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MRS. Joiriv-Ihooulvrzai.

A- Tilele passed away at he; hm“, l lo, on 3. Mrs. l ohn J. O'Connell after an 11in"; i 0f several months which she bore with great patience. l Mrs. 0‘Connell was attended 1n her last illness by Rev. Fr. Crowley Hilly Redeemer Church, ofwhich she was a faithful member.

The fllllerfll. which was largely attended, took place on Wednes. day, December 6th to Ho] Church, where Requiem 1418b Mass was celebrated by Rev.

Pr. Crowley. Interment was in the _Roman Catholic Cemetery. rave were conducted . Callaghan of Fort Augustus. her former pastor.

She leaves to mourn. her sor- WWAIIB husband. also one brother - and two sisters: John W. Stewart of Halifax; Mrs. Edward Hughes, of Dromore, P. E. 1., and M: JphhBurke, of Waterviile, Me.

Owen Baird. Thomas Riggs. Joseph k

Cumrniskey nnd Hugh Trainor.

Tile large number of mass cards, letters and messages of sympathy bore testimony of the high esteem ill which she was held by all who knew her and she will long be re- membered for her friendly manner and her kindly smile made her a favorite of all. and it can be truly said she was a noble woman. May her soul rest in peace.

Card Of Thanks

I wish to extend sincere thanks .to ail my neighbors, frie ds relatives, for the many Mass Cards and letters of sympathy received in my recent sad bereavement. JOHN J. OTJONFQ-llblil

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ALBION SCHOOL CONCERT

The pupils of Albion School pre- Christmss concert. The school house and tree were nicely ‘decorated by the pupils and teach- ler, Miss Mary McCarron.

Achairman and the foliowini DIO- granl was carried out. cuorus, Christmas Eve. school- Welltlllllé. Mérnrillglrmll- Rec ta on, opua on its“; l '

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MERRY MINISTIILS February

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MT. ALLISON VARSITY team will play fllbnlzlliegianrl M ___' l '2'“ Mr. and Mrs. ‘V. M. Hudson and M0035 y, Mqpgop 1,11; ‘l-lll family wish to thank friends and

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be cloud ll d “all relatives for many kindnesses ex- wgqnflqly ‘yo, n.5,; “d tended to lhern during their recent l_3°_3ll ibereavement.

lhierosgans nTIFEsToIn will be. and ‘also? °’°“ m" ‘mffdili’, IN MEMORIAM

THE ROGERS Hardware Com- ill be

Deny Limited w closed ali| "R- W-v WEST day Thursday and Friday. Febrw, i My i and z for stocktaking. W. 1W. there

December lqbllllpassod peacefully to his eternal _i rest, the late W. C. West. at the THE WOMEN“ MUSIC CLUB home of his daughter Mrs. V. M. presents the opera “La Bchcme" Hudsm- 5*" ‘wards- 0n me screen. P.W.C. Hail, Mon- 9°" 1" Ymik l" 1W he W” the y. . s. Show: 1 and o. Adults wgafilflgljccilftgégiciflmi; lg"? 1f"- 35 cents - '~' ry v a pace. ' _ _ In 1880 he entered Prince of ,. -+ "‘ “' l¥.%‘*§..3‘;“t‘;a“ii." .i.’:='..i.°.is:i*d OLICE COURT-I th Poll ' on mono.‘ a r§5‘i¥.‘“i.§. ”3.‘if.?..é§?.%‘l°’l.3‘°iZ-".i$ maimed INSET)’ case was further‘ gem, school was Vmepled and remand"! “mu m9 6m °E "hm" there he excelled ill il char ary. and a drunk and disorderly (mum we, l, pellod“ cl “Ella?” i°.'.“.'.'l“‘t‘....““iii.:i°.z“l;.2l*i'-..t‘ i535.‘ '13:. siwiageei we??? his bail _bond of o.oo estreated .l..i§’.,,‘..,k°.,,sl,,g‘fl filaclim’ “m” and n ewnd drunk was Riven a- rn 1884 he married Isabelle Mel- thirty days suspended sentence. An lish, daughter or the late Geo Mel- Exclilse case was adjourned for a lish, Union Road, Kings Co.'. who wee . lpredecensed hurl by three years. -—-— l On leaving Ne Pen, h b . AIEMIPEBANCE EDUCATION came principal cf ‘Montague Sizhogl, DISCUSSED — The teaching of and made a record bv having his tenl-perance in the public schools entire class of wenty pass en- of the P ce was discussed

