AUGUST 32,, 1953 Formal Ball Al Government . House

Hls Honour the Lieutenant Gov- mm and Mrs. T. W. L. From! entertained last evening at A for- lll'Hl ball in Government House. In allelld8nCE with His Honour were lll; aides, Captain J. J. Connolly.

V0,, liieut. Col. A. W. Rogers. E-"D, and Wing Commander A. G. M?.ClI'llllBI'I.

Among the guests were the of- llc:-rs and officer cadets of H. M. C 5 Swansea and LI I-Iulloise.

The ballroom was gay with pretty m,,,..,el- gowns and the, uniforms of the three armed services. The l-coins were tastefully decorated llilll sjlver vases of anapdragons ma mixed aweetpeas from Goth t-rniiient House izardens. The sub- per twble was graced with clusters nl pink and white snapdragons and iliiitnined by tall pink tapers in sil- l-pr caiidlestlcks.

Pouring were Mrs. Arthur Ken-

,.a,.,, Mrs. Alan Macmillan, Mrs.

Jack Connolly and Mrs. Allison Ro-

T8 gP'I'll0.'a'P assisting to serve were Frank Andrew. Mrs. Daniel

lift

31:00,-mack, Mrs. Wlillani Beer. vi.-s. George Burnett, Miss Eileen gym-lsioplier, Mrs. Sidney Green.

Mrs. John Nicholson. Mrs. Donald seanian, Mrs. William Reid. Mrs lg-pl uni Henry, Mrs. Charles Trai- not Mrs. J. E. Burnett, Mrs. C H Kidd. Bfis Hugh Simpson. Jr.. Mrs.

with Rogers, Mrs. Lloyd Wellner.

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN.

NIIW WILLIS PIANO-Beauth RETURNS AFTEII. HOLIDAY- ful design. rich tone. Special Wed- Lieut. Otis Ford left Tuesday nesday cash price. Toombs Music morning for Toronto after spend- Store. ing his vacation with his ,mother, Mrs. Mary Ford, 13 Spring Park Road,Clty. Lieut. Ford is in charge of the Salvation Army Corps, Ml- mlco, Toronto. -

POLICE COURT G Three drunk and lncapables appeared before Magistrate K. M. Martin yesterday morning and were dealt with as follows: One received a.fine of sit) or 10 days, another was im- prisoned for 20 days and a third was remanded till the idth. The case of a man in charge of a motor vehicle while his faculties were impaired was fined 3100 or 20 days

UNAUTHORIZED TAG SELL- ERS - What might have been a profitable racket for two mainland girls was cut short by police inter- ference at the beginning of Old Home Week. The women would ap-- proach their prospective customers, chiefly tourists, with a red ribbon bearing the words "Guest of Old Home Week" and for the "modest" sum of 25c would obllgingly pin it on the buyer. when brought to the attention of the police, it was learned that such sales were un- authorized. and the days of Old Home Week were assigned to the two orphanages for tag days. The sales were discontinued on orders from the Police,

Judging Al . Horse Show : Gels Underway

ASSISTED AT CIIFIICH VA- CATION St"HOOI.S- Miss Anna Matheson has recently, arrived home from Northern New Bruns- wick, where she assisted in con- ductitlz two church vacation schools. Associated with her were Miss Freda Blalkie of Upper Stewiacke, N. 5.. and Mrs. Forne Logan of East Saint John. N. B. Prior to this they attended a training period of one week in Sackville. N. 8., which was con- ducted by Rev. and Mrs. Elton Davidge under the Maritime Board of Christian Education.

TRIBUTE TO PIONEERS - A large number of persons were present at the memorial service held in St. Catlierines on Aug. 9. in that fine old cemetery where the mortal remains of the dis- trict's first settlers were interred

The Horse Show opened at the

THE GUARDlAN.

lLocal Artistis Work On View 'At Provincial F air

is

r:uAizi.pT'reTowN ' Death at Veteran c.ll.R. Engineer

The death occurred on'Monday in the Charlottetown Hospital. of Mr. James T, Revell. of its we;-'

. ,mouth st., in his 66th year. Mr. ' iRevel was a veteran locomotive ' ? engineer in which capacity he

' road for 46 years. l He was born in Head of Hills- l bore, the son of Mrs. Joseph and

the C.N.R.. and with the exception

battery overseas in the First Worldl War, he was continually employed, with the railroad until his retire-i men! due to ill health in i948. '

Mr. Revell's cheery disposition won for him a host. of friends both among his fellow employees and alll who knew him. He was a member of The Knights of Columbus and the Canadian Legion.

