Shop in the’ basement. 0n the

wtweiet “Perv” . . . ll. Oil

offices and ihrremsind

MONDAY TUESDAY

IITUINS FROM OTTAWA-elk. John 0. Hyndman returned by ck yesterday from s weeks visit to ids daughter. lie. Alan Ottawa.

NOW SAFE IN INGLAND — Mrs. B.N. Does, East Royalty, hes received official lnforrneflon met

Officer B.N.

Wnrrenat nowsefeinmslehd ofwsr

HOME FOB BUBIAL e-w Mt. John Knight, teacher of electrical ggineering at Charlestovm h

‘grog, Boetomlarrived in the

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""1 it‘. féef-“lfi-lflfi ‘i? ‘u? m. ’°"°“' If" “"'“ m“ Hrs. Russell Kuts of’ Chicago, he m» remains of his

"-usrur.ow racers‘ '- Junior tlful cemetery 1,, N, ‘gaven-yeer-old son of sgt. lend. but the sou] mfiwl»

e narrow on. A solemn qu escape on Saturday efternoaln from,‘ who rernsin to

from spirit in the of h hich ' on ‘Betw- "Streeitl, worm ‘mum h Medical

wee oullvnsrlhulrarnon

Lieut. m: w . lies-error

m llrs. o. n. rm of nu ' ‘m’

“Slim e. them

ng Be With You?’ and the Netionel Anthem, o very pleessnt evening wee brought s m close.

The four-dgy Spring Carnival et th Cheri ttetovrn Armouries,

e o hlch closed Ssturds wee yooenpietemegccess"

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ulmerineonthis

surrenderedto i. “mm”, ‘Illll

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r 1E . £55

. . _ of A St; also Mr. and Mrs. 3.0. Myers, 92 willow St.

___; l —BEDU'ILDING Inlet - 1L but"; Mr. HA. Jelly, Olsen whose two Sinclair. chsiensn the n,“ 541-, g gioregwvracozhnplete doeuwedgym‘ 9h: sifted-being eprieoiler in Iflfbfl WOIR ll . ,' S??? $1‘: ‘m: contractor n Mr. lime drown Sat/urdsy contributed Wm” M w“ ' w‘ William Meggison-s. greatly to its Success. sou 1s nrsErtsTzn-Mrs. 1L Th r. Rilev, Belle River, hes received

-INJUBED m ACCIDi-NT- Kinsmen Club. official word that her son, Mrs. Edna Matthews of Sllnmer- Ladies Auxiliary John M. Riley has been side was admitted to Prince Coun- the Indies‘ Auxiliary of from | German rison ,; . ty Hospital yesterdnv afternoon glon. It wee the second yesr the is now in the Uni n; following a motorcycle eocidenton camivel wee held and the results Lt. Riley has been ' a dirt road near Bedeque. She were described es "very eetisfec- over two years. was suflerln from lacerations tor " in both cases _ —CONGRATULATIONS — Con-

end loss of hood. he following sre the prlzeswon

‘ end the names of the winners: mtulstions are being extended to

w,‘ - K. 0F C. SING SONG - Spools-l Genersl Electric refrkeretcr. . end Mrs. Colin B. Waugh,

l» - Y < .- numbers at the Bundev nieht sins M11 J- W- Stewart. 12o Cumber- Wilrnot Volley on the til-tn of s s song st the Knlgh of Columbus land Street; $59 - son, George Brian in the Prince

valopment, un Wu 25's wondsrfudlu

If?

es lee-mil that W“. , the entire lol we: covered n“ y“ be” ___°°_mp_1et'“' rence. .

élllhe blue broke out shout

_ ock and ot t rug until almost t: illolsreulslymtfbhflgied ‘new of Mm‘ John n‘ “cm '

mm“ n“ _ who pened sway st er new? in-loeatiill the rm 1:: dtlle Eff; ,‘f,‘,','}°,,§,.“,‘"w1f,°°,§,.§"§{‘°°§f sm° filmed m”"“°"7 m“ gay morning from St. Micheelh

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es nn 6d 1.”.- “e633 that the parent wee saved.

