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love as only the ‘Irish can . . . and with rough, roisterous fun of, Broadway its

gayest heydey. Darhon itunyonb "Irish Eyes Am

" opens today at the: Prince Edward Theatre.

The new 20th Century-Faro Technicolor musical starring Monty Woolley, June Haver and Dick I-faymeo. la based on the liiel of Ernest R. Ball, America's cola. composer of aentimcnta a

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Flreman memory.

I .. I hundred. F he saw a runaway horse _dashing"ot the Hiberlon Society 0i Will-ll u‘; L |.-_ 5551-0", toward some phuyinlz children he no had been a faithful member ‘ gave chaee with his fire-eng ne and 10l- many years. P. Henry Mill-lift. mew Wlltahlro 201115110: gnu nnlmdalnagainat a wail charlie; Egronglii. Bi-rkleienél; eore a wa o e. era mu - i-ia.lq.lg_ “'-."°“'"' ariofwllllom Moynihan- R-I-P-

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Plus Chapter 7 of “DESERT HAWK” Comedy - Cartoon

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MRS. GAVIN WALKER

Th ditl ___' "d 'r Novelfillbcrcldtgh, ‘igigflcill. CI-ifgildifil): of Mrs. Gavin Walker in her 80th year .\\'cli known and esteemed resident of this "village.

Her ng followcd an illness of several months and will be re- gretted and mourned by her many lfifillrflfi and acquaint-noes.

Born in Carleton she spent part o! her married life in Cape Trav- erse. moving to Cropaud with her husband 35 years ago. Surviving are her two daughter. Mrs. Charles Harvey, Crapaud; like. Vernon MiwGougo-n. Malpcquc. Also three sisters, Miss Emily Huestis and Mrs. lRBV.) C. W. Corey. U. S. A., and Mrs. Arnold Lefursey. Char- lottetown: two brothers Iowis. Huestls. Lethbridge, Alberta and Jeesc Hucstls. Summersido. 1-18-11.

DANIEL J. KELLY

Ill thc early hours of New Year's morning. i945. Daniel J. Kelly passed away at his home. B2 Cedsr street. l-laveihiil. Mass. in th 76th year of his age. Mr. Kelly ‘was in his usual good health until several days before his death. He was stricken with n serious illness which medical skill was unable to overcome. Conscious to the elld he was consoled and fortified with the last rites of the Holy Church. He passed peacefully away.

Deceased was born at Kelly's Cross. P.E.l.. the son oi James uud Katherine Kelly. When a young mail he went to Haverllli. Mass" and lived thcre since 1890. He worked as foreman for the Rutl- dock Slice Co. In 1905 he estab- lished a leather and heel busi- ness of his own at Railroad Square, l-laverhill, which he carried on successfully until he retired 1n 1936.

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He was aformer chairman oi the Democratic City Committee and past president of the l-leberian Association. He was a member of St. James Parish and the l-loly Naiile Society of that parish- gentleman of the old school he had many admirable qualities. He was actuated by genuine hoo- esty. integerty of the strictest justice to . all oi which virtues made his life worthy of imitation. married Katherine

native Kelly's Cross parish. who predeceased hime one Yell!‘ 18¢

On Jan. 3 Requiem Hill! M985 was celebrated b the pastor at . James Churc . who also oi- ficiated at his grove. Thc abund- ance of beautiful flowers. mass cards and letters of sympathy. b0"? testimony to the esteem in which he was held.

He leaves to mourn his den-IV beloved and downed dmuahwr. Helen M" school teacher in Hav- erhill. also three brothers, James E., I-lavcrhill, Mass... Arthur L. of Lynn, Mass. and Malachiaa o! gPokane Wash. Also two ahtera.

aa-garet. Mrs. J. McDonnell. Lawrence. Mass... and Mary. Mr!- Stephen l-luElv-‘B. Kenya UNI-lb PEI. There are still several iam- ilies of on relations in the pariah

, d many reat in f5. iigrscemgtcrlimhl the ahBd°W 01 St. Joseph's Crow. But the old land mark Kelly's Cross. will lil- ways remain a monument to th.ir

Hi5 pallbearers were membfl‘!

