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charming picture es she entered

wall. P.E.I., of the the parlour on the arm of her

death oI her

—The sudden passing of MIS. v 11, H, (gm-gm a; her home m Ag tired in pale rose crepe. bgytqn m; April 315;, came as l‘, The best man ivas Lorne Nich- 5l1°¢l< to her numerous friends. ' @150": hmlhf‘? of the Blflt-‘lll- Altihough in uncertain health for The 87mm‘ 11“ l" ‘he hm" wme time. hel‘ condition had UCen W“ a 201i! pendant with an ame- a " usual, and shc had been about lh-"St selllhl-‘i and '9 the hrldfl" 1%: house the evening prcvicus "will H 3°ld hmceleli l° ‘he m“ h l‘ dcaih. Her funeral very large- hlhll- l PP“! ‘l9 Set» lyhaticntlerl was held at her tale Th9 hllde ah" Emmi“ Fecelwd residence on \Vedncs(ia_v, April . many lovely mils. also some sub-Z 21rd. at p. iii. Interment ln .ne ; smmlal Pheill-lei- Ailierton Anglican Cemetery She- A ilellif-‘Jlfs will!" “'55 5l‘l‘\‘<d' L, 'suy\';\(nd by h“,- husi.,;,,,',q_ 315., l, to immediate l‘9liIll\'(‘5 and fnccids- ' s. Mrs. l-Ietliert Clark and i "f lhe hlhle hhd 3700m- Mrs. cn to whom srziccre sym. i The supper tahlc was beautiful- pmhy is pytpflflpm ‘ly decorated will: a lace taoie- ____ icloth with pink tapers in silver. on ADM 3m, m, lmprcsimg lcanziieiticks, and centered with a, shipment ivent toi-ivnrd from thel ‘—"-' Experimental Station at Char- I luttclown to Rcjkjzivik. Icelani- Norman "almih" about 20 yea" This shipment. consisting of 480 l“ “g5 o’ Wlhsme- w“ “mm 9° Barred Plymouth Rock hatching llhe City lmspllal “b9” 830 l?“ eggs Ililli 90 White Leghorn hat- flllghl? suflerhlg 1mm Supcrficlal chiniz ivzis consigned to Cuts and bmls” “n” apparently Magnus Stcfansstiu of Reykjavik. haw“? bee“ klmcked dmvh by at In liis initial inquiry Mr. Stef- “ehlcle at ‘he approaches i’! lhe ansson iiiliinntctl that high repu- HmSbQTO Fllldle- tation of the Experimental Stat- Th? he'll” remmed the b"? l" ion flock was well known to Ice- the any HDSPltHI “ml Dr- J- P- l land and that lie was tiesirniis of Sweeney was “med l" make all‘

introducing this strain to Iceland. examm“u°n' D17 Sweeney "9' ' ported the victim to be recover-

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the age of R5 ycnvs. The deceased RQVRlLV. renortvd that his cai- had ,

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brides parents in hreetlcwii for a

HOME FOB FUNERAL - M155

lint. 133 Ken! Street.

HALIFAX. April 28 ---tCP)—

iSl-mon W, Crabbe, 43, a native Ofllast night by

Charlottetown, died suddenly to- night aboard tihe tow-boat Bansurf just before she sailed from the Dartmouth marine slip. (‘rabbe was male of the craft.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS - Mr. Bertram Willis. Kingston. P.l-‘..I_. has received the sad news of the death of his brothel‘, Dr. S. J, Vlilli-s. Victoria. B.C. The death octurred on April 24. Dr. “lzlfs In a former Minister of Educa- tion for B. C.

—B"‘T"DAY PARTY '- Pwlhvero conducted by Rev. S.J. Davies.-

and Elaiut‘. twin children of Mi‘. and Mrs. Earl Matthews. Kensing-

celebration a telegram was receiv- cd over the phone bringing birtli- (lay wishes and love from England.

