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geli He is survived by one son. Sly- te. at present in the civil service at Ottawa who arrived

day afternoon at 2.30 P M from

the body is now resting. to the Pres- byterian Church, thence to the People's Cemetery. Summerside-S.

gummerside are at present violblni

to They were accompanied by Mrs. Amodeos ‘” and Mr and Mrs. Iielix Gallantr-S.

Mrs. B Nfld.. left by plane Saturday mom- lng on return home after spand- nq the nast- five months in Char-

death of her mother. the late Mrs W. G. Meek.

grace raw

MONDAY ‘

AATURIDVAYSUBSCRI

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UR NEWS launder FOR nuns

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m, m, "m, ,.,' -s|.rour mas - Summersid

IIOUNDID L! ITALY — Mr and Mrs Pius Mal-tar. city has re- ceived word that their son Pt. ll

wounded

mar Bl. Mahar. has been in action.

glitz-Iggy are be r great grandmother. J13. Hogan:

In ma“ V..." m” “m, to “p, firemen res ondod to a. root, fizz

» ear up wartuna work tar armed services in Canada. Eig hlldren have alrea y adian forces. The

- I Street. There was no damage.

T0 GIVE ADDRESSES-Rev. E- M Allkdli. E.A. 3D. Li’ Hamilton. Ont. formerly of Charlottetown is

t

eeting f th Hamilton Cm-

flemreege. whisci? coal/ones on June 2 hd.

-——— I t. “m,” m!‘ wouxnen m many - x125?“

Alfred Jackson. 57. died sud- . t. Pm - m "1 A 1 limbs waus) talltaen §$“ir.1§t‘z§=“s'?§i “m” u‘. n r

an

u 3dr. linger R. Jones and his n; ‘ a

in Italy and extent o1 wounds not a ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN samu

.J. Yao was tictuied. ——— as

iféfifiiiéfinfi ‘l. SLIGHTLY WOUNDED _‘w5_ Mr Jackson

ounoed th t léggr eetnnreforeixfweli? to

ch ril . P 8.1 Mr. Vnauer will lace/e ‘his West-tut charge st Prince William for his new .u:irs d! i-M

end of the conference year.

‘bx-as suffering from a.

w. c. w m. m Prin st. a - been m‘ ha °' '5 in Charlotte- °§°°p,,'§,

ormed t Sgt. WC. Watts, was action on May 33. Sgt.

. 0i Co d, ‘one h“ b‘? um years and four montllzs with the v ey mould stung wn

ii Anny. on" “to m” Mum"? "Wt Station sell‘: veeuqrda .

c. w. a. c. necaumne - Limp Judy Giles. Sergt. Gladys Dodge. Cpl. DOIIS Fraser. Pie- Ruby Turner. have arrived in Charlottetown and will s end two weelu in the interests o recruit- ing. These young women are also entertainers of much ability and will put on interesting concerts at different points in the Pro‘- ince. These interesting members Lag; oi the Canadian Womena Army Corps are looking forward to meet-

fi $133.5 3.1"‘ h” “

ruzvanar. vr-zsrsnnar — The funeral oi the late Miss Bella Ste- wart was held yesterday afternoon from the Cuteliffe Funeral Home. Services were conducted b Rev. Ronald Noble The bearers were: Massrn. Scott Cairns. Will- iam Jenkins, Layton Jones, Robert Wakelin, Stanley Wakelln and Bos-_ well Stewart. Services at this If!"

were conducted by Rev

wif died h . A l Yeuterdayaceegi-‘ngplié was asstst- R‘°°‘d' with scmelmork when he ccm-

o "Fewfiifiiivtiihliir age SIHELO“ 0F

$1M He was a native of the old coun- C°""°°l"°n °1 91° bee 1v a; st. on Thursday. May 25th was Robe ve rears. Stewart Beal, son oi Mr. and Lund. Stewart Bell, Westmount, gra M treal. ating with the Degree, Bacheloroi '4 l"! splratlon and foresight to of the twenty-three unday Schools of the ‘ . mphzv ll theme:"Onward and-sir“! w" 1'

meeting the challeng ant: It ls our duty our hi h desire to build Chr ac er in "owing youth. ng ratings from Tr . . Joe trllnins 'Mrs. Basil Morrison. A Alexander. James I‘. R... Minne- l be

e-e B‘ n

rant‘ early m; year

month there were w“ hook a psonikient

sunshine compe-r litsrmng“ ‘out: has“ a iy 300.

