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ANNUAL DISPLAY CUNDALL HOME

TUESDAY, MAY l6. I944

All ladies interested in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital are cordially invited to attend.

Tea served irom 3.30 to - 0 p.

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UONIEDEBATION SUBANCE.

DB. CARSON has resumed prac- tlvi. s-i-si

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NOTBE pArTs-Tabausmv-‘Tn following is thQ standing (or April oi Grade I: 1. Roberta Devereaux;

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‘l- GWIIB MacDonald, MacDonald. ENGAGEMENT. — Mrs. bert apillna Mahon Street. New aoeriord. wishes to announce the nu ent her dauf tor. Liiv Pearl to Sub? Lieut We av 0i o » t Stewart P. ll. is .3.

CADET INSPECTION — No. 60 Charlottetown Squadron Air Cadets will hold their annual inspection at Victoria Park. 'i‘hursoay evenimz May 4th at B p.m.. A Reviewing Oi- iioer from Eastern Air Conunond R.C.A.F. will be present to cen- duct the inspection.

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was held irom the residence oi his pgirenta. Bat ov afternoon at 4- ggloclato the People's cemetery.

home and grave.

IN NEWSREEL — Pie. Harry J. Bentner oi Charlottetown appears in the British-Canadian newsreel nglw showing in the Prince Edward '1' eatre here. Yesterday morning Pte. Bentners parents. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sentner were the guests oi the theatre management at la private showing oi the news-

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WELL TRAINED - The bo s oi the Army Cadet Corps who w l1 be inspected by Brigadier White at Victoria Park have received much valuable training in many dlficr~ ent ilelds. Their First Aid Train- ing was given them by members of the Red Cross Corps and both Mrs. Bagnall and Mrs- Neil Mac- Lean played important parts in this instruction. The that the greater number of the lads passed well in the Junior St. John Ambulance tests.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT — An ac- cident that might have proved istsl occurred at Klnross Satur- day evening when a horse driven by Mr. Hugh Martin bolted throwing him from the cart and dragging him for some. distance. Alter being picked up a short time later it his both legs were broken above the ankle, presumably the wheels oi the heavy curt having passed over them. The accident was more regrettable by the fact that Mr.

having had one leg broken last November when he ieli irom the roof oi a be

Prince Edward Hospital having been taken there by ambu- lance Saturday night.

FUNERAL SERVICE -- The body oi Rev. William F. Bowlcn was conveyed from the Sacred Henri Home yesterday morning to St. Dunstan’: Basilica where Solemn High Mass was celebrated by his nephew Rev. Parnell Wood. assist- ed by Rev. J- W. McCsrdlc as

_in the ‘Sanctuary were: Rt. Rev Rev, R. V. McKenzie, Revs. Louis A. Dougan. Kenneth McMillan. William McPhee (Clan Donald Alta), F. McQuaid. F. Cass. Cleo. McDonald. ll‘. Connolly and J. Gaudet. The Choir was assisted by Rev. B. Gillis. D.D. The pail bear- ers were: Judge CG. Duffy. Messrs. l... B. MacMlllan, H. F. M0- phee, M.L.A.. Edmund Murphv. Hon. Mark R. McGuigsn and A. R. Mcinnis. At 3.30 the Lib?“ W35 chanted by Rev. P. Wood, after which the remain: were transfer- red by motor hearse to Cardigan where solemn High Mass will be! celebrated this morning in All saints Church

W.A. MEETlNG- The SimPeierls Cathedral Senior branch oi e Women's Auxiliary held their clo- 511')‘ meeting yesterday. The woik completed

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The late Willi l 1 l _ ll. above, aiglxlbigiliagg “:11 1033??“ oi the Roman Catholic hlwalclli’ in America. The year-old prelais bronchial pneumonia.

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$11] 8150 eXvressed kcegilrlrqewelaliysi I amass which the W.A. sustained n c death of their honorary president, Mrs. James Simpson. Tea, was served and a pleasant social time was enioyed.