Miss Claire Wallace. t-ilentc

personality of the programme

lA,O.I-‘. Gill; Past. Grand Master

G. Hazen Phillips;

2 IS CONVALESCING

The

llmiise Arsenault. R.N.. Jersey CityJmany friends o; Mm Fpgd m“. lax-rived in Charlottetown by planeilmn of. cal-mo“ will b; pleased iyesteiday to attend the funeral 01:10 1934-“ u“; she L; pl-ogl-cssing lher mother. M18. ‘CHPY-l E- Gfll-{tavorablv following he,- recent. op-

;peratlon' in the City Hospital.

Disappointment was expressed the principals of Prince Stheet and West Kent schools at the action of the Provincial Cov- ermment in revoking its permission for the City public school pupils to enter Prince of Wales iviihout tak- ing the entrance examinations pro- vided they possessed leaving-school certificates showlngihey had made .65 per cent or over in hheir final 10515.

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FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter Hen- nlgar was held yesterday aftornwfl front Si. Paul's Church. Services

was in the People's The pallbearers were:

l Interment i Cemetery.

llon. held a birthday only v" sat"BI'i1Ce McCalIuJn. Richard McGee. Gov jtimlay. April 19th to celebrate theirlJames ‘fifth birthday. In the middle of the My Good and Gem-Kc Mlchnel,

Burns. Hcnry Woolridgle.

i LEAVES FOB TORONTO ~ The lHon. G. H. Barbour. Minister of Public Works and lliilhwflivs- IQBVPE |'

(‘l mill" Gordon. retiring chairman 0f flit‘ {in-m lhrntlg

‘Wartime Prices and Trade Board.

Past. Grand i

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARD‘ \N

R SATURDAY §UBSCRIBERS

‘jQ/ullting" was the main program

of the evening. A delicious lunch

was served by Mic hostess assisted

by Mrs. O'Brien. The next meeting

will be held at the home of MIS- E. A. McCuo.

A miscellaneous shower was held in the Albertnn Parish Hall on ‘Thursday evening. Despite the in- clement weather there was a YPTY large number in attendance. The gifts were presented by Mrs. James Powhrs. ard the verses were Natl by Mrs. Rav McNeill. Aftor Mr. find Mrs. McNcill had thanked uiic and all. a L~c'.iuiliul lunch was scrvcd m. we ladies in cliargc. Thc re- lmallldcl‘ of itu- eveiiina WM um" ‘in dancing. Music was fumislird bv Messrs. Glen McNclll. Alfred ,MacKa_\‘. Web Fraser. and Mrs. Glen MoNeflf and Mrs. Penile Mc- ENeill.

Following a conference yesterday afternoon between the PNWllH-‘llll ecnment. and the Mayo? Rhd

members of the City Cflllnhll- lhe City of Charlottetown has decided ' to inaugurate daylight saving tlmfi between Saturday. MR3’ 3» “ml 5m‘ urday. Sept. 27.

The action taken vvoilltl RFD?!"

limit tho Province. Tlie time mentioned in the statute is

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to... Mrs. o. Leftlfgy. Eumnimlde

Hills, have received word that their daughter, Norm-passed away in Montreal yesterday. The late Miss Suqarobriggs was 23 yell" of age_

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RECEIVED SAD NEWS-MYS- Chester Whitlock of Hunter River has received the sad new: of the death of her father, Mr. U. S. A. Mlnard of Concord, N. H., U.S. A. Death occurred on April 24, 1947.

st_ Andrew's Church, Halifax. was the scene of a pretty Wefldlflfi this iveek mitten Rev. Harvey Den- ton united in marriage. Miss Sarah Eleanor Prousc. ycoungesl daughter of lvlr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Prousc, Grout Village, to Glenn MacNell ltforrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard Morreli. Freeport, Nova Scotia.

