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"Even children appreciate fhe

George Mat-Donald (nee Mae Ayi wtardl, passed to her Eternal ward after a, long and lingering ill

southport sixty-three years ago, daughter of the late Capt. J. AylWVBId and Catherine sue was a life long resident Southpcrt.

daughter, ltmrgaret, MacPherson and a

dau hter, Camilla

bro _ one sister, Mrs. McCannon. A sis- ter Gussze namely John,

Mrs.

Noreen, and three

8K0. The funeral, which was largely attended took lace from her late residence Mon av morning, April 1 at 9.30 am. to St. Dunstans BZISIIICA where Requiem Mass was

Re-

ness. Mrs. MacDonald was born in a P. Leaby.

of She leaves to niournI her loss. besides her husband. 01:: little grand-d one er Matthew of Southport and brothers, Edward and Red- mond predeceased her some years

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All our new Spring cools and suifs must be sold as we need the space for new mid-summer merchandise. Take advantage of the bargains while they last.

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Giarlcs Aitlaen. Grade VIII-l. Fred Aiken, 3.

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Kale Smlih‘! Favollle Recipes"

.T0(in)'SBf1(1f'O1'"Kﬂ(C Smith's “Glad? VT? 1i Dvrls Hﬂlrlerson: Paul MacKay (equal); 2. Jean Favorite Recipes"-—a beautiful ~- D-“jld Hvllflrlsvn; 3- Dlugas Patsons and Amy Cousins (equal); Ail-page book. Lontains 147 recipes, ‘v°°d$Id'P~ _ 3. Bobby MacKenzie. 87 intcrcsdng musrraliont Explain, Grade V: 1. Philip Henderson: 2. Grade III: l. Maurice Cousins; the bow and u-hy of fender, crisp. Wallace Henderson; 3. Junior Maj- 2. Vernon Cousins. golden brown cake as only Katecan LG _ Grade II: 1. Wallace Harding do it. Use coupon below. rad” IV~ 1- Rubi’ Henderson: and Walter Lamont (equal); 2. ' ' 3- l-Olllse Crane; 3. Eileen Howard. Nellie Montgomery; 3. Margaret Grade III: 1. Clair Mnyhew; 2. Campbell. Lorne Adams: 3. Helen Semple. Grade I (Sr): 1. Jean Campbell; ' Grade n1 l~ Rvrdeim Dvment. 2. Calr Bernard; 3. Gordon Mac- Glﬂde I (a1: 1. Arthur Hender- Kenzie. son. 2. Gene Crane. Grade I (Jr): 1. Earl MacKay. Grade I (b): i. F:eda Mayhew. Perfect attendance: Eliza Camp- ‘Perfect. attendance: Reggie Din- bell, Jean Campbell. Margaret h: ‘Yhelma Adams, Clair Mayhew, Campbell, Nellie Montgomery, rne Adams. Margaret Montgomery, Jimmy T"“h"- M- Montgomery.

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Lowcn-AFISTLYEEE-ciiooi. -

Jean Albsrt- Alikeil.

t.‘ Grnrie VI lSrt -- l. Frances V‘ Cclvan. 2 Ellsworth Edmunds. i.) Grade VI IJr.>—-l Margaret. ' Pcele, 2, Freda Aitken, 3. Phyllis Cowan.

q Grade IV (Sr i-l George g 5w“, m,“ n up“ a“ 5,, Hg)" am] Wright 2 Pills Cheverie. tempting that children just love Gmde_ IV ‘Jr I-I D°mmY tlicni. 'I‘Ii.it‘> IICCZIUSC Swans l)uwn is T351“- 3- James micxeamei

Perfet Attendance: Dzrrc-thy Tay-

l ' Teacher: Louise M. Hewitt. AS FINE AS iiAEIFEEFIFJot. slAprh Honor Roll of Margate .. , - _ > cico:

Grade X: I. Vera Henderson.

Rena Woodsirle: 3. Wyman Howard.

