avenue on Friday af- ternoon at 8 o'clock. the President Mm. Mculre in the chao-

A a endid attendance of mom. bera ened to the reports of the various Committees

War Knitting

Every month a parcel of from 50 to 00 mitts, sweaters, scarves, seamen’: emotion. cape and socks ie rent. to the central Magazine Exchange. Halifax, for the Mer- chant Marine and themany letters recelv tostify in the. gratitude

3-11-21. P134138

to the Mine Sweepers League, w Mrs. Evans for the Free French and to several individual sailors and soldiers, the total amounting to ‘ton articles. ‘rho grand total aim-g the of the Wav was fill.

MlIIII-llfl

The new venture. the dlmewh of Magazines. resulted as follows: ‘Ib the Central Magazine

ciia 110

EX Dfle To the Flying Angel Mission l54 th uses 1g:

ILOWB

lum, Sick Baa H. M. C. 5-

, t0 the Beach Grove and Airport Hospitals tn Fdlconwood and the Pro- nines. ‘Pills was made possible through the kindnea of many members. m; 1:1 mention should be madeqioefc the weekly bundles from the Charlottetown Hotel. through the kind offices of Mrs. Mould

P. I. I. Protatant Orphan‘

Tim year the donation consist.- ed of 1S’! garments o! ll! hind-S for children of all ages. This con- on now for over 8

a members a feel- ction in helping to and man?

received from

It Lorenzo

Evans Branch of the

sent a very welcome

w; y, m. , and to this Branch. for forwarding to the troopl neuter-r, lock-I. IMHO. "It

Queen Mary Maternity lone The annual birthday box 101'

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Ell?!

Also British News and SHORT SUBJECTS SHOWS 7.30-9.15 Saturday at 2.30

SUMMERSIDE Ediilfieliellstlieliziiatialislislie.

“llenry Aldrich Swings lt” At Capitol, S’side

I ; inuorrigible. mgmqag. $0}: love to laugh a; _ Hfmy Aldrich - has gotten himself fl m“ "B" Se! of Problems hwhich Paramount has fashioned to attcthel- hilarious mOVIE call. rd “Henry Aldrich slung; now a; the Capitol Theatre H9113". in 165011.15 in this 08:": of hk music teacher, 5.13:1; much. to the lllfilflpplfltfm;

of

Henry lOOlLs for outside we in e shady night club. Before

We and girls play in a school concert in accompaniment; of [he Great violinist, Josef Altman, p0,- holed by I-Tiiz Feld. Altman plays on a Stradivarius worth 519993 8nd n couple of crooks are in the

PIBBn tto steal if. l1 °';'-' hem. 391113‘. Dicks up Altman's violin instead of his own, when the concert is over. and the crook. get Henry's worthless fid- dle instead c1 the Strad. Henry unknowingly _u.ses the precious vio- lin in his 1113M. club engagement and is forced to leave i: behind him when the place is raided. ‘ugotllmcan see ;hg pOSllbllltlfi-‘fior s par r predicament of Henry's, And m); everything heard about the pig. titre. “Hem-v ich Swing; n,- lnore than lives up to them,

1944 _c'tvlc ~ (continued-Tom pep i.)

in‘ statement.- "We have checked your estimated elmendituree against.

Queen Mary's evacuated Matern- "y Ruggdklndwgf-licfl of the P.- lan of the Canadian Red

#181711? dome of

tart of the Guild in lawn. hu revived the HM Branch, and has proved hereeif

a great friend to all service P61’- eonncl-

Cafl Delolonl the year amount-

w"

tho Oithnno‘ A on gamma. non-cs r- l0

or»: ‘Relief

o" M u n‘ "i" 0rd;- .'.’.°'.'.2'..""""t." u

let flu

u yo!

tel our ma.

