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lpleasant stay in this city. i Rev. Webster also introduced “or. Rev. W. A. Cameron, ix _ DD. secretanv, General Board oi .\ll~’.'\lOl7S. In doing so hc refcrrctl ‘ the difficult task which lllCtlwl

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‘will: Missions are cut off from.

lthclr home bases and many othcr

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Dr Cameron spoke of the tiled..- ilrc i’. gave to him to make ‘rlls Illlti. visit to the Maritimcs and

waddrcss the \Vomen‘s ‘Missionary society. Most of his ministry hasl been in the west.

He referred to the abnormal timts through which the world is passing and added that evcnvthin; - iras beingtestedtoseeifitisableto - endure the pace. The defence 0i. ﬂit Br aill is being tested sevcrclrzl

i sun's power to keep the seal lanes open is being tested and the morale of the people in that coun- try is bring tested. It ls doubtful

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Britain at present. the speaker said. It is almost more than hunt-

Brliish [wople hilt "ye ourselves are iucing tested in these clays which iirc different. . lie avidcd.

l Things which loomed large in former days now seem to us as he- icg very small. Everything is being ‘ "ested and only something of sup- l acme value such as the church of _, _ Jesus Christ can be put forivartl and unless she can stand this test she too will be set aside. Dr. Cam- V- r-ron warned his listeners. If ever ___‘ ‘there was a time the world need- > I\l'.ss

ed the church it is today. Clergy- . men and laymen alike all have . v,.~,-._ their responsibilities. .i n"

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, ;- The speaker urged his listeners,’ lto see that the church be kept! strong and referred to the many yvuni: ministers yvho have alrcadyl iﬂlllSlPfl as chaplains. Most o.’ thesn have left large charges and .. ‘it will be difficult to replace them . o.’ as many other young men were

r _ ‘also enlisting, he said. ‘ "W" in Dr. Cameron said it would be difficult to finance the work of‘ l lul: .ons and appealed to the Wo-l ‘ lion's Missionary Society to put] l

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lie added. There are i288 n21 places from coast toj and 757 of lllrse have been to carry on without assist- .ll. r- from the Board of Missions. ii »i“ 'l'llv church must. recognize its ‘ l l .)l’ll$ll)lllll(‘S and help the weak-

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l" plat-cs as well as the stronger. , ll" llflllllf‘l"l out that out of the 7, J..? which were unable to cirrry on ,1, I , l\‘.,l".lll assistance. 1'70 bclorlurrl 1 a ,,,v,,. to Svnods lll the Maritime Prov- s‘ g iilccs. l. l

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i i -» .. l ii-iu ; worl: of the missions in the Jaun-

ncse Empire wihich he said “pro-l scnlcrl a difficult task." The reo- soil for this was the change in the attitude of that country which has gradually bccn turning orr-i" to the Axis Powers until now it is almost totalitarian. Tire Ilritislr y rllissitilts are feeling this. Political parties of 50 years standing llavc hiien d-islroyed and a new nliulv; mcnt has taken its nlzice and em- l

‘ ‘s has been tilaccd on notional uultv. The result is a change in the attitude nf Japan to the (‘luisiian religion.

Dr. Cameron pointed nut that - ‘liii policv of the missions mu“ l:~ reformed and already this has

x u-i win-ted. A compromise has been .l lliiili a.‘ started and an a result the mission

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change was made in which iuiiilry. who was Principal of the icologicol College establish- ed there by the Mission, relin- qui-hcd his position in favor of a Japanese ii'.i('llL‘l'.

Now that it zlppears the work nnght have l0 bc revised the only thin: which can be done is to get as lnuch work done as possible, ilr. Canleron advised. The seed that has becn sown will bear fruit, he added.

