conducted by Donald Nicholson, student minister. The pail-bearers were: Messrs. Nelson Murray. Prank Cutcllffe. John lilacDinivell. John MacLennan, John A. Mair- Innis and James MacSwain. In- terment in Hartsville cemetery.

LAID T0 REST — The funeral of the late Mrs. Ronald MacDon- ald was held from the Brookfield Presbyterian Church on Thursday afternoon. Sept. 13th. Services were conducted by Donald Nichol- son. student minister. The pall- bearers were Messrs. Miller Mac- Pherson. Ronald MacDonald, Angus MacPherson, William MacLeod David Seaman and Leltli Easter. Interment in Brookfield cemetery.

—-FUNERAL 0F MR8. LEONARD SMALL - The funeral of the late Mrs. Leonard Small, of Sherbrooke was held from the home of her brother-in-law, Mr. George Small, on Wednesday afternoon. ‘The ser- vices at the house and cemetery were conducted by Archdeacon G. R. Harrison and the hymns sung were: "Nearer My God to Thee" and "Peace, Perfect Peace." The pall- bearers were: Messrs Alexander Chapell. Reginald Compton. Leon- ard Pickering. Walter Laughlin, John Cobb and Ralph Compton. Burial was in the People's Ceme- tery. —-8

—FROM OVERSEAS — A total of one officer and 43 other ranks of the Canadian Army from Milit- ary District No 8 are believed re- turning to Canada aboard the Canadian hospital ship Lady Nel- son. which is expected to dock at Halifax Sept. i8. The following Prince Edward Island names are listed: Major HG. Williams. Char- lottetown; Gnr. HL Mulder. St. Louis: Pile. HL. McCaull. Char- lottetown; Tpr. L.J. McDonald, Charlottetown; Cpl. TE Smith, Wood Islands North.

GROCERY STORE GUTTED _ Fire badly gutted Burhoefls grocery store. comer of Weymouth and Fitzroy Streets early Saturday morning. The firs. thought to have originated from a short cip- cuit in the upper part of the building. began about 8 o'clock and was not extinguished until 5.30. Three lines of hose in continuous action were required to master the blaze. e children of Mr. Roy MacDonald. who is a tenant of the building, were removed from the burning structure neidhbfirfl- The roof of the buil was prao- tically destroyed, and the grocery stock also suffered severe damage. It is understood both building and contents were partially covered by insurance. .

confession allegedly extortod he City Police from Ulysse Lauzon. Ontario bandit sus ect. was declared to be without asis of fact by Chief of Police Birt- wistle on Saturday. No statoment or confession, he maintained, had been made so far as he was aware.

Questioned regarding a izress re-

rt he said "anyone mght get

hat" because Lauzon had been ‘talking o, good deal" and probably had "talked a lot through his hat”.

Asked who had access to the pris- oners in custody of the City Police Chief Birtwistle said "oniy police constables should be there." Some- body. however, "might have been using the toilet and overhead something." He had not ques- tioned his men on the matter. but thought it might be a good idea if he did so,

More outspoken was Attorney- Generul F. A. Large who said he intended to probe the mystery of an alleged confession to the City Police to the bottom. "Those men were left for a brief while in custody of the Cit Police." he said. “Apparently t e instructions with regard to strict privacy were not carried out."

slovakia on Friday morning.

GBBCEEY STORE FIRE - Th: fire which gutted Burhoe's grocery store. corner of Weymouth and Fitzroy street last Saturday, also badly damaged the upper part of the building. A tenant of the building. Mk. Ro MacDonald lost much of ‘his furn tun but was able to remove his children from the burning structure. It was erron- eously stafcd in yesterday's issue that the children were removed by neighbors.

BUSY 0N SHIPBUILDING — The many friends and relatives of Benjamin F. Luque, formerly of Crapaud. will be interested to learn that he is at present work- ing on one of the world's realest Ship-S. "The Enterprise", w ch is

presented by the Nova Scotia liquor Commission. when the groom is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Houghton are at present spending their honeymoon on Prince Edward Isl- and, the guests of Mrs. James Houghton, mother of the groom. Upon their return to Halifax, the will reside at 104i Victoria Ron , and a. host of friends in Summer- side Join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Houghton many years of happy married life-S

OAVIIIiLlIgLLANEOUS ay evening. A t 24th, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cow were given a miscellaneous shower at their home in Meadow _Bank. The living romn was nicely decorated with pink and white streamers. The bride and groom were escorted to §§°..‘.’.""?.‘;. fife‘. iii if“ Elli" .a . v e urray w c w“ mo» w»- wii vii-w. A lliluyltiiilitiélifliiiill dill

nicely decorated basket full of 1 gifts was carried into the room by {‘..‘§_““§_‘.‘,q‘,‘,’, "gfifkfig thgoxpnseersggi

