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Personals ,.'l'he services for mrndayfie

r 26th are as follows. a ‘n our preach all mi

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Eilidence at Fort llill Inquest

following is amt of the 9V inquest at Pc ht into the tin A. Banner-man MM- al, o ow mat at Port Hill succumbed to iniuries the fol- lng Cay. The hearing was conducted money B. W. Howatt of Summfll‘

tlwas present for the crow!)- The first Witness

Russell Mayna time at the time of the accident.

ruck. He was driving 550"” 35 files per hour. I‘: was fsirlyvduslay

n Nor . Near - lbatgomeryu he met Alvin Mc- ilins car. l-le did not notice how Iuny were in the car. Visibility n‘: poor owing to dust. After acc-

ident he visited the scene and lock- m‘ b"

Alvin v/heel on

oi in McLean car. Ho sow llclean under the stceri dear with Hsvelock McLean liter side of him. He did not m! much attention to other car t lent to phone for aid.

Sgt. Louis J. Watson in chargeoi lunmerslde detachment R. C. M. l. tworn. On Sept. 7th as a result In telephone call Constable L. J. hlmer and himself went to Port Elli and nrfl at the point on its highway w ere an auto accid- nt had occurred. He learned oc- cupants or both cars badly lniured uni were receiving medical attent- hn. Constable Palmer and himself lmmincd the cars, took measure- nenu. one car license No. ‘i043 ‘l! registered in name oi Alvin

Wm. the other was a Mass. car. lle learned that owner of Americ- Incar was Hubert McDcugall. The Ame icnn car was facing north. P. 7? T. cilr facing south. Cars both "I West side of road. Both much damaged, total wrecks; No

'0"- marlrs noticeable on the road. -A. Roy Grant, sworn. testif- lhat on Sept. ‘lth he was called

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Rogers I PIE-Bed hm. in Coleman

a more extended ac- idence taken at the rt Hill Wednesday deaths oi I-lavelwfi

an automobile m8 on Sept. ‘I. The

ale. Mr. J. Watson MfiNfll-ilhi. K~

was Henry rd who was enrouto

lie was driving a rod truck and in not see any car following his

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in t ‘l’... th Prine un Dlnen e e §oepital was disc . and it w reported that while subscriptions are come in the obiective is a 1on8 was'oif.—S —TBYON UNITED CHURCH PASTORAL CHARGE. — The ‘I‘ryon Sunday- School will hold their Bally Service st ll . and the Cape Traverse Sund , Rally Service will be at 7. There will be no service in Crapaud Church as the Pastor is on vacation. Bev.J. A. Jardine B. A., B. D., Minister. ii-ii-i-ii

—QUIET WEDDING-A quiet wedding was solemniaed at the Baptist Parsonage, Sumrnerside on Wednesda evening by Rev. Cook when Greia MacKillen of Midland N. B. became the bri of LAO Arthw Oland Sygrher o Newcastle Crew N. B. A! a short honey; moon Mrs. sypher will return Montreal where she has been an- ployed and later will rejoin her husband in Prince dward Island nnere he is stationed st the local Airport-S.

to Port Hill to a car accident. Met a car at Gmndrivar Ferry. Havel- ock McLean and Bannerman Mc- Dougall were in the car. Mr. Mc- Dougall and Mr. McLean were suffering from shock. No pulse ac- tion. Both were conscious. Asked ambulance to go on to scene of ac- cident and returned to hospital wheze he treated I-Iavelcck McLean for shock. He was also suffering from fracture oi’ pelvis, also some of bones of spine. Dr. Grant said he gave shock treatment and also blood transfusions st once. In his opinion oause of death was shock, multiple iractues and hemmorr- hage oi the brain. Could have been caused by collision or by being thrown against some object. Had no reason to doubt but that Mc- Lean was ln good physical condit- ion previous to accident; also treated Bannerman McDougall who hari pronounced heart condition and lacerations about forehead. Had to administer stimulants for his heart. He could have received his injuries by being ti-lrown viol- ently against some solid object.

Dr. Grant said he had no con- versation with any of the patients as to whom was driving the Ame:- ican car.

The following verdict was brought ln "Re the death or Havelock Mc- Lean." "We your coroners Jury imnsnelled and duly sworn to in- auiro into the death of l-laveloek McLean oi Arlington, P. E. I., af- ter hearing the evidence submitted do hereby ilnd that the said Have- lcck McLean died in the Prince County Hospital st Srlnmerside on Sept. 8th as a result of injuries sustained while driving in an auto- mobile bearing a. P. E. i. license plate No. ‘M03 said automobile hav- n in a head on collision with another automobile bearing a Mas- sachusctta plate No. 579-444 on the

rung of Sept. ‘lth on the high- way at Portblll near the gslewa leading to the residence oi W. J. Montgomery." Thomas Carruthers foreman, Earl, Campbell, Chester George Bowness, William

Ernest G.