Mr- George R. Keefe. wholesale sern wsnnnvo amvrvsns. wes elected yesterday as All! — Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Nickel‘-

A. MacKinnon, 3% lus n Street;

hut last night inolu ed vocal solos by Miss Helen Roach, Mis Aldene Arscnalllt and Wrtliter Barry's Bug“- dgll, *0 S0180 0H6 llpp Ballantyne, violllr selce-

County Hospital on May 29, 1945

$25 War Savings Certificates, Mat- tie Jennings. 163% Great George Street; s10 War Savings Certificat- es. G. Brown, Summerside; Mrs. l.

coma’ cill

' y un - of ___ “s Mr. rlvlggon ha?’ or —-IEASBURING NEWS-Mr. a mp’ ° "- Mrs. John F. Perry of Skinnlenre vows‘ Th‘ a’

McCormac,

Ward a majority_

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over son were receiving congratulations laundry from their many of m day. on the occasion of their fif- mer Jessie MacDonald of Orepeud. 346 fur tieth wedding anniversary.

friends yester-

80th, glednees to many of and relatives. Lt.. Coifimsn grandson of Mrs. Barman, the for-

it §§§§§§s

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Sutherland. 25 Hillel-lore street; 8A5 WnrnSavlngs CCIPtlflCtBbES, Mary , ML J saw, rsenau , 99 Gerad Sreet; Mrs. ggflgfllrlmqgiifdhlugym D038“? am J. . Simpson, Summerside; Mrs. My Mfmd Aicxenmm, M, D3 P. Blanchard, City Hospital; Mrs. l _ Nobmm was mast/er of cerem°mes_ gnomes Whegéi, 122 Elm Avenue;

l ___ onle a tch re" %nlmrlr%l:llm

_ n we , . up 3 1.1'.P§2l""§e'$es.e.°".r Tdllméfi“... Street: mu gum’ its» v-lw. ‘ ' the Canadian corvette ‘Phorlock M1‘- 3554!" ‘ Mflhrvflle- 317 ’ in addition to Elmer Costello or’ “m” Street: PM" ($15 vllue) Charlottetown previously mentlcn- 5mm"! Wright, 28 rlghtonRoad; 0d when she accepted the sur- Fanny (5% value) E1933" Field‘ render of a German submarine

nz. 122 Upper Prince Street- door recently, included L-stewardRalph galnwsnver (“$970M dmmwd b7 Ledrd of Charlottetown and three - - eddl

Wellner, won by e

other Charlottetown men, Herve? Benign!’ a wewnoum street- nnis, nd McMahon and An- i

ldatérlson, ifhtlsc full names could tholmrclooo Wilprlflsilmlclpi-Wd 1X1 not be obtained last night. hefd yegtrgl?“ Praefgllgg St. Dunstarfs Basilica, the color- ful procession was to in numbers by the Holy Redeemer congregation joining t at Rich- rnond Street.

Parish societies with their many coloured banners added much to the pageantry of the solemn pr.»- cession. The CA (B) T.C. band was in attendance end member of the Kni hts of Columbus, Fourth Degree, orlned s guard of honour to the Blessed Sacrament,

The Solemn High Mass at 10 back

gclxcksflfis celebrated by gleeRev.

~ - "n. 88515964 V- K- the International Red Cross, to ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carter, 5~ McMlll-Bfl 88 5906011 and the bring medical supplies and food Suffolk, has recently been honour- Rfiv- HOWE"! W181"? 8! Sllb-deflv- parcels to camps no longer aoces- ably discharged from ti“ QWAQ °n- m! EXWIIFIIOY 318110!) Bvyle sible by rail. Among them is Pte. after serving for two a d l hlf carried the Blessed Sacrament Louis Francis Trainor, whose years. Sgt. MacNeilPs llxusbgnd ll and W" "BMW the Rev J. mother, Mrs. Loretta Trainer. lives still on active service after serving:

at 265 Dorchester Street, Chllr- for four years in the E.C,N,V_R,,

171/ . W’. McGuigan and the Rov. J1EE. ogllglellyrlaster of ceremonies was lottemwn “rm”, the Rev. n. s. Dougan and the lvronsrm smtnruo. _ Jeuysnyxxiodmqivldh - °d m” °’ d” for the occasion was Department Store st O'Lesry which in mg,“ m‘ romp“ ‘mm m" gas totnllvh destgoyleg dby fire goalie e n15 EKG, ave CC C t0 YE- . pen; Mr. William Meggison is the blllild-l mo, 3111:: contmtblleskllizgg $11025

