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SLIGHT FIRE A'I‘ HOTEL -— A alight fire in the basement of the Central Hotel, Dorchester Si... called the firemen out at 8 o‘- clock yesterday evening. No dam- age was done and the fire was quickly extinguished.

ON S.S. PASTEIJR — Sgt. G C. Burgess, Charlottetown, is listed among overseas Canadian Armyi personnel arriving on 3.8. Pasteur at Quebec over the week-end, A list of other Island soldiers due on the Pasteur was published recently.

DIES IN HOSPITAL The death occurred at the Charlotte- town Hospital yesterday afternoon of Edward Roar-don after a lengthy illness. The late Mr. Reardon was 55 years of age and a life long res- idem of Cove Head Road. He is survived by his wife and one son. Alan, both of whom reside in the Cove Head district

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The filneral of the late William Wyatt

was held from his residence, 50 Hlllsboro Street yesterday after- noon. Serviccs at the home and

avo II! conducted by Rev. T.

. Bussel Somers. Interment was in the People's Cemetery- The pail bearers were: JL. Curran, W. D. Gillls, Eli MacLean. H. Pope Beer, John W. Garrett, I-IL. Sears.

HOSPITAL ANNEX - work at the annex to the Prince Edward Island Hospital is progressing steadily The forms have all been laid and about one quarter of the COHCNW f0!‘ fhe foundation trails has been poured. 1'. is expected if no unforseerr delays occur. that the outside work will be completed before frost sets in Mr. James E. Harris is the architect.

--RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL -M[=. “Willard Day, iuade a widow by ‘a car accident ten hours after her marriage last wcek. was re- leased from tiie Prince County Hospital on Saturday. Her hus- band, a 20-year-old Norboro farmer was buried the same day. The condition of the three other per- sons injured in the crash. which involved two cars, is reported to be improving. All three were crit- ically injured.

—-I"UNERAL OF MRS. WILLIAM GILLIS-The funeral of the late Mrs. William Gillis was held at nine o'clock Saturday morning with High Mass of Requiem at St. Paul's Church. Summerside. cele- brated by Rev. J. C. McDonald. Rii- Rev- Cv. J. MacLellan officiab The pallbearers

ed at the grave.

were: Messrs. J. P. Mcfnnis. Ryan. E. P. Foley. D. F‘. McNeil, W. B. McNeil and Albon Glllis. S"

LEAVES FOR NEW ZEALAND .- Fbiing Officer Webber of New Zea- lfllid. Who has been enjoying 40 days leave irlsiting his wife in

at. S. !being welcomed home from overseas PM lafter more than four years vice there He saw service after D-Dav on the Western European Front. He ioined up at the outbreak of warn-S

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TUESDAY

gratulations are extended to Hon. Frank R. Heartz and Mrs. Heartz

golden anniversary.

E. Massey, who has been serving with the R.C.A.F.. returned to the City last night. It, is expected be will resume his former position as Provincial Auditor within the next few days.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late George W. w". ren, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Warren, was held yester- day afternoon from the MacLean Funeral Home, Services were con- ducted b Rev. I. J. Levy. Burial was in t e People's Cemetery.

HOME 0N LEAVE — Francis P. Carragher, Royal Canadian Navy, recently returned from duty in the Pacific. is at present spending a leave prior to discharge from the service with this parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carragher, New Wilt- shire. Frank hwas a member of the t e

crew of Uganda.

—-AUTUMN TOURISTS — Mrs. Jean Gallagher and Miss Eva Cof- fln of Englewood, N.J.. who have been at the Coffin estate in Maine during the summer, motored to Prince Edward Island recently and are the guests of Mrs. Gallagher's brother, Mr. James Dunphy. Ken- singtcn. K

—BUILT AT ALBERTON-Mr. Merritt Callaghan, school inspector has almost completed a new resi- dence on Alberton Street south. Notwithstanding the scarcity of carpenters, the work W35 almost completed during the summer hol- idays. K

—DINNER AND SHOWER — A number of girl friends of Miss Adell Parkman entertained in her honor at a dinner and shower recently’ at their summer cottage, “Noah's Ark." The hostesses were the Misses Ruth Hubley. Constance Enman. Effie McKay, Marjorie Le- furgey and Mary Hogan. She was presented with a very beautiful gift-S

—HOME FROM OVERSEAS - Phil. Dodds, son of Mr. and FLT Dodds, Summerside is

cruiser, H.M.C.S.

scr- with the Tank Corps.

