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iuoNnAY l-'UD

'1'he Womens Music Club held a ` Iiifdi;

very interesting meeting in the ‘et _ Canadian National Hotel on Satur- el; day, January 23rd. ll/Lrs. Hugh Mil- , uulus 0 ier, a, much appreciated guest, read i 5

fine paper on the jubilee _uc ___

An enjoyable musical programme ‘iiicr

followed. RP" `

i.|~.'_\\'r: l-‘on sliiivr .|onN- 'i`“8“¢-

Mernbers of thc Little Tlieatre Lon” Guild who will represent this pro- Wuisii viiiue at the it-ltloilai drama festi- val at Suilit John, N. B., this wick

leave today for the New Brllliswiek g Ai' city. 'l"he_v include Mr. J. H. Pos- Liiiiwo ter, Mr. George Hart, Miss Esther 'ici “W Ralteiil\ili'_‘,', Mrs. lllith Silriiwiiii. widow Mr, -- ,-~ _ 'l '. C aries ' ` .im-;~-~_< .~».--~;~;_-ei-. .tiia A_.\l, Doll- - “_” 1* lil _ \~‘l»' »e olireriligf the oiie-urtl Sim

g_'..`~§ at r.'i\'

\olii..i'l'f\-.r, i

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Pl~;_\l`t&lll`4~i~`riei|<is were shocked i -V'~"ii"‘ to lc».ii'n ol ilu- death in Boston on j iiiiiii-' January l.L.ii of Mrs. Peter when

§I"i'a'.i,1lit of llichmond, while visit-

in: .frzeutls and relatives. The rc-. "°G_ m;llu\, at-<-oiiipniiied by iivedziiigli- ; TENL' ter.: _=..i:l one _-on, resirieiit iii U.S.l “ii gi

A., .'nrl\'ed home for burial last ‘iii N°""

\\'»_~dn.-s<ia_v. The funeral took place i Pfiiii

on Frlilav mornin!! from the R.C.l pi`iid_€‘i rhurcli at Wellington. Mr. Ebba iviagigi

Ll`ri'uol\t of F,Iv'lini/md is rl son and iiiiig é\_l';<. .liitiies MacDonald of Grand ixiiiiid

;.'-_.riff fn l~-~~. . “mf” . . , _ .., _ . ~ . _ i i < i i_ .er o t e rect \sed I for Sumo to ue of goud behaviour _Hoé§u;;i__l_;ini_2_n_a§l._zhlc_u_teto\vn, ef_uei_nil_u_us_r_i;§l intimate fiienus _of frl_end5_ ___ mul hum uf the department ur fur a _élrs

fhid ,§°C§`°i°,°’,f "itsgawd i"“f,"'“i",§° " g ° i h FIND yovlvc. noarN vessel- lgilmb Mtmdalglihi will me

e _. `v. .u uinmersi e. ~» “W” , _ ' 0 e a u . r. _

ilao Apouricl over under a lik; Since iiie begiiiiifiig ‘if iii” yew' Tuunsmu lfiii-V a“°i`“°°ii Mr- Wiiiiid Dennis wasesducuted at Guelph and has gligsu ion to appear at the trial ot :Selfish East of é;5hm`]1€ImaI,?s "mem ~ -4 D = l and Mr‘Ff'i"ik Miiglpiiy °iPi'iiiS ciiy held important positions in vnr- wher Hurrliiig for the purpose of Miel .Su °u Mrsu? ‘is aucu e_i"17‘i ‘_i”‘N_ L' LLE _-Tix _f-i°` ioiiiid “_ Wiiiig i° ii 'iii asgmore ious parts of the United States. spent ..:;“..f...i“ all .;.“‘.;;;' ;';°'.;~.i§.:.f ;;Jf;i.::‘.;2?;f.° Stas; :ru ?.1;’i...;“1;°.l;§“ ai

, t . ,a‘ .». ‘.".' ‘mg ‘.n'. £`\'ly ' . 1 _ _

NNHL FROM DRoMoRE_ MacKenzie would uiitliiu a few i liluze lit the residence cl” Mrs. _vouug bird was quite ehirpy and late hm upon mi; `uclNS_S f Sh

' ' ‘ - - - ‘~~ . -ve » . _ -. . T fum,,.u1 of the hue Mu Fruuh )€‘i1l‘-fi hill? 10116--wi thu 1011!.--y l Jlliiies Whi.e, Kent Street, “here a l happy, appaiintly unconcerned over _RECEWES SAD NEws__M,.S_ | ,h th liighcn. whose death took iiigiiénciglnagl gen l °.iii_*`~‘iiil 01| S10'-'O imlted a_ | the sudden zero weather. D_ Ru,,,_,,,y ha, rt.,-,.|vL.d word of | inysq in lifstiital in Montreal last }_'uudu_f1_g‘ar d mu u___iii__€ fue | Lrhvuii oler the stove _to .sin..._zf~r _ _ _*__ _ the very sudden ,.,_ _.._. of hm. lsom,

was .reid from his residence ,mo u iuaflulfhu, ruuuug outside ;1_._<_°.__éie__h;:;._h;r`_h__u_bihlnii;§_eniiui,_:_i_u;l ___\s_r-i_l_7_»_r;_ll\.S¢?__1_3_l-_;LI_fe;_'§l;e _lu1;u_I;_l\_g5 sister, Mrg. Mary l- ,.;..|>.~ti_} liycic. Chnrl

romore 'st 'd to St. P t- " _ , ` _ ,, ‘ ` " ' ' i < - - New Lon on, Conn., on, rnunry

chu,.3li_ elpiixlt Auuustiuu the D!0l3Y1C@~ Th* fl-h~Yf1lWf1Sh0ld Thcrc was no damage. [of Mr. and Mrs. John Arthur 17m_ Mm Hyde was 8 unify; of