Bl an

frhore is_s temporary period im- mediately after a soldier goes over- seas when ,"Canadian Army Over- seas" is the officlsl address. but as soon ns a more detailed address is

available it should be usedin full.

MARI-IIAGES

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THE CHARLCYFPEIYlWN _ (IUARDIAN

OIASWILI- for Dhfllbflllihl CONIEDEIATION LIFI INQUI- ANOI. -

T!!! OFFICE of Dr. J.A. Mao- Millanwillbe opensgsin onPrids Sept. 24th. 8-23

JOINS U8. Alli-Mr.

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and Mrs. J. . Bonnsll York City, enlisted -s.s a. vote in the American Army at be - this weak. Alter a brief

nlng of furlough he will go to Port Dix, New Jersey, for basic training-

‘iii- , WEWlSlIatmlstimeloremind

all Oivle tax-payers that the 8rd in- stallment of taxes falls due on Sept. g3 min William Kenneth 30th. A1130!‘ that date interest must donld of Qhm-lgttgtown, P. E- be charged. 9-20-91. who w“ g, w ar d e d the M

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SUMMERSIDE

.Pi||e and Brass Bands Heard in Open Air Concert

A rare treat in Pipe and Brass Band music was given to thous- ands oi citizens in Queen Square Gardens last night by the Can- adian Women's Pipe and Brass Band which are on a tour of the Dominion.

Over one hundred members of

train left Borden last night with 25 . passengers and arrived here th 84 at 'l o'clock. The carferry made five crossings yuterday. '

no nor LEAVE the payment o! the 3rd installment oi Civic taxes until the last day. 9-304"-

MOVING PICTURES Victoria Hall Monday evening Se tember 27th, 8.30 pun. s nsorcd y Vic- toria A.R.P. Civi an Defence Or- ganization. Be sure and see these pictures. 24-31

T0 CORRESPONDENTS AND OTHERS — In order to conserve newsprint it is essential that all reports, obituaries, news items, etc, be cut to the bone. Tho Newsprint Administrator has knpcsed a furth-f er cut in newspaper quotas which goes into effect immediately. Please be brief, and do not be disappoint- ed if your contributions or reports be leit out altogether. It is war.

WEDDING BELLS-The United Church Manse, Mt. Stew , was the scene oi a pretty autumn wed- ding on Wednesday afternoon. September 22nd, when Miss Viv- vian Eileen Birt, dau hter of Mr. and Mrs. lodge Blrt o Mellary, was

Rex Carey of Victoria. B who has been awarded the tary Cross for allantrywin ma“ Sicilian camllfl B" an“ Army Photo.) '

Mao. Brigadier Howard Douglas Gra- 1, ham of Trenton, Ont. who has been m. awarded the Distinguished Service vices in the Order for gallantry in the Sicilian

campaign. (Canadian Army Photo)

Wm. T. Mercer officiated.

bride wore a gown of white satin and crepe with a floor-length veil caught on her head by a wreath of Orange blossoms and pink roses. and carried an arm bouquet oi orange blossoms, sweet peas and roses. She was attended by ha!

the Charlottetown Branch of the Canadian Red Cross Corps, un- der the area commandant, Mrs. E. M. Bagnall, member oi the staff oi the C.A.(B.)T.C. and citizens welcomed them on their arrival.

The parade irorn the depot to Queen Square took the following order—-C.W.A.C. Brass Band led by Bandmnster Ncdla Suarich, the Pipe Band led by Pipe Major Lil- lian M. Grant followed by four sec- tions oi the Red Cross Corps under command of Mrs. E. M. Bagnall.

They marched via Weymouth, Kent, Queen and Grafton streets to Queen Square Gardens where the Brass Band played from the Bandstand while the Pipe Band took off for their use.

The concert opened with the playing of “O Canada" by the Brass Band followed by a march. Alternately the Pipe and Brass Band played marches. waltzes and o

ve ures.

The C.A.(B.)T.C. band was re- sent and pvlayed several select ons.

I..ieut. Ji es, recruiting officer ior the C.W.A.C. gave an interesting talk on the work of the Women's Army Corps and stressed the need of more recruits.

Following the concert the band members were given a luncheon at the Canadian Legion sud were then taken to quarters at the C. A.(B.)T.C.

The two bands, which are un. der the direction L. Anne Veronica Lendrum, will leave here

Personnel of Visiting Bands Entertained

Lsat evening after the visiting C.W.A.C. Pipe and Brass Bands had com lated a concert on Queen

' Southport. Mrs.

