reel-ERIE.» 1943

gnukguzs TOMORROW

1 I ~ ,-—-""”""'""""'" ~ " ' UNHED LHURL" orsnewsy ture be l §sr.rli'l‘li"'s 9i§mm“ of CANADA 3,111; -;,-~‘-"- uT-eoc ear , “M, mm ; -"""'"' araflféfl , """ executive ouioer of or: of tbegoa. .,'_Z_,_______----_._' TRINITY UNITED “on g“ rm,qnm come e member o4 the Dunedin; - i", cumin E.‘ ll. Isieue. CHURCH _____ General Council of 'I'he Bot-Scouts ' il-l». b7"- . m CONIIDEIATION are INIUI- Qfiffmnla bfglffglv fuatengg sunny crevices nun mun. u A. o. o. ’ m“ ____ H" ‘the contents or’ this sidiement re. m- "°""'*- Ilene ii Deugsil, our: . 5°“ - tllfush u, Isobel-ist- a. ley sensed? s.o.c.o_D|.."§lT.'sT. mg“ nffifgfi, n1 sen eves-y caning. m, sermon- m“ organise Traverse 11 k u, endnlr p, u. ill di-ilw eh» be w su - L” m. llllll! "u, k...‘ ei- _ a_”_||_ P011 m! BOOM HOV t. 1i in _ M, s ‘vic- IQ.“ ‘,1 Q-nd.’ sch“ ___* CIDD“ lull! OUIIIQ l “DOD wean on, u I 11.00 um. Public Worship. osurruu. r-Aiusu. - Sunday, 3°? “Wil- 1" “W4 11 Wfllhh nolv l!" :1 ~ f, lull-on: hr. 12E. uoiennsn ef Fvhruary 21st. onnoe Cove u A. is. Wm" ‘ "m"? l1! l‘ 9" Wm- onarv u - "'- ilu sirnron-s Jo Nine mu Greek a * v mmfl- l 1PM Mwlltm ovm- rl t. bu, Uni P. M. Clyde Bi er Wednesday. NI l-II- i Church, s n, N3 . Al. 3.30.11, "l! Cblllwfl oktlu Cenedisn - do » w“. “Afar-a: own-mo‘: Jeeu"- l, -—- °mwm§em ‘dutleeu%tof AIIEES’ wul IIITINGI, . sT. PAUL'S CHURCH 1.0a ,1: Public Worehi 3M1 ‘mi-‘lniiscwillbe heidirufirincs 0mm °i m" will"? "l, F m“ i fi-Aznifikl; Gerd=or.‘.wt.,i'n‘AEn=.L: tT-MF-l fi.,"i_"i_ Room, entrenc‘°g°rlaunflef_fltfmfl cuauncils would endgigur toward . . “m, _ ____ -m‘f,"fli..eoer, rsr. waiter-sienna voeei p‘... on,“ n, w“ vvrussoe UNITED cannon. - mm,,,",, 3,1,» ‘f; "l" PM}? . .___ . Abt. _. Misses Mernret are." Bervices Illebr 31st. Winsloe w “my, w m “or, Communion. ens peep T"; North 11 A. u. oewwn Rood a “Mg p“ MMBQMhQQQQQ” m eonnrnreuon School Cem- Visitors end Students cordially $4‘ “',"‘§11§°§f,§' w‘ P'"~“°"' end theKing end’... 190k forward mllaalmconflrmetlou seboeL "ham '00“ a ' _L°" MM“ 2g 118M118 Mb“ welt incised of ' 51:23.‘; °' BAP| IS I vicqgvirfiruglliggby $53.95‘ He??? 1 w‘ méngmmnm i" ‘i’ 2:30 Junior Bib e Clsss. Rgsgiioge our,‘ PL“- 0,3,1‘? txfgmgwriileaomthe 1160M“ n fungi: 1.00 Evening THE B Tum mum" ' _' ‘ been easy secure sufficient Scout _-- APTIST CHURCH y’ ' 3mm‘ Leaders of the necessar high - PRESBYIERIAN “m” “m; ,"'"'u{""°Y "m" sAonan concur oentrei Woaluéus was on e way --- =- nn- o... o. Chm- shew. wov- rwu- :2 ‘°‘.i torches... .¢:: E KIRK 0F ST. JAMES _ m» 2m. 8.30 P. m. by 1v..A.1=.rsnle mm when the w“ cm, ‘M Morning wnnm u m Chorus. Direcmr l... A. C. Roy Mug- ' r _,-——- _ lb m. 10rd (B UM mum I mo“ Jcoutmssters and older Scouts at . Minister argon. The Conseorsted llsud. °‘p;.mlimm)l§1v°r ogufcflo P once began enlisting. i m. ueoe. the Dov. T- lI-cilmll TBIQEUQPQ,‘ ‘"""'"" ' 4311. ‘nu result of this bu been u somere. M.A-. 8312M». I- - I‘. Y l! HOOL 2.80 pm. . bu” 14nd (m m, mung," o‘ mo“ Dlreclnr of ‘mu’ mflkdhlilmflllilk ill conflwALL P‘QTQ‘AL left behindflrhesemenaeedouren- Miss B. Lillian McKensie, ab-"ilhible Sill!!! service of the QuA3GE__5,,-vme5 sunny my couregement. for, short of being in HEM‘ ' won“, 7 pm ruary 21st are as follows: Kingston ‘mrfllwggiélasfnrlétezin are“: ‘r1111: . ' . . . . 0 1'...:.~:"..~.-".*1'.P.':'..'!"r.‘.';"~...... J:'"""- "m" ‘h- m“ " iiriviiiw,§j,"g,v,%"i'=‘i”wiil~i °.*'.".*;"z..i"s:.2."..*r....."=*= "W" r _ _ . u. C e leri ssker-Jlhrrsnt. Anthem: “if Ye Keep My C - my J R‘ x’ Mmum’ a n 1'. muse the urdehsonse haircare. Church School Illllllllmi on is asking’ gliding“ Scout-

