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4 p.lll._ l5 unknown. vicmltk H d R d h —"—~' .___ 6B 08 . as tr d 1; ‘.1 r ~ ‘.1 ~ " . 1 s ' t l ‘ -—IN llosrrlx-ii. _-» Fiitiids 01 FAMILY BEREAVED - Mr. and 11-11.". 5111111111118 o rgllrlagnt Stu?!‘ M: ——-——n mum y“ 3mm yg-‘ftgrélxyfhglsprggdzgssgéox: 31111111; 1‘ltlc%u1?em1§m1lilc' raelgmagadleragrll! ma“ m“ a mo" m" 1° “m” 1>~~~>- J. “- @11111111@1°- 11111113191111"- Mrs F W Hflsl1f1°5 left ‘ly the "$111113 Wm‘ h" 111151181141 1-“ ‘Mr. Lester B. Melllsh. Mon- nleeting of bankers held 1n Sum- o 1 It 5 haw w _ "N511 H‘? w“ wwmpnnmd 17-7 m‘ “~11 1'*=~"‘1 11’ 1°11“ 11151 e113 15 111 special train at mo; on Sunday 91mm‘ N‘ s" taclle who has been 111 at his home moi-side yesterday and 1s expected mum nu‘ s p n8 5&1 3°“ M‘ I G~ w‘ M0“ who ill.‘ Pflilifit! County Hose-lei sui- for Amhert lied th re n c for tile vast three weeks has entered to arrive 1n Charlottetown Friday 1”“ m“ m‘ °°“dm°“ 1“ ' ""111 '- 11111 11 115%“! W‘ t 1i ll fractured 1e . 1 1 s ca e O a - Lieutenan . ' 311d an 110178 m we mm round 9111-5 11979 151979 "t 1'9 u“ s t s mum o! me sudden death or m tM. G. McCarthy, LOH the Prince Edward Island Hospital ____ u __S u rvpbl‘; lilo: she 1S lnak- Hasunfs mother M" JohnG Hut; domdOnt}. ottflficiallpliy Massumed com- for treafment.—-L. ma; grelgm was movlng freely 11f Y! 1n l $11011 tlmfi- - R.C.A.I". “Ssfs iligs 0f Amherst 1N 1 man o e h - ' Q 5' Q1199“ “""“" lo and {Pm Prince Edward Island "“__“"“"' ‘T . _-_ - - Charlotte" 1n Charlottetown ves- -lC.\'TI-IR".‘AXNED CLUB -Mrs. a; Drew“; “.35 [he assurance given -LEFT FOR. SlDNEY- Mrs. E. -Corp. Bfyfln Mlldioll o! the . _ _. k We“ me H91’. me pissing o; My, Prank McQuald. My“ N v91° 1° °°111F°Y81Cflu- lor the juimor members o! the I. Pgggnggf “one Qhgrlgggelown‘ l’ Y. - ~. m B 60 . - 01nd! c v . m . _ _ ., a a V unteel Reserve () l; lm l b 1mg R. N. Sinclair who 1s on n. brief spending c. few days leave wi . H» . o. c collgncgltlon cf Norse clrarlotietolvn, formerly of Lot 85. Barracks. recently commissioned as ' D' E‘ n n8 c“ m ay yesterday‘ In ccmrast’ w me “M- vilst Mrs Sinclair was aecompanf- Sunlmerslde friends and l; the '11“ ti); 51215111113211lzlgllefribrligclillllfifl; wgich" occurlhed eulyl szumfny a shm The new‘ captain Suweeds ammoonrshi fir? §l%'1§§§l11°'1r1§51'11'§§r1§al°l11§ 91:5: ed 11y he! daughter. Mrs. Donald guest of Mr- lmd 'Mrs. Moffott <1f1‘~I$1\1\'\‘LO§ Mi‘: £11111 111111;. 13138-31: woifglnlfeffiixll-ettlfe 01111111311 g1 haig 1:1: t T5 mi1i1yi1fiendiiw1x1 11x36 Cglrld free u! any agcumuflatlgn of cars. 531111913911 05 chflYklultflowYl-"s- Macuan-'_s' l 3.11,; l, Lo". Sblil‘ PQLTPLVCJ W11“. 13111111 [Flu-red a 1:122 1.1ll€;S. on Wednesday. 1’ “m” 1“ 1- 31513 1111‘ at?‘ ll.“ _. l. n; pus; Alan. lfm. 1;... hip‘ R1LYQL:aij “.55 3 re. $11l1J1i‘\Cf‘N(‘\V London hos recover-ad Ac. Joseph CJ1‘l‘0ll Murmy. R-C gtégggnzx-wxgsls a olgrgzmggg ivenggl-rgfigh '1 .__ filed 111111111’. He nlcled lo llie on.’ “ll-JDNESDAY €gfllliftdlllhl1lrtfhgyil nzssistlggilollsnillgggr. Qggpiscnbigr f; h: épendhlg 11h“ “hm- wlm 1m- lu-o- neighbors gathered at the home of . ~- .»~-. ~ ... ‘e ‘l s . i l- '. .l. - 3. “F1115? ““z‘1" “AMV”? *7‘ 1°“ 1"“ f“? 11°11‘ LE1“ “"1 Mrs. Keith Boswell Victoria r . 0 p0 m; daBXIgerou-sly ill 1n the official thrr. Mi‘. William Stavert. Kelvin. M1’- "111 M1‘- mm‘ 1111*“- - Ml. B. L. RLUUSL, spoilt his las. lezirs hen. He was r . . ax n5 d p h“ the mxsflymr‘ m M. ‘nlurmg cape fiaver”, to hon“. A_ 3_ _ N. s. y»'l\O“Wa-5 “m” bcéfheagiltlctittsfi and Mls MCQ 111d 112.02g lgiiigslvrefviexllghdlon — 1t 15;: 1:111:12‘; 131111115: herself She wus talken to the Prince 51151111 Hcwoti» g1 the RsCkN.‘ wit?‘ t. .1 le potato 51f? 1‘. ll _ v ‘. fl W- ,' _ H - ~j ' ~ ~, ~ s _ r . ' . _ has b 5 n ng h. “you; ml l. “m... mu“ N1ll1‘_\,'L(11lY€1l.il_cLlilldOlviffiGllill, 11° 1W5 3C¢3111P5111°11 JV hi’! crrll cf Mr. Ronald J. McNelll was 113151111111‘ l 1111 111119111 1111 We" g ‘ ' p ' Hewett. l..u.ll.l,,...l~,l_ (gr the -__.._ charming little daughter urn»; hnld from m5 1mg residence 249 11113111119 811ml? dill’. won be able in return home. bl 1.51mi... ‘and Wmlp}, MAKES CROSSINGS - The Ruthie. Fvltzroy Street yesterday mo-Jnlng -———- m1.” 1 llc ulis ZllLiQC arrllngementg u; prg_ ferry "Fairview" made three cross- M" Wu“ T an h o St. Dunstans Basilica yllcre Frgfv dfisilchoofifirlred o‘? 11193111151; alfgfifefg!’ ci1a1131°“t1é‘mfi1é“t1§11g ._v151'1-|)R To gulwlwplggmv... ‘I c635" pomp?“ m Bmam mums m‘ Igggkybggigetanyeggilrligvtfiggglurarigg 111111°<1~ 1° 11:“ “$111111 91111111911? Eeqtglenkfiilg 1‘D1.§'1.,°§snw“f,0°e1”f§f,§° Bennett MacDonald File ~de~eas=d hcme of 11er- sistei", Mrs Donald wtlir~npaygtfrtrog geudxworfiggtlg; cvliiuig se. son. . _ ' y ev. ous a w aid - _ - ' ‘; q“: cam ben_s ' c a fze T1 0 a ll the summer service. The boat has 1°11“ 111161‘ 511911511115 “me 111115 ‘"111 ducted service at ill-s grave. The “1‘5‘11°1"" 73 yea“ 113°. B” ~. p ' ' was 1n Summerside on Wednes- ‘r 4 been laid up since Jllnuarv l7 be- 1191' 1115111“! MW A1118“ J- B01 ’- D5111 bearers were M8151‘? L. W. Gemg“ wheres he recelved 1H5 . ~""_— dav and held an XDWYVWW W11~l1111° -r‘uwl'.\i. lwiiixlzslmxy —Tll.e cause or lCQ in n-e harbor. it a» of Conway. who had the lnislozr- Gm A q l _ M my“ v-Cl prioiary education, then he studied —-\lSl'l‘0Ra Tu MONCTON -- balm"; o, the lawn} ML pawl“ . e i\[1:s Annie Mao- lelnllted to reach! the South side 1111? 91 b13ak111é1 1151' 1E2 511° 15 P\(1l‘{1\\' 11115113111115 lgrockfelt, rMiczlhaterl m‘ s1" 1711115111115 un1vers1ty and Mrs" 1x13111109 Bradshaw ‘ma M155 is paying a visit to the different of N Aibll Celine, Muss.. on Saturday bu; was unable u, god; doing as well as can be expect-rd. wa-sl.‘ and Jchn A Mcnm15_ later taught school for several Emflbeh MRCDNJU“ 191i °Y1 F11" gowns and wles l“ me Mgfiflmgs off Norton Bedequ?) will a; ma Rocky Point wharf New“ i: years. fie W215 successfully enlgageid ttigyvigi; M1115 igggufiggslgsxgnglfi advising m» hanger, on the con- .e r01 oil on“ -unr - r - . l ~ - r l .7 11 gumnég. (m1 (i; vgednesiiay of packed ice. Htlwfiveltxyesox-tldays A most esteemed young men pass- _1vl,\|\nlr;n m 55mm; _ The 11t‘11:11111§‘h°¥'b§\flnl ‘llfflls Baht; Ham Mamflnfis. trol o! fcresm exchange-S. .- l ‘W, ciossiilgs were made Nlnlflllo dlffi- ed to his eternal rewnid when Leo luau-Kw; (Col; plflc? on February 11R V P?‘ 5 ~ ‘>19. -~ 111°‘! . _______ -—-—— h 4.3411 “a Morcll, where he lived until his ___QU“;T WEDDNG ,_ A quiet -—FUNERAL SERVICERM- I311: gglilnvgéllinlélorllliilslaririis flogp, l; S " - l 8 in charge of

