PAci: ‘SIGHT

OUR NEWS BUDGET

run CHARLOTTMUWN ouaanuuv

FOR OUR SATURDAY isum

1111c." was sung after was offered by Mrs. J. Pickard, followed with singing of hymn 605, The devotional pcrod led by Mrs Burke An installation service was then conducted by the Rev. T. E MacLcnnait and the following of- iiistulled for 1944: Presr-lrnt, Nfrs. W l-l. Johnson; 1st vice DITSIGHIE, Mrs. W. S. ‘ NCWSOHICI 2nd vice president. Mrs. J Pickard: recording secretary, Mrs Lain-a Biistin; Asst. Secre- tnrv- Mrs Warren Lord: corros- pondinc tary. Mrs. P G Dc- dimcy; . rer. Mrs J. Y. Mac- ‘Fatlycii. llsSidlklllt treasurer. Mrs. It E Mutch: secretary of Christ- ian Stewardship and Finance, Mrs. J. H. Ayers: community friend- ship secretaryy- Mrs. Calvin Mc- " ' supply secretary -Mrs John .hinn; Asst. Supply Secretary

NMNDA‘, which prayer

0N SICK LlS1‘-Sirb. Lieut. Fric McAllistcr of l-LM S. Queen Char- lotte has been confined to sick- bed for the past week- Iiieut. Ian Burnett is also on the sick list

FIRE YESTERDAY — The fire- nicn were summoned at 9.47 ves- tcrdav morning m u blaze at 9'7 flue-ton Fltreet. The fire proved to he in the flue. having originated from the kii/Jilflll range, and no dam-ago was re urteti

IIESIDENCI‘. DESITIOYED ll)’ I7IRI§—-'1‘1le resid-Jnce oi Mr. Frank Hopkins at 1Z0 Edward Street was completely gilt-ted by fire last flight and the majority of the contents. household furnishings and personal possessions dcstroved. The firemen

*v.'hu were svtninniied 1t 10.11) aiitl=(.li Lattiett for i t hour '* * ‘i that, \V. ‘Feed, Associate lvlgm. the cnusc oi inc t'ti.l. .igi.t.i.tr “as §,.L.,-,.,n,.v Mrs‘ Geo} He“. mikimwi" 'Se'."rctary ‘feiriperitnoe and Christ-

, ,_ ,, , inn Citizenship-Mrs Arthur God- , l Q1510!‘ i itllll Itlissionriry Monthly Secretary. 5115*“ u rs A B B""H"ii' '

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' BIIRTA

' January

in Emerald. He served his ap- prenticeship with the law Jgnqes Howard at-Margate and shortly moved to Kensington with the business. when the newly non. structec P.E.I. Railroad bypassed the then thriving town of Mar. Sate. — Ad multos Annos.—K. —IIOME FROM TROCIIU, AL. — Mr, Harry Durant of Trochu is spending the winger season with his father Samuel Durant at Margate, who is quite Ullplltfl‘ and bright notwithstand- 1118 his tour score anc ten years. Harry went to the Kootenay dis- trict o! B.C. in the. early 1900's, thence to Trochu where he took up land and settled. He is renew- ing old friendships and acquaint- anceships around Kensington and vicinity. On account of his store oi’ knowledge gained throughmending and experience. he is n most in- tercsting conversationalistf-K.

The funeral of the late William

Jiizr-es lviiiCLeall of Central 16 was held o

to the

for n. aly years he served as an

Lot} . n Sundfly a1;e_,-,~,..¢n,kno\\'ii. wns with the 2' iroin his; late residence.- United Church Lot iii Where

under suspension, ting to report an motor vehicles, itia Act for neglecting,

lawful excuse, to attend a parade. and two undel- the

time Prices and Trade regulations On Dec. 15 the police eolle

from litrensed vendors for anal MB- One sample contained self’ mont, the offender being fined and costs. Christ-mas week, with large influx quiet and o total absence of crime or disorder

The sad news was received Mrs. Angus Cameron morning that her son L

for operating a. motor vehicle whllg

one for neglec- accident _ between one unde; the M11-

$5 unchanged a death resulted of visitors, passed in a B11 rderly manner, with a

A sad

vale and vcinit on Decmbsr 9th h Mi h l

hixefulltfagzsay. mam“

cted 22 samples of milk and two of cream,

unuiln I t. sh k roa who knew him‘ u 0c

He leaves to mourn a

by yesterday ance Cor- porul Edison Cameron was killed in Italy. This is the second time

Terrence and Peter at home. father predeceased h seven years ago. <

in two months that this family has

Gordon having been killed in

‘received sad news. another h.

on November

"Ted" as he was familiarly‘ H.C.M.P. before enlisting and went overseas [with the First Canacian Conting-

ent four years ago.