1. . . Evening worship. mini.“ Aniheur-"Peece Be emu

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i The Minister-Will conduct the i services and deliver the i

ZION PRESBYTERIA CHURCH -

Prince and Grafton Street Minister

Iev. G- Clrllll Weill’ In. ldwin Johnston Oflllilt

MORNING W038

III 11.00 am. Theme: "A Vision of s New Day." Hymns: ‘N. “l. 810

5U- o: “The Holy City." —Adulue.

i i h eempsnled tersns of other were will st the oi worshi . To them the congre- pilon ex ds e cordial welcome. "all sm- T e lebbuth School uiid e EVENING wossrrir 1.00 us. Thane: "The. es s hoe." Hymns: 67S Ml, Ml. min: ‘r s; 1nd i m"—Sillner — Boo pert- § ‘locales ‘fairer elm: some . e throne grace. i A hearty iuvitution is Iktellel

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In Memoriam

1 --, i IILIAIIIIIITIETCD

Old friends in Prince Edward bod will neret to iearn of Fling of Mrs. Harriet Stretch, who died on January 32nd, st the W Ill dllldhter Mrs. Plier- Rmler. r111 nnnford street,

Harriet Ross ' be i, "W: River in 1054 5.3"?» u? 1.2. 3th Her father. the Rev. b0 Ron. for many years w" associated with the work 0! the 81min church in this Province. s "ll". Mr» W. .1. Howard, me only lllmvlhs member of the Ross fem- llv. resides inoregon. Joseph And mist stretdr founded their first m’ in Ions Creek. P. e. r. m "tllflyborsefuilshsruiuthe e of the community. :3" "l 0169011 in 191i. and later husbe their home in Seattle. Her m] Ind and father passed on sev. "E's IEO at s ri old s The burial raid st t liolumbls mineral Home. Rev n". °id Jeliseu officiating. Three ‘of the lisllbearers will be reoogniped u "girth?! 501g hilmcllrld viz. Messrs. ‘n; Damn firsomnIErnest Crosby ° 1""- Rosser. as well ss other figglliéfgibf the family. the Guam. pmhvwbud extend sincerest sym.

