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NEWS 0F THE DAY SHOWS 7.30 and 9.15 THURS. AFTERNOON 3.30

a rox FEMALE cap.

y proving proper- Moase, Traveller's Rest_

TRATE DARBTSL

held court in Aiberton o last. Two parties under t 11°‘ We"! ilIiB-‘l S25 aiir; costs and another party was n costs for possession,

—PREPARING PLAY — Prepar- ations for the annua. celebration oi‘ St. Patricks day are now under way in Summerside Club who are pie-

Irish Eyes" under the M155 Margaret Wedge. Many of the old favorite players and guns new g the various parts atlc fans will have a real treat in stcr for the Wearin of

A-‘AREWELL PRESENTATION 4,11; cribs. and AWL. ward and iwo children from Sydney, scone, have been spending a short leave at the horn; oi Mi". and Mrs. wright Lcard, Central Beoeque. A number of relatives gathered at the home 0i Mr. and we Lewis Wnght on Friday eve-

party for LAC Leard. During the ‘roping an address was read by Mr. Lewis Wright and Mr. Maur- ice McKenna presented him with M, Al; Force ring. LAC LeardAns. few well chosen words, thanked his friends for their kindly thought and hoped soon to be beck with them min. The evenln and pleasantly wi music. A daintly lunch was provided m. me ladies. All were loath. to say [arewell but the evening soon ended and all departed for their homes m after wishing Charles and Dot goody return to the Island.

_W. M. S. MEETING.-The reg- ular meeting of the Kelvin Grove the United Church was ebruary 16th at the home MacMurdo with a fair e Rfl-idcnt Mrs. Hur- old Laird presided. Mrs. Stirling liiiiar had charge of the devotional riod which opened by singing min Z52 "In Christ There is No mt or West." This was followed by 150 prayer in unison.

‘i period followed in detail the outline provided in the Missionary Monthly and included splendidly rendered solos by Mrs. Harold Laird dMrs. Erskine MacMurdo and uripture readings by

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lfrr. John Cotton. In th the secretary Miss

lfurdo read the minu ll call was answered by acriptura verse. Next month's to be

Short Session 0f Supreme Court ‘At Georgetown

The February term of the Su- preme Court for viastod only a few hours at George- town yesterday. Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders, who presided, and court officials were flown to the King's County Capital by a Maritime Celi- tral Airways plane. They reached there about i0 a.m. and left again for Charlottetown at 6.30 p.m.

-R.ECEIVES PROMOTION _ at.

ration Officer of th . . Station at Summerside has promoted to tlhe rank of squadron Leader. S-Ld. Ellis is a native Summerside a veteran of the First enlisted shorty break of this war in A- F. and was commis- s'O1l¢d a Pilot Officer. Since that received steady pro- culminating in hi5 present

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was routine, Mr. Justice Saunders addressed the Grand Jury which later inspected the King's County Jail. The jury was headed by Mr. Edwin Reid of Rollo Bay.

The one indictment on the dock- et, a charge of theft against Alex Jose h MacDonald was stood over untl the July term. Some of the witnesses are natives of the Pro- slilggreeclfitofiaugilgiccufildto‘Lrxia; £109,111} H°m° Yeswrdm’ “nemmn to this Province during the winter. ,

Of the three appeal. cases on the Hugh Mm"- D-D-v who also gocikei; only one remains to be set-

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PRELIMINARY HEARING-The preliminary hearing of John (Hol. man) Gallant ooza ed before Mag- istrate W. E. Darby in the Court House at Suwmerside yesterday. The charge is of conspiracy with others to defraud the Government of excise duties and sales tax by the manufacture of illicit Mr. P. J. Hughes. K.C., of Freder- icton. N.B.. and RS. appearing for the Crown and Mr J. Watson MacNaught. KC. and W. Henry Noonan for the Defence. Onlv two witnesses terday, Emmett Ranahan, of R. T. Holman Ltdé a;1,d_Paul Perry. Sum-

gmed till today at ten o'clock.