E

——- BECEIVES THE DIN!!! IA- me "m" “gym”

ILLBIS now unmo- "M ‘°' ‘h’ W‘ l"

y and had n l

' e . —I‘AIIEWILL PIISI-IN as‘ Lland for about f i u‘ m‘ They resided formerly in Mo A daughter. who was home fo ieral had lust returned many I Charlottertawn who wll be glad to

Mu|niHFI-'X{bn ‘ a on

- [which met in the ed n I‘ 9m. l" Mrs. Hover W. Muir

National Jewellers’ his tv at noon Yesterday. . ting l

was held at the Hotel.

,2!‘

GRADUATION -Dr

on. OI-eary will udd-' less the graduates oi me County Hospital School of Nur at the annual graduation exerc which Will be hold on June 1st to a p. m. at the

—-GB.AND LODGE ION -— Grand Master 5.3. French Charlottetown, accompanied De uty Grand Master Rev. J R

nner, Cornwall, Grand Secre- tary John A. Murray, Clyde Riv- er. Grand Chaplain,

1 , .

1:;- HENDERSON _. M,

County Hospital on

e. to Pit. Sgt and Mrs.‘ aoa

' m Schooin-M utreal have“ McNeiil oi summeraide. has pur- - ‘m I

ted b, t ell k ' §’;‘if.i‘.n“'i=ni‘£%"l?é'-? ..'.'.°.%*::..".% G '-~%~i?¥“~

well in Clarence Shumanb stable.

d. with white feet. sound and game. Her dam is by Kalmuck one of the best producing sons oi Peter one oi the season's best prospects. the Great. and he is considered The colt was raised by Mr. Peter Hope River and the

. Y! K h.Mr.J.A emienire

. . 1 paid an‘ official visit to Borden MuvoN-ALD '- A! i

Lodge on Thursday

Borden Lodge in a brief address to the Grand Lodge Tum

itorestlng program-S. INJOYING JlOLI “flute. R

SMITH —- At the

Nicholson Interment was in vol-i of the

Cemetery .

archer, Clare 3., C‘- Bradshatvéb Gordon 4., Winni-

ev and a speedy return ‘ bcInQ h

mwm_g~3ggg; cogglrm, b, m, ,creaaed livi

and the boys home slain-S

m m rlnentedk them on , CQRUUQHC Q B I 0r SO B0 ""3 ' “n fter their election‘? The mag:

way he has been broken and

IJ 8. 1M4 er speaks highly oi and Mrs. Ivan Smith, Fort hi —S.

The honu. oiMr. and Mrs. Harold] B. schurrnan at scanner-side. was, an’: the scene oi a very delight-flu MW- m‘

tion on Ifilesday. May 28rd.

awn w fir; “gage DQ111115, M; there is‘; good deal oi accentuated by an-

of c be made in the curriculum.

l. n extended Grand Lodge Hon- Jullen J.. Quebec, P GALLANT- At m,

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —- Th! 309mm] M v 3|.

nan atom PHI-Th _ PM rneedm of Aloha onepu gggfl},°§e,fi"§u.e,d,§“°,fn,mmn_

f Magus“. Grand Master gave a brief address

The g-uesteoi honour were Mr. Akxanm‘ Schun-nan’, parents Mr- and Mrs. Mb Freeman

our“ - motors" tact were held in the Alexandra Hango-

outllning the work he had laid out or the Summer and asked for the I cooperation oi all the members in ing it out. He plans on visit-

Doyle, John Edwin, Shawinigan. Quebec. NBS. MARY PATIENCE MIEK t bfzudar, Cari. Winnipeg. Manl- The doathoccurred at the P.E.1, O

' Hospital on May 22. i944

iaéidra Hospitral. Her‘

are pleased to ivelcame her r oi Miss Dorothy Lowther Rflfllld "0519 and R"- D- K- Rm‘

two hters Mrs. Stewart Link-

lettersn ma. Edwin Btey were

grim hostesseg with Mr- and Mrs. arold Schurman.

