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OUR NEWS 131100151" to.

MONDAY eralti Mills has returned Military Hospital for ment after spending a

Works. and Hon. T.W.L. ' ills Worship J.E. Blanch- of Charlottetown; 1A0

Io Debert further treat pleasant thirty-day lo

mrenta. Mr. d Mr ll, Clermon . ARBIVES OVERSEAS-dike. Husticovllle, P. El. I.,‘ received word that her hus-

band. Cpl. Roy has arrived safely overseas.

Y interest-in! a“ figttaiiziajieldiyteesterda at the Ohg- vitiu, iricludln war I “°“°°"' Th‘ “m” igcluded uuzr-Iw ti: " l " l. U. O11" H. ULIO

was mi ma anniveraary of

8 Judges l-IJ... part2 . Lewis. Summcrsid , istle

Premier J. Walter Jones. dirum a cold. was unable to at-

men from. the Armed 8d in large numbers. 7 officers included Lt.-

Is- tle , raaidsnt of atlonfprevai d at the

It a gamed for a of t a‘ late J. Popa olarlw.

F/fiffi SMILE 86W)’ - STR/Ptf 17/35!) 5'5 - R001 R07, ETC.

d Magls Martin. gsthei-egeri: bid fare bott who leaves Dbl?‘ loge‘) the Canhizdian Army.

la stationed" in England. ULATIONE — Con.

A. has

0- Hlmdman orrbeh and a eablbgram of c

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l! RETURNS -— l-lls Wor- iiyor J. E. Blalichird rived back in the City bride

ntng ft treat and Toronto.

—-JOINS Army-liar. Kenneth s“ son of Mr. and Mrs. Major

401' I - d m,” M annual meeting of the Bummerai a

. . ll. Wilson a: Hospital yesterday. Weld“! , leave uxi

IS PROMOTE!) -— C Dflvlee of Charlottetown, .A 0 U in

.3. ., -

_ mmoted in the Poi been learned. M Davies has been oversees for a1

nag.

wwiililpistlinl

Moose, Moose, army and Canadian Armoured Corps ed al wu employed with Mr. Kenneth Bell. Summerside.

- CONDITION SATISFACTORY —The condition of Chief JUSUCO pbcll WilS flLcCfli/Bdl

Army officers present were Lt -

J Paton: Col. GI: Full; W l-f Soper; Major RF. Pt H Shaw; Lt. Stan- Bruce Macbaren;

the off can" of the‘ amnlll their numb r.

Bummeraide Yolit

hrea whcae armachalva d m . 0 0 l ID . u install ’

Freetown. wu a guests-a.

Arllncementa have been made vlncial Government for

. ta. alto "Wily wounded -..__.-..-__.-_._..._._ lp portal -'~at tlliauc w and Bolivia by tho u,f,§"‘{§_,l °“ L" ' tist Foreign Misslo told in the First Baptist last night by the Rev. J.- . M La DD" general secretary of todaylfor Calgary to a Leaitue of Canada.

IIDAY fir." _ Mrs, y was hostess at her tel apartment on Moi-i.

OFF T0 CALGARY - Mr. N. M. Saunders. secret branch o! the Navy

evening. from m; pa.

Before introducing Dr. Mc- Laurin to the congregation, Rev, I. J. Levy. pastor of the ch called upon the Rev. C. A. Hi , Tryon. to read the scripture pass-

cka also i

Thane A. Cam v yesterday as czitlstuclolyi. derwent on operation at the P ty Hospital, ziuznmersitic.

d Russell. employed with Bruce Stein/art 6.: Co., as a. welder, wen rescued off 1h South Shore, out of Peter's Island at 1

ed Mann had beenl ualy wounded about and it warmpgq the

Bflmm 1d 011g Si‘! C.

in». and Mu. Elton adabane, a daughter, Arlene

flturdayz-S.

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- —RECEI\'ES_

l l Cleve Whaler: l

yesterday afternoon frcm their dis- ’ by the momr launch . lililzibeth of the Island Develop- m, incnt 00., in charge of Ivan d piloted by Ivan Lund both of this City. Also aboard the 3' mscue boat were Mr. Art Lewis visited his manager of the packing plant and ti; local detachment

wit» ‘ cogent/l

kfiHAUlAPi {Hllllbllillfi litfl:

d‘ h" u, ddlellll hoegng new; vyould sgon w."