50H, Italy

THURSDAY

ROSES RECEIVED — Mrs. Vii-

scy, West Royalty. was lemeinbc -

cd at Christmas with a lovely bou-

quet of roses from her husband

BliBier J- J ViBWy now on service

in England ,

Robert Roberts, Kenneth Graham. loom oaslod ova- Elliot-

m than 100 from this Church

His twenty-

ed b Mira M. Bnliem, thollnitcd BID t Woman’; Un- ion Noon-t by Mrs. rm. u» depart- ment of Christian Education by . B. uno. the Million Band by Mn. J. P. Campbell. Ro- ort on Boys’ Work was brought by Mr. Noble and Girls’ Work by Mrs. Noble. The committee on mu- sic reported through Mr. B. H. Bur- hoe. who also mentioned the work of the committee on Honour Boil, the latter of which showed more are serving with the various armed forces. The Board of Management reported through Mr. J. W. Boul- r, the Trustee: through Mr. J. D. enkins. Property through Mr. P J. fraud. who also reported for tho us era. .

n8. Juri- uary 8th, 1944. after a few days illness. She was a life long resident c_f Charlottetown during which time she made many friends and was lotr/‘ed and respected by all who

er

RIICW . was a devoted member of

y She tCrystal Chapter Order llaetlm

Prince of Wales College and then taking a Course in town Business College. After grad- uation he accepted a position with thlemMaplo leaf Milling Co. of 5t.

In Halifax in the his wings in St. Johns, toliowinl m d a lame 18°11 KIM“ I

Another brot e;- Bgt. Robert Dai- liniz is inched to the ant in Anprlor. s...&..'*".."“=~="~=

ve s. . e o v o of NISKVWIIOIB “n e u me

Boot-war rte-construction rovinoe. describing briefly 5 All‘! ment to ii f

C. W L CARD PARTY -- An

the Charlotte-

writs... ma, m enlisted in R. C. A. recfiilvitrlilg e., e December and lam- the DVGYIGBI.

with the Dental Corp; at. R. C. A. l". at pres-

John son. ,__

before the Y’: Men's

Walter for

1st.

r0 aicrmd llflrligtlure in, m giectllification and hoglie nts. Other

82100

iiR ti, ng-iiprcoPE

1:151:41 Hospital o . Charlotteto 0 T

al. Jan.

“Si: as]

marks

the m“ ' u. 198° , Gallant,

tm Mrs. riuffifi w“.

N-At

and wn. a

. a. 12. m4 a. M.’ “"9"- ” "n. John

MAIBIAGE;

FBIZZELL-CAR _ 1944. at ' m

on Wedncsd Y c E“ flrizaiQ-i S

- J . to m1 Alexender E 5.“? . England. mm “I

suitiers tn d» = i - '~ “PW iIiVPlI hi’

i" i‘ i v . ‘u ' I ii members and was vmy in- i elder. = 3 .".n':; iiin inrrtiiig: was lheiii

.i)l'itili_.‘,il‘ to a vim? \'.'l'.ii ilYillil J75

‘Star. also Memorial Lodge mi=l;,,‘,‘§°§.fl‘," barge ataéhggllgttt: zffiffgi} gfilliggifléfiuggsfcuim" “M town Wednesday evening. tinder

He. leaves to mourn his mother, two sisters and four brothers, Mar- garet. Mrs. Cyril Wood, Charlotte-

Rev Dr. A S Murray condurtai the service. The pail bearers were Garfield You, Percy

KILLED m newton-cw. Peter gdcilphgs Gallant. of Amwdai

COUSINS _,.{¢

.i.u tulitk‘, iiiiipi nci _ 1 ,.,_ . | . H“ T‘ E M. ._ wk or s L18 J filllyixnilllnifPi i) fl L at.

