int Au the. advanc a

pasein deccase.

He was 8 co. the Church cl Boot! nd til overtaken by the ears. was active in the interest o! e Clvgch and a laitbi Hc leaves to mourn his wid . Catherine Webster. daughter oi the late Benjamin Webster and two and Harry both or ove. end

sons Frank . Aususilne C l Mrs. John Ieidigh o! C whom the aymp h munity is extended The funeral took place on ‘Dues- lst to the Kirk cemetery the sfrvice being a

a March at Cape Traverse. conducted by Rev bralth assisted b?) oi the United C

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Th i a1 was held IromPur- long’: lllnxilegrtaking Parlors Friday afternoon at iliiilwcloclo-(Arnherst

News).

HOUSE BURNED-A dwell: house owned and occupi Sidney Matters o! Wastmoreland. tw. miles from Kelly’; C

Tb all Rlternocn it was learned in ‘Charlottetown over ih wk end. Mr Matters was at his Son's residence about 100 and when he retume his home in Ilaimes. Mrs. , was in Summer lde for the day._It , _| _ _ _ was not known how the tire or:$_- i ~"~"--“l~ l” l~ it was discovered it '~=Ii»ll1'~i».~, bad made such headway that it motored 1.311180“ B was impossible lo remove lumi- ture or other contents house. There W35 no lmurance. No where six estimate of the lose could be ob- tained last night.

Mr. F. J. Gick, United Kingdom Islands trade commissioner in Newfound- ilnd and the Maritime Provinces o! Canada arrived in Charlottetown oi Saturday night. Today he will in terview government oihcials and

nluht. lay at the rmi and crew were still chip late last night. hours alter repairs started and it was not known whether the work had been completed. The terry 10st

bl de after propeller fir?

o forward propeller was lost when the shalt snapped.

ip ill o lte, railwaypificials sai damaged pro ll

was the vbration caused propeller out o! balance.

-___. TWO FIRES IN CITY-Char- lottetown firemen

shortly beiore six o‘cl night for a roof bla blnerl residence an Mr. John Gamer line o! hose was ire. Damage when I

ina ted. when

business men.

oi

o! his visit. Mr. Gizk so was to asist Marltim finding source of supply for ma- terials they might wish to import or in makkig contacts with United Kiigfdélom firms which they m1!“ w re tesen _ re. is is Gicirs first visit i0

the Maritlmes follow! tment several mont . eadquarters are in Montreal. He G. Gurney who as been transferred to Melbourne,

‘eplaoes Mr. H. matralia.

‘hie beautiful farm nlldeaco‘

o! Robert

lern’ lust, we: burned to tho

round on Sdun

he lire was

Mrs. Mercbbenk detected a med of smoke as she was slit- lnz in the kitchen. Her husband o lncd the alumin- leading‘ MI the o rway on min

storey in flames. A: st the neighbors were

little could be done to live the h furnlt

once. The

round floor was remo a

revellers‘

t Hall By two o'clock nothing chimneys were einn e rtplffl! WIS 0 n oneate

situated at what ll known as Townsend Corner. lhe property Wayne of the linelt in the district uni was uedjry Mr. Matchbook some Iw years

It could not be alccrtoined int nluhi. whet Ill the fl “IQ llfio-B

There passed away gllstine Oove on Sunday Feb. I7 h. Mr. Gordon McFerlane, at ed no o! seventy-nine

Mr. llclliariane was a native o! Carleton but for more than thirty years liud resided Oovc. where he was a p Ind highly respected farmer.

By his irieudiinezs through l Ion and useful life o! lrimda who et his s’ Ind sincerely mourn lilo‘-

l‘

The late M

~ side. The funeral

' attended. Paiilbeerers were: M

4 George Mayne. D. N. M '~

L.A.. Alan Stewart. M: .

MacKenzie. Andrew Hug

Garnet Campbell. ‘

Th body cl Mr. Sinclair arrived

in Chsrlo‘

compuulod John E.

8

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an-nériy 11$ 33bit‘ :5 ‘EM we hmfin tn Qty a"

Ailter the induction menb were carved by the church.

A Wun- Yin-A Giant -fi%“§%mAm Levy wit“ %e¥ri:ie/ Cora 7:31am» ma"! daughter o! w. no mu no; "unmanned Phillipe. vionaby rcley: a. ’ m '

llgirooks. ‘wén by Mac

. P. Titus vs. R. L leti. won by Titus.