~ un 18th the :er/Ne was onductcd 'IE 'N N TEA lmihrmti North Adams’ Mass., to Summerside and R daughter of A

, ' h. _ _ -\ » » ~ 'if V C _ _ AF ' R.'00 --The Wom- Dr. Fi~'incis Ramon Burke, of the late My-_ and lm-5, ,pimps Ugld. _ lxtifh tlleihlictiiiihliiyerwgrogg' by Rev. D, A. Mncliinnion \Vlrlo.=0r r-ns Il/lissionary Society of St. Quincy,‘l\fass,, took place last Sat- \v@11_ 51"; Wm be kindly remem. tives ,. mlm. S,,,_,,wP§ ai ,hé $215- "/h0 §_l|PI‘3l"fl ‘|19 llllillit Of -°59~ J.~.ines Churcli of which Mrs.Mary urdav, January 23rd, at the bride'8 bored by old friend* here Besides i“°m_i“3

-llI._'¢ I ll

Mr. William Bernard, Hunter

Zin. lwlicved to be the oldest res- "35 i ilient of the Province. celebrated- i`°ii‘iii his l¢l5tii birtlidnv _vestel‘dii_\'. I Piiiii

llorr. in l)e\'oii.<lure, Digland in '='i"iii9

.lFi;’, Mr, B¢-rtiurd has lived in 'tho _ ye gli.: of .=i'< sovereigns, William IV, iii Q l-.--'.1 \-'!'e€oi'i:.. Edward VII, George The V. F lwnrd V111 and George V1.1 '~i_ Cai He i still 1c‘l\'e and ta.i:f=.< a lzeenl' 913°* ii. crest in pt'-“=».‘r»t. 'l'»1;,' affairs. I f"""'-‘k»

Children, greiidcliiidreii, great iii D

grandchildren. and a large number, ’i°`i"'5 of frif-'ncls paid their respects to the; Wi“’i`°

:evenarian yesterday. ‘F`_"i“b

._.____ _ rese

l<"fT» Vuizfils of mal and five pas-i Fiiiie

re;“.;'ers were lr.-irrieflf on three trip.-2, mai? bv Canadian Airways planes to the| Ffiii .’!\’l.'=.g-,cialen Islands Saturday. '1`vvo,'i"“‘° . "l"r.1uoi1.=," one piloted by Walterl °h°ii- Fowler and the other by I-1,5. Jones B°f"' marie a flight in the morning and "°iii'i

in the afternoon Pilot Fowler went

on the Moncton .service and Pilot A". Jones made the trip to the Gulf Cfoidi Islands. Passengers included Dr. J. E85! S. Jenkins. two patients returning is I to their homes, Dr. H. R. Boudreau “Ida 'who accompanieil two patients to Cam li.i=pilul here last. Wediiesday, and “gg

turning after a business trip to the prev'

mainland. 'viii

It was learned from it reliable ful, Source river the week end that an _I hu,

n;fl'::it|oii was under v»'.”l_v in south- ,he rrn Kings County io have s. sur- the rev made at Little Sands in con-, was r.-fiction with the proposed Wood.moh ilslniids-Cariboii fenjv service. The Th |\;>»|:i.\oi's of the Kings (.‘ount,v ter- pre, hinulil claililed it was the logical can g.!1~"r\ as suitable docks could be im, li-uit. witliont a.n_v dredging. A peti- Chg,

'tml asking for n. sur\'c_v at. Little

i::d'| was beingcirculated through- _

roiuherii Kings, CLA

ttoiisrriictioii of a hrealzwater and SM P».i:;irf at zz. cove on the Little Sands Mm rllure vras begiui as long ago as nga a!,'l.'i. A wharf was constructed but h,.,. 1- url: on the project ceased follow- The _'.11 the outbreak of the World War. Art

Part of the irliarf still remains

1 :nl the cove serves as it refuge for hu. r.. number of .small nsh‘ng boats. and

p'_: ‘ bilot

/fyouf/we ae#/rél

_ _ ., . ii. _ _ ,_ a d pr n d y . - Hhb,,,h D,,uRuchu:_ Ephraim Gab p';°:;°‘;;i;f_;isi;;i__§ig__:3_ii;ue 1055 or a firemeii. When they arrived the Womans _Au.xl.l.iiiry (Anglican) has mmm who read aloud the ,wc0m_ to

ht uuu Ihmuu MuCNuh1__S_ _und _md loving n____u_c__ one som mill and factory were doomed. been received by Mrs. Henry G. panying good wishes in verse, cvok~ vid

Flaincs howevei tlireaterled to Mill, Keisingtoii P. E. I. from Mrs. ing much fun and merriment to all srl

_/A YOUR DOCTOR THIS 1"

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\\`I:"r‘ It ennies to

remedy/~ standard For over

es. ral

Eight witnesses were heard vcs

dence of fire \\'it:ies.=e>es had been

Joivi 1if:i~';:iii, Patrick Horgan,

l Ileient Il..-r, an and Mary Horgun, llrotiifrs sr./‘ sisters of Michael 1!ui'uu.i, who fred from injuries re- ec-lied in the collision which led to the c.~=»-, all euve evidence yes- terday. Other witiicsses were Thimas Horguil, sr.. father of

Him Qefore Giving Ycur _ Michael Horpun, Jcxieph Robison

U , W nf Stanhope, who was in Dr. J. E.

an n'("°W|`| R°medY Illulir'li.ird`s cal' which arrived at

um. duulor vm, ask Wm l the :ceiie of the collision shortly

1),,-,-1 ,,‘,,.p WU, ,f,,-[d,,,,/,,m,,,,, alter it happened, Frank Auld.