'I'L'LSDAY

_ U x , , . A . t . . — "' wurmap w orrwva

igiftéin.‘%i.i?:;.‘..”i;;.“li§éf"€.§.=2‘§."' M» Ac- i. Murphy 0- c»

_ u, amgnh (-3 M‘ 1mm J_ H llfltlilt. left: Wednesday morning for

b; L; H iOttawa. where his marriage tn

" Verna (Tvrifiin, R.N. took

e Fricxxrv morning. Congratula- s extended-K.

fill

t t l t l l i l

{Sim - CORRECTION — In tile 8t:- tcount of the death of the late lElizali Boa t; of Norboro and Lcoininstn ‘ inc name of _ one ut his‘ viz. lyirs. George _ _ ' - _ k‘ Sunnis, Kvnr-n inf], “as inadver- LCD.(‘xtbilfélflltfiuiggfi i Lenny ulnmcdrkn “i '11" 8T““~‘ Bill" —(‘.~\l.LlII) T0 isosrov —-Mr. People's C€lll“‘.t‘l')' , Ed xmyrm.’ n I ‘FCUUiI/LWE ii ‘ht

,. wrck infuii ' the seri- ‘cns illness ui his brother. William Llnipin. ii‘- leit lilllllvtiiiiiwi)’ to ,'visit iiini.—-K.

ivlliiii. a . ll!‘ e, R o man, hi’. ‘liavlc

FUNERAL 11:. TERDAY

. \ViSiliL)ii.

—Thc

. t. A so officiated int was lil iii "the pulilir L‘uiiiv_~.i)eii. J. \‘/_\nn. Cuiir-iu Mclinns and Aiayur '1‘

_ ' . F. . liiilingitll. y, b‘. .\ic.\‘.itt

Miller. H. V Carr. A K Mc- Gregor, Prank MacLaurin nnd Ralph Monkiav

Floral tributes were from the following, The Aivira Prescott and family, Jennie and Ivan Linizletter and fniniiy. My". and Mrs Roy F. McLean and Family. the MacGre- gor family. the MacLtiurin family, Mr. and Mrs Loman Adams. Bruce McKay and C0 L ILL court house officials-S.

V-BRIDE TO BE SHOWFRED- Miss Gena. Waugh who is to b married shortlf‘. was the truest honor at u 5i10\\‘(‘.l' given b staff‘ of Stedmanls store on iilitillfv’ evening at the home of ‘firs. Sophie Jamieson. Belmont Street. Sununer- side. Miss Waugh was a valued eni- plovee oi SLt‘f‘illliI1l'5 for several vcars. ‘The room was beautifully decorated in blue in itolti and ivas channitic in ail its details. Miss ivaugn was escorted to the choir of e the stuff awaited her

received f amilv Agnes

of

town; Florence. Mrs. William Mon- aghan. of Ottawa: James, assist- ant station agent. at Borden: Les- ter- with the C.N.H.. Charlottetown Corporal Robert Cameron with the figililis in England. and Lloyd at tome.

The dcnth of Daniel M. MacDon- ald occurred at his hoine in Forest; H111 on December 29th, i943, ogttag

ea .

m’ and . til years. Altho not in good h

for some time. his death came very Isuddcnly. and was a shock to his many relatives and friends. Almost

“ills whole life was s ent in Forest

"' g Hill where he was the I

nown for his kindness and help in times of trcii- ble and smrow- The crowds of people that came to see him and to his funeral showed he was liked by ‘young and o1 Ilalike- He lmtvcs t0 moum his wife formerly.‘ .-»_- Muc- Lurc. one son Arthur who “ll-ii his wife and adopted daughter" lived ,vvlth him, Also one ester lvlurgitret llfrs. A. M. Bennett of Ocean Bluff, l\fass.. besides maniv relatives and friends.

| ed

1 casualty list .

|Gallant's next of k is father Mr. lvfourice Gallant, of Annadale. He was serving with th Nova Scotia and Island Regiment.