Flynn, Frederick J.. Charlotte- to . P E I

Jay. Aflhur Ervin. Borden. P. wrahnson. John. Winnipeg, Man-

Patieno, Meek 08 y-ars wife c. eel:

home and proud of her succeed in M . """' left to mourn their

ammo LEEHNG was dinner held at the

During the church service Mrs. n sen "Saved By Grace." l‘ Cousins. Arthur Wood. Everett

d will pay special attention to ing with Degree work. He was followed with brief addresses f0 by all the Grand Lodge and some of the Pr

l! v-a

or the business meeting pre- m M“ u‘ iibttrzafilet the M 30 l

- Mrs. John Mark Azaananrt. Notre Dame street, Sammerside has received word from the De- partment ci Naficnal Defense ad-

slightly wounded in act-ion

Mrs. (hell try ysrlss:r*=..i:aa'..‘t*r:h.*ztt w. w» um

Alexandra Cemetery.

l on Monday evening. Gyr

and Herbert Fletch were the pro- moters oi a most entertaining . program. An insurance trio com-

posed oi Gyros Hyndman, . and Dew proved themes

bers. Borden Lodge membership considerably late- havlng won the Muttart Tro- years work. They ex-

and the Grand Master a return visit to assist

Mecléeod, Ralph a. Charlotte- Macnae. wnuem n. nito .

George R... St. James. Ross. Donald Fraser. fviinnedoea. anitoba

to . , llick City a ma?

ty Hospital, Summer 3L 1944 Mr. and Mrs. John Peter.

er. Halifax, are in F De

. PM. Arsenaultigtheamolbfl‘. 'and Mrs. Ante M. Arsmault of Sum- “m?” merslde. He has been in the army x t‘ three years and oversus a year. A 7' brother, Pte. Raymond Arsenault was killal in action on January 7th. Another brother, Bod is with

the army in Labrador-S.

Mr. and Mrs. Wiirred Kelly. Summerside, received a tel ‘from the department oi tum

ROBERTS-IVES-A quiet

ee work at the June "131 ding was aolemnlud in the United

members oi Borden‘

—PBESENTATION‘ AT HAMP- HIIIE — On Saturday. May l8, a

“m” w" w“‘““’"' lss nu Ilsley. Sydney. u. - was in Charlottetown yesterday-

Mrs. C. J. Araenauli. guests at tIaeQuemI-lo-

rbara Roper anldmsel-

forth great applause. A amme directed by Gyro MscNelll ended a moat evening.

- a May 3i. 1M4. to Mr. d vehoad Rom Pattie...

m Q

the 0h May Tl. i944, i0

Before ‘leaving the men t Kem , . Mon, , n N V ee Mary

ousewives by the Women's NEW

Messrs. l... H. Dolan Ellis, Saint Johtn were in Jlwilson who has o left yesterday to return tdhia dut- I

phsn Ackland, Hamp- s re. to honor them on the eve eir departure from the com- ity of Hampshire and King-

. . . Lo G Dangerfield oi “n: tur:-'rv.-.....diar"*"

I0“! FOB HOLIDAY.- Jenkiun’: returned home [Afiml ‘six-gull?’ omvpleted scours, ""1 MN- 1°31!

defence last evening advgrng them

that their son. Pte. ad been wounded

Following i th campaign - Ionization fora the: new MCPA". Youth Centre: lit-Gov. 8W. LePa-ge

mu’, . . . m 0_r0_sl. I son. stillborn °" Did‘ °' ““""’£,, m‘ Benoit. cit/y. and will remain to at-

action Msvfi.'l‘hewirestatedtiaattlas giant of the wound was not yet

own. Pie. Kelly who is 22 years old

tend the consecration of Bishop- eleot Boyle on next

herdhave received word thlt the" son. Pte. Durreld Sh d. rejoined his unit after some time

i 5

preciatfon and good wishes r. and Mrs. Ackland on be- e present find others

The honored couple -m mended particularly on their fid- elity to th

tlce Thane A. Campbell. . alte" J

George D. DeBlois. . Honorary Chairm . Elli

wings-detour c-h naive? - at 1n-

n Ma . .

m by c1913‘... r.sll“uetigii Murd

‘wool crepe dress ‘with green accessories.