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In British Guiana

The Spcllliﬁl‘ then spoke of the missions under thc British flag which are stationed iii India and

. In India the Can- iiis requested the Am- ll to take over their as .htiic was not enough for the two. The latter. however, ask- ed the Caziailian Nllssions to take O‘_'(‘l‘ both and this offer was ac- ccpud. One of the conditions was lli

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a strolrzel‘ sriiff be sent out " Siiicc tllcn two young s ll1l\'f’ bccn sent. Ref-

e" cc was lll>O lniido to a splen- didly cuuippcci hospital which ts nruntainctl hi; the Mission in one o! ihc iloltls of India. The speaker pitunl rd tho Women's Missionary 5W1 'h.\' as soon as limes were iiornliil auulu they would be given {no oppoilunityi to send one of tilcii‘ illlllllXl‘ to the Missions.

Dr. Cameron told of an interest- ing visit which he had to the Nllssnns in British Guiana last f.lll. 'l‘hcr~- he found fine spirit

alnollu the EJSl Indians. The niis- slons maintain ‘.20 elementary and three high sCliOtllS lil that coliti- trv.

described some of the . Tilt-v arc all one room gs and do not have parli- .t.tln.< )f‘(‘llll5f‘ oi the heat. The l)l"iit-1'<-i1ltl<.t he allowed in get lhron . Ili one of these 700 pupils congl .i_ato and the teachers all lrivc instructions at the same linlc. He also described the har- vest st~rviccs of the natives.

. Roy, I)l‘, u. uoorheatl Legate of _iSt. Jiunos Church. Charlottetown.

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than mommy days‘ ytook the lilhﬂill. Rev. Owen Hughes

of Afoniauuc, said the closing pravci" anti Rev. J. C. MCNBll. 3.5-.

13D. of Nfarshficld, Moderator of l the Presbytery gave the benedic- tion.

; Splendid Response

Being Received For Canadian Red Cross

Charlottetown collecting beams o; Qi_\'() men each are now frilly cuctlzctl in the drive for twenty- iivc thousand dollars as Prince Edward lslirntls ohlcctive lll (he (Tanadizln Red Cross campaign for five millions with which to carry on its war work as well as its r/iuulilr work during the next l‘.l'l‘l\'." miurhs Teams of ladies are also iillnost rcatlv for their liou:c to hour-c collection.

It is coilfi<lcli!l,v' exprctcd that the full aluolint will be quickly rvaliicctl. The amount is large and l: is particularly gratifying to see how many. rcnlizinr: the need and the (lll"l’.{"l'. arc stretching them- srli'c-' to the utmost.

Some ll.li'lli"llfil'l‘.' lzcnernus sub- scription; were turned in yester- day. Si"tf‘i‘lll of the big subscrib- ers (iouhiin: and trcbling the amounts ivlticli tiiry gave last vcar.

All '~'ll)-.t‘i ifions will he published in dire crtrs" and the work nf l'llilll.'l'l'lll and checking will be

carried on as quickly as possible.

t -v-----—~-- ON NAVAL I’ RSONNEI. STAFF

O'l"l‘.\ \VA. Sept. 25 — lCPl — Ciiininaurlr-l‘ E. R. Brock. formerly vrilllltiﬂlltlltl‘! officer" of the Mont- ri-trl dui-‘oil of the Royal Cana- dian Naval Volunteer Reserve. has lwicu nppoiiltcrl in the staff of the ihrrctor ot naval personnel at ll.'l\'lll srrvicc hcadqitarters herc. Ivl.i\'lll .\lllll\l.f‘l‘ Macdnnnld an- llﬂlll‘,l""l li\!ll'!lll'.

lirothcr of Commander Eustace Iirik liuiz-iiiil officer between lllP llrimh Atlnurivlfyi and illc R. C. N. V. it. nlflwrs training in the Uni- Klnudom. Commander Brock is fr-uu Winnipeg,

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MONTREAL, Sept. Zzi-ICPV-W. McLeod Clarke. 4H. scxreiiry" of the Canadian CllflillllVl‘ of Coiulncrcc. died here early lcdiiy. He was a na-

tive of Saint Jchn, NB.

Clarkels career lll

Trade Cumin 1t nir, Two later he was named tr. i icncr to lrly and the Nlcdlterran- can countries.