trance to P W. C. In i887 he yesterday at a luncheon meeting wmlillied with a request that he of the education committee of 'he teae at Union Road. lot 33, Prime Edward Island Tefnpgfrance where he taught for three years Federation held at The Cnarlotte- i bringing hi8 Career as a teacher to town. A plan was drawn up fol-la. cose. Always embracing new submission to the do artmerll. onmethvde. conscientious education but its detahs were notfwsh. he knew the pleasure of made pllbllm _ having many professional lncn

sllaice his hand and thank him fcr mo. PRODUCTION-Jillian; i... the foundation been a levelling of! in egg produc- their “Ether tion in this Province in the past ‘he m“ °E learmnil» week. it was learned yesterday,‘ I“ 190° he Wen“ i1 89119111 followlng a Mendy cllmh slnce me store at York Station. built up e. m.“ or me yen“ Prlces Show “we large! trade‘. and conducted a change. Rural grading stations an‘; “S “cs5 ‘mm

are haying producers 29-32 cents delmrllfrimlxlglm °inilllflgmrflreigchégg

er dozen for rade A-lar e. 28 for

p medium. 255s for a. agnd 16-18 3d°°?,‘§,,°‘,§ 115mg ‘l§‘§"l‘,‘§§lg5‘§“°" c~ charkmeww" 495k" a" ressini; their regard for him d3: paying up to five cents per dozen m, m; mam, yell“ ll,“ he lml mm 101' ease dellvered- Their spent among thrm and tendering quotations are. 34-35 for A-iarge, best wishes for years to ccme. Bl 19 for A-medium. H for B. 20 for the same time presenting‘ him with C- a beautiful pipe and cane. in the

midst of a lin" e other s'r. PETEIUS CATHEDRAL-The friends and relatiiig/rs. z m“ or journed annual meeting of the Following his retirement he went congregation of St. Peter's Cstlled- to live with his daughter at St. ral was held on January 29th in Avanris, where he has been living the Parish Hall. There was a lgiuch quietly since that lime. In failing larger attendance than usual and health for some time. he became after the meeting refreshments bedfflsi- early in August and the were served by the Ladies Guild. End was not unexpected- Various committees presented re- m! W85 B m" and “X11916 life. in ports of their activities durinlg the ‘PM’? Yea" he iflvflllled. Ebmflwhat "an A resolullon ol app,“ Ellen visiting points of nstoric interest ~13 gypsily, w; warlord c,» tartar. ii:.§*;:2:ii::&.i.§;°ii: M s Farcou for e rea ~ ‘ ~ i * ~ l“ service ‘hendemd Rby her tog the h drmtlivgls P"°V1l'.‘”~" . nmmsely church and hopes were expressed gilfgwu? m lEifllglsh “emem- W" for her speedy recovery. The meet- of rlgmg Wei] gageffflz ‘Ifioéléfnfige m5 w“ the“ “dimmed m meet ed tBklI-‘IB a keen lhteregt in wgldd on the second Monday in April. at “fall. mld l“ the no le ab u. which time certain committees will mm “énlbylnl, me ‘lrleglllshlp "o; "m" °“ 915m m‘ °"l'r'“nizau°n persons of all crccds and classes and lmpmvemmt- The P7556“ M‘ his door was always open and his Me's Wm n" thch‘ varmus hand at all times outstretched in BBPRCMC! "m" E319"- bountiiul kindness to those lzss -———-—-i fortunate tilsn he. For many years his lawn was frequented by hund- reds of birds of varied species, coming ill search of focd and never disappointed.

and thor-

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till’ to the esteem in which he was hed by thosegvho knew him. lie leaves to mourn one smier. Mls. Ann Saunders, l-Justcn Street, One daughter Mrs. V. M. St. Avards; five grand- Robert West. veteran