PAINFUL INJURY-Jlllrs. Wil-

fred MacI/aren. Cable Head West, met with a painful accident, frac-

Charlottetown left for New Zealand Saturday morning He was accom- panied by Mrs. Webbcr. (nee Gladys Beflmfih) ‘Who has been nursing in the P E. Island Hospital d ing her husband's absence Theirulong Journey willl be via Montreal, New’ York. thence by steamer throu h the Panama Canal. which will take about five weeks

FUNERAL AT rwsrrco - The funeral of the late Daniel Jarvis was held Monday Sept. 17th. at 3 p.m., from the residence of his! daughter". Mrs. Louis Pincau to St! Augustine's Church. Rustico. Scr-I, vices at the grave were conducted' by the pastor, Rev. J.C. Pitre, TheI pallbearers were: Messrs. Luke Gallant. Avis Arsenault, Honi Marin Gallant,M.I.A., James L. Le-, Page, Raymond Gallant, and Ed-' ward Gallant. Interment. in the‘ church cemetery.

-The funeral of the late Mrs. Malcolm Matheson was held Sat.- urday afternoon Services were at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Walter Heartz, East Royalty, and were conducted by Riev. T. E. Mc- Lennan. Funeral services at North Willshire United Church were conducted by Rev. Mr. MacLennan and Rev. J.I. Morrison. Interment was in North Wiltshire Cemetery‘. The pallbearers were: Herbert. biascn. James 'I‘ait, Edgar Heartz, Alex A. MacDonald. Wilmot Large, PJ. Proud.

LACKED LVFORMATION Writes W.L Clark in the Windsor Star: "Police Chief A Birtwjstle of Charlottetown has a legitimate complaint. about the case of Ulysse Lauzon, Eileen Cornell Lauzon and Weller Kflresky. who were arrested near this city by the Royal Can-j adian Mounted Police. The Char- lottetown police had no pictures or‘ descriptions of these thugs Chief Birtwistle says the trio roamed the streets of Charlottetown for about. a week Had his police force

been supplied with pictures and! descriptions of the men and woman. they might have picked;

them up When the Moirniie; made| the arrest-s. they did no‘ know they had such big game "Fhey picked up the trio alter being shown ob- viously forged registration certif-l 1M5”- It “Wis not until the threer were searchcd that. the Mounties discovered they had hit the Jack- pot. With dc-spcratc characters like Lauzcm abroad, surely it would be proper police work to notify all police departments and to circular- ze the pictures and descriptions of

the dcsperadocs '

Thc marriage took prince on Sat-I urday at 5.30 pm. at rinity Unit- ed Church. Rev. T, E. MacLcnnan| officiating, of Margoe Marie Kelly of Halifax. daughter of James Kelly of Ottawa rformerly of I-Lalifi fax) to Wcndall Homer Beaton of‘ Charlottetown. The bridesmaid was< Mrs. D.A. McCanncll of Charlotte- town. and the lrroom was assistedl by Mr. D. A. McConnell. i

The bride was costumed in a brown boucle lWO-pINEB suit with’ brown accessories. She wore a cor- sage. of American Beauty roses. The bridesmaid worc a moss green gwo-plece wool suit with brown ac- cessories, and wore a corsage of Talisman roses.

The bridal party had supper at The Charlottetown Hotel. They leave this morning on a honey- moon trip to Halifax, Brldgewater mces and exhibition. and other points. On their return they will reside at, '18 Grafton Si.