He conducted 5pc

slons throughout . . and the .,Ncar Ear-t during the next seven iyears. In i925 he was appointed

ldircctsr c.‘ tho commercial intel- and two

i licence srrrncc at Ottawa ;yrar.= later was ‘of tr:- Canadian iCcmmeroe. l He received his later education ‘at Ottawa Crllcckite and the Uri- iversity cf Toronto. I-Ic mpresenietl hzotiernmenl at the ltarian confererce at Vol §His conduct. o.‘ the Can _ ‘crnmcnt negotiations Spain .resulted in a commercial treaty wiith Canada in 1925.

He has published several volumes on frreren trade.

(Mr. Clarke was well known in Prince Edward Island. which he visited on several occasions.)

British Ship ,ls Torpedoed

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NEW YORK. Sept 25."*'APl - Mackay Radio said tonight it had intercepted a report frmn the Valeri- cia Island radio station ill irilalrd, istating that the British stcalnship Corrienttes had been torpcdocd about 9.40 p.m. ADT.

It gave her pOSillOn at a latitude

of 513.20 north and lonuztutle if 27.18 west, which would |llll’l! her about 800 miles due west of the

Irish coast.

The Corrlenites, whose home part is Glasgow. is listed in Lloydls Reg- ister of shipping as a 6.8G7-ton 4H1,- foot vessel owned by the Donaldson South American Line. Ltd. Site was bill i. in i920.

The message received bv Mackay read:_

“Reported from Valencia Island radio S.S. Corrlenttcs latitude 53.20 north. 27.188 west longitude. Tor- pedoed 10.40 GMT."

APPEALS TO AIRCRAFT WORKERS

SOMEYWHEIOFI m SOUTHEAST

ENGLAND. S"pt. 1'5 4GP Cable» ~Air Marshal A. S. llnrmit, wfo comirandcd the .'~f val Air Force

in France before ‘jle French col- lapse. apps-riled to the th':l ‘ of mfn and women aircraft. k- ers in southeast l-Iirzlwd tiiﬁayi to

R.A.F‘.‘s (leads. he saitl that on the day the ‘IA f‘. ciainiei n rzccrd bag of 1R5 Nazi planes, 4'7 ot"cr~i "almost errniinlv crime down" and I‘! more were damaged.

the ivorld of. trade and commerce bcgln ill 1915 with his appointment as n Junior years e cannnis-

.ii trade mis-

prcduco planes for attacking ‘he ' enemy and "we of the air force ivlll do the rest. R"”(lllllllll‘Y the

The Central Guardian;

PM: enlumn l» n-W-rverl for new nli f’ | local interns! bu! advertising all , a nrwsv nature mav be Inserted , n 5 rents a word ltrlctly nay- . nbln in ndnna.

CONFEDIKBTION LIFE INSUR- NCE. L—9'l89-1 21-31]

N0 DISCOUNT on 3rd Instab- ment Civic Taxes after September 30th. L-421-9-24-7I.

l BANDAGE ROLLING will be resumed at Red Cross, this Friday.

at 7130. 15-538. l ENGAGEltlENT-Dr. .r. n. and Mrs. MacGuigan announce the

Clarice, to Joseph Patrick. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. McTague. Mar- riage to take place on Saturday morning, September the twenty- , eighth at six thirty o'clock at Saint iDunstans Basilica, CharlotteI-togin. I - 39.

PLANE GROUNDED - The out- going cJuBdlﬂII Airway: plane ves- terday afternoon was unable to make the trip to Monctorl due to weather conditions. The plane left tho landing field but was forced to turn back due to the heavy wind and rain, The rain which started about noon yesterday lasted most of the afternoon and night.

AWARDED CONTRACT — It h understood that the Storms Coli- tracting Company of Toronto have recen ' been awarded the con- tract. or the erection of three hangars and a. number of build- ings at the Reconnaissance sluhJOl of the R.C.A.F. at Dcbert, N5. This company has the building contract fcr the Qiarlwtctorva ‘Airport.