PATIENTS FLY HOME —- 81X w.

ei , , o: mall were carried by ys on two round

1-.

nd a single mot- ored Stearman were used on the n-Moncton service

westbound and iour the eastbound The two-way radio equip- Dragonmg/es used in the Gull

and leil receiving a bad gash on the aide oi his lace from another player's skate. Miss Pauline Coul- son, R.N.. oi’ Sea. View, being on the members W9 the scene of the accident, dressed "T359156 i" his lace in her c e manner hflfitw. M $8

before he wee rush w the noar- bcnutiful nnarlment- ----- eet doctor in Kensingion, none film"!!! W0 Til-d!!! Four divers under the direction being available in that vicinity. . P. Cerettl labored yes- H ierday to fit a blade on the after

. Charlottetown as she dock in Borden. Divers

Hssronc dncgtchmmzunrut - 8. 653E116 B DTDX U15 B wmmnufinmfi e - mm. w! Richmond street?

d barber shop o! on. Kent Street laid t

the Gaudet builclling o and chemicals used to light the

were prin l the walls. Considerable out needed to reach the tire. In of the apartment damlfld but not

Daley Mae MuRee. wile o! Alex- ander McRae oi Ca

nut at the funeral in e ne h. trict and we l

iifihteranueaigeréd the house was in

' u ,Mmfmnd“hm&'m Word has been received here o!

sons wee i tr m m , r u» death inOtteWa ‘iTw e otnmivvgrililg the fire "ed ff?‘- “h;

lmedwatsc be b0 t 83,000

54 v a. u partiflly

e and enjoyed qzlendid “vexed by “nn5°'

i I dflkfllzfift time a o. Oi

a gen a an y dispoe ill bi: missed by a large circle o!

n . She is survived by her husband end the following children: Mu. Clarence Hennebury, USA: Lester. 0t Joseph Puninial. Boston, Reade. JXX. Cape Torment-inc: Wal- ter, Borden P.E.I.; 0t

<1. Mrs. Charles eiipifu, bim-

lottetoivn. R1111;

Rewleizh and Jack et h S .

Bil-n ca‘ . Ill

pie. m» y:

fhfifiwl. n z iigehuw‘ . ewal-eaeeono goclgonald and m mute o! mm . m: n. A. a‘!!!

ssistent m a

ing t inee Annie Cam erly o! Alliston) at her Pain Pleasant on January Slat. 1018 el- gh not unexpected by th knew the serious i through. come with

friends and especially to her loved once in her home.

en

w o recon com l ted tn .

01111 wag thzuofialllfiaaon qtfcatlegreiaal

e e urmgn. brother a it”

Rev. Mr. Young urch u! Tryon.

. Peter Blnclair, 50, member oi the House oi Commons or Queenie County who died in

Ottawa. Tuesday was buried in . United Church cemeie v native district. Summer

terday. Services at ih e conducetd by . . . er. pastor of the Summer-field urch while Mr. Walter Darrach o! the Kensingum Masonic Lodge ed the service at the [rave- was very largely

McKinnoni. Irie; Gertrude Alfred Crane). Riverton;

and Artemas, Montauue and Mer-

..'CUP PRESENTED—'I'he (ol- lowing should be of special inter- est to hockey teams in Montague and vicinity: The cup which was ented by the General Electric Go. to the Community Weliaro e Lid. was cfliciall

ilaon MacLean. at the intermediate plfioflf game at Mon-

t nail’ i ntotlva oi the General ec- . This ill l-h

alwrthoevmntcflalu em"? other Milieu»? points. mybhge itliklwhmm» -'-

ietcrwn Friday night ac- by his brother Senator Bi cleir. Hon. C. A. Dun- ning, minis r of finance and Mr. lair? colleague and Senator n A. MacDonald.

A prlve service was held at his home on uaion Street at turdev and the bod was then On t0 Trinity Uni d Ohzumh

League o! Montague and

o ‘adieu. p “h1g9” ieliuimiom.

3 Y To IYPKQT A“! a“ I ‘v “CW8:

oral o! the late Jamel dhilllfiufdtlffld carpen- n

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time‘ yn-uw-u Kh- whflllilfll¥i uzlfllptil I "We - ma. 'l C

-C'URLIN CLUB 0U! PER CONTgT-‘Ihe gunmen-lid Curling Club held e most able supper competition on Fr evening when several

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‘ Mrs. em . l . - B. e J “sir. P. It. 1_ The bride were‘: e val of e little rus colored dress, with a brown te . n older was attended by Mrs. arren eult. KO Lanzell and the groom was sup-

QX’, LOUIS Ayl-

aged in a hockey match between ench River and Indian River

ment

Wm lb-

kn veilnbtehgm inc

tain William A. M Do id ‘ The m“ eweynuhddfiwi a . v. . , . m” a?“ a ews min

Church. -‘ 1d will be ream“ “'13,- in Moncton u the auzlneer are: oilthe construct on c!