‘slit’; is“.:l.i":.‘3%a:=: '.§'.'iZ'..'Z".'t':

fiwmiafl-HEQ? §O§IQW°QQ°P°§Q§ fiacitifls waf. w. Luquo 1.! iiu

trlsfttirls: a‘: .222: ‘°° ° "w"

number of beauiful gifts testified wllffvsliliji, Fliggfltyofiazg 5 Agriculture, and J. J. Trainer.

to the DODIiIlgIILY ‘of tihe young

cou e.conssn o anoe sumo

morn... Sh“... 81inch’ china and President of the Prince Edward

w,“ whm qhe p“, 0g m, grid, Island Federation of Agriculture

s", he, h ..,.,,K,“ Dy"; "c, The returned over the week-and from

gromn on behalf of his wife Ottawa, where they had been con.

thanked their many friends and ferring on matters pertaining to

neighbours for markets on cattle to Newfound- land. lamb and potato marketing

their many gifts

and cordially invited them to his and other matters concerning Agriculture in this province. They

home. sinBiXII-l. F01‘ They A"

Jolly Good Fellows. the bride and report very satisfactory com". enm- Mr- Shaw. while it ottawii,

com were showered with confetti- of the evening attended two full day sessions of was spent in music and wwinl- the Advisory Committee to the (Patriot please CODY-l Food Board, which finalized its 1w ‘ ‘ions with a confer- ence with the Hon. J. A. Gardiner,

Federal Minister of Agriculture.

BURIAL YESTERDAY _ Th; funeral of Mr William Ernest Champion was held yesterday afternoon from St. Paul's Angli- can Church where service. which W“ llf8ely attended was con- iiilcifd by Rev. LaDrew Gardner, after which the remains were con- "yed by motor hearse to Alber- ton for interment. The honorary gall-bearers were: H. . ome, pleasing thanked everyone T- P55111014. Hon. Geo. DeBlois, present for their thoughtfulness. Messrs. Noel DeBlois. J. Howatt, Among the speakers was Rev. Mr. H. C. Bourke and Hon. George Coffin. The company all joined Barbour Active pail-bearers ware in sin ‘Tor He Is A Jolly gilfié‘; 5J- grseili‘. g. (xterm. .1. lfloodlrelrllow." lflifiredwlgchml gelle- .. arr, , 99h “d ousunc weasel-v y e ost- J. Robinson. an. assisted by the ladies. The remainder of the evening was spent in music and dancing.

-WE8TER.N HOSPITAL - The Sisters of St. Martha, Western Hospital, are deeply grateful for the generous donation of $400.00

received from Fred Deagle, Sr.. of Ebbsfleet.

—HOME FROM OVERSEAS — Wing Commander DF. Archibald. R..C.A.F, who recently returned from two years and seven months service overseas on the 5.8 New Amsterdam is spending thirty days leave with his wife and two child- renal; the home of Mn. Archibald! parents. Mr. and Mrs. LR. Allen, Summersldie-S.

T0 BE MARRIED IN WEST- The following was taken from the Lethbridge (Alberta) Herald: "Mr. and Mrs. George Lyons wish to announce the eng ement of their daughter. Reatha ene. to Gunner Allison R. Carter. son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Milton Carter of Char- lottetown. Prince Edward Island. The Wfiddin! to take place in the near future."

heroes of

Summe

df Ready

SHOWER»-

niece

noon to ducted

John Lun HOLIDAY ENJOYED - Capt. and Mrs. J. J. McLean. St. John, N. 8., and Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor and family, Milford, Mass, have all recently returned to their respective homes after being the uests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome cLean, De Groa Marsh. their fiarents, and of Mr. and Mrs. Jack

cCoi-maok, Launching. While on the Island they spent some time renewing old friendships and ac. quaintances. Next year they all plan to return to hel celebrate the 50th wedding ann versary of their arents, Mr. and Mrs. Jer- ome cLean.

ISLAND MAN HONOURED-Ol Thursday evening, August 30. 150 friends, relatives and neighbors from Rustic-o. Stanley Hope River and Cavendish athcred at the home o! Mr. an Mrs. Brant Mc- Leod, Oavendidi. to do honor to John Alfred MaoCsllum of Char- lottetown, who has returned after spending four years fighting a- gainst Hitler. George Clark. as chairman. called on Mrs. Mack Ferguson of Stanley to read a well-worded address, while ‘Jimmie Moore made the presentation of a well filled purse. John, in

Mr.