TOOMBS — ROSS-On Wednes day aftcmooil. April sixteenth, at the home of the bride's parents, Millie I.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. llcctor Ross. Fredericton. to Blots A, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Toombs, Bradalbane. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John I. iilorrison of Hunter River. The at- tendants were Mr. Robert Toombs

liuit took place yesterday morn-

ct-iildren, Mn. Geo. Ramsay. Alber-

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0ND * . . . ' ' - - - ' - . . . LEAR“: QpAYgROTHE-B-g one comer of the parlour to form ,f,'}§,f,"°,‘§§}._is l member o: m‘ pa’! l" Pvmllllmillllry terms by Ill ‘l! ‘he event!!! was spent lnh d620- iwo sisters. M-Ti- 5' A‘ w“'5on' geicl-iitai-cylmlitlrs oxllshlio gghhrfklliglzleltuunmm’ n uaugm" nmTfl-wfiffl WES refill/ed by Fbeallllluhl’ d"°"a'°‘l “Rh l A ieceptlon was held for Mr. sndpresim‘ The spake" for t“ l-Ilhqk u.’ hmllliic flllllxflslgdMt~icllgri Charlotmwwl‘ and Mfsln" Bergen Wilfred" Maharxfieasurer- Norm; . ' ‘

Mrs, Gordon Mack...“ 0g Com. . The lovely young bride was a M‘. ELK-Joy. a. the heme Cf threvening were Past Grand Master alffd eéerfife giklnifén ‘ CW1‘ Alberlml’ ah“ ' “e 5m‘ Toambs’ Recording Sam-awry; 5155515555

Charles Chamberlain. Promoter of

brother, Dr. F. A. MacKinnon 1n , f 1' a; q -1 u _ 1 i " . . . 1 p g l w g- g1 Haverhili. Mass. in his 63rd veal". bmih" "m" ,"“"‘"“"°‘Y “°“'"' wicigy lélinby cg? foxleCahaiigttt-ttfwfix: C°'“°'"°‘°‘ °"‘l’“““' 9°" Elm’ lme mdleliiA: weeflglzlie 52:51:18- Mrs‘ w‘ A‘ 60rd” Summersldh filfoticlifinlllh? 8:.‘ erazlfldwgxlld,’ S" *"‘"°“'" Chmh- s“ Andrew's. Dr‘ Marvxinnon “.5, formerly o; ed ‘in a blue suit and black atcos- 3-“? mung couple Wm ma“ their-and Bro. Saunders) of Wildey “ibgttetfih ‘$13’ ‘l’, wedgesday THURSDAY “omen, J“ womw-rd; ‘court P. E I.. on Monday. April 33ml churchm’ PEI’ “Q1? ll d d i, Fl hm“ l" summerside‘ " 5' ggfqdiesforsthe newly mum“ van- lint“: There was aplarge number DIES. 1N MflNTllf-lAlr-Mr. and Physician. Dr. McGulgari; A. A. gfihgynnegfgdylironfnge Camil- e was‘ a en e y orence ,_ r i a e .~ . _ - , ‘ . , . ., uncg am b “I Mat-Nevin who was becomingiy zt- TLESDAY l WEDNESDAY "i attendance his“ a few "B11011 MYS- D- w- 5q““°l"l"" M“P‘° 5"’- Pm cm“ R"“°" Clharlottetwvn, to an» ugh?“

\ FRIDAY

Northeast winds, throwing up rough. choppy nu. prevented all north chore lobster fisherman from running their lines yester- clay. Prom North Cape ‘to Bu: Point not a boat; went to sea. A few lines were run on the out coast of the Province. Particularly at East Point. and Murny Har- bour.

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The Cancer Campaign in the City o! Chnrlott n exceeded its objective of $6.000 by $1,800, it was revealed at: the final sup- per meeting of workers held in St. James Church Parish Hall last night. Lleut-Col. Leo P. MacDonald. 111.11. was chairman at. the meeting.

—-SUDDEN DEATH - A young man by the name of Lewd died Wednesday under tragic circum- stances at his home near Oleary. Aluithorltiies decided that an in- quest was not necessary. The youth. whose first name was not learned. was said to be about 17 yen": 0E age.

The death

occurred at hei- late

at; 12.30 on April 20th. She was the oiughter of the late

MAY 3. 1947

CAMPBELL — HENNEBSEY _ M

Hennluey. Charlottetown. DEATHS SQUAIIEDRIGGS-At MODEM on April 30, 1947, Miss Nora squarobrlggs, in her 24th year, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel

Squarebrlggs, Maple Hills. COLBY-At her home in Mlilview, May 1, 1947, Mrs. Wm. Coady, 5g;

mono-suddenly lb the P, i; ._

Hospital on April, 25th. i947, Charles H. Lord of west Royalty in his 69th year, formerly of Try. on.