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PAGE TEN r——' ' '. " ~~—'---"*"— ~**'~—*-——-—-~~’——-—~'~—; -€~'~~ :—~'-'~—- r~ _ - _ GU R N I fUR I 1110mm! -~~r i- » i -_- - _ - . 5,,“ . . .,- -¢ ~ __ ~ _ .. D.J. m e ofthe m: _ _ Zllvjlin 5121111 -mél\ltixf‘lebeg1)fllgd rfiéfstpfiif? 1111:‘ Siéliienl in" 332;‘: nfirliidfhiril “$11.33? “L3 Tiwnbm“ n,,.lf,1,‘1fi,1,,vofi1;,f,"o?1igf,glg“mjl1,gg of {he p. 1-1. Island Hospital, rsuot- _ 114s. J. h. Willlfiilllt. and two slreets and built up a reputation lotuetown. the est of her daugh- learn she ls a patient in the P, m. CONDIUON IMPROVING-‘rhe [waived ‘ “m, mm h" ‘on cred to Scull: 0n Bundl! t! N- " ‘* 5- 1- 1115:5101! 119W and Rev. Island hospital. "11141110" 01 m- Rfi‘? 114531- J- 5~ Robert announcing his safe nrrlval fgr1fhetggnli°fi 5°” “mama X‘ l F381‘.

