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. Y ‘FUND-W yJamlE-IATIIIEI‘! gobnelcasg - n; Mr and Mrs. Bie-plicn Ackland cold. Dyto l: Smlleginigwfllelgr with

werelt “Hoine" on ‘illllladay even- Deccniber 28th to the Kingston e Choir (under the direction cf 3i changeable. mcfnveiéeattlxiiolines’), their WiVfS ________ ~ ren . _ll evcling ong tofe- 31195551 55mm [N TE remembered-was enjoyed by all ullh ‘ 1rEAR5_3u3;ne55 conditions Wm, mu“ “"4 5°“ -R. T. Holman Ltd. Summeraide HOME 0N IEAVF__L1ELH.IIEI, [and Charlottetown. were excep- ‘ W._R.. Burnett, Gordoll Storeky all; f ffgagl$fwltliurlfia 2t$b§§g§r5 a’; gfljuiflf§m°lun,i?gii . eve sales being the highut in ten ,. g ‘ ‘ _ "* _' years officials of the company Watch.) arnved home ml leave oil 1m,“ Yesterday Saturday afternoon to spend _Nc\v l ' _'_i Yeelgrs ivltll blfitlr icspc:.l\'e falll- | Mm Annie D_ Dixon‘ wife o‘ the ' [late Joseph Dixon of POXQGtfiIE , _ _ , rMills, Belfas, passed peaceu y IN “osPnAkMaii-i ‘ileum’ °f'avl'f\y'. Dec. 20th. 1939 at the home

snow. 15 to 22 milder with rain or sleet. 23 to 27 ialr and cold. 28 to

Mr. E. R (EtlJ Acol “ill rezrct to hear oi his lllll“‘ the Prinz": 3‘ Qigféffjghalff’ Syria ‘flexgviceer Eduard Island H whore he ‘- 3 ' “' ' m” a ' VCUH ‘Wlllilllfig. Mrs. Dixon, lwgo m» "_,__'\\‘£lSH8y8£lI'50 wasborninCve gigging?‘ Caflslmlilllilltellljg djllqélrllllldVlisli-lgjfflfl‘, Lot 3i and went west in could be expectr: " " ________ . ."’"'T . The death occurred at htl home A“ R flgnuvlllu" Longwortll Street, Saturday after:

noon oi Mr. Hugh F. Connors, ior slxtrs-n years a member of the civic l).'i.ll‘l'l pl Water and Sewer Comm s-

ll

i771 ‘l .'

l l‘ if 4l!_‘\.‘ll at Moittazgilc is a SUI’ We extclxd the Clti Council. Mr. annors, who tn him as u» 1i as r>' mcmi was in hi5 72nd had been in (‘i ""3 Limb“ “i? ~‘- ~ p~~r health ior veral months prior Wm“ m ill. death, ‘ (‘ITY (‘l.lIl{li\

Pa": ’ , W’. , ill sillnllle-zslre on Saturday evening ' ‘ lllflji live o'clock. tl/lrs. McMurdo.

\\'1Cl[‘\\' 0i lllF laic Wllram McMilr-

$5.000. b: :12, ‘.

and had retained all hsr facul-

psny. ilr: was bolldc 1oz‘ "

l for the past year. She

, . “ IIICS! ill ilv esreelne-d icr her beaut-

i lrlii character and friend-l

ly rllillOslllOll, l

some time receiv

Heartfelt Chster Ward, 9i

death of their b' y.

student. oi French

regular meeting of

STAFF—MlSS

of head nurse at Miss Champion

-wlth the ‘Montreal. She was

applicants who applied szclivrs and a former member of 905mm 10 U19 305191131 503111»

. .'FUNERAL Jnlnes Macbarens fi

on Saturday at 2 o'clock from his 'l‘lltrc passr-d away at her nonie l5" Mme i" Mmliflgue‘

lrrge number of pi to pay th-Ell‘ tribute the one who had

C. E. Armstrong conducted do. Airs. .\icMl'rdo was 90 years oi Service assisted bv Rev S.E. Hay- ward, The Hymns ivcrv “Unto tile lliltll the end athcugh an ln— Hils around do I liit Up " _ was Lords My Shepherd" and a favorite MacLarelts was sunc as a Land

of ‘Mr

Trzo. "Marc's I

SAD NEWS RECEIVED — Mr. Nelsen Stead.

and Mrs.

i..~..-'.'.".'.lfi.1.':. u“. ‘tieati- i" IQ _ . e QQQ

hi5 NEH in CHEF Hill Hospital I01’ afternoon, 1t, W5; wnounced 155$

i1 Ml. L. B. MacMillan. De-

inlster oi Public Works.

