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Cflfllf‘ to f-heni and to i\lr. Hrvrv

1w loge for some time. Mrs. Melville

THE _ §_HAl{_l._(i'l_‘:l‘ETOWN GUARDIAN __ AJAY 2s, iii...

OUR NE . BUDGET .0. OUR SATURDAY/SUBSCRIBER

5WXIHY Mrs \l ‘s. Win. Wine, formerly of _ WEDNESDA‘. f _ ._ ' Pii..i, is vi. in-j, lll Cliarlotte- M . Ed . La - _ —RE'I‘ l. nssu Hi0)! THE inf. iivlu are" s.» h‘ “rd m’ °f Hahn“ is

WEST-Airs. Ireland, who illéiflay hen Vlélilllg hcr son, in Webb,‘ 3451s., has returned to P. E, l.,i and u tiic uuus: of hsr oiiothcr.

' [the United Sta s.

D0 id Cl m, 31,‘, Ruby 1 Cmastcible R. O MacLean of the i “a an 1r ~ be ' il

_ ,__ y ‘File mafiy friends of little Gordon i . _ . . ., ,. .... ,, l x. To ___ _\I\l3L'in, i-oies. H..l, uni b. passed g1; worm“, Mayor B_ H0 l ‘ U. RO\PO to know that he ‘hos undergone a man returned to m; guy lug“ ‘anon 1n lhi» P. F3. tafter a trip to Montreal bv pla

MAYOR lAl:>\"E;0R O'l‘T.\\\'.\ _.\I:iyo: Holman lciv. b‘ plan..- lli!v.'l‘l100ll

.» -i.r:.ivi;s for Dr. J A. .‘.l x.

SHUVUSNilIl

Mr. Robert Holman. n‘ .~ ifil of To Hinsrrt Biial

ieral service of the late Mr. DO.

c Grant was held yesterday at the

4 MacLean Funeral Home. The ser-

vice was conducted by the Rev. R.

Moorheiicl Legato. D.D. The remains

“g have bccn sent on to Lorne, N. S..

HF‘, for interment. . ni was iovcrl '_*‘- i ..i in.- , . and kncl dis- Mgkglléfi-‘iggmpggu rsggnlg-TY; . ‘ . pwsiticiu, _ - v =

we“ ‘griccfsliq-n I.‘ , ‘ , _ “.___‘_T _ __ Sydneysl NS]; yesterday after an m3,- y. ._ 'ls.-v\l'lls..l\l.‘_sl»lI\I(E T)'I‘he ehlola e v it. with her mother, i i l‘ i ».“3‘.. i tlzfiii. raofiissiiiii ..?"."1;":;i::;~ L If?! i by licr sistct‘. Miss Betty Sinclair.

- in‘ lfillléll": While on the Island Mrs. Campbell

J f) ‘ Win13! flrlllflvllPl‘ mpther spent a few weeks

i i ms °i:""“*s“r-

. i iinii Airs. Ewrettl '_ 3 me“ 9 o" R '

. L urday.

l Blivorc Yiiiini 1i‘ iii i . I

i‘ lzivziiiin C r. Pi

. union to the

ulilcs and Brownies of- AQRCHMXX] Culllpfllly’ Hi“ "‘-°~“itfzlfefii\,lceng;,.nh?g ‘ . ‘ m me i of the late Mrs. McLean. l ’ iJVMr. J.‘ of‘ - i i . i ' i i 1. rxi- i

iiii‘ lit-v. . A». ‘

izivil ‘i

. . Iain God." He cni- i I U; ,1 no need of implicit tftlSt in (loo l" iiii-ise difficult days. f<1><> . .»- - . ti . trus: n giiiilii of iiis-riiiiiiiiixsl. giiidrfsihlps, the flvljfflflifl filli! rwilllvfi out. Anlca wars "1""- mnre uuict llIllCS ll\ V~".‘l(?i‘\ . . “Lrjélntélléhd§gg<g§gonliflfigéfl |s|..\.\"ni-.u iiusniirii - A‘ 2n.-

znciufiird Zvlcssrs. Aldtri John. "Bus" 'l‘.‘i.cmp-

_'_:

which took lliiPIll across Canada l _ , Dmlrg ‘of the ministry. a mos‘. cn-

*' l ., th soloist heir-L’ P lgiiviacLfian. b rs. G. Elilft

ill" Unit: l ' w) '

i_l‘ .' c ‘ilicv hail ill‘ p’ .l.

| t mcitin’: anri rcnmviiiu ac- ,

quaintancrsliii) with about 200 na-l

' , LlVP-DOTH Princc F i

—WELCOMED TO ST. ELEA- NORS-The people of St. Eeanors assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lawson Cotton St. EYHHOYS- rccinflv to cxtcnd a hcarll’ “'91-

"idiuu Airwnt

Covon the farmer's father. '.\'_llO‘ has been away from his native vil- ,

cri monopianc. It contaznrd rc- triiciibe tnrlcrcarrzage and is fully oquippcd with radio for beam fly- ‘ c The craft. carries 6 passc- 52ers

p; - 1i i; min (‘f iii-n gnph 4P. W. (‘. and Normal School. ‘n .\l"‘illlll'S. II is

hfurr was 061184 “PW 3° read m‘ adilreg of welcome to which Mr. (Prion suit. l}: replied. Mrs.» Gofifff‘ hfiurizcad then prcsmtfld f1 . biiuutiful cur ably to the vounr: ‘In... , couple and . s Blanche Murrriv ‘gfng n; _ made a presen don on behalf of iDr. AB. SW:- m.» asscmbicd guests to Mrs. Cot- igoyv, PEI.