Ml on“ . 3 ‘.22. ., .22. reticulum. mail!‘

ti... onus '10-. Linnea

. Biglkplon,‘ Mn: . 5 In N!!! u“ prrowil‘ famll

to movement in the dea country‘: service which hi: fora- her and to Mr. Dr

“we” umpathy in extend-

“ I . hie moat patriot-b body M’ v0- vvork of ill

lo for the . hariotte- I Qu l

I cheese.

rklneeeeonandoutoftiz

ro v

it over hero to h and it is our hope that all Cha - melt and we m will continua to cooperate with your Fina-no Committee throughout the

s you have in mak- llg out your t

"ma es.

We have not made any drastic changer in your statements so well were they leted. and would

motion that we have not increased any e diture: we have out all 1c 8000mm to the bcne.

"Ar you all know We have to the ext-a 411.000 request-

e School Board and this

the some revenue ea 19B. 1n

to do this without raisingutghe

each Committee will ve

t tinder no circlntfit‘ roe:

e year to ootne a

a! orwertav at from last year. and m’ a otmtinuatlon cut method of

3.5.

59""

ey in generous t cho peace w.“ y

lery or celery leaves

It."

the WTSOH of Jimmy enamored rt Hall,

, his "SW37 Kl-Tl lfknd, Mimi Chrj. ler. T0 buy Miss Hall 3 new pfno engage- mme f" his swine hand and finds

their night club date, however, the (“PT-fun ls too hie

audience with a well thought our. o

House In Committee On Dairymen’s Act

alike?‘ wan In]!

they were r. ‘P would anybofl loco ‘gfiwwg: an“ m” u: Pranier Jones: “ffrdr patron!

be ‘m m Nikon u We iwouldn‘; gee the bonus." . '02,. . .

Hm" 1”“? - Ptflw“: 533° umievmflon under-your Pr ‘d nit weather, but no could no ‘ Jones: '1 crew of itv

m‘ “l” “l” mzlYou never knew of iu e this at present. m u‘ 8am “*4 u mq5existence in a nrivve . gnythmrf? d “rations as twenty’ year-amigo. thngthey Premier Jone, raid indications! ‘ i, bad coune front loony sources. lie-h, otlnmendatlonu are being made togt obtain release of men who bavetnm been called up. and theae are fro-i intently granted Under toe federal scheme of paying 8.00 a day for m} m soldier farullwgabggre rhiia Province; Mn . er dsdrannge- W." .. h’ ‘flnmzl lmglr ‘ui-Yeiqk-a he und The following government bills. ' ' ' ‘v w“ m; were introduced and read n first m“ “ch-tug” w‘ w“ Em, time: An Act to amend an Acf fr~g étswg;a.aqgiv to provide for strneralznuazion a!-‘ . l, Q It ' ‘ ' ‘aunts f k 1 _ fltxeuefore r. w..s 4-0 correct to sea °l' E~°° "achm- a“ ma“. private enterprise had no re-

ldaeating ev I Dr. tin-wen if everyone alike thim

Legislature, kiarcil l

tnsilllii

ALL lJNEE tttPlt ltuttattr

Sumnvxers] .1’:

m

WANTED-To ‘Rent in city house or apartment ‘as soon as possible. apply -D. Guardian.

l I i The WEEK at S. D. U.

" PROFESSIONAL CARD

t. s. tncltttv

flannel Acconlant _ . Olfllt ll

QIIIMUIIIJIICI

FUNERAL THIS MORNING The funeral of Mrs. Fred Reddlll.

Act to lalfiendnan Act respe¢1ing;p_-E5¢n_ 105“ mm" °5~ ' Hon Mr Barbour laid the in- wkgxfhe lgumffimntggnt‘ snefltor EéI?Ul-(‘. check cream (sang:

cum-n .. . . - _ a o v fr; and binding jourmah, which e m c was adopted.

is properly An Act. to lncorporele the Sum- met-side Youth Centre Inccrpor- p a was read a third time andvb

pa. I Aite- f"-*~--- - .='-:c.'l. the bill Dllfrmflfi Act In: reported agreed to. On motion of Przutier Jones’ —-——— "‘ ihehrrotlse went int-l committal vvi Mr. Heath Stronl, in that chair on an Act to arrend mil-mien’: Association e

