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Weldon Lavera.
Miss S. A. Uewellyll; MraOlly. in Sourls: Condon‘s and Florence The Post Office.
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....'Mrs. Vernon Ross.
wish her a speedy recovery.
..."l‘hs many friends Frances Carver. Lyfldale-
an operation. _ friends are glad to have her with them again.
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. ‘The many friends ot Mrs. Milton Kennedy, Montague. W111 regret to learn that she has en- tered the Montague Hospital for
Union Road, is a patient in the lVfon- tague Hospital. Her many friends
of Miss are pleased to learn that she ls mak- ing a good recovery in the lVfon- tague Hospital following her ap- pendix operation there last week. Her younger sister Carol has re- turned from the hospital where, she spent several weeks followifli! 1 Her little school‘
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King's County. Court October Sitting
...."l'he October sitting of the]
County Court for the Fifth Cir- cuit of Kings was held in the Court House at Georgetown on Tuesday, Oct. 18th at 11.00 a.m His Honor, Judge C. St. Clair Trainer presiding. Two cases were docketed and one application for judgment for arrears in school as- sessment was also before the court. The first case to be called was set over, with consent of coun- sel, to the December term o! the court. In the second case the plaintiff's were awarded judgment in an action for money loaned and goods sold and delivered. At the request of the trustees of the school district concerned, the ap- plication before the court for judgment for arrears in school as- sessment was withdrawn. The court adjourned until December 20th.
Georgetown and I I I Vicinity Mrs. Joyce Martell of Bouris was the weekend guest of her sis- ter, Mrs. Spurgeon Walker. Mrs
“Quilter also had as her guest, her father. Mr. William Buffett, also
.01 Souris and Mr. Ken Fraser of
Elmira.
llir. G11. Wood o! Charlottetown who is Field Secretary o! the Can- adian National Institute for the Blind was in Georgetown on Mon- day making arrangements for a Tag Day to be held on Saturday of this week. Twenty school pu - ils volunteered to work in teams of two for an hour each to sel; the tags. While here Mr. Wood ad-
‘dressed the school pupils on the
work being done by the Institute for the Blind.
Cooper. representing Sales Co. (Quebec) Ltd. of Montreal was a visitor to Georgetown on ‘Tuesday, where he contacted the various mink ranchers and distributed lit- erature- and sales reports obhis company. Mr. Cooper
Mr. RI...
the new season of 1949-50 and
bring a good return to the ranch- GT5.
With the CUCFlE-ltlllg season in full swing. one of the best hunt-
manship paid dividends in s, big
god six black ducks with a single shot. in Montague River and again in the same river on Saturday he downed four with one shot. Tak- ing up again on Monday where he left of! the previous week, hc again succeeded in bringing down five more black ducks and as be-
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.,thtre are signs that they " Increase in some omin- inatancea recently.
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expressed confidence in the fur market for
thought that mink would be in good demand and should therefore
ing stories to date was brought ti: the writers attention a few days ago. The hunter in the story was Mr. Temple Gotell of Georgetown whose years or experience in the game and whose renowned marks-
way. On Friday last Temple bag-
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Several weeks ago ruidenta of i" “ and surrounding areas were abocksd and saddened by the tragic drowning
of little Ian Charles MadDonald. Major and Mrs. J. A. MacDonald. Playing with other small compan- ions near the wharf they strayed Onto the outer part where the three year old boy accidentally fell into the deep water. Unfortunately ‘no one but the small children wit- nessed the accident and they, not lold enough to appreciate the urg- ency of what happened, were slow to report the event. when this was done a frantic search was begun ‘ edlately. Local men made num- {erous diving attempts. the R. C. lM. P. shortly at the scene began ldragging operations and Paul |Shsrpe’s Flying Service provided a lplane to assist in the search. A [local resident proceeding along the {shore in s truck to obtain further boating equipment discovered the body at the water's edge about a quarter mile down the river. Arti- ficial reqiiratlon was carried on for some time under the direction of the Mounted Police but without avail.