in. 11l$111l troll: USA1111 rela- his degllng; ____ bu‘: ulicl friends in Hlflnlltol} cld . 1 d 1 t t He i a a- _______ "'——- lxlttjiltfillcl lUl‘ the p.15; uvo monlnls. TUESDAY -RETURNED T0 CITTOWN- T3350??? glfif-‘liésnflislarrs $113115 111311113 11?: C115“ Hospital? whgre fimrs Wm m his Kemm,‘ u Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ufllnley, St. Mrs. Clifford Montgomery has m. we pl_.flsed m we h.” W. “gain m underwent an cmergency H: Saturday. to 851s“. mmnheé cot PetersIBay 354v‘: recelgedol. cable; ‘ ‘ ' “ '~ gram rom e son . .6011!

' ~ Qc-tllllilul cl" ‘ii Cl . l. ~ AC . . -- ~ , _ _ , turned to Charlotuet . . - < - l . m“ “July EGLLétdlDy 3211628112“ has rguffneedD tgaalilirslthtiugeg: Sig: smug“ a ‘aw day‘ wiwlltlerfliligf .lller hcl recent lllne_s. olieiot on a wfk ago‘ w“ accompanied bfl! h“ ma“ J’ doiihuley $211M“: m w” iUJlldsl-lrlfld)’ afternoon wlll d d m . tel‘ rs. Garth Toombg, summ - yogmmq EXCHANGE 0p“. ar va m . A110 u-

i spen m3 l. few ays w "1 his par er (HAL KERE_ML n‘ H. E Payne? grandson Wilfred G11 , Jr. K. new“ Jw ovflmky L, u“

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ller family at Vaileyfleld, Que. Bhs m‘ n“

side-s. Mrs. Theodore McDonald. Cove

Sgt. ‘..vlne Rice who spent a week end leave with his mother, Mrs. Catherine Rice, Upper P111117.‘

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cf the Public Relations Section of Mr‘. Ed Acorn returned heme last

the Foreign Exchange Board ar-

frlends of Mr.

—Tho many genial postmaster

Clyde River and Arthur Allen.

11., (‘in '1. t.» -; -‘ '. ll ll 0 l. 16th at 111 um n Tlinity Ulllt°d funem‘ Servkes f“ we