Slemgiitl of the statute all (my s Yen o make an as-‘ n", .sessment for the enlplojtment of Q; |oéf|lunilfig|sggg b," an instructor o: instructors e of n_ ncvrsy nature may be inserted amerldeglgergagafigwcvsege IlYdId tfhe aé-waglflv‘; ceirlts n word. strictly ply- aawl w me orte-ae avance promotion of the dairy industry. ‘ ——

Premier Iona said it was hoped I.\ RDIERIBRLYCB — The 118B next year that me A z would boon the So" o! E1 land iv owned

pverntives ‘FTBPI- ‘U d nan-g

factories a, well as At present they lre out having represerl Mr hfcPhee said quite the case. The ctems have a miner's:-

we, not ate con- relresentn-

ion . - Dr. McMillan recalled the Pre- {awed inlet-Ks charge that the co-oglz-rafive Mrs factories had been "cheating". me,‘ o W8: responsible for this con-' ' diiion? he asked Premier Jones: "The

adzzn .*a;v Calamity‘ List L1 Pte. Herzy Wedge, who was scr- 'n Scoiia and P111112 ' PM. go's n kin ‘s his mother, Jacqueline Wedg P E I. TRANSFERRED TO NURSING fuwflts» slsTElrs~ Mrs Patrick nammlli. _ has received a wire from 1 here an in-_her dal ' Cpl. H. I-Ialnlnili 1' PF Premier Jones: “Ws. man who discovered 'f." Lkn McMillan: covered before Pie-ruler Jones:

e: . ct t. :1‘ I know hi“: ffié n1, her new Dr McMillan: Here i. a reflect- ion on an honorable chss of sec-pie. , Hcw did the Dominion Goverztmen‘ 5e‘ their information?" ' Premier Jones: “Thcv oey bonus to the factories. and when? the reports went 9 Governr

,ment wouldn't nay l: because the,

v-

P“

dilties .‘

~ evening was in the chair and were ptisent. Alame- mnde for the coming 'S~ to be given forgli;

. ewtn; groups e .- for the comL ' . converter of (mm: e relxlrted Q handed in during the . Mrs. Bannazwne re- knitting of socks con-

Dr_ Mciidiiian: chitin‘: that be’ - “

self ev-Ident for a long time?’ .31“ j“ Premier Jones: "It shcttld haven); n .. . .

Dr. McMillan: ‘Has the situa- tion been corrected?" Premier Jones: “It corrects itself

i l

Dr. McMillan: "How ion! have‘ they been doing it?" 1 Pranier Jones: "I i "it knovtn. It probably was going olt when you. were office, only you never

found it out " .. Thursday after- 5""°"= """‘°“°“ 'r.oon. _\l'rs'. a: s Coffin the chair- Dr- Mewilam "I doubt the i132‘ .‘2t§§‘§$l.“‘i~°i..‘t’2§§m£1‘. o? x mm‘ ‘m5 L‘ ”' g°°d ‘mpmmmw cfice checking xtltzl the roortlng of to have the matter explained, be-, prim, méreaseg we“. singed by we "u" H? “'55 “lied 9" ‘he phbmhalrnlan. She urged theo- we 50ml- lfl i119 Plfls- "id Yflienill’ l" members to keen zvoli informed e- the House. that otlr dairyrnelt gggydjng 30am Qydgg-g and new n. were thieves. I want ‘.0 find out gtilatlorrs in order tho: thvy might how they were thieves Waa it by, explain them to members of the or- aocident or design? it seems that. garlizatlon which they represent. the Dunlnion Government, was the; The application form for ration first w discover it. How did they! coupons for men on leave. Wll cz- make the discovery? we: it ournloin . also the reasons for re- inapector or theirs? it ‘s n reflection§ WMEQIYS 1P the but“? Ya-ulm- n on the dalrvrnen of the Provdncetwfl-s ramlfifl, W" m“ bflmr ‘Pugs and the Dominion Cvovernmerttfhfiid, ‘Willcfilw? zfzuilélthm found them out. r still illink tnerefillll-‘t “i l" 33°F 6M “w, t. some misunderstanding about. it. t c‘? “w wxm-‘gm m “d, 1 don't think that the cooperatives “x Ceiling .511”; ‘or Mann on yvoulg do anything like that inten- storage vegtwmes were also a,” ona v. : m “d Premier Jones: "You dent think ,°,}“‘,‘,.§§‘§“}°”,,e dmeug ‘:11, one cweeratlte vwld in‘ w set speakers’ pattel. and asked utm- bers to advertise the fact that‘