In Memoriam

In loving memo . y f! of my desr rlaitigfirliiil "'1' M"! “mm ""° "°‘ s lie, Fxbrnnry ugh, “s;

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w“ mastered mother our hearts Ire h ""18 flee on we mils ore, §:‘:n|°'f'lI lmlle your eZZtTr-ee

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(‘flee Joh I M _ und oliieolrilflgitcr.“ Bu’ "flaw You ere invited in worship with ‘ma BAPTIST onuncn

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH lent Street mbfles llsrioune Saunders. Organ.

11.00 ma. Morning worship, soio- fémedl". §§'¢'r"n:"1'-'1. vv -—Su'lIivss. be“; u"

Ml’. 1.90 Bible School. Evening Worship 1 m. Sermon: RAF. P re. Artisan: Selected. RAF‘. Chor-

A ssered concert under the di- "Ww 0i M0. no, Mugford will be we: in the church st 8.30 p. ll. the I. A. F. Chorus. Everyone welcome.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. L. I. REDDIN

On Thur-idly. uary Nth i948. lttended by her pastor. Rev/moss Dolllon. there ~ ed peaceful

PM! l)’ away st the Charlottetown Hospital MTI- Uilsis J. Reddin, relict of the lute Mr. L. J. Reddi-n, Merchant of Charlottetown. Mrs. Reddin, (nee Florence Beatrice Dickson) was e. not!" oi ‘Irum. Ne, end resided there during the early years of her life end for e few years after

her oisrrlese. before coming to Charlottetown. About fifteen years ego the family moved to South-

Psoli, Charlottetown. end four sons, Dr. James D., Moncton, N.B., William in Halifax. Frederick. (‘merlottetown an John at home.

During her res dence in Char- lottetown. Mrs. Reddin was for s number of years an active mem- ber of 5t. Din-man's Altar Sodetv, S. liiimibetifs Aid snd The Vincent de Paul Society. she kiss took e great interest in the work 0f the Red Crosr Society during the last war. After moving to Southport she served for three successive terms as President of MacDonald Warren's Institute. A few rs ego failing health fotred her o retire from the Women's In- Smlltc. but she never lost her in-

munity and of all mankind, nor her affection for the school children. for her neighbours. and for her personal friends. 51c bore her iii- heelilh with s cheerful spirit and was kind and considerate of other‘: lip until the last.

Bereaved b.v the death of her

knew full well th i shadow but hsd : r3..°.'"'r."1'fh f; "it U-Rht. To her children she n" "Ylfliiliiillilv of her love and devotion and has left them an im- mmmmflfi T'""‘°l'.v of a gentle and uurBHQCOUS Mother. "er moor M r - ~

and tenant? m1 en‘ M’ m‘ The Night is gone."

In Memoriam

In levtug memory el DUNCAN hhcLABIN accidentally killed, Fgbflijyy s, 194g, One yar hes passed since that ssd ,1 t wn loved elled , 11133.3?! 3.‘. o» ".2.'r°o-e..",'" The ha»: Ill MP5. the shock eev- We lite]; thought his desth wus n r; Only those who have lost can tell The puin of parting without fare- well. Aiweys lcmembered by Wife sud Family.