__________ MRS, JAMES GRFIINAN

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THE CHARLOTTIYIUWN GUARDIAN

JEIITRII. GUARDIAN

Thin eollmn ta reserved f o! local internal. but palm: ‘l: h... oenlrfiwoizuatsotl able In advance. ' , my‘ CONFEDERATION LIFE COOK! for Photoarapha. Tllll WEEIPs BIDOD DON. 0B8 CLINIC will be held on

Thursday evening fr 5 to 7 in. stead of the usual fin... Clinic.

roam-r: oouwr - at the Pol- ice Court yetaerdoy the defendants in two Prohibition Aot easu were each fined 8200 and coats or three months and a drunk and incap- able had his $5.00 ball estreated.

WELL BABY CLINIC, under direction of Public Health Nurses, held at Blood noilors Clinic every Ridly afternoon from 2 to 4.30 P. M. Hove your Baby's weight checked here! 1-11-51.

T0 Cl-IARLOTTETOWN — Mrs. Robert Hart (Toots Rowe) left Sunday for (filarlottetown, Prince

Officer Graduates I

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BUCKLEYS MIXTURE

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District looting

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Crapaud District L.O.L. annual ‘mum!!! Was held in Argyle Lodge ‘room on Jan. 9 last. with the dis- .trict master, Bro. John D. Mac-

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Edward island. where she will be klilxtfsiuest of her parents. Mr. and

week-Sydney Post

WERE REMEMBIZRED HERE- Another actor - manager wgl]. known in Prince Edward Island from First Great War years to the early 30's has died. Frank Urbln. of the Clark and Urban Stock Company. and the Urban

‘Shows passed away in Hollywood.

Calif.. the middle of Nov.. 1944. after an illness of several months. He was 7b. Word to thLs effect has come to Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Nicholson, MacDonald St r e e t. New Glasgow. N.S.. from Ml‘. Ur- ban‘: wile, the former Dorothy Karroll.

ISLAND FOXES FOR. U. S. A.- Canadlan furs will figure in ear spring styles worn by American women in Michigan. says Mont- real Gazette. A consignment of 250 silver foxes from the breeding farms of Prince Edward Island. passed through the Canadian Na- tional Railways’ Central station on Sunday en route from Charlotte- town to Saginaw. Mich. ‘Ihey came in a specially-cooled ex- press car atticleed to the Ocean Limited. leaving later on the Inter-City Limited on the finul leg of their journey. During their stay in Montreal. the foxes were looked after by employees of thc Canadian National Express near the ice-pit in the sub track area, The two attendants looked after the watering and feeding of the animals and also to the condi- tioning of their skins, this latter purpose. e barrel of flca oowder accompanied them. (The foxes were shipped from the ranch oi Michigan ‘international Fox and Furs. inc. at. Marshfielrl, after the comoanv had decided to close its business here.)

Personals

Mlss Imelda ‘Maocaulzw of Clharlot-tetown has returned home after Spending the holiday season

ir. Amherst guest cf her sister, Mrs. C. H. Macllellan and Mr MaoLellan.

Flying Officer w? s. Trenholln. Mrs. 'I‘renholm and baby daughter.

home ir. Charlottetown.

Flying Officer Donald B. Mac-, Kay left Saturday morning for Eastern Air Command after spend- ing six weeks‘ furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh

MacKay, Bradalbane. F0. Mac- Kay has completed his operational tour over enemy territory in Eur-

ope. His brother John F. Mac- Kay also spent Christmas at home and ls now stationed at

Aldershot. WEDDING BELLS

In Fairfield United Church on December 23rd. at 5:30 ocloc Miss Myrtle Marie Rody be- came the bride of W0. Lorne Ben- nett Owen. RCAJ". The bride ls the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rody of Elmwood. The

room is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh B. Owen. Malpeclue. P- . I. Rev. Mary M. Collins of- ficiated. and Milss Eleanor Brady

layed the wedd ng mus c.

p Given in montage by Mr. J. H. Ellis. the bride wore a gown of white sheer. Her full length veil was held in plilce by a ha“) head‘ dress edged with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white asters and red roses. with "hm satin streamers tied with fern and forget-me-nots.

Miss Ruth Body was the matron of honor. She wore a QOWH _ blue satin with net bouffant skir. with nlatchiilg headdress and car- ried a bouquet of white asters and pink roses. W0. Percy A. Bur- guin was best man.