1/mu, ,,_,/,.,-ng your dado, _ Coveliend, who lived near the

scene ol the crash, and Maurice Bowen of Stunmersidc who ex-

"Wd amined the cars involved yester-

day. _

Lt. Col. C. 0. Thompson, M. M..

officer commanding the Prince Ed- ward Island Highlanders, has rc- reivcd official word from District

l\r‘r‘nililsinmln1l,:inrl5ny“Plll)’,. Headquarters conveying the wel- ;‘;,' ),H1,}{ (‘»[.' }\1_.\(;N|-;_§}A'° come iicirs flint the unit under his

5.c,,|,,,_,._N,,._,.,,y<,,ihmh}c|f,,,m_ mmnmnrl has for the third time- lie, forniyouprei`er.Buiseclhnt. I W0 ‘lf Whlfh W0” lh !U°C¢5-9l0\`\-- -,-.,,, _,mt is |,,b¢|e¢| -'genujno l won the Crumdlun Lnfnntry Associ-

j,g,;;, of M_,guc,,ia_'» ation Cup for general efficiency,

‘ I _,-_~ _._ Militziry District No. 6.

At the same time the officer com-

.K u manding the District, and- staff, ,,i,, ‘,,f' ,,` ,,__,.',,,,,,,,,,'l ',,] --` sent their licartiest congrnIulat.iona_ ,~m,..~_ ri-u.,..' Milt or ”L‘éL?{ I The cm . xtliion in which nine ii" """° ` ’ i units participated was for general

_ ""~ 'amy ellleienrv, Lewis gun and signalling

_,, ‘ "~'i;,-_ \ :*,';;;_-_ con~pe'ltlon

-_-»...s.. ' uu_7'»\/’ '.':_"~”__f-E I Il. will be recalled that the Is

» . '_ ,,- .

q , _ land u it made a splendid showing

at. thi' recent inter-pmvincial shoot,

PH l PS, MILK UF and its sionrlnfrl of efficiency has

MAGNE$|A wud general coiillrielidiltloll from

in.'<pe/,ting officers

The P E 1 Hllfhlanders first,

1:.-..:--=__.¢*‘& _` "_. B., _,if .. -'.’.`V

T0 REST-Tile fUh<‘H1l Of .won the Canadian Infantry Associ-

tc Mi-s. Leon Gauthier was ation Cup some years ago under atnrdiiy morning from her Colonel Dawson. Last your they sidenee, 13 Bishop Street. to won it for the second time under ustans Basilica. where High Lt. Col. Strong. and this year, un- f Requiem was celebrated by der Lt. Col. Thompson, they have

new Father Mt-Cardle. services ii. repeated the achievement-a re-

aveside in the Roman Cath- markable record in view of the keen ,.n,,.,,,._v ,,.,.r,, conducted by competition which takes pluce for

llhcr Earl Dalton. ’1`hc pall-

beaiers were: Messrs, Ernest Mc- thu "°PhywEDNE D

James Clinton, William _ S AY

phie. John Savldant, Michael ISLAND INDIAN REuCs'“Mhl°f uud Joseph McDohu1d_ May. St. Eleanors, who was _in the

c_ity yt;ste__ru_i_'-ay, séiowad u re€>resex;_ta-

TUESDAY tve 0 c ual' an wo ne

the home of her brother on §§‘i::§n:!(§ynui:£utg;l;i1;;eghgy°&:; °‘i Road' REI" were W5' duck. One is complete ready for “Y M’-*~ Lei” ~‘i‘i°~ C°iieii use the other in course 'ot complet- of the lute Wm. Collett agen |01-L' They were found by MMD,-_

i\.ul fuuuu. .1 lu ill. ll s '72 >'<i1_ra.__fl1@ u'1_s_;\__§l;1l1Is_1;:_;2_1;_a':_f May: mother many y0@1`S use _¢31_l

P "U 11 < - Stan ope beach and have. w 1 . , 1.-su \.:;i mr ilusbiuu at others, been retained .... hell-iooi.1..'Li:ti-u n.iv¢»i~ forty years ago, I Some green loss outside ,were the , bmw, ev md, in the P,,b_ ,O me

Bm-i~ Aiii~.i‘.'t»;-“ury J €_‘_;hh-_o_I-ll; .. ,,h,,h,u,,.d5 moved to ul me Muy mmm, 1;, “-,wg bt, i i'a'_;ghter of the late Mr. and Mrs. l Only UUUZS S8V6d BDOHU the DIBOG- SUHLU ery y den"

Cn _...uf .. net goirg until. V '

I 'riizce

rvax svsi»uNni:n si~:N- 011" with Pilub H- S- JOHGS at fhff

Hum M158 of Requiem wus' from her inte residence on Monday

y, was re opened yesterday b 5 CBA on all 0

James Frederick, and one dnugh

r- ~ _-=~_~=-;; -_:_-_:;-‘.---~<--~ ff- - --- .~. Y :.,e:.- -V---~ - ~ -H.-:|-fi, _-f '~e-- '*- `1'*_”‘ "` "°: "" ` `~"" "V `-`1l*- ‘°‘