TRADE BOARD MEETING — iAt. a meeting of the Charlottetown *Board of Trade last ntight it was

decided to postpone meeting till Jan. 26 general discussion on public interest following the re- guitar business. A nominating com- mittee comprising Messrs. Alex. Mutliesoii. W Kerry and W. L. Higgins was appointed, “

ISLAND LADY PASSES — telegram has been received by Mrs. Fvnton Howatt, Victoria, stat- ing the sac news that her aunt "'i= Charlie Chapman hud passed ~away at Pugwash. N. S. The late Mrs. Chapman was formerly Miss Lizzie Logan of Victoria, P. E. I.

A

liste be . h

Prinw ‘Edward

e annual serving in His MaJIes

. a n 1w m rrigttegeozf’ One son Harry L.

There are left to ever cherish

wife and mo“ , her d Charles Augustus Mitchell at pre- sent not in ood health, and tho following ohi dren: Augusta J. of Medford Mass. Robert E. of Mono- ton, N. B , both having arrived by plane to be with her during her illness George H. R. at present

by‘: Forces in ly and Bther . of this City, her a. number of years ago.

The funeral took place from the

McLean Funeral Parlors Monday, January 10th, services commencing at 2 o'clock. Rev. T Ii. McLen- nan of Trinity United Church of- floating assisted by Memorial Lodge L. O B. A. Those acting as pallbearers were friends of the deceased. Uoyd A. Wcnnaoott. William McPherson. Chakrles Saunders and Alfred Af- fiec

Interment. was in the People's

the auspices of the Catholic Wo- ,men's League, prize winners: Mary E. Kelly; McNelll. Men's first, Joseph HARRY.

Tho iuckv tabla prize winner was Miss Margaret Lappin.

HOME BEBEAVID-lldrs. Jessie Morrison. l7 Granville Street; coived fll

S predeceased “wet iuw-a

to mourn the and sisters. Mrs. Jessie . Mrs. Aliain MacDonald, John and Albert all of Charlottetown, . George Herbert. Winnipeg and Nor- man, at 6 Depot. Halifax.

Mr. Frank Russel Lidstone pass- I ed away suddenly yesterday morn- ing at the home of his sister. Mrs. George A. Bownesa. Tbs late Mr. Lidstone

Following were th Pa’ Ladies um, Mia: “E second. Mrs. Abbi. second. R. J.

from

b0

. re- i944

esterday sister Mar- Radh had ssed . at her home in St. Imus. Mis-

Wednesday night. She leaves M following NProt-hers

Mas

Summerslde. suffered

Sunday, Jan R03’ Clark, IQ... 34

MITCH

iC ‘ ilanuary 9, 1944, w};

"M Augustin "l! 9. hi; late ELIr-At

Wlleh Street onmsau . Mrs c, A m h" 72nd Year.

McADAM_Ag . urdayl Ja North d

hone-r wher M from heal-t trouble and came back to this province last summer on his doctor's advice. He was quite well on Wednesday evening but on Thursday morning he was found to have passed away in his sleep.

r. Gardner, the maatziger present- ed tier with rt beautiful gift from the staff. acootnpania-d by best.

KILLED IN .\C'I‘I().\'—.\1i’. Lav.‘- rent-e Itlorris of 66 Brighton .~\\'0.. has i'i"L3i\'t‘ti the sad news that his

Pa‘ ‘fiioiiifis Mu

——-—— ——— Cemetery. Needl of preparing fort; postwar FIRE YESTERDAiY — The fire- \\"1_h¢5 {y 1 - y t. - 1 f rchabiitaticu was cmp as zec u mm were ‘summons: at 8.15 vester- Wisth a Iflvlsfieii-Chilltlllégll diiitiingfi the nddrcsg bv Mr. Justice A. Emday morning to the Horne garage thanked her friends for the lovely Arsenault at the January term of._on Kent Street. The fire, causer. gift The rvvening was pleasantly shes sifting through a

Mapv beautiful flowers were re- ceived from her Lodges and i-Iohnan friends

in Yesterday FRIDAY

imoihiiig for a-nd Tor-

'onto on a bur

one brothel- Leavcrei c. Hniifa: .' it! a iizilt-sisie eririv in this t'l!_‘»'.

pas _ ' train i; _ _ \li..\ltllll.\i. saitvici; -- oirritv cu ‘ ' morning's time

spent. with games and music which was furnished by Ted Ahern. Alter which a dainty lunch was sewed. The evening closed by singing “For Shes a Jolly Good Fellowf-S

—ARRIVES ITRED] OVLIZSEAS —Flying Officer William J. B

J.i1.u.-.'.v l. a monorail service was for a short vi. to Boston-K. haiu Si. Afaiachys " --- i» 1i ANDER DEAD—The clcatn.‘ , at Chelsea, Mass. on! January -l, lOi-i. oi Mr. Ellhflflm‘ Urch nt the '32 o.’ '72 years. The itilt‘ Mr. U' ' a former resi- dent of this pr‘ 'in.:c and proin- inent iii the fox raising industry. 7H0 is survit-‘etl by his widow, one int John. and one nu IMrs. Gcorgci

hi.