The Reverend A. LeDrew Gara-

g treatment and returned to his home ln Manta about two weeks ago.

_ ‘ syrup- .. r 1n‘. will go out to Mr. and Mrs.

the loss they have sustained Dy me

.'-old son in the Prince Edward Isand Hospital Monday.

Miss Beatrice Blanchard. former

the Sorbonne University in France. was the special speaker

town sub-division of the Catholic Women's League held last night.

-APP0INTEDI T0 HOSPITAL mess. l‘€I‘l€ iomierly of Kensingtolt and form- er graduate oi the Prince County Hospital has accepted the position

had a Alexandra

SATURDAY~

‘Uhfilnflflu luJAlJ5—All the Province were traiilo yesterday

n to motor

s“ night b r L Dll l’

or lEFllX ner, who succeeds Archdeacon H. Elm Avenue l-n

little three-

cd the Island. Literature at

at the the Charlotte-

Champion. Wlrisloe North, PE

that hospital. I position Hospital. many the

Mri Roberts an. one of Sympfllhy- for

the

.I.

pBVGu

Reverend

D. Raymond as Rector oi St. Paul's Church, arriv- ed in the city last evening to take up his new duties. The Guardian extends a very hearty welcome lo both himself and his wife, neither of whom has ever previously vlalt-

FAMILY BEREAVED-Mr. Fred- erick Roberts, Villa. Ave., received a telegram yesterday stating than. his brother's wlie, Mrs. Roberts 0i Winchester. Mass, had passed away after a lingering ill- The late Mrs. Roberts was formerly Miss Elizabeth Shaw of

John L.

Both Mi‘.

Roberts and the late Mrs. Roberts have many relatives and friends here who will learn with regret the news oi her death and extend to family heartfelt,

LEAVES FOR INDIA-Miss Aud- rey DeBlcis left Monday morning

ior Vancouver on return to Kangra.

M]. illeral was held

when a lplls assembled

of respect to oh. Rev. i the

30m remainder

‘ Toronto. The

That is .

Hum“ 30m. Mr. and Mrs.

R811

India. where she resumes her work as one oi the missionaries oi Canadian Church Missionary So- ciety. She has been on furlough throughout the past year spending iseveral months in England. and the of the time with her ‘brothers and sisters here and in Miss DeBlois has com- |pleted twenty five years in mis- jslonory work in India and now en- ters upon another five year per- iod.

the

CELEBRATE 25th ANNIVERSARY -On Saturday evening December

bcn Mac-

ushers were: Keltn iVlacKinnon, P.oy.. MacKlnrioil. Ralph Beck. Reggie Melllsh. Interment took place hi the new cenletery in Mon- tague. M.

—TRAN“FERRED -.- Mr. Roy Lockhart. son of Dr. A. A. Lock- hart. who is a wireless operator for Trans-Canada Airways, has just been transferred from Wlnl-qug to the new station at. Moncton, which has Just been opened. Island friends wish him continued suc- cess ln his chosen profeslon. S.

LAST MONTH DRIEST — De- cember 1939 was a darker ,drler and calmer month int is province than the same month the Previous year. figures released from he office cf Warren Burns. weather observer at the Charlottetown Experimental statzon revealed yesterday. Total

reclpltation in December i939 was ‘.99 inches as compared with 4.85 inches the previous ear. Islanders saw the sun shine or only 52.’! hours for the month in the past December. The year before the had rlpproximately three addi lonal |hours of sunshine ior the month.

l RETURN T0 STUDIES - Mr. .Lemusl Prowse an. two sisters, the Misses Doris and Margaret, left yesterday morning on return ‘to the University of Toronto. after spending the Christmas vacation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. L Prowsc. Others return- ing yesterday were Fraser Mac- millan, son oi Mr. and Mrs J. A. Macmillan and Frank MacMllan, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mac- Mlllan. to McGlll University: Alli- ‘son McLeod and Nell Price. to Acadia, Woliville, N. 5.. and Sea- man Newson. Kingston, to the Nova Scolla Agricultural College, Truro

W.M.S. MEETING- The month- S of

—VISITING IN SUMMEBEIDE —Mr. and Mrs. George Walton and son Francis of Moncton were the guests New Year's of Mrs. Walton's sister, Mrs. Charles Mac- Donald. They were accompanied by their niece. Miss Theresa Mac- Ardle. S.