He enlisted at the outbreak‘ of

Won study pron; He was one jpf the Carla the B

Miss Ruth Citing us lunch was served

gregation in prayer.

BS MEET OVER.- S AFTER FIVE YEARS- Reginald Murray and Sidney Murray, sons of . nd Mrs Hill Bedeque mat in London 1a Murray went overseas with the first Canadian Division in 1940 and hag been on active

no 1

t ill PE. Iila d ll 13.6 1M6 to fir‘ . Elmer fnman, Hlmvtflfl. I

gilliywn-at an. Island al, April 13th. 1M5 t0 Mrs

airs. sanlucb Rflldlll B"

E 5 a

HOME FROM HOSPITAL -_ The many friends of Mr. G. R. olmea. attnmcy-at-law. will be to learn he has returned

where he underwent ii

the Province that hat

- ' A 1'! W MI‘- moi-her in January-S. Norm “m”, "AVE BUSY WEEKEND

_.__ 7y The distressing new‘; was received Depot "mud ‘w but“

: The careless use of .'- children kept tlie Fire i): busily winged fighting

all day Saturday

occurred |

tvto at Victoria Park, and still two

orig‘ received his ‘ bhlilnl wounded. H

Gor on Maciisamhérdm _ v nsuYs-‘Y

operation. He expects to restored to his usu within the next few dal

SERVICES-The fu-

g . . ptai, April 15, i945, to LAC, and William Alexander. a eon.

MoBAB-At ‘till! “a. s. l. Hos 1m Point Prim, a so

that the intention is - Island soldiers here izing the existing

m to

purtnlent here Saturday evening of the sud-Q 521% fiurggy has

last October after years in Canada. Another brother Arthur is with the R..C.A Newfoundland. Two more brothers George and Davis serve witlh the

grass fires den death of Mr. J. Pope Clarke lli New York City, where he had gona recently on a short busine Suffering an acute heart his hotel room after completing his afternoon's work, he fa

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others on Upper Qucrn Street. The

second fire ml Uppcr Queen. said nerg] flame Monday a

to be set by children. resulted 111' the loss of a bnril used by Robert» i MacClarey was not in the liilln at the time]

: ' -N0 TRACE 0F PLANE — A , plane from No. ' - Gunnery

SpOnCl to emergent medical and ltospital treatment.

av larke was in his

. y r. In his passing Charlottetown has 5t one of its most energetic and ‘capable business men. and One of its kindest and most public-spirited citizens, interested and helpful a; a. Leglonaire, member of St. James Church, and keen admirer of the

the People's Cemetery

Rev. Mr. Baxter. were Messrs. Lomu

McAsaey Hal’ Davey, Ted Mgglw er.

N ACCOUNT 0F ILL- D. L. Malhieaon, 0t- aister. . Frank anti-cal, have returned’

aremd forces in Canada.

Mr. Harold W. McDonald, 70, one of the best known residents of Georgetown. died at

stricken with a heart attack and llvad only a short time. A native of Georgetown, he lived

l l1 f4. i845. to Mr gzbtlpPlnlay MacLeod, Winsloe, a

ANDERSON — At PEI. M5 to M: a. M ler Sanderson. North

to . CABRUT ERS — At tlia coiliiaity Hospital on A til i0. 1945

. Ward. founder of the

cal. died at his home, High Street, - gatunlay

was born in Charlotte-

Edw-ard Island, and in Manchester. N.Y 40 years and for th rs h-u con ucted

ron MAINLAND -

and Mrs. Duffy left»_fo land this morning af . and Mn. WD. Ber- lnce Street, City.

