the .bi .

‘policy which will have the grave

x ' C ' Dial

1 KEEPS BABY'S SKIN

. t I modern! Uee Cutlcura medicated

vent-ml. uollnonln

Tbh‘ hnurmliorlewl ‘at: loeaaf-galflulkbut ha:

a ma and‘; wardfnriutl! advance.

h izzr-zwuzi ‘ as Dr. Gillespie fcgsutfls 'I ‘aunu’ m Pmwmm most dangerous -

_ mmaide H1311 . Gdverliflrol day. February 2am. CUNFIDEATION [III SUIANUI- . Y‘! RACE irl‘ . N geltgorwee. Fried Gretta-Ewe.’ ‘FUPIIIL 2-31-8-

BMIE IPIIDGENIE AISENAULT

v 010v. ,oll-l Guide o“ night.

Cl! gervices 5a

unmade: l1 . Rev. J. H. Bishop.

THE PBEBBYTEBIA IN UANADA.—8ervlce

in Murray i-garbagu; M rlnry 25th a '. . . Minister.

.__-

CAVENDISII UNITED CHURCH — llc worship sund v. llbbruaxy New Geese . 7.30

2-341.

N CHURCH will be held

SHOWING AT 3:15 - 7 - 9

Rev. E. l". 2-38-

5111141!!- 3 PM.

Popular Science Unusual] Occupations - Indoor Outing Cartoon

IIIIIBA EWI

-.7-.-.' , V _ ‘no. .-.\‘.-J-.-t-. ’ --'--

owCAPlTOLno; f? EM. ‘IRE w 1-9-9“ AND $511 Til-NIGHT and SAT.

. . - . 7 d 8:45 Shows 7 - 8:45 “M” 3 1° B“ Sfltllfdlly Matinee At 2:30

.__. CENTRAL PARISH. — gent-lingo ‘riitlzhpciyde lLiver

. _ an . P. T. ‘ti. Good

.____

NOW I.N BELGIUM. -- Mrs. seymoltr Scott. Cornwall. have received word tor. armounclng somewhere in Belgium

POWNAL CHARGE. — United church oi Canada’. serviou un- M e

S m iemw/‘drys “b.3315. M W W. . . . - V. E. R. Macvicax. Minion‘. 2-33-11 CRAWFORD MEMORIAL Christ ian Church, Bradal

vi at a r M slum i651“ “MI $1‘ OE . . . I con- ducted by Mr. fitepnehvAciuaxlo

z-n-lt I CHURCH 0F ENGLAND VICES. lmday. Feb

A noon-tile: ifllllulsgmnl l count or clurs wml slum v ms corolla m mu

i

SEB-

CIIUBCI-I SERVICES ior 81min. . 25th. st. mlzaoechyl ch. Springfield, 11.00 A. Morning Prayer. St. John's (‘l-lurch. Clapnud, 7.30 PM. Rev. B. Ream, Minister. I CHURCH NOTICE. -- "Win51 United Church Bea-vices eehrlugye| M were l1 ."r. ‘Constable. Min- 2-28-11 TRYON —- BONSIIAW BAPTIST NCBES unda Fe

till“ §o\l““i x slllltvflflilllltllt g‘ "NYSUNSET GIBSON

smrulr. cllulyl! mm: I I I ' AREPUBLIC PICTURE

BOB 1N . el Charge

services next Lord's day as iollowa Hunter Rover 111%! G l

z ' in‘ r . 'A ,,,....l.ru “u” i

altgli

PRESBYTERIAN CIIU CANAD - Broo d

efilso r. ‘ti? dent Llinia-i z-za-ll.

HUNTER RIVER UNITED CHURCH CHARuh. -- e services for Sunday. February 25th are as follows: North W A. M. Wheatle River 8 P. M. Hunter River 7. P. M. Z-fl-li.

Road 3 P. M. Broo _ aonsld Nicholson. Btu , r.

to o

IIY ll

Plus Desert Hawk No. 12 Diiyliy Mouse Cartoon .1’ - ‘fraveltaik

-_‘_!T-?'.'f"‘:‘i~T."i"??r‘.-L'i'.':?l'!’l"""__ Britain’s Economic Situation Seen As

0f First Importance

l

i

. Kings-

. You are cordially in-

to worship on the Lord's Dav.