Stephen S. Hessian of Montague withdrew his appeal from a con- viction by a magistrate for assault- ing Dr. T.V. Grant. M-P- tion followed a suggestion by Mr. Justice Saunders. Mr. Donnell represented the Attorney

The case of the Neil S. McPhee, an appeal by Mc- Phee from a convict istrate under the Game Act. conviction was quashed ‘on consent of the Attorney General. McPfiee had been convicted of shooting mi-

—I~‘REE'I‘0WN W. M. H. MRI-IT- " - The members or the Frec- town United Church Assembly met recently and were exit-rezoned at the home of the bruit-lent. Mrs. Brewer- Waugh. The monthly pro- gramme taken from the. Missionary used- saoh member contributing some item that won‘cl help to attain the desired results Prayers for guidance in dealin A" with the young were offered b Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Proffit and Mrs. Robert Reeves. ‘terial reports were given bv Mrs. Ikank Deacon and Mrs Robert Reeves the latter having given a beautiful meditation at the closing session of Prcsbytcrial. Miss Elma dnannn. Trinidad, was the mission- ary chosen to be remembered in prayer during the coming year. The id's Prayer repeated closed the meeting.

lin. E. MacMurdo read from Ira. Pickering asking that we consider an increase in lion. Some discussion follow“! N"! ‘lavas decided! w increase our ob-

tivc for th year. agreed that Mrs. MacMurdo should rend for a book providing infom- ation on different phases of her o!- foe. Plans were made to léain some

Provincial act on which the con- viction was based apparently did not apply to migratory birds. Qdionnell represented the appel-

The third appeal case, that of the King against Etmery McEwen will be heard at Charlottetown March 5. It, too, is an appeal from a con- viction by a magistrate under the Island's Fish and Game Act and was understood to involve a ques- tion of alleged stream pollution by

e cmary Ill also decided to send a card of cheer to any members who were ill. W. A. MacMurdo kindly ex- an invitation for next meet- let, depicting the need itics of wholesome rec- reation was presented by th lvwtna. in order of acne-rottw-

ying Mr. Justice Saun- ig t

yesterday was Mr. Harold Bue1l,, assistant prothonotary. Miss Lil- lian Wells. court stenographer and Mr. O'Donnell, barrister.

iinkirie MacMurdo and Mrs. discussion followed ticipated in all present. Meet- ymn 436 and the bah Benediction. Lunch Wll carved by the hostoss members of commétfce and s social 10y

School Survey For Tuberculosis

-Mrs. Heath M. Chisholm, North

visiting her dailililiel‘

Mrs. Charlie E. Asprsy, of Camp- ton

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I l (Nazi) Ibrccs have today ov- - -'> one of the last Bastions of fission Defence" screams a will! f the Walloon Qulslirig newspaper “La Legia" prepared in anticipa- n of the fall of Stalingrad. IE-NAMJNG I. It. STATIONS

A strong appeal for the coopera- tion of parents in connection with the mass survey of school children for tuberculosis, taken every five years, was made last night by Dr. P . Creelman, superintendent of the Provincial Sanatoriurn, well-attendfid meeting held in Zion

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The meeting was sponsored by

-am. Robert noes who mohair

Prince County Hospital has return- ed to her home in Kelvin and is snaking a good FBWWFY-

rs. George McNeill of Kensirigton is now very much im- proved at her home after under- going a, serious operation in the Prince County Hospital.