Qui > _' lg _T

Montague: and two grandchildren. tant

favorite hymns of the deceased, ldlvlr

“Nearer My God to Thee" were 9.11 da beautifully rendered by the choir. credit The pallbearers were Messrs. J. P. C1059

ilsh, D. J. Mrwnoriaid, Michael The arennlck, and Daniel Riley. liver: Interment took place at her last. by 63

was b

The news oi' the death of Mrs, now J

trret by all who knew her. Born in I $5.500

ome in pleasant G,-Uve_ sat Gallant Wu rel _ u him ay! tendance was c\ceptionalIy good ___'1_`he ma_uy frie_nd.a oft Mrs Yr? C__a___c5 G_w_u_ Duffy Judge of ul vi

$5 000 lu W i _ t. on it o iiiirerwen an op a . is ut

nm- Dx- I J ym Death WM and $2230 roi Lu; What n, Night proterl to be ri ion iccentlv in the Prince Edward the Queens Coiuity Court was M1,

The funeral was held from her niersid and Kensington firemen

late residence in Montague. The had all thev could do to save the

"The Lord’s My Shepherd." and fffldil

Beer, R. w. stewart, w. 1.. Mel- fire several times.

resting place in Brudencli ceme- h°U-Sf-‘d ¢,e,»y_ ‘ a quantity of B. C. fir. The mill

Jos pn Fisher of Port. Augusto; ?_;=__C;i_1n°1y i= S] i=0__§a1_ lege-t '£3110 ‘§‘__°_iii

which occurred at the Charlotte- us was vs ue a n u .- " . , gown Hggpimi on saturday, Jim- 5 000 and with the loss of machinery gui* _§5iwD°iii‘id 5 di” 5i""w“i`i‘ M' “mi uaiw oth was received with mixed .end equipment the total loss was °°

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feeling of sadness and geninne rc- l °St1ll1Ht__fE_;i__h“l_f_n__l?°_iW§;Y_;t_ f_1°_?__0n____': _Ziggy “SG” Improv”-,eng and Pro- was empoyed in the western part

province. He was transferred

the east side Both Su.m-

.ng buildings and worked y.

nger was over. It is to their that only slight damage was to the hotel, which caught

pubilo

factory was formerly the stable of the hotel about 35 feet, two storeys high and

it was

uilt on to the factory, all is “"5 ust a pile of ashes. The |L°°“i

fitabie

- ' " " "1" fill--'fii fm' lilf’ P95* i'“’° ‘vfaeLean is residrnt held 1 ver 1 ` D B i~k ' a son of the 1 'l it Lens sid" were condllctcd by Rev . .... .,.., . ... _~ v ~ , ‘ _ 3 ii _ '_ " 'y mme' i" ii ° is MTS- R°m5°Y New 37° 9 ., _

_ P,__, K K h _ -wb ~ _ . i _ ‘. . _ emi ra, , ` a we o r n, _ .; r. - ~ It ,;,ff,,¢l§ C:,;:uiuCfi?rg;;§,;m l __ ;"“"" ,_ uumuers were siren bi' M‘~'s Ethel Island. and inter a resident of A. Caldwell of Meriden, oonu.; and “aug ~ ~‘ F ll i J°$°i’h Lm"““°i Gaiiiini' 2”' 9' U‘~1Iw-"1 and Mrs. J. A. Lawson Montreal and Quincy. Dr. Burke Mr. J. A. Caldwell of Fltchburgh. iiyiid gi;,Ai];I;gh,,`n Cn mmm' and Ieoviiic’ nc" i‘i°'gm"ii' was warg' 21l`CDmll\1hi<`d by MRS G\\'yhl’.th has it number of relatives in this Mars; also two sisters, Mrs. J. A. gist" iii

' ed “'ii'ii_"iaii5iiiiigiit"i` iii' Aii°°i`i°ii- Coombs. A missionary chorus was province both in Charlottetown and MacLeod. Toronto, and Mrs. Small- ' W

ehquih, hm, me death of n_i_;i_';§;‘§E_i'e"i""_'e;”_{_;_u:i- ___D:g’_5_'_e3f rendered by the Goodwill Mission New Perth. where his mother. nee Piec Toronto, to whom sympathy ueig, us ng Muthew_ 55_ “hose body tum wuu tue death 05; Leo Pem__s_ Band. Mrs. J. A. Mathiefon pr_f.‘- Grace Gordon was born. is extended. Interment was in New been ' found in an Dutbuildihg heal. 30_ in a local houuum S d _ sided oler the tea cups. The at- -__- London.-S. muhu

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rtcd to have taken p‘.1ce under . 1921 thl‘1ih°I‘ 111% hlélhl Whch li \\'21» Island I-iosp.tal will be glad to found ‘not guilty" ot’ it charge of mum

Mr uurud Buluut of _ muurS,_ ru_ tregic circumstances and it vl glggrtgg §,),;ES_in,wiary hedmig i’ preseiited to it capacity audieiiceirl know ehn is making good progress manslaughter by it jurv in Sup mm

