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pnTUBN HOME-Dr. and Mrs. u w. O'Brien have returned hum: 1.0m a three weeks holiday spnt. at stanhopc Inn. Stanhope Beach. y, lg, L-Amberst News.

CHRISTENING RITES - The ghflfiflfllflg of Gregory Edward Bishop, son oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward Emmett Bishop of Eureka, was celebrated by the parents and flgrldplrdnts dn July 22 at the home of his great grandmother, ms. Susan Downe. of Prince Ed- ward Island, Canada. The Bish- m have just returned from Can- m‘... The Bishop child. is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Edward w. Bishop and Mr. and ma. James H. Emery. Four generations rvended the fete. They were Mrs. Downe, Mrs. Maude Bishop, Ed- ward mmmett Bishop and little Gregory Bishop. Bill Botts. son or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Botts, of the fifth generation. was not pre- "flt. others attending were Patty shanncn of Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Downs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yarston and family. Mr. and Mrs. ltianPhersorl. —( Eureka Exc .)

25TH ANNIVERSARY-On Mon- day evening. Mr. and Mrs. A.,B. Colbome. George Street. Sydney, 0.3., with their son, Rev. Blair oolborne of West cape. P. E. 1., and their guest, Miss Joan Archi- baid of Halifax went for a motor drive, which was nothing out of the ordinary. but, when they re- turned to their darkened house. suddenly the lights flashed on and they were greeted with "Here Comes the Bride". sung by G.W.A MacDonald, and the secret was out. The occasion was the 25th wedding anniversary of this well known couple and upwards of 65 friends and relatives assembled to offer them congratulations on the happy occasion. The affair was a complete surprise to the bride and groom of yesteryear. who were showered with greetings. Rev. C. N. Brown. pastor of First United Church, was among the,gueats of honor, and presented them with a substantial gift of money which should be used by Mr. and M“. Colbome as they saw m, since their friends found it difficult to make a selection. The overwhelm. Id meets were delighted as well u surprised. and Mr. Colbome voiced the thanks of himself and hi! Wifs-(Sydney Post Record.)

In Memos-lam

In loving memory o! oaonoa s. cannon. Who den-ma 1m. llfe August ma. 1w.

.1111!!! speeds on. one yea ll”

passed

Blnoe Death it’! gloom. it's shad- owt cast,

with"! W!‘ 110ml. where all seem- ed bright

And took from us a shining light.

We miaa that light. and ever will His vacant place there la none to

l.

Down here we mourn. but not in

VI. "P "P in Heaven we will meet again.

Mvlnsly minembered by his

wife and family. .

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MEETINGS CONTINUING in Gospel tent st G table's Corner each night. except Saturday. at B p.m. All are welcome.

ATTENDING WEDDING —Mlss Anne Duffy, of Charlottetown. P. E. L, is visiting Miss June Barbara Pickering. Miss Duffy will be one of the bridesmaids at. Miss Pickeringb wedding on Sep- tember L-Ottawa Journal.

ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and. ‘Mrs. Robert Hill of Kensington. an- nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter Violet Miriam, to Donald Leigh. son of Mrs. Marguerite and the late Duncan MacKenzie of French River. Mar- riage to take place in Moncton in September. "

T0 ENTER. COLLEGE — .\fr. George M. Fraser, Dalhousie meii- cal student, is at home with his aunt, Miss Jennie A. Ware!‘- Ab- ercrombie Road until college re opens. He has just returned from Charlottetown. P. E. I.. where he was interning at the P. E. I. Hos- pital fcr the past number of weeks-Eastern Chronicle.

A HOLIDAY PREACHER Rev. WC. Nicholson of st. James Church, 'I'ruro, who has been act- ing as locum tenens for Rev. TH. Bussell Somers. conducted the last of fnur services yesterday. He ls an able preacher, and his ser- ~mon| were greatly appreciated by the congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson and family have been holidaying at. Covehead, enjoying the sandy beaches and delightful surf bathing. -

Personals

Mr. Earl Todd has returned to his home in Rose Valley after visiting in Sherbrooke the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Reg Compton.