ton senior. The remainder of the ._.. evening was vcry P1985311"? 5139119 0n Friday c in a social way, with vocal and numlii-r from Ill" illS".’ll!ll°l'ifl1i music. The iadiPS at Frciliriilnn i. yam gcrvcri rcfrcshmcnts and a bimi- l‘flli'_fl‘f“..

l

my,» mm Mrs. Auld and Robert H. Beale.

l fotiiiiiiv-r with u

v|c0~§ IU and .Auli Co. Guelph, 0m, ' ~

DEGREE —- Home friends will be interested to know that Wilfred W. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Stewart, of’ e Portage La Prairie received his de- r gree~in Bachelor of Science last‘ Wednesday at the Manitoba Uni- versity. Mrs. Stewart was foimerly j Miss Florrie Winchester of this city and Mr. Stewart a brother of ‘Mr. Bruce Stewart of Bethel, Lotl

PURCHASES |~‘.»\R.\l Lewis, fieetown, has farm in York. He ivill be quite an addition Io the community.

Amuvsn IN ENGLAND—Mrs. £11m W01” P-

. a. ‘ I to- ttl Portof James Coles. Winslow, has receuco 11°" “Spfifnnllgfatloif Invcsngfl mg

Officer for the Province of sl 111B

-ISLANI)ER RECEIVES PRO- MOTION —Anioiig the recent pro- motions in the Civil Service ,tliat of Fenmn Crosman formerly of E. 1.. from Immigra-

ng inc ‘~\'lll'.(‘i' in ‘Spending a few days m chariot“? itown the guest‘ old‘ Mrs. Allan Mc- en ,

City Police l-‘orce has returned to; Mn Eddie Walsh of Charla,” L a cablc from her James Coles saying that he arrived safely in England.

Gnr. W. O. Cantwell of the Royal Canadian Artillery returned yester- day to the mainland after s/pcudiug his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cantwcll.

BURDEN HAS NEW SIREN — Borden has a new fire siren. In- stallation of the unit has just been completed and alnyor Willard Mac- Neill pushed the button sounding‘ the first test alarm.

;ried. about 55 has been comin for several years,

. Darby and Ali's. 13mm. ~ i" l?" a l1l““'~l‘- "3 ~mli5¢ H“ i town spent two weeks holida s in cit‘. S. --> 11bit“ Illll/YQHII l“ lW-lllh- iHalifax the guest of lils sistelgyMrs. _‘ Cullen.

‘Crosman on hb success-S.

FOR WATERTOWN MASS. — Mrs. Eliza Sinclair left 0:1 Wcclnerduy morning for Water- town, Mass, to be with her slstfl‘ ltlrs. Edward MacArthur, critically ill. Mrs. JOhCl Bodies Summerside is also a sic-fer and re- ceived the news of her sister's ill- H035 on 'PLIES(iBY.

Hol- ight- --— n —MARRIED IN HALIFAX-The marriage took place on Saturday, May 18th., at St. Mary's Cathed- ral. Halifax. N. S., by Rev. Fr. Frecker of Miss Vivian Carver to Mr. Glovl Perry, bot-h of Summer- side. They were alt/tended by and Mrs. Russel Sweeney of Hal- ifax. m. ard Mrs. Perry will make. their home in Summerdde, where many friends wish them every happiness.

PROBATE COURT —'I‘he Probate

urt was in session this week over the contested will of the la Dr. Martin Martin, Grandview. Several medical doctors gave evidence Tues- day and thc case was continued yes- terday. It is expected that it will be concludgd today. Messrs. W. E. Bent- e . . . . - nil’; for the next of k1 to sct the will aside and Messrs. K. N. W. Lowtlici- for

. and wifl 50311 be llrlc was accompanied on the trip by ‘Premlcw Thane A. Campbell and

gart officiating, the ma Dlace of Miss Eleanor ,daui;hter of Dr. and Ayers, of Charlotteto

i i . o} i Mrs. Arthur Peterson has return- flpnvd m me ,cd to her home in Charlottetown

ow,» n" 1 lafter spending two weeks with her ’ jail/f iiiiisbaiia in HlllilfiX. He ls in the .559 ‘Canadian Navy.

—RETURNED FROM worked perfectly and is expected to VILLE — Rev. Dr. A. A. Gal/cs and Gates who spent the ecid in Sackville, N. 3., burned to their home in Summer- slde. They were accompanied home by their three children, the lvltisses i; o; the Excclllive of Gwcndolrnc. Marshm- ahd Marti"

‘ Fcdcration, Paul, who are students at on Allison University’.

FUNERAL SERVICE - The fun- summon volunteer quickly in the event of an

break in the town. de W0“ l“ “n”

DELEGATE T0 t‘. F. '1‘. —At. attendants. After a and Mrs. McCutchcn short honeymoon 1n States-Montreal Star. -_-___

the P. E. I. Tcac1.crs held in Queen Square School, Mav 18th inst.. Mr. D. J.