A. E. Todd. Minister. Z-fl-ll.

0T MISSINGF-WOUNDED. —

. William E. Stewart who was missin big} action in

6

6 undedkin mitten The n‘?! flmual "Ycfainfgsg Iqllospltalnmellrlligreaxig Frgige. H: the Bfdudibllllfi Red moss J15 me son o; ML and Mrs’ Ed, 018W Wasvlltld M we “PM "l! mllfld s. Stewart (X189 Eunice c. Mrsd vi/illwlaiis Bream‘! Wggvggfi, lviacNeill) of so yeeton Ave. Wol-

presl e.l . . . . aston, Mae-s. an a Presidlnlt. The meeting 0 am Stewart oi Winsloe. REJ.

I i .1 'r Wpellcliediwm’

" l l‘

an“; 0y o m’ ' HEAR! moat. ln Announcement

Serial, Masked Marvel No. 10 Comedy . Cartoon N swam-Irv:

plted Rfil).

FHEILJERICTON. Feb. 21 "The present position ls_ an economic fact

— (OP) —- o! Brit-

ain halls \ r

IiV-‘lflrfifi-‘n CROSS SOCIETY SUUCESSEUI. XLAR

"RED

"i019 future." said Hugh lc dcr oi the Progressive Conservative party in New Bruns- wick. in opening the debate on the address in reply to the Speech (rum the Throne in the Legisla-

turc this afternoon. “There is a tendency in the world-in Canada and the United -, so than elsewhere»- at all the blue prints

O The lllllllliie5 oi‘ the last regular. AWARDED and organization meetings were —In¢ll1d6d 111 read and approval.

Thirteen‘ members and several visitors were present.

yesterday oi

for gallantry, in action to Cana- dian soldiers e

________ Mlnarll’; relieve: sprain l

t repercussions around the d." mo. LUZOVNiIOWN hief settlement oi’ the Luzon ns is the town of Tories. with D?C-\\"‘l‘ population oi 16.350.

NEW MODERN WM.

I

Davison trumed

HEIiLTHIER/ N

l '|I|vIrtDIlPEI usllmwn lflilllnvyinllllltl Ilttationl/

by Oll to kncn » lk

if

erving overseas. was The president gave an addresscliflwrfll 59° M13110 and paper schemes ior interna- in which she complimented tiheilli- 37. 0f "will ticnol trade after the war are the society m, m gcgompusfp; lvlacDougall, Canadian Infantry realities oi the situation." he con- mans and their Splendid 90-01;.‘ Corps, was born at Tracadie Cross tinned. perm“ Wm, M, daring the year“ on June 16, 1917. A farmer in civil . "They are decidedly not. Some- treasurer rendered 1m- repowliie, he resided there prior to his one has said recently’ that. all the on me mcume and expcnditurelwnlistment in the Canadian Active economic and financial problems And the secretary on the afinyit, Army on May l5, 1840. racing us are not going to be solv- 18s o; me yea, Mm Mex Mn“ ceeded overseas in July. 1941, andl 9d by a few men meeting ior four Donald moved a hearty you, o; returned to Canada in March, 190, or rive days at some hotel. and no thanks to Those officers, aecond- 1188111 suing over in June oi the! much is certainly true. ed by Mrs. Allan Hlokon. {some year. His mother, Mrs. "Many years Qt intricate negc- M“ Hugh F’ MHCKW wayCathel-lne MacDougall, resides at tiations bctlvccn nation and nation. than appointed 011,111.12" and thelTracadie Cross. and among groups oi nations, lie fouovping officers appointed for ahead before any satisfactory the ensuing ye“, scheme of world free trade can be prwjdenfkgt/[ysl H, E, wow- worked‘ out. ‘Ihttheflrngantime. we side, must ace ac B fl eve I lat Vice-President-Mrs Angus stubborn whv of arguing against 91111,, plans and blueprints, and one oi 59401141 vi.g@_p\-9g1d¢n¢_ Mfl lifltflwillig “figs 1S1“: 905g; Kenneth Graham. h 3 at r o w ave‘ Secretary-Mrs. Jo n J Mac-_ ' 1.... conference With I Aflistgnt flccrctary-Mrs Cuy- er a eson. fi-easurer-Mrs. Allan Hickon Committee - Mrs Da-vlson. Mrs. Stephen Mrs Bilssmark Cousins, LON 00m . . . Minister Churchill disclosed lyiligf... '§,',,°§'df,'}L'o,,.M§§; ha had conferred with the Em Mme“ Donald MBCKay‘of Ethiopia, ‘the tKing oi overseas to the meetingimabm- m9 ‘K n: 9s arhcre he was grcctocl with n Pr¢sldentt° 1:19 w an” hearty applause bv all present bfimrelre "'2 n?! n! He spoke very highly oi the work l ‘g ‘i’ m" ° zrxficué from the “"4 1.1"} 0"“ W“ "mg m" m” Ministgsetiic lt emie 0mm. ., onl those with whom Mr. Chur- MtJ a sumptuous supper was chn_seu,_uyled “wandering _mm._| nut. on by the indies where all u, 1,, I mm“ dirt llmrh iustlrc. A verv hearlymagred°md gave no "at; oi than-ks was tendered Mrs ‘heir aucumom , Gram-n tor her hnsnitoliiv and n w“ “ma however ‘mm "s" °’ h" “m” “mm” M‘ rsiste t repel-either Britdin was lmwned h" w" mm“! Anmem tpifkihfl he loading role in a mo ' Th” Mnrmiyn” l" m" Tenn” ‘min nettle problems of the Middle m" ya“ “WQ l East through formation of one T hm} “v.11 "r" "Y?" lmlhrnb State and creation oi e sep- wlrrr m". s. 8'1""! "rs. we rs monk D"""n'1=_ A "airs children's grglgseglnih an“ compmmimm I pyjamas. 38 wash clotrhs '

