"'.;'“f ' v .._

ro nimo-iuv friuids Friday evening, the oo- FAIIVIIW and Mn. L. w. kafi who have "T" 5mm" ‘V "l"!!! been residents ofpgve in for ferries across Charlottetown har- m, M W"; 1,1; no,“ gm- berismtcerrvlnleuhlwhlhlor ‘Pifllmlfifluwlfiflthiywfll iii horses drawn vehhlu time davs- mtui-a reside. mind 1mm Illh The Whirl It RMKY P01!“- WBI them eucocu in their new home. damaged during the recent storms _5_ making it impossible to dinin- bflfi "hlfilfl- Mr. Burnett Croaier. of Wilmot,

INTBBMENT AT 3:59! IJVEI- trict into Bumrnerside to School,

Ate Mrs. 1; Duncan Jerson was head yestcr- v i i, ha". g mum] ‘m; day afternoon from the Madman bflfififw with 1h?‘ mm, my, m- Funeral Home when services were e day. bringi the children hom conducted by Rev. o. Carlyle Wob- “f,” d from school. k shemorrhegean g‘gx§;efgr'f"§fifl‘bgarlfwfifl4°mm 1n s ite of all that could be done o. M. Moon. Fred ciiappaii, P. J. ‘ffédslm m” W“ "m ‘f’; MacDonald. Murdock m. ~ ‘ “wmmm- “my “y” ROADS OPENED -ciovemmsiit WON SHETLAND PONY __ A snow plows opened highways to Shetland puny. first fig; in a con- m9")? 11'5"" ‘gt!’ t 5°!" ‘Malia?’ lest conducted by s Grocery W! 0 Chi"; Qftwnmlll"); l: r1... won by Mrs. Albert Baker, or- week end. Hig wav O ca so 15.»: Street, it was aiuicunced last night. The Malueque Rel-d Lflttlfdfly iiigiit. second prize. $15.00 W15 open to Brookfleld. the Bt- WJfth of groceries was won be! Peters Road to York and the 49 ltli-s, Gavin Hurdng. West. Stree. Road to Millview. In addition the third prize. $10.00 in groceries, Miss. road to Upton Airport was open- L. Hooper. Chariot e Residence; ed Saturday. Last nlnht it was un- lfluftll brlze. 3-1-90 in BTOCBTIB-S. MI- certain whether plow crews would Aimon Btxswe l. uulwillfflflfle- resume work todav. Wanri wea- t *1“ ther was lowering banks but it was BRANT 55113-435841!“ G97‘ not known what working con- emmeiit steamer Brant left rt muons gm- plqws wguid pmvagp Saturcgy bfor Aénut Iiélfldb r3:- Hw HY fr- "W" - 3° ' Wm scii LA iii -- . . mw“ ‘md mlnandme w u“ hm" S. Wegcs. MllBgRflfifi rebeiiglsvaniz 1°? m‘? wmter" Chulmwmwn nounccment last week of the suc- t. harbor buoys will be taken up on e85 o! his daughter‘ Jean H‘ i‘ her return trip. On completion weeks. who has won a schohb ' I’! 119T w“? i” "m" MW!“ shi in social science from Toronto mam‘ mm the 5mm Wm “n Un verslty. where she is a student. ‘ f" EH11!“- Miss Weeks has been a brilliant! ' *1‘ throu ho r ho “GWEN 51x M°NTH5_L°° csitiggenhaving ggaditigtegewithslior: Richard “w!” Gauam’ u“! new” crs from Mount Allison University "i Maclnm-s B.“ °Y “Wish “Pm” in the 1m class and specialized ‘d hem“ Mamskam Darby on 5°“ in economics The scholarship is urdav morning on a charge of s worm 25 " m“ “k8 m l’ u“ gm}? .g“‘{§‘§é§,§ 2i mmgwmi? ‘jfififig: m of ma. P. Weeks. London. one w m» enter“ tret.rssiirs.s"..hzixt side: to 6 months in the Prince County h Rh d h l m H Jail. Mi: A. F. Steeves. of Mcncton. won t e o esflsc o ars p. do spacial Investigator for the C. N. R. fwd Weeks. e forgiladGgr is prosecuted m, “st-e (lugs; tlge rnyretlurning tfi ABANMORI EXPECTED -'lhc e-Lit/lmin to London, when M)‘. C. G. S. Aranmoro. enroute here Weeks holds a position with the from Georgetown is expected in International Sugar Council in port today. The Steamer left the Iondon. Rev. E. S. Weeks is a Kings County capital Saturday native of Fredericton. P. E. 1.. arid afternoon and would pick up a was stationed here in four differ- number of buoys along the coast ent circuits from 190'! to 1921. on the my it was said. She lied —-- been at the Magdalen Ilbnh for -WI=.'DDHVG BELLS-A