An exceptionally ‘beautiful and
friendly child his untimely passing lwas a severe loss to the bereaved l parents and a source of deep regret fthmughout the community. All Saints Church was filled when the short funeral service was conducted there the Iollowing ‘afternoon by Rev. Harold Croken, P. P. The mov- ing prayers of the special service for children impressed on all the uncertainty of life and that God's call sometimes reaches out even to take His little children. unsullied by the frailties of this life, straight- wuy To Him.
The boys who acted as pallbearers .were Masters Willard MacKenzie, ,Francis MacDonald. Ian Scrimgc- ‘our, Ronald MacDonald, John
Steele and Joseph MacDonald.
Interment was in All Saints Church Cemetery.
A list of’ floral tributes. tole- grams, letters and cards of sym- pathy received follows:
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FIDRAL TBIBUTES ‘Pllow: ~ Mummy and Daddy.
Wreaths and Sprays: Judy and Heather Grandmother Barbara and Earl Gertrude and Le; Jacqueline and Davig Frankie and Edna Murphys and Sayers Loretta. and Bill Brothers Hilda and George Fraser Jean and Arthur Peake Lou and David Mathieson I Bertha and Bruce MacPihee | Bunny and Al Rogers l ‘Mrs. (Capt) J. C. MacDonald ' Yvon and Dunstan McNichol King's County Board of Trade Montague Hockey Club Canadian Branch, Canadian
Legion
Provincial Command. Qanadlan Legion
21 Armoured Brigade H. Q.
R. C. A. C. officers. N003 and Men P E1. Regt. i1’! Reece).
Telegrams, Letters and Cards of
Sympathy
Hon. G. D. DaBlols, Charlotte- town.
Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MscMillan. Charlottetown.
Hon. A. W. Mathleson, Char- lottetown.
Hon. F. A. large, Charlottetown. Hon. Eugene Cullen. Charlotte-
town.
Mr. J. 1... Douglas. M. P.. Char- lottetown.
Brig. W. W. Reid. Charlottetown.
Lt-Col. C. C. Thompson, Char- iottetown.
Lt.-Coi._G. G. K. Peake, Char- lottetown.
LL-Col. W. J. and Mrs. Mac- Donald. Charlottetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Mathleson, M. L. A., Charlottetown.
Sr. M. Alphonaus. Charlottetown
. Hoqiital.
. M. Rose, Charlottetown Hos-
Dr. Gordon Lea. Charlottetown. Mr. George P. Thompson, Char- lottetown. Mr. P.W. Turner. Charlottetown. ‘Mrs. Bessie Riley. Charlottetown. Mr. .snd Mrs. Will Agnew, Char-
‘ lottewwn.
Mr. Bobby Agnew. Charlottetown
Btaf! of P. E. I. ‘Iravel Bureau. Charlottetown.
Mr; T. E. MacNutt. Charlotte-
town.
Mr. M. J. Boathouse. Charlotte- town.
Mrs. Evelyn Oudrnors, Charlotte-
town.
Miss Bernadette Lewis, Char- lottetown.
Mr. Clem Wight. Charlottetown.
Mr. Edward Creighan, Charlotte- town.
Mrs. A. I... Adams and Family, Charlottotown.
Mrs. Prank Dixon. Charlottetown. Mr. Edwin C. Johnston, Chat- lottetown. “Mr. Comerled ‘Rainer, Charlotte wn. i Mr. Addie MacDonald, Char- lottetown.
Miss Mary Donahoe 3.. Char- lottetown. . Mr. andllirs. Art Gormley. Char-
‘ lottetown.
Mr. and In. Daniel J. Mao- Kinmn,‘ Charlottetown.
lotietfllll.
Mr. and Ila. Ablfl Wilson, Charlottetown.
1n- .and In. W. ll Peters. Charlotte .