m. s. School e..a R "m- 3,215,“ o-pt. Annlt

Mr. and °"°

from their eon Hec- (711118 his aaie arrival mall"

known conditio years, and the sudden

Milli

~ “m; p; y _. strain m’ l-ziii. cum

vixen a ve blowing. fit bined

oeueed

the ditch just a

iirom the Curran .~ west oi’ the main

ll! ti?” . W

l?” d cl‘, ean

2-23-li.‘ J55... iive

- arrived immedi news oi his brother

P.E.I W81‘

were slddened Tussiday pass ng h

night .

d latte uh ergohe m recovered an heio her household ohe

Jud been confined couple sudden o

i! mother, Steele. t twelve new awards Fired

John, N B fr

m . ie, e121. Op]. m

He pro-l 1a

The Pill bearer: [Vernon lvlladdizan. ‘ nls,

Sleelcv McKenzie.

..__ born

DON, Feb. 20—-(OP)—PI'1IflO'80fl todamen ror 42:11"

, . engaged ior on mentionedl zfmw" thked Uni diplomacy-con-f ‘ Conn“, indication of gag" 1nd after which ho oi a Nov

l" called horn ‘Pill “l” ghariaélé‘ anecxinneighbgr rem ognskiehtown and vic

.5; clglllzcmwlzrowu gcuhlzolalv

lilo mantis tlllnadian/ l llospilagl, Ship

IIOCIIY-Weat lfient vs. Sg- -

N! OI-IIYD aotivitiel. 6.47! 00-! l

CAPT. W. B. ARMIT I William Barclay Amlit, R. .R.. .CN.B.. Commodore Canadian National Steam~ eet, who began his long sea

in and who

C t D , . o! the ship! fl career i

. ac-

ement made by

filleakle. General Manager. will assume command immediately. The "Lady Ne1son", e. a Canadian National liner in est Indies service, and now a’; senior hospital ship, is ed by a C.N.S. crew. ‘

the

11v MEMORIAMC

sunol-hvlicaru or l n mans column

..____.

(High River Crlmenudlbertzl) Angus Cumin died under said oircumiuanfics on Vlllliirlnesday eveninz, Fe . when truck ov about e. mile from his oi Connemara. He instantly after the was due to than bodl in to n

the accident. over a long

e accident out too upon it.

about 6

great a The accident oc- 30 in the evening strong wind was with he slippery the truck to swervg into bout one home. which is

who was with ‘Curran h survived by his tWO

him was un-

i Petawawa, and He leaves also three sisters. George atelv 0n recs ’s death Ha wag born at St. Peters Forestry}

army and in

the Nrlnioll dis-

MIIS. ROBERT KERWIN Friends of Mrs. and silocked on to learn of her sudden which occurred at her ome. U7 Sydney on Monday

Kerwin had operation last pparently had iully up to a few clays re her dclzlh had gone about duties in her usual manner. Mrs

to bed ior a

previous to her but no undue expressed over l;;r the sudden fatal hocking sudden- dsiamily and wide

a sormwlng hus- to mourn the a' kind a

nd loving two daughters. Mrs. A. Helen) at home; Mrs. Shannon. (M . .,; also

‘Ilhe an inber but a. d eriul

aides lar

cry) oi Saint

thre and Richard, all of

“Nd . Flehru- to 5t. Dunstan’; Basil-i High Mass;

an Catholic s were: Meurfl Patrick- Den- I-llennclseey, Fred 10k Wetrter. Witired