‘sweet peas. After a short Hreslde in Ottawa

A cable has been received an- nouncingh the death on Saturday.

ton who was killed in ac on on that date while servi

in June i940. and was with the N5. Regiment at the time of ht at e was 20 years old on

E

Mt. Herbert, she will g where a position awaits

n“ been m m; gmy gflwg ghwt- her in the‘ Aberdeen Hospital. Miss

E§§E

oth son of Mr. and Mr . “ma. ey. Charlottetownfto daughter of Mr. and cMrs.

E

Chairmen: Dr. J. A. Clark, J.P. Simmonds. lion, T.W. L Prowse, G.G. Hughes —W M. Rowe.

General Chairman: 351,1 Bonnell.

J. Gordon Mac- MacFad e

. y n. Treasurer: A. Belcner.

r 1°": residence i“. Premier J. Walter Jones.

umma- He; many friends t m connection Wm,

success in her new

ii

of him urin active life. The Gua

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residence elsewhere and useful gifts from Missionary Society

of the Church expre in which Mr. and Mrs. nd are respected. . Ackland expressed

t

t ted to arrive home be- ige ixhgecend oi the week or the first of next week. He eously repnorted as ha

Pte. Glorious Gallant. Summe -

IANATOIIUM EXTENSION — Work on the new building at the

p ocecd factori-{lwith the founda- p oa

raasnpn a1" orrawa - n;- g- mier J. Walter Jones left. ‘

Saturday for Ottawa where he plans to enter into discussions with the Federal Gov- ernment on the question of the Petitccdiac, N 18., tidal power de- velopment proposals. He will be jcined in the Dominion capital by Premier J B. McNair. oi New

nd was the third son o the late Harry V. Crapaud. Next oi is h mother, Mrs. John H. Court who resides in Bedford.

older brothers Edward and Robert are servlin

Harry at Bedford. He was a member of the An-

t Oumhe

on May 2'1. 194i. Ken unn. lied three months Weeks. son of Mr, and Mrs LAhCgKSON-Suddenly at St. Peter's

most appreciative words. A

singing “Jolly Good Fellows" th remainder oi the enjoyed in a social

w

side recently discharged from the Vet Gu

a veteran of the first great war was theiirst blood donor when the

bl oi the blood donors of the Red Cross So- _ ciety made its first call at Sum- yesterday. This was Pte. Gallant! third donation.

[DAY

awarded the Dis- tinguished Flying Cross.

fiicer Sumpter was he Distinguished Fly- ing Medal when pecially selecteld and

n

now famous raid on the Mohne

tary l . Executive. KM. Martin. uihlifliam Ra H .

ma‘

kso his . LL-At fiyon. Sundry. May 28.

at Binds" and the Na- ter H. Eellhaged 5.2m 1

in a closing prayer.

a.

M. Richards, JEG Harris.

Brunswick and Hon. C H Blakeney ..

Moncton, Minister of Education and Mr. J F Parsons. president of the Mcncton Board of Trade Premier Jones expected to return

glican Church in Crapaud.

namey Mrs. E. H. N harlottetown, and Mrs. R. id oi Crapaud. Ernest w e first boys in Crapaud

WOUNDSD IN ITALY- Mrs. Daniel I". Smith o! Cross have received a ta static?! that their son. 8dr.

Italy on May 39nd. Nature and ex- m“

ear. denly at St. Peter's Ma M

Historical Committee: a r. Tin- h!!!’

oi operations. His home is ,',;,§§‘°'§,u‘}““' W0 on

: W. Scantlebury. ubs: ND Mac-

before the end of the week Hon. I

ivilliam Hughes, lS acting Premier during hi; absence.

tering. Northamptonshim. Eng. and.

dist when volunteers were oall- u tent oi wounds not. available.

bout 4 pm. is un-

nus" Ilxitrieytrr JA o1 k omm e: . . . ar ,

W was turned in by Mr. Lord

A laboratory, and

Posibly the largest

Gordon Maclsean. son of Mr. and no“

Mrs. Hector MaoLean. died May 15.111.194.41. at the King's County Hospital in Montague, where he hag} zone for medical treatment.