Left to mourn hi.s passing are his mother, his wife, the former Mary Peters of Rollo Bay. and PI son Joseph. student of Prince of Wales College. surviving also "rl

all of New York City. and one brother John of Watertown, Mass.

The funeral will be -held tomor-I. row morning to St, Dunstan's Bas- ilica at 5:45. Interment will be

ln the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

the late Joseph Revell. ' As a very 3”; young lad he became employed with Messelivy;

01 "19 111119 SD91" in "19 2'15 he”-V lston: secretary treasurer, J.J. Coii- i A

lDonald. Souris; Prince County, Al-.

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8th Siege Battery Annual

Reunion Held Yesterday

The attendance was large. Out- Members of the 8th Canadianfor-the-Province delegates were W Siege Battery of World War IVA. Rollings, Musquodobolt, N. 5. held their annual reunion atl George Aitcheson and Georgi Stanhope Beach, and in the even-ibonaldson, Tatamagouche, N. S.

. 1 GEFVEG 1119 Camdllm NWODB Riu1'liiig' gathered at Sandy's Restaur-i Dan Matheson and Joseph Bell .ant for a banquet

and business V Halifax, and A. E. B. Murphy. Van- .couver. B. C.

The officers for the coming yeail The toast to the Queen was Honorary President, H. A. proposed by the retiring president president. N. H. De-lLem MacDougall, and to the ail: vice president, Bert Joiiii- Siege Battery W Alex MacDonald. two-minute silcnce was ob- served in memory of the member.- of the Battery who laid down their lives on the battlefield and of those who have since passed on. Reference was made to Lt. Col. H. Joseph Hogan and William G. Campbell who have died since the last reunion.

A vo'.c of thanks was extended to the management of Sandy's res- taurant for the splendid banquet which had been provided for this toccasioii.

meeting.

Blols;

iioily. The executive is as follows: Queen's County, Jack Myers, Mt. Albion; King's County, A. J. Mac-'

Vin Webb. OtLe.'-iry.

The meeting was addressed by' Mr. H. W. Lea of Montreal. Olli- cr speakers were Alex MacDonald. New Glasgow, N.S.: H. A. Messer- vy, P. A. Murnaghan and Noel DeBlois, Charlottetown; Harry Les- lie, souris. and Dan "Tobie" Mac- Cormick, Sydney, N. S.

ziir.-.::?.'ii.::fi.:::::s .??.:”'i?i.2il Judging In Poulti-y'

Classes Is Complete

JUd8lllK 0! D:':lIlll'V Cl'lES?S 3' rPl.uW':':'ingV lnV7!he( glvlng the Provincial Exhibition was com- "rmmy '0 the bum)" "1 lam":