(By The, Associated Presr-l i OHUNGKING. Jar.. ?9—-A Chinese v Central News dispatch publishetlwglté; here today charged lilhiat solne l d?“ 519:6 rl ' - B“.‘l...'.‘.".‘2“iii‘. is... Y = “i Add. n». The dispatch said a crew ofimm" C AF- “" D“ Wm‘ “all wa found aboard a “p. em Air Command Headquarters. “ml 5 whl ll made n larval; Vancouver, B, C.; Hope Evelyn, St. anese Dime u E-l western slim Avards: Victoria Isabelle and An- lflfidlnl! mi“ vb“ H, n ll? nie. Mrs. Harri‘ Mellisli. Chur- kmn! “m! “d 9°“ a e p lottetown; also one great grand- oner. daughter Janet Louise Meliish. ‘ Funeral services on Sunday, Dec-

n be‘ 3i t, conducted by

ln Memorlam gxelwlJ. SA. Nicholson of York were held in the Cutcilife Chapel.

Citv and in York United Church, both were well attended. Ili_Chal'- lptgelt “Rock of Ag "' mid “A

In and but loving merrier; of a dear husband rind father. ""19! H. Caaeley. who departed this life January 31st, 1944.

At home on the beautiful hills of‘ ‘

By the valley of life so fair.

Some day. same time, when tasks are done,

With joy we shall meet him there,

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Tho gate; of heaven were open, l Toiielpllealand

A gentle voice said “come" ma; uplnm.

And with farewell ivoril unspoken “on. [all u”

Be calmly entered home. purmemolllcnl ~ j _,,.--' Wife and Family. _ - ~ ' .

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1939 JANUARY 31st 1M5‘

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York “bead Kindly Light," God Our Hill "Guide Me O ova/ti."

Archie place in York Cemetery.

Card . of Thanks

Mrs. D. J. Carmichael and fam- ily. wishes thank all their neighbours and frie ds ho slated than ment, also those who sent Ma e, Cards and utt pathy, Spirit/uni Boquete

The f Cards, etc.

Mrs. Carmichael and family. s. J. Daze, MOnElLiL.

Mr. and Mrs. Dimcsn Carmich- ael, Halifax.

Mr. and MN. J. C. Ennis, J. Greenfield.

Duncan and Ben Cannichen. Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis, Six, Greenfield. and Mrs. John Msclntflx. Cardigan.

Mrs. J Aiberry Plain Margaret MacMiilan Gregorian Manes) Providence, '

Mr, John D. Carmichael. i. Fall Rive)‘. Mass.

ton. Alta. Miss Genevieve Edmonton, Alta

arnily, Pinehurst, Mass.

he McLaughlin bury. Mm- . Mr. Henry McLaughlin, Char- ttatown

LAC. J. W. Carmichael, R. C A. R, 0v

Wank Elliotvale

Ann, michael,

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Mr. and Mr

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Elliotvale

Mr. Vernon .

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MacNeill. Vernon River. Margaret Murplly, Char- lottetown.

Mrs. Albert Murphy, Charlotte-

wn. Mr. William Rieddin, Charlotte-

wn. Mrs. Marcella O'Donnell and Teresa, Charlottetown

Mrs.

Mrs.

er. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maclntyre. Ronald McPhee.

Mr. and Mrs. James Atkins. Mt. Stewart.

Miss Helen Bell. Halifax.

Mr. Alex Fioote. Halifa

Noredyne Aviation G 101, Montreal.

Mrs.

treal. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Donovan, Morell.

Mr. and M Giiloan. Hun Riv

Mr. and Mr East Royalty.

LETTERS AND CARDS OF

SYMPATHY

Selkirk. Mr and Mrs Bear River.

Sister Convent. Sister Teresa. Mount St. Nlary. Mrs. “t cl Marsh. Sister St. Martha, Kingston. Onl. Patricia Kelly, Mount St. Malys. Charlottetown. Mr. Olivcr S. McNeili. New J. Lester Domzins, M. .,

Mr. Ludlow Jenkins, hlarshflcid. ' m Reddin, Charlotte- _

MacComlack.’ Ecl-

Hon. Ottawa.

Mr, Wilila

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lVlJ. A. monton, Alta. Miss‘ Jerllevieve

LAC. J. W. Carmichael. Overseas‘ James Atkins, Mount Stew-

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Miss A. A. MacDonald. Little Mary Clarkin. Boston. Mass.