engagement of his daughter, Mary l \

PRESENTATION TO MINISTER —The Rev. Roscoe W Nice. who ii lto be married next month, was iprcscntcd last night with a gift, a isilvier flower basket, by the Gratia ‘Club cf the Central Christian Church. Mr. Nice is minister of the Church. The prmentation wins made at the conclusion of the mid- wieckly prayer service. Mrs. Wzl- llaln H. Henry. rearing president of the club made tne prcsenatzon lwhile Mrs. Preston Beck road an address. Mr. Nice replied briefly, thanking the club. He is to be. mar- ried to Miss Olive Rayner of Greenmount. this Province

RECOVER STOLEN MONEY — A ladys purse containing $12. was stolen from a car parked on Mar- ket Street Tuesday. Two young boys were seen in the act by a young man passing at the time, who gave chase. but the youths el- iuded their plirsrier. He reported the l

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;matter to the Police. giving a mood description of the two. with the result that they were picked up last night and will appear in Juvenile Court later. The money tvas recovered.

Dr. IROFWV. Boyle, Director of the >Phvsics and Electrical Engineering

Division cf the National. Rreni-eh

Coiuncll flit-anti ielaves on ream

to av after spend n: several ays _ _ - ‘ |

visiting friends in the city. ‘B’ “p.125 Sﬁ§§§‘°§‘l,”,',,§}““d ““ ' OTTAWA. Sept. 25—tCPl-—In-

quiries from the United Kingdom as to Caniidtfs zibtllty‘ to supply foodstuffs on a llllllfll l)l;.'..'l‘i' r.('.ll(‘ than heretofore has brought be- fore the cabinet the proposal that a party of government officials headed by a minister go zilmost ,iillll1f‘<'llfllf‘l,\' to (treat. Britain to lﬂSCCYlfllll Jllﬁi what the nerds are alid how bcs; they can be lot, The Canadian Press learned to-

lMany Brave Elements At Mt. Stewart

A group of Charlottetown artists headed by Dr. Paul Leonard brav- ed the elements last night to stage H. SlICCQ-iillil Red Crcss Concert at 11ft. Stewart. A full houe greeted tlhe performers and everybody went away sat;sf.ed with the show.

' Rev. Donald Boothroyd of Char- llcttetorvn was the guest. speaker ‘ and in an inspiring address he .gutlined the activities of the Red i ross and appealed to the people . ‘c; ML stew“ t s“ said a igoticrnlilcnt spokcslnzill. "iv for fundi L o p90“ the dnve \vlll_not be with the object oi l The artists were: Dr. Leonartbseeklng a "mm" l” cimmllﬁ" and his assgtanm Mm Joan 300p’; products but rather to see ivhat

M155 gens, mrsym and Mn Em, the needs are and make provision ward VanBuskirk. Miss Mildred t0 supply them without haggling ‘AN-TH Save some excellent exhi- 0V" FY1095. bitlon; of tap dancing and some iplcasiilg solos were given by Mrs. 13cm. Patterson. Mr. Robert Comp- ltcn was the reader and Mrs. An- igu; MacEachern the accompanist. The concert was under the aus-

day.

The question has been before the cabinet each recent meeting and indications are a decision will be reached this iveck. As the in- quiries have been chiefly i."r i.rrnl products. officials familiar with Canada's ability to grow the fonds required would be selected if the government decides to send a party to London.

Took Bacon Surplus

“Last July we were worried about how we were going to handle olir 30,000.000-pound surplus of bacon

lPlCES of the Carry on Canada and th ' -

_ - _ l I 0n in August the BllllSl‘ TEfFKRi-egﬂild the local Womens In-ltliiond iyrnusp-y sylpppm p, and m... I Theckrusts wish m ‘hank the If‘ en il(" _ surp us moved to the lladies of Mt. Stewart. for their Pfilltgtfgppglgglwlllllﬂ hllllﬁgnﬁlelnllllpﬁ lmplmmﬁ “d kmdlm" "WW" l" the surplus and it did‘ t frat them wh e they were there. I “° a "r

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Canadian Foodstuffs

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The official explained that sub- sequent inquiries have been for iothcl" farlrr commodities. also on a ‘large scale. “I think if Britain needs our stocks we should send them to her even if it means ra- tioning Canadian people on cer- 't:iin farln products on which we lhave no great surpluses. Where ‘our products usually bring higher prices than the United Kingdom icon afford to pay. she should get ithcln at prices she can afford irather than force her to use poorer products obtainable elsewhere. The Canadian Government should make ,up 'he difference."