He was being: tenderly cared for b‘: Airs. Cass Clay. with w. he mane his home. Gordan became a member of the Baptist Church oi hicntague Ln his vouth and funer- al services were conducted from there by the minister, Rev. Clyve Hicks, assisted by Mr. Richardson of the Christian Chiu‘cl1._

A number of floral ieces from his many friends save s ent tribute of love and teem. ‘

He leaves to mourn his .

Mr . oi the Public Relat- the National War tee. was the spea- yesterdays meeting oi the tetown Rotary Club. discussed the preparatory work nec-

in woe in

' mmi JorleeRCAoJ" rrived L” ; _ _ . . II yCooggtel‘ JudgeHL N‘ nut-nu

expanding pupil’: w omens Committee: Mrs.

acNaught whose office

hall. He reports that airman came in hLs inn for a fire extingui . at he wanted it for he e was a fire in the Red Club

immediately investigated dy reaching to the the canteen counter. n arrived the room plat/sly aiiro and the wholc it was filled with smoke. It ightly over an hour t0 bring ire under control. C r damage was done

to _attend gradua x

of the Charlottetown Hoapi

the Right Reverend t . . A bestow graduation

Holy W1... Pi-Iowse. KM Martin MacMillan presided. T_ Holman Mum Hmnaon

rounds oi applause b ity oi her bows as the

Edgar Robinson. Spanish American

other maladies as

, year overseas. He will furlough with his oar M's. Elliott Jones

before resuming his d l air port.

Namirv m“ 1”‘ m‘ son re wouivozn - m. and harles

. Ba, fortune re- Rword Monday that their sen M‘ H

' wounded in action my as. mfoigiat-ion as to not of

in December 19-43.

an. Gierrv Vallav. Mav Stephen

R D QWG re nted - -

uating nurse wit aubou- 0 5- m“ flowers. 9 H

The chairman, in his remarks Oémn- '4' é

Dr. . A said that last night‘: class was unique and

t Charlottetown Hospital cn ‘May 3i. D44 bus l-h of Rocky Point in his 54th

e fact that our meth- ods have been copied in countries including States seems to indicate that our better-n oi gzort

k. D . R. L. Cotton. W l S

P5551118 mother. three brothers. two dsisterzelqsg s

and other relatives and irien . Gone but not forgotten-m friend

Th; death occurred at Summer- de on Fridav evenim of H. ' ilmm Steeves, a highlv respected itiun of the town for many veers. t the age of about 80 veaxs. The ute Mr. Steeves. who was a. native F Now lrunswick. came to thi rovince manv years ago and has ed a rcsiden: of Summersida ever lncc He was by occupation a corn- ‘ isslon merchant and during his I ie was associated here with many f the old business houses which perated here. lnclding the David t- gerg Co _ Waugh and Steeves and others He also represented the firm of N’. Rnttenbury Ltd . Char- lottetown, as agent and later was for some years in business for him-

night for the funeral. Hi; wzfe

imounting to $500. W Deli down into the Prov ank offices causing a sus work

ld MacDonald, super-

tained five cousins. four oi whom °’""f'4"°" called "the same old

ted the doctor, that the first class of nurses graduated harlot

afterw maternit be cstablialuigd. .110 coon:

l-ltflyd. was in charge and had goneidown- l’!

J. Westcott at the present time to

D ing the sale of bonds in rural areas. or The preparatory work for the Se- venth Victory Loan L1 underway al- ready, he stated. Present as guests at ycsterdhaey’; meeting were

l7 Trainer. Redford: Rev. J. ‘ler of Kansas; J A. Webster. W. H. V. Dunbar and J Walter shaw- oi Charlottetown The thanks of m the club expressed

. eit ream: da, fter d1 hmhwnen.‘ at"...

i POLICE COURT — At the, City lice yesterday, a soldier

He was away about and when he returned the

been deepens: by their s

have in the person _ ernor nePage the rapreaentatiyetai c