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--BAl"l‘lST YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE SOCIAL TIME-Tile C. G. I. T. and 'I‘rail Rangers of the Bap- tist Church had a most enjoyable sleigh ride on Friday evening. Upon their return the children were treat- ed to a lunch in the Baptist hall. —S.

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-DON'T FORGET the illustrated lecture “The British Navy," past and present, by Lieut. Com’dr. '1'. H. Scot Jackson, R.N-. in St. Mary's Hall, Summerside, tonight at 8 0'- clock. Admission 25c. 8166-11

-—CASE ‘WITHDRAWN-The ld- Journed case against two V0011! men for stealing coal from the wharf at Summcrside, came up on Saturday in the Police Court before Mr. E. ll. Strong, KC, StipendiﬂYY liltigistrate. The charge against Richard Simmons was dismissed (or wnnt of evidence and the charge against Ben sonicr withdrawn-S.

‘-c. o. 1.1‘. ENJOY OUTING- A most enjoyable evening was had by the c. G. i. T. of Trinity United Church last Friday at the home of Ml‘. and Mrs. Victor 'I‘rsvcrs, of Bed- cquc. They drove in slcighs. Upon their arrival the usual business meeting took place, followed by

iG-iibert of Summersidé, James and cmcymrd in Ontario; and two daughters, Mrs. Gsudet with whom she lived and Mrs. Annui- Roam in Bcdcquc: also ohm shim. Mo's. Charles Gallant 0i’ Alborton, Mrs. Maggie Arsenault oi.’ Amhsﬂt. and IWIS. Pidele Perry oi’ Kinkoro. n; all o! whom sympathy is n- tended. '

The mineral took place Bsutrdsy m" ﬂing from her IBM residence in Fernwood to St. Paul's Church, Summersie.

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—Mr. John H. Hammlll, oi’ Al- berton, was a visitor to Summer- side last week-—S.

-<lvI_r. John Siren-y o! Bedeque is conﬁned to his home through illness-S.

—Mr. John A. Smallman, oi Sum- merside, has returned from a busi- ness trip to Si. John, N. B.—S.

—Miss Eﬁle McKay and Master Alexander McKay, oi Summerside. were week end guests of Mr. and lvlirs. Arthur Roper, of Mount Ed- ward Road, Cliarlottetown.—5,

—Mr. Vincent Bloke or Char- lottetown was in Summersidc on Friday on business. He M00114 that the ‘Wild geese have anlved in

FEBRUARY 27, 1,933

i Thanks to Life Insurance ‘A ' w. a. kept in- orce

____ games of every kind. A dainty CHEIHOHZGtOWH P. E. l. v ‘ v v H ‘ v lunch was Served and a hearty vote Murray harbour, which is n. sign “CL B” ‘hii-“nio-“rm m“ of thanks extended to the host and ti!" 5PM“! 1i Mi f“ aWRY-S- .' x regular meeting on Thursday‘ cvcii- hostess and the party returned home . . with“ "is 1st Smgnerside W?‘ much pleased with their visit-S. . '0 ' . ._ C Pack, Mr. Step en Pond, w o "» Mal )8 I16 ill “.13”? M1310 plrsh-oclf Slfhedtulle ha‘ been owns as Cub Master for -womn\'o MEN'S ASSOCIA- Mother St‘ ‘Nose! E QPI'_ W3. C 8 y e ‘ V l (l supporters or the ‘various teams SAJITIO time subscribed t0 the PACK TIQN DANCE_A very largely at, c. l a l z Si '_'”'" H h ' Promise and was presented with tended dance was held on Thursday tr s ' - T!" "PPM "mil “m i" “S , _v his Budge. as Cuib Mast". by M‘? evening in the Suninierslde Working ' ‘ ~

mayo! how with til" i" i" M“ “inf, ‘fmmf Poop!“ sway °I E. J. mum. assistant Commission- Men‘s Association 11.111 in {lid of the is Lald ‘To Rest - '