,vere conducted by Rev. T. E. Mc-

over the area near by fenced BIO

sister, Mrs. Lloyd Balderston 0f Balderston wore shell pink dreg and accessories t0 match. Irving Drake attended as best man. Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Drflkv

for a motor trip. On return they will reside at Bristol.

CHURCH FUNERAL-The fun. cral oi Mr. George W. Ritchie was held yesterday z-ftzrrtocn from Trinity United Church. Serviaes

Lennan. The honorary gall bear- ers were: Lt. Governor . W. Le- Page, Dr. J. H. Ayers, E. T. Hlggs. Erneit Champion, A. C. Duchernzn Ottawa, who has oeen awarded the and Dr. 1i‘. E. Smaliwood. Active Distinguished Service Order for gal- ‘lantry in the Sicilian campaign — iwpnadlan Army Photo).

Brigadier Christopher Vokes of

C. H. F. Hutcheson

which the deceased was a mernbe attended in a body. Interment was in the People's Cemetery, ser- vice belng conducted by Rev. T. E. McLennan.

SUDDEN DEATH — Word was received Wednesday that Cyrus Arsenault formerly oi Egmont Bay brother of Alyre Arenault of the Confederation IJfe, Qty, was klll- ed lnstantly by a car at Togus. Mo. Saturday evening the 18th instant. He served in e American Army durin the first World War and in

years, not being in very ro.

‘Plowing lliatch ls Big Success

(Continued from page 1)

4. John Hunter, St-rsthcoua. Best l-‘urrow, crown and finish, Albert Curran.

Class III. Single 65 years of age.

Albert Curan, Blunmerville. 2. Wallace Taylor, Strathmna. 3. Daniel Brehaut, Strathoona. Best furrow. crown, finish, Albert Curran.

Farrow. (over

recon bust health, he made his home at the Veterans’ Administration Home at Tolzus. Maine. He leaves to mourn five brothers and three sisters to whom sgmpathy oi their many friends extended. (Summersido papers please copy).

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of Mr. Nelson Winchester was held from his late residence Mt. Edward Road yesterday after- noon where service was held by

Cl-Ils IV Boys under ll yrs.

l. Lloyd McDonald, Little Pond. 2. Thomas Riley, Cumberland Hill 3. Albert Taylor, Stratheonn.

4. John Riley, Idttle Pond.

Best furrow, crown and finish, Liyod McDonald.

Class V Boys under l8 yrs.

1. Brian Clay, Brl to

Rev. T. E. McLennan, who also onducted service at the grave. The pail bearers were Messrs. lo d Carleton. ud Smith, Char es Rowe. Henry Callback. Au ustus Brothers and E. Webster. nter- ment was ir. the People's Cemetery. LAID T0 RES

d8? T — The funeral Rney- Cum

nesday. Se te b 22. i948, b Be . _,’l‘.W "Cyrus Earl ywillils of. Kensington and Georgina. May Docherty. of Elmwood. '

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CBABBI - Suddenly

River Brid_e,on Thursday. Sept. n, i943. Benjamin Ora . aged ‘l0 years. mnerslnotict later. The body iémrzgtlng st the MacLesn Funeral

VIN MEMORIAM

MURPHY In loving memory of our dear mother, Mrs. Armin J. Murphy, who died Sept. 14. ma

at West

you

No one knows the bitter pain, We have suffered slnoc we lost you use has never been the same.

In our hearts your memory lingers Sweetly. tender, fond and true Then h not a day. dear Mother That we do not think of yon.

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No one knows how much we mil 1o

uare t ey marched to the Can- a ian Legion Home for a dainty luncheon, prepared by the Ladies’ Auxiliary and served by members of the RAP.

His Worship. Ma or B. Ro Hol- man and City Cler James ller- ton were present. President of the Le on, . J. l". 1..ei htizer, M.M., we comed the young adies to the Legion and said the doors of the Home would be open to them any time while in the City.

Mayor Holman also spoke words oi welcome as did Mrs. Arthur lilen , on behalf of the Ladies‘

uxil . Ca t Bouchard on behalf of ands thanked the Mayor and the Legion for their kind re- marks and hospltalit .

A very snappy sing-song fol- wed.

Personals

Mt. Robert Bcai, of 333 Metcalf Avenue, Wostmcunt. Que» leaves on return to his home this mom- mg. - ' has been ‘.., his friends and relatives in Charlotte- town and vicinity for the past three weeks and reports begins an ex-

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Mrs. Blanche I... Churchill, who

been spending a three week vaotion with her mother, Mn. n. Dingwell, st Bay Fortune leaves Saturday morning for her home at Lynn, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Gillespie. and little daughter Ann, Souris. spent a few days rezenily in Bzdeque where they attended the 40th wedding Glllespios

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Mrs. Mrs.

anniversary of parents. Mr. 8nd Weeks. Carleton.

