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Free besi- qmphl’ winners

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, . 1 lead. Tho Ail-Suns have T: 0151;; 8g?“ be pub i0 the winners of this B01155 lately after the game by tiw

skate after. Admissaion

93,31“ Bell

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donor. “n75.

BLE ACCIDENT -' olrgzgggfiftcmoon Mrs. Villers

of North

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, Dorsc c. u. n. on». ,,,"{,.,’.;‘.‘ii°.2. Bali i; is visitini m.» 9mm, m. end Mre. Frank Dorsey

of B02603.

II". lack Sexton 11.0.11 i, mending his leave with

iiy at Borden.

MscK nzie of Borden . xix-rte Charlottetown on

mono ld of West Yoimréieiiansgpfrrt the 3W with

m} husband et. Borden.

The Women's social Club met on Wednesday afternoon at the homo ~01 Mrs. James um: with the presi- Neii Derrach in opened by reoeetina yer in unieon. .Il¢g of int meeting were read and aggpted. Mrs, Herring reported 1°!‘ church committee that MW Z-Iurnace pipe had been procured and Iinltslled; A number of uilt BN3?"

Wit, M11.

. Meetinl the lord's Pra

4M boldera were hen

;two pain of stamped pillow coll were given out for embroidery. A iou; afternoon tea was served by the hostess, anointed b

Jennie Dawson after wh ch meetinz closed with

Jello

benediction.

Mrs. a Arnett of Albany la viriiing Ihlemnughter Mrs. Cloudfl

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ilowatt 0f Borden.

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410C333! finale East Prince whamiliimshlp Bedeque

8t. Eieanors met dirtrcssing accident at he! when she slibved °n ‘he l" "hcmei 11 breaking her hip. She was “d etc the Prince Cflurity Hos- "kein here on SundflY i1 c"! w“ ‘for? the injured hip. About three m imllar aiocidc * Li, ,0 m“ her other hip. Al- u1h suffering from 55°91‘ MY‘- 31",, is regling ss comfortable as can be fXPecwd

BORDEN

Walsh of All»!!! , fill-ga- mmnip Borden recently.

. J hn R. MacLau h- yugfuiugrfile: left on Wednu l7

win Lo and dnushter

wflludibhfl mm vbeen vieitinl in

filmy“; have returned l0 their home here.

th rnembeen were invited to tho home of Mire. Wendell lfeclusey for the next meeting.

An unfortunatc accident took place st Borden rink on " til“!!! Qvell‘ ing when Manford Nicholson C. N. R. section hand here. we; about tn go on the ice be fell helvll! , in: his left arm above the e.bow. The doctor wu called the injured boy to the _ Stmmerside where his arm was st- tended to. Manford, although only. working in Borden for the past few months, has made many friends hero who deeply regret hi; hi?!» he will make a rplcdy recov-

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e Stewart of Gilli-lotte- in Borden thi iieving Mr. A. G Chappcll C N- R car inspector in Borden yard.

e week re-

sympathy of many inn-lids

i.’ entcnded to

o summerei wife

Mr. Austin MacDonald, brakeman yard here spent home in Tignish.

“n. lid mo; of Borden were recent vie- Charlottetown.

9n Thursday evening a number Borden women gathered in and quilted two quilts for Lunch was ecrved a collection taken in aid of the s:

and Mn

inning Stoker mo. Outwav ‘Wilding a leave with hi; parents. and Mrs. Norman Oatway of n.

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evening the Wo- eld a very succese- , i180 party in the town nail resizing the nice sum o! 830.40 ‘h put Moran's the Red

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—FOBT_Y IIOUBS-DEVOTION — Ibrty hours devotion opened in st.

oer of priests from the different parishes were present for the oc- casion and the devotion closed this mornin A8

-I‘UNEBAL or ALEX CBAMP- W111 b? I" l!" ,, ., loN_The “metal o; the 1am Alex Gladys FeLders will sing Because

Champion of Travellers Rest woe and, I held on Sunday afternoon from his T985181‘ late residence

winlMcéNeilgb I-Iliurl Heffle. Howard Eng an , ug as is-S

-BEDEQUE RINK CARNIVAL— The Carnival Central Bcdeque Rink and slXJn-

managemcnt whiches to thank all she W11. those wh making success it w

to allow the insertion of a man's Mrs. maount of money taken was not aqua crepe, disclosed.