DEVCF-Qn Wednesday, April 30. Paul Joseph Devo in his 05th year. 1'

NEWSOM-At Kelowna, n, (3,, m, Aim! J0. 1M1, Joined iuglmiq Newsoni. formerly of Crapaud. P. 15.1., in his 59th year. CRABBE —Siiddenly at Darl- mouth. N. s. on Monday, April 33- 51111011 W. Crabbe in his 44th year.

llENNfGAlr-At: the Prince Ed. waid Island Hospital Saturday, Ap ll 2G, Mrs, Peter Hennigar in her Qtltlryear. 1

COLLINS~—At: Hunter River, Ap- ril 2'1. 1847, at; the home of her

. . —S. * l " ' PI‘—R'I)2IIIl\TI‘3' diam; imfi tnurfi Ehii-ciyndaftzlrlx or: msmous danger {by Plane this morning for Town!" . m be illegal undcrthc statute PMS‘ “d M's‘ Kenn Clumpbem gjhctlezrtmtli “anifistxifilegb-“mefil daushter Mrs William Bernard g s ‘. -—- c. cct r1" r 3 l ' ~ . _ - . j - y. _ _~ _ “ (h ———-' - t ‘ . 3 ’ hmllh ‘h S"hl"l°"~‘ld“ N‘ Saturday namely‘ who has been "W!" "llloTAgxas thzeoltarhkatllesstitgiiziatlirzil who” Fe ini.x<1>i‘.oi'.rdgi"i§r.>n§in<i ed rstl ti‘: regsilzttlallililiilgn “(llflfrlffii FUNERAL SERVICES — The Gillespie an" a" “In!” o‘! m‘ M," John comma’ m h" Both " April 26th, of Mr. Fred Peevy at Wllh his bffilhvl’ Wilfred in East ‘heccnw ‘ mnrro“ mg I‘ ‘I'm? a p’ ' ‘ “ funeral of Mrs. Mary Jane Cial- months. She passed peacefully away Year. ‘i

GALLANT-At her late residence

133 Kent Street April 27th, lifn,

who uns born at Mount Carmel, "111 W! 0f R85 hear St. Avards ,_ ,, . , . _ . » i ' t 3,45 from her resldence.133 mcvcd to Sumlticrside about forty- iind that he had taken a con- l “WY TCUMC ‘ “m5 ‘vapace n“; n is undmsmcdi 3115- glzlllcbollgr-‘llllxf: standard Th??? bu‘ Inf] ‘Licuullxr X11311? Street. to St. Dunstan! Ba- Mr. William. Gillespie and Ann Muc- M"! h!" Gilli!!!» 88ml 75 yearn. five years ago where he m; sinto tainer and walked the railway a" mmlvslmg ‘Mk of hm entranchbc flbspm from mo m C I fnx-‘igegodfrlilgl cllixsci-yitgilikltolsdeichay; silica Where Requiem High Mass Innis of APflln Road.

resided. He iva; a skilled carpen- tracks to Nelson's Service Station

lint/o the broadcasting field. and oflbfll iher experience; in gathering mal-iwas

tor by trade and during the past. half-ccnttiry worked o-n the con- struction of many local FESlPlCIICvI. About fiftcen ycars ago he retir- ed from acti-vo life. His ivife pre- deceased him about eight years . ‘The funeral h being held this (Monday) morning at 8 o'clock from St. Pours Church. Interment in St. Paul's Cemetery, Stimmersld-e.-£_

40TH. BIRTHDAY -Congrat~ -!!I8ti0I1l are extended to an as-

for gas. I-Ie procured the gas and started walking toward: the bfldgg| when he was apparently knocked down. The container and it's Ciihielllfi 0f EH5 Was recovered at. the spot where the boy was first picked up.