-Mr. Duncan MacDonald has returned to Stlmmcfsid! vacation in Halifax where he visited his two sons in the Navy and who are stationed

Railway stations are having their ames restored in six inch letters

in vmous areas c‘, mglund speck whcsg ‘president, Dr. D. T. Waye,

support of Dr. Creelmanh appeal was voiced by an, of the City School Board, who stressed the need of a ul

nurse in connection with the schools and pledged the Board's full sup- _5, port to the tuberculosis campai . planned to launch

Y starting with Mince Street School, Dr. Creelman said, the methods used and showed how the results will benefit the com-

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. . Keir of skier-brooks ed the Prince County Hos- pita] for treatment and her many

friends wish her s c0960? "WV"?-

LMr. George Read cf Reads Cor- ner who has been a bailout i" m? Prince County Ifoapital undefK-‘lln! treatment has g f“ d“. u m’ er, Mrs. Ernest

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'I'he programme included bagpipe selections by Sgt. Blackis and Lac.

ILIBTION SALE

AUCTION’ SALE AT SEA VIEW LOT 30

_M.r. Trueman T. Straight 0rd. TeL, R. C. N, spent a short leave at his home in Suminersidc re- oentiy. on his return he was ac- cormplfiled by his mother. M1‘!- Jame; straisht. u tar ll K. crop and implements, also Eigin "lil-yliaf fiiéniture consisting of

Rotary Anniversary Ami Ladies’ liight

"is under lilnstructioiu of Mrs.

E Ivill sell bv Auction on Satur- Y- Fsbruarv mun. at i: noon. all

—Mr. Oliver Gallant of the Navy.

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second birthday.

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d uted.

C.W.A-C.'s LEAVE THIS MORN- ING - Two Island girls leave this

their duties with the Canadian Women's Army Corps. They are:

Murray I-Inrbor North and Miss Florence Inuisc Vanldeoptine of Peter's Road.

MANY ATTEND DANCE-Ser-

the late Mrs. George N. Adams, 201

metery.

a1 of Hugh Callaghan, Lake Verde, was held from his late residence on

‘Monday morning, Feb. 22nd and 'was largely attended. Requiem

‘High Mass was celebrated by

l Right Rev. Monsignor Maurice Mc- - Donald who also officiated at the

gave. The pail bearers were: essrs. Harry Kelly, William Red- 1 mil, Joseph Wood. V. Curley,

is 'I‘cainor and Earl Acorn, In-

terment, was in the adjoining cem- etery.

L FUNERAL YESTERDAY —- Plin- eral of the late Mrs. Chester Smith was held from McLean Funeral where service was conducted by the Rey. o - flciated at the grave. A solo was sung by Miss Margaret Stems. 1n- tennent People's Cemetery. Pall- bearers were walter Heartz, Alison J-Iolmes. Arthur Roberston, Ivan ‘Darrach, Harold Clements and

Lorne Coles.

BURIAL AT VERNON RIVER-

The funeral of Mrs. Patrick Duffy

»Vlllage Green, was held from her late residence on Thursday morn- ing, Feb. 25th to St. Joachims Church, Vernon River. lmd was largely attended. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Right Rev. Monsignor Maurice MacDonald who

gratory birds on Sunday but the l also officiated at the cemetery. The

‘pallbearers were Messrs. William

Doyle. Peter McKenna, Fred Morri- son, A. Earl Buell and William Brehaut.

INSPECTS S'SIDE PLANT _ lThe dehydration pliant at Summ- erside should be in production in about three weeks time, Mr. R. W. Arengo-Jones, Ottawa. said here yes- terday. He is technical adviser in fruit and vegetabe processing with the Agricultural Supplies Board. He came to the province to inspect the Siunmerside plant and while there conferred with Mr. Austin A. Scales. Mr. Arengo-Jones will re- turn to the province when theg plant begins operations. He leaves

today for Ottawa.