Win active o!

I I7!!!)EL-

Tdnity Oh Amos Henry Butgleeybfllg: g if?’ "$571175 $U t w ' '& u%“w§% ere irl Guides.

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[room leit {or a

Fringe Count Boepital. Ind loom ' y‘?

Ofl ‘ligullltilf. ll’ c

ilibdb

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“£93m: m b. 0 'u

. and Mrs. Aneneul I the unlval dauahter on 51in- ay morning e homo in

d I - Sununerside.

Mr. (‘Eerie Stewart oi’ French River a ered a very severe injury QUIT-oi on Saturday evening. While en-

PAST NOBLE; GRAND! IAN

tool: p‘ when about Iory Noble Grands o and played on Sea. View rink. ha, Locl ‘ got in a mixup in mont o! the not‘

- M Spain tor their annual Later in the evenin a ah ness meeting was bed alter which ~

c Church were on Father Moreen, 0.88.8. RBive by Rev. Father

ll

elthcuzb hie aufl

WM V81’! severe. be own

er g at times

MAB-BY IN CHINA-wilt. ill’ t wwn. announce the o eir daughter, Ellie -teln C. H. gzeeent attached mes in D

close and before their vario

us bomee the ‘ml!!!’ *

inc i. . .mnww**

Direct relief coat Charlottetown . $9,128 in February been committed about 9.30 Sunday Leptborne, chairman oi night during the height 0f o brief employment and relied x1517; jstorm. At éliiititime baflmsi- 1 o‘ an a onus u n; heard ii noise in the store but gore were ii Nance was mode by springing ‘a Imam on "m! e . or. The principal Pldlwk e mo“

P the when it was found e e lock absence o “ted A. Footer

UN 68c. ole look was then turned beck. “m, cuumnum Mun "M" d 8m" man oi the

k tn

r11 Walker. Hie Hoar .. w w ended. took niece

comm! tee announced at the monthly meet» ‘“‘ FTMOII‘ A;

mcttlnioiper-

Beween H900- vuoehdmadringend ell-commence!!! the ‘Ibevertornronceweeuud

. B. R. H mayor presided laa

i “n” w“ “med ‘a m empty absent pol cc committee was ‘m’ “'5' 9°11“ WEVM- Coun. 11.. C. Chandler, chairman

udituree in each uri the month, en- lectld t-hil will‘. °‘ l“ 1* I ta x mibilflneter was not due but it wee we that the blaze was ‘if A?“ - y lecovered while uneral services “m p‘ ‘ u”, 3 t m the 1m John o. R°‘"“‘° b “ii Q,‘ m, 90-year New Ar 1e resident cludcifi i,‘,‘“‘f,’,“§‘;‘,§ m: u?‘ “m. ¢°°§“““°§'§g'y m" l” forms; lo: iifliinieet o! aigouwh. 600 "“ "l ..e,hosolortliel‘ire and ior oil. III. Hid

A dwellin hous with ll 1o °‘ m” 9mm” 3 i’ t? “bum statement oi 0X

, rthient tilt... ‘£1

0e in an m" nigger. April u mwifflfilg

mug...

“M16 pi apartment; horeel-hoeln

under the 1m Principal

wwit mam: and obr

will h B WM active lib! the church. Mrs. o martial twice and lee our eons byaaer iiret h

Bllwellllilgi‘ :10 went to 5t. John:

n Uhmouo-at South

M 12.1838. l0 Mr. l Pea ii a’ 1 ¢m§““§”fl 0'1 n.

l5. 1858, . Bevident, Summ irmavnr - at Sum

H . b th your..." ‘l. iflllm‘ . Uuiouvnlo tor burial.

i 4. and m. Ber. Jfirdllliiu;

-Ilit arugula‘; l q Oil l’

end Mm. I. D. Noon

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d . e bo lull‘. 58:71.1. VH1!- WW8 we

the preaelwo! the iuliiiffiifieu? 0B9 bu!!!" {ate} hmily. xix Piuhtera wore a gndlvgybd D Q U

mm’- mninu vglvetety-begailie “we MW ample acceuor . Her ilowere were e b“!!! 5M0 $118 l" W!‘ I edigilquct‘ o! Roledale roeea. g ml’! 5P9 filgmbngety tor the ceremony If“ -

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A splendid convene

iul icebre k - Oherot $35. we! bait - heaviest ice oi’ her oi;

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