Estes Nsygiglunci:

FIJNIIAI. YISTIIDA! - 11g u funeral of Edward Nighgjgq; mo; ll ruideneo.

Pownai Street, yesterday 8t. Dunstanb Basilica, qulom High Mas was palsy-gm by Rev. Father nougsn. The pan.

ENTERT IN FOB VISITOIIF-Mr. y Cudinore entertained Tuesdayevenilig in honour of Mr. Ed. Shaw. Winnipeg.

KILLS sass-on einiresy last Mr. James Cullen of Alexandra

4011M‘! pisrascr vscsrx- ' 0¥~A large number of electors dissatisfied with the

which selected Mr. Horace Wright as Liberal eandidefq have approach- ed Mr. Douglas Bell. Carleton, to

rsiuisoAru or OFFICE-Mr. Percy W. Turner. Mayor-elect of

at 8t Mary's Church. South. isl beiiie at It. Mary's vemete .- v. Ignatius MacDonald officiated. e pail bearers were: Messrs. Arthur MeQuaki. Dsiiisi Mscllach- orn. George MacDonald. John Lavie. Howard Paquet. and Michael Fits-

bstrlek. ' "

bearers were: Messrs. A. Doniigqyy,

Gallant. licbet lush i-tush. Service i. the gram“ “mm

Charlottetown. was sworn in at ‘i150 am. Saturday by Chief Jus- tice Mathieson in Hisliordshi chambers. The City Councillors and

killed a.seal off Squaw Point _ weighing about 150 pounds Mr. l" Cullen says the pelt is ii good one which he intends to cure himself.

1 allow his name to go forward as Independent. Mr. Bell on set- urday let 1t be known he wsspre- pared to accept the invitation. and

IUIIAL lllVlCIS-The funeral

ofMrs. Chas. Saunders ‘was held ton inhis

yesterday afternoon from the resi- dence of her daughter. Mrs. G. L. Morrison. 140 Iilm Ave to the Peoples Cemetery. Services at the house and grave were conducted by luv. Csrlylq Webster. The pell- bcerers were: Messrs. Icobt. Dia- ineiid. II. 1-I. King, Murdock Real. P. N. Manuel. W. Meikle snd fies- ter Melnnis.

Water Commissioners will be sworn in st 2.1t p.m. today in the City Council chamber by IIis Worship.

—CAB.D PARTY-The C.Y.M.L. auction forty-fives was held on Friday evening larger attendance than usual. The prizes are as follows: Ladies first. Mrs. J. C. Hickey; ladies consola- tion, Mrs, Charles Doucette; men's first, Abdon Arsenault; men's con- solation, George C. Arsenault. Spe- cial prize, Eva Chsisson.

ducted by My. Fpthqr Maggy-gig

On January ilth there passed to his eternal reward the soul of Mr. Joseph Shrcenan. ‘

ill only a few daft and nu death came rather suddenly. as receiv. ed the lest rites of his church from his never-failing pastor. luv, u, J, smith. who is always so solicitoue for thg spiritual welfare flock. "Joe" _as he was familiarly known. was of a quiet. retiring dis-

wlll nominate as Independent. Re is a nephew oi the late Hon. J. H. Bell. Frontier.

DILIGATION l!!!‘ INS FROM OTTAWA-Non. J. Minister of Pubic Works, returned "idly night from Ottawa. when he interviewed Hon. Charles A. Dunning, Minister of Finance, and I-Ion- Norman Rogers, Minister of Labor, with respect to merit projbcts for Prince Edwar-

On Saturday evening. the 15th day of February. there passed away to his eternal reward at the Prince County Hospital, Summeraide, from pneumonia, Daniel McNeil], at the advanced age of eighty-three years. having been born at Rexto N. on the 20th day of August, i852, the eon of the late Dougal McNsill and Ann Wood-

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AUTOMOBILE ASSN. DISBAND-

sis-Prince Edward Isle-Kid's Auto- BREW-i)" Will!“- illo lilih- W5-

CIJLBBIATI 15TH ANNIVER-

ruary. Mr. and Mrs. B. 1-1. Nichol- son celebrated the 36th anniversary

Island. Hon. Mr. MacIntyi-e was accompanied to Ottawa by Messrs. H. H. Cox, M. P P., and Russel C.

mobile Association broke up during a week-end meeting in Charlottetown after its president, Mr..Ji.:tice A. E.

out, Mrs. Andrew V. Arsenauit,

Next Friday will be the lest before pwmm‘ " W" m“ “m” cm"

olic and always attentive religious duties. i-ie was airnest

of their marriage. A number

their friends took advantage of tlve occasion by surprising them at their home, and presenting them with a handsome silver service. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson thanked their friends for their remembrance and good wishes. Refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. The Guardian joins in happiest congratulations.