QUIET WEDDING - a very uiet marriage was solemnlzed at t ree o'clock Saturds aiternoon in the First Baptist C urch when Margaret Jean, daughter oi Dr. A. H. Gordon and oi the late Mrs. Gordon became the bride of Mr, Edward A. Walton, son of Mr, and Mrs. E. Blake Walton of Toronto Rev. Dr. M. F. McCutcheon offici- ated at the ceremony and Mr. Frederick L. Newnhsrn played the wedding music. Calla lilies and snapdragons were the flowers used in thcdecorations Dr. Gordon gave his daughter who was unat- tended. in marriage. The bride wore a frock of pale aqua with matching veil held in place with a cluster oi orange blossoms which was worn by her mother at her wedding, while she carried a bou- quet of Token and Joanna l-liil roscs. The ushers were Mr. Fraser Cliff and Mr. Winston Sinclair. Mrs. Walton. mother of the bride- groom, was gowned in blue spruce crepe with matching hat and t. ‘cor-sage bouquet of Pinocchio ros- es. Following a short honeymoon the bridal couple will reside in To- ronto. Among those from out-oi- ; town attending the ceremony were:

E. Blake Walton, iparcnts of the bridegroom: Mrs. .J. P- Morrlsh. Mrs. P. C. Mansell lﬂf Toronto: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gordon, oi Charlottetown, P. E. 1.: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Gordon. Adele (Jordon. Miss Olive Waters, Mrs. Edgar Hon h of Ot- tswa and Mr. Douglas . Gordon oi Kitchener. Ont-Montreal Star.

Personals

Mrs. John 155.15% Granville. is visiting in the City.

M1: and Mrs. Walter lviiitty. of St. Peters. were visiting relatives in the city yesterday.

Friends of Llcui. Stanley Bryant City, treatment at Halifax. will be glad to learn has returned greatly improved in health.

Mrs. Louis Sherry. Summerside hns returned home nitcr spending a pleasant ivcekcnd in Pictou. N.S the guest of her sister Mrs. Walter Murphy. She was accompanied by Mr. Ivan Sherry.

llanson" Information Re Potato Subsidies

OTTAWA. May 1—\CP)—-H0n. R. B. Hanson <i'.C.-Yoiui-5unb1.un\;) .oiinuiioii was inaifa LOIXI many inousuuos 0i uoinrs’ nan been um-

potatoes produced in New Brune-

e wicx between A118. l. 1w. and the

present time.

He was speaking to his motion ssklnz for s. copy 0i all cieims tor sucn subsidy and relating to payments.

to give particulars o1 actual D80’ ment would be contrary w Drin- clples laid down.

Mr l-umson said that ii members could not have the iniormation they were entitled w uraw any lnlerenﬂ

mime available an ciioit to get back some of the subsidy uaia inlilht be

llsley said such chsmes sgjnported by names oi those allege y involved. The motion was dropped.

LAKEVILLE, P. B. ISLAND

Urpon the hill. near Roses‘ Mill. The msurflowers now are biooxnin 1n mossy bogs. the baby frogs Their vocal cords are tuning.

The melting snow. with sunlight

ow Wnilo hastening to, the river,

Yet linker lo . in bubbling sons. Down where e Alders quiver.

Inh meadows 21y. with budding

BY Thc cricket bands are layinii. Among the trees. a gent e breeze The Insole leaves are swaying.

In Tcmples grand. upon this land Arc memories so

So set apart within my heart

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REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd — B P.M. FULL ATTENDANCE REQUESTED

P. A. LAFFERTY, Secretary

Keeps soul. the hostess. smiling. ~ _ MBIlLORiEQlIlEIJPhIIlWV

was strk-ken by

properly paid in subsidies on new.

correspondence she me be. Finance Minister llslcy said that God grant her rest and peace.

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Looking Ahead to Iio-haliilitation

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‘Ill-ﬁll Y. But there has been deilnlte im- ement in recent months, g1. ugh hmaybealong time be! ,there are abundant supplies

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lumber cured as well as that availn

[able beiore the war- 0 owever; is statement ythrtt all restrictions placed 0n manufacture of surisce

conserve stock, oi copper and steel but the supply situtatlon now per- mits removal oi these controls

l Wheat: with the wheat surplus ,being whittled down mt s great rate, some have suggested thin, ii there's |a poor crop this year the situtetion may be that there will be a dan- igerously small quantity leit in Can~ aciian bins.

l HOWl/er. the ccmmonest estimate is that Canada will have a carry- over oi’ more than 300,000,000 bus- hels leit at July 31. the end oi the crop year. Thus; even with a poor ,cmp on hand Canada would be‘ [able to care for her domestic needs ‘and make substantial exports during the crop year 1944-45. Oi course; if there were also a goou‘ crop in i945, the situation mlg t be d iiicuit-

I Labor iront: While labor moire- ments oi Canada's wartime l ustry appeared to have passed their peak. the worries of finding work- ‘ers for essential jobs is bv no mean; ended.