by thI RSV. J. W. MC- . .. l l’. (l . . Tmhceman U‘ the Town o, Ken cxiicgrlllllilcoglld? or}: the wiring, gwmmaxzmggireogfiplfltgxgmmim

esmrda Sovereign Grand Commander Smgrtrcllnlg vlvrls th°e°“g§d'§§v ‘Court 8% D~G~ Mcnwmim 33m #198116 and heating contractors. The stare rggmrrlerside before Judge lows. w?“ “W” "1 “NM 55- "Id is to be of modem structure sn- n. l. t. on» == ~ ~ ~ “t. mmvtcsenv‘ n“.2§?fi"i’%’l“‘“°‘€t“ “t°":="‘~ gauged by the alleged unlavv ul amved Pflday evening . ihg “n; 1 rgug cu. an seam l closing of the plaintiff's slaufihl" Satmday “m, the "mum ea "K P“ “W118i The!‘ Pl!" I , in the Y ll 8-H to continue in groceries, furniture, I house vlvllicglmaig lépgfiteldad prevblinformal dinner nt the Charlotte- clothing and other 1mm Truth. i’: evménce was recaned town Hotel at which Mr. La. hlin ~ ___ " €.““.i..“.‘.§..e and this finlshodthe mesh» v r c?» rmv. rm. SOMERS m TOR- ‘l gasp for the lalntifl. The first 3M 9 ONTO - In addition to having . witness m. J1. degendenu was 3”‘ ipreached in the historic church of I Alfred McKay and he was still on St. Paul's, Hamilton, on May 2'1. f the stand when court adjoumedl Rev. T, H. B. Somers, occupied the - ~n | pulpit in Knox Church, Toronto, ' m“ m“ mm“ g‘ where the assembly is being hold last Sunday. Next Sunday, As- sembly Sunday. he will prench at High Park, Toronto; while on Sun- day l'Tth he will, by invitation from Rev. Dr. Donald, occupy the

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beautiful gilt; in): IICIIVES DEGIII e- At the sntiel cheque from recent vocation ises of Mrs, Emma, shun; McGill University on May 30th, the Mass" e150 a beauty“; degree of Master of Arts wee con. dd h‘ Pg?‘ Sig“; fined on Evelyn l". gran eug er, we; u“ crth . of Alleton, Mess.

n, n5 by Mr. AlftCd MCKI$TIIQY

Pond, near Tignish,‘ have received 5 Music for the general sing song

a telegram from their son, PO. J. F, Lloyd Perry that he had land- ed in England May zstn in the best of health, after being a pris- oner of war since Aug. 5th, i944.

-vrsrrs m rrmnou . " _ M.“ Mummy o! ' R a B,“ iflAt six oclook Mass ls viei in Bedeque the 01;,“- M, -Kee,%,a‘{§ “{- '- guest of Mrs. nie Noonan. Mrs. ‘ _____ ‘l’ °°°t¢¢ MacAulay is the former Maud Goodwin of that place. This ‘Ls heir first -visit to her former home in twenty years-S

» Whiz: received iliBJuiLt

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FUNERAL YEQTEIDAY _- funerel of the late John 0mm “"81"” "f W'- 111d was held yesterday afternoon from wwlm" “m” Rum“-

tn n ~ —-—- oife,.1§§m§;u%'m§,"; f,““f'§,‘,°°'f“Ms‘;‘r nscnrvss sen News - Mn. some» -= h» he» h mo‘ irm“:..::“:.":l*. %.‘.':..."::"lti “ma; elelrilducted by m’ M" I‘ J- sister, Annie Matilda, Mrs. Daniel MacNsughton. after s short illness gt Dug: mflesll; Her litre-band psi;- “Wd ‘hrletvh- 1h- lf°§§§vlved°$y o§§v°i.'.ltllye°§“neel° m ‘m’ P°°P1°$ 9""- mond of this Cit/y, Daniel. §§‘“'ii“"°“"t 15min m... m. r, orgsre ., s. er of Melville, Sack.