T0 ATTEND CONVENHON-

. l1 Johnson, George S. Sherren and Bruce Wonuacoit left I vcstcrtlov moniinz for lvlontrcal to attend ihc Dominion the Canadian Legion. They will joined bv niembcrs from Mon- and Summcrsidc.

Teacher's Convention _ tario August 12-17 lIIl-

k land this vcar arc Mr Edison M. . . If. acDonaltl mid Bi Mr. n. J. NICArill . b"

known as Heb W in: from his fishinz: h i-

WILL POLICE mcuwavs -i""‘ will“ Side -Const.ablcs J Cliche and F C. Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrived in the City

Wednesday evening were looking for ash kets and found ‘the bfllly olatcd part of the Islai covcrcd with brush and s at. oncc not in touch \l"'

0i Charlottetown afternoon bv plane as he could not act awav earlier (inc to court sit-

GAZETTED-Among the list S. appointments. promotions _ tlrcments in the Canadian Militia and Canada Aciivc Scrvicc Fnrcei _ recently cnzcttcil. m l ccived bv friends in this City that flowing: ls: I

ltlicir special course in traffic cn- .l'i>rc.mciii. They l(‘illi'll(‘(i cquippcil niotoi'c_yc.cs and will

traffic duty on the higillVlLVS of ‘Wm illlllltbllflllll’ l" Pa‘!

_ _.__._. .11.. air. . ‘ lllli 1T3 AIJVAllIIITIVL, “vlaiabgffz/Olaiyvggjuiu biiaolug-

VW'Oi\I.~\N'S_MUSIC CLUB — Thei annual mcetiiii; of the Anthony lilusic Club was o p ,f‘\'t‘ll'=ll$1. Mill‘ 21st \\'llf‘ll officers lfl‘ ‘ihtij f‘llSll1lliI vvur were ciccicfl. Tilt’

ii ir ~-

Mrs. Violet E F‘. McLean passed ‘8th. Med Bty. -lHow\ _'I‘o be 2nd. away at Hollywood, California, on Lts. the tenth instant alter a lingering 27th. illness, The late Mrs. McLean was a woman of sterling character and was irrcatly bclowd by all who had the piGfISlLPQ of knowing hcr. She loaves surviving two sons and a idaughter. Mr. Herbert Lewis of CHTO York in this province is a brother

commciicc immediately and n com- _ _ plate chock-up on rccklcss drlilvg. N111‘? Mfllllllmllhfl ‘drill- inspcciitm of brakes.

Stfvfilll apparatus will ink».- placc.

(supy): Lloyd Evcrizilt Wcllncr,

' . 2i . M. . 1940 . Rfludgq‘ 1 qr idcuilficd lay lvnn l) l.\

s )\‘ ‘ilic l‘t‘lll'l]1'_{ of- .it lhc club had cx- |J("l(llCl‘(i u vi-rv succcssfui your. Tlic iicw slntc officers i: as folio Mrs L. l3 MitcMillau. Ils. _L.cn.-i Alvliurc. S

\\ of the cap which had found prtuiously. - e evidently been uinshcd up Wifh \'f‘l'_\' hiuh ilflc as ll ii~a~ h ihc hunk and almost rmc". szinil and brush. ‘Ilii ( lf‘ icr insgiciiiiiiit: tiic b< luqucsvt was uiiniii-c .. was hcld ycuerrini- a.‘ oon with a short scriicc a.’ ihi- sin-re

ClilZtTiS of Charlottctmvn, in corcinncc. with tho icsoliltion of the City Council, will lose an

At l2 ifclcck to-niizh‘. all

r. S. A. McLeod was chairman of Trustccsof the Hospital i0ll0\\'lll{! the annual mcctuiiz ll(‘l(i last 1 at Si. Pailllsl Parish Hal . l

still amcnibvr of‘ tlic Trusicv Roi The new Chairman has been on the Board or Trustees for l6 vgiflls- Trustees re-clectcd incluainz Mr. McLeod were lilcssrs. Alfrcrl Pi ard, F. M. Stewart Clark. Tlicrc \Vi‘l'(.‘ no l‘.l‘\\' ahllvilll‘, P. Iianfz movcd 1H‘

\vs:-- President--

_Rcv. L. D. Mac-Donald. uf Kes- ‘ l: pwmhnt wick Ridge, son of Mrs. blot-Donald WT‘ cirlkmlqfi iund flic late Capt. John N. Mac-

‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ iDonald, of Kllmulr, P.E.I., has re- icelved and haccepted a unanimous

call from t e congregation of St. and H’ M’ F301;"?! United Church, Bridge- wn or. N. S. Mr. Mar-Donald ls a ; -s|~:\'.\'roli are!) HRS. .\|ai~-1g.m-d."“"-" °r mlimusl‘ “Yd VMM“ ‘ \R'l‘lll‘l "our QPWVOI‘ and Mrs l‘""°'s"y' “d °' m’ U"“'°“"Y °' -' l ~ -_'~ '~ i » * ~ Toronto, where several Years of

morning, thereby turning the ove- uing into the morning. Duc to the fact that many rocalcitrants not be observing the ciiizrns will nccd to cxcrcisc care in civing anti rccclv

