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beach -for a picnic. A show- - Fanny Mr. siid'Mrs. Georg H nder- C9” Mus. ROLAND OHANLEY moss Mrs. Frank xnny. Morell is:-. Joseph McDonald and Ill!-' son. had as their guest: one Sun-i ,.:",'yIJ'gep,l,', 1,1,t,,,I(,-,ll'lIl,''st,1,t,- ":1 1,1:,:Il,; 3 gghxfn whceigsethegnhtjdrethg; neslnenh, of Mount Stewart and Freda and lgmni. Mrs. Frank Doyle and family. It. 11!. Grand Tracadis

I 0" :I1IlIy.H Iill;l:ll1)eiII”I;:lIll.,I'dDfll'a.uK;l:gr I 33:: her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. picnic. ,Quite a- few of the par- vicinity were mocked when they wing"-HS Andrews Mr. and Mrs. James Mclnnig nng va. a o

-. Iruesdtly. Julv 3. 1956 The Guardian Page 13 I . IEDEOUE NIOTES HOWLAN ' 3,”, '3; .,o.”f.,'i3."..'.?2;"'.,, 3.',,,T,j:,'; IN MEMQRIAM "W17 t snhehnnnmr. n.r..' Mullen, mount ssh, en:iII, Mrs. Luther COMJ. q.

kn: urn, Joe Desancnen n; How. enlg were also present. A delicious learned of the sudden passing of Line Department Maritime Elec. Mr. and MI's.'.eo McDougall,Char- family. Ti-acadie