HOME 0N LEAvE-GCOPQC HUI. resldm“ Mm" ard, who has been a risoner of

ies Vere. Living- groorn on behalf of the thanked all for their lovely" irwitod ell to visit them their new home. After bounc-

~ n. x ti§*‘§l“"“" " "“"°’l'i>*~ Ill-l»

A our Jioshltsl jMr.

n are the following Prince Edward 197 P113‘? B08071-

Island names-Faculty of Agricul- Friends of Mr- Lawrence Heh- will? ture B.Sc. (agn) third year -_ n. hessey will be happy to hear. he my

H. Bagnnll, cnel-lottowwn, w. s. l! resting comfortably at his home ' Hodgson, Charlottetown, n. Robin- fcllowihs e heart attack which 5|)“, Chgrlqttetown, 33o second he suffered while at hie office Set- year (H. Ec.) — M, J. Mitton, Sum- . . (H. Ec.) third year -F. I. Bourke, Charlottetown.

RETURNED T0 ENGLAND _ ‘Thirty-two Canadian risoners of war who since early arch have been driving over bomb-riddled Ger-

llle I,

l I lac, NB“ e son, gem." c“: NANTBS-At Hospital June 8811.95 Hoganiaeéllldl rm". Ilédngevld. u o tewwn‘

(EN-In the c

May 26th, 194e, g0 Damien

l slosumrrlzn AS MODERATOR l ~Rcv, Dr. wllllom Orr an l minister of Melville Presbyterian Church, Weslmount, Que, former- ly pastor of St. James Church- Cllrlrlotiletown, has been nolfllllafivfid by ihc Presbytery cf Lannlarch ruld Rellfrcw, Ont“ xls MOGEPBWT of the General Assembly. ‘The | nomination was unanimously‘ 681' ried at a. meet of the Predvybe- - ry held last wee at NW-

| -—-ROTARY DiEETING v— M158 - Eleanor wheeler, RN. lmbllc health

nurse for Summerslde was the 65l- speaker at the mleetins 0‘ the um‘ merside Rotary Club Whmh w“ held on Sntluday. Sh” $5" 9'“ m‘ tcmsting talk 0n mt W°Yk °f ‘ public health nurse and on crippled children. Senator B.W. K017125011 “'35 the only guest. Next week t We will be an inter-club moetinfl i“ Charlottetown on Tuwday- 4-

-CASE CONTINUES-The case of George W. Wadman vs. Town n! Kenslngton and Alfred McKay.

btiewpn l" It end

urday mornl (nee

spending a week in the guest of her sister-in-lcw, Mrs. Ernest Carter.

The many friends of Mrs. Wil- E. Stevenson, Pleasant Vel- d to leam she is

an operation . Hospital. 5st- Kathleen MacNeill, daugh-

CB1‘

Jose l ith himd utsspenbqllrng m; m‘ i cove w r per-en , . en fig}; rwlllgll," Retire! John Mn. John Howard, of Margate. m] Alyme. liam Connick, Taking into consideration the ex. mam 1 us. John ‘Irainor. erlences he has passed through,

- n the church cemete e is looking well snd epfaeers lg

__RECEWES WORD _ w. cm‘ be in reasonably good hes

“m” MMAII-vlflhd o! Tyne Valle -x. or c. error omcnns- not received the following teiogl-qg m. J. Henry Gaudet was elected s wit}, Grand Knight for the coming yeer mo, Leslie which commences July 1' at the prgvjgusjy annual meeting of Summerslde 1n Mum’ Council, Knights of Columbus on fepgffed as Tuesday even . The esent 111111115 u, m, due Grand Knight, . r. Y0 . MacAusland joined mnald- fwd“- lvhe Emu‘ two yen-g am and w,“ other of! oers were also elected: overseas lest yer. Hooves mm,“ Deputy Grand Knight, J. Elmer in the fighting in Normem Hound Murphy; Chancellor, Rev. Joseph 0n May m; 111s she“ which m_ Trainer; Recorder, W.A. Cameron; jmed hlm mo‘; have been one o, Treasurer, Henry Wedge: Advo. the 133$ gnu, 11nd,“, hm may cete, J. S. DesRcches- Ward , having enlisted at the out.

m?) Bllllfld byteigevhw. _ con u , Brave. Tileiaallbgelsers were {many “an .0! [DAY CONVENTION DELEGATE — Mr. H, C. Bohaker, leaves today for Hanfllton. Ont... where he will et- Jtsndum théhsnnbuals corlvléntion of the "a M or em o - e 1,5 - - Canada. as the Charlottetown Jenn. steam’ n’ an‘ W’. Ulds Junior Chamber's official repre- eentetive.