FUNERAL SERVICE The funeral of the late Mr. I-I. F. Con- nors was held Tuesday morning from hi5 late residence 3B LCng- worth BL, to the Church oi the Most Holy Redeemer. High Mass was celebrated by Rev. C. McKenna C583. The pail bearers were Messrs. J. A Webster, J. A. Mac- Mlllan, Chester W. S. McLure. John Callaghan, M. W. Real-don and James Campbell. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. R. Balns, 0.883.

MRS. SPURGEON MacARTHUlI. —Ma.ny friends throughout Province will regret. to learn of llle death oi Mrs. Spurgeon MacArthur it the home of her daughter Mrs. A. R. Matthews, Elm dale, on Jan. 2 i940 after a short illness. She was 71 gears oi age and leaves to mourn t e loss of a devoted molhtr one son Edgar, West Royalty; one daughter Janetta, Mrs. A. R. Mal- thcws. Elmsdale; also eight grand- I

The funeral service will be held .n i the Elmsdale United Church on Thursday afternoon.

— CELEBRATES 84TH BIRTH- DAY — Mrs. Louis MacMillall ol Ml couclle entertained last Wednes- s dfl-y in honor of her mother, Mrs. l William H. Scllunnan oi Llnklettcr Road. who was B4 years old that day. Mrs. Schurman who has now . completely recovered from hcr very 1 serous illness of last summer, W88 . the life of the party joining in the fun and mei-rlment with the Yllurlg- i" 11931016. Mrs. Schurlnoll received

FRIDAY

IQNBNEWS BUDGET FOR OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

--lN HOS ITAL - Friends will regret to lea n that Mr. H. T. Hol- man entered the Prince County Hospital on Wednesday for an op- eratlolr-S

After receiving the last. rites oi h: church, Peter H. UNEINIII PBS- cd to his eternal reward on Decem- ocr 11th. following an lllrless o. sev- cral months.

--VISITING n; IIALIFAX- Mrs. Cmelice Harris is visiting in Halifax. N. S.. the guest of her

sister". Mrs. MacDonald.-S.

There d peacefully away on Dec. 8, l 39. Mr. John O. Boulicr or Rcs: Valle . He was confined to his bed only or a ihort period it time. Death hlui no terror for hm he knew in whom he had trusted. ‘PURCHASES PROPERTY —- The property oi the late Mrs. Jemima Martin of Montague ivas sold by public auction on Wed-

also ills brother. Mr. Ted Aheai-n

. I. Hiizlllanders and was home on leave-S.

-—-LEAVE FOII (ZHTONN Justice A. C. Saunders and Saunders leti yesterday; morning lo take up their residence in Char- lottetown for the remainder of the

- Ml’.

winter. 'I'hcv will be rcsldvnts Ht the Charlottetown Hotel. -S P. E. l. GRADUATE» RllbV

Isabell MacLean. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs Garcon Mac-Lean, Corn- well, was one of the 98 who gradu-

vllitinz his home in Alberton and {Dec- 2'7. 19-19-

~\ .- _ . _ u children and one great grand clrld. I S‘“;Y_-‘"‘°““-‘° Fred enlisted m w '

Mrs. '

ated from the Household Training.

BIRTHS - l

1 _ ..__-

HARPER - In Charlottetown oil January i. i940, to Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hrzrpn. City. a scat. MACDONALD-At Orwell on Dec I24. i939 lo Mr. and Mrs Leo R Mac-Donald. a daughter Florence Augusta.

ZIAYNER-Al Sulllmcislric Jatzllury

, 1940 lo Mr and Mrs. Weston RLEYIICI‘ ill ~ lirlcn Clalkl I diillllllel‘, i. _.lit 7 l-2 rs. Helen Elaine. S

BURDEN - At. lhe Pr-ilce Edwarc island Hospital, Em. 24, to Mr. end Mrs. Joules Burden, (lily, a so; James Ronald.

LINKLETTER- At Prince County Hospital, January 1st. 1940, to Mr. and Mrs Enter)‘ Linkleiter, Link- ctlrr Rcrld. a SDll.