M,-, nnn M", Jon. served with 1 L , n I , I Atetnwn lit. and Mrs. Wendell Glover. It. Phillips. all of Charlottetown. . iilfclgroliizi. Games werep giltljgytgil f".'.2.,ff3,',” :;d.,n(:,,-:l,Snl.,1:,y ,iV';n:,h'10(:h'a:. Ll”? C”: ""1 Mrs. Margaret' Doyle and Ray. Stewart I, r I -,,,,,,I saw”, A,,,ec,II ,I" by A hm” W” hem III SII AIIII by J!" an OI 75 yeam She had been oca Union 1431 Point de Roche Mr. and, Mrs. Ge-raid Jay. Ht. .5 The Canadian fur dressing in- emphasis on quality instead of a patient in the Prince County tliony's Hall on June 15, for the in her usual good health until n SPRAY" W599" MCK335 55"” 53'5"” swm -.3 du,-ti-y is big business. in l954 the quantity. Here are a few sdterpts Hospital for several days. suit Altar 'Bociety. Several from How- . Mrs. Jack Piatts is now a pn. 'w h,,,,,,,, before he, death when W.E. Bentley, charioueinwn Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCorm- Mr. Mrs. William Griuin. numb!-'1' 01 SW13 "cited WI! 9-' t1'0111 1115 0d1t-01111 111 the P9091,” fering from an attack of prion. lnn attended. tlent in Prince County Hospital, S.'e was ,,,he,, suddenly ,n She Mrs. Charis", MnNnnnhn,nI ch”, ack, Mt. Stewart ' amt” , - 279,897 and the cost for the treat- Natl nal For News . . .' . Theres mania, His condition is gradually where she is to undergo Surgery. wan rushed by ambulance no me lottetgwn John Mann" nnd gnmiiy, Mt, st. drews C.w.L. I II, merit of these furs was 5.634.991. a l of head-thalting going on improving, Mrs, Henry Peri-y an; min ,0”, All her friends and neighbors wisb h,,,,,,,,,, ,,,h,,,.,, an ,,,,,,nc,,, c,,,,,, Mr. and Mrs, wnhed Lnnnmn, Stewart Mr. um Mrs. Arthur Coffin, cbnr. - . Bum domestic and imported skim among mink ranchers these days. IThe S in held n, I.-nnnwnnd John and Joe of Charlottetown, her ajs, and complete re- proved to he of no Evan Ben)"; Gladstone, N.,1, Mr. and Mrs. William Austin, Cliar- iotte Ihvn ,I f ueri i:roIgess,IeIId,II1:Il1u,sIIkI:'Ig,t.I:IihiIi1IIrrIIe,:. tI,1I1I:1”th:d':ill10lhnC:.1:1l1,1hKIx:1;011'1r(;1,:1I ,m,,n,,I?,,,, n,I n,,,,,,, Mun”. are spending: week with relatives covefy. hen; taken .0 the ,,,,,,,'n,.,, ,,.h,.' cur FLOWERS L,:”'”;t0,,W" M , E 8, .,,n ”;5.'E.ewn.fff' Jam" C"""””"' C .iin an s - tinnal . t - . ' .. . ue, re. v ' . gnnnied forpover 86 per cent of the ably make tliehcads shake a lit- :,',':;sw':Iet,lI':" ',''d 59,: 1. now In '1 The Junior room of Ho wl a n 1,1,? :,':I','Il:Il;'IlI5t5;;:f1,II:,1:: ritI:es ii; Mary. Earl and Kay. Toronto, Ont. u.eneI rcgnrlndlanwn yl Mr. and Mrs. Danny Clark, Wins- .,- ' total number of skins dressed and tie more. Too many mink? Two ,,,,,,,,-e,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,c," 0,, ed 1" The senior teacher or iiowinn school held their closing on Fri. ,I,ch ,I ,I d b 111'? - 0, 311 Mrs. Gerald Jay and fI111- Got-ti-nae, ivlnry, Dot, Pauline Ind 1” - dyed. salaries and wages for em- more years before the roof crIash- M, Emnm, Mn , 9" - C "'1 School. Miss Lorraine Gallant, took any, June and. at 10 a.m, W M8 9b -'iI,I 6911 8 deV0l1 Ill. Mount Stewart Glorin, chnrlottetown M-"" "'3 H"l5”"- C"”l"tt9t”l"'t Dloyees totalled 83.000.lll. Among es in . . . three years . . five? Bedeilue who W. C 3"”v, we," ,,, hu. 1; pupil. to the Show a, vet, 1'I:I1eI1JI1u, 1'. ,Y "I 8 RIEV. Kenneth M1”. and Mrs. Edward MCDOUSS11 Eons, Alice, Isabel, Mary lid There” Haggen” C"”"'”"'et"'" the skins treated and the number Like a growing black cloud. men, ,'I, ,,Ie P 5cl,,591',0 ,Y,Iu nnn That;-9, o-Lenny on Friday Friends and relatives here of C, 311 '1 9 absence of 1194' Toronto, Ontario. wiin,nI Charloltgtown Mary Mufiiaghan. Charlott-:townI were: badger. 