Hairy and Bums Rogers, Hall-l lvlrrzs. n. J. Csmlichuel, Albany!

Mr-

Pond.

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Mrs

River, Mass. Mr. and Mrs Daniel MacMlllan and family. Providence, R. I

Mrs. Katherine Praught, lothtizrtown. P. E I

. and lntyrc and Mr. M. .

REE BAHA '1 LEC “IN SEARCH 0F MATURITY”

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MRS. ROSEMARY SALA 0F MONTREAL

Queen Hotel Parlor. Wednelflfly. January 81, 8:15 P. M.

Paul's rum...

in Ales Past" and 1:10)! Great Jeh- Mueic was under the cap- able snd sym athetlc directions of his grand nep ew. Mr. Arthur Ves-

The Charlottetown Army cadet; Will Sponsor a Moving Picture “Sunday Dinner for a Soldier” Prince Edward Theatre, Feb. 5th 6th 7th

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. I .1. ieozifiliu 8th Army Lines 0n {Italian Front

ROME, Jan. 29 -— iCPl —~ Tm command in Itakn

erscas. l and Charlie Carmichaehl Clara and“) Robert Car-

Ann and Gertrude ‘Cannichael, Montreal. ltgfrds. Peter Carter and family, 48

Mr‘. and Mrs. and family. Silmmerville Captain William Sigsworth, New or

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McAulay, St. Teresa. Mr. and Mrs John Whalen and family, liiliiotvale. Mr and Mrs. M. J. Kelly and

Wallace .\‘i.'icNeil1.1

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CARDS OF SYlllPlYfllY Mrs. Cailum Bruce, aiontasue Miss Isabel Curran, Boston, Mass. ' ‘ . Slsylvestcl- Perry,

Mrs Reginald Walsh. The Walsh Fhrnily. Ellie r. an Mrs. J. W. M and faintly, Elliotval Mr, E lsses Mooney. Peakes. Mr

. and Mrs. Thomas Curran, stmreresa.

lvllss laveiyll I Glll

Miss ‘inelma O‘Dollneil, Char- pl. and Mrs. L Hughes. Bas- Mass.

playing considerable interest in the LAC. Matthew Redmond. dLepCsition of British 8th

Rcddinfltroops along t

he now-quiet Genie , iver line near the Adriatic-where ~l1'=- ovillv Golmicy. “my and m: lzt Canadian Corps has been engaged ill recent Dfltrol activit-y— nilmerous patrols through drying snow today to prod at 8th

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, the Canadians coin- Ewwmil-mnllded bv Lt. - Gan. n‘ , ‘ iv‘ lie f Vi toria, B. ., preps Mlss Leta IVIIlCKCXZlIKl, bra-infield. {jflbsfni lmfmow the end 01 on; aliX/lilss Mary L. MacDonald, Cardi- 3cm. cl lmllle under its P795551 M’ ‘L Mdvm“ g Mrs. Artilur Wright, Pccikcs. nd'M.rs Emmet Wiener,‘ Eng/Ir“ William Doyle.‘ lam

‘d Curran. Hiflllfiltflilfi.

mmerville.

. Edward Walsh, Sn, Sum- and Mrs John J Power, ale.

l ojlieele‘ Avondalm l Cdrnlicluel, Clifil-l

r. J. A Th‘? Mary Redmond, Boston. Anny outpos Vernon River.

. James Redmond,‘

Practically a miniature 8th Arm! ,— with which it, ling alw vs been

inter! — the Corifi T5 , iiiclsd a-i various limes British. ‘aw Zzaland. South African, Pol sh Greek troops. although Can- s ‘ilzzve al\va_v5 been the core

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~ the Liri valley offensive, ak through the Gothic and

bliss Patricia Kcliy, Llnes and the Ugh! for m‘ Plain.

LONDON _ (CF) — A research mittee to consider and advise ll-ther action aQninst the tsetse ilsz-ii appointed by the sec- of state for the colonies. else fly carries the parasitcl n1 \‘.']l .ll cause both sleeping sickness land ill-j‘ devastating cattle disease kl

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