Ptfqilﬂ‘ iii" 1W9 "Iiiimigii ti“ 5m‘ n?!“ W“ Fltteld ghurch is mo‘ er of the Boy Scout Association of poor of the town. Mr. Arthur Ar- —i- - ‘ l é

5011 is writ ililVilnCCd: ll0i>9 3-“ 5m! t)“: 1g T mms, w s ow to be pm- Prince Edward Island. Seven 011116 senault presided. Candidates foi- 771° mmwiiiﬁ l5 fwm a s? Paul» '

hi“ 1°" “"““" i"°"'" i" m“ “Fm. Mm c n M“ meme Han Cubs were tlicii regularly invested civic honours in the coming elcc- Mliiliesmﬂi IIXCTIRREQ-

iiitllre. The \\lll'.'.‘i‘ has lX‘~‘"l\ 0 , ‘ 3 4m L- .1 _ t E _M 1-1_ Mother 5|; R059 H“ hes, 73 d; d

‘wllf-"himi m“ i“ ‘mmy regrets‘ Many friends regret to 16am that lylleirlbodgggddiggdwclllzeigxdnge ‘Ats- i sltktixilcwfilzllsphlzelhuctioliecrayfcfr "l? the HD1158 0f i110 550d 51100110511 A A A A

bu; taken from in» standpoint of Duncan MaOGOWZM- 1°“'°" mmut. Bobby Brennan. Howardymany well filled baskets and there hero last Sunday, after nearly , \ an Opﬂll an- rink 1:. has not been ithigifgigiegnijcjsonfmed w her home Gay. Vincent Gallant, Keith Moi-l was some spirited bidding, especi- ha" 9- cmhlfy 01 50101106 in behalf ' '

5"‘ Th" “"‘1"““°ri"“"“ “MT 1W0“ ‘ 1‘ n B‘1lv Eiunian and Douglas ally among the aspirants for civic 0! ilndefliflvilflled girls. Shc was . - - -

m my nravrvio" h» M‘ i" “ii” . “ ' Dfﬂmgn; ‘The remamdc, o, mclhonours, and a lmndgomg Wm “as ill for three weeks. nu Exccfleiicy, a N this home you can see Life Insurance doing its

face without n10’ "w!" lo protect “"5" Dmml 13°ah'5[°h"‘5 rctum‘ b5 pl] be y at l at a guru“; realized. It is proposed to repent the Archbishop, pontiflcated at the - - -

ii 7mm ‘h’ '3""‘““~'" BM“ “m: “d l” h" home m nfalpmm‘ ha“ 3:6 $1115 pacllgv issumﬂkillg good‘ the‘ affair m aid the Capitol Sttﬁrs‘ solemn requiem Mass on ‘niesday in ﬁnest worktprovldlng f°.°d» shelter and clothmg

->..i- is t 'k"ill‘ ih‘ ‘ ‘ I‘ - o v m“ “m”! m: ‘m: a we m 1 m mo‘ m progress under the leadership o! hockey team-S. the Good Shepherd convent chapel. for a family WhlCh 118$ 105E HS breadwlnner. ________ _ in Kensniglon. M pcnd Just recently they on .___. With the passing oi’ Mother St. r. “ - . ' ' lfeari-iest congratulations are be~ ~—-—— _ ._ 1 . d5 u, —naa'rn or ma. zitsrirr nn- Rosathe firstohopterin the history ,. . , ,

lug extended to Mr. hnd Mrs. .\I:i.\'- M“? wills liiflliKiiy- 5iiii111\l‘i'ﬁ1d<‘»; Cﬁbliifqti? “in: 12:20‘, “ﬁlm. SENAULT-Therc passed ilway on of the Church's welfare work in And 116113, I00, y0l1 C811 588 Why Llfﬁ 111811111066 1S an

ma,“ B,.‘,.m,¢0,,‘ AIHIIWUH. m, mprtvas a recent visitor at the home,‘ ' M a “mum about the great Thursday evening last at his homo Minnesota has been ended. Besides . h. h l