--SPLENDXD RESPONSE -—R€-

Prince Coimty creased contr b

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chairman is s. l". oaudct. repo ted subscriptions 219 r

robots Fr l‘

man. BIQIII

to

ruthere, Calms, Di‘. Dockhard,

-wonns or‘ Purse rm: The LUCA]. WORKERS-His Worship| MAYOr Udetone oi’ received a letter from Mr. Mr. L. B. Unwin, Admfnieira rationing Ottawa.

. Mac come’: for the splendid co-operat. Goodwill MaoPhail o! on for distribution Adding his own personal Mr. Unwin refers M e com-Pllgtcd and difficult one host of fr says: " Y“ ‘ti... 00PM) s only on time, but in characteristic fashion commendation." He goes oin to

berofih

and coovperu

aide Mr. J. M. Ni distributor assisted by Mr. Oflalioran. '

-Mrs. Cecil adwrfe (nee Mar- treal to join her husband.

i? -MaJ0r be-ith Crue it spending " mofif-frdhn emu count; egnfimson. Capt. David p, Msthieson. n

Cream. Im or S" if" ""11. cc . . Turn! p”

Parana. 7c lb. Carrots, 6c lb. Mushrooms, per bot: gra i fruit, 18 for

n a ea . Chickegs pp ‘m’ m‘

Oran Delic ous apples, don. Pink Grapefruit. I for New Brueaei Sprouts, hush ach lb Brocoli. bundi New carrots, 2 bunches Cauliflower rreshhnhubarb lb. as

_____ gqu trees reach full-bearing Potatoes pl. Oucumbere,

dsys with his wife and famll Simimcrsidc

. uric spend ng a in Summersi

-BB't Prince is spewing a few days leave at his

"he Pomrer Publizning Co. pm. ~~~~iee. s. §

1 VFW. Earl Ramsay of the R.C. Rf‘?

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halter: 0b- 3-39-31.

c annual meeting of the

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w Qllllllllefilue from Chicago where me Doctor has been lBlflIlE graduate course. Macbelian who has been visitina at Brandfordtretumed with Dr.

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Mrs. Ccrneifius

m“ sumumtsrna

Gran .-.S

Tnurstial‘. March 25- Silmflmsid“ Paul's Church Sunlmerside on MYERS - DUNCAN WEDDING . B15 v5, Bedeque All-Bib"- BW‘ Monday morning with the High __._. my “n13 in two-game, total-goo! Mass of BXPOSlLIOII celebrated by (Mofltfefll star, Lam-eh 2o) r on‘? 58m Bell ‘rrophy. Bedeque Rev. J.C. Mucuonald. A large num- 5gp:

1n the First Presbyterian Church, at five o'clock this afternoon, the marriage will be solemnized of Audrey Blanche, only daughter of

g iMr. and Mrs. Frederick Gordon

__ST_ M, “.5 ACADEMy ‘CE Duncan, of Outremont, and great spoggsF-Ixfie “gun; be sports grand-daughter of the late Hon. m!‘ pup ‘l of L‘ Charlottetown formerly i‘? fifidgjwmfifhfngflifjedm“: Governor of Prince Edward Island. decided success. some very interest- w Pelt!’ omc" lng novelty races and clown acts

Thomas Heath Haviland. of

Mary's Acad- UH", Richard Myers. R.C.N.V.R..1donll' son off 13nd thoroughly enjoyed by the MYS- Ham Myers‘ ° 60° e5 number or children and pa,“ Nerges The Very Rev. Malcolm A. Dream/L s_|Campbeii, D_D.. will perform the

ceremony. Mr. George H. Brook

‘ organ and Miss

lave You Truly", while the is being signed. Pink to the People's Ceme- snapdragons and white stocks and

tery and Was conducted by hi: fern; form the decorations.

pastor, Rev. James cross who can Given in marriage by her father. ‘No Burdens Yonder." His pa the bride will be attended by Miss bcencra were: John Pillman. Ed- Kathleen Coleman. lfi&dlllg Air-

craftmnn Ellery G. Duncan, RCA. E2, brother of the bride, will be best man, and the ushers will be Mr. Arthur Pond and AC 2 William Fergusson, R.C.A.F.

