f imifibofiuie m

d I 3 " (lg u; z Mrs. John Molin- 1'5 "able?! tog! Dleoe at her home gégriamm m “w! gim“ 1i or hm Him inlgbuet he it $‘#.§.S.".€°'"' ""' er lone and asoed ifiy'°tt.°§°'diti J31 mime? date.

at of and} :61‘! sswelvlfll- "W31"!- lfiu anther link w-lth the and!!! giivdiifltli-Bhdd.

[v Arthur Vmf

"III, Li. .

M33‘. "OWEN IABKIN T1183 he!‘

‘a Creel

anon February

eaided until the we onalibesthmcriaiated her on the on e.

Mrs. her wee mucth beloved by

frieotéshgtod neighhortsnmydee ly v.13‘... try"-

wesatc h"

$3111

ws"Mcliueaux all durinll hi!

° -men sonehin and brother

Lenten Meditations ‘ ‘ from

The Times, London canon-o‘. a a ‘ r in; rcmgsnsres

Lent will lo kept hv neat mm- benoHJlu-isivicnsforwbouzltu filled with 118M which no euth- bom dcr can overcome: that linibt nenetrates the shadows of

e in ev z and no w isn ‘r has lived ghiilbiflh

e neat ve years can s to eeehovr it llluminstes one of ma‘: angst‘ rimblems. ‘that of hv-

oge er n comm y.

The teaching of ohrist is that mun wBs created to love God and his . and. there-qfarsdior . e v- inc purpose for him la member drip of the family of that Father "from whom every family in hes- ven end earth is ." B man's Actual life on earth ls story of struggle between ‘spirits of fell

the

death e year ago took t

an t toll f h r st th and m; in no wegkenetlimgondltiou - e

lfl§ t ‘mt “u

Shwllverv °tn

to

Home“ m“ be u death and‘ she

u; §°'%“.€% iii o

elm: wosye faitliiui

to motun one brother sml e nephew Leo on with vnhom she resided

since her hilsbsntfe death. n“... mi ei.'”.铧:“t.‘?;¢§ it“ t“ $325.‘ by herbester. I4.- .1"*°h°' wnzmugfiggfizm o‘)??? oe e. 1'” whim? ‘our u” “ma” poll ignore were:

Bus“ Con- McCsrviliePentk lay grout?’ ‘it’? P.

Gard of Thanks

.__._. Q L ‘the faeaaily of ‘gas lstowlldral m fr: for many acts of kindness, 11% artis and Mesasgee of Sym- PI - ,

' In Momentum Inlovfooryof HIGH JINNII.‘ STUAI!‘

April 2, 1M5, "_"’r. n. um

' 1 fi %lf'n*i".ffifi out twirl/ad ever m‘.

laiofll we moans. but not in,

Ieeven vvewiilmedb

Sadly Millet! end 2-11

Card Of flanks

Mr. and Mrl. Everett Fold W181! s who so

lg; Father, Sisters

' ' lilolloea l" onsdtflh‘ m“ w"

‘and ‘torus Molinomx.

uh. z.» account. hfigmbtm. -- w and . clues d“ ’ _ ‘l mum m‘ gggstsgaa and ssedened to heal‘ of

Kinkorc “gum”. surrouudinydim‘ we‘: dden passing M QM M ma’ F813;“: 1y months T

e of 10 . " ilfm Monedxhsyenight, medi-

d i was imm 1y momen- gut all that lovini hands end

Her mg unile will be erect-iv .. -. .. enia I . tyohy Ivvtl-ld M conducted

, none can realize more

sisters mm» . m1 m held affirm mu. H14‘;

. The serious beaming of this upon hopes for the fwtGfi-e min! y than a gfinrerstitiln llhssfltwigt; passed o e world-war. aisfgcommurzityt in the fulluChrgtiori eeraee. attainable. cr is a pan ream men doomed to be the victim of the 5“.‘.‘°‘3.‘1m¥“‘°é‘ °°t‘f““t“é"l.ut‘$ifé

a an e and set free to fulfil his destiny? hire: an; questions which cannot Fornolsent celebrates the‘ fact that in the midst of the worlds strife and confusion there is this .',}°“&.,..°1"“”‘..".’~i1°’it.t§é‘ tffitml s ea . ed, who are “knit t thcr . .. .. 1n the mystical body of .. ._ .. Christ our Lord." Ever lncr across the centuries, the "mlilltit which no men can number" includes rum o . Firth’ °' dbl”? ““‘ .§.‘“?.:..i.'§£' are ye‘? indlosglubiy one 1n their common love of Christ and their egsrience of mien with and in- d tednees to him. In them com- munity is already attsimd. with s promise of attainment much wrest- er. Between themfliristiamndua of h ' fihmof roodmgver evil and the defeat of tin!‘ divisive forces self-interest

eddsnd trelnafgrumedwlvy the hvirlt d! 00d.

t t

' GIIRNWICII NOTIS ‘lha was has bear heavy wioh ad t €.';.t*"w.‘€f.°t5-‘te. “$31.... wows. The ice along Greenwich shore is akin; in l d to the bent’! and niiffie-E».