To Relieve Bad Cough

“Quickly,

the Work in s levee Mon . Easily Mixed. Here's an old heme mixture your

iilother mbubly used, and. forreui re- lly

s still s most dependable med- "ivlne for distressing coughs. Try it "M. and you'll swear by it. s no trouble st ell. Melts l Iffllii h: stirring e cups ofgrunulated nus-r llld one cup of water s few moments Imtll dissolved. No cooking is needed. 0r you sen use corn syrup or "w" Mo. instead of susur rvnib- Anv- ‘llt can do it. New put sis ounces or Pines into s w. bottle, and edd your syrup

This ifltdoeeut

MixThis at Home

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“uh t keep! buy for four times the money- I _

perfectli. fillies fines lid '55" 5 “m g long time. Children take it with- out the usual etrllnli- This splendid home mixture has e “mexoio action. You can feel it w" bold st once. It loosens the phlegm. soothes the irritated membranes. Hid helps oieer the eb- omem- This “- pm” eyhy ii, gives such quick relief. pm" is a special compound of pro- ven Ingredients, in concenmnod form. well known for lis prompt action on throat membranes. Money l‘<‘""“i'"il ' pies-so loll in our! Vile

ATTENDED FUNElAb-Mrs. H. J. Phillipe who has been attend- ing the funeral of her brother Mr. D. M. Blue of Pictou has returned to her home in the City . Mrs. Phillips was accompanied by Mrs. R. W. Stewart, of Montague On their return trip visited friends in Momcton, and ckvllie.

SPLENDID SIIOWING- D4 ap- plications for enlistment were re- ceived at the local Arumuries diur- ing the past week, Li's-Col. R. C. Chandler recruiting officer at the Armour-fee here stated yesterday. Of this number 66 passed their medical examinations and were en- listed. This has been one of the most successful weeks ret, it wee stated.

THE KIRK 0!‘ UT. JAMES.- Both the morning and evening Diets of Divine Worship in The Kirk tomorrow will be conducted the Minister. the 13. Busse l

ground" (Exodus 3:5) and in the evening on the text "Christ liveth in me" (Gal. 2:20.) ' Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, Mus. Bac, Will GIIcCL the choir. On Friday at 8 P. M. s ser-

q-fiu. n, k" m mourn h" m”, formerly of Bonshaw, two sons and ' tw d hie i Massachusetts‘ °"' aulm" mm" M“ 5- P us?» ab? slsgrmnllrs. Robert mo!

51;, anthem will be Handel's

tereet in the welfare of the com-‘

“mum! ‘WWW-Em Years ago she.

vice Preparatory to Holy Commun- ion will be held in the Church.

Ir SAD NIWs stEUdlVI-D - Mr. William O. Morrow, St. Gather-mes. received word Thursday of the death 1n westford, Mass, of his hroiher John Henry Morrow. The late Mr. Morrow was e retired lett- er carrier, s native of W. Cather- Anes, and had lived in the United ‘States for about forty-five years. iHQ last revisited hi; old home two i years ago. Besides hi; brother there ‘survive his widow Mary McLeod

i MacNevin, New Raven.

Till.‘ BAPTIST CHURCDL- At the service of morning worship, 1i. A. M. there will be a sermon by the minister with the subject "The Con-

isecraied Hand." T e mo ‘A Prayer.

The Church School meets at 2.30 iP. M, and offers for your participa- ition the bible study service of me Church. Evenin worshi will be held at '1 P. M. T e Rev. J. Levy will take as the sub] th

e Life.‘ the evening anthem. Mus. Bac, organist and choirmester will be in charge of the music of the db)‘-

‘me services Sunday next will be held st the usual hours. Rev. T. l. McLcruian oi the Sharon, St. John United Church, Stellar-ton, N. 5.. will be the guest preacher at bozh

music for the ds will be under the, direction of Pro. A. Roy Kolldlll» . LR.A.M., A.C.C.O.. and at the even-

ing worship in addition to the usuei

anthems Misses Msrkisret Sterile ‘and Doris Tait will render e duet. Members of H. M. Forces and other visitors are cordially welcome to these servi

CH.