Clark, M. P. P. In waiting on the Ministers they were supper-led bv the Federal members and

from Prince Jdward Island.

Arseneult, and the secretary. J. M. MacFsdyen, tendered their resigna- tions. Automobile owners‘ lack'of interest in the Association was Ill“ en as the cause of its breaking up-

childlike in his goodness and slin- plicity of heart._for in him than was no giiile. fie was admired by his friends and neighbours for his many fine qualities. ‘

SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL EVENING - About 85 students young people attended a social held at the Y. M. C. A. on Saturday

‘fliers passed peacefully sway gg; January 23, i838, one of Cable Bead West's fine citizens in the person of George McLaren. The late Mr. Mel-arch was a. great sufferer for the last number of years

The service at the house and

BRAD! EY-IIYNILS-Ihe marri- age was soiemnised at St. Dunstan! Basilica at 8:30 yesterday morning of Peter Stephen Bradley of the Department of Education. to Mary Hynes, of this 61W. RSV-

evenlng under the auspices of the Boys’ and Girls’ Hobbies. Exhibi- tion Committee. and games were heartily participa- in and dainty refreshments served. The chaperones were: His

A resolution urging the 1a:- Institutxs of Prince lid-

prlnciples of adult recommending that

;. =1

Others ‘who spoke st the meet-

ing were. Hon. W. H. Donnie. Min- ister of Agriculture; Messrs. Har- old IAird. W. H. McCiregoi‘. W. ‘H. Townsend, Daniel McKay, M. L. A.; It. Holmes, John Profitt.

Worship Mayor Turner and Mrs. Turner. Col. and Mrs. ‘K. S. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Norvilie E. Duck, and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Curran. The pleasant evening was brought to a. close by singing "Auld Lang Sync."

grave was conducted by his pastor, Rev. W. B. Aitken, and although the dly was cold and stormy a good number gathered to pay their last T¢5PBctS b0 0C6 who in life they reg- pected. ThcJisarse was driven by

B. Dalton performln ceremony and celebrating the Nup- tial Mess. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Duffy. Immedi- ately after the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs- Bradley left by train on a short honeymoon trip to the main-

lristitutes study and ‘form cred- it unions. was adopted yestsr- day as the farmers of the province opened their three-day parliament

The Central Farmers‘ Institute

‘If’? sefgiqan ,1

A resolution approving the ram

club policy of the Federal Depart- ment of Agriculture was passed. moved ivy Mr. W. H. MoCtrelCI. seconded by Mr. J. W. Maebean. Mr. E_ Holmes spoke in support of the resolution ‘

Mr. Joseph Simons. The pgll in". ers were Messrs. J. MacEwen, Leslie and Wilfred MacLaren. Frank Mc- Laren and Ambrose Itattray, John

was the first provincial agricultural "organisation to hold meeting. Five other farmers‘ organ- isations will meet during “Farmer?

In another resolution the Cen- trsl ital-mere‘ Institute urged the

The Guardian joins in ex-

Friends throughout the Pro- tendiril hearty conirratulatlons.

vince, especially the community of Iiaaelbgook. were deeply grieved to

Wesley ll. Wood at the age of 54 which accurred at her home Saturday, February 8th at 11.10

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—VALENTINE PARTY-A very enjoyable valentine party was but on by the Women's Institute of

WEDDING Bllslafl — A pggfly

The Sheep Breeders’ Association

executive for the coming year is as follows:

Weddlllk took place Saturday in 5t,

Cape Traverse in the Hail on Fri- day, Feb. 14th. The proceedings opened with a sing-song, followed

Prince Edward Island

Patrick's Church. otiswi. the bride ' to give through the

s. m. Those left to mourn her peuing

being Miss Marie Fink. daughter

President. Herold Laird Kelvin;