The Guardian extends best wish-i as for happiness and prosperity to ifie popular couple.

funeral of Mr.

First World War, Red Cross

Luring her left arm. She and her

[husband were returning from St. j Peters frightened

the horse became and unmanB-Seable. throwing her from the wagon. Mrs. MacLaren received medical atten-

when

ition at the P. E. I. Hospital and iwas later able to return home.

HOLIDAY ENJOYED-Ml‘. Lloyd

Matheson of the United States Merchant Marine has spent a brief holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. returns to the United States and after his discharge will B0 business in Harrisburg, Pa, chartered accountant. He is mar- ried and has one child. a three- ycar-old daughter.

D. W. Matheson. City. He

in to as a

FUNERAL SERVICES - The St. Dunstanfis Basilica where

Rev. Francis McDonald who conducted service at the grave.

a. body. The pallbearers were: Messrs. James Arbing, Russel Ab-

bott, Emmett Gallant, Harry Mur-

phy, George Murphy and Ray

Acorn, Interment. was in the Cath-

olic Cemetery.

NEW JERSEY VISITORS-Mr. and Mrs. Ted Collins. late of New Brunswick, N. J.. are visiting in the province. being the guests of Nirs. Collins‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Glover, Spring Valley and Mr, and Mrs. Augustus Aylward. 202 Richmond St, Charlottetown. Mr. Collins has been acting in the capacity of physical instructor to detachments of U. S. infantry for some time at Pearl Harbor, San Francisco and New Jersey. He was at Pearl Harbor during the para- lyzing exhibition of Jap treachery when 96 American warships were put out of commission. K

Mr and Mrs. W. 0. Pyle, Hilla- boru St. have returned from u

month's trip to Boston, Winthrop,

and Marlboro relatives and

Plains visiting

Jamaica Mass

friends. While in Boston they had the pleasure of seeing the Victory Legion Parade, the larg- est parade since Pearl Huber. Featured in the line

large

of march were Wacs, Wrens, veterans d an wounded veterans of No. II War. also the Salvation Army with 25,- 000 marching in line with num- erous bands playing grand music.

It was a wonderful sight to see. marking the end of World War N0. II

AT ROTARY-A musical pro- gram was featured at yesterday's Rotary luncheon at The Charlotte- town. Vocalists Mrs. Ralph Daug- las and Roy Smallman provid- splendid entertainment with solos. Both artists were warmly {EP- plauded and heartily enoored. ie thanks of the club was expressed to them by chairman G. F’. Hut- cheson. Guests included Rotarians Blake Dodds. Oshawa. Ont; How- ard King. Iieaside. Tomato, and Athol D. MacLeod. Cambridge, Mass. Other guests were Ensign Lloyd Mathieson of the U. S. Merchant Marine, Hershey, Pa, and L. V. Hutt of Oshawa.

RETURNS T0 VICTORIA -. LAC. Walter J. Edwards of the R. C.A.I". who for the past four vears has been stationed at Char otte- town and Summer-side airports has left for his home in Victoria, B. C. where he expects to receive his dis.- charge In the near future. He was accompanied to the coast. by hLs wife who was formerly Katie Todd of Rose Valley; also their

FIRE ALARM-A roof lire at the Cundall Home, Kent Street,

about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon was uickg extinguished by the Fire pa ment.

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY-Con- who are today celebrating their

RESUMIS POSITION-Mi‘. W.