Mrs. Reg Compton. Miss Marie Dekker, Mr. Earl Todd and Mr. Albert Tanton were recent '11s;- tors to Emerald. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Mayne. ‘

Mrs. L. P. Herring loft Char- luttetown to join her husband at Plctou. N. S.. also Halifax and Windsor where she \vill visit ner mother.

M". and lvllrs. L. H. Coflin, with their daughter Margaret Douglas and two chiidremieft by car Sun- day morning for Montreal. where they expect to spend a few weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. R. McNeil and daughter Betty Ann have return- ed to Dalhousle after spending their holidays with Mrs. McNeil! parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ca: ter, Suffolk and friends in New Glasgow, N. S.

Mr. Carl J. Wood, St. Petc-‘s Bay. has arrived homo afte. spending a well earned vacation in the Ilnited States. While there he was the guest of his fa her, Melvin W. Wood. M7 Bea.e St., Wolleston. Mass. He also visited his sisters. Mrs. Marlon Chapman, Greenwood, Mass. and Mrs. Mane McCulloch, Maiden, Mass.

IN MEMORIAL!

In Memory Of

FLT.-SGT. DONALD ALASTAIR MocDONALD

R. C.

A. F.

who was killed August 29th, I944.

"One o! the many, but he was ours."

Lovingly remembered by

Moi-her, Dad, Ion and Angus.

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MI. B. I. ACORN

The death of B. r, Acorn. 64. occurred at the Prince Edward Island Hospital on August I following n long iilneaa of several years. The late Mr. Acorn wee one of the best known and moat highly respected citizens and bus- inessmen of Char‘ ‘tetown. He was wen known to sporting lam throughout the Maritime Pro- vlnces {or his participating as all official in oountlese harness racing and boxing eveuffs. As orgahiber and proprietor of Ed's Taxi of this city he was also known to thous- ands of’ travellers and. city dwellers. His kindness and gen- erosity at all times, especially those of need, won l-lim legions of friends who were saddened when word of his death was learned. Though in ill health and suffering for many years he never lost his ability to smile or to sympathize with a fellow man. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William H. Acorn of this city and had lived here most of his life. The extent of his group of friends waybest testified to in the hundreds of floral offerings and cards and letters of sympathy which in on his bereaved family from all parts of the continent. He was buried in People's Cemetery Aug- ust ll following funeral services in the Baptist Church of which he had been a longtime member. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. T. E. Mclnnnan and Rev. C. W Corey and were attended by a congregation which taxed the capacity 01 the church to the utmost as hundreds came t.o pay their final respects A beautiful feature of the services was the specially lovely rendition nf “Gethsemene" by vocalist Charlie Chamberlain. Following the church service the funeral cortege formed and provided one of the longest such seen here in many years. Thousands of citizens lined the streets to say [arc-well to a, marl they had loved, In the procession which was headed by the Reece Regiment Band were members of the Canadian Legion who attended 1n l. body the funeral of their comrade of the First world War, and members of the I. 0. O. F. who conducted a funeral service at the grave. Pall bearers were Lt. Col. D. A. MacKinhon, D.S.O., Hon. Dr. W. J .P. Macmillan, J. Lester Douglas, M. P-. T. W. L. Prowse, K. M. Martin and Milton Bell.

Surviving are his wife. the for- mer Lena Shepard of Glace Bay, N, s, {our sons and seven daugh- ters. The sons are E. Franklin Acorn, H. Keith Acorn, William H. Acorn and Jack c. Acorn all of this city. The daughters are Mar- garet. Mrs. Stems Webster; Ada Mrs. John Warren; Mary, Mrs. Lloyd Archer; Kathleen, Mrs. Clarke Innis; Muriel, Mrs. S. Haicyz Betty, Mrs. Gerald Doyle, all of this city, and Mildred, Mrs. Ronald Arnold, of Fredericton. N. B. One son George was killed in ammcvn while ser1ng with the Royal Canadian Air Force in the last war.