1.004; be”. 382: the menace 01 0Ve1'-P!'0dI1Ctl011 9 turned to h, ' ,,' "P I" h , evenllii June 15. the school term M1'l- -19"" C”"m "1 Summersldev ms or Rev' .630”? Mcc"""3ck- MASS CARDS Thomas Doyle and Elsie.CharlottO- M''- T"”'" 5 Mmaghan "'1 1331' beaver. l08.435;I ermine, 10.010 hangs over ranchers evewwherk E, ,,,,,,,,d , h shhome "mew " hsvi1,hc&losed for them on that regret to note her illness in the Born at Point de Roche on D20 Lorena town "55 Ch"l”"'et”w" fislier, 91; fox, silver. 1.767; fox not only in America. but also in N1; and" M" dun nIM,u Gallant went too P. C. Hospital. ember 7th, 1880, the daughter of .,Ah e d I, , ' Louis H. Doyle, Charlottetown M”- R319" Smallv Charlottetown other than silver. 1.079; koiinoky. Europe. The automobile business , 1'- d I, hit titling GlileI- her home nt Ahnnmis Village and the late Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc- C 3" aik Mr, and M,.nI wuhnm power, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McLean, Cbnr. - 7a,l95; persian lamb, 583.379: mar- offers a good example of over- P19 811 ,, ,3"! Efeonn. and Mill on Mon,-iny, June 1s,leit to st. Giinnv, Flnnarl recently visited Kinnon. she resided there until M3” and JEFTY Charlottetown "memw" . ton. 9.441; mink, 7l2.ii22; muskrat. p:-odggtitons. yen,--n nmnucthgs IlG?Ilil&sgfeSUl&I,::rla,,l::letoMI”,r:. tend the manning, of he, s,s,e,.I hh, 'h,,In,.I MHI John cnhm hi twn years n,.nv,,,,,S ,,, ,,,,,, dean, Annh, and Ernes, Edward D,,Ime,,y md- "hwy, Mhand Mrs. John McNevin, Clyde 4,434,074. 0 a u on cars an on , - . Ed... in U.s.A, p, c. iioupitsl. Suniinerside. at which time she funk u reald- Frances and Ru n n - 1"" . An end of ,,ne season "in of :he mharhet to such ,an exI:ent that rlvaere 3'IiII'I1:I01'zSI,,:I0 BII:ItIiI:que .iI,iiedSulII; f , ence at Mount sicuart, p Winniii-ed and Jifoe ctfriiihlniifmdy, Charlottetown M,'- 5"" IM"- Dlrk Pt1FC911- C1131"- RMBA andIindependent shippers houx 950,P,1;0dL1Ct&n 85,5991; M.,f',,f S,,,,n,,g 'G,ne,3.' ." , ,,,”, Rev. M. J. Rooney left for Char- The officers of St. Anthony: Mm 0-Hanloy has 0,. I k,,,,, Heien M,.I and M,,I WAI Dave” ch". P ottIetuwIn D II mutation mink drNew York Auc- SGWTGU 011,,,,lC - E 5:1,?" Yd" M, ' An,,,.,, weeks we 'd ',,f' lottetown on Sunday, Jiiiie 17 to Credit Union attended a banquet nnd cneenrni d,-s,,n,,n,nn even randy Mrs. John A McAulay lottetown t:,:!'.hRlne. oiisIBrown, Doris lion Company last week continued 119W Clfl I excee S E 9- ,- , ,,,,I ,- I11 0 0! join the other island clergy on in Charlottetown on Wednesday. to inn; 3 heimnn hand n, inns, Mr. and Iilrs. Kimble McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Keenan, Char- 3'5 v 53551 -l",”,01131d- Dori! the very strong price trend seen l1- 5l1”1Y- tit?" 15 8 Slttuflr 19 3t”(5,5,-,. S9,Y 330 Cllled 011 their annual retreat. .lnIcase of June 20th. in need and in... many na, 0; Charlottetown (2) lottetown I Mcmmald 3"" V”'”'" J"""””'t iii the market receiIiIt1lIy'II.n'Ii;lIieoIcI:ll::- o&l:rD:1I1II:duf:: 2lnI:(g.IIIn?IIIIiI'hIIrIIIIan.y IMgI:I.)ItaI lam avert at the P. C. necessity I priest was stationed at kindness will long Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ieellllli T01" Mr. and Mrs. Ben shepherd. C1181" Charlottetown tiun was a very o - '

