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Potato Storage Holdings In Canada

The following figures of storage holdings of potatoes on April 1. 1953 and i954 hate been supplied by the Federal Department of Agri- culture:

(000 bus.-so lbs.\ 1968 1954 Inland, P. E. I. 4,045 I187 Inland. N S. . Halifax Saint John . Inland, N. B.

Maritimea Quebec Eastern Ontario . Western Ontario Prairies

British Columbia 285 362 Totals 9.666 l0.023

I952. 6.001: I951, 10.457: 1950, 11.- 250: 1949. 9.357.

Division or Aid Society Funds To Orphcinoges

:'l‘he Childrens Aid Society of this C1l_\' which was organized in 1909. ceased to exist in August last. The last meeting was presided over by the late Rev G C. Webster. presi- ient At 'lint meeting it was decid- -d -0 divide its funds amounting Io nearlg. $5.000 equally between rhn tixo orphanages. To do this it “as round necessary to have an amendment made to the Chlldreiis Pmtemnn Act. Such an amend- ment was passed at the last meet» in: of the Legislature. and as call- ed for in the amendment the funds of the Society were on Thursday turned over to the Pro- vincial treasurer for distribution lo the orphanages to be added to their Endowment funds. The minute books, records and other docu- mcnts uere handed into the office of the Minister of Welfase. as dir. ecied by the amendment above re- lerred to. Thus has passed out of existance an organization which for many years did much fer the pro- tectlon and 'r=lfare of over two hundred chll ren who were made its wards by the courts.

HOWARD McINN|S

FITTED FOOTWEAR 175 Queen St. - Currie Bldg.

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS 50c Per Insertion

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GREENE— At the ing‘a County Hospital on April 4. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greene tngg A11“ Gordon) Montague. a daughter. Elizabeth Ann. Weight 8 lbs, BIRTHS

Moor-innzrn »Suddenly .; R0,‘. bury. Mass.. on Thursday April 15. 1954, Mrs. D. A. Mac- Kenzie. lformerly Annie Martin of Belfast) in her 59th year. Burial in Boston.

H.D. Maciean .

UNDERTAKEB EIVIBALMER Charlottetown and North Wiifshlro DIAL 5549

THE IIEIIHESSEY FUNERAL HOME

97 Kent. St».

W. J. BROWN Funeral Director (321 Dial 1400 24 Hour Ambulance Service Dignlfied. Courteous Service

CHARLOTTETOWN FUNERAL HOME

78 Eusfon St. mar. can

complete Funeral and Ambulance Service — Director - IOIIERT I. aitaoan

soamioy, April 17, 1954 Further Drop In Unemployment

The number of people drawing Unemployment Insurance through the Charlottetown office of the National Employment service drop- ped another hundred during the past week. This is the third week inarow t.hatt.het«otslhasde- clined arid the figures reflect in some degree the gradual return to work of men who have been unemployed throughout the win- ter. Not all of those dropped from the list_ however, have returned to work; sortie have exhausted their benefit rights and am not eligible to draw more money.

As the week ended 681 residents of Charlottetown and Royalty were receiving weekly cheque. and 1176 people living in the remainder of Queens. and in King's County were still on the rolls. Prince Cmmta benefits are paid in Summerside

A number of construction work- ers went back to work during the week. and others found work wit.h the road patching crews, which have made a start on the paved highways. A considerable number found employnienit at the lobster fishing centres, preparing factory plants for the openine of the lobster fishing on May first

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear

CITY AND

DON'T MISS The All Star Shur- Galn Amateur Cavalcade, Prince of Wales College Auditorium. April 2nd. 8 p.m.

MENTB SATURDAY SPECIAL. Chilled tomato Juice. hamburg steak and onions, rolls and butter, tea, coffee or milk, 55 cents.