Mrs. Winnifred Nelson. 6 Prin- cess street. has left for Charlotte- town. PEI. where she will visit

A friendL-Moncton Tim"-

Mrs. E basilica. Vernon River. is visiting her sister in Bos- ton.

are: j Ca Mr. John J. MacDonald. 102 Wiibaw St... What Roxbury, Mash. once a, resident of Glenme. it V18"- ing his daughter, Mirs. Den-HIS Doherty, Vernon Bridge. P.E.I.

sington;

Mr . Hector Compton and Son Roy of Balngor. were visitors to the city on Saturday.

-Mr. and Mrs. Summarside, left Saturday.

Ayn-s. George Jones of Regina. Sask.. has arrived in the Province and is at present visiting her sis- ter. Mrs. All. vvoodside, Summer- side.—S

ault. Mont

Heath Strong. for Montreal ____ Brian-Gen. Stewart. district officer commanding Mp No- 6. paid ii visit to uis rsimq‘ over the week-end and plum tentatively laid for a ublic well come to the two batteries from this Province. These are the 0th Heavy A. A. Battery consisting of elem officers and 174 other ranks and the 2nd Medium Battery, officers and

the new

CELEBRATE 25TH ANNIVERS- ARY-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holland celebrated their silver wedding an- niversary over the week-end when they visited the former home of Mrs. Holland where they were married as years ago. The week- end was strut surrounded by mem- bers of eir family and many friends of put and present days.

famous button” w J. MacDonald, of S. Coi- recniited Prince Edward limbo Church, East Point, who land and have taken rt in .11 Celebratod the Nuptisi Mass when Ls "if hBIl/y fighting 1h shy 1m, they were ed. A welcome and Northern Europe. ' gloat was their son. Cpl. J. H. It is expected that they wm u“ oliand. who Just arrived home from England mum" m‘ Wm from overseas in time for the quiet t tetown before the ""5"- Ppllibly earlier.

A byt

—Miss Barbara Siillphant. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mn. Roy Silliphant. Summers“ left on Saturday for Antigonish, N.S., to enter St. Francis Xavier University-S

CAM. J.W. Boyle and Mrs. Boyle have returned from an enjoyable visit to Montreal. Toronto. and Niagara Falls, New York. While in Toronto they visited Sgt». W. Mac- Carthy and Mrs. MacCarthy.

Mr. and Mrs. Angus M. Mac- Phee left for Boston after spending two weeks with Mr. MacPhevs mother, Mrs. M A. MacPhee of Heatherdale. ‘They were accomip- anied by Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair MacPheg who are enrouts to their home in Oakland. California

Mr. Percy Sullivan motored from his home at Halifax. N.S.. Satur- day to Spend the week-end at. his hold home in Roseneath, P1! I. On his return to the mainland, he will be accompanied by Mr and Mrs. JC McCormac and their three little children.

-Mr. Francis Araenault, B.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Arsenault. Summerside has left. for Montreal to take a teaching position on Loyola College. During the sum- mer months he was employed with MI‘. Schurman, Co. Ltd.. Char- lottetown-S

Miss Jean McKle pas- senger bv Maritime Central Air- wavs. yesterday for her home in Saint John. N. 8.. after a very pleasant week's holiday in Char- lotteirwn the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wakelin. , Col. J. L. Cahill of the R. C. A F.. has returned to Deberf. N. S. after a olewsant visit with his wife and family at his home in l Irishman.

These two

"Y; lotto

arrive in Chariot celebration. He had served over end of Sep five years with the armed forces. Mr. and Mrs. Holland formerly lived in Souris but Mr. Holland was transfe to the C. N. R. offices here this summer. Mrs.

o . the former Katherine Benton, was a nurse with the Un- itod States forces in the last war.

—SIMMON8-THOMI'SON -- A retty wedding was aolemnised on odnesday. Se t. 12th at U-WJP-Ill- st the home o Mr. and Mrs. ohn W. ‘Ihom son, Mai-gnu, when their Mug tar Lu Illa Jean- nctto, became the e of Her- bert Davis. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bracken Simmons. Summer- side RR. 3. Rev. J. A. McGowan srfomied the ceremony. The ride en the room on her father's arm to the strains from the Bridal C Lohuigr glhayod by Miss Olive Thompson. b ehbride

Y

ugus and Mrs. Charles N- Y. at a Nuptial M“ A. M. on Scptunbsr 1st ixi't maoulato Conception

at sis‘ h, 1m. shire. Athol, . v. T

L Church. celebrated m. MassJTh i. ' m“ H? “not” m“ ma ride wore

th navy ac- beamy corms of American

Sh arri prayer book, the ‘hi. “Th: tiiliiumwii‘ .‘.'.i£°°°'“ "m: IOI’ be’ sis "