Mr. and Mai. Q0782 liflilll- eour. Charlottetown. -
Mr. and am. Bad Deeoato. Charlottetown.
Mr. and his. larl Burke, Char-
Uttltoil» _
w. and we. Charles Praught. Charlottetowns
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gray. Char- lottetown. .
m‘. and Mrs. Hilton Vail, Char-
Ray Kennedy.
Mr. and ma. Don Boas, Char- lottotown.
Mr. and ma. Alan Nicholson. Charlottetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lewis. Char- lottewwfim
Miss - an Mclsaae Cardigan.
-Mrs. sauna Mackenzie and Flan-
ily. Cardigan
Mrs. Patrick Ryan Cr. and Mary. Cardigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Pats-lit Casey, Glenfanning.
Mrs. Angus MacCillivray and Family, Glenlanning.
Mr. and am. Gordon Roberts. Brudeneill.
William Dewar. Brudeneli.
Edward P. Munn. Roaeneath.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Buchannan, Roseneath.
Mrs. Sadie MacLeod and Family. St. Peter's Road.
Margaret MacLeod. St Peter's Road.
Mrs. George Mathieson and Fam- ily, St. Peter's Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hayden, Mar- tinvale.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Madboraald,
Lorne Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Illoyd MacDonald. Iorne Valley.
Mrs. Alex MacDonald. Lorne Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MaeLeod, Ilomc Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Shaw. Inrne Valley. Mrs, Patrick MacQuaid and lam- ily. St Theresa's. - Si.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas MacDon- ald. wrest Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leslie. St. Peter's.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward MaeKenna, st. Peter's.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald MacDonald. St. Peter's.
Mr .ard Mrs. Gordon Sanderson, St. Peter's.
Mr. Frank Qulgley, St. Peter's.
Mr. Albert Blye, St. Peter's.
Mr. David Cox. Morel].
‘Mr. and Mrs. Jerome O'Brien, Moi-ell.
Mr. and Mrs. lodge Birt, Moi-ell.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Sander- son and Eileen. Morell.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Porn Kenny. Byrne’s Road. -
Mr. Bruce Webster. Mldgell.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cullen. Midgell.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogersen. Fanningbroolr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison, 8t. Andrew's.
Cyril and James Morrison, at. Andrew's.
C. l... MacDonald. Mt. Stewart.
Hammond MacKenzie, Mount Stewart.
R. A. MacDonald, Mt. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard George. ‘Ii-needle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly, Trac- adie.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ross. Sturg- en Mills. '
Mr. and Mina. W. E. Morrtasey, Orwell Cove.
Mr .snd Mrs. Alien Ellsworth. Lower Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson
lower Mont .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Higgin-
botham, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel MacGregor, Montague.
Mrs. Mabel Fraser. Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Murphy. Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Preagon Bolrey and Family. Montague.
Stat! of Bergmannu, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben MaoLure and Arnold. Montague. -
Mr. Gilbert Clements, Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Maclntyre. Montague.
Mr. and Mas. Ham MaoLennan and Family. Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Llewellyn and Family, Montague
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wiuinton. Montague.
Mr .snd Mrs. Cecil Beck. Mon- tague.
Leon Johnston. Montague.
t Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Fraser, Mon- ague.
Mr. and Mn. M. C. Patterson. ‘Montague.
Mrs. Harold. Nicholson. Mouto- gue.
Mr. and Mae. Emery MaeNail. Montague.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Balderson. Montague.