I

7.. l 2.1 f

town from recent storms. Work Si. Marys Rector-v. Summersldo. at the Gulf Islands would be inst Wednesday afternoon at two completed when weather cori- c'clock. Rev. G. B. Harrison of- ditions permitted. ficiatlng when Miss Margaret Pillman, daughter of Mrs. Pill-

Tmg-Thert r $20 from the till late James Pillman. became the of Stanley ‘gnaw, a Pear-don. bride of Mr. Wilbur Stavert son hardware merchants and several of Mir. and Mrs. Archibald Stav- dcllars from the till of Rogers ert of North Bcdeque. The bride Hardware last week was believed was very lovely in a wedding dress

by City Police yesterday to he the of royal blue chiffon velvet with c wh 0

. it a id gold trimmings and matching himself ii the stores before clcs- accessories. The attendants were in; fling. Then it was an easy Mr. and Mrs. James Connell of matter to rifle the cash register, Suinmerside After the ceremony a release the night lock and walk reception was given for the bride out. Two men snorted Saturday and groom at the home of Mr. night were suspected of bei im- and Mrs. Donnell. Mr. and Mrs. plicatnd in the theft, whi oc- Steven left that same evening for curred Wetlands w Thuradny shcneyuioontotheEasfzi-npert nights, police . Rom of a 01f the Island. The bride travelled break was evident at c store, in a snort boucle coat with Bom- mey “pounced. hey lamb collar. Mr. and Mrs. __'_. Stavert will make their home in __WELL Kxowfl l" gunman. N011}! Bedeque. where the bride} grpg._g1¢er ragga,“ 9; gummq-crwlll receive a warm welcome from t

idewilllcu-n wih tof the gent}; nnucclfielgmdllr.

lar school teacher there for tllge Havelook tter. a former resi- YMYI- - d t of Sunin-iereide. Ml‘. Linklctter "mm w? born in Linkletter Road. TUIQDAY

the

son of the late Isaac Linkletm‘. and m.“ (or mmy "u. in gummgg- PROGRAM DIRECTOR HERI- aide leav iiei-a about so you: Mr- Geerse Young. now o! Hallie-X lgo. w. otter wee the vro- Maritime melons! Director of prietor of a. store in West Bomer- for the Cuiadian Broad- leevl the cae ng Corporation, arrived in

town lest night.-

thc street. l-Ic died before program work with C. ‘B. C. will

arrivi at the hospital. He leaves “mun probably mm Thursdgy. it

{in wittgrwaadguehfrii- I-kewfdiig was learned last night. m is a inkle . w Ognpdig n

ti» a sister Mrs. Wright. m uiik- fiat“ m‘ “ mm‘ ttei- was ‘Tl years of age-é ____

w"‘a"i“i.t"‘°“.‘...t“”"§al"“ei

. . ms. M Y l. II orrtsmrrrstm not: ma» w t» to t m»

em part of the Province will learn glizfldamgllmma cg:

(Iimlihf ‘é °(‘,,'f§,§“dd§§m””‘m “Qfi Comedian National

. Dredge no. 9.

g lqgggmm, M; Qgudgfi wu my, before coming was lslletnnt

F int gilsmusuai good health but took supervisor eta branch of the Bunk

.. a hemorrhage on Friday and was of Nova Scotia at Saint John. N. B. rushed to the hospital at (Xinrlotte- Mr. Murray leaves in a few days town and passed away shortly after to take char-so of the main office Hie ieiriains wteon acnrvoyed on the at Halifax.

. accompanied lant. Master of the Dred e. Mr. RECORD ATTENDANCE AT Gaudet was a returned sold ei- with 11mg TEA _A mo“; m gym-id- a splendid wai- record and WM "WEI ance was believed to have been highly thought of by the residents mad, g; me you», Dam, Mummy of Tignish and surrounding country bu“; and huh t,“ yang-d“ Lb He 13v» w mfiuzrrhllé-iidee 2131f’; tcflwon. From s O'clock uiitii mo ow. roe sma en mother, Mrs. Jessie GnudcL-S sgkmmau? 2111'“? “wfltglmwgg llltiletirtle l£lt31l€5u0f hllldlflfllhtmfldd mm. -n o e, a e u on were mos gen- toré/‘ge Sdifailxldflo; mogingchfitegt a Emil-lily hpatroéiilziedh‘ lDuring the three weeks illness, at the home fuppfihodll"; 9 8 b" my“! WRS of his son. Dr. u. ii Pierce, or nigh Ynollxlffifll 3th ha“ Rev. Henry Pierce, a ed ‘l6 n- B“ tmn d 111M" ufitflfl l- tired United Church c rg-ymsri. tun °°° 3' ‘m5- w It" ‘n! The late Mr Pierce was corn 0%“ g3"); Wvfr 0n L: 5b?! at Highfield. P. m. f. end wee W ° 31° T. YQVQYY; g“ "Y 42 years in the ministry before he fl-IhTQYlE-xi- ~19 l! B In H! 6°11- retired about four years ago, his l» "i! t BY-