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McKea rney,

flJufllI, tIicn suit-ll throurh silken Gram‘ II $1‘ ‘ '- 1 V‘—“°°"‘ bulbs or seeds.

ilicves. This carefully ctiintroilcd IBOIIGQHIII‘ 2 ‘vlonty Annear‘ a‘ A 60713957- Dllt on b-Y Mm- B- Mac‘ mining rum,“ give, swans Down ‘Racypégatlicin (y) 1 f J k Donaldjvns wcn bvklgvirs, Younker supcrl.ili\e_ iint-nc-ss-jso necessary ‘may’; e I‘ " ' Mary M ' “lwlryléechﬁacégelqgbéu invited me

I“'5“““'”'“I"'I‘° bakmg’ Grade 1 (Sr.\-1 Louls Acorn, members for next meeting. 3 Beam,‘ awn“ The meetin closed Ilv smﬂlni! the Grade I ,J,._,_1 George P001 National Ant em. Lunch was sen-

grig” 1'1 “£3359 Igllnlﬁ- 2 Jean MacKenzie. l L l" i‘ f ~ RH“ rHnBI - G de. V (Sr): 1. He en a- RECIPES FOR THEBMOSTPOPULAR Ruth Weosisicie; 3. Florence Dy- mo“? g_ Margaret, Montgomery; 3. CAKES ARE 0N THE PACKAGE ment. Jimmy Momgomenr 141 Recipes-Hundred:alBaIilnpHeIpele Grade VlIr 1- ‘Thelma Adams: 2. Grade v (JIZIZ 1. Verna Harding.

H. Connell.

_ . _A. .__ .._ _ WICKLOW, N. B. May 5—(CP) BATTLE FLEETS OFF EGYPT g -I)oii Cansirim, one year old, sounds oi‘ military preparation; r not li Saturday in falling a- echoed May 4 from the sue; canal ' loiit t o feet from a bench in his to the Dardanelles. The Allied

tome He was uncrntiscioils when squadron at Alexand

ria, Egypt, was

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1f yon suﬂer from consil

the point that you fee weary,

depressed and worn out-it is to question youreelfi

doesn't mean quantity, but a kind oi’ food that is not completely assimilated and leaves a soft “maae" in the that helps the bowel movement.

If this is your use, the loin- Uon is tasty Kellog ‘s All-Bran. every morning for reakfast. It contains the necessary "built" and Vitamin Bi. the natural 1n- testinal tonic.

Eat All-Bran every day. drink lots of water and let our last for life! All-Bran is rna e in London, Canada by Kellogg. At all grocers.

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‘ celebrated hv the Rev, Loui. Dou- hdifferﬁnc’ gilll, who also asszsted at thesgrave- ' -—- side. w an ‘a a,‘ or. The pallbearers were Messrs. ma“ with 2°“..- -~ .uc. ran a], . . - . son and Joseph KPH“ Mrs. Frank Mitchell entertained

‘re W. I. for the April meeting. In the absence of the president.

(Mitchell presided and

the members of the North Wiltsh.

WWO" 01' Li“?! MDHBBZUB e fol Owed bv the C ub W0men‘s Schccl for Anni: creed lead In unison Roll call was Grade X-i. Beth Oowan. I answered bv eight members. There

visitors present. Ilie schcol comm.ttee reported t..at the school had been ‘scrubbed. Four sweaters, tour pasr s0cks and six hospital gowns were handed in tcr the Red Cross. The new school committee is Mrs. Cecil Campbell and Mrs. Balderston The lunch committee ls_ Mrs. D. A. MacDonald. Mrs. Cecil Campbell and Mrs. Balderston. The questionnaire cn Home Ec- onomics was discussed and lined in bv Mrs. Bruce MacDonald.

Roll call for Mav is to be answer- ed bv an exchange of flower slips.

ed bv the hostess assisted bv the committee in clarze, and a sccial hour was enjoyed bv all.