Mcnibcrshin Commit- hlargaret Stcrns. A Suzanne Brenton

_'I‘hc sziaic convention of flic Co-ni- Xemlecuon of‘, p lnl,,nbm._,, "m, Dam-ii of the Knights of Columbus. P. H. Ayers seconded liic motion. '

id of u "fmn of ,

FUNERAL -- The

in annual scssicn _\ s icrdny at tho K of C. Home. Siun- - ‘ ‘Donald. \v.s hcld yesterday morn- Souris. statc deputy prrsidcil. 'I‘hcre . .iv.i.r. a full rcprcsciii-aticn from thr-

HUNORED-Mciulscrs of thc Char- lottetown blaii- C11" honored two of ihrzr fcllou‘ m m- bcrs who are flii‘i(‘ilt‘f‘i Medium Iiailcrv hczvr. Reg MacGrcizcr aiiii A1". Hill“. men leavc shortiy with tlrir to continue t:ainh.f: Canada. The two wr"?

,_ _ , . CPITYXIOIII‘ o? . m: o.’ the ‘ "Pphmm NMCAHIWT "rmed post graduate study were completed tugukhigiayglrémlngy me choir sung _.\(i,,,,,,,..,.3_| .. cl. ironic irii Sunnucrsidc Sahir- through means or fladmne "um" m“ wvqpm‘ “Consider and he“ .- Q, rim ni_..i1t a mr an cs coded rip ship below enwflng upon ‘he work

'h."rc Rcquifm Hizrh Mass

_ Ills many friends ‘Iwill regret his departure from their WW0 .ml(i's(; dufcs o! new pastorate will ‘ ‘be fnkcn over in the near future: Mr. MrcDonald may be remem- vnm Isnmdera (bored as one of the Island's ath- ___ _ ‘lctcs some years ago. He was a Hi N]; v “lnw“s PIANE __ T1 , vmcmber of the track team of the ‘ ' Dim“. ‘Ymgf, Iflrarlotteltfivm Fire Dept. which q, .1, m . ,. U C, Iwon ‘War mc events, a member m llixlf}\\f(‘f‘i{Lllfi“i\'fiS awBf-cciif J nmhéusil‘ Ffllvfifslly Track fedm. and member of rugby squads ol Djnnj5_ gym dynam- nfllhllllill‘. and Victoria Univers- itlcs, and of the University of To- "mm- "6 l5 F150. fl Brad“!!! 0|’ popular members of the chorus for 1

ihc Canadian l-cciou and lll-(‘llll)"Z'.‘;

of the Old flth Baitrrv prcccricrl i ‘c

cDonalr‘. Pa! ricl:

\V, hiorrissfy. Soul-is.

I Thc usual bu=iu"ss of thc mcct-

infl was conrluctcd and matters of tcrcst t0 the Council dxscusscd.

president of ‘iiic Warns and Alb rt

volleys wcrc fired ovcr the

MacGregor anii Hair

The dcath of Archigald A. IVluihc- ‘ ‘l ' ' lo

B ANIMALS Ii‘ A T .\ I. I. Y HE!) - Rcf-‘tl f." ' Mounted Police ri-c int-rs case of i-nfiictn; fatal dumb animus a-iiicli a farm onc lllii.“ m Ilillacc. srnaciimi c cf W-. ncstlav. Mo):

\,- l’ .l niichinu The remains of Flying Officer . uzz-ii on tirc ('ilfil‘ll)ill‘iO\\'ll- GPWEZP E. Auld. klllcd in a pane WOUN Aloncton roiiui. crash in Ontario on Friday, arriv- . ed in the city Monday night accom- oflfllliPd by Professor Clyde Auld and

crrlziv aftr-rnocn frn-n the rcsirlcncc of Mr. P. W. ‘23l Prince Sirrct. Tiic scwlcc was (‘."-ll(ill(‘if‘.'l hv R'v, Curlvl" V/cbs "r, Rv. l'uih Vilicr, owl Rcv

Mziihcsou who was a suc-

lkncwn and hclovcd 7's lids. and ’\"till.lllli.'ll‘il‘i‘€ and

lliu-Ilil (7ll.’lll"l(‘l‘

m» In- The bsdy was taken to the‘ n gpu» m- Mclicaii Funeral Home resting uu-

uuvst Lil l o'clock yesterday afternoon l. uni hi-cn in gzoogi ii;i,iil'h

y ‘ (“iruiicii llutchcsnu

. ii.. . _ barn of Mr. Atcnia .\'l. fiauzlci. iin lzisui-"iiicc bvtcrian Church where services aged and hichly risvuictrd rcsitlcnt of the district. and fatrillv Pun-rd

ciunc more acute dirlnq the

lrnssftl away atdiis “'-">‘ l" m" Pm‘ i

‘,,_,__v enmvaifle eqemng w,“ byguglslb nunmv, ,,,- H ,.,,. ‘,»,.,_,,.,_ "n", H“; on. xlnnagiir when removed w St. James Pres- close Proslvvfcrian ( hur ‘l, 1: ll i ‘l ltl t , w a homc of .‘il'.llfllll tlll"s.‘l'.nlfl.‘.(tlzllll‘rfll_\(': Oi 711E105“! “e19 conducted at‘ two “clock- v

Reading of appropriate passages a piz. marc and calf.

hired mm Wm m W, m,“ Tin”, l-lc lcriviis to mourn his wifc wh mm“ "Rwk "r A1”? T“ "Aw"

suffering. from iivo ilrcp wounrl~ dlTsé raid fiwiud ilfbutp n, ‘hp mcmcrv of Mrs voted Christian be dccplyi cherished.