Tilnish for the week. Miss Grace A senault spent ed by an "9 1'9m9mb9'' ,,,,,,,I O,,,I ,o,I,I,I,0wI, lW;IS.JJeI'0me Halversen. Cranford,

He , h,, the cenniennn, which we" commercial. I Miss Jean Affleck has returned Thurgday, June zls , at her home I M I d M I . am I-eehnn S, , f h 1 "In, . . I ;,,?nc,na,.h, sn.nngI The couecuon But the saturation point for fine-. home from P. C. Hospital where here. - L9" to mom" H” 1"” "1 ' !”V' ll-indmi'lamilv”Cali!1-iegmnorden, Out. :03; ?i.,.f,'...."”""" C "0 MP. and Mrs. William J, 1331,, 7 of about 8.000 skins sold at about 1113111! Ililtll 1! I 10111 WI? 91" she had been a Patient 10? 59V' There motored to Cliarluitetown 13,3. mam" 8”" Lmena at home; Raymond Reuben Fan”, En.” Ryan C,,”,o,,e,ow,, Dorchester. ass. 95 per nenh Hlgheng on the Sand. Quality is the answer to quantity. ernl days. on June 15I ML and MI,.SI AI SI The Sh Ann Club members of ice (Mrs. John Feebanl. Point P,,,,,,I he Roche Noreen M,,h',,,, C,,a,,,o,,eww- Mrs. Cyrene McDonald, George. ards were 361 for males and S3) The" 9'11 be 1'10 0VeFP1”0dl1Ct'0," M1'- w- 3- Montgomery. I-OWE! Gallant, Mrs. Anthony FinnIan and ilowlan and Woodstock held a "9 "fiche? "1f"Y 'Mrs. Jerry M?" Lm..,nn he, Jarfie 0-nt. Hazel r'u-on; 'nnd Mn;-in Mullen low" for females. Stewart's brought ""1" mm" me” out 9' "wk" "5 Bedeq"e' "ad "'9 "'15t0"tu119 Mrs. Felix Doiron. lVIlrs.I Doirun re- pantry sale 111 C0-0P 51016. 0” D""r'au.:' ('h'm”uemwnl Anme Mr'and Mrs "Ernest McEachern. Montreal PyQ M" and Mr" Michael Mwougail. M2 for males and 530 for females my (lies! that mink Will be around recently. of Suffering Painful in- mslned iii the Provincial San for Leary on Saturday afternoon. June (Mrs. .-.rnest Mt-Eachern.i Mi. J, 5,,,,,,,,e,S.,dn M; and Mrs. lrrancis Hugllel Bosmm Ma” willie cci-uleans breath of spring I 1011,! t1mEIy8t 85 the N0- ”l"'- Juries while working with his treatment. 23. -A.G. Stewart: Rellbvn. Charlottetown; M, 'a',,d Mr, M ,,n,,Dev1n.I Ch”, Ch,,,,h,,,,,,,,w',, ' Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gould. hnnnieslnmugnt 555 for main, nnd Here! Why. NO other itlr equals tractor on his farm. He will be Wllillifred 'Mrs. Joseph McDoug- ' ' 9 Monctoi NB. mink in natural beauty. It is re- confined to his home some weekn,

Leaving on ,.eh,,.,, h,,me by an) Binonnng pomt and Helem lottetown I Stella Gallant. Charlottetown Mr, and MRI Mex ,, I I plan. on Monday, ,i..,n. 13, Iwe.-n ci.nriotie.o,..nI She was n,edeCe,,,sI Margaret McEache.rn. Mount Stew MIr.II:ii:d Mrs. Walter Currie. Cliar- MoII,IIIa,I POI icllachera. Mrs, A. Bernard of Fredericton. ed by a son Hugh 27 years ago an M t S, W, 0 eown Sister St. Mary Jerpmi,-.1, 53 Jon, N. 3., and Mrs. Oscar Perry and I and by her husband 12 years ,,goI Frances liicilachern. oun e Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Shanaliln. enh-S Academy Bosmh M”. daughter. Paula of saint John, On May 6th., 1956. there passed Also left to mourn her loss is a an S, and 181111137. Charlottetown ' ' - N. 8.. after spending two weeks away suddenly wtliout sufferiig sister Mrs. John A. Mcmiiny M Carlel" MCElC1191'11- 11011111 G1" Georgie Gunn. Mount Stewart C here in Howlan lielpiiiil Care for or "sadness of farewell" Mrs. Mount Stewart and 27 grandchild- 3" Georg" Tune "d "mum Ch” their mother and mnther-in-law Colin 8. Campbell at the home of ren and 4 great-grandchildren Mr” and M”' CH1 Mcnouum Top Iommwn Tic: rsmily .,; respectively. Mrs. Firman Perry her daughter. Mrs. Stewart Her funeral took place on Sat. ""w' 0"t' M" 5"d M"- D-M- 3"”9"3"- aid O'Hanley w who is ill at her home here. Burns, Lower Freetown. There ur-day morning May 12”, to 5, Kay MCDOU 1. '1'0F011t-0. 011t- Point de Roche Sheppard and C