Mill Doria MaeEwen of Ohar- ttetotln t

. has liven oz her home in Green .

"claim aunmmut

gbglislnlenamalfergq :t..-.-::.:-:--~

ahlllllllvslel. *M"'”' .._-_________.________

CD03’! for Photographs.

.__..._ Ion uwnua

assume. w" ‘till uovvun u

F ennus X02-

gllii» u‘ rgeggloltfgifr" m? nut:

ile Asp 1t 1n. nu ‘H.

coigmitfelt Pepe! nnrioPorglr-ud

1N STOCK NOW-Jill kinda of othy Mixture, Clover Late Clover and Early

ut d a Clover, M les and Turnip Seeds.

28$ new wh e stock . D on and Spillett. 3-2941.

A!’ POLYCLINIC - Dr. J. Kent L. Irwin, at nresent, taking s on graduate course st the Royal 61c- iorls Maternity Hospital, Montreal, hos been appointed successor to

. Tidmsrsh at the Pelyclinie. Charlottetown.

~—-—— l

VISITED BUSTICO - Mr. J. S. Galbraith. Dominion technical ad- viser on housing. accompanied by Mr. J. F. Connolly, provincial depu- iY-Mlnlster of Reconstruction, were in Ruetico over the weekend dis- cuspin Ruatico’: housln situa- tion w th the citizens of t st. com- munity.

CllAB-LOITETOWN EXTEND WELCOME - Hts Wor- ship, Msycr'B. Eerie MacDonald. accompanied by City Councillors J’. D. Blew N‘ W Lowther and

OFFICIALS

on, Summerslde

Kinsmen hockey teem st the local airport Saturday evening on their return from Sydney, N. S, The City officials warmly con ratulat- ed the boys on their we warned victory over the Sydney Shlpysrls Juvenile teem.

AVY FREIGHT MOVING -~ N

IIE

51x hundred cars, which were empties. moved from mainland Province in the according to local O. N. B.

lnls. At present. there ere about 200 cera stll remelniflg to be trons- ported across the Tormeniine-Bor- den route. This number gives them no concern and they expect to have those csrs all across within the next few dsys, rsllway effic- isla asld yesterday.

CITY POLIQ

one-third of have

do mi "til". it"; y mo n! a wee oc e nine was be Magistrate K. M Martin. for drunk orderly, two of, and costs or 30 days in the third remanded until April two drunk and lncapsblee f and costs

8th- one

theweekenziwefilnthe

Mr. Melvin MacLai-en of Char- ed

week end Plrents.

t the the will? en with his

m, Macureu kiss spent o short flu‘ ouch with his vsrents here recently.

Miss tl S de was a visitor tfiileeciwfi menial’ by giotoacat accompanied by her

m .

Mrs, Geo e MacEwen and Mrs. hutch Me on were visitors at St, Peters Buy on March 21st. visiting friends in the vlllace.

i 1m c»- muiggn no" mo"... whoa. Much new

vale them e5 t

Thursday marked

g at district headquart-

he popular Salvation Army canteen in Hnllfsx after more than three years catering service to the

has won the regard of sll st headquarter! through her friendly ctr-operation. recogn tion of their regard the personnel presented Min i with s h me travelling complete as s token of lhg Ween rgt. . A, "Bill" Ibl beholf of the lief! at heed

m“ are. Miss Keenan s

. t wit" “$to‘¥’i.°§2i.“€€.,“u§§. ‘ltfilt Suther d. Greenwich.

_ S the!’ or v e w e w“ guests of Mrs. Mina Suther-

Mr. d turns tonight from c

aa canteen newer esa with

tic Omnrnand head

latterly district h

made s host _

stay and she will be grestly missed by all who know hen-Halifax Ik- change. Miss Keenan whole home ia st 1'14 Sydney Street, Charlotte- town has been asked to cake over

._._.___..__..._. George J. Tweedy, K. 0., re- feuienal

vlslt to Montreal and taws.

1mm’ cw “wherein-us

Myhmmpflw Serviceman an Iii, .1 ' I ' e Spend onto

Resolutions Adopted by ' y Conservatives

OTTAWA. April 1 -— (OP) -—'I'h! Dominion Procresalve Conservetive Association concluded meeting here Saturday with the adoption of more than fi resolu- tions, some of them calling for the liftlnz of wartime controls snd the lowerinz of income taxes.