The bride will wear a cross Um“ length Sewn of

Gunning, and McInn

r

which was. held in~ ‘loop

by several Md forget-me-not

blue, with finger-tip veil of tulle Em}: :§§§§‘§‘,§‘n“{f,§“‘f,§§§,§f§,§°‘f,§ illusion, held in place by a coroner the idea. ' makin

The cosmme were 00d of matching flowers. Her only the mssk of mesjuqges ‘any ornament will be a pearl necklace. i, in “Wm-ding prizes, The the gift of the bridegroom. carry a cascade ‘ of Dream roses.

The bridesmaid will be in ifodi] yellow made length, with a shoulder length veil of tulle illusion failing from a, Diich.

_, ct daf-

o assisted in any way in the Red Cross Carnival the Ber-S

Duncan, mother of

was gained to the pool room which bride,‘ will be gowned in Queen's Building by

zcrepe, with black accessories, lilddel‘ and i1 Small a silver fox neckniece. and a n of a window pane was cut corsage bouquet of Rosedale roses, Myers. the bridegroomk l5 Weorlng a. dress of with black accessories, 8- and a silver fox cape. her corsagg

cluster being of Briarcliff roses.

to unlock the window. The mother,

from rural districts in show a greatly in- ution to this year's rose financial drive compar- e amount subscribed a ago. We n, where the

mony will be bed in the Oak Room and the Blue Room of the Windsor Hotel, after which the newly married couple for a wedding trip to Ste. Mar. kuerite, where they will be guests at the Alpine Inn. The bride is Wearing for travelling a dusty Hadley Muttart, chairman. m“ “mp6 dress. i1 block off-the- 215 per cent. increase: while m“ hi" with mflichins veil. and . with H. A. Profitt. chair- ma“! Diitvnt leather accessories, w"- - w i=- ri: .:..:;":i=i:.l::.=. 22s.: “i

per cent above of last. year; Ca-pe ‘Traverse,

MMPHAIL-Ma FARLANE WEDDfiVG |

The marriage of M133 Am; ima MaaPihail. dairghter pg new m; idmp, Mr- and Mrs. John J. moPhaii, Jarvis Argyle Shore. to Mr. George wpi. Mawarlane. son of w. and J. D. Macifhrlanc De-Sabie, 1.. w. Hancock, . wok piece at the home p: Miss new Schiurlnan. Morris VanIdei-et-ine. Windsor Apia. Chair We Meet Beyond lime-WWII 0X1 W . Interment took place at Diva“ befter the uneral

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her h(e_7 on Monday Mags}? the Presbyterian Church Reverend Harvey

frrieaam ; ‘ relatives of mMcKoY. JohnJCar- “Tghebbrif; mom“ 95111718» flmefi 9 Y l‘ . ML Baht, Mac. George Sheen. Phail was becomingiy attired in g B. “Niel- lflwth dress of Queenie Blue . She wore black accessorie- wimlq were tms/ttended. Immediately following the cere. mo"? a dainty luncheon was sci-v- ed in the dining-room, rme iea w“ tor of Consumer Were presided over by M155 53mg d‘ we “which h; Killer“ whilcum assisting oommen a or a ng wet . Wei M“; colleagues and everyone oorrii- H1811. Mm J- I: ll tgd . Argyl Sh ng out the mmvpaign 9nd girl friends of the brifie. o". of the ration books. The happy Couple loft for a short thanks honeymoon trip to the mainiwd to the cltlnpajggi followed by the good wimeg pi p, iexrda. ‘Bio bride travelled isxwvzsimbvc mu “m. undertaking. not rrfihwgiglld , w“ ‘ 0 e is n v l ed . l won-thy of the highest praise ‘ Bruce Stewart daaélo. 03731;]: the mom is a ‘POPuIar farmer in| thank every mcrn- Desaiole. Ihey received many lovely for the support Bills and several cheques including’ given. In Summer; a substantial one from the firm o: cholson woe chief Bruce Stewart 6r Co., L ,1, A, beautiful clock and w“