CAPT. BILL BURNETT RE- TUBNS-Among the assengers by the S. , Pasteur arrived e Halifax yesterday was Capt. W. R. Burnett, Char- lottetown, of the Headquarters Company, North Nova Scotie High- landers, who has been st the front since D-Day, June 8th, 1944. He overseas for over four

Sem- inter-

Ml‘. and‘ Mrs . d '

srs sl>ni‘fl"°"s°v§&““§°“- as. 104e, to w. d m.

iii-kw MARBIAGIS gums - llroo , y , me ' Rev. n. wqlmy futjhmfluqq l," filielbeih Gills of 1mg wh Roland oortnou- M

HEY/DIE OI ngw Shéll fragment b16815". Pbe

Home!

has _5_ Jerry pouoette- mside Ted d the wer. °“ Kfi

___ Outside ___ v —0FF!CIAL V m" - ATIINDING CONVENTION - ' Sovereign are, ‘SPLAT Sevaal- prominent island men have been ettending the conval- o .

season, to

nd Cormne-ndor D.G.

f t Rite oi’ Canada ndsi and a] ogfsmoefd pximtouewll‘ who has been visltlrlg the " 73° was in ‘= alvple of what that

trehscortotlon. if those cal-loads

‘ j - by appointment by

WV?“ isht. on; J_. Henryopetlaget wes peenmm sesdon it qiimentvillzfgNdfiSe. com. or post wee . ose n ng

mittee to be in charge of the en- frun {he Island were: Capt N W.

had been nu °° Incas ' ' .- m“ °“ m‘ m“ ‘° °' Pwvwvh- As Wt or the w- llilll"? ‘fé°'ellll°e‘élfi‘e°l‘tfllt"t"lil 5.2335" fir‘. “lfilte"‘,°“lr‘é“.‘f’"if.lo

would have taken 5 extr tri of the car ferry. Another ‘itmpoggantl §€ggiish%°°m‘e;g°“ wlfhhme V15" roceeds of the recent card party Major I-LH. Court. all of Char- matier in connection with this 10MB‘ meeaiaiae niegglrrllecrzeg. Fol- m giro corrrkvent fiiugsslixslst lottetown, and M.P. Titus, Sum- 1111191‘ e e we o . menu! , fires held st $1: Clifton Hotel when gmutjon, | '

. Arthur wson, ‘rryon, Grand Master presided. -.s. runner. ssnvrcls - The _ _""' funeral of Pte. William H. Byers Adalggigdfsdanifniilr? — Miss was held yesterday morning from m“ Mac - fits e1‘ c Mr. Ncr- his late residence, so King Street, me‘ m MT-mdnga ummmlde and to st. ' Basilica, when ° 5- 01¢“! his arrived Requiem anon Miles wee celebrated “w” ‘m’ wmvletihs her senior by Rev. x Mdmnlen, wne also con- yea: at Acadia University, Wolf- 4mg“; sefvjce M», m, gmvm 111.1

e Blve an ex- means in terms evening ntion

the Charlottetown. Course Senator John E. Sin-i

l - clair fspringfildw inch I WNW“ FRmAY-“Q "m" of m: tour e a‘ We i 4

Milli‘ m3

ml of the late Gwrse CHM" W" Yesterday/the Sovereign Grand held Fuldfly mvmi"! “N” half,‘ Conlnmnder attended mornim ser- rosidgncie of gltlieeillnlcggmttgawnl at the Kirk do: Strelomes and 177 y ney . ' n e afternoo e went oni

'0 s? P1393‘ chllrchl Seven Mme n tour of the ezstem g. on oil thfif g/figgg-egl stlvilrméifoelqefland st. tPallL Bus". “lure Requiem “l?” Mass Province. Mr. Fhauk \'srfidcr6°1“°,'be<nome to resume sduetyflgts s:

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.. . . t Re . w.v. MtsIJl-llllallzdblxlllgealjszs lgbndugtodtlle “m” w,“ be James on Sunday, 34th in . service at the grove. The Pe-l- neld in Sllirnmemide for the Scot- EVENING A-“UXHJARY Th "wollhwlcht thet the bcnyers were: Arthur Green, Dsn- fig] ma; and on Tmway m. ma!“ monthly meeting a thguglazlghillr tzplegpmw vme N S when she received h" hearse w” preceded W . mm‘ c wra ' ' ' 1m. Evening Auxiliary of the W.M.S. news to lmnv people. During last “m” °' BMW" °l Sciflwe "hearty. in charge of Sgt-Major Matthew Lea, t e 11th Armoured

IUNIlAL AT MT. STEWART... The funeral of the late Archibel Griffin wee held from his late res- idence, Mt. Stewart, yesterday morning to St. Andrew's Church where requiem h h mass was sul bywthe pastor, v. T. Campbel w elso conducted services at the grave. Interment was in the church cemetery. Six sons of the deceased eoted es pallbearers. homely, A bert, Maurice, William, Frank, Pius and Percy Griffin.