' ‘ ' 'ously announced that no in- Peters E huhve or S, Louis P_ Queen Square school auditorium. to renewed health. reme Court late yesterday after- been

would be held, E_ I_ auu known in Muum cueu at During the presentation ofthe play, _ -____ noon. After IB minutes delibera-

autopsy in charge of Dr. G. sever; head h.,hu,,.h,; uucécmy m_ a three-act mystery perforniunce, Prince Edward Island received tion Percy Noy, jury foreman, an- P

_ war assisted by Dr, G, L, caved at me hands of Gu|_ €u_Ch mcmhcl' Of the _H\1d1§'nC6 WHS its first touch of zero weather last nounced the verdict to a packed e,,emng_ t`i took place last night, After hmt during u h.,u.a__ at a Pulmem grlllpvfl Wllh the thrill _Ot filluing night, when the mercury dropped courtroom. _ som 3,' vv._t~. empaiiellod and viewed Road P_ E_ L dame hm _,uu_ m_ himself face face with sinister to fire degrees below zero at 9 p. The charge was a :lequei _to the hom., of ivnmm.; and ti1e\~i¢l||it_v where Peters hud hum uucousuiuus for l liiippriiiiigs which no one for the m. Mi~._ Wai'rc_ii_Bui-ns, local Met- death of Michael Hergaii, A2, of Mm: body was found the in-“ring two uuys buhuu hu wus moved to . moment could explain. eorological official, said thc maxi- Stanhope, who died in hospital from the ndjouriied until Thiirsdny huuuhal here Suturduu Staged by the St. Dunstaifs Un- mum temperature Tuesday was 31 injuries received in an automobile club

iing at 10 dr-lock at York, C‘Omhm. Du W_ B_ Huwuut or iver;v't.y Dramatic Society the play degrees, but at 9 a. m. yesterday collision at__Covehead on Septcm- teh e jury iscomposcd of Messrs. shmmcmde m.d€,.,,d au inquest was, from all points of view, a de- it dropped to zero. It continued ber lst last. the 1 W_ G0um,_,,_ fm.umuh_ Im _,_nuu_ mum uuucu wus uu_ (vided success and the players were cnc above 1//Cro tlimiigiioilt the -M. Eur, . Walton Warren, George Arb- jo,h_m,,`| uhm Thuluduy after the licartily eolii;i'.lt.l1lnted for their day, he raid. POST NUPTIAL SIIOWER. - A exp] George H. Jolinstfm- Hubert jury ima' vi.-wed tim ,¢m,._,ns_ D,»s_ splendid acting, Mr. Burns :uid the burolneter most. enjoyable time “_-its spent on mu

ppell and Frank Howard. _,_ c_ Simpson uhd _,_ A_ Mucphuu -._...-._ ’ was steady and the temperature frldny evening, Jan._ 2zn_d, wlienh tu

_ _ p{,__.0rm,,d uh autopsy Mouduy In zero_\\'enl.liei-__a`iid biting wind may _continue _to fall. _ large nuntibcu; of eh/_d~_ alndnwrlru grae

DLATII 0l~ MRS. MARY LE- mghh h, was dated the Kensington fliomen foulzht a. Despite the sub-zero weather the wisiers 0 r. a rs, va . det ll:-Tliore passed away on bad ilrc yesterday afternoon which l ferry “Fltli‘vie\\"’hcohtuiued toHply _iru__t_lJu_i_l;ail;,__ a.;jxiih_§<;§;_ beu

urrlziy :it hz-rlinlne in Miscouche, - . _ _ reduced to atlies. the sn.winill, and the waters of C uro e own ar- - _

Mary Ls-Clair at 82 years of 10|iI,§§,z;$hi)`;_IS;;?g,L;Y%ih ';,tf0?;:;u?u1;u§1 sash and door factory owned and cor ye::t4‘i_dny. making crossings to u_l)'\_;i 1\_;I)r>_.e_Y\élel;- £7__e1_f_l11_;_ $3: Her husbmid, Hypoille Lucian lust the hue _,unc stewart in her operated by J. W. Warren and Rocky Point from the City. It wus _}\\_};___» ul?_f__l__l;__ ___ __o______ of tueu "__ um

(leneaged her many years a,g0_ 75th ycmu The deceased ‘Jus horn _George WL’_bStC1'. Tl‘iC fire 5l.ill‘tL‘d believed, h0\\__L_VC1', that ltist l1lZhI.8 ciént _};__;u_______ge. After an had gnthu ren pc arf- loft to mourn tw., Sons, ul Union Roach P_E_I_ Shu was ii_i the engine room about two frost. would likely freeze the ferry cred _md _m__o'yed an hour or so in _lundneus hu,._ uhh whhm sh.: ,_,._,,_dcd_ahd the daughter of me ,uw Charm, oclock and Captain Waldron Deir- r._;u.nnci too firmly for the crude _Oahu u_u_wo____s__ the scene was at

A,.(.hh, h, Shmuu,,._,_hh,_ two dahgh_i Stewart Union Road and u um_ud_ riich, head of the Kensington Fire nil driven ferry » break a passage ;_e_L__uu u 'u u Mr and

~ . . ' .‘ ' - throu ii tocla . The boat has set ~ 5' 'iii Veiie W en ' tiii’

S' Mi” ('-”‘i“i“t Oil the m"“\~and dougliter of ccnturion John Rob- Deiiartnient' mst 11° .lime in get E y . Mrs. Edward White, a newly wcdd- C1.