S. J from the employees.

Summerside has

0

spite of all obstacles, youtrausoolleaguce have oc-

billafe and e tion

at a post-nuptial Office girls and other which she woe 'mim-y lovely flnfl bride although en by made a fitting reply thpnk i319 Bunerous

Personals

Mat/thaws) has left for mpflm‘ ____ ing heri

The ulatfom

Sheen, nclara, is wit"; leave at his ha":

LISTEN IN

CFCY

Thursday Evening 7.15 For The RADIO FORUM. '

. Major Ralph Boat-cs of the Edward Island Highlanders

in Somme pi w. S.

s= Claire Laughlin of Sher. hrs accent-ed a posit-ion with

I rreeenled by Provincial Sen- wlan h" bctertmsrvrnding ‘a z itorlurn Staff.

_ a w?" a .s ome n, qwnmud b, m, when‘. "i...t:'"si:i..vt:i::1:;1 w»

Pg to his military dutjee-S iaoeoeeoooooee-eoocoo-vooa

and Ia

The reception following the cere- '11

edniesd ening, Febnlflfl’ 17th. at 0 oclggk.“ J ‘Ihe an by three Maritime

. Island amounting to

The bride was the guest of honoro

mddress on his experiences and im. Dflsslvne overseas.

of Bell and Msthieeon. He volun-

on active service hnving been promoted to of Captain some tine sgo

z Montreal Royal

BENCH. BAR (Continued from PM! l)

fiiiment of Confederation pledgee including incrused subsidy. the restoration of our representation at otter", end provision for continu- ous communication with the main- land.

BILL, Amendment

Originally the Province was re- presented in the Federal Parliament by e1: members. but under the que- beo rltio agreement the num r feiltofotrrendwaelikeiyto etill further when Premier Mr I011 mounted the Islanofe case be-

’? ._go1gg, _ _ m fore the Inter-provincial Confer-

Jamlil- Tum}; E93, "$31 patmationragvléiatelriiifi 600:1‘. cuovscoo =0 ITAGRANVILLE "we of 1918- He subsequently an- mi, n ti-°° i" “Y -22. and rm. Ralph Boates (nee Jean tum CHASE-ovmIuIRVING more: owed to the Federal Gvvmlment- Kwgngwll- _* Pi-qim) on m; him; g1 p [on on Smut my n can mum-m- no ems; armed with m effective brief. with up cnoss Audition and Seturoly at wig-liar HoeDitai-S "eiiwem-v-‘Mel-fi" gawurutlnoem weafnhlizr

' w Tm 3m °°”."“'il.' -r.uvas ma roaomo -.i n Areenaui be euoocedcd in get-

.. 94"“- , M. T. J. Innien, Bedeque left Mondayl Rgu3n1$s5°33|fi§n'§"s'ola n? a ting the éitish North America ii

Act clungcd to provide that our repreeenution in the House of Contact-u should not fell below the number a! our anste members. namely. four.

Premier Mltbieeon also for reopening of the prcvincl sub- sidy question st Ottawa. and suc- ceeded, in 1013. in obtaining an an- nual increase of 3100.000. This greatly relieved the straightened financial resources of the Province st the time. and proved the fore- runner of other successful appeals, based largely on grounds covered lbyl ‘the Mathieson Government's l‘ e .

Obtained Cu- Ferry

It i; tn the Mathieson Govern- ment, aasisted by Mr. A. A. Maul-can. K C., and the late ML] Donald Nicholson. our represent» atives in the House of Commons‘ at the time, that we owe our pre- sent car ferry steamer, for it was through their able resentationa at Ottawa that the rden Gov- ernment undertook this project. and carried it through. The ca: ferry was followed by the widening, of our ralfway lines to standard‘ gauge and the establishment of a,‘ system of improved road building with federal assistance.