PATTON-At San. Fcmailclo Trini-

dad. on D.: 3i, D59. to Mr. and firs. Jcllll R Patzuil (lzec Isrl-bcl Andrew) a czlitgiltcr.

nesday to Mr. William MacLslen. ._._ ._ ' l. —VISITED IN ALBEPTUNW ' 't" -<=-~-. Mr Fred Ahearll rfllLlrllfld u» lrvitfilolval _.il~innl-;w-At the Dartmouth oil Wednesday after |Uilitv<l Ch ll lvleline. Montague.

y bv Rev. S. Hayward lVera Elizabeth Andrew of East Royalty lo Rlls-rl Clordcn McDom iald of Mclltnuile.

McllONALD-Al Sollris River. Dec, 24. i939. Mrs Daniel A. MacDon- ald in her 73rd year,

McNABB — In Rcsiindille. Mass, Dec. 31. Agatha De E Hughes, be- loved ilvi'v nlJames A. McNabb McQUARRTI-Af Mllloll Oil Jan. 3rd. 1940. Mrs. Thomas McQuarl-le, aged 8'7 years. V’

FRASER-At his home, St. Peter's

-. o»; -_:"_1

, -. M,» L. -- , l meefing of the W, M, . . . —RI-I(‘I-II\’ES APPOINTMENT-JENNA "Jwd ‘Q68 oélntllilillb (‘m-mm “m “L “m” “t me" flame Valey met. at me home or _many nice gills and massacres Sm?“ m’ .’m'“d“"‘,, N“"“.,‘.“l E33,; §HF,;,.{I'1P,~§.;QQ“I,°JQQ' 1939' Wu‘ - Eiefliil 011 DEC ~ 3 id 5 West Street on the - Bc on Gr u tic lsrs \\ re d '77 if-‘flii n‘ . - _ . . . - - -- - . ~ - . R» G R. Hams-on. Rector of Si. dau h“, H "Joyce p. 3 v qs, f“. m“ l“ t _ t’ 17ft“ ' °° Mrs‘ Muldock MacDonald on Dw congratulations. Mrs. McMllan sei- at‘; a n H‘ “M ,h " DINGWELL-At lilo P E I 1-1-45. ‘NWT’ Anglican Chumh- sum" dailghtler of‘ Mrs Hazel Stead tflitglllvogltlhelrwgndiilgg Dlagurbl; 13th. The meeting was opened by fed,“ sumptuous lunch and below énurchin Novfsfipcogliey “n99- odstl hital on Weillcsiav Jan’ 3 lqlm -,,,_ ,.,.._ and s," Jam“ chum‘? l; ‘ t e_ w c__',n a _ = . N, Ming me missiona. C d m cavng one and all wished Mrs. ' " -- ~Wm. “ ' ~ ' ‘- S1 FTiiiY-‘YS- i155 bee" flDDiJinWd 33g‘. Qgnhulf-asladfle tghalgscszzss on n10 Mfrmnzljgmgas aalmvgve nug- unllson. There was eighlty lil raftetend- schurman many ham” Yemm5'_s v MT l PlEilnélltL-Béliljltl-lcrlllesclqfx? ejilYlTliliTsV‘ AWNIPIJCOI‘ 0f the Anglican brain lnl“"l'ilEllE took place at DJ 0 c“ H5‘ r5‘ ' .‘ ' ance. Prayer was said by Mrs. D. M“ ' y “Hill “w” WINNIPEG I 3rd 1949 My; sqnml; C'P;‘ ,, -' ¢,_,,,,.;,C, on princs Edward 15- - u H _ _ Page and Mis. H. H Sim“ rwur- -. - _ . . . LEAVING FOR OTTAWA——MT ,—Mr. Rov Lockllart. who has ~ ,.,; ~ ~ EPC- in ,._ 11.. T, Gunmen, mm Etzlioltl Cenlrlci}. Alta IIlYEH-E the a. coffee and Mm BESS“, wane, Stow and§cripiuie wad by Mis- J_ Reid leaves rm, Guam LMS “,7... bee“ mnsfe,.,.,_.d to W, new ller 7m w. . " f ,5" higparéce me“v,_,,.v|rennilis “err tenderly laid lo m. ushered m, 9b.“; M,“ Laura AdlMacDoLalldhlg/Ils. a__ MacCan- “w, ,0 “new a mam“; o, the 1,3,‘, Canada Amavs mp0,, n, ilIflc-(‘UARRI —Al Milton. Jill]. n ii . . R5149 hi?!‘ mm“ “To “Fed 59"“ hodgscn, Mrs. Arthur H. Roper, m gave a oley reaflmg an“ a Bacon Board and Advisoi‘ Com- Mcncwn from wlnmneg- flew “H 3rd‘ 1940' Ml-S‘ “mhqs M“°Qua“‘"3- ’ ‘ AThJéhcp Jmcxnflel‘ '91P‘ 11-“ “W1 he" gmmmfalhel‘ 5' Miss Dorothy Lrvrhcr Mss Helen dainty lunch “as “Ned by the lnittrc which all‘ be heldyln the? the wav in one of the company's age 87 your" llcilncrly or Rice " il.ll..lx, sesame e cctlve on ’. . ,, n . . ' " ' ‘ ' lostcs Mrs. ‘vi Ma Dc ld. ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ - ‘ » . ‘ ‘ ‘ \ r’ .. . 3i RR.‘ “hi3 pr‘dcc~as‘d “J Tdm rsh and the Misses earl and 1 h" . ‘ c n“ f-d al - ltl J 8 M i Plums.