Prince Lid- and going

ill’ iurtimi in "rpiicni l‘ ‘ M. ~ i

Higgins. R.A.F.. arrived at home in Kensington on Thursday even- ing, coming by ship via New York ant‘. by rail to Montreal, for a seven day furlough with his family and friends. He has had a diversified experience since enlisting in thr- nir force at AilCiillld, New Zcalnnd in i940. came back tn Canada to train at Uplands. Received his Wings in NGVCIIIHCI‘ 1941. Then to Britain in Ducenrbcr. 1941.. Had

t

i

the Supreme Court in Charlotte lby hot a

town yesterday. and strongly in- dcrsed by the Grand Jury to whom his remarks were directed

The Court opened for the‘ Jan- iia.‘y term at l1 a.in. and HCIJOUIII- ed sine die a't oblock

No bill was found by the Grand Jury in the only indictment pre- scritcd, that of the King vs. Earl Stanton Whitlock, charged with arson in connection with a fire in the Orchid restaurant. On motion of Mr. R. m. Bell, the accused was discharged.

Another indictment docketed was against Wilfred Bradley. for robbery with violence. Attorney General M. R. McGuigan moved for iin adjournment until the June

,crack in the base of the stove re- iaulted in some slight damage to the floor underneath the stove.

I RECEIVES COMMISSION —The

many friends of Warrant Officer-

Friincis P. O'Donnell. son of the late Frank O'Donnell of Avondale ‘will be pleased to know that he received his pilot officer's commis- slon on Dec 14th, 1843. I-Ie is at;- tached to 124th Squadron, Rock- cliffe. Ont Hi; wife and baby dmightei- reside in Ottawa.

DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED — Mrs. Lloyd Herring. Little Sands. has received th 5nd news that her husband, Lloyd Herring, has been

SAD NEWS-Word has been celved by Mrs. William J. of the death o! her h William J. t

George Stewart. tat

he leaves to mourn besides his widow. three children Billy. Mad- eline. and Jean. Mr. Stewart is 81 years of age.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of Mrs. S. A. McLeod was held yesterday afternoon from her late residence I30 Water Street where service was conductd by Rev T.H. Bussell Somers who also con- ducted scrvice at the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs. F. A. A.

He was a brother of Mayor W. J. f?‘ -Lidstone of Bummerside. The la . . ' ear; old and was the son of the

fate Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lidstone. of Cape Wolfe. P. Ii. I. I-Is left this province about the year 1906 and lived in Boston. Mans, and in Van- couver, B. C. He servedtin the first Great War and on returning he settled in Emelda, Alta.. where he was a .

In addition to hi; brother here other survivors include a brother Leslie in Nova Scotia and two sis- ters, Mn. Jack MacWilliama. Sack- ville. N. B., and Miss Adele Lidstone RN, in B married, ' , The funeral will be held at one

te Mr. Lidstone was 85

farmer '