Mum, Ahh ut homu A350 one u__Son_ B_uu“u__u Road sue was ting the pumps working. With two a. record for winter .crvice, the eu couple ul the c0mmuIuty_ es_ en hc,-_ Josvph D, DesRoCh95_ and wen known ju me wmmuuuy_ lines of hose they kept the firecon- nearest approach being in__ 1932 sorted the bride and groom to u K

one Si-‘ini Mm- James F- D€5R'°¢h" where she was always readvto lend #fied to the mm and factory' RMI' ` Wim: the .old side Wheeler Huis' scat of honor. A nicely worded ad- summed both at Migcoucxm The fuhe_ u helping hand to those un _uu_u_ izing, however. the great. danger to boro continued to smash her way dress euteudmu hearty cuuurutuh.,_ _md

took place 0,, Monday morning ness_ and wul be Sadly mused by the entire town as the scene of through thin ice until the 21 of hum and good wishes_ wus then

from me parish Church R,,_,,_Mm._ al I _ _ _ _ the fire was in the heart of Ken- Januo.ry. - .

I lx l _ Sl , _ _

Monaghan, DD.. said the Req- n,em“1;;(; org? A,1S,.cW~5];re¥;c£ “iigcfoiii ii Ciiii WB* *iii* iiimiizii Greta Howatt and Hazel Cameron.

m Mass and performed the last im, Church Montague Sh`e ,,.,,_, if’ “iiniiiieisidc i°i` assisiance' Ai'i'RECiATi0N came happly along with baskets of i“°f,E;i‘gPurk school dumct wus

id on the 26th inst. in the school

' ' Cl ief M N ill nd D. F. M - _M ‘ SD

2 H;_;l_;§__8f“;;__;_I`u1¢ §u111l;<;1;_f_f;f__S gut wus _or _c_h_¢_ iar¢___M§, _alfrgd Neil; linslliieli th; can and wgiit A letter of appreciation i° the gsieiiaablyi oilrsiilsy lirgfiewiivllélifyiforg he

-- - » ew r _ .

m G Demoche Mucha Guhu t ii ° a eyfie as W ° out with the chemical engine and members of New London Parish h ese te b Mrs Ewen La hoi;s;e_,_s_de__ me best means for _"___

ing for the accommodation ovi',h,1 iool-age children, now attending e City sei-iools. who, because of

proud to the Now Brunswick Hotel Grorge Whitehead. Coming Sask. present M1- md M,-5 Kennedy 1 t.h

e proposed twenty dollar tax will

uuduy us the Duffy muusluuuuw; WT. Mmifi Jane. Wh° “Sides in lonly four feet mvay, and a. two _dated January 14th 1837. _ graciously eictended their thanks for th

drenched with water, until sa e w

it meeting mid in the Little sands d@1i¢i°

Mr. W.

club in connection with the Adult

some finished lumber _md Education League. Eighteen mem- The

bers Joined with the following offi- ly, in

President, Mr. John W. Mac- MF. PB

mitertminment committee, Stu- hid

meeting held at Summerside to law

read. after' which two little girls, S

00 Fon PaL'i'_s1iooo was aluminum- i’“‘i"P’°“‘i5 “nd “Wi” °i

IIC

agnlficent price received by 111° Yr e

the In

Mr W iiington MacNeii, Southport Bhd 8 0 for one of his silver fox pelts The F°\‘ “WY are '7°iiY G°°‘i F*ii°W5

as an-y

D. MacDonald as chairman decided to organize a study

Secretary, Mr. M. A. Mac- 1'HllWHy

'rm My-_ ,y D_D1x. in England on March 3. 1654, but

“um-' “mes been a. resident or Prince Ed-

Island for many years. He en- the railway service in May

Y . , Edwin' Macxilnsls and Ei- tered ivingstcne. It was agreed to 1875 at

practices in Mixed Farming " of the

Jil

best

the h

made to H K1,-gh Music and dancing went to make up

the remainder of a highly pleasant

033531155 grimy g|_U5__A; evening, and towards midnight n. 0,

us luncheon was served by

hail on Monday last with fhelwles- _

death occurred very sudden- Charlottetown Wednesday of ter J. Oliver a retired veteran

, _ c _ tment an May 30, 1903, and

.;::g. ..1;.;.l;oh;l, in \vi1ichrrt~~ well if some pcmazneiit 1nt::e\:m,.’t .gun McLellan, the late Mrs. _I MY- WUITED WHS OH 3 business ___ bwume :i-r iwfl.-t.»lci was drowned i6 Even on a small scale could be » I ‘ier received the rudinients of trip to Boston but his partner, Mr. Un. BATISTIED WIT" MMC,

| _ l ~ -Q E

ligu, After ins death sho provided for such eurlos-. _ lieu' edl_lcotioi;__f_i_i her uiwiit l yifgltcfhgagrjtbféilek ochrl: -EI; mm LOCAL SERVICE-'I'he speakers service,

basl; to DE, I, The past few _"__ an eu cred noe o a es o- ` . . at the mcmt Board of Trade He w

me Smm with her bmmet BI?A:{AL-EN To MAl;t2ALENs 'NLR I tcgehn-0nll'whence scliqet rechitfledhhcl. Before a fireplace banked with M

lim rv .;.n on th old f rm R Two fiigi were ma e l can rr” icense nn aug sc oo _ dl 3 th ms” h 5 in arga slie wilsilioiii. C a to the Magdalen Isifmds yestei~da;.' 'succesvfully for several years in White ¢l1ri“>'aI1t»h€1\1umS and White Sc” S e pm C “nge ‘ The

i 1913. After long and efficient

as twice married, first to the Harriet Beers and then to Mrs. ret Mcbeod. who survives hi.m.