- He W“ a°°°“‘a"19d l” Poiiiii. Frhnk Vcs. ‘~ Y""° D“~‘—s' by siX weeks DlorisaMacdonaId aslslsted in serv- He“ mmmg '° b“ "em a‘ m” Vfhitlrlsbdllllnlgnltlllil grnillé Mlrllfltgé “'5 W“ “"1"” Mi“ Bes-“e CONNORS-At his residence. as Bmwn —Q ‘IFT WEDDING-A quiet ‘mg. During the evrning vocal soios $25,125 clfga b? ,,,‘,‘§i',‘,°§,§““'i}§l Chamber of Agriculture and Dresl- gfilflgs Lg sggngflngf; yr)‘ Egg,“ Longwori St. Dec. 30. 1939. Hugh Ml w _, \‘."(l nu WES solemnlzed on Sat-, My J P Hum“ of u“. “m, y wore rendered by Mrs. A-H- ROD" Creed m umsmL dent of the P. E. I cal-operative] h“, and is w,“ knbwfi '0“ me IF. cor. . agcri 72 yflars. . l‘ l'\‘f‘!llllSY at St. lvIan-‘s Rcc- M C‘ A Board M Dremor-i m“ and Mrs. K. S ROZEIS B5 Bilwm- Livestock Markellna Board. is the; wand esnccganv m Kensinzton‘ WARD-Attirc Pl‘ll\' EilWEIKl Is- Br; ‘rl . Rev. G. R. HM‘ rC-Cellll ‘been appointed asTCllar- P311159 Mr Pr-d Mrs‘ Mlicdcxlflld FERRy HELD UP _ The ferry only Maritime representatives call ' _._s__ iimfi Hfi-“lliiiii. Jii" -ii‘_v i. 1940. l1 - “i” "W5 Chm‘ loltciovllns l"€l)i'e_se.ll.a!lve On lite W" ti" “when” °f i‘ °?“"""“1 ralrvlew was lied up at her doc.k in the niiviy created Advisory Com-l mums: "ATION AT INDIAN Owls? Cimliilvii ‘i/"Wi- "1"" 3 a! i iliii-Ymfid- imchei‘ i“ ‘War Service Ccmmiltre oi‘ the Car- ilm- 1°! Sliaivglrfim" “(if 5m“ °f lg‘; Charlottetown last night alter a Emilee which will work in 0on3 RlVER-P-"v. R. F. McDcnakl. {éfli-a- bailiff MA? "ii" MIT» C1195"? H1 l School, was . ‘ _ \/[_ y A_ N 110ml CQun- Patrol u = n2 cmDany a day spam, m bgJlllig -l"el- i. epen- LllZCtlCn with the boeud established pastor f Indian Rive- n Fléll Wm 5i‘ ~ ~ 3-1" ""11"" ' ' X43 nlarrlag; i0 Mr. Harold igfiyalllilyflillliorgs kiloliiedge and ex-i Zifi-‘i fYCm lfldividilfli "lend-i 85 lnq ice on the harbor Lhetwegn the for the purpose oi carrying out thel Dl€flSkll1?l\‘ surprised Clhrlgtnlas evc CP\'N0ll-‘?~Al tiir P E. I. Hos- Bagnall oi Centrahperlepce in military liie; his mu» well as tEieZrMIi-s and letifl 010011- Fifty afiidlliticltiy Point. ‘She boat provisions oi the bacon marketing,‘ when the ‘Catholic Women‘:- ‘izil. (Pr: 31. 193:1. Vernon Ed- A ' ll‘ "lTPlF ' f'i d '1-h. l l ti Oil" 95- Eifllillimonfi- 9t C BIO 0 0WD W510i‘ av morn- agrcrmcnt between tle iovcrn-l Ilcagile c-f Ind nu River and otlvlt" ‘W '1'"! "'1. - l ‘l lllllfll llnl:ln>1il~.]clZs.-1§.n S u S llixlalleleufiglclaqdtllgllls lllegiCxlel, (llIlGLh€i' i géguillt Bmzhancé difil ngtiretacla her mQIIlS of Canada and Itlle bUIIlLed; Dfllilflllflnifiii: (ijillltld athhlsbhoine _ REA-At the Sacwrd Hcart Home, . - ———— auxiliary service officially rccogniz- s"ARP_LoCKERBY wEDDqqG _r on e oc y on si e un- Kingdom‘ l zlnr prrsenc llllll wit a eaul- iCllarlollelnlnl. on Drcclllber 3i, ‘l - - .~ i 9 - til 11.30. The retur trl was made . iul chair. Th addres which ac- -- . » \Tl RI». DROPS T0 Pd by Jic Canadlarl Goverllm lit ii _The marriage of Miss Jean i1 D _____ , P _ s 1939. Cnlllcillie Shea. aged 89 years W’ ‘ ~ l“"lll£ the temusr- 01c present wai"; makes 111111 1mm“- Shar dailghtfr of the late Wll- i" “my m-miies- The "m" "('5' AWARDED coarrnavr - The‘ "-”"“--“""‘<* ii“? m" ‘"5 "mi b“ dearly balm/ed “m. T ,1 51. ' 3U,‘.I°'Q“-Q<~ m-u-k otlularly accepcable and qualified fcr 1 “Sh” or East Bidexord w sing was cancelled alter the boat “rm of J P Panel. “d 50m M , James L. Sailnders Another H _ - _ ‘ ‘ ‘y “y, “m” “u-