- , . . . , , ,. . it have the -leading role.” Sr. MTS- R059" Nlchmwn End 1:;o'R::,)e 3:33;! I:;;;s,oF;,l,x1Vegf Fianna”! Eighllbluun yest"d"y 0 d' t' gl:x::?d yecsA5re?1:ydWlgh Alvin cA:.”k' lfn doubt:-ti that any internal ifrswlillam Warren. Cl-we mvgw who was assisted gird ed ill; ifdng ofb standard r Ina Ion Halche.” MWat.H fseritirsm ic dnmumm ..,,m,m pm), me. Sow '”"””" mm” W” nmed by me by Rev. Harry Barber of North v CMS Nml' la tsllersfky IML tDl ' Boswaii” sin Liiecllvr ' B :Will i" '”''”'C”' '"'" ”'"”'l3 M" "' iwhestra 01 M Blanchard. River and Rev. A. S. Wclr of Fiil'nlCOtl(lB3WE!o 3 H)” men A M1l'5hllCldn:Tld Mrs) Otallilcv ;lblllal'l" Shgwpminx lmpmmmnal rem Cornwall. Using one of the tomb- , cmllr, G, H, Bunlaln of char. , ' Winsloe. winning the majority ti Um” . , To 5”"95 1" his pulpit Mr. Nicho1- iotletown and Miss Laura Watts l C" . the major honors. 3 W ”" "”"” ”' M'”' M" son paid a glowing tribute to of pleasant Grove look lop hon. PUGWASH. N 5--TWO mini-5i'l The classes were judged bv Mr 5a'.d he .,.m'"cd xlhe Ponce m"' , the dead pioneers and their de- hrs in the Stndard Breds. Cmdr. , . no were ordained to the E05961 rred M. Nash of the Domziiinil De- '"'"""" ,'”'”"””" ” ”” ".”' ”" -'-Cendauls W110. h.V lllfir glorious Buntain won the champion male ' Vi '. mini-Slry in 8 5P-"C131 CPT9"l0”3',pai'tmeiii of Agriculture The qtiaI- AMP. In WNP mp "mum" "-1 m achievements and Christian cliai'-ilmmu-5 will, Suffolk Chm while ' ' , lhcfe 185i WPBK Sufi .'it,x' was uniformly good hut the Ml.m-M" M” nwprnieless "1 " .: acters had made St. Ciitherines M355 walls look me l,m,,la, Much favourable comment has the production of works of art by, R. Gerhard Christiaiisen. Dasltlliinlunber of mule; was km.” mm ”"a'" 50'"? Fcusnlldale What Hm Honour Lleul, governor -1-, and surroundlng districts 3 bet. Chnmpionsmp Wm, Molly Bars. followed the viewing of the oil those who revel in the beauty oil of the Fredericloii seventh-day Atl- llmse of past year, l'"'5 IN"? 5L'hl9"'d 50 far. H151 is w L Prowse made a return visit ter place in which to live. Ap- pl”: placlngs m ll" maduers painting ”Beautlful Alberton-Monb rolling hills, verdant green flelclllventist church and district, and Alvin Macponakf of covehmdiihe '”'0'd”"C9 M Wit”? Canmcls ,,,' llle omens commanding the propriate hymns marked the sol- were won by A, B, Culclmel rose section" by the well known and grey-blue far-distances. ' ,(;eraiti B. Smith. pastor 0f the showed the way in the Pl)'mOLllh:th::E;,'V:l b ,. .. meal ships in port, .at 11 o'clock emn occasion, one of which was clm,lolll.lown, l.-ullm, wlllls 0, local artist, Mr. A. L. Wright. The The picture, which is a ltixzu Saint John and Barnesvillelpock Cm,” with Rnymys C.n.Qkt .. t(( it out the, possibility of

beautifully sung by a male quar- Mlllon and Claude Mm.Mllla,, og.picIurc. shwn above. is new oil cx-lupright. reflects great credit on lll9:(:l1uf'(,'ll2;S, utrc found worthy of thel I-Ialchgpy laklng ll". lmno,-5 ln H15 3 h".”k,,h"m”" Red China a".d tot. A generous contribution in Chm-lolllalown, lllr, cull-lme alga hibition in the art exhibition - sec- ability of Mr, Wrllzht to produce in, highest llnncur bestowed on a min-'wl-llte Leghorng, li,lacl)m,:,ld Elm pjt””'"' 1”” 9b5””d W31 "ll"-E money was donated by those at- won the progeny Bl dam md geutlon of the Women's Institute :it,olls what an t-rtis-tic eye observes. ister of the gospel, lmog most of the New 1-lqmpshgl-p”;'” l,i"?,9”d 9", "W LVDE vf polio). tending the memorial service and or sire plpssgs. ,the Provincial Exhibition. imlh0u8h.largely self-taught, Mini The charge was given by .1. I.,lcll;,5e,g, as well as me pmducolon '” 50”” U""3" P”'5"05 WW3?”

yellerday morning. His Honour ties received on board the H. M. C 8. Swansea. by Lieutenant Com- mander Johnson in command of the

.-hip, and Lieutenant Commander this will ,be used to further Top honors in ll... m,,d5l"s' Regarded by' many visitors art "'rl't'ii lacs sludit-rl under 'Eml'iCl Roblson, gsgoclgte sgcygtary ol Llleibreedlng mm and Cross breeding Clltma-' A" !bS0lu!9 hneak need

Porter. commander of H. M. O. S. beautify this already W011-lEud9d'went to Arnold Weeks. Frederic-,!51&nd DBCPI3 Nike "5 W” M ”" Gmpet mled mnher M pM"””.'!.Ge"'”1 C0"le”"” 0! S'3V9mh'lDen classes. ,",,o,hmtCu5'l.bm M1,” "my MP9!"