Vice President. r. A. misses. M. L A-, Scuris; Secretary-treasurer. W. It. Shaw, Charlottetown: Aud- itor. J. A. Gillie. Charlottetown.

are her aged mother, Mrs. James sorrowing husband. W and daughter. Doris. Mrs. George

colleges of the pIOVIIIOG more cem- prehensive study of agricul

"We have an increasing of boys and girls who bsorbcd into farm life." the resolution stated. The rural

of Mr. and Mrs. Vaimore Fink, of M"t"""°- ""1 the bridegroom, Mr. George Fraser, or the Royal cm. adian Mounted Police. eon of the Hon. George Fraser of gcurig, p_ I. The bride w

a short program which wad

evening was pleasantly

Smallnian both of Sununerslde. and the brother, William Waugh, of Calgary.

etc. Lunch was then served and a neat sum was realised. Following

Directors: Queens County: Daniel McKay,

Percy Dlckieson, George Boswell.

_ people of the province should be “ w‘ m5'"‘" Gun“ "d m“ “more thoroughly equipped on prac-

seleetions, Chas. Bell; duet.

of coral rust silk crepe with hat arid

Prince County: Ilsrl Stetson. W.

1-1. MeGregor. W.,B. Mcloilap.

ticsl farm problems. marketing And rural eitiiionahipf‘

shoes to match. She carried s. bou-

qm M ammo“ W] Wm “m. N0 BECOUNT nu wsnn rive:

d K 1th 193d’ --No recount of ballots cast in wuwn Gardiner m e '

dialogue, Eva Stevenson.

Rings County: C. n. Clay. Alex

Hamilton, P. A. Mcisaae. Th .

An informal reception was held g1-

t" m ceremony ‘t the Imam“ ‘Charlotteiowrfs Ward Five in civic

. 1 : elections m». 12, was held satiir- m“ ‘M M" Wm” mMckm

An esteemed citizen passed sway

ident. Mr- C. S.

o ‘v P" Clay was absent last night so the meeting was presided over by Mr. Harold Laird, Kelvin.

duet, Inez McWilliems and Esther n u" "mu Ed mum

pital yesterday in the pe Albert Edward Leigh,

Street. after an illness of but I few weeks. The deceased, who was in his sixty-second year, was the

of Dr. Fink, after which Mr, and Mrs. Fraser left for their wedding "ID. Going away the bride wore a smart navy blue coat trimmed with fur with s. navy blue hat. They will reside in 0ttawa.-Montresi Star.

day. Under the city's civic Election Act, s. recount is not allowed, Sti- pendiary Magistrate K. M. Martin told the applicant. defeated Coun- cillor Dr. J. E. Blanchard when he came before the City Court.

-WAS NATIVE 0F BEDEQUE- Many friends throughout the Pro- vince will regret to learn of the

Charlottetown‘; monument to the

heroes cf the South African wai- in Queen Square yesterday was drap- ed in mouring as Prince Edward Is- land remembered its (10 sons who fought and the two who fell in the ten day siege of Pasrdeberg 36 years ago.

death of Richmond which occurred at. his home in Van- couver, BC, on Sunday, February 16th, after an illness of several months. Mr. Wright was born in Centreville Bedeque, the son of the, late Major Wright and his wife Ada Shreve. He was associated with his

Stipendiary Magistrate told Dr. Blanchard he could change his ap- plication for s-recount to one for a scrutiny of doubtful ballots but the elf-councillor who lost his seat, by eight votes said a scrutiny would not be of any advantage. at two of the polls lost their count

son of the lets Charles Leigh. of the Royal Navy. and g brother of the late Colonel Charles Leigh. For the past six years, Mr. Leigh held thg’ position of electrical maintainer for the Island Division. Canadian National Railways. and was formerly connected with the

Friends throughout the Province, especially the community of Hazel- bfwk. were deeply grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. Wood at the use 0f st which oc- curred at her home on Saturday. Rfhruary 8th at 11.10 a. rn.

The siege started Feb. 1'1. 1000.