ING REBUMEIb-Oil drill- ei-ationa have been resumed

was conducted b Mr. ivfacClareyb horse‘ y

l0 Bombing and

ant which dlstippearvrd lute Friday : - afternoon while on flying cscrciscs wu atlll unreported last night, it

945. A MacMlllan, formerly a t. l1 _ was learned from officials at the

GREY -- Al; ll Oifhblr I

years ago he returned to George-

daughter. in impaired health but made BVDEFU" - I" PM“ °°“““

station 'I'hc_v said that the next

af lcin of the men had been notified,

The names will be released shortly.‘

The plane was believed to have;

been flying Over this Province or]

not far off shore lust befflle ll ills-i

appear-ad but a search has failed

to unearth a tarce of its where-I

i i bouts. The weather Friday cnd.,Re . 1 gaturdoy was good but yesterday snow squalls which began before

noon and continued until Si

Giarlottetown on ac illness of their mother, Mr

of Justice. Mrs. Mathieson ac- ggglgpdnlfd hei- husband from or.

i7 yea George N. Ward and lncag wi

Mod. ai . Gralllflfllltlfldldra

a good recovery and since than k an active part in community I-Ie was an elder of 5t. cm David's United Church w sudden passing will be e8 the whole congregation.

la return he became fam-

oua in the district as a gardener and was conceded generally to have the best flower garden in

He is survivfid by his wife,

He had enlisted at the age 0f seventeen in the 8th Siege Battery under coloneLPcake, and served

. A ril 3. 1MB. to Mr. and dlidabury. KefFlIlBl-Oll- l e

ONG — At the P. I}. I.~ of Lieut. and Mrs. Russell Armstrong.

Mr. Ward was a member of Oak Hill lodge No V1. IOOP, and a at- tendant of the First Bapt

Survivors include his

—-Rev, J. Harv: B wounded and gassed. le by serve as he was a-ble in the present

war. he was commission: serve Army, and organized the Army Service Corps for

M I BROTHER.

son Huntley, New ifax to welcome home brother Harold Hunt- rriving on 30 days e having served over active service in Eu- He was also wounded while

fer. Halal Ward Blmpao William and Na of High Rivera. Alberta. Can- ada,‘ Joe and Aglbert Ward of Chard

Ward of Lowell. Mum; om sister; Miss Luella Ward of 5t. John. N.l.: one granddaughtnr Priscilla Ward of

n. - " Schultz is the former Miss All’!!! M‘ i “rt he“ “p th'_.s_e.“rch"s" arrrunmu MEETING 1?’ tiaughm o’ M“ mm-

-FIREMEN BUSY YESTEBDAYWVEW YORK — Rev. T. . M r315 Lennan, pastor of Trinity Unite

Church, left yesterday morning

TOR ILL-Friends hear o! the time;

Ml‘- (h the Patriot Publish

Funeral arrangements been completed lut nl

‘lfryfns all cf them were for roof

. tea eaurpd by sparks from chim-

5 . may; and - only slight damage. was at 10.45 a.nl_. to ill-z resldctlcv

C. P.E.I.. with whom a be of AN-At “the Charlotte i’

ll. N“. t0 - . llle Shreenan. North River. a daughter, Frances Maur- m.

the guest of her parents John Huntley at Nser home Kinsac, Hali-

ior New York to attend the an- nual meeting of the Department

Council of the Churches o! Christ He expects to return to the City Thursday evening.

Manchester. aaveral nieces and howl s for Mr. Ward will

iomiarly of Albany- w at West loll:

Walter M. Grant, past District Governor of Rotary. Paid tribute to the greatness of the late Pre- sident Franklin D. Roosevelt t ry luncheon held yesterday Charlottetown Hotel. A

—LEAV! orA-BEIINCE-Rev.

410m: FROM ovattsaas- ‘m, o, m, mm

Flying Ofllcer A. n. Adams has M", To u" _ m“ “m”!