Ln Hullolse. The Mounted guard historic cemetery. ton; wiiiiam Munroe. Charlotte-,most iiicturesrine and m:f"r31.-"4 Glouzc” .Mrs-. and also with day Adventists, Washington, D.C.. Aimon l3;,5m..ll Llncoln 3c,..w,.ll; ; 3 ":8 lmalybesin 10 Put-

was inspected by the men: Ctov- ---w-w-4 town; Alyro Pineau, Rustico; Mrs.tC0lmU')'5idE9 iuthe Provlnyv. the-Emil Fl9"9- Instruct” at if", and the ordination prayer byAW.A. and Wilfred Tllompsoll or pv..n.li”f.,,"" d” 5” ”iF'-lb .1"d9P9"d?"i

ernor previous to his going aboard , Persona” EFL Bernard. Hunter River; .i,'arcii in that vicinity lends itself tulstudcn-is Art League of New York. Nelson, plesldem ol me calm-llan am-mags went the geese c,nsses,P”d”-l E" 02111 making , His Honour was accompanied by Mg Gordon Rodd, Milton; and Lester 'T'” T”' iUnlon Conference. Oshawa. Ont. while Mrs. Stanley Hurry, aimr.iil'" em" W 9”5”)"5 "M" ”"

his Naval Aide, Capt. J. J. Con- Surgeon

iiolly, V.R.D.. R.C.N.(Rl. Commander Dr. L. E. Prowse, Lt. Col, A. W. Rogers, E.D.. and Wing Commander A. G. Macmillan. The Governor's party also in- rlvidad Mrs. Prowse. Mrs. L. E. Pmwse, Mrs. W, A. Ernst. Mrs. Dr.

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Philips of Ra"lii"- Bunburv London, Ont.. will be the guests over Old Home Week of Mr. andl Mrs, Reg. Mclllwcn. York Paint.

St. Wlziugrentg

l . mmds M Mr. D Con iiiucd from page I

lllatheson of Harrisburg, Other Dm”tf01105; Pennsylvania. will be pleased to Fmarlce Mlmsl”

The niaiiy an l.lo,,vIi Douglas

lSh0rth0rn Breeders Hold

Ah-.'

The hand of welcome was extended! by J. W. Bathe, president

were given by all ministers present. Elder Clirirtiarsen served three and one half years

of lhei bert Boswell local conference. Personal welcoincsi the competitions for the best ducks

for all the fir.-its and most of the sec-' in the - pads in

Q I . lcharhtteiown. P. E. I. and NewlMrs. John W.rre if N rtl Riv r S . . Sectl0nlGlasgbili. N. S. churches, and some also did wel11in lihgse ctlas.-ies. P lomy I mum muster mum pr”

Eosw.-ill. Lincoln Boswell and Al-low" .!"””9 and tr" mrfc” Imm shnwed the way mlthe influence of anyone. Rm,mr,s RECORD PREDICTED

Chick Hatch erv wiifi

W, lh, Mwi iaarsiaanis. luTaii.. (CF)- ' "i ..-ate agricultural officials report

jiidziiirz ni

vent Queensland from harvesting

Doris Derme. Dr. F. H. Ms.cLeod . . -- l l l-l l d- ll, ' months in the North 5 dne . N.S. Othe f' t l i

and Mrs. Maobeod. Miss Dorothy la" am.-lit he H mm Hmmg ”" lr)t:'itr1ly0?g sltsw Xlioliiimdin nullgleitelif church. He was graduateli fltcym at- by Gtlv lr'llh0,lnEl)CS:l'ig.s rwfericiirgroinia "W" 3"?” WP "115 Yeah The Willson. MP3. -5- W- R035” End ' ' ' job. There has been speculation Shormom yum, breeders hpldl G d Ch I M, lantic Union. College, South Lari-lHarrv 'Rcdnooiid, Charloltetowi''v.:.h”"5'' 13 wumaml 5” 1:200-000 M”. 4- 6- M”mm3n- I 'Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Cosgro Phat h3 W1” SW31! D0515 Wml -7”5".ihe spotliglit in the beef cattle '3" mm) 0" ac -caster, Mass. in 19-19. fie took over; Wendell Wood. Pownall: Mrsfm"3' ” 30'V"cE"'5 mere"? "V"

l-Ion. A. W. Matheson, Premier.

and ll"-9, song hm-9 returnpd tn ice Minister Gar.-on. former prem-

section of the Provincial Exhibition

Cyrus Eamnv Deep Cow. com. the Fredericloii charge last fall.

jGeoi'ge MacMillwn, Comwail;

M”, i last year.