The meeting urtzed the immed- lste lifting of ceiling prices on farm and ranch products.

" e opposed ln principle to

other wartime m:

d rloe troll." said s resolution. very few exce tlons we demand their immedia e removal." Other resolutions included:- l. Abolition of the need of to War Labor Boar increases of less than hour, or less than five the present wage or . 2. Stem lo encourage Newfound- he Dominion. 3. islon for a member of parliament to represent the North- west Territories. i. Removal of the Dominion three new cent .

te and s Board of L-ivesmcl: mmls- “%wl5'lrect 1 of . sae s us army hil W A ti l; 3.2m. m" "“ with e llftingtof me tlgeililigtgm e export o es e n- ited States.

of neome tax ex- ior einele men led men. . ishmerli of a notional labor code and efforts to have the huffing: accent such a code.

old I89 pensions to without a means

forces 131:1 W“??? ‘f: c. c cou e e ad tolthe best of their tasbilirey Slldnfilif

to ch marirule, f Vie: and

In tangible f

taunt “i. Q a the more enteri-

- e t

'£"‘”..§*””11='“°‘ b trttnrcgz;

#1 iron of the Drovielon of the Pr: h all vans S. 0mm. °° A“ t”

arrive at Héllfax

II-Pive wlll be the due on Friday, with 4,506 mn, 682 dependents, eight Cross nurses.

as a number of extra-cars attach- ed to regular CNR. trains,

t" Address And Presentation

people of Wesimorclend rounding districts Weaimorelsnd School to Brig. Che

Lloyd

man. He explained the purpose of the gathering and Ciheater were escorted to o

vvsrd and presented the s made fitting replies thanking their neighbors and kindnees which ‘Tor They Are Jolly Fbllows" given a swell bounce, while ow-

dancing, by the Francis orchestra's“ ted by Lyndall Gamble.

Dependents Due

.___-_

. 5., April l --Near-

momsx, SWEET JIIICY

ehtl, 19 Rvo o

PIG‘,

o SL5

" °"°° "t'.'t‘°ll“t‘ii‘..l'.”.i°n‘i° °"°' gonlslze Sunkist 3 laz. vervcnnel. elcht Red Cross s“ c " ill M

ckvllle

BIIOIBE BURIED

NEW GARRIITS srnivnsnnv nu

BARB

um ‘Picked White suns to u... 59¢ ,_____-,________,\__,__

EXTM IAIIGE

IIEAII Lsnucs - 19c rad .. 13c!

Pens. Tin

MR6! BRISP

t is due to

foul‘ vessels to

E France. service- Red

The Lest of u...‘

!p’s passengers wlll specials as well

for Pies. Bag l‘

Tomato Juice. Gallon can . .

____

On the evening of March l5, the

Delivery Service

Mr. B»). Trowsdale acted choir- after Lloyd and . Wendell Msyhew came met rings. Chester and Lloyd

friends for their and thouihtfulneaa utter

W" "mil 911"!" new General Store st B

April 4th.

Fitting remarks were made y \

to Lloeygfs recent operation he

W38 OXCUS .

z was spent in cords and the music wss cup lied Following is the address: Wesimoreland P. I. 1. March l6

wassrwv srvu w. am a.

The Whestley mver Women's issionery Society met s4. the home of Mrs. William L on Wednes- th with the

QELERY well bleached 25g Incl Seedless large size 3 fer

PIcKLEs All Kinds 29c emu Dried Apples Choice Black

user 4- 25¢ u. a m. -" 2a:

25c leach

13c

String Beans. Tin ..

- ...-... .-.-._.-~@-g-»-e~u

23c 35c

Figs. Bag

Dunetaffnage Cheese. Lb. . .. .

CASH fi CARRY STORES

151 ct. Geo. st. Phone '74s “The One Stop Food Shop”

Delivery Service Phone 747

Announcement i

H. W. Bernard announces the opening of his rsdalbsne on Thursday,

I respectfully solicit your patronage.

4-i-2i.

use‘: neon mm:-

Brlg. Wilson and Pte. Oekes:

Dear Boys: We sro gathered hero this evening for the pur on of welcoming hflmg you of th s com- munity who have recently return- ed from serving with our Moles- ties Forces.

On previous occasions we gsth- ered to bid farewell to some of the boys of the community ovhen they first entered the services, but, Chester and Ucyd were not re-

tlme. However, to Join wlhn you time. knowing that you

' is much easier at this

pstlentl and anxiously watched and we ted for the dsy when the chairs vacated by count 's call to war would egoln he filed.