A pretty wedding was solemnized on Friday. August Slst. at the home on Milton Avenue, Summerside. of the officiating clergyman. Flt-Lt. ER. Woodside, of Miss Lucilia Jane Hutchinson of Lot ltl to Charles Garnet Affleck of Summerside. The bride. who was very attractive in her wedding gown of powder blue with navy accessories and cor- sage of American Beauty roses, had for her bridesmaid. Miss Ruby Mae Wilkes of Moncton who wore flowered silk jersey with brown ac- cesaofles and corsage of American Beatuy Roses. The best man was Mr. Charles Waugh of New An- nan. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Affleck toured the pro- .,vince by motor and. on their return. a reception was held in their hon- or e6 Ho home of the bride's lin-

bcrt Camp ter Annie

an mot. x man. Fol- "a-i“ is as a

the bride and groom left on a wedding trip to New York City and Boston. ‘The bride is s former and the groom

Prince Edward Island school m. Keith Thompson e bilda teacher and for thi past few yearn was prcttily dressed in a floor- has employee on tho office ls dress of white moire with staff of the L. ll. Stu-rote Co. floor-length veil and carried a Athoi, Mass. m. 11W“ was nc- uat of ladioii. The brides- ently discharged rom the Amiv ma! was a in f-oor-iangtii after servirligmas a Sergeant in the blue sheer and IIIOILLdQE-IQHIHI American ineer Corps. Bo is a veil of blue embroidered‘ net and holder of the Purple Heart for i. bouquet. of mixed giadioli. The wcuncs received while in France. 119mg w” hsmmuiy decorated He is now em l0 ad by the L S. with autumn flowers and ferns, Storratt 00- A Maas. land a chmnhg boo -

was liven in marriage or father and was attended by Miss Allll Mono as biiiiuiiuiii was nip rted by

ty grin. la and t... doub an w“ S

by Elli; u.

veil blossoms. of cerlse

Robert Gall-ant. and Ray Buote. Interment. was in the church cemetery.

HEAVY RAINFALL — A total o! 2.09 inches of rain-was recorded at the Charlottetown Experimental station yesterday betwee l 8 o'clock in the morning and 9.30 last night. The precipitation was not fa!‘ 511°" of the total since the first of July- Warren Burns. server at the station said that 1.51 inches of rain fell in July. 1~56 in August and 0 '13 inches previously this month. However, the figures might not represent the rainfall elsewhere in the Province as dur- ing those ten weeks there had been very heavy showers in some sec- tions which were not experienced here

r town- briggs C arlottetown.

MacKensie, Charlotte- M. I. McAl

bieigids parents,

—A graphic story of the wartime achievements of the Cltv of couver squadron, been released cff vince was represented among the squadron. Prince Edward Island by Wing Cmdr. J .A.

this

Macloan, D.F C

Flt. Lielut. R.S. MacL ide. Mr. Emest J. Ready of the firm McCabe Mass._ is visiting in South Mel- ville. guest of his sister, ‘Mrs. J. D. Flood. He is accompanied by his Ruth Terry Comstack Lowell. Joseph- Chadwick and Eu- gene Hudzick of Dracut, Mass.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Eben Marshal‘- was held from his residence. 104 Pownal Street,

8r.

New Gl

Church where services were con- by the Rev. E. F. Coffin. who also officiated at the Pall-bearers were Albert Carson, Michael Stanley

d.

number of Prince Edward Islanders are listed among over- seas Canadian Army personnel due to arrive at Quebec on Sept. 2i on board the troopship Pasteur. They

pt, F‘. R. P. Arsenault Char- lottetown; Capt. J. I. Hickey, Ken- Capt. D J. Souris East; Gni‘. Charlottetown; Summersidu;

Summerside; I..-C l. N.

Pte. Pte.

Carme -

chard; Sgmn. C. C. lottetown; Pte_ J. Burke, Charlotte- R. E. Cameron Hamp- UCampbell. Char-

A.

P.

rrett,

C. J. Gillis Summerside; Ptc F‘. J, Larkin. Armadale; Sgt. E. E. Wheatley River; Pte.

tii. Charlott OMS. P‘ J.

. O. L.-Cpl

n.