EXPECT SMALLER SEAL KILL -—Ioe conditions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence will probabl reduce the number of seaLs M alen Island- ers will be able to k ll this spring, it was learned yesterday. Last year the kill was estimated at 15,000. ‘The record kill in a year was 66,000. Drift ice around the islands, more than 100 miles off the north shore of this Province, is already break- ing lag some_ The seal hunt will proba ly not begin until the first of March and by that time the ice may not be closely packed enough

rmit islanders to reach the sea herds. In past winters airmen flying the mail from here to the Mag alens have aided the islanders by reporting the position of herds they noticed from the air,

hostess at a jolly miscellaneous

Baptist Church, Charlottetown. The decorative scheme of a Spring Garden Shower which, novel in cf- fect. wag in the form of streamers from a gailv decorated garden sprinkler leading to the gifts hid- den in various parts oi the room. The bride-to-be opened the gifts, and the humorous verses were read by Miss Stella Jay. R.N., amid galcs o laushtglr‘. A Tacygadl laziur was gran very mu ano uring w ch a dainty lunch was served. The pleasant evening was brought to e close by wishing Miss Macliachorn every happiness for the future.

SAD BEBEAVIJMENT — H15 WorshiphMayor B. Roy Holman n-

o sad new: yesterday that Mrs. Howard. wife of the Hon. Senator Charles B. Howard, Sher- brooke. Quebec, had passed away after a brief illness. The late Mrs. Howard was a charming woman

Rotarians. their wives and lady friends celebrated th 30th

last ht at The wlthnlifl enjoyable dinner. Pro R. H. Rogers presided, and made a brief address. The pro- s. gramme included enjoyable selec- band of the R0 al A

Ibrce under PO. H. G. Hsuthou- sen. Accorrlian selection by LAC. Agtley and vocal solos by other members of the band were partic-

ed The guests included Group. Capt. Blake and Mrs. Blake and other R. Al". officers and their wives. lilo several representatives of the farm organizations now in

d of cattle, brood row, s hogs, binder,

is spending his leave at his hf;

-Qt. Prank Mrrrison. M’ Veterans‘ Guard Oi’ spending his furlough ing and family In summe

arms Cash - glivnis unfit, ale on Monday

Ills. roam w. PICKDIING IUGI r. noamisoiv. A ct

Deputy Minister of Agriculture.

with a beautiful personality and

.had many friends throughout the

dominion. At Ottawa where she

spent the winters with her hus-l band she made many friends who; will all lrdn in moumlng her early! ‘death. Besides her husband 8cm, aim Howard, two sons, Benjamin

o. (married to the former Miss

,Dorothy Holman. daughter of

Mayor Holman) and Lieut. nous- las of the Royal Canadian Navy

'aro left to mourn. Mrs. Howard

was well known in Charlottetown when; she visited several times with her husband.

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ward Island was making good time

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CONIEDlI-ATION LIFE LNSUI- ANOI. L-fll

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Mrs. Alex ac, Water cs3, b"

103w a gamma! her little e a a o Pam’ -

terday. 1t was the occasion of yh r v

The deceased was chiefly engag- ed the

nsporta Ofa large fs-milmofwhieh hcwas the eldest. there remain two bro- thers, William A., in Ban Francis- co, and Thomas 13., at Juneau, A- laska. also three, sisters, Mrs. Flora aid, Orwell, and Mrs. Annie

MaoLeod, Upper Mrs. Belle York, at Another brother, Daniel

Sumas, Washington, at the ago of sixty-six. joined the Royal Artillery 1n Eng- iland and served throughout Boer War and the First Great War. subsequently residing in Vancouver where he was with the ISCYVLOQ until hi; retirement about

Jilly 20 and moved to 0r- Hc left home when g young man of twenty-two and shortly after landed in Duluth, Minn, when be stayed until July, 1918, when he moved to Portland d was than until his death from

rm funeral was under the auspices of the 1.0.0.1, of which he had been a member for fifty

POI IIATION umber

two ration books were given out in Charlottetown alone yesterday, it was leaf-neat The latest figures for the whole province indicated a roximately 12,106 books already

vice men and their friends in large numbers attended the regular Tuesday night, legion Dance. Mu-! sic was fin-rushed by Bill Moresides ‘ Orchestra. Chaperones were Mrs. R. Morris, Mrs. T. E. Davies and ‘Mrs. Garrett.