William _McVeigh ,0 was held yesterday morning from Frank Hennesseys Funeral Home

v ID FUNERAL AT EAST ROYALTY Reqmem High M555 was gglebrgted

“i Iii‘; Canadian Legion attended in

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WEDNESDAY

little son DavidTheir many friends hero regret to learn of their de- parture, but wish them success and hapsrzlnesa in their new home. They a express the wish that they will visit the Island in the not too distant future,

—FAMOUS ATHLETE RETURNS -4ames Evans, the popular boxer. long distance runner and hockey pla er returned homo recently well and nt after a stron-

uoua military campaign in Sicily Italy, France, Bsglum, I-Iollan and Germany. Jim was in many engagements in the arduous Ital- ian campa n, and was with the big army w h was moved secret- ly through Marseilles to the fight 1111i front in northwest Europe. all the boys who have been through the horrible holocaustJlm is glad to be back among his own folk. He plans to take up farming in this province. K

—SUIIPRISE SHOWER — Miss Amelia lvlill entertained on Friday evening at Harbour View Cabins. Summerside. at a surprise shower in honor of Miss Adell Parkman who is to be an October bride. The many beautiful gifts were opened and arranged by Mrs. Prank Carn- eron, Mrs. Bert Hunter and Miss Barbara Spackman. The bride-to- be in a. few gracious words expres- sed her appreciation to the sues-s. A pleasant evening of social enter- tainment was spent and a delicious lunch was served. Assisting the hostess in serving were Miss Amelia Mill, Mrs. Ernest Mill, Mrs. Cec-l Mill and Mrs. Brenton Rankin.

—FUNERAL AT Nolmono- The funeral of the late Willard Day of Norboro. who was fatally injured in an automobile collision in Summerside last Wednesday a half hour after his marriage, and died later that day, was bald on Saturday afternoon from his late residence. The service was con- ducted by Rev. L. M. Murray of Kensington United Church, assist- ed by Rev. K. J. Sullivan of Trin- ity United Church, Summerside.

-CIIAMPION RETURNS - Mr. George Leslie of Souris. who has recently been dcmobilized from the R.C.A.F‘.. is home again among his friends and admirers. George prob- ably did more than any person to popularize the "art. of self defence in this province. Whenever he was billed to appear in the boxing arena. the house was packed. May- be as many came wishing to sec him beaten, as those wishing to see him win-and they were not always disappointed. He had his ups and downs, but he was always doughty and redoubtable.’ His motto was “omnes veniant’ (let 'em all come. color no bar). l-Ic must have had the mysterious in- tuitive (sixth sense). In other words he could read the minds of the masses, and the result of his divinations aroused the perversity of his nature, making him more determined to win. His extensive general education and knowledge of mechanics will stand him in good stead in the pursuits of fence in this highly mechanized ag . K

A Royal Canadian Air Force training school will probably be maintained at the airport at Sum- mcrside for at least two years. it was learned unofficially last night. At the same time Group Capt. A. Lewis, the officer commanding the school said that the name was being changed from No. I Recon- naissance and Navigation School . simply Navigation School. The absence of any number was taken to mean that. the school might be the only one of the type operated by the R..C.A.I". during the next two years while the inte- rim permanent force is operating. Group Capt. Lewis said that he expected that the school would shortly be staffed entirely by men who had volunteered to remain in the interim air force. There was no indication when training would

begin night. too.

R.C.A.F.

It. was learned last that N0. ‘.14 Radio Unit. located near Tignish, was being closed down. Only a skeleton staff is left. at the station now.-S

Fire last night, caused only slight damage at. a building of the M1‘ Schurman and Co. Ltd.. woodwork- in: Dlant at Summerside. The blaro broke out. in the basement of one of the buildings and apparently begin in a pile of wood shavings which were being stored for use as fuel. Ongin of the blaee was un- known

The firemen took about a half- hour to extinguish the fire. They were assisted by a sprinkler system in the building which set off the alarm before the fire had made much headway.

The building was the on; l Md on the corner of Eustano and Streets-S.