A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Ellis for the immediate families find friends. Out of town guests lu- cluded Ml". and Mrs. J. H. Ellis of Hanover. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Owen, Toronto. and Mrs. M. Pat- terson. Tbronto. __

poneer life. she made a fair con- tribution to thc cctnfort. hB-Pilillefi and proapsrity of those with whom she was associated in family life. n occasion cf her marriage 5h; removed to Kinkora, where her many fine qualiti of mind and heart atlii further manifested themselves. elmlnl! for h" the love and esteem of all in her new home and community. as W55 evidenced by the lame "Brill?" who attended at her burir. to control-l, 1,114; bereaved and offer an aims for the re of her soul. During her eclinins dlyfl _ we. ccmfortcd by frequent "Sit-i from hor daily pastor. a worthy son of her native Plrish. who ad- ministered the last Sacraments of l-iollv Church of which she was a

_ on the evening of Jamilary 5th. devoted member. l m

w l I [Lhg pwplo of Klnkora an aur- she leaves to mourn one ss . a mum,“ “slim; were saddened Mrs Peter Min-pity. Millvale, now —- _ he“ m“ Mrs. James Greenan, l“ lul- elghty-aeventir year. Also

relict of the late James Greenan (m, step-son and three atop-

i . h“ passed “w... _ Tm shadows of dlufhters, who bestowed on her all

‘an " ‘ n m had lallbll and all being the loving care and ss ll I! YOU!‘ .SMELTS Wuhan Nuuwgfflfln. q et, and still, the summons came which the motherly heart could Expm" Cull.“ hnmv“ 9" "5"" gxarghthinnwihgiilglgdiso ‘$131: ‘Wt: funeral wla Mid 0h th¢

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mu.“ “than Pfld Negatives that Cramp m, “l; ml took its flight into morning of January “gath- n. chiral-on Own ‘hblefa, um new eon the Presence of tile Author of it: quiem Maaa being rated by

Prompt returns mgfinmliraotgllllyfogérmghlliflahl- “m, mo... to acoet gin m the pastor, Rev. Mm. Jaa. a.

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EAflTERN rA-sxmc co. mtiicsim... ....".‘.‘-‘:‘.l"t.lli’l:l".l'.t. “ll".‘§..‘i‘.".’»‘£.l‘o$no PNWFMMII- n. vellbww vo- veno- Ch | u, t won't obicet. to their o... Get Children’; i 111, dggggsgd was borr. in nope Greenan. wendail MCKQMII. Wal-

TU l 0WD Own hbetatoday, Mother. Ind help our imvgl- nlregyqlx vggfg ago. ThGII tq‘ Mllrtllll. Jchn M. Muliiflln, hummus-nanosecond: wflf° “" "'- lilo: oiriv‘ lile was slant- 801a om Grreenon . 1.. Murphy.

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Charles Rowe for the next

Manning have returllted to their n

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the officers‘ t iin t Halifax. His flilatgeng t}; Campbell. resides at Borden, P E. I. — (RJILN. Photol, NEW HAVEN w.‘ l. The regular mating of New

Haven Women's Institute was hsid at the home of Mrs. Docherty on Jan. Ii with fourteen members present. Meeting spelled with gm 01¢‘ and rspeatinz the "Crccri” in unison.

Roll call was answered with something for quilt. Two mem. bets paid fees. Collections for

evening amounted to 70 cents, On motion all bills were paid. A dom- tlon cf 50 cents was received. It was decided to quilt at the llomc of Mrs. Duncan Gnss on Wed- IIESOHY. Jan. l0, Mrs, Roland Bucharinari and Mrs. Chas. Mac- Dougall on lunch.

A letter of appreciation was read from the PEI, Ol-hpanagc thanking members for two quilts received. Gus Tierney nud Mrs. Lloyd ibineKinnon thanked members for remembering them at Christmas. Thanks and ap- preciation was also extended from two boys overseas for boxes sent them.

Discussion on holding weighing party was left till night of quilt- n».

Mrs. Stanley Newman invited the members to her home for the next meeting. roll call to be i0 cents. Lunril committee, Miss Ellrl Boyle. Program and school committees Vlfrc ro-iipovlzttod.