_At 3.5 yesterday morning Peter Vissey. Jr.. 41. of 138 Kent Street Charlottetown, ivlllkcd into the 01W Police Station and confessed to

I

- night. Mr. MacKinnon said he N-

‘Efllll for her thrice weekly talk {Prices and Trade

Rotations Alex Knox and Norman Anderson were joint chairmen.

In Charlottetown Capt. Crabbsfs imcle, Mr. D.L. MacKlrinon, re- ceived news of his death late last.

ceived no details. The message was telephoned from Halifax by Mr. R. J. l-‘oote and Ml‘. IfacKlnnon said he had difficulty in hearing tihe Halifax mam.

cr part of a wcck. Mr. Barbour fonnerli- head of the Wartime ‘ Boaid in the . Province.

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I FUNERAL SERVICES - Th? funeral of baby Hilmhl Smart Wilson. Alberiy Plains. took place from his parents‘ residence Wed-

largely attended. services at ill! church and grave ivcre conducted by Rev, A. S. Weir. Vernon. Pail-

lbearers were John Wilson. Vicki

Wilson. George Wilson and Vick

Daylight Saving time. throughout tho Province. There is no pro- vision in the Act for authorizing any of thc municipalities to go oul Daylight Saving time.

was celebrated by Rev. Dr. Pat- rick McMahon who also conduct- ed the service at the grave. The pail bearers were: Messrs. Byron Brown. H. F. McPhce. Bert Cant- ivell. Patrick McTxiguc. William

__ADAMS_GQTELL _ The home Brawders, and Edward Gallant.

of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gotcll

pretty wcddirg on Saturday cvc-

ning. April 5th. when their dough-I

m" Loleta alas milled in marriage to Earle Wendel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rztby Adams of KlYUlSIOfd.

of Interment was in the nestles’. AW" 2M- 1941"“ w“ ouary was the scene of a very “limit”?-

RETURNING FROM VISIT-

Catholic

Bobbie Eiiman of Victoria West. who had been visiting his aunts and uncles in Boston and Wal-

Sho leaves to mourn a aowrowing husband. One mother Cambridge, Mass. U. s. A.

living in

Yesterday's rain storm, in addi- ilon lo keeping lobster fishermen ashore. caused trouble foi- tele- phone and telegraph men. Ice forming on the wires put num- hers of telephone line! out of service, particularly in Pr~nce County, and about; B o'clock last night disrupted telegraphic com- munications with the mainland.

Apparently the ice formed on

Professional Bards

DB. 0.8. NORDLAND Veterinary Surgeon Mount Edward Raul Cluriotwfown, 9.11.1. Phone B04

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ivllmoolflphtn; and: and clrcuhm consul programs ut-IITQIDOIIIIGIIGO,

typing and bookkeeping

were disrupted before dark.

y Sgt. Watson Higgins that he had ' "ed b a . g . teamed Summersido citizen. Mr. km d m“ M Capt. Crabbe is surf“ I l’ MacLean. Interment “as in the The e mo“ was performed by lhnm, 35855,, B150 hm m, pleas» i Desfigchssésgn a: Ghana: "Qty-six (SrYR-gLiniQGniieIlaQé-dgfi wife and several of a famlii. chin-ch cemetery, ‘he C_O_ 1.10M“; and mo); léffiwfif dvisitttingf MB. and GM“, igglrrfge éléunlfy: tglléfigrlllglconl‘? galigantoilglgod: - i W- ~ °¢ s’ ° l ~ "T —~-~- l b e u be utlfllll decor- . 00 rm am y n ownn a, ._ y meet foreman of m. Town cdb ony a short time bofme. FUNERAL sER\|CE§ _ Th; PIIANS PEI‘ ‘,ISIT__MI__ Fr“ ‘Z236 alaiihqio amp astmnsv or the N‘ Y‘ whue the wood mmnv munlcatlons west of Summerulg: Apt. No. l. Coiuuught Aph.