ahead of another?"

Dr. McMillan: "I don't thinktspeakels are available to an or- thev would cheat." ganlr-aticn if they will afliv _£=.¢M=r_~!°n¢=.1_"1f_t_h_¢v we". 1112-. 8 Dsliinmteeha-irmln.

vvonrnvs nizmoxar. ADVIS- ORY CODDIITTEE SIEETS —The regular Imeetl f the Wooten’! m 3

E“ f1 the War

i Committee Prices and 'l‘rade Council Chamber

uphill collecting-

carrot or turnip add food

value and combine well with meat or .

°.!E..-_._._____ '12:, Mfnarl‘: n. u» pen. Officer: for the e : "r aillifi. Bartlett. Preddent an. w. one-m a ' Vice innocent. Mn WA. num-

‘iecretary. Mrs. A3. Ouch

.A. our», 1m

L; Death nicks in Ghurka knife tell their own grim story. Both India! and Canadian troops aerve the

cosmopolitan Eghih Army. Here Ohurba air ii Hun dead.

,.\'EW Mount-cits

CASUALTY LlST- Atnonz those} reputed nussznz ill the latest Can--

e. Mount Car- 11

‘ ary in India. Evening worsh

s. Inch. Mus. Ban,

nfofflcers

Hwillbelaeldthismornlngati

o'clock from her late residence 124

gwmr Street t: St Dunstan‘: Rlriai will in ’

. the {Roman Qflbolic Cemetery.

GLASGOW Christian tmday, March 12. At ii ._ m. Morning worship: at 12.15. tCommunity Sunday School; at. 3 p.m., Iredericto at 730 p.m. Breadalb 2-11-11.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rev. J. A. Nicholson, minister. Services Sunday. March l2. l1 am. Central Church; 2.30 p.m. Pleasant Grove; 7 p.m. York.

n; 81!.

late Mrs. Murdock Ross

from Zion Presbyterian church y?!- . termy afternoon where services ‘were conducted by the Rev G l Carlyle Webster, who also offtclaf-ed lat the gravenlnternlcnv m Peon-vi’ ‘Cqneter-y. onoumry Iwere: Runell Cl-dickshan

i

‘ivVelr. ‘Rte active pallbearers were: Donald MacKinnon. George W- Macfieod. Alex LmcDonald. Prank Currie. finest Cudlnore. and Har- ri‘ MacDOl-RB-ll.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH - _At

the service of rnomlng worship, am. the sermon by the Ronald Noble will be "WVDY Jes- ill Came." The will be Braokett’: Jam." The Church School meets for Bible Study period at 230 p. m. Dr. ‘Lelia. Clark will address the School, describing some of he‘: lrllereszing experiences as mLssion- ip will be observed at 7 p.m. This service will be in charge of the B.Y-P.U.. the speakers beinz Miss Mildred Crosby and ltfr. Ivan Robinson. Misses Aletha Saunders and Mar- zuerlze Brehau: will sing. organist choir-master will be in charge who music at all services.

Personals Mr. W. P. Brxulgarrived home

and oi

“g and has resumed his work as Ver-

erans‘ vVeilare Officer.

m. Leon ‘worthy of Vancouver ia visiting his parents in the cit)‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Worthy after an

_absentc of twenty-five 5'95?!-

Dr. c. 1. Smith oi cndrtottewvu left this rnorninz for Ottawa. toot- tnnd a conference of the medical of the Department of Pen- sions and National iieluh.