Men from Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. enlisted in G end l-i companies of the Royal Canadian Regiment, wok part in the battle and were among the first who saw the white flag flutter ten days later when the Beers signified their surrender.

father in conducting s general store in Centreviile and after his death usiness for several years, later moving to Vancouver, where he has " since resided. He leaves to mourn his wife (nee Miss Jean Crossen) and one son Alan Douglas and his sister Millicent Wright also of Vsneouveia-B.

while totalling the votes election day he claimed. A recount would have given him a majority of three votes. he stated. by counsel, Dr. Blanchard, acting on his own behalf before the Court, suggested the incoming City Council put through an amendment to the Election Act in order that he might get reconsideration of his applica-

C. N. R. on the mainland. Cont?!“ ient and courteous in the dlscheflo of his duties. he was held in the highest regard by all with whom

Those left to mourn her passing are her aged mother. Mm. her sorrowing husband, and daughter, Doris, Mrs. George

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Smsliinan both of Summerside,

and one brother, Mi-.

.»Waugli, of Calgary. During the latter part of her

Mr. Lcigh was s Paul's Church, and Knights of Pythiu.

He is survived by his widow, for-

The second day of the siegg Rn-

land ‘Iayior of Charlottetown was ‘killed and J .F. Waye, a fellow- islsnder, fell ounded.

;.~'.'-_-<_<.-:y~;d-.‘

merly Miss Jean Ellis Stewart: two sens. Oharlel. in Montreal and Stewart st home. and one daugh- ter, Fanny at home; also by three

—TIIE LATE ALVIN PHILLIPS —There passed away o'clock Sunday afternoon February 18th in the Prince County Hospi-

Wood was attended by her physician. Dr. MacKenzie from Charlottetown, and two nur- ses. the Misses Mutch and Mac-

tion for a recount. Magistrate declared that before the passing of the Election Act in 1908

numerous elections were disturbed

The day of the battle of Psarde-

berg. Alfred Riggs of Charlottetown wee killed and Nelson Brace and J. A. Harris were wounded.

tal. Bummersldc, Alvin Phillips. a. highly respected resident of Eller- slie, after a. week's illness follow- ation for appendicitis.

sisters, Mrs. William Cox. Morell; Mrs. Hubert Beer. Charlottetown; and Mrs. W. S. Knight, Cleveland.

by recounts and were an amend- ment pessed to allow ie-checking of

Pheii, who rendered every service possible in a loving

ballots, stringent regulations would

be necessary" The Ward Five re-

The deceased has left the most

Next Sunday the 1'1 Prince Ed-

wardJsland Psardeberg veterans who still survive will gather in 8t. James Church for speinsl services of remembrance. ,

Ohio. to‘ all of whom deep sym- pathy u extended. .

--FUNEBAL flltvlCb-The fun- eral of Daniel McNeill took piece Tuesday morning from his late residence to St. Paul's Church.

suits would have to stand. however. regardless of any future amend- ment, because the election was con- ducted under the present Act, Sti- pendiary Magistrate Martin con-

Mr. Phillips was forty He leaves to mourn his wife, ladyg McNevin of

fragrant memories in the hearts of all who knew and loved hcr kind, christian character and membranes of her loving and sym- pathetic nature will serve to light- lfi tho heavy hearts left to mourn

formerly Miss G Ellerslie arid five sons. Robert, Wendell. Harold and Sterl ing. Also four si

TEMPEBANCE UNION MEET-

ING-The Queen's county Women's Christian Temperance Union ob- served Frances E. Willard Day on‘ ‘hlesday. February 18th. The meet- ing was held in the Charlottetown laptist School room and a delicious luncheon was served by the Char- lottetown Union. The President. Mrs. Essen Howard. Cornwall, pre- sided, and the following PTOITBIIIIIIC was enjoyed: A solo by Miss Bessie Campbell, accompanied by Miss Berna Huestis, and a paper by Mrs. Bustin, on the life of Frances Ii. Willard; also a message of Frances Ii- Willsrd for Today. by Mrs. Gor-

Mrs. Joshua Miller, gin-st) Mrs. E. s. Burleigh, Ellersiie; (Etta) Mrs. Russel MacArthur. Mt. Pleasant; (Elle) Mrs. IcslidMac- and four brothers, Willard Phillips, Summersfde: San- ford Phillips. O'I..eary; Phillips. 0'1..eiiry and Sergent Phil- lips. Olen-y. The funeral held Wednesday afternoon from his late residence to Bideford United

Surnmerside. Rev. Eugene Murray officiated at the Requiem l-iigh

Lidstone. Councillor D F. MoNeill. John J. McNaliy, C. Edward strons Gabriel McDonald and Roy Silli- phant. Iritermen

her passing in the years to come.