Also surviving are two brothers Raymond and Percy Acorn, of this city and a third, William Acorn of Toronto. One sister, Mrs. Clif- flord Smith, summer-side, and two others who live outside the pro- vince; Mrs. Joseph Pogson. Pamdenec, N. B., and Mrs. William McEirnan, Dorchester, Mass.

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Pillow, The Family ‘SPRAYS

Stuart and David

Brother Roy

Lena, Bill and Family

Annie, Peg and Joanne

Ruth and Perce

Basket of roses, Jennie, will and

Family ‘ Minnie. Clifford and Family Uncle Seymour, Aunt Lizzie and Family

Bob and Dot, Toronto.

Mary, Gerald and Family

Ruth and Jennie

The Hurlbert Family. Toronto.

Cross, Irene and Dick, Grace and Henry Horseshoe wreaths - Cope

Breton Horsemen.

Mayor I). Jack MdLean Sydney.

Mayor n. w. Morrison G. B.

l-I. D. McDonald. Moady Allen, Lorry Shanahan, Jack MacRae. Glace Bay.

George Lewis. New Waterford.

Al Lewis. warrell Lewis, Reserve

Victoria Driving Club.

Horsemen and Friends. Walker's Barn.

P, g. I. Harness Racing Club, J. P. Hooper. Treasurer, W. J. Gillia- pie. Secretary.

Directors of The C. L. Town Driving Park and Provincial Exhib- ltlon.

WRIATIIS

Wen, Sterling. Dari, Addison and Elmer MacDonald.

Herold and mild Hennessey. Helen and Arnold Calbeok.

Lee. Gin, and Fong Ling.

Ed's Drivers

Boys of Jimmle's Taxi.

Sta-ff of the V. Taxi

C. L. Town Baptist Church Milton, Reta, and Myron Bell Mr. and Mrs. T. W. L. Prowse Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hines, Re- serve Mines.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dennis and

Ftmlly

Mi‘. and M11. C. M. 00'! and Family ' The Student Nil-recs 0f the P-ILI.

Mrs. Fred Plrkard

Ralph and Elaine Bishop, Sum- merslde.

Mr. and Mrs. Haley and Ron. St. John

Mr. and Mrs. waiter Hennessey and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald Employees or Bruce Stewart and Co. Ltd.

Amy and Willard Muttart

Mr. and Mrs. H. ll. Cantwell Kent Beauty Shop-pp

311'. lfid M". P. N. Simmonds

In Memorials,

Wlldely ma... m. r!’ 1.0.0.112 McKinnon, Whalen and Staff Harry and Jack Walsh

w. and Mrs. R. E. Glggey

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huerta Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clinton Florence and Jack Hsrnbley Jimmie Power

Patriot Pub. Ltd.

Fremont Phyllis and Family e Mr. and Mrs. llmmett McDon-

aid The C. l... Town, salvation Army Corps Glace Bey. Corps Salvation Anny lPRAYS

MEN. Infill! Head

Charlie and Mamie Archer

Mrs. Innis and Belle. Plctou.

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Doyle and Family

The Innis Family, St John, Nfld.

Mrs. Sadie Gillie

Mr. and Mn. Wm. Cooper and Family. -

Joe and Fred Lambros

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosa

Mr. and Mrs. Joe weaver and Family

W. G. Barbour

Russel Abbott and Family

Al and Elaine Rose

W. G. and Mrs. Hogg

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cutcilffe

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clayboafl ' Jean and Ed Gamhum, Arling- ton

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brlsnn, Mass.

Cyril and Florence Arsenault

Ruth and Arthur Vatcher

McFarlsne and Burke Families

Mary and Ray Stull

Hally and Irene Archer

Mr. and Mrs. Pope Beer

Mrs. Kelly Jean and Paul

Mr. and Mrs. Geo Morrison

Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Dougan

The Berrigan Family

M: and Mrs. Jae. O'Brien and Kitty

Bruce and Frieda McPherson

Mr. and Mrs. Joe. D. Duffy and Family

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cameron

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Connolly

Y. Grads

Frank Hennessey Funcrpl Home

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown

Claire Kay and Teddy Arc-her

Mr, and Mrs. Albert. Kays

Ml’. and Mrs. Afthlll’ Gormely and Frank

Mrs. Harry Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood

Eric Larter

John and viney Simmonds

Vera and Reg Brlttain

Mr. and Mrs. Al! K9118

Al. Percy and Margaret. Reserve C. B.

oity Baseball League.