Ono Prince Edward Islander is also listed among R.C.A.F. person- nel returning on the He is Lac. T. S. Wood, New Wilt-

AIMMONS-CAMPIIELL WED- DING—A wedding of much inter-

Mr. bell when lth

el became the bride of Bracken Keith. son of Mr. and Mrs J. Bracken Simmons, of Wil- Riev. J, A. McGowan solemn-

Y

their places is arch festooned with ferns

llllflmll‘

grink and white stream- ide. who was

white satin with lace ng painted sleeves. and four-length held I11

place Her‘ arm gladioli.

tended by Miss Florence Dyment who wore a frock of blue cheer Illa blue lb will VII

oulder v

R C.A F“ iciaily. Every Pro-

A. DeCoste. "cm:- Gallant. Summerside; crown.

. Smith. Charlotte- town; Pte. P. G. Smith. Charlotte-

at Hampshire. Services werg con- ducted by the Rev. All. Todd. as- sisted by the Rev. Mr. Morrison.

has The pallbearers were. Hilbert Ire-

ment Hampshire oeinete y.

FUNERAL AT BANGOR. — The funeral of the late Mrs. Simon Mc- Kinnon of Central Royalty was held Tuesday afternoon. A short ser- vioe at the Outoliffe Funeral Home was followed by service in Bangor ghiuch. Services

was of Lewis. and ean. D F.C.

of Lowell,

of

ert Trainor, Joseph Kelly. merit in Bangor cemetery.

BIHVS.

Campbell. Pursey

the siege of Kong Kong‘ was taken prisoner by t c Japanese and interned. Released last year in an exclaange of prisoners, Sister Cain, with four oth

as warmly the Loretta Sisters and teach in their schools.

An in uest opened yesterday 8t Summer de into the ‘death Wed- nesday of Willard Day. 20. C! N01‘ boro. Acting coroner 'l‘. D. Car- ruthers impaneiled s Jill‘! then adiourned the hearind 19¢!‘ Chief of Police Peter White mada the routine identification of the body at the Compton Funeral

H . gig: inquest will resume on Sept.

be was fats iniilrfli in l mills accident {gednesda . I- hali- hour altar he was marfled- F0111‘ other persons i-niured in the crash are in the Prince County 3°89"!- Last night they were said w b! 't‘""‘ i.°""‘i."“&‘.i..“.3i.3t°v‘€m‘§i=‘¥ dtion s wit‘. m. bud“-

eca invited t

weather ob-

‘i

.7 L. C.

Neill. Jack nerd and J.

The death occurred in the Prliwfl t d morn- "e- "linear"... .......

Creamer, Dodds, Sum-

clmrmttewwn; in her home on Cedar Street and

break her hip and has since been h confined to the hospital- ‘ Mrs. Gilli: was a fine exdamgle

account ti part in out- ame w “u $1‘. ‘iblzeio be around

and

Saturday morning at D o her iota dance to Church and Cemotoiun-S

“Mr. and Mh. Hath Strong, Bummersidc have loft on a trip W Maximal and Bolton-G.

-Mias Rbeta I-fvpaood. who h“ been apendinl two week's vacation with her “gents. Mr. and Mn- ciauiic Hoplpod. Bummoraido h" returned to Toronto-S.

_Mr, 4nd ‘ha. L. Moore of Halifax an guests at the home of Mr. Moore's parantlrllf- and Mrs L.A. Moore. Summeraidc-S.

f-Miu Ada Maolood. daughter o

a "OLE!!! "Own" “d Halifax co resume her studies at Dalhousie University. -S

-Mn Roy Ahom, Daihousie. N.S.. liu arrived in Suinmci-side to visit, her parents, Mr. and Mra Abel AracnaulL-S.

iii

-Mrs. If R. Crockett. Summer- side is spending a few days with her niece. we. George Macblillan and of other rehflm il Covenant-J.

"PENNY."