. .' . Harv l5 15710. ‘iv \ juries. A w-tcrinarlan wa. callcd 1 -‘ ' ‘ . \ g n 1191119 ahd Annic wholst-ia

to sav farcw l | i-i ;< , .

ML Danagd Gordon grant, 39, his ‘nunuh “Riva? s“ ' 1'l_",:\':_' iof scripture by Chaplain Imgafe. died at his home in Charlotletmln lcnvc- '_l‘l;l'il' ‘I,’ . lhhllliflllfl " Hi‘ n1n.,.1O9 “Unto the “m5 Araund vc=1c1"<la.\\ Hr “W15 531C119" “W1 in riiiiii. (EFL, Tl". ihffifill (wmii- iDO 1- ‘ up My M99"? E~"'°5-" iudden mm,“ early 1n ill.“ 1110"" {bi-ll from --,,“, . .,.,,ii- iiril"'l 1" Sci-u izrc reading, lath. Chapter 1X13 and {iWd berm‘ medical 31d fhnirmun iiml inii .|“llll Vi" (Nivl-vi gfnihavlrjéitpftligél%g m; (ggrhatg-

, v ’_ ..,_ ._ ...i- rcichfigtihirhéf spnngvme‘ Now ‘gall-thy: viii. “hi! r i.l tlc nildrc-is. lonc. Chaplain of the R C ,5,

ink ilirlm-c flit-u prcscufcrl

SCOUR- MT- Gmnt came m the Mr. (Uiimviill-r ulih a Iiuvsii nff-rr I Address by Major’ the He“ Dr (~ .

‘n, Itloorlicnil bs-gate. Chaplain of

. I Cit early this ycar. He cstziblislictl . i , , __ h, theyfirm, (trans Motors. Lita, I f "f 11k‘; .tnc Pimcc Edward Island Iiight _hfl,,d1,i_;ii pom products for Char- i" P, w‘, , f" ‘_ ,Horsc. who spoke as follows: -" ‘ ‘" ‘ ' ' ‘ i“ i‘ l "P"! h" A wave of sorzow pimecl over the

,_ ll u limetown and Quwfl COWW- {stay with its. siiaiit spccrlcs ii-i-i-i-

S . . n. wi-hcrt‘ he iiclii tnc position of as- in," km,‘

ilk

m? p,” the tragic event reached us of (“qnqdffgq which today's services are the last s .- mu, sccnc- a young man of a family . ,1 ii". . wiilcly known and highly esteemed ,..,,.,i m- , inrouzhout our province, called Aim: T1,- i suildcnly‘ to his account in the ful- Hv Bu“ filmcnt of his duty.

But our sorrow is mixed with ptlih n; ,1... ,__.,,,c,- n; the thankfulnes and admiration that L. O ij/tm- ywd Lin, Mom, he whom we mourn has died in a. - . ~ , great cause.

In keeping with the high military I _ _ tradition of his family, he offered m m1“. n x himself to the service of his King

of

Previously he was connected Will] IL P," , _ , ‘the Ford Motor Car Company Fac- }':nf__n,“ l(.l|tglxljh,_f_ tory branch alt Saznt John, N. B. in", n diam. “m, h w

a SrrvPd Iiv q Wlv-n i ii‘ia~ lllff

. ‘it saii-s niauugcr for fifuicn Fwy,“ H

Grant left a position in th t0 eiilis; with the N 2v wi k Highlanders during the irrnhpun ‘H . - h“gshepgg' "é2i1§;hr§;f‘ ‘ling: ‘liill fhr- FPS: “lflvrw; "r i." m< i.» p;

' ‘ ‘i "Pflftlc for his iii-u l‘ ilrrivtc. ' '

iS‘|l(‘ll lH . lllcswiu" nil if

Alter he rcturwi 1' hc was for a . Yllil (lcpiartnu-nt of .‘.I ‘nwon. his ivife and one . Both are lvfnz

I).

‘i

. ll I l‘.'|1l.“.‘~" lll no iuiwirzi- il 1n ‘inciiwug "ml colmi/U" B-nd r01‘ U191!’ Mk6 i188 lwith flic olwjcc’ o.’ llPlYlWllllK an in- ""159 the 51119191119 BMTUICQ. Whit‘?! i<~ iiim- "M", i}... Envy..- air is the crotm and glory of the true i p. is m» and valiant soldier. i - ~ We can write under his name the ‘ lori-li- scntimcnt which is engraved v ‘ on tlic memorial tablet to his brave L. d,“ brother on ihc wall to the left from , where I speakr-"I am not afraid i to die for my: country " __. l‘ Our sympat y and prayers go out m, yjiryrn‘lghpy1fl to the sorely stricken relatives that , “H, m,“ ,-.._ ' iic Irwin-g compassion of God may M, “Lung C, Mm iiiial the wound of their hearts. _ “up... min-J, no Prove". concluding with the sing-

:'c ill ‘liii imumi in~ I m uiix- l'.\"ll‘l'lfllf.‘(‘ o.’ aciuai 1g condition

. A. ii sr-r zces will be hr l in the Vi“: ‘o , The body will be s :i.t to lmnie, N. S. for burial.