altimore Md. He was un-

f - . _ _ . _ term. on account of the absence reported dangerously wounded on m“ |".,.-‘°’,'°“>, “f”? f” "wit? gliflji" of i1 material witness. He 1.5m Dec. a1, 194a. Extent of injuries Mulch. George J. Needy. 1.. a. o'clock on Sunday afternoon. with ,._. .. iifim” m" Sr“ Md‘ ,, “5 ;'"'n that the prisoner be released to np- are not as yet available. Pte. Her- Stacey", Arthur Mould. W. D. Gil- a service at the United Church. ; pus-T (,',|QA[)[l,\'l‘l§ "*0 ‘"1105 w H?” hmpiiul- n" pear on hi5 own recognizance. ring was-with the 8th Army in It- 31B 81'"- -7- Mite!‘ Dilllllel- M- P- all?! WOIN- mmllrwm W b “*- --—- ' rs (_~,'@0,-..E g prim-ii Wfiffacle “f Dust” surgery at m5." Some fine pure bred cattle have aly and enlisted at the outbreak —-— church cemetery. The . aim will F3031 110K l5»: {Urine v at‘ the” staff of the ‘murfstead lmsrm“, ‘eswred his recently been importer. by progres- of war. Hi5 parents, Mr. and Mrs. TALKED WIT" HEB 501V - be forwarded to Cape Wolfe from unt- ilil i of the late .5111, MHnUQ-hl 30mm woumlbaiui bmkeil "Billie-s i" mflml» sit-e breeders in various parts o! James F Herring reside m; Mum“ Mrs. lvlary Spencer, Kent Sh. had Summeraide on Saturday evening. " " ' “i: fir -.{t..- (fillishilfivifln ‘"5 “"““°"‘“’d "Y m‘ English the Province. Mr. Frank a. Clark Harbour. a pleasant iwrnrisc Wednesday B- "" ."‘ ‘ wk“ Bjdéh‘u_:‘t,ilillliil’ called Harold who virtually has added w his Kmlock Farm __ night when 5m. l-ecalycd a on“ ma- this mQ.-,.i..,; ' “Wpiid 11"“ as “m” °"-’"- H“ W“ herd a well kilown Hereford sire COUNTY counr case - The lance phone will from her son Able A nxeeilnz of the members o! the m, n“, ‘.11; m“. Pllmmled t” m” rank Oi F131“ Manta Vista Heir 11th. This nni- case of Milton Daniel McLeod, Seaman Harold F. Spencer from Summerside Board of Trade was ~- . .4 com?‘ “rural-e; office" since "ecovery ‘mm m5 mal was purchased of Mr. C. C. charged with breakingenteringand New York. Able Selma?! ‘Spence held last night 1X1 the ‘IYIWD H51]- M Pfiilnt do w T‘ PM \i.....,-.~.1 (ifum-hi" hYJs- “Jun.” “mi i‘ Wm“ t° “mm” Barteaux, Clarence, N. s. He has stealing from the Jewelry store m: left Victoria. B. C. some time flso The President MI- novels 36k" i “- 1944- i1 1m ~| 341;, 411‘;-;;~,(-11'5 .,.....f,» friends m)“ “mes m CQMdKTK also purchased one two-year-old John R. Williams came up yester- 511d Silent Chfistfllfls 5m‘! "PW Pfxetlidvsgé decided to hold the an- NAhLgia__'ll%‘ yggg-i" I

. . . {wish licr much success. —-Ii.|. IN Hills‘ I’I

' ‘Cainll cf Kc iCitllzlOllC ay tullinglicr o

-r.

ilie church, conducted by R bcr: Compton and George Ryan.

'\ l'iU.\' —- On the wonit-n of b. . Stewart.

—I.'\'DIA.\' RIVER MILL DAM OUT —- Frcd 'l‘iiplin proprietor of the nnlls had the misfortune to have the (lain break recently. an- tler a brat/y’ prcssuri! of water.

-- FORMER’ ISLANDER DIES

‘AT DARTMOUTH — The dPfitii

occurred at hcr home "in Dart:- mnuth. N.S.. on Jan. 2nd, of Mrs. Allan C McDonald. formerly Mar-- the Coniiick of Kensingwn. PEI. Mrs. McDonald had many rela- tives and close friends in Prince Edu/ard Island who will deeply rc- grct her passing. Her husband predeceased her several years ago. She lcztves to mourn one daugh- ter, Mrs. George Moore of Dart- mouth and five sons: Elmer of Halifax; Earl of Boston Mass; Bert. Donald and Byrnc of Dart-i mouth. Alan one sister Mrs. P. C. Murphy of Sydney, C.B., and two

heifer. Miss Ola Domino, from the well-known herd of W. G. Ollilfill Windsor, N. S. Two young cows were purchased from the farm al. Mr. E. H. Home, Eniield. N.S.. namely, Morita Vista Lassie 3rd and Monta Vista Lassie 4th These are valuable additions to Mr. Clark's herd of approximately twenty pure bred I-ferefords.