Transmitter staff. C.F.C.Y.

Gordon and Lorne.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeCoste.

The Morgan Family-

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sherry and Dot.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Douglas.

Mable and Bill Gillie/pie.

Management Central Creamer- ies.

Employees Central Creameries.

Mr. and Mrs. John Squarebrlggs.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bevan.

Mr. and Mrs. Earnest McTague.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burns.

Allan McCabe and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duffy.

Jim and Florence Robinson.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P. MacMil- lan.

Mr. and Mrs Neil and Alfred.

M. I. Hawley and Marion War- ren.

Sade and Doug MacLeod.

m. and Mrs. Robert. Dalziel.

CRESCENT Mr. and Mrs. Byron Brown.

CUT FLOWERS

K. M. Martin.

Arthur Lawlor.

lvm. P. C. Brown and family. Mrs. Garrick.

Mira. J. W. Boulter and family. Mir. and Ivirs. Wm. DeCoste and

.Wellington Mc-

family.

Mrs. Dimer Saunders and fam- lly.

Major and Mrs. McKenzie.

“IELEGRAMS

Clifl, Sarah and Mother, Glace

Bay.

Mary and Bob. Glace Bay. Uncle Rubin and Aunt Maggie, Dominion. N. S. Commandant Hsrgrove. N. B. Bess and Percy Harlrove. N-B- Major D. W. Morrison, Glace Bay. -' _ Bell Innis, Pictou. Dan and Jean McKenzie. Van- couver. T. J. McPherson, Glace Bay. Joe, Anna snd\La.rry Shanna- han, Glace Bay. A. R. Brison and family. Mass. Bill and Gertie Harris. Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Bor- den. The etafl of the ‘Ihrlft Meat Market, Fredericton, N. B. Bill and Brent McInnis, Halifax. Don Adams, Conn.

LETTERS OF SYMPATIIY

stun-rt Haieyn.

R. D. MacLauchian. MD. Wolf- vllle. N. S.

Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Seaman Rev. James D. Davison.

Sisters of St. Martha, Sacred Heart Home.

Slater M. Paula. Charlottetown Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Harold J. Rob- blhl. West Bay. C. B.

Joan Whitehead. Edmonton, Al- berta.

John A. McNair.

Mrs. B. Corrigan.

Agnes Livingstone. Murray Har- bour.

Lena 0. MbLure.

Hazel and Sam Crockett.

Gen Thorne. Saint John, NB.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Austin 'I‘ra.lnor and family.

A. C. Innis. Newfoundland.

The Vendor staff.

Harry A. MacDougall.

canoe Margaret Mcllmhern. Halifax. Percy and Winnie Proud.

Mrs. Jon. mlllally. Joan Whitehead. Edmonton. Al-

berta.

Mrs. Harry Harley.

Mrs. Tom Fraser ‘and family, Murray Harbour.

The Slater Superior and Silt-era of Notre Dame Academy.

Stasla Power.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Byron Bums.

Conn and Shirley Murphy.

Mrs. James McDonald.‘

Earle F. Smith. ‘

ma. Dorothy Rogers.

Pearle and Earliest Qamaay.

Jack Harper.

Lorne Josie and Blanche Ear-

r.

Muriel Pearden.

Mr. and Mrs. and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour S. 6a P.

lieen Keeping. RN.

lvrr. and Mrs. l-Iooper Eatery.

Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Marjorie and Isabella.

LETTERS

Annie McNeely.

Carrie and Charlie Marvel’. St. John.

Dan and Nellie Callahan, Dor- ohester, Mass.