THE FUNERAL of the late Mrl. Leo M. Douretto will be held this morning at 9.45 from her'late re- sidence, 56 Greenfield Avenue to the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer. Interment in the Cath- olic Cemetery.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- tiat. Pastorate snuday. April lath Easter service at North River. 10.- 00 am. As the Pastor is recuperat- i.n_g after a recent operation, this will be the only service on one field for the day, Rev. H. Barber. Pastor.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret Brown was held yesterday after- noon from the Macliean Funeral Home. Service was conducted by Rev. A. F‘. MacLean. Mr. Leigh Dmgwell sang "Goin’ Home" Pall bearers were Jack Spencer, Eckar Hearts. Peter Small and Sheldon Duncan. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

FUNERAL SERVICE — The lu- neral of the late Charles Benjamin Smith was held yesterday after- iiooii from the MacLean Funeral Home. Service was conducted by Rev. A. E. Piercy assisted by Mr.

husband and father. Henry W. Josey who passed away April 18. 3.

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‘Our hearts are sad and lonely V For the wound was very sure. .And although a year have passed i and gone,

We miss him more and more.

I ‘Our home will have a vacant place INo one can ever fill.

But. we will try and do our best, For we know It was God‘s will.

lovingly remembered by wife and family.

I IN MEMORIAM

In loving nu~Iutir,v of "l‘f|l’_\' W. ‘flloaey, who passed away. April 18. I953.

‘Peacefully sleeping. resting at last {His weary trials and troubles are:

I past.

‘In silence he suffered, In P3‘ ‘ Hence he bore

l"I‘lll God called him home to

suffer no more. Ever remembered by Russel. Esther Younker and Fnmlly.

? IN MEMORIAM my dear who

In loving memory of father. George E. l)n(-harry. passed away .\IIIrch ltl, I950.

At night. when all is silent

;And sleep forsake.-i my eyes

‘My thoughts are in a grave

W'hero my dear father III-a.

lonely

Lnvlngly remembered h_v (laugh- ter Iva.

4 IN MEMORIAM

To those who have a mother.

Please cherish her with care.

For you'll never know the heart-

uhe

Till you find the is not there. r Lovlngly remembered by son}

Lloyd and daughter Rena and

family.

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In loving mernory of Henry Josey. who passed niviiy April 18,’ 1953.

Calm and peaceful he is aleoplngd Sweeiaait rest that follows pain,

We who loved him sadly miss him. . But: trust in God to meet again.

Fondly remembered by Sliiter-ln- law. Florence and family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our faili- er and grandfather. who passed iavvay April 18th, lit-iii.

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IHIII gentle face and pittlent amlle With sadness we l’Pl‘lIII,

He had a klnilly \|‘l'lI'II for each And (l'\‘d beloved by all.

Inserted by Goiildlng. Iva and family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of Kenneth Paul Araenault. who passed away rm April 17, 1952.

This month recalls and memories Of I loved one gone to rest.

And those who think of you today Are the once who loved you beat.

I I ronaiy remembered by Mom. Daddy. broth!-ra Leonard. Alfred. JMOPIII Alton. Reggie. Jackie, and alaior Barbara.

Hcber Hardy. Pall bearers were Al- bert Younker. Leith Carter. Char- les Phillips, Roy Ford, William Neill and Oliver Niinn. Interment was in Milton cemetery_ -

I-TNERAI. AT CHURCHILL — The funeral of the late .)0llI‘i A. Macxlnncn was held Thursday al- ternoon from the home of his nephew Daniel l\lacK1nnon. Churchill. The pail bearers were Messrs: John MacGiilivi-ay. Percy _\iacDonald, \\‘aldon Macliinnon.

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BASILICA Altar Society sale today, 136 Kent Street.

'll'l‘H BIB'I‘llDAY—Mrs. Edgar Easter of New Wiltshlra will celebrate her 78th birthday on Easter Sunday.

Now Is THE time to start thinking about your entry in the Rural Beautification contests. Complete details of this year’: competition will appear soon.

SISTER. PASSES ON —- Mr. John Daugan. Charlottetown, re- ceived the sad news of the sud- den death of his sister, Mrs. James Smith of Boston, Mass.

To REPRESENT GOVERN- MENT — Hon. Dougald MacKin- ncn, Minister of Public Works and Highways, has been appointed to represent the Provincial Govern- ment at. the funeral of the late Frontier Angus Macdonald of Nova Scotia on Monday.