Mrs. Jennie Garrick.‘ Montague. Kl‘. Ind M". W. D. Johnston.
lvl Men's Heavy WORK sox white toe heel and u. 59c .. - "°"‘""°- lgilenwP-irple To» Wonicsox 'el:§l..ti?~‘ " mhmfi‘ 11.11;. fi...‘.‘.'.f' ”°"""M'“°‘ en's WORK cmvns, from 29o to ems ' '- " "" “' °' M" ""1 "it" W!» l“ I“- . Men's mmss SHIRTS $2.50 u» 85.75 “Mimi a .1. mu. Mae- e.'§.','.;,‘}‘,._"’" “m” w“ . ‘U130 Range of Men's SUITS and OVEBOOATS- “final . “Qwumdmmd M“ 7'- mlm- 9- 7* 3°” . All Prices. ‘cilantro-vivid ' and Mn .1 a Qeuiiy Men's All-Wool English Gabardine rorooars- . chlfqpgggmfl- A- W-"hw 6-mi- o-ori» . ' ' ' ' Reg. $55.00. Now selling at $49.50 Dlmmoguxf: 3m“- L_ M” new-Ind Mrs. 1.. A. s. Madden-
w. llld Mnfw. a. magenta.
an. and am. Wm. l. Martali and Family, Georgetown. Mr. and Ike. Henry W. Parker. Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bolts 5r. and Family. Chanhmetown. Mr. Howard Walker Georgetown 5M Hew-
Mr. and Mrs. P
town. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel King, Georgetown.
Mr. Archie Iannlean. Sturgeon.
Miss Bernadette MacDoDnald, Little Pond. .
Mr. Cacnerou Reid. Mil-ray Har- bour North.
. Mrs. Harry O. Raid, Murray Harbour North. Mr. amlllra. Garth Kerr, Drud- enell. Mr. Glenwilllaan. Mrs. Earl Alley. Murray Rivas.
Mr Alec MaoLenna-n. Peter's Road. Mr. and 1am. nous Graham. Belle River.
Mir. and Mrs. Alec Clow and Finally, Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock Man» Ciowan, Kilmulr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mao- Pherson. Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. John l. Ste-wart. Caledonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cameron. Caledonia.
Mr. Oswald Graham, Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glilis. Kinroea
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Graham. Gasperesux.
Mr .snd Mrs. Joseph Livingstone. Murray Harbour.
Mr. and Mira. Willlam I. Harris. Murray Harbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Mac-Kay. Murray Harbour.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Herring. Murray Harbour.
Th“§§ga.lM“’F“" D°“"‘°'- Mm. Jalaiheslwunirchua and Family, ' urray ar . Tmlllelxfesadigl-d Mrs. George Bmith. lt. ML “d MIL 30”", 3w’ Mu‘ Mr. and Mira. Joseph MCAIOC, at. “gflimmmdmm, .1. J mm,“ Tliifwiigt d 1,, u M. a’. Bouris. ' ‘ ' l St ,f.'hfleS:f;_cm"" ‘n , am y‘ Mr. and Mrs. John MaoLaan. Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bradley. fildsph/luirrl.‘ Brent St John stgrheéelzlfiok J h“ s, M. L.‘ A.. Smarts.‘ l ' Geog“ '~ F’ 5°“""- ~ Mr‘. and am. Andy Manhunt, ' s. lg: this Mivirgsuegigilylilghhsiorril 50mg ‘M m" “M” mm" Primrose. m My‘ and ma‘ my Bu“, skunk SOME?! and Mrs Bruce Stewart. oona. _ Mr .snd Mrs. Mac Pay. Iaunch- 501E“ "*4 m" m“ mwmm’ lllg. Mr. and Mlrs. haul?“ MacPher- “d M" Ne“ Mwlmmh‘ son and Fami y. Launc ng. _ Mr. and srlvlrs. Charles Powers. mfg Sofig-Mn‘ ‘mm J‘ ‘hcom’ DeGros Mar . " Mr. Louis F. Campbell, New-port. EOE-mu ‘M “m” n" B°'""“' Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Maoliaren. w ‘an u" a w ma“ u” Florest Hill. Baltié. ‘ ' ' ’
Mr. and Mrs. John Dixon, Inst Baltic. Mr. and Mrs. P. n. Massey, Bast
Baltic.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dixon. last Baltic.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mac-
Donald. Bothlwell. Mr. L. D. Rose, Bothwell. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wood. Boilo
Bay.