SHIPPERS INCONVENIENCED —Danger cf losing value-ole seed zato and turnip markets owilli g lack of refrigerator ours is re- ported b Mr. J. W. Bouiter, men- eger of P. E. I. Potato Growers Association. The Association co use 200 cars easi; at the present time, he states. w erees it is ship- ping onl one or two daily. Ihede- quscy o the ear ferry BN1“ makes it doubtful if the Associat- fill its seed orders this yeunltilalsoddwnltoibpur cent in its turnip shipments to

Boston, New Yoii and interm ints. with the result that e port- on of these markets which it has taken yeurs to develop. may be lost- gtuiae; ghipperl rflbort similar diffi-

es.

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ENJOYAILE PARTL-A very enJoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Noo- insn of Albany, on lllemirey 10, when over e hundred of their friends and neighbors gathered st their home io honor their two sons Torrey and fvsn of the R.C.N.V.R... who ere home on leave. A nicely worded address was read by Mr. Duncan Csrmhheei, wlfle Mrs. Ellsworth Bee et on l-etialf o’ those present, pres sred them with s generous purse. ‘honey and Ivan in H few chosen words thanked those present. and after thoroughly bouncing the lflvs and their father, nn ample lunch was served by the ladle!» “ire rest of the evening wee pieasentiy spent in music end deno- ing until the wee smell hours. when they left for home. wishing the boys the best of luck and tbenking Mr. and Mrs. Noouen for e vml

"number of "Red and White".

rammv unwrap cannon. - 7m

Marie MucDougsll, Deaconess The-

m James Morris. Guest

Boy Scout Week

(reersnry e1 1e e1.)

masters and Commissioners mat they stick to their respective yobs in Scounins. and 0mm by night. Novertheiess, and in rpm of diffi- cuities. the must go on, with renewed omentum. Ibr Scouting is an essential public ser-

Lct us not forget that Scouting contains the fundamentals of dun- ocracy that we are fighting to pre- serve, and that its substitute, should Germs win; will be the soul-des- tmymg, bru osophy of Hitler's own youth movement. JACKSON DODDB, General Manager, The Bank of

Montreal. Montreal. June l. 1942.

St. Dunstan’: Weekly News

In s regular City League fixture in the College rink on Monday night, the Y.M C.A. defegted the Army 5-3.

Work has begun on the secggd

e Editor, FEB. O'Neill. expects that ail material will be in the hands of the printer on Feb. 26th.

Visitors to the College during the week included Rev. J Neil, PP., of fella North Rustico; Rev. G.V. Mac a Kiukora; and Rev. Patrick Walsh, PP., of Palmer Road. I

An exhibition game of hockey on Saturday, Feb. 6th. between the sec- ond teams of St. Dunstan‘; and P. W.C. ended in a 3- 8 tie. The l is the Saint's lineup" Goal, Guy Sullivan Defence, Ralph art, Jack alziei, Jack , Forwards, P. Steele, E. Cameron, A. Macimtee, R. Dorsey, Mike Hen- nessey, and Fred MacTagua.

Many of our etudsnts learned with regret of the death in the Char- lottetown Hospital on Wednesday of Gerald Trainer, ex'38. He is re- membered especially by the present Juniors who were his classmates as h School students. ‘I'm: column ex nds sincere sympathy to his be- reeved family.

Intramural hockey is going strong on Wednesday the Grade X1

Chiefs defeated Grade XI Flyers 2- . The chiefs‘ lineup is as follows: V. Green, Mac-

m De position at the head of the leaillv- Debates: The subject under dis-

momiils and evemnB 61¢" °1 W?‘ cussion inf-he“ ‘ omore society was shi . Sunday School m ts at 10.00 ommyeq m‘; m. mbeml Am A. mndertne n1 will!!!" Course shouldbeietainedintimeof

war.” The resolution was success- fully defended by E. Cameron and Louis Devereaux. Perc Liandrigan and Philip“ Steele spo e for the negative. . Surge presided and Austin MscKenna acted es secre-

my. 1n the Ireehmon soeie the sub- éeot debated was "Reso ved that ensue should break avvsy from the British Empire after the war and the Pan-American Union." The

affirmative. jreakers for the affir- mative were oe J. MacDonald and

Roseiter. and those for the negative were Guy Sullivan end

ea us an w c s o

Oi t MecGuig “awe: "the pleasure of skating to music," and . Murneghan, who spoke on "Discipline." The chairman was P. idscfnnis and the secretary Paul

drigsa.