31.10.50 for females.

The offering of 5.855 standard autumn aze Siewartls were 95 or cent sold bringing highs of 1;-11.50 for males and 523 for fe- males. An oi'i'ei'ing of 1,493 desert iinld standards was 90 per cent sold with highs of 551 for males and S2750 for females; 165 Stew- art's were all sold with a high of

sognized the world over as the Mrs. William Stavert, this vil- "lttmgtfutn be'l;:Y1" 2”-,0 M9,: lnge, returned lo her home on P” W? "'0 mo" 1! .599 T d . J 26th., ft d - than ht any other timi ll'l historyh ggfinaylneattheent in nth? tor ,:m,';,:. ::Ct:V:i;lCyderfl'0l'I1' the War. is sh,ih:,S,,tml1"5”,l)r lrfgfamd 1,; leqgnth ' 1 Ed . E" t d Travel-

Swrelv in the doorway of ""5 ..5fI?f.i.. ...if.f.?Xi"..”i'i. Manse.

the late Mrs. Roa- ish to thank Drs.

. t t t ll lk t d t ,- , . - Wdy-Rev-G-Mb "9. ... ”;-..:.:l.”"- "M Mr K. mun-. nu. A ma! of 1'1” lu1etla'typesfw” "011!-7 C0i1t1"119t1 W9”'P18'-"W1 "d' "'3' -Jmrm 22" " JWK ecpurpirelli family who spent the past week ways u held Christian ideals lgt Mass was celebrated by her Reuben Mcnougall Charlottetown Mr and Mrs William Paquet and R' Phelam the sme" ud Nun" fmi plSl:lecei?lSs?tllgllev:lt:nitl.g3I;li:0 :1? Vemslttl and merchandising l1Y :t,,db'?;;'g clisnznbeii nlnd ”r';'.'..iiy in Duvar and Piusville, left on also onepof a serene and cheerful l,lIalls0o:IlSii:mCl)n((1;:flr File lhjccormiack Jerry MCDOUSB11 '-11'. ChnrlottI- family Moiicton NB 21'.':',fe.E"fl”'?"l”",,"”lj"f,Lo"'t ”' t EMBA GLMA and UMPA will pro- - ' , to the". home in Hahn”, on . ,- -9 8 Se”, hes - - - - - ren s an neg urs a standard females. An offering of mab, ' . farewell as they leave for Mili- W ""1 spirit which endeared her to at the grave. Thel - town Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Griffin. (0,. ,h h,