Ki . a -———- fi§§_°h"'° “m” "m" a“ suoozsrs SPECIAL cusses

“e w“ mung“; a; Mount, M. —Dr. J. D. Griffin of Toronto left lison Academy and Mount Allison Chins-lot ‘ u YHWNIY. 001101116- Univei-sity, taking both his arts Iran short visit to Prince Edward course and theology and receiving nd. While here. Dr. Griffin his B. A. degree from the latter summed the formation of study mumuon_ _ classes for handicapped children. He held a number of char in (In such classes opportunities up m, p", gmmwwk m4 co given to children to learn improv- uq 1g ed hubl f

. Pownsli. Hunter River. delree. trades. Regular school sub- getown. Kinioss arid Uig iri iecte are tnvdhrt while mt the lame

, iildgoro. time the child is van instruction - r Portland Street Church. Saint in manual work.) . Griffin said i . John. Oentreville and mag Beach ichet wow Provi - ew Brune

in N wick. med cii Mr. Pierce was ordained to the t Prince Edward Ishud, m crd-tmnv.n“ .2 ... cert. “Ne. "- teem» l m of m. m mo. e were

Gonvalesciiig liter Sickness

After may men illnesses such as influuile, scarlet and typhoid

We. e patient is usually le

eer

womanhood a Dummeraide at the old Glover homestead. Hei- death ed December lat, the funer-

on Doc. 8rd. ls-

there to mourn, Jamel Bethune at Pictou Bethune in Providence whom sympathy is cx

The death of Ellen Jone. wife of Beverly H. Griffith, Cottage Road saint John Coun

need s tonic to strengthen and build up their weakened system we would recommend Milbunfs Health and Nerve Pills to assist tliem back to the full clfoymcnt of robust health. the elements so neces~ the shattered nerv- ous system, am bring back bodily strength and vigor.

A trial will convince you of their

tended. s.

ON deiiiy ma“ morning, Nov. as a home.

She was a daughter of the late John and Jane Barr 5nd was born d. Prince Edward Ielend, t‘

ssi t John P"

County for the last eight ears.

ri- r. llllburn 0a.. ma. lbronto, Ont. M‘ - ("mm " ‘““""'° “K h"

home. and four sisters. Miss Bertha d. Mrs. l-‘codeinck

Mrs. Frank Miss Maud. New s ate. Interment wee in Coder

-SUPB.EME COURT-The Deal case Horace Sobev appellant and Simmons and MscFnrlane re- spondents which was to have been heard in the Supreme Court on Monday December andcncd by the appellant. This was an action brsught iii the court by Simmons and McFarlane to recover a. debt due f;r fertPizer scoured by a crop mortgage. dcclkion of the lower court giving Judgment for the debt ta de-S.

Frizzeli iowa and

Lruuniuii. SEIIVICE§— The funeral services for Mrs. Joseph M. MacKiimnn were last Wednesday from her late residence St. Patricks Church. Grand River. Rev. Bennett MacDonald. officiated at the Mass. Rev. Urhen Gillie cf Wel- lington was in the Sanctuary and assisted witih the final rites at the grave. In spite of condition of the roads many old friends attended i-l-ie to pay a last tribute to their friend

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —- The funeral of Guy DeCcste tcok "place from his late rcsid yesterday morning to the Church of the Most Holy

man Catholic cemetery. Services at the church and ucted by Father

Fred Moore, Ledwcll Doyle. Wilfred Douoettnz. Hooper

service

were. Messrs. John D. MacDonald, Marshall MacLellari. Harold Mac- Intyre. Charles Morrison. Alex O. MacDonald and Neil James Mec-