PARK CORNER SCHOOL Honor Roll: Grade IX: 1. Roma Montgomery

and Nina MacLeod (equal). Grade VI: 1. Bertha Lamont; 2.

Grade IV: 1. Elsa Campbell and

school was read. Mrs. Irvin: Haslam reported visltiniz the school. M15. b- F. Haslam reported that a parcel c! l

imzt-ted articles had been sent- l0 the Red Cross Rooms and more It'll"! was on hand to be distributed-

The program committee was eb-

was tilled in after discussion Mrs. F. W. E. Haslam. A | . Miss Sobev read Lady ‘Tweﬁs- mulr‘s farewell address to Cﬂllﬂdlllll Women. Meet I1l!_Ci0S8d by sinlllllil G-OCI_VSBV_Q_'I'II_E_K_IIZ-

OUT OUR WAY

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“THE CHARLQTTETQWN GUARDIAN-

ii} . 0O‘. _ .5: 1522333517.‘. i SALE l ll ".°' were‘ grggis. h” tt°i’.‘e.s‘i.‘o".ffiaii.“éi‘.ﬁi.i>°<ii‘ii i»??? i srliﬁsocolns you re constipated. ' lppmg

Heavy In April

[lug the total estimated enemy ices-

sznce the 000 Foss snnoimoed to-

es in mercantile shipp; start of the weir to 001g, as, the Amnira-lby

liriioetofmeahllasloetmlae

All"! 1 were sunk durim Norwegian op- The veseb 1n- aind simply ships.

oratlons. it said. eluded transport

Total losses from war comes rep- resent about i6 per cent of Ger- many's pee-war .

German memsnmle oomiage def- initely accounted for as captured. sunk or scuttled now amounts to 454.000 tone, the Adonirality said. In addition it WfRS e=timated that a mrther 30 unidentified ships of ap- proirimately 150.000 term have been stink by Allied submarines. mines and aircraft.

According to reports from Rot- terdam the German mowramp Robert 27.288 tons. was slmk in the Skagerrak on the night of Aiprii 12-13. This was the famous "stream through lav" ship vimioii took Nazis on health cnidses and

~ which, a year or so ago, called alt

London.

Dumig the week which ended

midiniglhlt April Z8 four Br tish ships of a total tonnage of 6,689 were sunk by enemy action and one Al- lied ship of 1.458 tons and tiwo

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small neutral ships also were sunk. Under new procedure, the of t-hete Britt-m ships are not re-

The success of the All'~l e

menit said. Up to Mal‘ . gflidtish. All-led and neutral sit: s

been conveyed, with a F55 of IN AIRCRAFT newspﬂfm‘ dispatches recoil-ca mi: 31 ships. French conveys up to the, -————-—————~—- mine date had escorted 3,457 ships, LONDON, May 7_(Qp)_muwm ]NCORPORA"“""" ANNOUNCE] with a. loss of seven. The Bmti-wn and News Agency computed that Bri-

Frenoh have convoyed 22,555 ships since the war beltan. 171G I i. ratio of one iin 594.

Anti-aircraft fire from one ship brought down a

hlenes and

dr-meved others. An- other_vessei_ escorting troclpktrans-

BY J. R. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE

Teacher. M. Emily MacLeod. NORTH WINSLOE SCHOOL

Followinz is the report of the pupils of North Winsloe School for the months of March and April. Grade X (Sr): 1. Margaret Craswell.

Grade X (Jr): 1. Marion Ford:

Grade VIII: 1. Vern Nnnn: 2. Catherine MacNaughton; 3. Jessie

MacNaughion. Grade VI: 1.1.ee. Roberts: 2.

Grade V (Srl: 1. Heath Craswell. Grade V (Jr): 1. Ralph Shaw. Grade IV: 1. Donald MacNaugh- I011: 2. Grant Laird. Grade III: 1. Robert Craswell. Grade I1’ (al: 1. Wiimot Cudmore. Grade I1’ (bl: 1. Phyllis Ford: 2. Marie Craswell. Grade II (c): i. Sheldon Mac- Quarrie. Grade I (Sr): I. Rrlvmnnd Mac. Qilarrle: 2. Charlie MacQuarrie.