I , . , y develop this rich market. M d , Jun 18. They were 86- - H I 8139 procession D n B, , 0 mIany ndnessea shown E:.IIIIt::fIiI.Ii:I: aSlI(IlIf,l;?I :15) Ip)o:rmC:,:: consider color. ;V11e1'9Iii19)lVkyears :ItI)IlIlin.IIIlI:II.I l:.v,eIwhIo::e Ui:Ir,e:ag;iI:h:l; cIIt:I'Itp::',ed b; M,” PIIIII,,IIe ,I,,III g:Ii:ln,VII.IIcEh':o:',a,;!SIll1 Tf,iIi;ll?:telleI;1I1s1f lt;1:!t!rf;)Sll,fIlrlItget:)l::; hr-Inialn: ItIt: ttheir H?IlIegnIJudy Me ouga . OOIII MEh;iIx;ldotIt&ItIi;wil;Iu. MCDOMMI ML tlilslgnjtlhuisheir hrecentt bffreaveinent, and 514.25 for females. The 547 '3” ' ""y'” how: " Tm hgai" charge in that lawn. The Camp- "" wh" Wm "5" with "mm ' Campbell W85 iormerly J95-lie respect and estee "fiat? F iii! e of 30113151” Dian” '"" Cam 0'11"" st"'"" flowers G-W 0 Ken 1.” cud" gllnmelills were 85 per cent sold 'c',',7,',':I ",3; .1"; II9,',1wt;,r'ac,?gVa,,3f'5II,c, news were the recipient. 0' while during vacation. Ellen Stavert. daughter of the ers were: JosephmlVicK:iyx,JaT!i).f:,',', lay. Charlottetown Enrolment in Jesuit Seminary mange!” Wmnuu

with highs of 356 for males and late Thomas Stavert and his wife. ,5 AI Doyle, wem. Edna, Wilfred and Oliver Lnn- Guild

I I H t 1 , with ti, kn - lovely gifts as well as a generous , , .1 G, , I I Lib for females. ,e',:';e "3 g”:,,:l,','cs av,,,,,,b,9eI mlmk nurse of mnneyI -1-nay inn on ,oM'1eSIlI II(;'vI:'IIII(cC,nA,1',f,i:n:I,;1e1:teFr9nUiH11Ig1 Rachel MCMU,-do, Born at wil. ,hn,. MCL,,,,g,,h,,,I I.,,,?,:,':,9' tar gille, Gladstone. N.J. (2) Mr. and Mrs. William J. Daiy. ranchers can now create a con- June 27th. for Milltown. ,t, S d June ,7 ;,,,e he, mot Valley. December 6th.. 1874, Doyi, and George MnC,,,.,,,I,I,ch t Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Snow. Bel" Dorchestcr. Mass.

RETIRED tinuous flow of new colors. Based The June meeting of the ,p,, ',',t "",,:,5,','e d,,,,,,,g' the” ,,ag; she was a member of the Pres- ' iin, N,R, MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY . - V . .

. . on the thinking that the woman Bedeque United Church Men's ,,,g,,,,, b)'i8l'lan Church and a life Imem- C" M.-, and M”, waiter R, Maines. Mt, stewnrt women) institntg kind 4 if

0''('-"-f Canada 3 llutsmndmg fur who owns one mink garment can Association was held in the ' her of the Women s Missionary Stonennm, Mnss, Russell, Joy, Gnu nnd wnyne, Mg, '-m

suilinriiies. JIarInes A. Cantley. 11935 own several. the possibility of un- church hall on Tuesday evening. on Sunday June ,7 hh. and Society. where her presence will Peter and Carle Maines, Stone Stewart . .1 I "1 the 8dm'mS"an0n section of limited colors extends the market June 26th. The president. Mr. M” Gilbert baude, and J A A,., be sadly missed. She attended hnn,I Mus, Mrs, J,w, MncL,,n nnd Gun, 50(ilrl mlgnlx:(lllfl0g2iY;:l:nA;:l1'2e 1” '1" ""m”"' "'3" D”w5""' presided A den” sennult visited Mrs J. 8.. Arsen- Prime "1 W""” C""939 5"" PATRICK 0'C0NNEi,1, The McFariane family, Charlotte Charlottetown ll C '

New colors. coupled with new ious supper was served by the

It H t 1 (h western taught school for a number of Mn nnd M”, wI,y, paquet nnd designs. are essential in maiiitain- ladies of the South Bedeque Aux- an , pa en n e

, , town Hospital. V93” H" husband '" eceased h,Tm death of P"m”k'0'C0""911'The Burke family. Charlottetown family. Moncton, NB.