Povmal Street

, , Aft bei ' _ , .. . ._ . _ -. y, a Muted his natal day on Saturday “ma: by"gsg,'_"°'§£fn,“a$l£g funeral o‘ fHRXf?1ds§h(‘“liiIxi-& b.1111, L- Kee. editor of the Hamilton ‘padding Hutch played by Myy were in Summersidc. P. E. Island, that time m. ice w“ hm": “om i. l “d “ “m M’ “d “my d‘? made a abatement. in which he said a“ 5°“ n f? 1J1 i. took 1.1.3. Sl“"°“‘,'"" m“ llmfdm‘ °‘ ‘he Milford Jvllv. the Winsome bride 3°11“ made “is lwme with the"! tree: and wires in u.» climatic-I Ii ' ~ i 9mm“: “Qxififd lx‘"-bez‘“'hlf be had choked the aged Woman .4 l’."§°2;.2l-“°‘.§i..=. 82215-8 frcmp .11; c“"(‘i“‘l‘".“. P“; "‘I“l‘““é°$,,‘t‘§ entered the room on the aizm of find they were very much devoted town area but. the temperlturl 1 ' |; I w ° ‘ death. m. gave no reason, f0 t, ° “ ‘ . ~' ‘ .' Rw. 1°," S “lflhhii ‘e “i” “" . lier father who gave her in mar- t0 we another and were very was 'still freezhi 1n Prince .. ’ urge of a gang of men engaged l" ‘e late residence to Veinon l. . mm daugh." and friend ln July. _ _ _ _v g1 d t h H t, I ' B laying u sidewalk on Ottawa ggtrgalgwa‘ on a charge Uhllfll Chum” A shun éexvwfli and will he on the loc-kout for A glfaaxilfiegmggogaqlyhnaftllingallFh ll: letfl: ohvflli/gdfigggzynynfiwgggg; count)’ MORRELL 011d COMPANY line-t». still capable of a full day's °- _ was held m the home followed h» “m mm swam‘, M. horse war. ‘ ~ . £ and P u d . i- _ e wwk "m, ‘he be“ o, mam M“ Accompanied by Vissey, sgts. Sad-lees ‘m the church conduucil m ‘Onmvhpro m“ ‘he sham to match. and a beautiful bouquc or an , Maine, and from ANNIVERSARY wEDDnqG on” Chartered Accountants Dflnmhe, “m, "on, . family Hlsslns and McPheil went to the hv Rev. A. s. Wicr, Vernon. mn- Tfe; “H, "He, m, w“ m i of American Beauty roses. She was there wiii return to P. m. Island. EBRATION _ A very mdoymh ‘i, fined for its lonzevltry. his ms. rooetiliifl! gouse at 13a Kent and hearers ivm-e: John. Victor aficwoasbp‘ ‘ ‘Illlfilxlfletfal byhher SlSIfKI‘.r‘yl:)5X-UZIIEIC‘E glcgidi hlogiimaigcrsteie hilm "in afmnmn and even,“ w" ‘pm! Intern Tran Sufidlnl a -" "h" i“ mm‘ m" m ....§‘.."“....“'°...I."““s§;"“'i°“ Geta- Bfvti" °’.'.’l"...i‘..".°*ii‘i‘.‘z ——~~~-—. . .. 53133....‘ 2.5‘ 2.23m". ........... .1 .'....‘..J " “ ° F‘ t“ “omwfw- "*1 M" “m” I'M-- H" — M» W ‘i “vim; reached the rlplgthald qc dead “d the" gas 40m eblwagiand Vlcitlvl M). sgrzpltenrv . ! FUNERAL AT HUNTER RHLR . pin-k and white was. The ‘may rodd. Rose Valley on Wednesday Qdf|°t“.o'u é, gigllai afindlggmyrfigi-{de Mfg about q-p-e e5;- The ogficfl-e, 5P3?“ i m m? Cum‘ ‘ " J The cflfllen“ of 2:5“ “m: groom was attended by Mr. Hurry Mr.’ J. H. Stroiif; was elected iApm ‘he tzvargylthxfrd tvlihentuxm n‘ M‘ snAng OJ’ i - - l '—’“ ins was on - , _ , . mbgf ggn wishing Henry DesRoches mory uaibout an hour- and a half at. t-hl-i CONGRATULATIONS - Srcflk- dgexlafloemunn‘ Mm} 29th Immlcolllcutt of Springfield Wcsi. _Dur- picsidcnt of the Sumnierslde Ro- lgihem; ‘:0 celbrate git; tag’: Radiant former hqmy return‘ .4 the dayr.‘ .house seallritl up the room in Vlllilcllling on jtlvoullt" dcliuqtieuci‘, Carl lhé home or herldaughler‘ Mrs. I mg mo. signing or ‘he Tamer’ {my C1,", for the commg y”, at the ‘hlfly-Iifm lnmvefiary o! s‘ ‘lflkthfhlwdl’ "ih'1@d@¢m@d-Th@i' Brown. vuvll cl Gm“ 1°} “i” William Bernard, Hunter ducky“- 24"?‘ 1ft? 53"“ “I m??? Iollrgvelirtilgrlgtlflf meldmfi“? M,‘ their wedding. Those ‘present were mm‘ 0n Wbdnendey evening Apr! 0O ose precautions to prevenfK s1. 1 on the right o ren- T . 1h h d ou 'ruy‘. t" e ccrc _ . ' ic regii ar cti mee- _ Ith member: of the Rebekah Rhyme entering the room until .-'.-.§§.'.. I‘.l1SqUSl‘l\l‘00l in ti.- city-wide gfllfiesixigescoilaucifa lg/usgevan-L!‘ _ h“! Oil mlcfidav. Other officers Egg? asrfiinsthfxegfluagrmerfsfzxm}iafi NEIL w- mGGINS lwwll"! WWI! "l" "l; ‘he Qimeh ll? had "Pd iht‘ ‘Ypfmrhllllti’ "5 Oratovical Contest. nc~.v bPlllR lifld- L Morrison The pallbearers were, Word was received by MI. Wal- elected to serve with Mr. Strong M: Reg Compton. m“ hnmy of CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT

Hotel for their banquet and social viewing the body. l I evening. At. the conclusion of‘ l.‘ Police Chief Birtwistle descflbed‘

The coniniilici- of loom Mimi by tlic School improvement League.

Raymond Bernard, Willard Ber-l riard. Sanford Bernard. Vernon

lace I of the death of William R.

Purscy. North Rustlco. P. E.‘

arc: vice-president. E. P, Foley: secretary. Earl G. Cannon: treas-

Shefaroolte; Ella. Mrs. lid-ward Sheri-en and family of Oraplud

Currie Building Charlottetown

'b10 banquet the follow- the ca-se as "lh mot. l" ' , - u: iiest. included . ,1 i. Ci,- Craswell as. of 470s Oneida st., urci‘, Wm. Hayward: dl" t , M,

mybwllh: prim were presented. Prince Edward efsliuid “$5133 a: gihgmggyt-n?! Jolfiisiigu‘, Mrs. Prank gfgnidrtiéduilgwligllilicoci? cincizr- Duluth. ‘Minnesota, a locomotive r.. Bradshaw. c. a. Cali“. “J2. L. :1,“ ¥,',§°f,,‘,’,§;l§§,,",j'§,,‘; 1,11%‘; “l- ‘536 P-o- 5" 457 éivgileifwrffalgiet ilsiiile Mid 2h: gduisizicl-szfiicers “Th”? be“ Murhl“ ,‘“~“‘_l hlhlsxfleiggeczgz" merit was in Greenvale cemetery. zgfilflidxfgnlOfRiz-Qfie Dliélgtlvivaylssiillzg ‘riaigiclc-Ilflncfiiclllc. hlilelt! nitifiwe slate‘, ilif attend. Ann“, Mm h,“ my,“ o! - ' Catherine Smith High three 638' death of th Wflrfxlltllrltlclg: ‘£1.25 s]: “Inlnuiililhflh clue the excellence SHOWER m_N.U-l-SF0RD_ med Saturday night Apliif 19m m; ‘ c ‘m “y West; Royalty and Katie. Mrs. "°'“"‘°'”“'°'°'°*““