. Frank Mackenzie, Arflylfi

eet; the second was am. to the residence cf Mr. Anhur Allen, Simmer Sheet; _ final call v.15 to tho wsiricnce of Mrs. Palmer, Alley Street at 1.45

1m Mrs. Sidnev Grey was m 9t. Paul's Church yes- terday afternoon with service being conduct .6 by Rev. .7 T. lbbott who also officiated at tho grave. P111- hearers were Hon. George D De- Blola. Messrs. Ham’ ran. Victory Purdy. l". vl" It. Kemp.

e . BIRCH-At the Royal Victoria Hospital. Montreal. April 18,1945.

arrived back from overseas and is ending his leave with his e former Guelda Linkletter of F/O Adams, whose

once was than observed. This was followed

HOME BmEAvED _ Mm mm has been grantedale igall, City, received the lad Saturday of the death on or ‘ April 11th, of Mrs. Walter A. Luce at 95 Arnold Street. New Bedfcrd lvfass. Mrs. Luce was the tonne Emma Louise Stevenson of Prince

Montreal, a daughter. .m.-—s.

.1» —DEATII 01-" ants. oonnou

I nswcrth. manager o

pany. was the speaker. Mr. Ains- wo h

later ramustered and

graduated as a wireless air APPDINTED IE5")!

BURNS-The death occurred in . the Prince County Hospital i - Friday morning of Mrs. ' ' Burris, Lower Freetown, an old mid respected resident of the commun- ity. She was in her 75th year and

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fire. i

aton e

NEBIt-A change in th pa on Government build- ovince has been in- augurated with the appointment of Mr. Walter Matheson, ~35 Elm A enue. Charlottetown

‘near. Formerly the Lzafltningvrn Government iiiidinga

a .

from 8t. John, N.

surf-pas mwiw m naun _ BUYER‘. 01m employee

and wehtvoversoas in Beptem er of 1844. serving thare till he as d clt to Canada recently. is now on thirty days leave, at the expiry of wlhich he will report in;

AN - MORLEY -- At Hall- xglfprll i6, 1M5. Wren Jean Au- drey Morley, oldest daughtes of

Edward Island, The funeral was licld Friday, April 13th at Ne Redford Mrs. Luce ls Mrs. MncDougalPs.

PRIVATE FUNERAL funeral of the late Mrs. G. Gordon (nee Harriet Gorveatt) was held privately Friday afternoon from the Maul-can Funeral Home. The services at the Home and grave ucrc conducted by the Rev. A.E. Todd of North River, was in the Peoples Cemetery.

T0 ASSIST CITY COUNCIL —

1111611 DIVORCE COURT - A! Tile Junior Chamber of Commerce delegation from the Canadian Le- gion waited mi 1h urdav mornillzr 11.’. lilo, lllcni to rc- nri on the 111N15-

es in other provinces, ac, could be largely accounted by the fact industrial areas in

Drovince used great amounts

could 2 sold cheaper th

IBLANDER DIAD -- Mr. Hec- tor MacNeviti, Canoe received the sad new:

1n V , {Wail $351113

MISSING IN ACTION-aw. I. J. McKenna, Customs

' had been ill since last December. ‘ lhe leaves to mourn, one son, IVai- tor, of Imperial. Siisk, daughters, Mrs. S eour, Charlottetown lvirs. Reginald Reeves. Freetown, Muriel and Lil- The funeral was hold yesterday aftcrnonil at 2 o'- from her late residence as!

"—'_ I An miwpoy on body of two- ° old Gloriamslean, daughter "‘ uguatus Wilson. 102 Ger- ity, was ordered last by Attorney-General Pmd- g. He also directed that ,, L M ant child's organs be sent ° inland

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lThe child ia said between 8 and 10 o'clock yesterday

Jdnesday morning, April DZ OIDIHUCII HDNIQSI

ilioa when the Rev. Cardis united 1n bh

llan at homo.

-unncr Joseph Mc-

clock Freetown.

able manner his left hand came in contact with a. saw. Very severing the first two fin the first Joint. Prompt med cal at- Lentlon wait given ths injury and it

lciccidcd last night to assist -Clty Council as much as possible the Cityls Iireparation

Ignatius Bernard,

Queen's Own Hide

HOMI Flwbl OVERSEAS —'I‘ila soldiers have second te-

conaldc r their

court in th P benefit of rt-iltrnc wives have prnirrd tlilfaltllful rluv-Lheld in the C lng their husbands zibselice 01/121‘- Members of the dclsyil which made fl stroll: P193 m” u“ fu rammed soldiers who find aelves , were Maior N. w. Lowlhei’. Lent Ool. David Stewart Allan Nicholson.