0n February 1, 1936. Greenvaie was called upon to mourn the loss cf one cf its highly reepectedcit- ilens in the person of John R. Mac- deceased had been enjoying god health until about. nine days previous w his death when hc was stricken with pneumonia and despite the best medical care and all that loving hands could do to prolong his jour- ney in this life it. was o.‘ no avail and fortified by the last rites of the Catholic Church, of which he was

AT GYRO - Instead of holding the regular weekly dinner meeting the membe s of the played Bridge last evening at the Canadian National Hotel. was a good attendance and s. very tasty lunch was served by the man- agement. Mr. A. Birtwlstle was the winner of the first prise and Mr. John E. Cameron the second, the consolation going to Mr. F. C.

Monsignor Mcbel- lsn conducted service st the 811"- members of the ‘Town Council the funeral in a bod!» At e. meeting of the Town Council ight Councillor A. S. Mc- very feelingiy of the de- d the sterling qualities cf the pioneer men of Summerside.

The members cf the City Coun- cil were sworn in by His Worship Mayor Turner yesterday afternoon.

At a meeting held immediately

ceivcd . (he congratulations of his fellow members upon his election

don MscMlilari, Cornwall. Mre.,W.

A. Thomplvn conducted the devo- tional period and prayers were of- fered by Mrs. W. Johnston and Mrs. F. E. Boothrcyd, Hunter River. list- ters were read from Mrs. Win. Clark, North Wiltshire, and Mrs. B. C. Weclner, North Rustico, who were unable to ‘be present.

were made for an oratorical con-

a devoted member. he

breathed his lest on the above-meh- Mr- Mclklll W" W9 °‘ m‘ Um’

wardens of the Town and was also associated with the first fire bri- meet in

ent of the ‘Iiowri. In his eldest landmarks liig active duties here to his eternal reward and the upper and better R. Grecnan of New

l0 the ‘my cmmcn- after the following committees were

RAILWAY OFFICIALS VISIT HERE-Mr. W. U. Appleton, vice- presldent and general manager of the Atlantic Region and M1‘. A. C. Barker, general superintendent of transportation arrived in Charlotte- town by privete car last night on routine railroad business.

There are left to mourn the loss The first named in each case is

of a loving husband and father. his soriowlng widow, one son Donald J. at home. one sister, Mrs. George MacDonald. Vernon; five brothers, Htlih of Souris, Angus of Boston, Jerome of Newport, R-L. Andrew of

Financial: Geo. McLeod. R- C- Chnndler. Dr. F. C. Dougan.

Streets: A. A. Hennessey, Dr. F. C. Dougan, H. F. vsniderstine. Dr. McIntyre. I-I. Lapthorne.

Public Property: E. A. mater. A

passing one of the is removed from

ltfld. MI‘. James

test. and it was decided to give

prizes to the contestants in the scientific temperance lessons. meeting closed with singing and prayers by Mrs Boothroyd. THURSDAY

S , W1s.. d Mi h i f 1g%%gk¢ m c u D on return today. Trams

seems to be keeping up very well Mr. Appleton stated. The import and export trade is good. For the and up until a few aiimsd had consid-

A. Henneiisey, H. Lspthcrne. Police: Dr. McIntyre, A. A. fien-

E A. Foster. . C. Chandler. H. F. Van-i

Iderstine. Geo. McLeod. Fire: H. Lapthorne, 1-1. F. Ven-

tl- old friends of the decea The funeral was held on Monday many miles to attend the fun morning, February 8rd to St. Mary's 4 Church, Souris. where services at and grave wera eon-

The death took place-at the Sacred Heart Home. Charlottetown.

Able-bodied men now on direct

relief in Charlottetown will be ga- peefed in future to perform such wen: es may be required of them

ducted by the pastor and all that was mortal of John R. MacDonald was laid to rest in the adjoining

erable trouble with snow on the northern part of the division. High winds had packed the snow very hard and it was necessary to keep

on February 10, of Mrs Dominick.

Iderstine, Dr. McIntyre- A. MacDonald. widow of the law

Tenders: Dr. Donia-n. H. ‘ll-Van- nnessey. F. Vanlderetine. I.

by the City, up to the‘ vaiug of the ceased

relief received, without eirti-s psy-