No doubt, many time; you have faced difficulties, hardships and rlvetions such ss would be dif- lcult for most of u: to realize but we dc hope that your efforts end sacrifices have not been in vein. Not ell the boys have been s: fortunate es Chester, who brought with him a bride who l; being {ieagtily welcomed to Wcstmore- en

At-thls time we ask Chester end by m, h

Lloyd to accept these small re- membrsnces from your friend; and neighbors gathered here,

In the future we wlah you ev- ery success whatever your under-

d y averting M r h warship amine’ c Chmd er, when

led by Mrs. Harold the program for

the World Dsy of Prayer was car- ried out.

Theme being ‘The things that at

make for Our Peec H s

Yilmllllllflili

the service were H When I Sutve the and the Dsy

l

prayers were read by several

members.

ohi

NT.

1 was decided to lend ten Easter

Cords to the sbublns

‘T

Collection amounted to 81.00 and cents for

followc

unch ‘was then served ostess.

____}._.____. BRAZILIAN! GET FBIGATII

1o’! yoga‘ mo!» Wm! a ' new

~‘- - ~-- wen by MT- IONIHAW W. l. _~ Meet-cod. HI!’ —-—~

w So you finally got the break you 1y 1%“: inNoriia M? .. c; beerws were v mob poll

wsnte . . . and new you've o: that "airborne" {cell's . The rsi thing you'll do, no oubt, n to grab a telephone and pass the ood word along to That Certain Eerson. And the next thin we ho you'll do is to settle own an do some bran-tack thinking. Now you have the: bright new iob. it's a grand be to shod: over your future and make run getting some of the things you resll wear. By that we mean the: such things as your Life Assurance programme. You'll find the problems of Today a lot easier to {ace if you don’: have any (can about Tomorrow. t

How about calling in the North American Life representsuve NOW, end taikinfi over that rosy future of yours? ave him show you how your steadily increasing IIICOMI can enmae you steadily growing in epcndenco, and ede- queve protection for your (unify.

takings maybe and moy you both fsce your tasks in the same way you answered the "country's call."

Signed on behalf of your friends Ind Iusfghbora

URN! April l -

rmer Rflyol Canad-

tes were turned ever

hilean nsvy here Sundry Meets tion.

The frigstcs seacliff and Glace Bey were taken aver in s cercnlony sttended by Pedro Castel Blanco. Chilean ambassador Canada. Carlos llkrsmiriz. hllean consul at Montreal and reprmentstives of the Dunedin: navy. ~

Chilean naval forces hero were eomm Commodore Cspitan De NavloDsnilo Bani.

The Seaollf! hes been renamed "Coredon l." and the Glace Bey "Sinners! a."

Mm Hurry Rotgsy has returned

llohenzollern Ready .to Serve Germany

BY Dlfillléfll LUCAE u 1 > - crvim pldédmhk...

RI Dodd .-. wasn't]. W l. Cildliiol:

"T"""""'_"

Cari! 0f Drunks

ll,'hent rItTwi-nu w m-

Ceble ____ LIIOI M5 The regular meetin . l ’ i I v ‘a _ :1; iflnwolmens

-(

There n? qulige sflxilurbe: eras‘; ‘d ‘M u’ u" I than those hbd friends ma}, “"53" MR3,“ Q '11 Wlrélfhgrfd 11 0w"

a all m mull r u. 1 . "H. §§“&.i‘§mp.=¥._vt'fl°s3 remit: PM‘ " ZE“ 1°’ “l m u: n- reports was The ‘best political systemlin m: H, b “m” ' ‘ "d" mu“ 7°‘ 3'" $51“ a ‘constitution? e?" m“ .t . l‘ I n“ w] “mo.” wmbhowua; he remarked. "If that were adopigd . men fthetrio d". mmmhfilmmw non. our was unmet. a i" ' " “ E U ' oonnnroufentifsnrxl 1 -<om . . . * w, . v v

c . d for Dummy. it would mean th t restore o! lichen‘; in. Any she —Thcy rolled oilt the be

tienoft-laelloueo a ' l _ m t - . ~ -~“' we =1 m l °' c:.*"*"c:."s.m£t'at::: th bevc e we

- "I - then c rooms teat‘ was out on by Mrs. Mur- closed under pmvia ns of the Cant ode. ‘Ilemnerance Act.

. Next meeting to be m said. aunt u a °"' coauthored slot o people ho- Nnddv e “'32 qqflmrficfl“ m“ u

served . tn "b: seine ofhthe inemhere.

IANGQOUI BINGO

lo hem Ion Siam is In

Theo comes the eoltl which, if not atifi 5 .‘§."l:.'€~°=**"£-'*E.‘°'" "“° "I. dcttibd. "i-wTgi-fi. - .. qffifi c" .... mus‘:

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