and Mrs. their daugh-

under a

with orange bouquet was She was at-

‘ ’ THE CHA v ' “ ~. '#_“ ' ‘ 1 l ' a I FQR L- - I Mom“ ther. w. Archibald nuiebiiim u _ __ ..,__-____________ ——J - "- - ----i~ "a ""r....=:.: ~ * ° ~ ' m. “snail” .°.f§§"&i°“’...i i ww- v men were called but about noon , ,“‘°‘-" " °" “' m‘ " DIII unlxraormsr - u. ed mm Byiwll pbui-ua a ’ ‘"- yesterday for a mo! fire it uis "m" W" ml"- Tl" "i" Marshall. 0 sue immi- a the ti; ' m, BOSS-At the Uhll’ m... m... gstjigéflse a! 311 F- Chg-pt. First flflmfifiwflflfihmfhflhfffinh“; 6G1! about noon him-v at m: ' Miss am er, Miss 011M! ‘flu-fill?’ m’ "3"..." m‘ ‘M easmwhi wuex- ' hqm 5g“ - .-.- 9d m" myth!“ bu; room the prottily “printed din- “us. 111104 0:01:31: “Nut-at: m h C w“ Imouhah‘ ‘h, ohultmgfwm lll8ht damage was caused ofllin- ml"""°- ‘m!’ m l’ M“ “d about twochours later n. is iur- Ilrlnl s oily buiiui pink mu and the amp" m" H°"""“-"1""" ‘ - m’- "i ated from a spark. it was believed. {eggmalzhflfmgwrédfg-mm m.“ h, hi. widow h“ ‘"51 of diarivariera named’ to ext/e one radicals. his bride. . $03335 $213M“ "l" 9'1- F N '-—* _ o; ‘h, ma, m“ “p,” h, h children. l nta h, their co ratula ions. The happy Simmons gave exquisite comm h __ n m‘ Co“ U m“ EATUMMY Th" were not completed lug t couple reside W w The bridonaid and . a fan-m of Mrl- pom Bquim wu m"“"“"' "m" m‘ "°°"‘~ m“ ___ ' ___ ' u» [Noll u a mmmui IIIIIIII’. recci .. 11" flaw“ “Mm “tiff” u ' ' laifiegd Swarm aflterfioon from the °"ggféuf“§lylbggaacfig' TQDA] _ n. gm. 1h. “u; i ih-“u d (Patriot please copy). reoci pmapd saint: 19”‘ u’ u". no“. '31 ‘Hz: cLean era ommServiees ' gum nlmgcggey . —-"' a . For OIIMIII‘ ~ v -- ,- wei-e conducted by Rev. T.E. Mc- "m" ‘g: "m3 °°“p1°' 1mm“ m‘; ‘ti, Inga-m: “I; g w“. Afic- aix years of mentoriouc caption following the ceremony John W ~ . Lennan, Rev. !..l. Levy and Rev. J. M” “h” “d “"3"” mm‘- p g g i h, h‘; gmm mg‘ "n" g m. mt“, “m” service. Acting-Captain J.J. Con- tb dininl bio was lovely Vi"! 5355A“ "' A" "l" m"! will"! R. Skinner. Interment was in M" Ame“ whk° “If”? °v°”'“ chwfm; 'm°ffl 12,50; h; 1 m“ u” ‘u. “ ‘h. h“ nolly. R..C.N.V. . is home on floral tionl wed- Hospital Montague. on Best. ls. Princetown Road Cemetery. Rev. "i" W'- “"°° "11" "‘ Sm‘ o'clock today (mum) w sui- ' ‘ u.- leave prior to lamina is. dia- fill: cakes, one wmi iu mailman ma. to m. and Mrs. Guy m»... Mr. McLennan and Rev. Mr. Skin- memfi-‘q n, qhumh "h," q '11] h. m; ‘h, g. h in,“ ‘h.’ chug. mm u.‘ 0mm“ Ngvy, bri c and tho wi G ul. P-IJ. s daughter. n" "fflclliml- The Plllbwsr! hold at a o'clock. mtmiisut iii the humour-bums: "p"!!! Connolly's lut Ihiivn 4°" "m "rim" m‘ fin “l” gLAamg were: rewi- Small, Lyle nobiuiiuii. Juhhmh u,“ _ h m“, dim... m,“ , $L"u..u.'“mmh,,u . was axon. Avalon, ncwiouiis- w and M" m"! '1‘ - M "I Wflwh BM- Rede“ swwart‘ Mm" Smikrwn‘ ria a of considerable local interest -%- fmll to ~50 Ill for the up- land. who" hp W88 Cfllllmlndllil ' ' M“ mm‘ m‘ “d F" Fred Coles and Owen Younker. mo m.“ m sh Mary.‘ anthem“ “mg”; “sq-hum! _ Th. m, u. ‘h. "aha." - omqeh - Jean Campbell and. Waugh": f? EILAEDItLQ-Qvfgam “emu”. q 1mm, WAR. runner: commune fljff“§cgk“flj}i“ef w}: film}: 33.25:‘ 521mm.‘ if,‘ hififiugfgf; “'15”! "'3' 3' main-it‘ “"1"”? Li‘? n? 2;; lam number ciurivaricrl anti; Hospital Albarwn, Sept; i. ma, to PHONE -The vrar finance committe. for am n a. hm, o‘ Gum" ‘mi-ham gnu‘. m. mm; d; hip‘ of Captain Co 'lly a noviog ihmval "a w ‘dd mm ‘mm " 1y - and MN. J. cat ult, “u”. “m” w, Prince niwiira Illlnd and New .,.,,,;';g,,-,,,., ‘.1’, m, w, 5,... - son ma: nuiia. Service was 1L3}; nu. lanai-tau m affairs. He lnld o an mum.