Mr. Daniel Burke. Rollo Bay.
Mrs. Mary MacKinmn. Rollo Bay.
Wing-f‘ mmander Angus Mao- bean. Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald. Cornwall.
Mr. P. n. MacArthur. Comwaii.
Mr .snd Mrs. Thomas Wlmiore, Breadalbarae.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Walker. Kensington.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Seanple. Ken-
aington.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. V. MacDonald. Borden.
Lt. Col. E. W. Johnston. Borden
Mr. and Mrs. J.. J. ‘MacDonald. Glenlflrman.
Capt. Andrew and Mrs. Mac- Eechern, York Point.
Mayor Frank Arnett. Bummeralde “lat-Col. E. H. Strong. Summer- a s. Flt. Lt. and Ma's. Gordon Bar- mond, Summemide.
Mr. and Mrs. Earls Hickey, sum- meraide.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Udatena, Bmnmersi’ .
Mr .snd Mrs. Donald Camp- bell, Suns-heralds.
Mr. and Mrs. Vie ‘haven. Bum- merslde.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Allan, sum- merside.
and am. Anna lhlhluon.‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Grant Cmnmerside. mu‘
D1‘. llld M11. C. J. Machqnua‘ Bllfnl. l-lallfu, N_ ‘
118-11182, N. S. Mrs
Mr. ‘and Mra. Ray Wilso , _ fax. N. a. n m‘
Mr. Mrs Clyde mg“, Halifax. u. s. " and Mrs. Bill Camp. 1mm,‘
Mr .snd Mrs. Stirling Mm,“ Halifax, N. 5.
M11. and Mrs. D. K. Mad)‘; mied. Halifax, N. B. Iandm l: Iiillmana. Halifax, y;
. Fred White. Halifax, N, g Mr. and Mrs. s. L. Jehkhq Dartmouth, N. B. Mr. and -Mrs. C. Lethbridae Jr,
Dartmouth. N. s.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fllllflg’ Dartmouth. N. s.
Mrs. Alice Smith, Chfmetogqk‘ N. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur menu“ Chemetoook. N. B.
Mr. and Mrs. William Collin,
Shad Bay. N. 8. Mrs. Connie Roger-a, flrlxighfl)‘
N. s.
Miss Ruth Steele. Amherst, x. g,
Mr. James M. Cameron, New Glasgow. N. B.
Mr. Daniel Leech. Sydney, 1t. q
Mr .snd Mrs. Arthur Hamlin, Sydney. N. S.
Mayor J. Edward Murphy. Mono ton. N. B. -
m. Norman H. Howell. Mohe- ton, N.. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Ilackinnon, Newcastle. N. B.
Rev. Father Elie lofllanc, It Bernard, N. 8.
Rev. Father M. J. Labs. Chezzet- wok. N
. S. 31-, st. Anna, Notre Dame, Mon- treal.
Srl. 5t. B8110, Notre Dame. Mon. a.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stimpsoa, Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Godin, Montreal.
Ann and Connie Ryan. Montreal
Mr. R. J. MacDonald and Pam ily. Butte, Mo.
Mrs. Ira MacDonald. Butte. Mo
Miss Margaret MacDonald. Bull-O. Mo. Mr. Harry A. Stone» lenkintowu,
Pa.
Miss Barbara Stone, Jenkintows, Pa.
Mrs. James P. MaeNichol It Davids. Pa.
Mr .snd Mrs. George Gamer. Boston.
Mir. and Mrs. Howard MaoDon aid. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irving, Boston.
‘Miss Margaret Gallant. Baal-im- John and Mrs. MacKenna. 130m
to . liars. Margaret Gouge. Palm». . Y
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gillie. Nil: gsra Falls, N. Y.
Mr .snd Mira. Roger Hazlitt. Ne! York, N. Y.
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To the many others who express ed their sympathy, Paul's 1"l Service. R. C. M. P. and neighbours who took part in rescul eflorta the parents are deevll gratdul.
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