*'\“i"l'iif‘.illli'"‘i' of Colonel Mauriic. I A. la») -tor of military opiira- iic a1 iiaiiznial‘ 7

Nuincroils f Jfllic ii.iv \\ll

pirct of thi- . g. llmtvis B. Tun _ _ ‘ ’ ""'fi lll rho i'i'illl.'(‘ l‘l.'l\l‘fll‘l'i ls- m‘! "l me 10753 Play"-

Hymn 438 "Peace. Perfect Peace.”

A military funeral was held from the‘ church, the firing party pre- w, _ yearling thc casket being composed ,,~,_.i,,,‘,1; m. ,.,.,_,,._.,[.,; n mu. i of members of the 8th Medium ‘ of f .. Wilt) will lcarii,i1_3“_il°l'-v- R- C- 5-» l" ma?” 01 . l, do.” w. o; i“\r ,,_-,_-._.,,,g m f Seiqcaiu-Major J. Turner.

, so iisrxitiih, has. bccn one of the‘ “ m.- mi,’ nicn at nutifniiil (lciinic m1; in tiii- past lcwi il ilo took ovcr the prst of Iill'(.‘t for 0i mintiii". Operations and‘ nitelllucncc last fall when BI‘l.'1lbd--_ in‘ Kvllllfjlll Stuart was nppoiuzccl

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commandant of tiie Royal Militaiyi ~- Th ‘kn’ b0 w ~ .,, . l‘. i.~_.- ~- ~I piunc of lifri, e c“ W35 m9 on l 81m sviilonviciiionliliiiil “iifaiifiilii-Zfé. Aliii-iiiiii i-s» i 'ill two ycars am. camall” sullpucd l" the R- C‘ N»

V. R. nnd in charge of Chief Petty Officer Ross.

The pail bearers were: Lieuten- ants Don Grant. Charles MacKen- __. _ govwilfred guzfdfy. of the R. o. Tlic ca‘ oc-uric sudilcitl in ~ ' “n euwnflnts W959" migd/iliah. mi Ala? 12th ofyDr. Smlbll- G°Yd°l1 William-l "Id C» H- J, m", a.“ .,,,, n; ,1“, me Johnston of the Royal Canadian

p EL In m, Artillery. . an f1Jlii'i\\’f‘(| Intcnnent was in the People's ii f/‘(Vlllllg pi-nfii don. rinrl tuuzht Cemebew- <._,,. _--. _ n, g “r ,.,.,,,-S 1,, At the grave the usual three _.. m.” M,,,_,i,v volleys were fired and tho Last .. W, {mm l Post was soundcd by bugiers J. M. _ K- _..-(,n_ 0m‘ Perry and D. E. Hume. lqrjcr] m niiiiu; Mn." “have There was a lar e attendance at

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lhc hcziiiiiuzirii staff wbion Col..‘ of stvir ‘p! Pope is now mining, ' l Alan!» v

A (liii-ccuciaiit o: two families (ls-i lllClYi .\l'll‘l . . . tlnguishccl for public service, tlie;;;;q~,;,,.. (if vi i~ ; ;, Popcs and the ‘faschcreaus, 001., g,ii;,ini~,» ;~.,~,.i..,»,.i ,, Pom: has had a brilliant military “it. - -- - uitetir both in the first Great War w, _ IlIl/i in the permanent force since. 1b,)“,

111- l5 a Sl-ll of ltlC lntc Sir Joseph m. o‘, c, Pmli‘. private sccrctury and biog-I m, ‘WW0, _ Jlilrllffl‘ u‘: ll first Prime Minister thrumii] ' “ vi (Liliana, ohn A. Mucdonuithl yronfixfg F. and lite-r iuxdcr-sccrctary of state] f- i In,“ Ofrilmffllll affairs. One grand-Km“ l‘!~"’il' imlic-r was llon. William Hcnryi 11mm" "ll ' Pouc of Charlottetown, one of thc|1l » fiii ,ii:.. of (Jonlcderation. and tiicI school

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fi-,,.,- u“, qii- 1min T, Tuscliorcau. has born i- IWI i, . ,.~-n,'¢~.i.,»n si ., the funeral; inclu lng mmebers of Illif‘ lllfll‘ . iii,’ Justice of Quebec. Illlc (;c'l~_i iii~ ll [WY-Oil of mci- m, the Canadian Lesion. irii, I'll‘ was born at Rlyierc Dlhhousie unii i,» jcjivv. If] ma“, m.- IOQQ‘ ° ° ' °