Necessary Commodities

It is understood that the Bri- ,tish Food Ministry is anxious that ‘the Canadian officials go over and ltilSﬁilﬁS the situation with them lTlll‘ commodities on which dis- ~ ssioiis rvoulci-Varcut-re would be TJCOll, cheese, butter, eggs. tobac- ico. fibre flax, apples nild wheat.

"This war may last five or six ‘years and we want to get down to the most efficient wiay of hand- ling food supplies mid be able to advise our farmers on what -cr0ps lto increase production and on l u hat crops to cut down on. l "If we can find out more in ad- Fvancc what Britain's requirements l

will he. we can better meet them." From last year's

t Canada presented Kinudolti with

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United 100.000 cases of lflPlllTlfiiird apples and 425.000 lenses of canned fruits. Inquiries ‘will be made whether similar gifts lwould be desired this year.

Defence Minister Is Back In Ottawa Office

OTTAWA, Sept. 25.—-(CP) -Dc- fence Minister Ralston retumed to his office today alter a trip to Prince Edward island. in the course if, WlllCh he visited his constituent-y <f

iSunday School Convention Held At Victoria

The South East Prince County Sunday School convention held its annual meeting in Victoria United Church, September l0, with a splen- did attendance at both meetings. 7he president, Mr. Arthur Simmons, Crapaud, presided. Rev. A. Gibson led a very enjoyable and helpful discussion on Sunday School work and its problems. Rev, R. J. Mor- rtson led the Devotions in the after- noon. and Mrs. S. L). Trites and M: C. Chisholm sang two beautifulsolcs “Just 112m; Today," and "Out of thl vorv asses." l The evening Devotions were led |by Rev. Ward McLean after a sing- song of familiar hymns. Rev. A. iGibson gave an address on Sunday lSchool work. which should be an encouragement. to each Sunday Schctrjnl worker, who attended the mee ng. ' 'I'lie soloists of the evening were: iMlss Mary Muttart. Cape Traverse; Mr. C. Chisholm. Hampton; Mr. J.. ‘B, Lewis, Freetown, Their selections ryerctl vcrv tlralpprolariate ltnd ladtifneid grea v to e en Oymen o e evening. .- The new executive for the follow- l ing year is:-— Pres, Mr. Arthur Sim- lmons. Crapsud; vice- president, Mr. ltinlphcCailgbeék. gedeqkile]; sec-Kigali» rs. . . am e. any; a - tional executive, Mr. Douglas Mac- Fnriane, Bede lie. Mr. John Mac-

Tho Defence Minister got down to work imnieditilelyi. but, at his office ll- WBS Sﬂlri a communication, re- ported to have been seru. by the Van- couver City Council regarding the training of Canadian-born citizens 0f Japanese ancestry under tllc Na- tional Resources Mcbillzaiion Act had not reached the Defence. Mili- isters office.

The Vancouver Citv Council yrs. tcrday endorsed a note to Col. Ral- ston opposing military training for Canadian Japanese unless assur- ance is given that Japanese in Brit- ish Columbla will not receive priv- ileges, such as the franchise, fcr their services.

BANK TAKES LOAN

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Sept. 25. — LCP Cablel_'l'he Bank of Nova ocotla is taking up £100,000 (about.

43.000) of a £200.ll00 lonn bring floated bv Jamaica. it. was announc- ed today. It is the second largest single subscription to any loan in ‘the histcrv of this colony.

Too LatehTo Cliislfy“.

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Dead Waitress Was Wife 0f Wealthy Man

ZHOR-SHAJVI, 9a., Sept, SPCA?)- A one-time waitress who was club- bed to death in an unoccupied farm- |l"l v: near this southeastern Penn- ania lliilulei. was ldltlllllled to- n.i\ n5 the i0l‘lll('l‘ vviie of a young scion of the ivcaithy Duke family.

She was Mrs. Ethel M. Atkins, 35, investigators said they had learned she first was married 1n 192i when only 16. lo John cioero Angler, of Durham, N.C.