gly; , ‘,,,'h€n‘,_fi,, ,,*,;,.,,,g,,,...,lll.e responsmillty he has undertak- ITO“, Ucllzerbv Son o‘ J B“ was stuck for calm; hours. when Ltd Montreal‘ was flwarhkd a 006;‘ 'r;‘;c was l-hr- presentation of (“Pcllyfif Tigii-‘h- y

n‘! the zero mark. accom-‘Qii- Lockerby“ of Hamilton. took place she bgoki, flee gap!‘ Jewy lzoucete tract for repairs and improvements a ‘Fflchmg °'m'm““ "om n"! MLPHhb-"Ar H“, C?‘ Hagan“ ‘n ,'_ 1 vex", ma“, white ______ on -New Years Dav at the rem“ lbroug ls cra t balck tflat e dgiclk in the Rfiuway “ma” m.cllnrlottc__ Dinotnn Council ni the C. W. I.. Jan. 1._ i940. V_:-.on.ca McPiiee w!) i w‘ ‘PM lllWrrvnj 1311"“ m?!" “FRACTURES ANKLET-Fflends once of the officiating clergyman. i? the my Lust 15g“ l-xf/lpcfis '1‘ town it was oiiicilrly annourccd “um wns-Jresqntcd. b‘, m? D10” “zed O4 "veal-K

L9 i . w, me E‘Derim._,n'ta1sqn_ of Mr. Waller Callback, manager Ra‘, L M Murrav Charlottetown‘ my‘ rgi fiélygsl-i-léléglsqdellgdSalgv-‘BIE’“P333 by “as federal dcparimen: m D-uirl cisali Pffblflflll. Mrs Lcslc (l. 4

1m ‘ s ‘"31""1i1iEill-Y°5i5i'da"lh9'0! the furniture delmrtnlsnl or Till‘. CO-illilé We"? iliiflliended» n"? lBSSgIlIlICl weather arrived shortly’ u: works in Ottawa Jail. 1st. This? -

w _ll1‘w...li.‘\!“> TIlTlillll-‘Ed stationaryiBFBW McKay C9" “In regret m bride was attired in royal blue The recent storm piled much snow firm had charge oi the dreaming‘ gxnfesccd his wm-eciaggn,, m -