Loam Qu n . He scrvfld 1H years nnil h . ~imciilv Mi 1; The memorial tablet referred in 151v xiWW i us staff Chm-Mn- d“; ihlfffi for Vlhi‘ l)". t". rne son by Rev. Dr. Lflllte in hll Addful lijjviriuatrfitllnqlgizgllfflchkf I lgililigtflli lrrecclvgglciliii '.‘l...: (i: , ‘ lfifllltlllllllflfi, ggsltgaciaiy bear: tho followl-nl In- » l‘ -_ g1. .'i ,;vn.ir-n/.:W- i 3

"[11 1 "Huff ‘Ilfilfldc ll"? “*5 “' and this sum. q ~. [Jnnlcl on In loving mem y of m-nest Wil- “".'.‘i‘"'l_ ‘,'F“_“,i‘,“,-*‘-Y cffsylas served, pCCllllZ p111‘ . l .- i - ii.’ ii , K. c liam Auld latn Lieutenant in tho n§(liriliclrl'i('i"hli:illy(fiSIHTIiCFS at Quebm mo. Nflviifillllfli: rmvi-nini lnl “ii” Rocl- 42nd. Battalion, Rngral Highlanders irmnfim hm, vlciorm énendcd met the fall tic w is in cuu ilillif" hi}; , .l'\<f‘llil. (ii-oat of Canada, and 3r . Canadian Di- n,” c011,“, n, Camgmv Engmmi, studies‘ at tllfllllilll‘ p: i‘ n. For‘- »‘i'ii~. Portland. vision Signs-Ill Company, born and fhc lmncrial nefeucoCollrmu I clito wncr" ccfin lic u‘! 1"" a W‘ i i1, (ti-mt l7th. of Decem l‘. 1895. in!“ "I

i a Whilf! uii. iear 1 e ncivl f5 illllf‘ i2". .i...- .- .~,»:i.;.»-_ ill lnii‘. . i; i..- j _ f M! 'r. u. Mc- i imam near Centelles. France Aug- hatrlman of the Schwinn, cborfl a PM). iigree m Lcmi-vmic OHP- It'll-uni '.. \ niii iVlrs. P. T. Power, 1 llbt mi. 1916. Pro mm mi tini- ‘iunfw. . m... ._ - Mai»- - m- ma.

to attcnrl the mare ‘out the animal could not be srivcd ll'i‘.(i strtny-ed No nrrcsis havc bf‘€“il!'i‘:l(i0

blot-KIN ().\'—-At louu Hnsgii iii, lluv iii, lfllli. uuri i‘.l1‘.<. John iVlzicKzilziou

aivl whose dcath is so widcly dc-

crnonn from his lair! rc

Mr. C. N. Bissctt. manager for -I~‘IYNERAI. OF JOHN A. DAW-

he ast ttvclvc years of the Char-

(‘O.\'\\‘Al' —— Ai tiic (‘hail ~71. 1 " Hospital. May w, ill-ii) in .\l

John A. Dawson were hcld yestcr- Mm wmrvd cmm“. mnshmiv a

dav afternoon. There was a short house followed by‘

in; Omvm- whole community when news of t I quiet wcddinrz was has been promot- i lion Miss Ruth R v at Fifcninvood Howli- of lhc lafc Mr.

Montreal branch of tlic Crmpiny’ and is being iuccccdczl hcrc by lVlr. J. Ernest Richardson, BA. LL. B. A native of Winnipeg. Mr. Rich- ardson hns resided in Nova Scotia for several years. He is of Dalhousle University sst few ycnrs has posit on of trust, fliiiPPl‘ at. tlic hcarl office of the Eastern Trust. Cllll- panv in Halifax.

Mr. Bisscft is rElnflinillq hcrc for about a month and a half in order to familiarize his sucorssor

at Bcdcquc conductcd the scrvicc

in tli church. Many friends attended to pay their last tribute of respect to a dear friend. Mr. Dawson's four sons acted as pallbearers and were Dr. Carl Dawson. Col, Ulric Dawi- snn. Elmcr and Ivan. Mrs. Frasci" sang a duct. ourite hymns of the deceased were sung by the choir. Intcrmcnt. was ln the Baptist Cemetery

ELECT OFFICERS -—Tlie animal

Forum Lid. was hcld in the Bcard of Trndc Room Wcdncsdny night wlfli an unusually large attendance. Various reports of the year's busi- ness were presented and discussions hcld touching on various matters. Satisfaction was exprcsscd of the progress being madc. Tl: vbonrd of Directors were mid at. a subsequent mcciing tho following officers were elected for the cnsuiniz year: Hon. President: W. R. Aitken: President. Dr. I. J. Yoo; Vice President, T W L Prowse; Sccy- Trcas. H. S. Hend- orson. Dlrcctors, Col. O

and Lance Bombzlr. Lcsl (TT-ehfy. were marriage by Rev. W. J. Milton, a personal friend oom and a rclalivc of the was nssistctl hv Rcv, A.

-— At the CilLITIO" Hospital, May l8, i940. to .'\i. {Vlrs Gordon Pooe, Guy, a fiat-sn- er.

51\Rl!l"-"l"1'—-At the Przurc fllvvvd lsliinil Hospital on itilziy 3i . to M1‘. and Mrs. ‘Pin-fulfill chnrlotlciotvii, a sou.

