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late Mr. George Hoim oi Vic- toria and from _ g there were three children. David

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GOLMTFS TGOTII POWDER

Scientiﬁc tests puvo conclusively that in seven out o! inn us“ COLGATE‘! TOOTH POVIDII Instantly steps Olll bod Mouth. SAVER V00 MOI!!! Compared to other lending brands, a lsrge tin of Cnlgatck gives you up t0 30 more Imvrbiwzgs, a giant tin up to 46 morn invrbingr-for not I peony motel

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' ' Tho PEI. a ,~ May mudng in Hurt: ittstmm short tim . I - Vol. I. Grails o! Dundu‘. (‘Dboairmsn Bitiﬁi; 521" .3121.‘ PEG . chairman was assisted in the de- votional period by Mrs. E. R. Woodsids. President oi the PEI. .- T ‘erinl 0| the W

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In Memoriam

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MIG. HIIABDTI JAII ling.

PILLMAN

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She was married first to the this marriage

months aid hcr liie was confined for the occasion t hr-r be. ntess with patience and Christian fortitude: and trust 5h!‘ went to be st rest with Gcd

she bore her sick-

wlth a humble

A ‘short funeral service was held

Interment

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rooeived The

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Sirot. iormerly Miss Cora oi Vernon. A number oi iriends gathered to tender the brids and her newly acquired husband (who 5K1 ‘ LAC Ali-force of

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MpcN i, Pee uwmiciiem. nﬂmﬂne wmm a m Racism s31 Morley Mui- gated the fellowins reports 0t-

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IDEAL COUPLI IONORB)

An sveut o! more than usual importance to the Vemon. Bridge took place in the village hall. when s recepti tendered M: Ind

distric t

Toronto.

“ho ls deceased; Mnudﬁ. MIS- P9411 Onit.) a hearty welcome. Fursi: oi Milibank. N.B.. and Olive beautiful gifts were

at home. One brother Mr. Hugh with, gggqmpgmylng b“; Murray lives at Bedeqlw. During the evening Mr.

Her second marriage Wu i6 Mme“ called the gathering Mr. Cyrus Pillman of Werwh order and spoke very apprcr River. lie also is deceased. of the part played by or

The late Mrs. Pilman was in force ys also mentioning {ruling health for the last in’ ideal character oi‘ the bride. jvcars min during the vlosmx He then called for the address

gifts being opened, a c reply. terse but to

hi: late residence on Sunday. Both received a sound bouncing. Alnv 7 a: 2.30 pm. and funeral Aiter slngin "For ‘They iccv were continued at the Jolly Good Fellows" everyone en- Uwizcd Church. Her pas- tel-ed whole heartediy in the dance '. 3v E. Vessey spoire on which Xollowcd. Music of the eve- thinly n! our Christian nlng was su plied by several lo- hum‘ and ialsn expressed sym- cal artists. tersingingtheNation. unrhv to the bcrcavcd. a1 Anthem and bidding adieu to Th.» hymns sung were "The Mr. the guests departed Sands cl Time Are ﬁnking" with feelings oi gratitude for ‘Peace Perfect Peace" and “Saie pleasant evening aiiorcled them.

o; Assistant Treasurer. T. J. Inmsn 0n WES

Joseph FHISCI

Many presented wish

S. Milton

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P. E. l. lliiitsd Church Presbytery Mating

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Church gave a lino address on Prayer. After the devotional ex- ercisu. the sry called the rollli 1A lnlie number o! 12:1 Th an symsn wen roan . o minutes oi

rintad ‘d t mut- woro rooslv

Rev. J. A. was s int-

t and v. I. A. Nioho . Several letters were considered and xe- ierred to tho proper committees They were iron. Revs. Dr. Kerr. vochrsno, Truunm. miss An-

tinue ior two dsys. Notice was nceived that the i llowing min- isters: Revs. David Reece. Sidney Lesmen. and Rev. George Budd were ‘-‘ ,. admission to tho Ministry of the United Church oi Canada. Alter other routine bus- iness ths morning session was concluded. AFTERNOON SESSION The afternoon session began at 2.30 p.211. A res athy to readslbonn Graham's wiib, a church worker, passed go.

away s short time s Rev. John Jarvis presented m eating report on Christian

Quarrie. i). ' Rev. George Ayers.