‘Wm, o, a baby b0}, m, ,,,.k,,,_,,,,i,,, m. ,;.,,,,._ 1m Duncan MW :;:r:..:;°r5 _s.. m S, Emmmrs, m Amer, Amen- promoting the welfare work other absolute necess1ty—an asset w 1c no man s iou

February 17th, ~ Gouson, Lmver Malpeque. ‘ ' nult at 51 years of ngc. The de- order here, she was also instrumen-

.._-__ -< _"RETURNED "OMEAJT John ceased was unmarried and resided tel in promoting the pioneer work endanger‘ The following WPYC rot-on‘. guests M". Wiiliﬂlu B15155. C1°Ym°iiir i5 ‘M K“ rctiumcd last Friday‘ to his With hi5 Parents, Ml‘. and Mrs. of seven other houses where similar ° 4n. s lVirieGouVaifs noipwm» Cfoi'-‘ iiw evroi- of h" Hum. lvliss F10 I ° Y New musgow N s mm. Philili Arsenault Zllld was most high- activities have been carried on in 1 ' ‘ ‘ . _ OIIl 1H I '1 - >1 * n i _

m" 1" D~ C~““i""i" C“““1°“°' Mncbwgm" mm ‘Malpmm’ ilttciidiiig the funeral of lvlrs. tor.) 1y Y°SP°°i°d i" ‘hi’ “slim- m’ the “m” °d‘.‘°““°"' “d “hamt” Some day your Life Insurance may be needed to save

town; Noy Blouse. Kensirgiou; i?- Damcl G McKay Accompanying leaves to mourn, besides his parents, building 0i’ girls. . _

Gordon nh-imnii, <~ n; -l. I7. Mr. Fred Donald, Sch view- M“ himwvas ‘M, J I’, Fraser on ms, one brother, Joseph P. Arscnault, of Bndizet Hughes. born on Prince your family from cold and hunger—-to keep your home M‘ Dunnmg_ ( my,,|\,,.,,_'_ I, A, n recent. visiioi- to Wilmot Volley, ‘my to Torohto: {rhcy were mciSummersidc and another brother Edward Island, came to the United _ . f - chance in life "t Conner, Mm n. m“ mm“ (‘I Mi’- alid M“ "illicit gécsts of Mn and Mm A_ Sterling William oi.’ Cascumpec; and one sis- Slﬂtcsin 1887,8110 0H 1360-3 0f thﬂ-l lntactito glve your c ren a an '

, _ M_ _ Agile“: McKay’ Miss Ida M614”, ‘WU was ten mzzie a; 110mg to whom sym- year made hcr profession as a Sister . . a or W- m ‘S ‘if °’v3‘.‘£i..‘i°3§f.‘;?l“.f§‘i.l¥525311;. Thur-hum contour youwiu guard the Lifer-m»-

shgyn Lqtqnv- 7,11‘ bgfllg mp1 {his Miss Biliary Hie 0y ias re UITICC k _ 1ft SA d for hm. pace on a ur ay morn rig o e _ _

week in 1m. mm. Rink, xinmwrr. from Boston to ho" home in Darn- 1305,21]: go‘: bzgum Mn Roman Catholic Church at Mis- shc W05 appointed assistant superior ance you now own_and add to 11; a; every oppormmty,

h) (m, ha,“ bow Halt-XL, pJJHgKHJS ;,,,.__J. p $1“, McKay‘ W50 was the gugst of couchc, Rev. Martin Monaghan, D. of the pioneer establishment; o! her

“aim, kfnﬂpgmn Al“ L0, and ___. ___ Mr‘ and Mrs. J_ Le Roy Hanna“. D., oificiuting. Intcrment- was in cfldegiilxzdseattle, lltlfixflﬂlélt hrelnlli; f ‘v.