After o dainty lunch mowing closed with God Save the King.

(Patriot please copy)

Churchill Dodger!

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Phil! Plflidlnz Ht afternoon and eveninB sessions. in his address he gave a detailed account of his 1058c vlsltations and other activ- ities in connection with Orange services during the past year,

During recess the brethren re. paired to the home of the district master where they par-took of a sumptuous goose supper prepared by Mrs, MacPhail, asisted by neighbouring ladies. Needless to say the hospitality was apprgciot. ed and dilly acknowledged with thanks. .

After conclusion of general W51. ness Past Grand Mastcr, Bro. E. C. Holm took the chair and con- ducted the election and installa- tion of officers for the ensuing year. The result-was as follows:

District Master, Percy Dawson,

Deputy District Master. Cam MacPhee.

District Chaplain, Neil A. Mac- Nevin.

District Recording Secretary, Basil C. l-lolm.

District Financial Secretary, P, G. MacEachern.

District Treasurer, Stewart in-

man. District Lecturer, Gilbert Mae_ Dcugall. Deputy District Lecturer, Chester Sturdy. District Marshal, L. T. Benton. Auditors. James MacDonald and J. Verner Moore. Next Prince Crapaud.

NEW- ARGYLE school.

Arthur Lodge room,

A very enjoyable evening was spent 1o New Arsyle school when parents and visitors assembled to enjoy the annual Christmas con- cert. The school and tree were tastefully decorated for the oc- witll rccl and greer. streamers and spruce trimmed witli red, while and blue buds.

Mr. Harry MacNevln very cap-

ably acted as chairman and the

following program was carried

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Time At Athens

av Jorisfivsurron

Done Eachern.

Recitation. Margaret MacDougall Exercise. Florence Darrach and

Solo, When the Work is All This Fall, Arnold Mac-

Drill, Days of the Week, sewn upil= '

Louis Stewart.

LONDCKV, Jflll. l6 —~ l P) — “‘ n Prime lVLlTiiSLEl‘ Churchill dodge ‘va2é:1°3“°' A-l u"‘“”°°“f“1 Ad‘ 51.1")“ Dumb l‘ Mums "hm m‘ Recitation. ‘Florence MacDougail

it)’ l.l Bil CHUIL l0

WRfYlllg Laikdii laCtlOlld‘

, d- A fgw 2 21st time lil hi" color- gggks has: E29,???“ FM“, ‘ y and political caareer ile monitor-it's mother, lvns w. M. =1 d dwin- .,

Minister has survived s.

‘eak ai plane accidents. label bullets, wld Patl‘ . _m.'ll and" G013‘. l 3 .. .' W31‘, Ml’ mind with dcacll

five trues ill tvco ycors. HCTC is a list ol his narrow cs- capeszk. i292: Ill Bourllzlnr/uih at 18. he iva". ayillg with his brother and " "d ‘J0 ic:t from a a kidll: and lay

around the corner," llo sold later.

Sitnmcrilvg in Switzerland he wont rowhg on a lake with a friend In the inidclo of ill? lake illzy went swimming and thc boat

"l saw dczltll as ltsllr as I illlvc’

ever ssvll him,‘ said the future Print: Mlnistcr 1805-95: In Cuba a rebel volley

missed Mr. Churchill b; a foot and. killed tile horse rnzl tah? cnc he! was rldilzg 'l'..c oiitr ‘ital. ill Cristi h: just miswci death I Ou thc Indian front or trihcsnlcu attacked and killed his companion, He frightened off the Patflans with revolver shots Three other times in India he tnlssezl death by a hnifs-breadllz, twice at Om clurin: n IBSQ-ISOJ: As il \‘.'lll' correspon- dcnt ir. South Aillcll Mr. Cilurch- ill (lunged decth live tlmzs. Once uncn the Boers derailed a train he wascne c-l‘ the fsrv passellgfrs to survve 1916-1918" On lilo Westzrll Front Grist W31‘ ho hnd two} . Csllcd ilwuv from; company imnnd posts he re- turned to find the pests silellcd and the occupants all klllfd» i819: Mr. Cllurcilil flew across the Ciionucl ill a plani- which caught fire ovcr Lynzpiic The pilot; was forced to lcavc lite controls to cxlinguish the fire and the plane dived to ¢00 feet before control was regained. A few weeks later. taking off from the Buc Aerodrome in francs. o piano srmcrsmlted nt 50 miles p'l- h:ul-. Mr Churchill alzil the iailot iverc sflvcd In the summer tllnt vtrr Mr (Xwlrcll ll was tiloilnc an aircraft that went out of control and sldesliproed at 00 fedet, hlttincr the ground at high- Mr