G 0 S P E L MEETINGS Lord’: Day, April 18th. ll am. worship, 230 Sunday school. 7.30 p.m. Bible

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lecture, continuing study in the took of Revelation. tThe Luke- warm Church—As God See's ltt.

Sons of England Hall. Richmond Street tabove Eastern Trust Com- pany. You are invited to attend. Rev. H. F. Mat-Ewen. minister.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHARGE

United Church of Canada—SundaviMafl'

services April 18th are as follows: \‘\'insloe North, ll n.m.; South, 3 p.m.: Prineetown Road. 7:30 p.m. Spot-ial Easter music at all services. Easter Pageant andl Dedication Service at Princetown’ Road. All are welcome. Heber H. Hardy. Presby. Supply.

I-TNERAL AT CORRAN BAN- The funeral of Mrs. Thomas‘ I-lughesi. took place yesterday af- ternoon firom her late residence in Bedford to St Michael's Church. Corran Ban where services were conlucted by the pastor, Rev. Parnell Wood. who also officiated

Robert Macl-(innon. Neil MacF‘ad.- yen. Louis Livingston. The services, were conducted at the home and! grave by Rev. Donald Nicholson.‘ Interment was in the Argyle Church Cemetery.

sanctuary. sons of the deceased were, Arthur. Walter, Daniel. Frederick, Edwin and Mullen Hughes.

at the grave. Rev. Kenneth Mac- Pherson was present in the The pail bearers. all

Interment,’

took place in the family plot in;

wok“ p0§'[‘[>()NE[) _ A iargeithe cnurch cemetery. The funeral’

number of Island workers who have been waiting word to return to former jobs in Labrador. at an early date. received dlsappoi.nti.ng news during the week_ The com- uiiny now in charge of the vast construction work in the north has postponed the recall of workers, until a later date. Until recently a number of men had been receiv- ing recall letters every week.

It is not known at present when the movement into Labrador will recommence but it is thought it will be some tune in May.

THANK OFFERING Sl£R\'I(.‘.E —- The Easter Thank Offering ser- \’l(‘P of the Baptist W. M. S. was held in the Sunday School room on April 14th at 7:30 p.m. The following program was rendered: Devotional Service, Mrs. Charles Scranton; Easier music by C.G.I.'I‘. girls; hymn, “Jesus Shall Reign"; Iliiet, “Back of the Clouds". Chris- tine and Madge Mugford; Miss DeBlo'is. introduced by Dr. Zella Clark; Miss DeBlois' address; Of- fering received; Easter music by C.G.I.T. girls; closing prayer. Mrs. Samuel Campbell. Miss DeBlois gave a most informative and in- spiring address. which was heard with rapt attention. and greatly nppreciated.

In Mound;-lam

In loving memory of James D. Coffin. who passed away April 17th, 1953. and of Mrs. James D. Coffin. who passed away May Hill, 1949.

Like falling leaves. the years Iltp b.v.

thoughts of you will never

die: '

In our hearts you are there to

But

all! loved and remembo ed every day.

lovingly remembered by Family.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my dear wife. Mrs. Bertram Auld, Clyde] River, who passed away April 17th. 1917.

"She uleepa. her breathing: are not. heard;

The fragrant treaaea are not stir- red.

That lie upon her charmed heart.

she sleeps. on either hand up

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The gold-fringed pillow llghllyl preat. -

she sleeps. nor dreams. but ever dwells

A perfect form In perfect I-eat.

son and family attended ii con- vention of

and Mrs. W. C.

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Ever remembered by her Huaband.

A. E. LUIIG

'l‘rovvbrliIgo 6% lot. I!!! Modern Chapel

I979 Massachusetts Avenue. Cambridge. Mano’

FUNERAL SERVICE

Our Atbol D Macleod in familiar w‘th mm- Funeral problems for New Englnnzl.

that film for prompt and efficient service "SERVICE" h a "IAINII" word

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Personals

Mrs. L. J. Desjardlns and young

son left by plane for Toronto af—i

I * it h ' e is, M d‘ “,‘j;,,,;;f W i -n New Method or

Mr. and Mrs. Martin MacPher-

Jehovah's Witnesses. April 9 to ll. held in the Legion} Hall in Summersitle.