Another reform undertaken by, Premier Mathieson war the intro-i duction of the secret ballot. Up to; 1912. there W85 open voting for. election to the Provincial llegis-i latulc. m accordance with its} election pledge, the Mathleson‘ Government passed the Franchise‘ Act. and in i915. for the first time in the Island's history voters were free to make choice of their re- presentatives in secrecy.

i f Introduced Automobiles t I

Another important reform intfo-. duoed by the Mathieson Goverrp. merit with the support of many out-' standing uberais headed bv the Mr. L. E. Prowse and Senator was to abolish the ban on‘

automobiles. The move was oppos- ed by the official Liberal Opposition and in the 1915 campaign this he- came an excfting issue. When the votes were counted it was found. that the Government had been silk-l tallied, though with a greatiy re- duced majority.

The first fruits of the 1915 Con- servafive victory were seen in the, introduction of an aggressive health‘ P0116)‘. The Dalton Sanatorium.) erected and equipped by the ‘Lite’ Ueut. Governor Dalton (then a member of the Maihieson Gov- ernment) was followed by the in-f troduction of a war and health lax" for the dual purpose of financing»

e Prov.nce's expendituresi Providing ways and means

hospital for returned mldierp.

In June 1917, on the retirementiBilly Johnston a

0f SLr William Wilfrid SuLivan as Chief Justice. Premier Mathicson was chosen succeed him. Hi5‘ chief lieutenant in the cabinet, Hon. A- I'- Amnnuit. time Premier and Attorney General in his place.

In 1919. on the occasion of the visit of the Prince of wales, now‘ Duke of Windsor,

Mira. Mathleaon Royal Highness et

Maritime Claim;

An outstanding authority on the igloo‘ ‘g ing l1 surp s that in 1934 Chfefi ustice Methieson should have chosen unanimously by the Provinces to repre- sent them on the Royal Commission oxfiségxilvtridlye s;éti.em:nt.s‘;l‘hi%hcpin. r a Olflfll White. recommendcdy creases to each of the increase to

8 nually. But in addition cdmmendations embodied in majority report of the commission, Chief Justice Mathieson filed s dissent, in which he emphasized the importance of

fir"! new u I Buidin: principle l" 53811111111118 the amount of subsidy which provinces are entitl- ed lo receive from the Federal Gov. ernment in support of ptflvlnclgl governments and legislatures." ...‘."°.i.'..'§‘.°..i’f.’.‘f”‘° °’ ’“°..‘l‘.i“°"’ Y 08h in the Howell-Silvia report on Domin- ion-provincial nations, and is act. ualiy the basis of much of the i-e-. venue we receive from Ottawa at‘ fir; pfrescnt time. 9W befo Chief Jus cearind Much visited the Old country. This be said to

Chief Justice and Mrs. Mathia-

firm

for overseas duty st the out-

e war a Lieutenant ha; remained in Great Britain. the rank

BANKS

1H) ISO SEVEN YEARS GROWING

011w maturity in eevln yes-re or

11m cnknrrrrrnrovtw

Served la Many Theatre: 0f War

Flllht Sergeant aorta-am Cam-

euedm"

Maritime claims, it is of

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~ be i“°“€i;"f. t. miffi .536“ m...”

on to 1nd!!- One of his m

was shot down. A10

other comspxanfong

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erranean. lrbrtunstel .

ut 90 picked up. During his stay

miles

auders and the fol of own told the s this was eccompl

His ot was W. 0. Well ngton.

After giving himself in the airman returned to

agood

on E1 Alemein

birthday and he narrowly

out nerrow

cazne when the plane In which he

was flying from Gibraltar to Malta 116'

intbe

wer sighted by a fr endl oboe from M

to assist in beati off these

tory of

ished by

sky fighters of the Uni?! Nations. i‘ 0W

‘Ivansferrcd to Egypt curative quiet after Malta. he spent about a month at harassing the BnBmy and was then sent to India.

GUAR H‘ KN

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eéron. son of Mr. nod Jlfi- “Hui: the Ilume in action over-

hll posted at points in New Brunswick and No- vglflootia since returning to Cm Imllstirig in 1940, tho Island lir- man was aoon after eent to $.- landwiberehowllat hedto RA . there the Nmafrbilteandawplontvofw on.