“ ‘h’ '11‘. ‘Q3111 3°'"'“ "'°“- Airpm mi - 20s: Bninswick aims in Saint- Jciiii this m. o, s. "m, c," Bu.“ b1’. conducted by flIC Rev. m. Mao- for ma, yam a" vary u Navy in 1m as a aub-msubsriuit $0. m. f: Q‘ i’ h . 9mm’; 0am - At the wutmii-ioapital. "’°°"- “m” “tmdm? m“ m‘ csuie the ‘bride of Mi- Guy Holllh- Vicar. Pallbearers were John Ran- aap of tho II hi. and. Ind hi! With-WM mini"! h" ous fariiier with‘? lease copy) “km M‘ n‘ ma‘ “m” “d “Wm” m‘ Messrs‘ wflhm ton son of the late James Hough- kine Lelch Perfluson Joseph Drls- at time of hh pm was a included two six-month training prnmhyp ' UH. Jamel Gain. a, son, Mclmm- Pewy “m” “d A" ton‘ and Mrs Houghton of Suni- coll' Walter Wood 'Harry wood member of the Bout-S. cruises in the West Indies. He was "ma", ggnyjglg _ Th, 95am " 5t the w°lt°m 5°59“! M ' McPherson. Charlottetown; W.E. memde Rev‘ Joseph “m! pep huh‘ He“); gm-"f 1553mm; 1h’ otied f‘ tenant-Commander hum.“ o; M“ Phmck Murphy Alberton. Sept. 1,1 , toMr. and M E Darby and Ralph Dodds Sllmmef- "ma; m," mum, Name“, Mount Herbert ceuieui-y. wenivaansz in 1m and it was with this mix w" h,“ “ma. mofllln‘ from w“ "m" 5mm‘- “b°"°"~ “ ‘ “d” “m4” Cunpbwl “mum”; and celebrated the nu tin-l man. --__. that he entered active hostilities n,“ “Junyuy Mineral Home " A L Bid A Mcliennah, Souris. The hrma w“ ‘wen n mud". M1“ log-rm". wcompmh‘ b, IIDPIIT! IUICIAIE —'El inl . w sh i. 3umc. when o N '- Al. the Western . by her uncle, Damian Sampson. her nsice. Mrs. Marion Robinson. ""5"" M "I l!“ m" 16m"! F01’ I» W" he W" Wmmlndnl Requiem High Mus was celebrated 30mm‘ ‘uberwn’ Bun’ " 1916' t“ . R . MEMOMAL 5'5"“?! — Yfl- lfld was Sltended by he!‘ cousin 1m siturdav momin on a vim Wmhfli" W" "id b? the Wm‘ 0mm 0i H-Mfi-B- Queen Chlr- b Rev Fathe McCardle who also M“ “d u“ “d” °*‘""°"- ‘i - "i ‘erday Bfiemmm ‘he ‘mmm mm‘ Miss Rita Sampson Mr Wilfred to their uncle, Mr. ruce Proctor “W”! Bil“ Yfiltfldly l0 Mr- lotto, Charlottetown. His ne y d {m v1: m‘ ' ye Th, 5°" I - l" ‘"531 “W1” W“ held i“ the 3°‘ Sampson brother otthe bride was and Mrs. Proctor. Brockton. Mass. J°°°Ph Kl"! 1°!‘ $5.850. TM transfer was to l-LMCS. Stad- '9' c’ 9,1. MCKENNA “M u"! welifim 3°!- ____.___. man Catholic Cemetery, Charlotte- be” man’ The bride w“ dressel m while the" Mm Robin,“ W111 household fumihire was also dis- aoona, Halifax. His next appoint- h. “emhmmu Donald‘, Gym. 91ml» 59W- 13. 1H5. i0 Mr. and BERT _“'""""“'“‘ ~-~- Wm- u-YB“ °°"3N5““°"5 ‘mm a royal blue chiffon velvet dress also visit her two aunts. Mrs 90nd of in I v pipfitable sale. incnt was at sea as executive of- v m “d! he 50h ‘Mean MYI- BYWH Mi-‘Kflml. Elm-Idlie. s “sudden” aimiimciit, both St. Division's Basilica and with m“. h” with would" length Ruben pm“, Roghum Mm" mg the auctioneer bang r. W.H ficer aboard l-LMCS. Hamilton .,fi.‘,?",’h, mmfggu, n ' 5 l°n~ 8 "!3_1Ye%ne§d“g" use” "- g: the Holy Redeemer parishes were v.1...“ coma, o; 111...“... “om, Mrs. John MacDfmlld. Stohehlm. Bu which was bus 0f the American ' MATTHEW! - M the Western o Vin“... PM‘; “f - We En WW“- The Wm" P-Pvfllvflm Her attendant was dressed lfi a Mus. destroyers transferred to amsiand srinups IURLOUGH AT nous H°"’“'i1- “hemp. Bept. 11. 1H6. yhhvls _' At-R- nheriit-h year. to the was!