at 9.30 a.nl_ to Si. Paul's

l. 1 h lulu l-elllelerl». lyflss fiillfl-éulfllistrsllfllfigfifiggdltilsggrtliafiézt iigevlfiennikispictleillledoxinwiqroh 8 .94., Q. 01mm‘ mum“ H-de of Mm Jul deem dd k 1 t i t P ' 2'.‘ .l"*1..“..‘ ‘ . ‘ “' "‘ -~~ - 1 ' ' ' e ' - ‘l5 '11. . U . 1\1\111“L11'l‘1u\'l0l3 olilu'l'llllesda§- IUUJLQS lllid teams ill ad. tlcn to the ego of 28 years. The orly ullld p119 Rochcttc. to Mr. Paul R. -- gnaglggoggflgtscrbafiucygxg R11; Annie MacKinzlon wet-e held on Mmllguctlng the new w“, MEI“ ‘ evening . ll will rest at Compton; ubot 60,000 passengers last year. 0f hi5 P81911138. D90 W115 13W!‘ 1i “Prcnlblay. bath of Quebec. ‘The K Sullivan omciam‘ when - M“; Wednesday momlng fffm st; w: mm Dawson Creek, British F neral Hoin —r—-—~ Klnkwfl P-El but since 11W "room is a member of the R C A 13111111111 “W1C” we“ held “'1 m5 I. g Paul's Churdn. Summerslde. and (70 Ilmblll- to Fllfblnks, Alaska u e;____ no DELEGAT[ON vm- No de- death of his rather (the late M, g. m. ‘l. §lp\tlonpd a. NO 9‘ S" ‘F; late home on Main s’... Well; Rive- Butha. Louise, daughter-Bel Mr. and Wm amnded b‘, ma“ o, he, . g-RETURXED ll OME .- lvus. legation has gone to ‘Ottawa. as yet Thomas McKennai who flied when '1‘. Q, Rclamliih. Sullivan officiated at Vtt" {'11 w‘) °'§1°$_,§1‘.,*? “$155 12191221112‘ fightlarlfistrglr§ixf1aféehlffeggsngén o}: §§§§“§§l'..b§§,'.’l ff".l.M“§§°.',‘l'Z1,§,1 f“ 5‘ llns who had been attending the to present the resolution _of protes. Leo was n small cillld he has rc~ ‘the vi-yfllllbnv. Tim witnesses were 311 m" w)‘ _' '~ *1“ "“ ' Se“ or Ml; am; Mm Al-mm- Gaul- "1 9 " eh,‘ a BIRTflg 1- 1101 the me q 5118mm Sm“, “(lanlnQL the “can; lmpqgnhcn of a sldcd with his "mum. m... nfvr t . ‘M. d S d clue to heart trouble cum- as a lvcl- . _ Mess M111‘. G. .l. MccLel . VG" - ___ .. . ) ___ n. v l, "v V‘ “inc “m. my a 6511mm; Drier: m Damn“ The m. ‘Jaéws Cullen m Bedloid ' "“" field“; gaomogiynsa“ qua m“ com-e relief from many Ymllrs n! ln- iféfl1ifg1“L;_w§n§€$x§§¥é"€:§r1:32? officiating at the grave. ‘Tlsrnrall- “Md "r <1‘. V‘ r3 , ., -- _- -- .s»-_ e..-. . ,. .5 . "-92 . be. If: "sppslyf _ 111K111 11 i»: ll11giF1sidgix1fvny lclli 32111115111111?ighlrlgc1glbyiégfilgllrlye. EA “T hmlrslingallrxlllirlxrxgzkgexnraglxy 111m“ W151‘ ‘hem “"1 1111111111111“ Neill.“ F?dv‘l1nMeMt:c\‘eil1‘.1 01111111 fiAcg11gM-4w Dflfimoutth, u. s. on l». .y on 10111111 to Montague with one exception. on Friday last. W524?“ geevgsreceliiigligviigu; THANKOFFERING SERVICE was bum at smafxord ‘u,’ “uh N_ -S. Ma0D““ald_ Jam“ E M~‘.D-nald_ ma: J Ddnlail-trfih to Sergeant and “here she resides with her daugh- It was prepared by the agriculture - ‘ 1 ‘ ~ . Th k H l o H . o; Jqmes and Maw webs- Parvin Cass, and W B, Mac- - - - <1 11m a son, Roland n’: Mrs. Lloyd Lockerbllsltfrs. Lfock- cgmmittete of the tgteggleléturet will 1\1i1j1rsc1ge7t1r1l1egtdslietlr1 edfliligqz" §EILX11j§11§XQhQE§QfHg ‘fgdfiaf; 1(1); m; 19M ‘ye came .0 we.“ mm "n-YI-ltzlrlasilegoinegoleilxkssorrigés; lglegz- Nemfis Melville. _ er‘ ' dcc manic Mrs. lmms rom t e ossis once of e era ion oi" 1 ‘s ‘ ' ‘ * ‘ . - '. . , ' . 1, .~ ' ' --___s l1\‘l’.:.ll:.~~5. Algriclllillrc. 1t is understood that (‘DRYER B. C.. of Mrs. Alan Culllp- 11]? 1111f h." ihumy 11,1132? w“ 1051113311111 ggltgfnmaxy 3.12.9131’: 11.9111 1n 1171’ P111199 Cum)’ Hos- _-RESII\ENC'-‘ A1‘ ENMDRE STORDY .* A1 1101111 ’l‘i'.\-.-n. me mllu- l,- [,03\\';\jl1hg oppoymmly 12:11. Mrs. Campbell urns formerly L1]\1IL‘|\,.\\l\$- hold O11 llvlcndnl is. h. 11121.6. t {t M} and W.) l‘--‘1111- sllmmeT-‘fliie 101‘ the post BURNS!) T0 THE GROUND-The M51111‘ 19111-- 1942, to Mr. and Mls s s lvullslel- 111s of Di‘§‘5(‘llt1ll§ the resolution in ‘com B/llsslgarolliie GreenhKirk uftSulnl- 33th dials“ 111321;) ataxia-oi“ algielilgllgl? mgfona “oi kensmg‘. ’ {angels Lvcegs. ‘suffering with S. residence of Wallace NoYB at En- wmm“ 51mm I "it by m. City Councfl junction will representatives rom hers e. w lore ,5 e S129" 1c? ‘JP ‘ ° 1 " ' ‘ ' J y Y0 E11 E8. 15 110W 00W mo . Vi tori We.t w s burned to g rgvgl n2... me P0116; New Brunswick. it ls believed a childhood. She will be kindly re- Ivirs. Earle and Mrs, Kielly. The P. E. I. vnlescing at the home of her lhginouf... wem‘ a?‘ itsacontents on MacMlLLAN-At the P.E.I.H05plf,3] ' s.ol1 and his name has been similar motion will be resented to membered by many old friends. theme was the parable of the ~--- daughten Mm Hows camem.’ smurdav F€t€rncon~ The me w, March 20.1 2. toMLand Mrs. 0.1a. o the 11st of Applicants for i116 119W 3Y\1I\SW1<>K 1E‘; 151-1118 11115 Mrs, Campbell moved out to the Great shill)". R1111 1119 11199111111111" _ Kenslngtnn. Her man friends reared to ("ave to te round the C11“ M1111“ 11111-911!» son. cf its teachincs to present day DELEGATXON GOES Io "T. “lsh he. 59d vy l. s r d l h t ‘ s - TAwlk-l-Icn. Horace wright. Ml. l a sp v row civ- (.l.-e 1n the upper part of he “l” MacCALLUM-At the my “GEM

Canadian West first to Ednlonton _ _ '_' end for the past nineteen years . -BR1111‘~-T0'111- bflflvl/ERED- has reside! in Vancouver she is e .550! applicants Ml". ililli hire. lvnn Dawson 6n- survived by tier husband, one . . n nleetzlig cf the icllaliicll for the young people at daughwr M“ and one Son Davlm lSltllrdlw afternoon. their home in Central Bedequc l‘, whom much sympathy ls ex. ‘last week in honour of Miss Ber- wmle¢__s_

The funeral of ma Crossman, a popular brldeml- _.___.__ no MacKinnon be. The living room was tastefully 1555x9535 BAyQUET_Qn lute residence clecoraLc-zl in pink mid ulhite. Mrs. Tugsday “light March 17th among S-Jiul-dllyv after- lvlcliirlgue Gardiner and Mes me one hundred and 5ev3“[v.uv;_\ l. 111C 1101150 and Doris Crossman assisted by friends guests attendsng gm bwqug. in n llclcd by Rev. Mr. of the bride presented a. lovely honor of the Qhlywuflfhh anlnygf. . .l. R. Skinner. In- army of gifts to the guest of hon- Sal-y of we womlmrs Auxmaw m ‘V110 1115116 11 1119113’ 5P°°°11~ the Canadian Club of Boston the

lmd had gained such headway that in spite of all available help not lug could be done to save anytlhinlr. A tremendous gale was blowing at the time which mode 1t impossible to do very much. By strenuous ef- forts on the part of Mr. Noye and his neighbours tho out buildincs were saved. Ml‘. Noye's property vvich was partially covered by insurance was valued at between $3.000 and $3,500. -S.