Chairmen 0i Committees. Christian Education, Rev. Jolm Jarvis. Evangelina and Social Service. Rev. Geo. Cough. Home Missions. Rev. J. R. nner. Pensions, Rev. D. J. Morrison. and Maintenance, Rev. Lewis Murray. Missionary Education. Rev. I. . O. Fraser. Publications: Rev. Roy Vessey. A.

Church Property, Rev, '1', ilson,

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Educati d St d ts, . W. I. Gfﬁirlai. m u an Rev 3800MB. Rev. W. Ira MacDonald. agtatistics, Rev. Dr. A. S. Mur.

Pastoral Relations: Rev. S. J. Boyce and Rev. W. T, Mercer The committees report was un- animously adopted. Rev. J. M. Baxter presented s resolution from the Bedeque Charge asking that each Charge in the Presbytery support ‘tit; Tem. appon ng a delekate to the Temperance Fed- This was ‘seconded by T. J-Alnmgm carted. vo e o ordered sent l? My“ passed and

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reported that lite Charged)! Rlcl}- d Bay East desired continued Prfbyteri/ tiisupply. mo" on Presented by nsv,

l J. O. Fraser concerning the an-

Dointcd to announce the ‘vas up‘

and the places at the May session A report was given by the

Sormnittee on the Debt mduc. on

Rev. T. E. Mnr-Lcnnan oi Char-

l Rev. Dr. Rid

to succeed Dr. Endicott. Pev. Dr. Alex Kerr was ltﬁoderator oi the General Coun- c .

Yﬂmrt from the g glvangeliln and Social Service. At the Divor ti r

dilierent ﬁllgllelfs on mm n“ “a giderslbl: discussion on this mat-

er. . . this subject ior

lottctowti wrs nominated to suc. ceed Dr. C: 'l us Secretary oi EVBYIEPIISIII jrncl Social Service. out ivas nominntcd

nominaNd as R"- GW- Gollsh presented his Committee o pm. the Presbytery discussed There was con- G J. Tweedy spoke on

a short time. Revl- J- Cross. B. o. 5811M‘, c.

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I dreamed that I paid $5.00 for s haircut and $50.00 for a pair of cardboard shoes. I dreamed that we had no wartime controls on prices, proﬁts or wages, and that we hadn't had the sense to organize thoudistributiion of supplies all the wav down the line . . .

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I dreamed that because everyone was making more money and spending it, prices were sky-

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I dreamed that everybody had to‘ ﬁght to get more money . . . and that in this mad race,“ wages and salaries were falling behind.

to rcullzo with relief that I live in a country where things are sane and stable . . . where the cost of living has been kept within bounds.

all tho ﬂoral looked like “ﬂre“ sales . . . with people scrambling to buy before prices went still

I dreamed the hand of everyone was against his neighbour, with each of us blaming the other fellow for his troubles.

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to roullzo that without the safe- guards that have headed off infla- tion, my M811" mare might: have become a reality!

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panicky poopli were buying things they didn't need, and hoarding everything they could get their hands on . . .

with everybody for lslmnl - s c no matter what it cost in tho long run . . . and no mnttﬁ how it hurt the war eilort.

toromindmysollthllibbiliiifi still pruning and Ind v0 mill 00n- rlnuo tohold ﬁrm .. .cndlulmocns everybody Illllll play 1dr Ind l0 HI pIrI by no! crying to gal 0on0 MINI"- ary, funded advantage at the OIQOIII o! his follow-Canadians.

9o rodllzo that prices and wages-production costs andselllng prions —-nre inseparably Halal together.

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don Wm. Christian. Launching. W. K. Grain. R. R. 5. Ken- sinrrto

n. Winston W. Otirric. Aiberton. Bari Diamond. Winsloe.

M . the Bllietmg committee ior Rural conferense announced the ar- oi rangements ior the visiting minis-

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era/ring Anociation will com/petitions, exhibitions,

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leave oi absence ior Chaplaincy

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grantnd. Rev. T. . Htmphrey v -

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