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morning for Halifax to take up

Miss Ethel Florence Henderson of-

Meeting Yesterday 0f Presbytery

The Presbytery of Prince Edward Is and met in Zion Church Tuesday Tiil with the Rev. Dr. Thomson in the chair in the absence of the Mod- erator Rev. T. W. Goodwill. Rev. G. C. Webster was Clerk. Others present included Rev. H. M. Bun- tain, Rev. H. M. Creaser, Rev. T. H. B. Somers, Rev. Jas. MacGowan, Rev. Henry Baal: and elders from the various congregations.

A unanimous call was presented to Rev. H. M. Creaser to the parish of "Pyne Valley which he accepted with induction arranged for May.

A call from Summerside Rev. Chas. Carnegy of Streetsviile, Ont, was approved.

A call to the Rev. Dr. Thomson was accented‘ from Auburn, Ont, the pastoral tie at Brookfield tenn- ina“ng on Feb. 28th.

The Rev. H. M. Creaser and the Rev. T. H. B. gamers were appoint- ed Commissioners to the General Assembly meeting in st. Pa Church, Hamilton, Ont, Mr. J. R. Burnett and Mr. Forbes were appointed as Elder Commis- sioners to the Assembly.

Splendid reports were presented on Home Missions, Vacant Congre- gations. Budget. Church Life and and SS. and Y.P.S. nominations made to the various Assembly Boards.

RIOTS AT ‘FIAT WORKS

LDNDON, Feb. 28-(CPl—Reu- ters Agency reported the Morocco Radio as saying today that troops called to suppress dis- t-urbances at the Fiat works in Ml- lan. Italy. where the workers were said to be demanding peace. Fiat woo-ks, vital to the Italian war industry. have been a main target of R.A.F. raids on northern Italy. learned last night. On one took only 55 minutes to make the nine mile crossing and on all oth- er trips the lcebreaker covered the distance in about an hour. Seven crossings were made during the day. 47 loads 0f mixed freight, coal, merchandise, etc, were fer- ried from Tormentine to Borden and 25 empties were carried to this side during the day. potatoes and turnips and i6 emp- . ties were carried from Borden to the New Brunswick side. cleared up all the loaded cars st Borden and all but 25 empties. At lTormentlne last night there were piled up. Earlier in the day there were 10.’) loaded cars to be ferried to this Province, but the number still th no vailabls from railway officials last ‘The evening trs-in Borden arrived here at 9.30 cat11- ing 73 passengers. caused by mainland trains running

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LAID TO REST — Funeral of

Grafton St. was held yesterday af- ternoon from the Cutcllffe Funer- al Home. where service was con- ducted by the Rev. Hugh Miller, D.D. Pall-bearers were J. C. Saint, Norman MacLeod, Archie Gillis, Wm. Boisner. Elmer Mallett. J. Mullally. Interment People's Ce-

BURIAL SERVICES-The funer-

IDOWAIT-EVANS WEDDING»- Lieutenant and Mrs. William John Evans of Vancouver, nounce the marriage of their only

Lloyd I-Iowatt. of second son of Mr. . Howatt of New Wiltlilre. P. B. Island Canada. The ceremony took place at the bride's home, Rev. H. officiating. She was given in marriage by her mother, due to the absence of her father who is on a. special mission for the Government in Dusnos Aircs, 5.A. ‘Ihc bride wore her mothedu wed- ding gown, shell pink chiffon U"! lace posed over taffeta. Her coronet was of pink Gardina and her bou- quet consisted of Oink Stocks and white Chrysantemums. The BT00 was unattended. For oravclling the bride wore. s. floral all: drindl brown

accessories to match. After a B11011 wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Howatt will reside at 1107 west Mlh- A"-

BBIDE-TO-BE SHOWERED - Misv Ivlarjorlo Gill, Prince st., was

shower last evening honoring Miss, Annie MacEachern, R. N., whosel marriage takes place today at the,

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MI. IUSSEL C. CLARK, M.L.A., MT. STEWART