also made his official return call J R, pl I M M . . d, ier and provincial treasurer . , , 5, - d t. d V1 ..h t Elder Smith was graduated fI'0m1lEll6 Kitsoii. North River. andl -'mm--' "mid the uswmsnn St the "mt llligmiwil Wgellys isllliwlitlnrs. Mil""0b"- yeslle-Ed”artielgllbggfallfeloass m?;r;,l-?l,AEo;:;,': Deep Cove scolllshlixtlnntlc Uiilon College, South Laii-1 Georgina Tltcmpson, Marshfielti. l The Sum” 0” 9rmm9-'”910591Y 19'' iuuh Hwompwled by LL COL P- Cg5gro'5 mollmr all-5, D, . w, A dozen Senate vacancies remainiqua 1 ml-C 1 in ms Vmlous C1ag.e,vMonm-cl, gnd, - -' lcaster, Mass, in will, and from a----- 1”” (0 W9 W9559lv f3 Vuluuble ll 5 Fleldlniv M-M.. 31 did 3180 His Mathew" and all,” n.lam.(.5 on to be filled, There are such inajirlcmlmzle 1?; H Bfqcl; of Mortal. l Junior (thampioii l"0.I'n;aIe i Theological Seminary. Wasliingtoitl 'l Predicts 3 de-SWOYCV 01 FMS End mic!- Wf'l'5h1D Mayor J. D. Stewart. F. E L impending appointments as that lIl'l0l:”um.?: MI”) 53; Been he” 1,, mg cvrus Eula”, Deep cove 3.3aulyil).C., in 1949. He was pa:tor of the yyy -w--,-mw-w M: tSt. Luwreiicc scaway authorit to , . 1 r ' . E x ; d: Fredericton dtslricta before lal(lll"l

"ames slarleyr M1 Eligushma”-l Mr and Mrs. Richard Winrhes- hilnd” the fed”?-1 30V""mg'm.5'ilipamn)t Zlfaiaft-luldlfiil. tlkiitfeiailllnzllsirfl-1;znzltlral Roberts. Fairgrzuie Rose-f0V51' the 531111 Jt-mu charge lasllm -(??TE'fL”'9l53'lL.”i9e.1.n,. THE JENKINS uutlllfd 11 WW 01 Sewing mlchmelter and daughter Janice have :c- Share 1” me building 0' me "”'l'1'et mil Vrovement lit the quality ol.wood. I3” 3”” Cm?” "" 3” q”””""5 "ii tn 1857. lumell ll; mall. Mm, ll, Darl.,,,0.,,l, way. which may involve spendiiigiltlal e 3139 exhumed 'ywe,.d.h,,' Her The ten-day camp meeting endedilzardless 01' Whether such to-ODCP PHARMACY

, nftgr gpgndjl-lg their vacallon wllll 5300,000.00tl.- WE: least he” in 19”. . i - senior Champion Female Suilday night with GD. oral-len, ol ation is in. the interests of Yugo- I k

The Stelvio Pasl, with an eleva-Ilh, lane,-5 parents, Mr, and Mrs, Issues Facing Cabinet l The hone” were we” dwu-ad ,4 I D Saint John, addressing the 3udl- slavia or in harmon,v with the

tinn of 9.055 feet. is the highest A, 0, pg Glll Ambrose sll Two big transportation declsfiriis the dm'e,.em b,.eede,.sl 3gi:1t?:lFiICgl:veerllIs.xzteegaiggev-l - lance. Offerings received for camp dcsires of a peaceful naliongv he

rnrriage road in the Alps.

cj-am:--2:-ij

lirngston. a daughter, Sandra

lilvnltv. a son. Daniel Roy. Deanna"-

IIANNING-Suddenly on Aug. 10,

T'luWln.v morning at 8:45 to St

i . cation with his

l ..L face the cabinet. diet on an eight-province appeal against last springs award of

general seven per cent freight rule

Miss Imelda C. llIacGillivra,v. R. N.. who has been spending a holi- day with ool. W. J. and Mrs. Mac-

parenlgv Mr, lmdlcontlnental business for the public-

mg many ncqulllnlances wllllg heading for his summer hcme near

ll. while are his major Commons opponents, who cut into his record majority in Monday's voting but could not chop it enough to bar

loitetnwn. Their father. the ltitr Mr. Charles Young Walker. was a native of this city. but left for Western Canada as a loung,man

it was the CCF that took, the big-

ince. and in British Columbia.

iion parties, failing in a big drive in shake the Liberal grip on the bulk of Ontario's 85 seats.

, The Progressive Oonssrvatives ended with just two moi-J than their dissolution total of 48. making, rel- atively light advances in Ontario

Dearest Dadtly. just for you. Fondly remembered by Sadie.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of David W.

the first time and added one to its 10 in Alberta for a total ofgls in the new House.