In the Supreme Court at Bum- mersido yesterday the celacf Mary Canadian National

.. was commenced be- fc-i-e His Lordship Judge Arsen- auit and a Jury. This is an action for damawes for ncglige Mary lrmriite was ~a ch Convent and wls re- tiu-ning to Mlscouchc on January d i938 after’! Qiflflmlg‘ boili- aye spent er peren n Summer-side and was carried past Miscouchc to Batioglichgllas Station

The fox demonstration program under the auspices of the Char- lottetown Fox Club held in Paton Pavilion Ebdiibitfon grounds. yesterday was highly ul Northwitlietandirig the heavy roads buoys but took shelter in George- pretty wedding was solemnizcd at aerempimkwrgmny of mam brink iiig foxes. Adult classes were used. there being separate demonstra- tions for males and females. Vari- ous colciies phases from margum to extra pa were NDIOSEH . Firs HARDWARE STORES AIIVIO- men of ‘Ik-avellers Rest and the the” were grouped colcdntl. male adults being taken first and afterwards females.

$8

small flag station between Mis-

arid the girls walk quite a dis- ards Miscouche and they heme would load “"9794 u‘

week, it was learn. Cargo. two-thirds sup lie:

Growers Association and the re- er by Canada Packers would l a ‘ ‘ ‘l5 hushe .

as since been con- fined to a hospital and her bed.

A searching party sent out from the girls along the were walking ic-

warde Mlscouche.

to organization 10 can o hogs. totsll-

ship w load tubers and tumipe m: um mum“ w" shipped on

was expected at Georgetown about he middle of the month. Th Birgit loaded produce here for markets earlier this

the of

u t cargo ggltlmore on the

old friends as she was the popu- Am bro fertilizer from WWII-SQ

15 years and this week's shipments were the heaviest he could recall, Mr. Gillies declared.

The hogs weremliolldcd

Pack-

and e remainder moany at Moncton. Total returns from the

“P333111. a hi} more than 8 0,000.00

0 BEST -—'I'l'ie funeral l-l Pierce. who pas- eed away on Saturday cstccday afternoon from urch where service was conducted by Rev. L. . Murray. A short

service was held st the home be- fore the body was removed to the church. The poll Me . J. A. Moore, Fran iel Williams. Wm.

J . Ayers and Walter . Intenncnt was in People's

Ce um

of different deonom al also took part The funeral ad-

fi F ~ - a i . which i; at urgent Adams, who relieves Mr. L. D. Mur- h?“ w“ 5W“ by R"- Huih M“

cation of a firm demand and might probablv forecast some advance in present the hog industry sfp lab: iiraged armor: turn more and more to mixed farming. it was said.

WEDlwg BELLS -—IA qlillfletd but re

l1 WES 802K111 Z OII g , at Bradelbane Village on Thurs- Gei-ti-ude Turner. daughter of day afternoon. November nd tn 1am Ed Wm. Todd in h Turner was united in marriage to . lilharold Mulligan. son of Mrs.

gan. Klnkora. Rev. E. J. ormed the marriage ceremony. e bride who was given in mar- e by her father. was becom- drcss of

transparent velvet fashioned princess lines with accessories to match. The bride was attended by

..veai-. qualities. kind to his fam-

a man of sterling

and cheerful. devoted

lly. honest in business. and a true

d lloygl friend. He was a son of a

erlne Miselntoah of Rona Valley. He leaves to mourn the loss o! a kin-d and lovliviz father. one son. Leonard who tenderly him during his declining years. His wife. Margaret Murray. four sons and one daughter predeceased him some years ago. l-le also leav- to mourn one brother. James dd, Butte. Montana. U . . and one sister. Mrs. William Mm- Valley. The fun- oral was held on Saturday affer- noon November 20th BTBAGUQBDB United Church. and motwlahstanding the condition of weather and roads was largely at- tended. Services were conducted by the Rev. Edward Mil ited him during his i orite Psalms sung were, 5rd. Interment took lace in e Cemetery. _

supported the groom. breakfast was served at the home of the bride's father. After break- fast the happy ccu 1e left on a honeymoon trio to t e where they visited friends elativ When they return they Kinkora where the prosperous farmer. hei- marriage the bride was tendered a shower at the home

of Kinkora. where she many lovely and useful gifts, also at her home in Hope River. where there assembled about two hun- died friends and relatives showuied her with many usefi" gifts and all best wielice for f"

from the

: Make. or Todd. Daniel ‘Ibdd. Miran Mac- Donald, Alex MacDonald, Bennett Deighen and Murrloc Remedy.