CflDt. A. Reginald Smith leftfleacirl:

ooons for nuclear-aorta

TRINITY UNITED CHQRCH. — In the absence of the Minster Rm‘. from the city. the will conducted

School, under

fi slid tion,

uca fwthoda vrlliin to; ‘mm

Sins. Attwood. A men's

take charge o! the music the evening worship. Mr. A. R. enchll. A. C. C. 0.. will tiirect. the choir. ‘Ibo Fireside Hour of & Ma my‘: Services will be co the East Parlor after _W01‘dhli).

l. dlrwctor at usual

trtbesmen allow! cons Oec p614 of Stratford. Ont hllde mlvh which indicaw hi: personal tally of

(Camdlm Anny Oversea Photo)

'11:. funeral of the" ' held

John ’

‘and

cal decisive 7-3 victory for has Goal-getter: for the Safnts were Dame

t I 9"

federation many reoculnendations

were made including the following

that a form of toot-op Poll be es-l tahliiud which would tabulate

student opinion on ‘Joe b2 rwlll, question; of today, that etudentt opinion be clarified and crystallized- through panel tlisszlssion; and

published in campus papers, that {he ' C.F.C.C.S should atternp: to voice their conclusion; in the 5e- cular arts. and zhat a greater effort be made to acquaint attxlant; the catholic altitude cowards ern social questions.

vita! moi-i

Another special skate sponsoredi by the Students Council was held in the College rirlk on Satuni March 4th, and we; an ottrrtanding

i

i

success. A glacial word of oralse to. Oven Sharkev and Andrew Mac-l

Donem for the efficient planner in}

1L which they arranged for and wuper- i

vised the evenlrizr pregnant.-

heid a meeting e: which cctnnlittees were formed rd plans discussed for the holding of the annual ‘Junior Provo.

Prince, Ph D. Prof of Sociology at King's University gave an instruct- ive lecture to the Seniors and~

i t t

‘ Juniors. D,- Prirtce evplairted what

social work offers u; a profession todav and he introduced {he students to the ogrporfunitfee afforded at the fifaritime School of Social Work , -Halifa.v. One of the five such schools‘ in Canada. this school offers‘ gffldllitg work in social welfare

my; work

nocxelv: Senior noouy, team was eliminated by the Army; in the second game of the finals‘ for the city League chemnlbnfihil The army made it two stralzh ‘Thursday night by a 10-5 victo, having won 14-10 on T118568? 1118M, The {out we; game score was 24-15, Ou: boys put uo l. stiff battle before being subdued by the strong Arm! team.

. ‘the members of St Dunstalrs; team returned on Shtllfllfly 111E119‘ Feb 2cm from Sockvilie where they played e, return game W11)! Mount A. Hfhe game ended in a 't-'l m. time {giving St. Drnstan‘: the homo and :home series by a total score of 14-11. qgqm A_ led 2-1 at the end 0f the first period ‘lhe Shirts made it 8- ;al1 at the end of the second. then 1m me mix-d period with 9 minutes remaining and the Saint; tlltee goals t behind. R. Lomontotzne. McAdam Mon“ cam got. a tally that. made the final score 7 all Members; lof the team are zrateiut for the hospitality received during their short stay in Sackville.

The Intermediate Saint lost 64 ,to the Juvenile Canadians in n hit ‘hockey gamg planed Marvh 1st l1! ithe college rink. Their second trims against P. W. C. ended with r.

our boy!

t

i t

Vi emure- an eve a The following is the sta-ndim of the Intramural league at the end of the third section.’

Pt: 1'1 L3

I 8 I

Faucet;

t m; past k forts saw tlileaurlalilgttonnolee deieeaeted by the Fuses 5-2. and“ the Sockets loee to the Faucets .

Basketball: Our basketball squad suffered its first defeat of i)! season what the Navy wm I 27-26 vmtory in a scheduled 85m? of the City League. militia 14-5 at the end of the first half. the.