do" Co" w or we d“ on "is "is" i‘ “m R" °' °°“‘°‘"” “° ““°°“°“°‘ 5 ° it °"f.§§-...f. all ‘o! .. 22 ‘ooo FAMILIES - ont IZ-l. The i-sue oi the rnnioin- * ' California, visiting Boston and To- "5' commun y’ ‘ ‘t g1 1 p 1

Y "mm emoum__s_ vlnclal ‘it this tsd. gall ‘pfrvl rice. "FATHERED" BY LIFE INSURANCE IN 1932 _.__. . . , . _ . , , . , - . ' Th“ ‘(Mute of “m t ﬂy the ___ —C' M‘ B‘ A’ .C_ARD lftwllyl A“ l?” 21:1 ‘gtiaﬁeushe was More than 22,000 Canadian homes, nﬂcclcd by the death of the Olflﬂlﬁ illt‘ Mllllllllllila h, .’ “u L I ‘f. I _ - ‘ " The C‘.M' 13' A' o‘ hummus dc m-d t it dyteo t‘ “new estab-“shed brcadwinner in 1932, received from Life Insurance ﬁnancial __ 4 ‘ - v 1 @1111" a ° 6181119100 ‘HP g0“ I a special card party and dance ill tans errc ie y _ nuisance m u"? on. fr?” '9” N"? “nil ‘"5" m" rcmovvtl from the Borden rink. their hall on Friday night. There house at Helena, Mont, going from e "m"? ~ t ' t re i. now entre on the ' - t t tl tabi‘ oi’ whist there to Portland where she spent " Conic to Ilorilcn the night ma? mo s C S H “me we“ y' “Ce as ’ - before, malie sure “f 1|", Bu“ Junior Hague playing for the and eight of bridge. The prizes were 20 years. For o. brief time Mother enjoy a comfortable night's‘ Abegrvcit Hotel Cup. ‘ won by the Iolloyving: Whist; Ladies‘ St. Rose labored in Spokane, but she . oivrli- Willi" “1‘i°’“5“l'l"~‘i" This league has brought out a first Mrs. Stephen Gnudct; Spec- 500K! 1130111160 i0 Portland and "I I Bed and Breakfast $2.03. feat ‘nan _ _ . ’ _ . _ H] h h mt d yntioug layersof romis 1 1 1 prize, Miss Ida. Gallant, Con- was wi e t ere s e was appo c ‘muﬂgzlﬁ "OTEL Efvho no doubt wiilpin tutu)‘: years: stolation. Miss Laura Arsenault; to the office of provincial, which l . Cl" PH < a r 1 1' 1 1 i h d- c t1 '5 first, John M. Arsen- she assumed 13 rears aso- . ’_ ‘ Stanley, S. liiurriir, Prop.‘ ‘Isl; op m 0 p aye“ o hg sum ﬂllelxt‘; etyoenrfsolution, Jeffrey Gallant. This appointment sent her back _ p _ ; liﬁf“,t,fgg!f.':,i,,;‘_nd (Dd. M the present mm one game m. —'—--— Bridge: Ladies‘ first, Mrs, Wm. sul- to the StQPsuI motherliouse, where 0m: olaseries o} message: sponsored by Lilo Insurance Companies L” E Rooms with ‘linih slightly mains w be ‘ﬂayed the 115mg, o; “Acts a Flash” livan; Special prize, Margaret Mc- shekhlacl made hell‘! rliogitliat; gihe ‘ g ‘ ‘1-1 L t u, t1 _ ______‘ Mahon; Consolation, Mrs. Fred wor cng 1060019 s E Y B 5- ' l $0,111.‘,igfillLfsixsy 312i. n: @112 _ nun], faills~in your nearest ni-uz- Blacquierc; Gentleman's ﬁrst, Henry iers of the Good Shepherd ‘"5 1116i G Uéll D I A N 0 F C A NVA D I A N H O M E S ’ ‘ ' AAAAA G" final suunnarv. When the first vii-r,“ “who” llzigiglratot Guide“ Conslmmon‘ Edmond Gal- begmnlng to be appreciated when "'\ —~- ~"———r_-_r———- .. ‘ . ~ J‘ ‘i 3 " 011i e m: i ‘Fnnlula 1T lant. While refreshments were bc- 8110 fetlifilvd- ‘It W415 11911106100011 1 ‘hrwc t€nnjs ‘ltuc boon dcmded the ‘llF“l‘§|"(‘li-l..“lllll'YrllllPr “Ill: '1" aullrCﬂlrlily ' —_ l i _ t . .