Grade I (Jr): 1. Chtlstopher Mac- Quarrle.

I-Iiahest average in senior grades 963"». Vern Nunn.

Hiahesr averawe in Junior grades 96.8%. Wilmo‘ Cudmore.

Rena C. Younker. Tcachcr. (Patriot please copyi

seamen-w n IUD-MEN'S INSTITUTE

The reiciﬂar monihlv meetﬁiz of tne Springfield Women's Institute was he'd in the school April 18th with eizht members and one VISIIIX‘ present. In the absence of the Pred- dent and vice-president Miss How- nrd was appointed to act and l-ho meeting opened with the creed. The roll was called and minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Correspodnenre was read and rl missed and it was moved hv Miss Wlnnifred Hashim. seconded bv Mrs

f GETTIN’ PUNISHED, HAH? You KEEP OUTOF 0' GOTTA SIT ‘THERE TILL You ‘rt-us “Mom's Folz- ' REMEMBER WHAT MOM ASKED 601 WHAT rr wAs,

You "to DO -- WELL, I'LL. TELL ‘TOO -- AN‘ 1'17 you "YOU WAS SUPPOSED "ro CLEAN LIP ALL ‘IHE JUNK _ AND STUFF You GOT SPREAD on ‘THE ATTIC _.I l=Loolzx '. -~ c ’ " ; (W; .\_ .1 .- . V. v u c .. n" .. “h? °'R“'LL'°*“5 cor marlin will emit. _ HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN 5.,

—-i—-__" ‘ l;_': ency said. Machines destroyed q the ground or in the sea durinl British raids on German air b354, in Scandinavia were not included

'I‘he Agency said its figure; (m. based on Air Ministry and Admin ally mmouncements. autlioutiirlvl reports in the Norwegian Press

ports shot down five enema ph/nq ILLJIIGS with-in three days. ‘Phe announcement said that es ‘Ira/r es is known in official qiurtera no enemy units are now in Nan-ix announoe- cr iln Norwegian waiters.

“ ‘I BRITISH posses

the

UPPAWA, Mav 3 -(CP) -Notiq of the two ioii......i;_r iit-orporaiioli was given in the current issue o1 m, Canada Gazette, published todnv:

seamar Holdings Ltli._ Charlottetown: catmdinn All‘\‘,';‘_\i (Maritimes) Ltd. 30.000 shares, l1 P. V.. M0ncl0n._N

Wilh - Major Hoople

uMo/ﬁ-"Ar THIS JUNCTuRE m ovlae- l IF HE NADA BUM ue-s BEEN we“) Poweziue. LANGUOR sweeps ME // on HIS KNOB ro/ use. AWAY SINCE Flzolvi TOP 1o ma!“ —JO\IE,THAT / sew someeoov 4 LAST NIGHT WITH PHRASE t5 WORTH‘! OF DICKENQ/w-I é wm-i A new star; no SLEEP, BUT I ‘AND Tl-IQOIJGI-I FLUTTERING Evlzuos OF KNUCKS HAD EVERY I5 MINUTE5 comes A vision or ermzousr CHOSEN um cola HE izosues TO FLOATlMC->"- NOALDRAT n; WHAT A Test case! THE leases FOR HAPPENED NEXT? PAW/E MY

MORE RDOD-~ MEMolzY BETRAYS ME.’ oAYs HE'S L051’

tain lost 48 aircraft on all fronts in the last four wreaks and Germany :“for certain" lost 13B 1n the same period.

In addition. 97 German planes “were probabiy destroyed or ut out of action for some time,"___e_Ag-

t lea-st [our enemy

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Norrie Sinclair that the members ﬂlddil’! the Vappeal for Y. M. C. A.

s ‘A letter of appreciation from ihe

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BILUS I SEE ITJIE WAS STUCK TUSSEGOING TO

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