Master Gerry Auld. son of Mr. Auld. Upper Prince Street, is home again af- treatnieni in the E. 1. Hospital for a leg injury.‘ Miss .Vlabel Graves of the P. E.‘ I Hospital staff, is spending her Easter holidays with her sister, Mrii. John A. MacNeill and Mr. MacNeill of Falconwoorl Farm.

The many friends of Mrs. Clav- ton Tremere of Hunter River, are sorry to hear she is a patient the P. E. I. Hospital and wish her]

I Sp9€d}' I‘€C0\’9l"Y. , I

Miss Virginia Fleming. who vvas’ called to her home in Stanley Bridge due to illness in the hm- Ily. returned to Ottawa on Thurs- day where she is employed in the Civil Service. ‘

Mrs. Arthur G. Bruce returned to her home yesterday after iin-l dergoing treatment for a week In the P. E. Island Hospital.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of my bi-on"-r

'Ilenry Wallace Josey, who passed

away April 18. 19531

Just a tribute of lava and remem- brance. To a brother who was one of the beat_ The Joys that he missed on life‘: highway, May he find in God's heaven of’ rest. Ever remembered by his alsier (Freda) Mrs. George II. Larier_

IN MEMO RIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother. Mrs. Thomas Gonill, Glen- wood. who departed this life April 16th., 1951.

She is not gone she has but crossed The threshold of tomorrow,

Into a land where cues are lost And where there is no Iorrow.

A land so beautiful to see So bright. with God's adorning. That what seems night to II — must be For her a. glorious morning.

lovingly remembered by Family.

Winsluei

Holy Week Services At The Basilica

The sail-vlcu at El. DI.uist.an's Basilica during Holy Week in- cluded a Pontifical High Man at 3 a.m. on Thursday at. which His Excellency Most Reverend Bishop Boyle was Celebrant and the Bleak mg of Holy Oils took place. Rev. in. L_ Phelan and Rev. 1-. J. Cor- coran were Deocona of Honour. Rev. George A. MacDonald. Deacon of the Mass and Rev. Clarence Roche. Sub-deacon.

On Good Friday Monsignor B. V. Macxcnsle. Rector of St. Dun- stan‘s University was oelehrant at the Mass of the Preaanctltlod at it a.m.. with Rev. 1'‘. J. as Deacon. Rev. Clarence Rocha as sub-deacon. and Rev. P. 1''. Mac- Donald as Master of ceremonial. Chsntera of the Man were Rev. Bernard Gillis, D.D_, Rev. J. A. Sullivan and Rev. J. R. Kelly. .

Today being Holy Saturday. Mass will be celebrated at '1 am. with Rev. L. W. Landrlgan as celebrant, Rev. E. G. Ellsworth, Deacon and Rev. R. I... Phelarl. Sub-deacon. and Rev. P. P. Mac- Donald. Master of Ceremonles_ At this service the blersiniz of New Fire. the Pascal Candid. Pro- phecies Candle. Easter Holy wator and Baptismal Font will be lol- iowed by solemn Holy Saturday

Kinsmen Club Dinner Meeting

D.-_ Loy Duffy Pteslded at the regular dinner meeting of the Kinsmen Club held at the Char- lottetown Hotel at 6.30 p.m. on Thursday, Tony Martin was eo- chairman.

Martin Farrel. a former member of the Guelph, Ont. club was re- ceived and introduced as a new member. Clive Stewart. reported progress on the Peanut Day pro- gram and the spring camlval. Bob McGill was hailed as the most re- cent Dad in the club and presented with the traditional baby spoon by Eddie Martin.

Winners of the annual fishing drawing were announced as fol- lows: First prize, Andrew MacDon- ald. Clty; second. John Whaler), Summerside: third. E. I..eClair, Rustlco; fourth. J. E. Burden. city. and fifth. D. I. Stewart. city.

Committing Suicide

VICTORIA, Tex., (AP)—U. S. Air Force officer said Friday a young airman committed suicide by setting the controls of an alti- tude chamber so that he died just II‘ it his oxygen mask had failed at 25.000 feet.