Bob and Dot Gray. Toronto.

lvh. and lvlrs. Edgar Hearts.

Margaret Chisholm, Ca/pe met-

Nelson Hooper ‘Baylor.

n. pRev. J. Elliot MacC/uiaan. SJ. Toronto.

Marjorie H. Arnold. N. B.

Mrs. Ella Murley, Halifax.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deery.Ver- dun. Que.

Mr. and Mrs. John.

Mr. and we. arena Haley. Bl. John

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Calvin. 5t» John

Earle. Vivian and Family “

Annabelle and Family, New Haven

Mrs. George worth and Family

Florence Kelly, Boston

Harvey, Emma and Family

Annie Farguarsnn

Mrs. W. D. waye and Family

Jack and Della

Helen E, xlrtley, Pamdensc

Mrs. Cliff Downe and Family

Ruth and Jack Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lsrter and Family '

Claire McWade

Florence and Garry McNevln

Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Olay

Marion and Norman McLeod

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. White and Myrtle

Annie and Frank Palm!

Mrs. Mary McRae and Edith

Mr. and Mrs. Fred smith and Claire

Mrs. James Blackmore

Mr. and Ma's. PBYPY DVWHO

George D. DeBlois

scan and Kay Thompson and Family

Lena Cooper

Joseph and A3148! Murray Harbour

Bea and Ev MacNell

W. Lone, Saint

Livingston.

Archie Ferguson. Brc-uZhl/QYL C. B.. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. 115M715 8nd

Fanily, St Peters Arthur and Reta Phllllvl Arthur and Anne Weldish Christie and Ruth Saunders Aunt Minnie Cooper Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cotton Jgmgg and gllmer McCallum and

Family Mr. and Mrs. n. .1. Rupert Adele Cass

Mr. and Mrs. im MacPadsen Mr. and Mrs. arles Boisner Mary Crosby

Harry and Eva MncNevin

Dr. and Mrs. Errol Netting

Mary Burke

Mr. and Mrs. Fred McAieer

Mr. and Mrs. W. Walsh and Family

Muriel MncCaokell

Arden MacCackell

Mona, Frank andltdward Cerbe- nell

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jones and Family

John Alec MaoLaren

George and Eileen Buntsin

W. 1,. Mrs. Kiggins and Rosilie

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greendon

Lucy and Percy MCIDW" 1M Family

Mary and Harry Arnold, N. B.

Boys of Arts Taxi

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. cutciiilfe and Family

Oliver J. McElman. Mesa.

ll/Lr. and Mrs. Neil McKenzie

Mrs. J. Birch and Family

Marlon G-arnhun

Louise Groom

Aucoms Family, Glace Bay

Mr. and Mrs. Jamel Sherry and Dorothy

Mr. and Mrs. Danny McCol-maok

Annie G. Watson

Mr. and Mrs. Clsytbn . Miller Victoria, P. E. I

Mr. and Mrs. Tertua Harper

Mrs. Robert McKinnon and Family, West Royalty

Eileen Harley Hattie MaoFadgen

Helen Sunter. Moncton

Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Webster, Norva

Mrs. Jessie Boston

Crockett and Storey Ltd.

Liilam and John Murley

Lily Altken

Toody Strain

Mrs. Betty Coot and Family

Tom McElrnsn

Myrtle Sampcl

Sybel Nicholson, Montague

Danie MacKelgan. Reserve

Mary and Frank Slgeworth

Dot, Billie and Claudle Bellefan- taln

Mr. and Mrs. D. Gernham

Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Whlflock and

Family

Mr. and Mrs. Lem MacNelll and Family

Lorna Weeks

N. D. Mecbean

Bally

Mr. and Mrs. J. Higgins and Family

Malcalm and Ruth Judson Pownsl

Bligh and Mary Smith

Berl and Lizzie Allen

Frank and Marion Oakes and Children

Louise and Mabel Murphy

Myrtle Taylor

Norman and Stanley vessey

Nhr. and Mrs. Nicholas Power and Edna

Willis Oatwn." and Family

Percy W. ‘nu-nei-

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