tinnal Resources, has retired. Mr. H9(t11fit xI.'

i'zinIloV has been associated with . .. Sn 1 i his 35th . 3

, i in the high style of mink fur. lllary of dhe w. M. S. Rev. G. A. hcr ten years ago. a eaves o - . year ouurred on Mr, nnd Mrs. Desmond Doyle. Ml Mrs. and Mrs. T. William Camp- ,L,l,,,,",';,,,:i"l,',l,',Te5,t,i,e'",,:l,l,' f;';,'f',,,!," ltis reported that an international Cowper-Smith said grace. Other M,,n,n,.n in cn.,..h,..eh,..,,, ,,n mourn her loss. two dauhhters, MarCchI1:9th. at lusIlaie residence stew... bell and fIami'ly, cnnriottetown I,,,,,,,,,,, here from Scotland on Conference to discuss the control oificcrs present were the aecre Mnndny nnennonn were; Mn, and ihvat, Mrs. Stewart urns, u areon after a short illness. Mn, and Mrs, John D. McDonald, Edna Mclnnis, Charlottetown

of mink production will be held in tary, Mr, Fred Platte anil treas-

Mrs. Frank Gallant of Dorchesier, (Mary). Mrs. Hillard Moase. both 'l'he We Mn O'Connell was the Blooming Point Bruce. Shlr'sy and Gwen Afflack. the United States next fall. The U.-er, Mr, Kenneth Muttart. Mr.

Hudsmfs Bay Companys M. t"d- Mass., and Mrs. Jerry Gallant. oi Freetown, one grandson, Mor- son of Edward O'Connell and M, and Mrs, John D. Mclnnia. Mt. stewnrt

rt: ship. He stayed with Hudson's

fact that the answer to overpro- Arnold Henderson, gave a tan d11t3t1011 W111 b9 50"!” tl"0"E" miniiie address under the title of mutual understanding. rather than --Church News", The special through legislation. is encourag- sneninn. in, the evening was Mr. ing. The northern European coun- Fred 3,." of summergidg, He tries are just as concerned about was ,-mmdnced hy Mr, T, J, in. overproduction as we in the United man Mn Be" gay, . very in- E,l::,e",,.:"dn.,,C"",f,1::,,'s A,1,ta",,o"S'w:,: terestiiig account of his trip It; 0 F . r ' i.t A ll. c”"tDl11 ben a champion ofItariffs and :,l,or:,d,: 3:9 8:5 dnagmer, He quotas for the protection of home has ,,.,,,.,,,,IV apninnned yo, iii, industries. we earnestly hope ,a,kI The meeunn closed with

B.'i,v Company for 25 years.

lie spent his first six years in Canada trading and travelling in the Eastern Arctic. His last year on that assignment was spent in ixploraiory work on the east coast of Baffin island in search of per- nianrnt locations for Hudson's Bay Company fur trading posts. He es- tablished the first trading post on Frnbisher Bay. an area that has