May her soul rest in peace. JOHN A. WIIELAN

y. December 24th. the! ts oldeeti

ard Ji

of Whelen, a with his

several years Concern in In early msnhoogl

. Main. when . ted with thee Pulp. and ustry for several years:

e

re tor his aged] Aunt who had befriend» childhood. Mr. Whelami lv acts will v ihe oecnle inity. HI

was benevedl delved into the ma” failure 11:15am plcblems of the casualties ‘w mjunilse "whatever I can." have m4 g, bad heart chaplain in the c

HIGH 1315;} g; lions. “I never ask a man his re-

he o. vmem’ wind terreabout their wounds or

happened to them. u want s. chance ior a .i m e and security —- the

h,ghM,w_ ms ordinary ‘Joe

Neeplfwa, Man. toug sergeants . “QM” Pmmm He is pleasant and calm and has more W Balzac Cameron: he" returned

l Mngl Likulllngland and atel- re

oi luen chosen in 1895. During the first‘ Lancasmre Reg,

bottle D Andre-Sur-

ber. Books co

his experiences but I th

pe

was iliml-lly the deienc

other mlitical Idrevoted the g

Prime nercl: has be htbltionist, h 0 sons. Ai- d with th Brita

f to take

‘ “Th

i118 God for said

are very Churchill Astor is ver

ll ' at iilil“"”“r'll""“dtl den:

"" filial‘.

ii

tilt???

Army Casualties Eager To Return To Jobs, liollm

BY ENID NEMY (Canadian Press Stair Wrlkl)

PORTAGE LA P I -. Fido. 21 -— (CPI -— ‘film's I. 8W1‘)! bcsiud almost every men at No- B Conditioning Centre here. l of them have been through e thrill; 811d horror oi Dime. Italy and Nonnandy. 0th s have lived lhrougii adventures ere in Cm- rclo. But perhaps the three moat oi rful personalities are the chap- a sergeant-major and a Ger- man refugee. Ca/pt. 11E. Flint oi Montreal. ll a newcomer to the centre but he has earned himself a reputation tor being wherever things . A; o chaplain he covers more territory in g day than some 0i his fellow officers do in a Week and knows hundreds of the hove by their first namez".

Returning from Italy several

nth 88 ymndi, 0.12mi. Flint immediately personal and do-

He visits the huts to do and as the only emu lookeafter o! all religious denominat-

gion. If hi5 problem involves

iailh, I send for a senior chap- m"

“wflh "rh a ‘t bi e says. ' ey ren - what They Just ob. a home y want t0 be s‘ again." ourageous Non-Com-

SgL-Maj. Preston Oheetham of isn't one M’ those

ihflfl Dielipe

courage ounded at

an annry. Q

tdvlgjosplttmi

joined his

oi the select gro

to join the Nort ment in Airica for experience 'l‘l'len cam -D:ly. He was wounded at St

He was one

ut to Cheethem eyéd are Just "things that hap- n _.. A twisted ligament euiiered on

course brought er

Robert Kertvin '1“

1939 with ultees to

nada in

a group oi‘ English rei- After unsuccessful attenl ts in the Canadian army. ‘he perlnisei by

former minister of no ional

ties subject-s ‘Rte renter part of his e to just one thing - freedom. ____.____

‘Little Premature”

Says Churchill

_ Feb. 21 —~ (C?) -- Mlnlster Churchill, who en known 8s a pro- ad the last word tn- ay in ause oi C Lady Astor

in's nub: would be a1 the lid oi! on "V-Day trade

8st

LONDON,

thank- VMOYY." lady Astor

11y think those misgivings much exaggemt Mr.

replied. "Oi cou se Lady

l’ much ' "

ensltive on these points."

"I, rea

U scrim“ '"

egotagoodbunchoibosl

it“ have meant

and political This

lion

c

conference .

ll. S. Ito I Replies

any. Wk.)

hing his Three confer "In l t

Crimean confe

his noun dirty iminueti ligands” and

handed ov at lmlta beca calla! rlaeci a corlacience onee. ..

st

‘This tut at Yaite will tly crime

YY oi met and divi iellow ally "

Six Key

HARTFORD (A?)

R1 B sentenced ior their top iiro which

I

encee ateiy flayed to open year. them

The

encle. era manager Aylelworth. M. oncee oi from 11;‘ Win14,“ era . . William Cale one year in Blancbiield.

started mediate! The five ereli to F Judge W llia

York.

lemple, no, m. Telnple

.. w rv ill at UDP"

Mrican Cover

ameoomnliu it.

ageubln , P“ " , career in the

bou- l Railway, eervin ineer

Sup lien more calorie: llun an other §§*a*'is*t'"'";l._..."lhcwmbtlli? 4:: Ill v it

i min: A. In

.. t" G You Hill

wonder I e. bed fully red

vegan ri in our

your order.

ii-‘lfittli?

lat

I-J-fihfim-lw-t

rue-our IIO I948 an A

NUIIIIY ION-lode A SID

mcnt oi and auittant aolici Damn

ent 0i ' em. Zn

$391.2.