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final play-offs will begin and these tZillliCs give promise of drawing bumper houses and also or giving the pIX-rlilwrs real value for their time and mom-y. 0n Tuesday even- ing (Jailetou and Cape Traverse mot in a 4—l game in favor of Carleton who by the way have a couple of very fast heady young- sieiz. of the early teen age:

The following is the lciiguc stand- ing; to date:

Burden 2 gililiOS, won 2 lost none.

(lrew none; ll for, 8 against; 4 points.

Cauicion: 3 games, won 2, lost 1 drew none, ll for; 7 against, 4 points.

C>$e Traverse, 3 games, won nonc lost 2, drew one, 8 for, 12

against, 1 point.

Albany, 2 games, won none, lost 1. drew one, 3 for, 8 against, one point.

roxman nffrnnon

f Tuesday, the Agricultural Class at Some of the best authori

other problems relating to , Such names as Peter ance.

Meetings held in the

t , fox men welcome-

February 28th, will be Fox Day with

Prince of Wales College. ties in the Province will

discuss Feeding, Sanitation, Grading of Peits and

the industry. Clark, Thomas Carruth-

ers and others equally prominent should arouse ' your interest sufficiently to warrant your attend-

Assembly Room, Prince

efficient Biixlure.

For you must hear in minrl that n rvnnniv uhiwh in ri few hours nuts if» rnui the toughest (‘r-nulls nnrl colds, is no n|'i|l|\Jil‘_\' n-mmiy‘ hut stands in :i class lv_\‘ iisv-li’. linekit-ys i-t iii: gov-s‘ :\ inn; \\;l_\' v. it is so harmless n r-hihl van I. . it, unri l|u\\' gpt-r-rlily it vii-vs help the little ones, it yin u-iuu In slop a cough or get rltl of n Wllll with mlnnlsliiny: sxvifi- nesn, got .1 hnliic oi‘ l'>\iI'klt\_\"Ivi Vix-

lure 1min i|||_\' lirui: More. lmr your lllﬁlllliiS .\;ll(1"I|I‘IIlllIll| llurklngvbu fol‘ cheap nnilnﬁnvis nro vmmerovis.

ing served a large cake was auc- tioned in pieces. The lucky piece contained a silver coin and was won by Mrs. S. Grady. A dance closed

_ a most enjoyable evening-S.

—Dl:L\'l‘ll OF MRS. ARSEN- nUljr-There passed away on Thursday afternoon at the icsl- deuce of Mrs. Larry Gander; of Fcrnwood. Lower Bcdcquc. her mother, iii/Is. Arscnault, widow of the late Joe Bell Arscnault, form- erly of Summerside. The deceased

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THERE dose ioucAsis FAMILY- WHAT A HAPPY Am‘ oaouo FATHER HE Mus-T

of Wales College at 9.30 a. m. and 1.30 p. m. All

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BRINGING UP FATHER

was 80 years- of age and had con- tracted the fhic which developed into pneumsnia. Shc was a. native of Siunimersidc, but had lived with hcr daughter at rcrnwood for some time. Sim will be kindly rc- mcmibcrcd by many friends at Summcisicb. she was a devout member of Si. Paul's Church. 'I‘hcrc sons,

|HUR§Y,CH\LDREM,0R _ THE sToREwiLLBa ' ' ccosao-

for that work which led Timothy

Foley to build the first home tor

the Order of Magdalcnes and turn

it ovcr to the community. To eu-

abie the girls residing at the House

to be regularly employed at work

which would assist in supporting

themselves and the community. Mrs.