I list l.'”l”” she". -Mr. l::...”"u:. ”.”:;;"::.:i- .i::: .3 de ms... .. first and &'C1zaW” E X 0 1'0" 11 9 r0V1"cl3 5 .' f ' ' - . ' m" 9 Mr. and Mrs. James 11!. 911- otteiown Sanatoriuni. merside. 1115 1101119 1111111 1917. Iwiien he J'oin- Carl and Dot Moore, Charlotte- 'l'h t h f ii 1 Si 1 The funenlil lxwiclie tw” h'eld ?tgri't)l)el1:t' lzlennilgetfiwlilime lldwaniii" Leloilhrd McDonald. 31007111115 7011" t0Wn 6 C80 Cr 0 Owan 0'00 M 81 . s or service , , , W Pie e t M Do id. Mount M . Mi h l 0'N iii, Ch t - attended the wedding on Wednes- 32.” ahyeid at the non" of nu. zfmgiingd uiiiil tIlIie hpier was built Mgnwlgnrgare C M Lin... C u e "10 t. No more day afternoon. June 20th of Ernie d n; , Mrs, Stewart Bu,nnI I or en a w ic time he and ,1 n J, Mi t g, M d M i ,1 d- t - Wood and Miss Phliipps at 0'. thighgneertn the Freetown pl-esby. his family moved in (?arieton.!MM an: slrertznrto n C D” gigw::i Ur on n me' Me" 'F",""7l"T"td Leary. also the reception at thc',e,h,n church, service. nt tin, Where he purchased his late M,,1:,”,,':,M,,, wnn,,,,, K,,nyI Bloom M,,I and M,,sI I,,,,,,, C, P3,." lm, ssticky cream "um? 01""? "rid" home and church were conducted ”5"tf-'"C9- ,,,Iz P0,,,,' ,amh,,I Souris omcssy -

by her pastor. Rev. E. H. Bean H9 ”"”'i"”d with me C" N Rlwaiter McDonald. Mt. Stewart Thelma and Raymond Bernard, 11115911

mice become the main center of ,. - I On Th u rsday afternoon the who took for hh text John: I1I4;z. until he was pcnsioned as ships M , d M nI Jnmen Ameck, Mt. Charlottetown 7.. Eskimo administration in the east- M" ”'I5""liIhe klienediction by Rev. 1:. s. teacher Miss Helen Adams and all I Inn, Ihymh, ,,I,IngdI.I,,,,I,IAIIIrfIhI,I caInIIiIaIenigIr(II(Ii:IiII:Ihs5I3IIISIISmI II IIIIIII ;,e:,",,,, ' Ed Ryan, ,.,c,,,,,I o,,,I 3., - a . ' b er . A t A south in 1921. he was 1TI:,enlt;":I:g:',,t:::,',:d1,i,3l,':,'n",ff",,,,”,,1,: cc S ,I,',o':,e:,,s...yu,d'.e.gh,de whh Men, standardInf Christian ideas Iand Nye" nfgcdhenuncu Doy1e' Palm ME1;,gg,Mr" Jack McKe'"ney' 3'm0i1t113' shp..inicdI district accountant and lining; titer. is no place on today's - The pallbearers were JIiIiIIrrl,ine 3:: ,5:uh5,1!b1:h::Il:";1y:agIIl;IiSazlgifsg Mm I,,,,,,, AI M.cD,,,,n,dI Mann; Hun. pnnnghh chnnhmeinwn supply lillbr assistant fur trade commie (0,. "w omen ,,,-,,,,,I we.” b,,n,sh MARY JANE MCLURE Stavert. Ray Lidstone. Ha er commIIImyI . . S,ew,,,,, Mn and M,..I Stephen Mcnougah 1 liilll('Ii't&nd"dlaflI'lg thIe iIicxt eight on mlnh hecnnne we're bullish on I Campbell. RobertlI.laii'llne. enlII'Iy on ThIIrSdIwI March 22 Inc Herb” Ha,,,.h,,,hn,,I Puke, (2, and fnmhy ...oom,,,g P0,," . yenri,IIrnveIIIeI extgns veytIlII:oI1811 world economic conditions. The The LI,d,es Md m,I,,e,y 0, slew Tim. den”-ted this life at,Reeves, and Les e heevgs. II ,,,,ge,y ,,,,e,,,,,,d n,,,,,,.,,, ' took Nashea Mccarmack. Savage l-lar- Mrs. Charles Smith and Edith, ill; llrcllmltrnofvxnn l:nl.hde.' ailing: mm M5 come when, we "hum art Memorial Health Clinic Centre M""'V H”b”' N"”"- 9" 5”"'lE”r",'e,?"t W” in te cope. place at St Peter's Church Seven "9" M Mmoowhlw Point