Natl-e Dame Convent at Mis- ccuchc was badly damaged by 1|

ZLlc. The missionary study was m- lcl-estingly presented by Mrs. Will- ls-l" and Mrs. Miller. The Ctlamln- z-de Chorus had met with the Eve- nlllg Auxiliary. and after the meeting refreshments were served and a very pleasant social hour enjoyed.

FORTY HOURS CLOS! Hours devotions at St. Dunstanh Basilica were brought to a close last evening. The services commenced Sunday morning His Excellency. .l. A. Osulllvan. DD. was

P. A. Maclsaac, M.L.A.. and Mi"- J, W. Bculter, ma:lsgel' of the P. E.I. Potato Growers Associotoli left. yesterday for Ottawa. to tor- ward a resolution from the Pro- vincial Leszisluture; 1170165111111 1116 recent ruhzxg plecmz a price cell- lng on ootatce Th: riuolution oppcsiilg the ceiling was P16138134 by the Agriculture committee cl the Legislature assisted by the P- EI. Federation of Agriculture. Mr. Boulter went aloha as techncal ad- ser to the other members.

the City Police Force. WW1!- ‘ tal on March 21 1942 1o Flvill o ice: and Mrs’; W. ' g 1' nun‘ B daugmer‘ F. ltfzlcchl.

MYERS — At c l

March 17th. libflratplawflr ITl'-.~...lF‘\,1.s' $211k Myers .1 sun, $‘.\"ll'oil n1. i . '

RETURN T0 MAINLAND-Maj. W. A. Smith. District Signals Of- ficer, accompanied by Q. M. s. lu- structor F. Sloane and Sgt. Ma! Instructor A. D. MacMaster left yesterday for the mainland after conducting examinations in sig- nalling and wireless telephony for the operators class ln No. 6 Dis- trlct signals which was conducted by Sergt-Maj. Instructor Mac- Master.

BURIAL SERVICES-Tile

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ROBERTS-At the Prim‘: c l - Hospital March 22, 1942. to P0113151 Mrs. Elmer Roberts of Borden, a gun.

PRAUGHT-At the Cliilrlfllteibzvn Hospital on March 2o. ism. 1o w.

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“ r Cornlvltlli Cemetery- 581i- cur. d1 h d ‘ Mosymv cs" Hzlzcn Howflr . . exprcssin her elg t an peus- ' 1 ~- < 1-» .1 l; "l - > . . ._..__.__ 3/1<-'P11J11- Groves urc u rife lovely 1111l1cs shvwrisd llgll-lgwglcilley"avfixnsnrtrxfln gctiiilicd §Ekb1§nl1r1.“‘° 1115111 115515511121 211$? M") T0 REST-The 11111°1R1 °1 val of Mrs. Nellie Place was held destructive filo W111“! W“ film“ and Mrs Le 9- l = - ’l'~.lol1il>;;li, Ed- upon llfl‘. The remalndcl- of the president‘ Mrs, Kamfllm. M“? gng§oxfa““g“§“ agiflcgfdeaconfiev" Mm Hughes‘ wlqow o; llle lain yrswrday morning from the res“ cred about 8.45 last nlght_ ‘II-lo valley aims’ 11mg“ °~ 5115"?’ P19111141 “'11s WW1 11p ‘"1111 81111195 Lean, Ings. Club Pianist August's 1, 1x no.1...“ rvesdvlasler ‘cere- Senator idoh. J. .l. Hughes was held dance of Mr. Leslie Adams. 220 131311 111111111113~V111119d1n 1119 V1°111' __'__'_ _-_-_- followed by refreshments sfivrd NLitchell Winifred Mitchell Elsie monies The Sanctuary Boys and the on ‘Tuesday. March 11th., from her Queen Street to st Dunstcns m. it.) of $0.000 is still standing. '*-—~—-“—=="~ “f '1‘1"'*‘1*Y <1°bf11t111es 11'.‘ 111E “Csleso-"s- Mitchell.’ Margaret sencébc-lgh. Boy's Chancel Choir took part in late residence, Sourls west. to St. silica where Requiem 1-1181, Mm however. after a. stubborn blaze MARMAGES was qglgbrgjgd by gap; the Rev‘ which lasted over three hours

the procession and the Corpus Christi Alexis Roman Catholic Church, Rol- Choir. unclcr direction of Ml‘. W1. l; 33y, meme lo ire ndjoililng Br '11. assisted ill singing, fnicu- cnlnetel-yr. High Mass of Rsquzclu son s attend l (iiCnlmllglgilcFl-t was cj-fpbyabgj l“ the church by 11191‘! m“ 1514' 11V 1111 .1 ' Rev, Father A. l... Sinnott who also dav Tl S. Jzseilvs Convent Girls ,v ., .~ _ choir sang at the 7.30 Mess each °°n“‘u°wd m” 5'1"“ at the gmve morning.

The pallbearers were Andrew F.