NEWSON-At the Prlncc Island Hospital on Mar i7. i940. to Mr. and Mrs. son. Union Road, a dailllllll‘l3 (7.-\i\ll’l‘>l£I.|.—Af Prince lfiianfd ls- lanii Hospital, bfuy ill. i940, in and Mrs. Hvbcr Limipbnll a ll-‘wu ter. Margaret Arlene. MACLlZNNAN-At the Prince Ed' ward Island Hospital mi 1940. to Mr. and

Paula. The brirlc. who atllrccl in a tzfilorcd na stiupccl suit with

silver fox scarf and corsaee of Ta]

isman roses. the Bijou rose with acccssorics ntfcndcci by Mrs. \V.

will remain until ihc cud of D."- ccmbcr, Tin-v plan spvuiliiig their summers on the Island in future.

—I'RETTY WEDDING-A pretty wedding was solcmnlzed on Saturday ewning at scvcn o'clock at tho Prcsbyicriau Mansc, Sum- mersidc, Rcv. Wm. - flclnting, when bliss Audry Clark. daughter of Mr. Albcrt E. Clark of 0t Valley. bccnmc the bride Mr. Lorne Wright. son of Mr.

by Bonibdr. Cau- Miss liillan Earle the organ, render-

al party entered lng softly during Jmmcrlintcly aftcr Mr. and Mrs. Dicguau lcft showers of confcffi and good honcymoon trip to nainlnnd. The Guard-

exfending hearty fclicita BIBLE CLASS ENDS SEASON-

Thc nicnibcrs of town (‘hurch of

LORD —At U16 P. E. Xslitlld H05 tnl, Thursday, May 23. w M" a 1,0 oi

Albert. E. Wright. of Bcdcquc. The bride wore a dark navy suit and

iizind wins uii Liinri llns-vinisl ut. an curly hour Him" 455 "Oh 11°"? T118?» W111 Wm“ , _ H; Giinritiiiii, illunflov mornlivr. ' N91 L“ Me Gil" M i‘ PM, n Canadian 'l'lic lnlc n19 Benediction-

RAYNOII - DIEGNAN - In St. Paul's Cliuzcli. Charlottetown. Ala! 22. I940, by Rcv. w. .1. Phillie assisted by mi. a LQDTNI‘ card- ncr. Miss Ruth Raynor. Cas/rumpfl Bfmbdr, Iicslie 0105M"

leather accessories.

Clark attcndccl thc hrizlc and Mr.

Charles Drewiclt acicd ns grooms-

man. Aftcr the ceremony Mr. and In

Scotland Bible lass, on Thursday. May 16th. mo- recl to the home of Mr and Mrs. nt, West Royalty’. where. t a very enjoyable social wihich evening. so {IT'S work The year's on the first ‘Thursday 1939 and coniiinicil osinfl now to be rcsilmrcl Schl. The year's work covcmd

W. H. V. Dunbar. Wm. McEach- ern. (Mermaidl: H. .J. P. Simmonds.

. Royal Canadian Mounted Police began a scnrch for Mr. W. F. Mc- l-Iugli, Saint John, N. B. yesterday afternoon when a coat and hat, be- lieved to be owned by him, were found at the head of Bruce Stew- art and Co's wharf. Correspondence hf the pockets of the coat indicated that it belonged

honeymoon. ’I‘hey have wishes of tlicii- many fricuds for

to her marriage the bride \\ dcrcd a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Brcwcr Bedeque. the housc lacing charm- ingly arranged with spring flow- ers for the occasion. Tlic bride was escorted to the scat of honor by Miss Gladys Clark. to the strains of the Wedding March. playcfl by Mrs. Brcwcr Wailgli.

ing little flower girls, 1e Clark, carried brvkcts of flowers sire-wing them-in the paili of the bride, Miss llclcn Suilhury showered hci- with cnnfctli.

brnukht in the hcnvilv l'llll"n bas- kets 0f gifts, Assisting with tho opening and arranging of the lnvc. v things were the Misses ampbell, Wanda Yco. and Elmer Waugh. Miss Annie Dyment read the verses accom.

seated to the bridc. shc h, thanking cvcry one

TURNER-At. the prim mtg‘? Ifillllfi Hospital m May m 1 ' Mira. Lewis S. ‘Itzrccr.

GRANT-At 2s Nflflli ruin‘ “oi: on Sunday. Mnv l9. l , W" Gordon Grant in his 40f!‘ 3e ' AULD-Cn Friday. May

Nehcmiah, Pliillfl‘, Hoscn. Jonah, and ports If Kings. Provcrbs The Song of Solomon. trnvellcr who came to the Province on a busincsr. trip. He. arrived in Charlottetown. May 15th.. istercd at the Queen Hot g hora, the missing man

Following the discovery of the afternoon. dragg- crc commenced by

wcll all meetings and bcsl nbovo study, SililiPd and memo Catechism and

prcsinicd for corrccily memorizing the wliolc of thc Bhn 1,- rr Cakchism and ficates were prcscuicrl for memoriz- ation of Scripture vcrsss. cic. The Class bcgan the study of the West- minster Confesslon of Faith, which study is expected to bc resumed in the autumn. At the social evc- spent on ‘Thursday thc incin- hers nf the Bible C their leader with a after reading an ad evenings martin: was closwi live surfing of Ps