‘me Grads xn meeting consisted of short speeches by the following speakers: in. Mac old R. Phe- Ian, end mo: Costello. The chair- man was James Wood and the secretary Clark MscAuisy.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. n-nnk B. AuidWeet s. veheed, have taken an apartment st 101 Upper Prince Street end will remain in the City for some weeks.

The men friends of little Miss Thelma Wl lie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wills, Ki i‘ tit‘ '" "J." '*‘° “.‘...’.F.'.n..° or r an wngctls in P.E.I. H0091!!!

ursdsy,

Friends of Mr. P. J. Roesiter, City. who has been ill st his home for some time will be pleased in learn that he is improving,

for m

‘ Mme in ale. w. and Mrs. James B. Martin. and enlisted about s year ego before

pleasant evening. .L

b0 WEI 818113091! IQ!!! 0i IIQ.

"i hewasuuntbeins

join decision was given in favour of thew

AC. 1 Loren n. Martin wireless und operator vii-h the R-O-A-F- Stockholm dispatch ibdly said that et present 0b fllflWlh at his reports through “private channels"

who He lslhe wn of from Berlin said rm

GUARDIAN

11.1.31 llero Was Son of Former Island Premier

The followi in the londonuiikgg orididniwfii

DT€IIZ v ed in - . €:."....Z§'§”..*"...=~*i7’*='5i‘--

moo cutters W ‘w Taken

r s ~ P “cor-lite his tte sank e destroyer and, ettacggd i

01 cruiscrinhe was later freed-and was

killed an sir crash What sort of man was

CODE

r his. burly char-ready for env-

He joined the Na war he began W191 the rank of Lieutenant. won

D 0.. and r.-

wes one of 400 young officers wh. hed to be voluntarily “axed” when we cut down the Navy,

He took e job on the Gold Coast. and was told he would have to stun. et the bottom as u clerk. He a reed like select-and made good. ( ets the sort of Chirp be was. s first-class mall.‘ said the London compan manager who gave him the Job.) Ngen did he come back to the As soon es the war broke cu: within s month-in October 193 he was commanding an anti-sub- marine flotilla on convoy work. 1n 1M0 he won e. bar to his D. S. 0., and later, with the rank of acting Milt-Gill was appointed for a "spec- isl sorv e."

Any other facts about him?

Yes. Ca tein I‘. T. Peters, R. N., D. B. 0.. . B. 0., lild bar, has been posthumously recommended for the United Stews D. S. C.

And, in iflfldfln yesterday, Rear- Admiral A. M. Peters (no relation. but s close friend) said: “This gran business was Peters all over.

MRS - .

(Capt. Peters above referred to Wis s son of the to Frederick Peters, K.C., once Premier of P. E. Island. Capt. Peters lost two brothers, Lieut. Jack and Lieut. Gerald Peters, m the last war. Mrs. Peters is a sister of the late Mrs. Lord and Capt. Peters u cousin of Mrs. Wilfred C. Wright, Souris.)

Employers Are To Report

Neil D. Walker. Acting Manager of the local Employment and Selective Service office yasterday pointed out, ihM lust Saturday, February 10th was the deadline for the special reports employers are

reports required under order of Hon. Humphrey Mitchell, Minister of Labour, are very necessary for planning of manpower distribution in the next several months.

Mr". Walker-added. "Mr. A. Mac-

he? nwrnton Peters was u]