Peters. George Mullally. A. .l. Mac- GEESE MIGRATION 1N FULL SWING -— Game officials announ-

Donald. John B. Matthew. .l. Frank cerl lust night the northward luigl-l " u

threatening to destroy it. Origin of the fire was unknown.

The 29 occupants of the Convent. including eight Nuns. l9 girl boarders and two maids were able to escape from the building with- out any trouble as the lire was discovered early 1n the night. Be- sides the l9 pupils boarding the Convent, 1t also served as a school for the district and was attended by about 117 boys lulu girls during the school year. Last night the girl boarders were guests af various homes in the village.

The convent was erected in 1864 and underwent extensive reno- vation and expansion in 1922. Only inst year the wooden structure was covered with brick tile.

———-'— n l .. or lie K- or c. iwrs - m pm fifitiffili§fvrlfifshfifiéli 1121.’. 1*‘ "“~“1_“g_1P “'35 d”; 111111 111? 141119115 01 01311111111115 Lccd lvlcrrlscli. Georgie Wcbstfil‘. -. ‘UgfiUgvi-i ‘of rill» Clallddlflllvfiltny Huts RYE P15V1118 Mrs. Pctrl- McT1ernall. Mr. allll l “lo- bi-"kmx llusllplilylllig the men on active Mm pm‘... pa“ Mn “Kiley v i » 136-1; sgzluce with comforts was the sJL- Home“, Louise H’ 35561-53 < lect of an interesting address by P111111 and Rev. L. J. Ayers, Charlottetown, at . . - the Rotary 1 “'11 11" T151111” Pointing out that the m

of £115.60) will be

W. McCordln who also conducted the SZYVRJG n‘. the grave The pull bearers were: Messrs. Patrick Mc- Tsgue, J. B. Fleming. M. A. loam-l. er, Leslie Adams. Alex Coady and W. Chester s. McLure. Interment was in the Roman Catholic Ceme-

tcry.

L111!) T0 REST-The funeral ‘if M". Elizabeth Duffy was held yesterdaiv morning from the resi- dence c! her son-in-law Mr. Louis McMahon. 96 McGill Avenue, to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. A. J. Lof- tus. 055R. The pallbearers were Mesrs. Joseph Trainer, Eugene Kelly, James Mclnnls. Frederick Reid, Joseph Hennessey and Coun-

AFFLECK - FARQUHARSON in Quebec pity March 2i. ma. by Rev E- A. Pinkerton. Dolls Mflfck to Byron Farquharion, bclh of Char. tetcwn.

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ROCHETTE - TREMBLAY Trinity Unified Church. 31111111191‘- side. February ‘.6. 1912, by llov. K. Sullivan. Jullletie Rochrttc t’) Poul R. ‘Premblliy both of Quebec.

MATHERS-Wl-IITINGHADI — At T1411"? Parsonage. Charlottetown. March 21, 1942. by Rev. Hugh M11181‘. Miss Joan Dixie whlllnr- ilflm, Calgary. Altsr. to Pilot Of- ficer Marcel Glen lvlnlhcrs. cal- sary. Alta.

_. About 350 men from every walk M 11111¢11e°11 Yesmu-‘Y of life have already volunteered for l q). Cm. _ 01111111 111° the defezice of Prince Edwxrd ic"i v Act 1111111113 111311 (1911911115 1° 1 511F111 Island. it was lecrrcd ‘oat nlznl by V}... gale is vecreatllnal acthit-vs. Lt-Col. I13. W. Jchnstcnc. officer ' Qliqenrh Ycvifivfld i110 ‘V6111 £10116‘ commanding the new unt which Aimed in this will be known as “The 17th. Re- t serve Armoured Regmerlf, PEI. Light Horse." A call for 6'30 m». was sent out o, few week; ago and it LS exoccfed the Home Gwrd 1m- Frrlnklin, hiohtreal and Ml‘. ' be up 10 sireifgl-‘l 1n ..\\'L' page slag.» Dglgllljy “'25.; Col. khnslcne said. Char- Already 160 men. including oofn

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‘ 1911.1.

Stcrns and Donald MacAulall. ration cf wild gctsc ‘is ill _ PROTEST PRUPDWZ" 911513511 swing“. They said the first. birds

-Delegations from Summerside reached here about three days ago and Montague wilted (n the Pro- and now geese are to be found on

vlncial Government yesterday \f- both north and south shoresof the tomcon asking that the Ell-sues ‘>1 province. The date of arrival

l the Grade eleven 87d twelve teach- solneurhzlt ahead cf that usual since er; ccnffntc to be paid d1rectlv by the disappearance of cel grass. it

the Gwernlnezlt. A bill intrcduccd was learned Since 14933 the geese at we present, Sitting U; me M15. usually do not begin arriving in

lature asks that the crmrrlunltirs numbers until early in April. Prior a supplemenl, Q1 53-9 y, 515d

extent on the speaks by the Knights of Columbus respect. Messrs. J.M. Muriel". ms president. and NJ). Made-all were joint chclirm-an. Guests incluwd: C

o! ‘Inc’ D’ MRCLCJG pl. Bzilzcwcll. R A F2. Mr. Ken-

lll: lllt home. ill Kill-

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W: mp0‘. m‘ c. his Pfiglsilxrléipesc: cxfglnklggwnphég? Fvvicganliz ts a ucek Molina)’ and (fféllggs are feeding off stubble g-g;r1‘g11311"§§d1£§n_ Hm g1 M “if; aplorllvlgrifgmrtsgvitxmmgfaivileawxrxrleéiéli; l _ o cna,l.,t.flown_ “i111 patience and was cl- “and ‘ " —-—-—-—— ' Grade eleven department: lllol 1 m“ ' “ ‘ m, _______ . ,. 3 . A . . passed away on saturclay u _ vc y are sorry to he“ o »