IJLGA. BUILDING PLANS- fins for betlhle‘ nemfeléf-A. build; ere su will!’ =1

e meet of the building commit- tee, the erd of directors, and all other stendi committees of the Associations. emuel Nock of the

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period of operation from l9 to June 3, an aver- m of 175 people were employed

= v it‘¢“°°‘i§‘“'M°li§l.°h€2€i§l.M§§§ we m chew“- ;‘ c clrvl e, fl . l v» h or *v,§,§=,-g,,11m-<>=;eh,,qti.‘fiii.‘lpf.’éli.l’d.e°iti.ffil.;“fitei“ no; so ,3,“ tsttsonvs. ‘scwzzss. 1:: M. s... ,., W BIG 8 B W - 0WD 0G ' 06H H8 E I lng with the president, Mrs. George win ffilldwshlp to do eseamh work in “M” w’ M’ 5m" “m” m“ u“ nutrition st Dalhbusie University and she will take there on September

tho church cemetery.

Patterson presiding. Devotional per. {ad was conélulated JbyAMxlés “Mabel

acLeod an rs. . . a eson, following up ‘the study of “The ggesinlngfofi PggyerflthTltie business

550T! 0 0W . w wen y- ve members and five visitors respond- ing to roll call. The chapter from the study book “West of the Date Line" was given in u ndensed form ‘b flew“). Methelson, dead , ea e res a es on "Missionary Cullrent Events". Meet- ing closed with Mizpah Benedic- tion. Following this a social hour, at which Miss Marie MscDougall, deaooness was guest of honor, was enjoyed by ell present. Miss Edith Douse made an impromptu speech expressing appreciation of MsoDougalPs assistance given so freely whenever called upon, and .prese.nted her with a smell gift as a parting remembrance from the Evening Auxiliary. Lunch was serv- |ed by the social committee, of nspvhich Mrs. J. L. Douglas is con- venor.

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pheees of the breeding and flnill , WIDDING BELLS -- Trinity those United Church, Charlottetown, was Louie Dougen, W" the Mm c! i weddihe. May 11. ducted the service the officials when Audra Les, daughter oi-Mr. The pgllbeusfl liehibttion. He and Mrs. . R. Keenan, Murray we", Dguglgg qqg, mob“) potatoes; River. was united in marriage to 19m wunm 1555mm“, " mph todr Bivwinfl smsbC 1. Hang Maclean, R..C.A.F., son R1885’ Jun“ Mc°we_ Ingqymm; lfllGhflflf with many potato o Mrs. ecclla Maclesn and the 1n m, mm", Qlthonc gmemy, , late Mr. H. G. MaoLean of Hope- gh‘fl°¢m°wn_ " A‘ 5 yqun‘ mgn, ho w“ bognlnwell, NS. Rev. T. E. McLennan 01- . .i__ wgunded under he.” enemy militery HENRI Mid “Chtid. Th6 btldi’! W88 QUWZIQG lfi FUN‘EAL ‘In mllgoy. _ mo‘ "l" Wmm" m“ “mawh” “m” “’°°‘ °' "l "m" m funeral of the 1m Ilse. John "When it was decided to move time so be ioned with lsvslier nee lne and R" Mom,’ a w" Mm y the comfiany to e more advantage-i 411"“ "w b““"fl,"“ ‘km’ Wm‘ mm“ m” morning rom he: is“ regidmoo ous posi on, Pte. Head volunteered H“ wow" “xvi nlgsegoreTge cggsgheffiflfdf Mmoov. m at’ Mlch.d’. chumh’ t?xregfn|aln bghifz: to take ca" o! 1 ad | h“ m“; ves . - s s ous sre er cues. was have recev s wre s Wtm no children w rule M- W“ "i" °°'°"" K">"="' M" filTeffinlTiff°ofiffiffii flaw-t t» w» below 1t w» ~- riage.