ape» Churchill's, companion died

193i: He was kuvkcd rlcwn hi‘ a. motor car in NJw York. his sealn

we: cut to rh~ il~--~ "lid he <p"1l some t‘m~ b. rnsniir-l.

TllGTl-Llfi of Rome

The “X11340.

Monologue, Mildred MucKinnon Drill, Catladn, seven pupils. Recitation, Elmer MacQuarrie Reading. l-iildu Darrach.

Solo, 'Il.l0 Snowflakes, Meredith

MBCLGED. GHCOPCO. I

Recitation, Charlie MacEacllcrll. Dialogue, The Selling of Sally. Recitation, Billy MacQuarrlc. Darklc chorus. five pupils. Drill, Christmas, nine pupils. lntcrmi ion, Sale of Cuiidy. Recitation. John MaeLean. Recitation. Kenneth MacLean. Dialogue, The Hold Up. Excitation, Cecil Macuaugall. Flag Exrecise three girls. Recitation. Douglas MaeI-iinnou. Dialogue, A Terrible Catastrophe Recitation. Arnold ltlacEachcrn. Recitation. Glen MacQuarl-le. Duet, Catherine Gillis and Ellie Stewart, cncored. Closing chorus, Speed Up Santa. flaunt then made his appear- ance in his jovial lrlanne: and distributed gifts to teacher, pupils

and others.

The teacher. Mrs. Catherine Gliiis, made a few fitting re- marks, While the singing of the National Anthem brought the evening to a close.

NORTH TRYON SCHOOL

Report fol rlovember and Dec- ember. ‘

Lilkltlfi Vll.-i, Elaine Chishohn.

Uffiflc Vi.—l. Morley Macuou- ald; ‘J, Boyd ivlilcuollzlld illld Le- ituy Delaney, equal: Si, Grace How- tt.

Grade V.-l, Ruth Thomson; 2. Marion Delaney.

Gracie IV.—l, Ida Wood; 2. Dor- ccn Rowatt. 3, Beverly Delaney.

Grade IIl.—l. Richard Sawler: and Donald Lorri. equal; 2, Deane Johlisoil: 3, Lois MacDonald.

Grade lI.—.. Helen liowatt; 2. Mabel MacDonald: 3, Lowell Hor- Yél‘. , .

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u do I. A.-l, Blair Delano); 2. Raymond Thomson. Grade I, i-i.—l, Arthur Caibeclr.

Grade I. C.-l, Calvin Thomson. Highest average in higher grades

—Elalne Chisholm, 85 er cent. Highest average in ower grades —lda Wood. & r

DC CC .

Perfect Attendance: Grace. Dor- een and Helen Hovratt. Margaret Dawson, l-ome Innlull, Elaine Chis- holm. Leroy and Beverley Delaney. Morley MacDonal Marion De- lancy. Ruth and Raymond Thom- son, Garth Wood, Deane Johnson. Richard Sawler, Lowell Harvey. Blair Delaney, Calvin ‘Phoason.

M. Louise Cairws-Teaches.

LONDON —- tCPl -— Th0 board 'li'lde announces nlorc children's . ~ No exper-

E GI i L‘ a- O 2 n. r

_ .ced baby-wear workers who fill-

mode an edict against marriazrhbll;

women over 50 or men over G0, it l~epral:d._

SMITH

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ish war iobs will be given other war work until vacancies in nuc- le 111mg eflled _

BITOS.

DROPS

place of meeting will be ed

'their very kind expressions of sym-

m mciioiliiit

GNR. GORDON ALBERT DEWAR

The community of Brudenell ond surrounding districts were deeply saddened when word uias received bv Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dewar of Brudeucll. P. E. .. informing them that their dearly beloved son Gnr. Gordon Albert Dewar of the