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ga. . _ . .. ‘Ie "__= _" ‘ , '1 .. '~ . r ‘. wms 1115-1. err rvsou W111“ C-N-R- ‘M11111 111111 111111 11114566121113? oilzEble-iltyegtefiggivxi‘? she‘ 115i o! “"1111 11-1-5. 11'°"‘.““° §““r2“”3~‘.£i§{'ia1l§2~21i‘°e=§§“§$l 1111111111 1111111-“19111111 T“11“‘*“1111‘~‘» 11-19411)! Rev- Hush Miller. 1111s ll" I 1- l; 11F- lrlv 1 tlcll- H“ 711 "Cars O1 “g He ha“ bee“ provincial [legislature indiczltcd. The 557913" 11 was 1611x515“ ‘es- Malcovmdllartin. ~ B‘ 51111111131‘ 11"? 11m bee“ f" lualllotle Lillian Munn. Charlotte- ‘ ‘ ' H Qt.‘ _ in fllilllll: henllh far the past two percentage of ailendancc was m6 ay ln the annual report of the 1 very poor Leclth 5.1166 birth. deem low]; go L“; 9mm], Rnyyngnfl

‘l. .X x "lawns but on“, became Serums” whmh was described m ‘he “pa... old age cannon comm s-lcn. The __Kn “N “'60, DEER “(motnb came as a shock. to those vlho Hughes, wallm ' 5d 1-1 about o Wovk HO- He “as a as the "lowest made in any Can- ‘ "11.“"1‘ §ffde1\f‘p,lr1‘1gta'rév‘n°ffl Er, m; ‘Fmmipgl. Apleusunt. eve- Qgighhégflrgmfgé fiafiap1gf° a‘; -_____~_.. .. .. .- l- . .. - l» ceurc. l s . . . _ —~—————-—~- V - 1' 11cm" 9 °11 1‘ @111“ 111111-11’ “r 0rd mien R°T§ifil (éathoglxg §§§§§er§§§‘§°°ni lA- $135931 677 9-‘11-‘16115 1° 111° 11111111 “mcunmd 1° “mg was spent 31th“ Mme “i M?’ zrnndparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser DEATHS 1m mm“ ‘Vmss ThLHSGHlY $211121)‘ 1‘JrianvG'1all.s ybefore The enrolxlmleentpvggse clown from $4379» "11P (1-7111515?‘ 21161153112’; $8.1"? Slilikor where he was so tenderly I . r of iiis- Ciiviiry Alcihofl-st I "d-‘d n; 1nd ( 1mm family m‘, pfgvigus yggf when it was 1g, At n19 D1111 cf 191i urlsrc wire ‘Wlen Pt" 5 ' ‘ if‘ cnrcd ‘or by his grmldmothrel‘, " .. . t mrllnl. flfvnrgcl .8311; “ind gnuemers fwd- 308. The highest enronmmt ‘slime 111113 cld age pm ‘c my tlifs cd to tenldel Iiimilccrelgtilgigvtgggislablag ‘lhTDllgh all his sickness. and who QAI,LANT._A' seanewwm Mam, 1 2» w 11111110 111*‘ 11‘ 111° 1mm" 51am" A‘ “we lagghgvaélseclgelgggg lhhgltulerbldgfiis 2115' nzcvmcpgorinzth $93211 by 11111115331111‘? 1159111310 ioloin ‘his unit MY H"; 11Lnlall1§1easy1>~slcl1‘er."l1r1§" Eiinilfetfél” a a e m 1M2’ Pem- Ganant‘ m n‘ v _ l!‘ l‘,- . » . ce "":- 11.01? . ".'- 1': . I n - .- *2 . t . . , - g-izal-gesl from 3f” glcdggleaflihugagng 50%‘; suited from the prevalence of slclz- W Czm ‘s ll. 5\1p‘l".n(»CT.d€Il$. old old Laird culled the gatheiung to “n3 aged 4 years, Wham birthday 535L515“ __ M charlometown_ at t‘; fhifiegvale wok 5pm”? on gland“ nessfil? severemwiillter andnthe need use oer. CCf,\11‘Y\ASS'.CY‘\d1I\d‘C&l€d. older v€hlo ltnda fcwwerllcrlsilgseéiowltoig: glans on the dav of the funeral. March as, 1942, Chgrleg Melllsh. .~ g _. or ep on e arms“, erepor. Th .mc~. ’ o. rig n- rmrnuae J8 o. _ Bet . g l_ 1,111 Um 3,05 ii s 121F001: 1112mm} 1mm c1‘ fhlilte "*§,1‘f?“’ff {.11 5915- '1'11°.W1111<11”9~W111 01 11 nlim- .= u? lhynimgsilril gs 311.25 filled pfhe 1n gvolunteering hi Active Service $11.3“;- if,‘ “v15; llféfiynalh} o? Canadian ' on a ' “e 6° yea“

111" “$1311 “ c c "1 r“ b" 01 W303?" 1" 9111151119111111111‘? zlvrrrg: monihly bind liinsloti. It)‘ his King and Country. In clcs- the ccmmunity is extended. f ‘h | PLACE—At the residence 0! M1‘- Mr. Morris. ll’! IIOW suturing 1i OM08? Leslie Alums. m Queen street on

1m’. he called upon Caseley to read an address alter‘ vrlrllch lvlr. Lorne Crozier presented

Urban Gillis w the Requiem vigg the time and reduce attendance.