Capt. Everett Brown. Foster air‘ force base public information of- Ill‘9l', said it was the first known case of suicide by oxygen ex- haustion. ‘

The dead youth was Russell 1'. Schoonmaker. 19. of Palisade Park, N. .1.

IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of my brother HENRY WALLACE JOSEY who passed away April 13. 1953.

Lovlngly remembered by his brother Bruce.

I952 1951 THOMAS HAROLD BIIUNDAGE Lovingly remembered at this

Easter Season by his wife, daughter and son._

I IN MEMORIAM

In loving memo , of our father. Henry w. Josey who passed away 'aprII I5. 195::

His weary hours and day: of pain Illa troubled nights are passed And in our aching hearts we know He has found Iiwoct rest at last. Always . embered by daugh- ter Freda and eon-In-law Wilfred.

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LUCKY NUMBERS

T2001 — T3913

Arrived For Easter

New Smart Ladies Shoe Style: for Spring ’ In Iiocii. Blue. Red. Brown. etc. All Heels.

Mon‘: ‘I954 Leading Styles of Popular Price:

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AGIIEW SURPASS SHUE STORES

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Ladies Aid Of P. E. I. Hospital Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Aid of the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital was held in the redecorated and newly furn- ished sitting room of the Nurses‘ Ruldonce on Monday, April 4th,

with I.n attendance of thirty- nlns member-. The president. Mrs. George

nuntaln. presided. and opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison.

The president expressed pleas- uro at seeing so many present, and welcomed three new members- Mrs. R. Rupert. Mrs. H. MacDon- ald and Mrs. James MacPhail. She drew the attention of the members to the newly furnished room and congratulated Mrs. W. T. Rogers and her committee on the attractive decorations.

Plans were made for the Can- ada Packers Cooking School to be held in conjunction with the Junior League of the Charlotte- town Hospital on May 19th. 20th and list. A committee consisting of Mrs. G. M. Avard, Mrs. I-I. L. Palmer and Mrs. Donald Camp- bell was appointed to meet with a committee from the Charlotte- town Hospital. .

Mrs. Gordon Leitch,

(‘0l'lVenOl‘

of the Ways and Means Com- mlttee reported that Tag Day‘ was well organized.

Knitted articles for the Gift

Cabinet were received from Mrs.- Vernon Gay. Mrs. J. H. Hill and} from Mrs. J. H. Bishop for the‘ Senior Aid of the Church of Scot- land. Mrs. Laird Bindley offered to look after the Gift Cabinet at the Hospital.

Mrs. Cotton, for the Buying Committee. reported that four rooms in the Wing had been com- pleted with curtains, screens. bureau rovers and foot stools. Plans were made for the Nurses’ Graduation to be held in May and Committees were appointed. ' was also decided to donate an annual prize tors graduate nurse. On motion of adjournment tea‘ was served by Mrs. J. H. Bishop.‘ Mrs. E. Jones, Mrs. H. MacDonald and Mrs. James MacPhaii.

Soil Conference Planned Next Week

Fredericton. (CPI — A Mari- time regional soil mechanics con-, ference will be held here next Fri- day and Saturday with relation to highway design and construction foundation problems and the de\ sign of earth dams.

Papers will be given on soil conditions in the Maritlmes. The‘ conference. sponsored by U19 N!!- tional Research Council. is to be, held in conjunction with the cen-

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_ '1'he~C.Gs. Brant. Captain C. A. Arsenault. arrived in port last evening from Halifax. she is carry- lngaload olsgagasandbuoy

Iliood Friday , Service At Kirk

moorings for Light-houses and Is- ' . land buoys. It is expected that the m%w°“,,°nm under Brant will start. servicing within mum,“ Mmhum w“°,::]'gW‘ril

the next day or so, Considerable ice was encounuerhu in the strait of Oanao on the trip from Halifax out conditions there are rapidly improving according to support from Capt. Angus Brown who can- ducts the Department of Trans- port Aerial Patrol. During the win-

the Kirk of St. James between 8.00 a.n:e4.ooTp. in. yesterday.

v. . H. B. Samara conducted the service. He was assisted by Rev. A. bank IncLean who aimed prayer. luv. Canon J. '1‘. xbbog, road the lemon and the set-mm. waa delivered by Rev. W. Homo}