—DIFFICULT TASK PLETED-Ji difficult task has lllF-t been completed by Mr. WeslcvColc Kensington. Some limo ziizo Mini

presented to the prov

committee of Reconstruc-

. E. Kemp presided at

moetlnlgl which was a

e results of the aufbpay. . Allluatus Wilson is overseas.

HOME FROM OVERSEAS-L. Harding, son of Mr. Heath Harding, French

d. L.A.C. Harding en-

Ociober, 1942. After serv- no Canada he was posted for overseas duty in A ril

n 1044 until he recei m

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tho 131$. will be sav DEPUTY srrautznd ttrpovllh 5 0 .

Joseph Dougan, loOke

in a street length d

featuring a. neckline of l (ch

flowered hat and shoulder veil and navy accessories. H sag: was of red roau and maiden lei-ii. She was armless her siswr. Anna Marion who was blue with matching hat and bl Her

awn. was k roses and mgillden hamrw s a. y suppo Roohoa.

BURIAL YESTERDAY — The neral of Mrs. Joseph Doiron was ay morning from her

E 2'

Muss was celebrated

by Rev. J.W. McCai-dle, who also Co“ lcnnducted service at the grave. " ‘ ‘lThe pallbearers we npih Ctirley. John ° Long. James llhaman, Jer M ‘Vilma, quiere and Ambrose Smith.

TO BE REBUlLT-Plarls for the inc of Rorkyi Point wharf been under ivnv for the |i.wn months Thr- Guardian ls

"nalilaataaaat aarldttarafaaa an I‘. Joneaatataltaafl

ntatlvaradenlaz ‘filament on h: we“

Ilafllliagwgatloaaaf LqLlatIs-aby a ILI.W. overrun-

a ca aim- "Ia ealaa w an" “await”,

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However, he expects to weaker gf the muss The appointment‘ of a

. 1a. speaks well of his

Bracken Simmons

MR. I. 0. IIYNDMAN HONORED. Monday evening at the Charlotte- Hotei a dinner was given to

Adding to the list of Island cas- alties came word on April 10th in Miss Charlotte Gallant of Oyste Bed Bridge that her brother Pto Gallant had been killed in n in Germany. Private Gal-__ hint’: death came only three weeks his mother. Mrs. Janie Gal- lant, widow of the late Mr. La erit Gallant, had passed away at her home in Oyster Bed Bridge. Gallant was the first to make the supreme sacrifice from Rustlco Parish of the 35 men who have joined the services. Left to mourn his death are two sisters. Charlotte Gallan‘. and M I-lenjry Gallant, both of Oyster Bed

ing b01130 lend bccn destroyed by

construction Committee. was one of the important items 0Q business

E, Island Life-Undo

By Ken Reynolds’

house until recently owned by Ml" Wvmhii Clark nt Clarks Wllmot Valley, and engaged Mr.| Cole to movn it farm. This necessitated the cross- ing of the Wilmnt Pond and Lar- my’; Brook, which in itself was a However, despite‘ deep snow and slush, the building‘ moved steadily on lltliil now it has reached ifs destination. crate work is in lllc Prmnhlr‘ havirls

the Bradshaw Brothers; (Jr-fli- ral Bcdequr.

the Second District of Queens‘ "‘

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IOIQIIUBL

ohdeaht an bholmalvganleafllll

en authorized for h ia to be done un-

gtupentlnus lob.

WOUNIIED IN ACTION — Mrs.

cccivcd word that her son Lester 5f 111s been wounded

iGcrmaiiyi with PM. Lcstcr is the oldest of four sons

.’IIOME FROWII OYEREICA; A-l Qcrvlng ovary)“ t . 4 ll § Oil, . . J ‘ g"c.'w"lin§iinih§riitil. has arrivcdl 111mm m the sows when be is ‘ ' recovering in Fort Dix I-Iospli/al, word was received [my through Mrs Partridge’; daughter, "fir. Ptc. Johii- Sylvia, who lives in Nfiw York City.