F15 war servlczs and federal civil ser-

(111111111 Slmday \'v';ll’ll~.ei0ll Rev. tended also to produce lost

1.35.71. .1‘. .-. . 1 m‘ '1 "mnnm me clchialit for Monday. Much n‘ 1942‘ Mrs

Nellie Place. aged 69 years.

513.671 _..__. ODDFELLOWB E N T E RTAIN-

lvlglq'r_ The gym-d l“ a 59m, o; lllflfllfl ‘TQM

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Muss curl also officiated at ‘g F»1‘<1‘~'@- T119 91111119111915 we" T111111 P1°V111°11‘1 ‘111W11d11111e 1°‘ -SOClAL AT MALPEQUE~A l ltl n an“ penci set also card partie bein c rri d out b .. lllk vleQlmid N111?“ Jam“ Clmdou‘ Mex Mac‘ “gygfl” P,“ 13v‘? n11 saimaagéfitém parlor seclhl under the ausutcas of Vi“ ‘aablewzutlfu? travelling case lhe Qjdfgfigwg gndageebekuu n1; filflllflllfll Pflifl, IWUIOIQRI o o o yygcygnypAt 349 “m.” Streetvon v’ m0..,.l.‘.. 1.35m the Mm‘ w“ Pm-‘ghh Linus MM- 91 flhdertxheugistrictssifiitlrjbgal " the wivls. Society of Malperllie and tobacco. Ire. fittlngly replied this City, w raise money for the?‘ ha“ Saturday, March 3i, 11.142.11.016"! J- ... F.'m....'51 Hm... m DQ113111 G“"1°-“111'fi’_€3“"‘11°1°" ‘m1 ' ' W115 119111 at lhe M11159 m: Tucsiiv thanking the donorl. for their klnd- War Service Fund, was held 1n n 0101101117 '5 Mctlelll, (formerly or 5t. Peter's) - . 111111“ Macnwg‘ ~ l — ~ CVOHYI" There was -\ hr~= eunvrl- -- d thou htfulness Dancing Odd Fellows Hall last evening. The n89 B0 years - ~ - i‘ m- _~_ —WAS wnu. KNOWN IIEXI~.— 1=~ - - - l ~ ~ “m =1" K - . . - . T-ls ‘lcme c! Ml‘. nn-i Mrs. James 5111mm“ 1“ $“'-“"Z@1'11€"~‘ 11"” re‘ 1.11% $11G .“"“I:"°“° 01112-106311; u}? find games were H1j§y§d' Athgellll1cd_ agtgmwaexlifyekggllsaéohtggeglheiéklhfix Tabng" GAUDET-At. the City K059111111 Clllrkr. Ncrih B€C1Tqll?. was the §g1v§gu§e°§s (f? QfC‘°§§',‘c.-“Kl‘§}1§,'.' 11115111111; agslllg §}_§‘§..1.‘.‘§°.'}l,‘§§“wf§,'l‘,fg "X conflnuefl ing are the lucky ones as]. result , Friday. March i0, 1942, Mrs. Jane ‘ ' ' ' ' ' is of last evening's contest: Indies 3°"! I 5111i"! 1° Gaudct. o1 29 Valley Street, widow

success and a satc- return to h home and friends a. pleasantt even~ tug was brought t’. a close.

with Mn. Joseph Galldet 1n hr!‘

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of the late

get today! A really 16th year. ’

quick wny to one

birthday 30C- lh under the Cross unit of

R“ scene c-f an rveufful

l Se“; m. m.“ on Mirth n song of 01:1 fllvoritce

Sllnpscll leadlll! Rt l‘ e Ofilflfl- first 1“ Bfldgel M“- E- C- B11111“

better known ILS "Mickey" which with Mrs. Mae Adams a close sec-

cccurl-cd on Saturday at Detox-t. N

w Lct Slillrtllwl‘

‘l 1111‘ R 11- dlrecticn of We Red . . y; , . ,..- s. Mickey mlcngezl to the RAJ" rlellclou". and boilntlful lunch was (Xxx Nmm Bwgque Communuy and came out from L: icon. Eng- served _l>v ‘the ladies and uh 1\'1\ll' 11v§§1h11g11é1d§h§°5§e K51‘ h°:dachc"ah°mmfl: McqUA|n_m we buy on Mllrch Cnll~ T1‘; of harm. was ML lend, about a your lvo and was of socnl lirtcrcoilrsc 1D110\\'~d 1111 A 5M‘ (ll-q occurred ll; sullmlslr- “am Highest sc-omflvaucQgol‘ g5; pun, neu: (it. Ind. m. m“ punk McQuMd formerly . ‘ “To “.85 b...“ on firs» stationed will _N:. 9 SETS. kind gcorlnlzhis were said .l.tei' side ysscrday uftcrilcoll in all .l.- five-S w“ “(m5 Mrs um Y. colds that thouun M m‘ k5 Remain! wsuhg M we a1 31311111515144» D1111 " 1111 $1113’ iliflilkllllz the host ltd hostess. occupied dwelllns on King Street “h w; l ~ 1111 °° of Canadian: are A ' here. he made mfliir ffcr-ds both Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Crruvills for 111611" known as the Green House. It is Qhzhes‘ “~....1.‘§““.§f 811122151“ S°%‘d‘ recommending . . . ' A‘ 11°“11°'P°Y 1n Slllflméfsldlc and Charlottetown. kind hospitt-llltfl. A geucrclls silver not known how the fire started as 53mm‘: 11am“ at 9621M“, émptgg mpifinmnwpflad “uflw__Ac ml home o! he, (much. 1 ' for!” 111mm" w" Mrs. mills McMahon. e6 Mr i"