G Ritual:

serving overrun

up. and u in ll a

ilw"kml""'“

tion and Puma Ill oi

Precedence over

a a ll

nd hmwf“ emr all

PM enonuousiy to th

wwunoagu. no

lode “lie mixed with vol-Ra a Pravda cdiwria views on the Yaltn. Bil enoe.

Munich." eeid the ll

er all the loot to lleeflmaybe they were e

partition (oi Bola-M) glee ‘K2,!

man or sac . "This is the ii the world that ded the opoill

-__-_-_-_.

Men Sentenced

._____

-- six key ngiing . Brothers. ailey Combined Show to prison or Jail relponeibility in t

persona hare last July oi all but one

was invol tar to which th contest.

iive who stays were James A. president and directo ed a one-to-five-yoa George W. Smit , 51, gon-

ad all and did not eat to servo hi: Y.

granted stay! were ord- reaerlt themselves before m J. Shea here April h died to an" f the u open or ii. ‘Muadieon Square Gard

liealls lloilway Law Department

MONTPRbAI-l. been WQyUHILCU

UIIIMIEI‘ aunt luued new wear W 3-9»

v n, chairman mu ‘Mm hnlccaeoa E '. Ra o

. tlhnple native oi Toronto. was Canada Collele. University and

Mince o!

The 1010 he wu l enl solicitor and cl the

l‘. Ill’

Pad t. 3"? w: . the nomina- eotod .

n, would that. l would take

‘ . economic l-uudown however 1m r6: emu‘

981100083 0!

m Marlbor- To Pravda ’

-(.\.P) ‘Knuti

u a per and l critic-

. 1i VQ A1711; O l’ "d p” haunt Scotia rune That's

-next

that the e we; a "second w-maieor in had “reputed a

-»°!l."‘&°"‘8$‘£

IBIW

e w uld m} twoo ia

A eh

stance

n’ ie tion

that ‘Eli: ‘it? it’; "mm

u the most agee known m"

rat time in the Allies

eon-l all t

llircus

___-.-_~..

Boole 85‘. “do...”

umn been received tion re a source key pouite-the P Ii. I. ell-enquiry

more

Quite a consider flock owners have writ that their fl

dropped ofiiu th ca

ent feed intake. set; the

' may not have been an eding-but I ieed together has i’ t

to normal and into

. _l’wsi~rsg RUTH BLAME Concert Harpigt

Anointed byMreJlal hL.D I m. c. Ylllcglt Profit‘ a“ m

PRINCE 0F WALES COLLEGE HALL

TIIIIIGIIT AT

8.30 P. M. g ADMISSION so GENTS

\

' The Rose Society held lety Hall o

ll

Valley Yam‘ a concert den. 25

Poultry Jottings

.12” 51th:: i’

time u...

one source upon

pparently has become ex-

regarding Nova

has elicited the

*~..-:**l-.-l:~ rm". n; ug — owiever o no

instead r coc-

or capona ior meat

year get your order C O I

nay: 'and She mnreglltau Y OD, ‘ Basal? Keatinggoo ow w he” . "1 H Beat oi Families", a .1?‘ "fawn and Jimmie Bnowie. Shelia duet. luv. o. .1. l" l" “fililnnon. camel w- chingrtgllmentel mueic, T044», ob

Duet. "The Crooked 30m,”- e. ‘ e Train . Sadie “lilo Addie l-lalltlevewuigd Gerald Beating. Fire Songs ten Young no _ e Lass For Mo," encored. hospices. Bfllllil

u... Bobb n 50H . y um‘

“Ezr 1h oi ~ Erllfnd Cousiilccnzg‘ . Shirl

IBISOUICO

early.

number oi ten stating

th are

use state otore a ._ (1)_ 8 — (2) Insuiiici- h 1m r t? m‘ a c ange o ee o u digestive system oi’ pols: lessening so] flunk“, e second inetan mum’: °nih,%n “m!” l" Short address "view 1n Rev. o. J. Mcrri with heavy roduc- Dmogmx "w! "I Bobby Todd. an “lit..i""3“l mg“... Dialogue. "limit-la airline Cold" Mrs. L. MacLean, Mrs. H. Kent: ing, Iona and Lorna Keating. J and Beryl MacLcan