In the forefront o! immediate needs are some 10.000 workers to man shell planis which have just received new orders and the fluctu- ating r uirrments for farm labor. _Labor Mnister Mitchell disclosed 1n _a manpower review in the Commons ‘last week that at March 30 there .were unfilled orders ior 92.300 work- ers, exclusive oi lumbering, ccm- |pured with the war peak of 219.0110 lin September, 1943.

At the some tine that workers are lbclnz sought to I'll some "vacancies yit is inevitable, ofiiclale says, that there will be spotty unemployment ibecsuse workers available tor Jobs ore not always in the risht place or wztli the riaht qualifications for the jobs to be filled.

NO CHANCE TO FOOL

ACORA. Gold Coast — (C?) -— Nartive children in Africa have an original W?" of carrying their books to school. Earefooled and hatless. they carry their school books bal- an-r-rd on their heads. plus o. bottle oi ink.

luv MEMORIAM

In loving memory of . AGNES ELEANOR. DAY

oi Charlottetown, who entered into her eternal rwt early Tuesday nnornlnig April 18th, alter 1m illness

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When he's vrci and homesick and cold, IHII‘ how it will help him to know that the people ai home arc alfli hack of him wiili every ﬁght.- ing dollar they can spare. Remember the more we do {or our ﬁghiing mcn now, the sooner they will return. and the more of them will. ‘l come home safely. Lend willingly and liberally.

our croav HRST

ADDRESS ON Social Security

A riirc trout is in store for ilic gcncrul public of I‘. E. I. ivho will have the privilege ni‘ listening tn u Vera! intel- ligent and ininrmatve ad- dress on Social Security by Dr. (‘imrloito Whitton h! Prince nI “kilns College I llzili on Wcilncsiliiy evening. l P-liiyr 3rd at 8 o'clock.

JUNIOR LEAGUE

Monthly DANCE ll CLUB 1 Thursday, May4th \ l

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lasting only o. few weeks. Born ln Uiiurchswkc. ltiuntgomerysiiirc. Wales. seventy-four years limo last

January. she was ihs onlv child oi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whlttai oi that plare

Fifty years ago last Fcbrunrv she married Rowland Lloyd Day oi Worthen, Shropshire. England. and for several years conducted a sen- eral store in that village?‘ In Mr, Day and Mrs. Day with their family oi five children setsail for Canada to make their new home in Prince Edward island.

Mr Day passed nlvnv nearly seven yea-rs ago, while the uiclcst incin- bcr of the family lost his lilc in thc last war while a member oi the

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There are left to mourn i/wo sons and two daughters. Harry oi this Ciiy; Cecil. editor oi the Liverpool Advance; Mrs. Allan MncAulav of Charlottetown and Mrs. M. Wad- dell of Newbwryport. Mass: also three grandsons, Rowland Weddell of the U. B. Navy in the South iPsclilc: Rowland McAuiav wlm recently returned from service urith the . C. A. R. and lLlovd MacAuluy with the R, C. N.. and one grand-daughter Beverlv C. Dav. Uverpoo . N. . l The funeral services took place Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock to St. Peter's Cathedral.

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wish to thank their mnnv iricni. and neighbours for kindness shown |in their recent sad bereavement. Also ibr the manv cards and tele

pathy and the

1 IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory oi my dear ‘mother.

lMRS. ELIZABETH A. MaoFADYEN who passed away May 3rd. 1936.

‘Great was the shock, the pain sev-

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We little thought your end so near: i

Only those who have lost can tell.-

|Tﬁ¢ paint‘ oi parting without Iare- we .

l i ‘Iver Remembered by ller Dauphin. l Alma oi Fort William. Ontario. - ii-Ii-li. |

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in ever loving memory oi our ilcar son and brother

CLAYTON SIMMONS who departed this llie May 3. 19:15. lle has gone across the rlvcr "so the shores oi ever green, And we long to use lilii dear ince nut the rlvcr lloivs between.

But some day we'll croaa the ririr

Away from this weary land

And we'll find dear Clayton

Wniiilhl- ﬁlth A little welcoming an ..

lovingly Remembered by Parents.

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