James J. Hill built and equipped a

laundry costing $50,000.

Under the direction oi‘ Mother St. Rose, the cottage residences oi the girls were modernized and enlarged, each girl was given sufficient mater- ial to make three outfits of clothing that at her departure shc might be suitably clothed, and a small mon- thly allowance was sci; aside for each girl. that in lraving she might not be penniiess. Under hcr regime the older girls who wished to remain at the House without Joining the Magdalene order were paid small salaries that they might not be con- sidered objects oi’ charity. For all

the girls she organized regular classes which besides the usual

school studies included courses in business,

home economics, sewing, music, dramatic art, and other sub- jects. Undci' her direction the out- door playgrounds were well equip- ped to give the girls the opportunity o! recreation.

At the time o! her death she was directing the work or caring for more than 2.000 underprivileged girls in houses under her Jurisdic- tion at Dubuque, 1a.. Helena, Mont, Denver, Col.. Omaha, Neb., Seattle and Spokane, Wash, nnd Portland, Ore.

Survivors Are Named Surviving Mother St. Rose are one

brother, the Rev. Robert Hughes, St. James; three sisters. Dr. Helen

THERE THEY CO INTO THAT QTORE-l 512F905‘ i SHE l5 GONNA BUY THEKiDDII-‘b SOME.

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1:111, Mankato, and Mrs. Jolm Byrne, declford. P. E, 1.‘; a nephew. the RW- Herman J. McKenna, pastor 0i’ St- Josephb Church at Owatonna. 5nd two cousins, the Rev. Frank Hughes. Ciilgary and the Rev. Thomas Cur- rnn, St. Dunstaifs University, at Charlottetown, P. E. I.

The assisting ministers oi tho Pontifical Requiem Mass were: the Very Rev. Francis J. Schaeﬂer, D.D.,

arch-presbyter; Father McKenna. deacon: and the Rev. Thomas E. Cullen, Minneapolis, sub-deacon.

Deacons o! honor to the Archbishop were the Rev. John P. Cullinan, St. Paul, and the Rev. James M. Roar- don, Minneapolis. The Rev. Donald Gregory, vice-chancellor, was the master of ceremonies.

\ i Bishop Kelly Present

Also present in the sanctuary were

Hughes, Hiclscher, Dr. Jane Sulli- the Mo“ new “ma, M K0115.’

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D.D., Bishop of Winona; the Rt. Rev. Msgr. James C. Byrne, V.G., pastor o! St. Luke's church, St. Paul; the Rev. Msgr. Humphrey Moynihan, rector of the St. Paul seminary, and the Rt. Rev. lyfsgr Anthony Ogulin, pastor oi St. Agnes‘ church, St. Paul.

Others present were the Rev. Ru- dolph E. Nolan, chancellor, Host‘- ings; the Very Rev. Matthew Schu- macher, C. S. 0., preside t o! thl College oi’ St. Thomas; tho Rev. Jo- seph J. Boyle, C. S. 0., College oi St. Thomas; the Rev. William Busch St. Poul Seminary: the Rev. Rich- ard Doherty, director ol the Bur- eau oi.’ Catholic Charities, st. Paul; the Rev. Charles F. Domn, Litch- Iiciﬂ; and the Rev. W. Sullivan. S.J., Prairie du Chicn, Wis.

The Nazareth Hall choir sang. Father McKenna conducted the ser- vices at Calvary cemete y, where

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