Lovlngly remembered by aon-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Dixon.

.

i KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ruitsitat itoiict

l All members of the Knights of Columbus are re-

One is the V':It-'among

Showing with the island Short-l horns yesterday was the Cyrus Eat.-ll on herd of Upper Blanclford, Nova

two years. i

Champion Monarch and this ani-

Doep Cove Beauty 2nd owned byi Cyrus Eaton was the winner of tliel junior female championship and also the winner of the reserve grand ribbon. Athol Roberts show-

strong showing with a small num-

an Island exhibitor.

R. R. Bell of New Glasgow had a large number of high placlngs. He had three seconds. one third two fourths and three fifths and he won the prize for the best Shorthorn bred and shown by an

third: and a fourth. Mrs. Blake Wood. Southport. Stan Hurry of Winsloe and Allison Carr of Har- rington also It number of high

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lacln gs. (Wtampionshlpn

lv'ollowing are the champloiisliips and reserves: ' Junior Champion Male Clrus Eaton. Deep Cove mando Monarch. Gyms. Eaton, Deep Cove Scottish

Com-

lt. R. Bell, Glenburn Redwood.

, expansion tot lied n ore

5'3"" Champw" ”""'e 500. This wag the .;ecoiid annunli .A'-1'91 R”'b9”5v'TC9Ka5'de9 413- lcamp meeting held on the Glllll Cyrus Eaton, Deep Cove Beaut,v,Shm.a Camp me. l

fiat-roonl structure and a 1L.-- of Letters will be conferred on Di'.'

i .it' . cl sol ties The reniaiiis of the victims were man 100 urme” la En Ce

the dead as: , -. -,

plemelle Lavolel 3, Cgletbe La. v and then it went down. Poof. volev 5' gllormlillde Lavole, 5; "A big column of black smoke, Michel Bourassa, 6, Ginette Boui'- WON UP in N19 MT 3”” N19 9X'1 as”, 2; M”, Emlle gum-355,, 30; piosion. About three minutes later..

Emilien Fournier and two daugh-

ln northern Europe, originated lnl I

where the plane struck. said thct craft barely missed his house. i

"I Just came home from work when I heard a noise that became louder and louder," he said. "I ngured it was a plane and it sounded as if it were going to

In loving mourn; nf Dinld W. Miller. who tleltarlntl this life August nth. lilol.

Loving and true In all his ways. Upright and Just to the end of

neas said smoke was trailing from the rear of the jet but there were no flames prior to the crash.

"I was levelling ground outside my home when I heard a plane sort of sputtering and going off and Oil. I looked up and saw the Jet-it was very low-in a glide. and I thought it was going toland on my house.

"I yelled to air grandmother in the house to lie down or get out. I wu terrified The plane pulled up a bit and levelled off for about

it was dropping very fast then-

than 32,- Snid-

Mlll", ,,l,., l,.,,,,.l ".5, ,gu,.,,l and Quebec but losing groups in Isnmd exhibitor. crash into my house. M. an" y 12"" ”5'- m” M” m"' Twrlnlm H. L. Howell and son of , 1,?” my ”,"'”y W "ff Ellblml Slncerc and kind In ht-art lntl Charlottetown WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12th, is I N k h h I foundlan seats were as to e waremmd H" "mm! the big he louse. Ahedwlstt.-cotiitish a er.l "mm o e Li; 1; t, t , tepanemse o e ouses. - t . - 4 - .- ttetown and "W" 0' "M W m" '5::;l, cmm Imam. sown um. Pclgiliershvrvglh ans.” 5 aeclrazrietle. Th” caugfnnon n,,"lmm,d,,,,,,,.,--, VVlI;(hnl llventitlfttl lIIt'm0r,V he left hereby proclaimed a CIVIL halt liolidiiy. Wlltshlre No one knows the bitter pain disappointed supporters looking for ', l ' H t C 9 " - 5 ,, , . . W3 tn" 'un"m' gin” Mu 1'" "I ' Eu” in arm"! aammbm Th. n!lt3?rii:lmJeti:eOll5t11,l"l:I5ortl1 River had Tum,” Smoke Free remembered by his wife l 'L D. STEWART. Life has never been the same. mi-ey picked up tour 310. seats for one Hm mlcmz. I, nemndi mo Gerry Rm, 27, moth" e5,eq,1h N” I ' - - V; Mayor.