Angler is u nephew of Mrs. B. N.

Duke. whose Liiu: husband helped found the family's tobacco fortune. Angler, married a second time, and i5 now living in Baltimore, Md. Her second husband. James PtAt- kins, 32-year-old Philadelphia. brick- layer, first linked her to Angler in a statement to police.

The body was tound crumpled on a stairway last night bv the farm-

lioui-e owner while showing the house to prospective tenants. The victim was clad only iii stock-

ings rind one slipper. A dress lay in the bare living room downstairs. In two rooms on the second floor of the house were evidences of a struggle- bond on the walls and the floor and n wooden club, three feet long.

Philadelphia court records dis- closcti that Angler was served with divorce papers by the woman in Julie. i929, on grounds of cruel and barbarous treatment.

sourrr Ara-loan AIRMEN Ill-IRE

OTTAWA. Scot. 25,40?) — TWO officers of the Royal south African Air Force. Col. Jack Hoithouse and Capt. C. M. Emuis, arrived in Oil!- wn today, and said they came to confer with government officials. Both men rcfttscd to say the nature

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oi’ discussions they will carry on in the capital.

the Eastern Guardian

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. IFUNERAL 0F LITTLE CHILD One of the most affecting furi- eral services held in Montague wu that on September l3 of little Mar- garet Adelaide Duncan. daughter of Rev. J. G. and Mrs. Duncan of the United Baptist Church, victim of the school playground accident two days previously. The United Baptist Church was filled to over- flcxvrng with sympathetic mourn- ers, and many who failed to gain admission stood silent round the edifioe while the service lasted. Rev. J. B. Wilson, Summersido conducted the service, assisted by Revs. T. Owen Hughes, Outhouu and Hayward. At the graveside in the new Central Cemetery, the last rites were performed by Revl. Wilson, Outhouse and Hughes. The immense number of flocai tributes - testified tothe universal sympathy of the community with the bereav- ed parents in their sad loss.

BRICKLAYER. CONVICTED

OTTAWA, Sept. 25 —(CP) —J. Henry Moreham. 62-year-old Ot- tawa bricklayer, late today was con- victed by an Ontario suoneme court Jury on a charge of attempt- ed murder.

Sentence will be passed at con- clusion of the asslzes.

Boreham was charged with 1t- temptlng to murder Felicien Labial)! of Ottawa last May i5. The M26111- ed testified in his own defence and denied being at. the scene of the crime on May 15 and that he hnd a revolver.

BIRTHS

FRASER - m. the P. a. I. Hoopl- tnl September 24 1940, to Mr. and Mrs Prev/on Fr

SEAMAN-MacLEOD. — Al Z1011 Manse. on Wednesday, Sept. 25. 194°- bv Rev. G. Carly.e Webster, Mil! Jean Macileod. of Charlottetown. i0 Mr. Francis Rundell Seaman. the same place.

BEATON-MUGFORD — A! m! Manse, Hampton 0n Saturday. 86D"- 2ist, i940, by Rev. D. J. Morrison. Wendal Homer Benton of Char- lottetown and Geneva Mullwfd °l Quincy, Mass.

CURTIS-MacINNIS —— AL Z10! Manse, Charlottetown, SGPA- 75' 1940. by Rev. G. Carlyle Webcbeg! Miss Helena Esther Maclnnis. Charlottetown to Owen Hi1 Curtis, M. D of Bonshaw.

DEATHS

MACARTHUR. — At. Kensinllfm- sept. 20. Mrs. W. B. MacArthiii‘ (nee Annette McGiilivray) in h!!! 70th year. Funeral from her ll" residence. Saturday, Sept. with l‘ 2 p.m. Interment Kerisington.

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25. 1940. Noreen Adeline. few‘ "*4 one half months old tiwin gull hi!" of Spr, Francis Murp Y. 5mm“: Church.

and Mrs. Murphy. Fllfiﬂfll day at 3 p.m. to St. Mary’: Montague,

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1V. D. MacLean

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Charlottetown and rtlr Wiltahlro Phone I49