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2. Thomas berland Hill. of four-year-old Olive Hawkins was 3- mm“ Mmw H°w° 33V" held yesterday afternoon from the MacLean Funeral Home where rer- vice was held b R/ev. G. Carlyle Webster, who aso conducted ser- vice at the grave. Four little play- mates of the deceased acted as poll bearers.

EGG A POULTRY MARKET - Production in the local egg mark- et is holdln about steady with last week wit pullet egg; showing in greater percents c. and C gard_c eggs are in tter demand with Maritime poin t all A and B odes and grades going to Mk0‘: {ca}. Grazing stations are quo or ungraued e gs: A-Large 42.4, A Medium 40, AnPullet 85, B 34-5. C 2D . Charlottetown wholesalers an ed shipments: A dium 48, A Pullet 89,

Certified Producers

for cartoned eggs: A

Medium l4}. AiPulle d are recev or dresse A Milkfed “Chicken 28, B Chicken 26, B 24, C l8.

Brian Clay.

Class V], Tractors.

Best Crown and furrow, Dupasquier. Best finish, Allan Macbeod. Clan X Draft mare with foal at fool).

l. o. B. Clay and Bone, Bridge- town. -

Class XI Draft foal of 194s.

i, 2. O. B. Clay and Son, Bridge- , town.

Class Xll General purpose rnare or gelding. l. William Taylor, Strathcona. Too Late To Ciasify BICYCLE FOB. SALE- 151 DOB- Lchesler St 034-21 TOnRI-IT - LIGHTAEIIOUSEKEEEIEI-

rooms on port . Phone 1533-21. 9-24-li. MAN WANTS BOARD AND room with grate. Apply Box 361, Charlottetown. 9-24-21

WANTED — GOOD HOME FOR collie dog, 1 year old. Dr. Robins. Royal Bank Bldg. 9-24.“

WANTED - nation: orru. oi woman. Good Klein cook. Even.

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Major General Guy Granville Sinrond oi Kingston, 0nt.. who has been awarded the Distinguished Service Order for services in the

Sicilian campaign. (Canadian Army Photo). '

2. Lloyd McLeod. Bridgetown. 3. Charles Taylor, Upton.

Class XIII Carriage mare with foal at foot.

Everett McLeod, Strathcona. Class XIV. Carriage foal. 1943.

l. Malcolm Stewart, Up! n. 2. C. B. Clay and son, Bridge-

wn. 3. Everett McLeod, Strathcona. with

o to

Class XV Carriage mare gelding under 3 yrs.

l. John McLeod, Strathcorla. 2. Albert Wood, Cumberland Hill. 3. John M. McLeod, Strathcona.

Class XVI Carriage mare or geld- ing under 2 yrs.

Russel Mills, Howe Bay. Class XVII Carriage registered. R- 5- McKay. Dundas. HORSE SHOW Class I — Carriage mare or geld: lng nver 1000 lbs. harness- l Rev. Bennet McDonald, St. Georges. 2 John Judson. Upton. Class II-Roadsler. inure gelding. shown in harness —

stallion

2 William Dingwcll. Montague. 3 Mnrrl. Brehnut, Strathcona.

and Mr. Ed Left to ilht

or 1 Edwin J. McDonald. Little Pond

This lovely wedding group was taken following the marriage ar Tsoong-lin Chan of Summerside

n. Sicil

Private Leonard J. Tuppen of Winfield, Alta. and Hove, Sussex, England, who has been awarded the Military Medal for gallantry in the Sicilian campaign.

(Canadian Army Photo)

_ Service Order for gallantry m

Private Wilfred Reilly of Nee- pawa, Man, who has been award- ed the Military Medal ior gallantry in the Sicilian campaign.

(Canadian Anny Photo)

Capt. Henry Dolphin Patrick Tlghe of Edmonton, Alta, who has been awarded the Military Cross for gallantry in the Sicilian cam- paign.

(Canadian Army Photo)

v Cgass Ill — Plow Team, 22 to 26 ,cw .— ‘ 1 Lloyd McLeod, Brid etown. 2 Lloyd McDonald, Li tle Pond. (glass IV-Plow team under 22 cw . - l Charles Ta lor, Upton. 2 Charles M ls, Howe Bay. 3 William Taylor, Strathcona. Class V —- Draft team hitched to truck wagon — 1 C. B. Clay and Son. Bridge-

own.

2 Lloyd McLeod, Bridgetown.

3 Lloyd McDonald. Little Pond.

Class Vl-Drait mare or gelding over four years —

1 Alex Ducannon. Sirathcona.

2 C. B. Clay and Son, Bridge. town.

3 William Hunter, Strathcona

Class VII-Draft msra or geld- ing under four years —-

i Lloyd McDonald. Little Pond.

Class VIII-Draft mam or geld- ing under 3 years -—