_ “sh | u, be late Mr. oliver was a man ot

by the Canadian Airways “Drag- this Province as well as .tn West- S1\21lJd!‘=1E0l1S and lighted by the gzxlegggpeggwsug qui; “¢|5_ sterling

ern Canada. Since _'he came to this soft light of white $&l>€FS Oh the ned with the servme rendered mem Psi. G

E_E,.u, Mu,E“.,.h who Diem- controls. On the first trip thc , parish upon hex marriage in June mantel Miss Barbara Burwell be- by the manager and operators of the r lmy tg 1,.1.~;,1,,g 9,' Speed bf .f lody of Mrs. Adelard Jomphre, I 1932 her gentle retiring disposition, came the bride of Dr. Willard F. me local bmh,_,h__S_ ally,

'Um' w3,;_ me property of _ -gdalen Iflands uomaii who died I kindness, real Chrisiian_ charity I, Goff lust evening at 8 o'c1ock at

f~ Irs? ::““‘.i‘.‘;‘.:~=.:.‘:.‘:.‘.§f.~:.: g“‘;l:;'.. ‘ai 12;; ;°f;;i..‘::..h.."":.“;;.f'..M.‘.f.2:; -“CMS

- . . ~ w r . o i as ‘ - . _ . _

-`T"um.,(,i .M nféeedycnrs by weve: for etfealdfenlvfivas taken to f friends. In her own home her gen- or Mrs. Richard C. Goff. The ser- Mr' Rendéf, };?Wri;,s' ,,v,f;'1eH§:,;y Ch

int? Dm huh" on ig mor- her home for int/eriiieiit. 1200 l erotrs hospitality and welcoming l vice, read by the Rev. L. Wendell glrgfon' i Bowhess 'summerqidé CSL Bhd

H 0v¢.1;i.€:iu;,,5 0.5;' rccagliggf D0lu'lds of mall were c:~.rried_ycs- , snill:_ created nn otmospiiere of Fitleld, uns witnessed by the im- , hui? Sul, uppuihted (hmctor of' fur' _ills

of $1,000 and of ,wo surehes terclay and there is still consider- , hiipp ness. the inemoiy of which mediate family and a small group research for OIltD.l'l° C'°V@f““i""' t .15 yesterday morning.

. Batt who was the wife of the Captain Batt, had reached the ally advanced age of 93 years. was born in Charottetown e she resided, and was a re-

steem by his fellow workers on

arlottetown lost one of its old-

‘wo daughters, Mrs. C. D. Gardiner

e U. S. A., and Mrs. W. D. Fili- n of Clutrlottetown; also two Charles and William S. of oti.etO\\'n.

MRS. D. J. LANGTON

tclegrnin was received by relu-

ln Charlottetown yesterday

Minnie Hyndman, was a

liter oi' the late Mr. Charles A. man of Charlottetown and a

_ Hyndman of this city. e end evidently onine very sud-

receivcd hero Wednesday Her death is all the sadcler

cw of the fact that her husband present seriously ill. _ and Mrs. Langton have been ring to the Island- each sum- for some years past. and have staying at Keppoch.

RESENTATION - On Friday

ai evening was spent at the

Donald of Bridgetown, when members of the Dundas Glee met for the purpose of ex-

ding to the newly wedded couple

tings of the members of t'ne so- y, whereupon Miss Edna Camp- niade the presentation of a utiflii ' Wesfminister chimes ntle clock. Mr. MacDonald. ugh taken umtware, thanked his ow members of the club for their

his home. A dainty lunch was n served by the ladies of the ib and the remainder of the ev- lng was very enjoyabiy spent in amen and dancing. music being

Georgie Matheson.

CUOOL MEETING-A special

if ' , I- _Ji _i - J _ F 1 -'_

storey residence seven loet. dis- FRIDAY . the hzautiful presents, consisting of _ have to be provided for next ya

o . ~ . $110. _ _ - ~ i - - e . _ - » . _ ‘

MR.

After bouncing the bride om, all joined in singin,

PETER. J. OLIVER.

man. Mr. Oliver was born

Alberton, on the section and F61'

Charlottetown mechanical

engine tool inspector in

he retired on August 1, 1915.

character, held in the high-

MRS. W. ll. BATT

most highly respected citi- tho death of Mrs. W. H. her home on Water Street in

lan

member of St. Paul's Ang-

22.

RIA

stating that Mrs. D. J. had passed away suddenly York. Mrs. Lanzwn, nee

Mrs. J. S. Bagnall and Mr

her

a Letter written by her had Cui'

Jan. 23rd. a very enjoyable

Mr. and Mrs. Rriymond

tnl,

wishes cf the society. Mr.

appy couple the cordial

OLI on

and invited them to visit

Hos

by Misses Ellen Camrpbeil Ve"

Mat

of the rate-payers oi' the the

This meeting was called _hm

son Gill

MR.

port. _MURLEY-At the Prince Edwliiq Island

to Mr. iottetown, a son.

ward

to Mr.

beck BA’l"I’ -- At 92 Witter Street on Thursday, Jan. 28, 1937, Mrs. W. H. Batt in her 94th year. MATTIIEW--At Pleasant Grove ol Saturday, January 23, 1937, Goldie Matthew in his 53|-d year. LAVIN-At the Provincial San- itorlum, January 26, 1937, Mrs. John

1937.