The marriage of Miss Doris Priscilla Muncey. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. S. W. Muncey ‘of Van- couver, B.C._ to Mr. Reginald He- ber Haslam. son of Mr. George L. liaslam of Springfield and the late Mrs. I-Iaslam took plaice at noon on Saturday. September 22nd in Bedequ United Church, Rev. JM. Baxter officiating. A rofusion of petunias. gloxlnias an ferns dec- orated the church for the cere- mony. Given away by her uncle Mr. John A. Stuart, the bride wore a dress of uamarine cre e with draped .. ice and c ing side drape skirt. Her hat was of, black velvet and imported damask roan: and her arm bouquet was Brlilr- cliffe roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Evelyn Woolner of Ottawa wore~ honey-toned crepe with matching accessories and carried Talisman roses. Mr. A. James Raslam of char- lottetown. brother of tho groom, acted as best man and the ushers were Mr, Ralph Callback and Major Robert Howard. Mrs. Walter Craig presided at the organ and the church choir sang "0 Perfect Love" during the signing of the register.

Following the ceremony the guests were entertained by Mr, and

Mulberry Lodge, Summerside. Re- ceiving with the bridal arty were Mrs. Stuart. aunt of he bride, wearing black crepe with beaded

Mrs. John Stuart at a reception at with

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Tim Midi H.3- lam the groom's sister in g two- ulece Glamour gold crepe time; with a cor-sage of Talisman m”;

Mrs. Le h vrth bride aria?! 3A3: fiiuliemgllslam

aunt of the groom. poured. A, James Haslam, Mrs. Ralph . M180 and

beck, Mrs. n Wright

Miss Mildred Callback assisted

serving. Rev. J.M. Baxter

the wast to die bride to w "IDGIIO. lm loft later

groom made a fitt bur. lad 1:". H y mo or waddmg g1

through Nova Scogia. For travelling the bride wore a. brown are dress printed in white, a god beige Scoltian tvéeed coat, brozn moo;- ores an corsaga II loses. 0n their return the gag]: will ruide in Springfield, .

Sqdn. Ldr. and Mrs. Arthur Beach who have been visiting in Charlottetown, P. E. I. returned to Ottawa last weekend.

Mn. Wm. Gillespie of Hocklaad. Mus. is visiting 1n tho city gtrsstt of Mrs. Frank Riggs, Queen

ree .

The Misses Violet and Hazel Todd of Rose Valley, also Miss Vmv Dawson of ‘Pryor: have left recently for Hamilton tarfo where hey have secured positions.

The Misses Marion Clark and Hilda Dickson are leaving by plane this afternoon to spend a two- weeks holiday at their homes in the Magdalen Islands. They are em- ployed at Johnny's Mayfair taurant here.

lvlr. Chester Rackham. Wheatley River. has returned home after a months visit, the guest of his sis- ter, Mrs. John Aiken, Arlington. MESS. I

Mr. M. P. Toombs, Professor of vEducation University of Saskat- chewan, Saskatoon, has been vis- iting his mother, Mrs. Wm. N Toombs at the home of his sister. Mrs. Alfred J. Wood Tryon. He returned to Saskatoon Friday. i

llev. Mr. Murray sang a so . “Sometime We'll Understand." The Mr. Patrick H. Crawford, ac- pallbearers were: Messrs. Aubrey companied by his daughter Miss Bowness. George Douglas. IVE? Mae Crawford returned to their Bowness_ Douglas Webster, Louis home in Winchester, Mesa, on Connick. Llvyd sliaflie- Bil-I'm Friday after spending a very en- was in Margate CBmBi/"Y- 3 joyabe vacation visit relatives in Hampshire, North iver and

Kingston.

Mr AL. Wright and son. Ar- thur, left by car yesterday morn- ing for Montreal on business.

Dr. IE. Lattflmer, Dean of Agri- cultural Econombs at MacDonald College. returns toMontreal to- morrow after spendidé three months in the Province. iln here, Dr Lattlmer was engaged in rnakin g tax survey for the Provincia Government.

-Mr. Emmett Ranahan of Sum- merside has received his discharge from [he Royal Canadian Navy and has returned to his home in Summerside. S

-—Lt. (Nursing Sister) Helen Mc- Phee. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J., A. McPhee has arrived home from overseas after serving on the Ital- ian and Western European fronts. She is spending her furlough with her parents in Summerside. S

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