TIPPIE and

are two

l. L, to

llrlidlld-

l1

held Requiem the bad

I181‘!

student at

the

a. ans

for the

at island Alberto .

and Cath-

cared for

A

.» who vis- , fev- 40th

e pail. Ohles

CILLID

lmndshi . Mrs. Tress.

Bcey. Mrs. D. W. Planiete. Miss May Smith. —DEATB 0F MRS. JAMES MURRAY-There passed away 0" Sunday. November 27th. t-h home of her da hter. Mrs. Hurry Dawson. Aukus no Cove. M Janice Miimy If has}! Mrs. managing before her m age. se

but had resided at IPerrvwood all her married life and was most highly esteemed for her fine qualities of heart and mind. For some time pest Mrs. Murray had lived with her daughter. Whfl tenderly cared for her during her illness. l-ler husband predeceased ears ago. She leaves mourn. rec sons. lived 0n the homestead at Fe. wood. Jlmflfl It‘ tine Cove. Earle at Seven Mic Buy and her daulhtfl‘. MH- Hari-y Dawson. Also a sister. Mrs- Henry Roberts. Middleton. and s brother. ‘Thomas P. Bcdeque. ‘the funedsl took piece on Wednesday last from the home of Mrs. Dawson to Seven Mlle

Bay Church and Cemete ,. Wm. " “ of

her six

A

ening Nov. Russell. do Russell of of

wine

cei

r

and the Liiw-uorian Holy Redeemer Parish here. award is conferred for outstand-

work in connection withdrsma in Canada. hi- the last three years Jenkins had bten active activities here.

Mr. zttle ‘Th-mire mind the the B-iri Festival

Blowout

PAIBINGII TIAIIIO

GYSIIOW

wle , in rig-ht considerable f_ was en- countered although at

‘ll Al

SENTNlIt-BUSSELL WEDDING -Zion Manse was the scene of an interesting evont on Saturday ev- 28, when Mia Olive u M11001!!!

glitter of Mr.

number in atlendan

11110

the variety of gifts that were re- vcd testify what a wide circle of friends the young couple have. Mr. and Mrs. Sentner will reside in Milton.

TIUIIDAY

—I‘0BMEB ISLAND!!! PASSES AWAY IN OHIO — Miss MwQuan-ie, of Bummerside. noived word thet her uncle, Mr. ‘lhomas l. Dawson. passed a on November 71th at Ohio. Mr. Dawson was a native of Ore/pend and was the eon of the late William and Eliza Dawson. He was the last surviving member of his family. Mr. Dis been in failing heal

DECIIVIS DRAMA AWARD - Mr. Charles Jenkins of Charlotte- town wee awarded a O. (Canadian drama award» by Community Drama League British Columbia with headquart- ers in Vancouver. it was esterday. Mr. Jenkins isii mem-

sr of the Little eatre

play “Tn The

that was awarded first niece ce Edward Island Drama last veer. Two years n10 Mr. Jenkins directed the winnlh! lay iii the New Brunswick-Prince Island Revionrl Fwitval. The play. "Nocturne" Wu wrltun by Mr. Harry E. Foster of Char- i..."'"'~.r.i""..r-.z ~.....~ e na ion Drama Feet

VI I

I DID NOTfMY LAND- --t

‘WILL WELLr-HOVWS LVWLYBODY 39:16:41? i-ieuoi wi-imels c»?

$°MILTH|NG FOR HIM!

ADDIIBII! GYIDI —dAt the

weekly mee club h ld M n aveninl Cenadaian Nuatigriel Hotel, disc ed. some f

5.

ti}

>- no .- a

ton Air- nnd over Charlottetown th air was comparatively clear. Of- ficials were hopeful for better fly-

oondtions today although wea- ther reports said ‘gales from the southwest."

EVENING AUXILIARY MEETS -'I‘he monthly meeting of the Ev- ening Auxiliary of Trinity United Church was held on Manda-v hit- Tfie devotioned peri-id was led hi‘ the President and taken nar: bv several members. officers for the ensuinn year then tcok place, which resulted as fcl- lows: President, Mrs. Huzh Miller. 1n, Vice Pres. Mrs. John Court. 2nd. Vice Pres. Mrs-

cording Sean. Mrs. P man. Asst. Recording

M. mound. correspondence and Literature Secy. Miss Missionary Monthly Secy. es Clements. Community Peter Sinclair.

Asst Tre

M155 x, Roger‘. T inpci-ance a elvlathwcn.

5

Lt. Commander . J. Con- . 0. Scott was a

HIGHWAY! OPEN FIG-Highways from in Summerside. Borden. Q.

Harbor were reported open to mo- tor traffic yesterday. were still blocked in some secti