After much dL°cu=sion on the su‘l;r.' icct, a

ind the present

grounds ding a new school in the eastern section

contmittee was appointed 1,.,

cost of remodelling the school and enlarging the Also the cost of bull

the dlstrfct. and to suggest mg.

on-lmendations. The following committee was appointed: H. New. son. P. L. Bmaliwood, J. J. Mac- Donald. C. J. Stewart md R. Wood, who will report at ia, meeting to be held on

Feb. 25th.

__.____& .

CHARLES MacDOUGALL

In the early morning I-lou" of

' Friday,

Dougall, a vely highly este

l en

Dec. 11th Mr. Charles Mae.

emed

t of Newtown passed peaw

fully away at the age of 82 yeurg

1-Mi

-".`;_.__ - BIRTHS

cnANui.|l`it-At tue Prlnééiiv Island Hospital on Jan. 28, 1937, to Mr. an

d Mrs. C ifford Chandler, city

a sci.

McLEAN-<At the Prince Edwmq Island Hospital on January 17, 1931,

ailway and by citizens gener- to

Mr. and Mrs. William McLean nrlottetown. a son.

GARD-At the Prince Edward Ig. land

Hospital on Jan. 27, 1937, to

. and Mrs. Kenneth Gard, south.

B. 5011.

Hospital on Jann 2 1` 1

_ _ary 4. 93,

Mr. and Mrs. Williitn Murley,

Charlottetown, a son. FOR-D-At the Prince Edward ls.

d Hospital on January 25, 1937,

and Mrs. Eh-nest Ford, Chur-

RTUN-At the Prince Edwarq

Is and Hospital on January 26, 1967,

Church. to

e leaves to mourn her passing

Mr. und Mrs. Charles Horton, rray River, it duugiiter.

BRYAN-At the Prince Count.; Hospital Jununry 22, 1937, to Mr. and M

Dec li. daughter.

rs', Frank Bryan of Cascum-

CAUSLANU_AI. the Prince Ed-

Islnnd Hospital on January

1937 to Mr and li/Lis Hai-

, I . . ry

MacAusixuid, East Royalty, a gon,

CDOUGALL-on Jan. 25, 1937,

and Mrs. George Art Mac.

Dougail, Brigliion Avenue. Chur- iotietown, a son. (James Ecimundi

MARRIAGES

iiyhas-FnANnuN4'on"`NifvE§?

1 1936, at St. Jose-pli's Church,

Lyhn,'Mass., by Rev, Father James

icy, Mis: Ethel Hynes (formerly

of V.:riio'i River). to Mr. Charles Fnanklin, Boston, Mass.

:.'~- ~ . ~ il;

DEATHS

T_'.`_"__1`_`1’.'., Z. _ , "1 McCORMACK-At Point de Rocha Jan. 26. 1937, Pius McCormack.

L .

BECK_at Noith Tryon. Jan

25, 1937, George H. Callbeek, ag( 69. "' FRAS 1937, aged AYERS-Al. the P. E. Island Hoslli-

ER-'Jn Saturday, Jah, 23, Mrs. Daniel Fraser, Kilmuir, 79. "

Jun. 28, 1937, Rev. W. M. AYCH

in his 75th year. ` 1 (IALLBECK -At North T110"

e Clay. president of the club, .January 25th 1937 George H. Call- nined the purpose oi' the gath- g. and very graciously tendered

aged 69. `

B. Gavin, aged 44 years.

VER.-At 75 Upper Prince St. ednesday, Jun 27 1937, Pete!

W . _ .

Jerry Oliver, aged 82 years. JOMPIIRE _ At the Charlottetowr.

pilal on Sunday, January 24.

Mrs. Adelnrd Jomphre, age 34 s_ _

DOCKENDORF-Suddenly at Hol- lywood, Cafif., on Sunday, Jan. 34 1937.

Mrs. W. F. Dockendorf mel

ilda May Warren, daughter of late Robinson Warren of North

River). BARRETT-Died in Boston. Ml-sh

. 14. 1937, as a. result oi' injurie-1

from an automobile accident, Dan-

Borrctt in his 60th year, beloved

of tho into Catherine (nel isl and Patrick Ryan Banott oi

Mount Stewart. T

ca.. continued for the second day - -- _ --~ _ - ' " ~ “‘* ~ ' - __ , ;_

I I

heard Court adjoiiriiecl until yes- , ` ge;-d;;y_ HEIZES

HUQQV-LIP JOB. Al2T~ AS SOON

A5 \/'OU GET Tl-lA`T RUSH JOB OUT, RUSH Tl-H5 ONE THIZLI

IN 'W-I' SHOE BUT GETS NO MGZE

OP MONE

MACHINIST

MACHINIST FEIZ U‘.`> ORDINARY GUYS.

SHOP GETS I-IE.'$ SO BUSY BElN‘ A

A2 EXTRAOSZDINAIZV IF!-I-U\N\f`

AND RUSH JOBS THAT HE NEVER THINKS

LIKE- ME SPEND SO MUCH

DRY THAN A 'TIME Tl-IINKIN' OF' TH' ORDINARY MONEY,/\N' HOLLEIZIN'

IT, THAT WE'l2E

MECHANICS

~rl:\El2E's stun/lPN! fl-le woui.o'u‘-foie e.i;rr\_r~l'W " '

Y~ BUT GU*/S

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MAJOR .V

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