“ W“ delivered 1W ubvy blue crepe dress, with match- -——- HOLIDAY ENJOYED - c 1 Lee in e-Xvhapac for the 99-year 1cm -pu J A Gauthier of m. 5th Di- "° M“ ‘"4 M" Emil" m“ 104s o il J “m” °“ 5°“ "- R" J-W Mwflrdle- filly"! we" ing accessories and her corsage was HONOR-ED AT OTTAWA — Short and LAW Catherine annon 01 strategic land bases. vision Provost Coy who has re- mews- mmwal" “ dwghw‘ B)‘, ' me ams in his 7m! i. mild by Rev- E Baldwin. 0 5- of pink roses flfld suapdiiigoii. A Crimp Capt. n. n. Stewart. Dir- of No. s Release Centre Regina mm m duty Captain Conn- ceiitiv returned train VGIICM h "Wu" —M the Western Hw- cKINNON-At c .i B R» 8t Muslim's Basilica choir reception was held it the home of ecwr of Inwllisence at Air Force Sask. have i-stui-usii w their m! 011v went to Kins’: College. Halifax. ienimed to Balms ami- spend PW- i- 19- 1946. t» Mr- and fl Se t 14 1945mm“ “film” ~ assisted. under the dirvction of Mr- M; and M", ,1_A, sewn“... s5 Headquarters, Ottawa, has receiv- tiori Qf-ter a particularly anioyable for further studv and then aoH M. a 80 days lough with his wife M"- Cl 10M Mpdfler Tisnish. a sex 'on 'formei'-l M“ m“ i w.J Brown. Morris Street. The toast to H1O ed honorary Czechoslovakian wins: furio h. While on hOlidSy the c.s. York. TOIOIICQ. wan-ii he iiiiii family. also m; Dltclitl w. davehtcr- .E.I_, 1.. 5,, m, hi" “"1". -— bride was proposed by Rev. Father from the Czechoslovakian Min- viai Banff. Alberta. New yorli commanded for several months and and Mia. Peter uthier. MIvKINNCN-At the Ottawa Civic UNI) - i Mount He bert ~~ FUNER L SERVICES — The Mills. Mrs. mi: COIIIiOIS poured ister to Canada. Dr. Frantisek City. my. Halifax. N.s.. and spent where he received his fourth i-iiig Mflylield. P.E.1. Hospital. on September 1. 946. w s ms Alfred Lund 1r '5'” l funeral Malcolm MacLennaq. cog“, and M“ Maurice pew-s Pavlasek. Group Capt. Stewart, a week in Prince Edward Island. last Jung before taking command ___ h Mr, and Mrs Frank MacKinhCp. B é.» ' ' n h!‘ m“ ; Pleasant Valley. was held from his pound gel The couple received formerly of Charlottetown. was the guests of Miss Iois MacKay, 0g the Newfoundland hm, FUNERAL A1- ghpgpggmg _. son. David Cameron. ARSIIALL — Sudd n1. i late residence on Thursday afiel- many mvely wedding gm, including one of roul- member; or the n, c. Albany. Tmmgphy The funeral of the ms w my my. RAMSAY - At the Prince County widen“. 104 Pownaf gt "i hi: 3. noon, Sept. 13th. Services were g gmoklh; stand and a ha; meg A. F. to be honored by Czecho- FAME]; n}; h F sQUADnON son was held from his idonce Hflipiill 0h 5911i. 13. 1945. to Mr. ' m‘ vii

gem» 17» 1945. Eben Marsh

Eears BR HAUT-At Aug. 30, 1945, M haut (nee Amy erly of Crapaud. CHAMPION

all. aged

Toledo. Ohio on rs, Ha o,’ _ MacLIc-xaixh), 15.2..

— At Ci ltt of Darniey I Dcifiévmueiaggéigg . age _

xesitns at Davisonayqun Remain’ KEENAN- In this city, Bept, p) ylgg- James Keenan in liq? DAY-At the Prince County Hug.

tal, Sept. l9, Willard Day of Nor. GR“ a ed 3o‘ years.

— t th Pri co Hospital on Sept! 20. ‘m! William Gillis. aged 82 years MATIIESON — At East Royalty on Thursday. September 20m. ma, MIA. Malcolm Mbtheson in her 77th

WI!‘ MOORE —- At Union Road on t,

and Mrs. Clifford Ramsay, a son.

Ronald McKay.

PEOVENCIIER — At the P E. Is.

land Hobbit-pl. Sept. l5. i946, to

Mr. and lvflrs. HS Provencher. a

Jill-Shim‘. Miriam Ruth.

MCPHIJE — At the Western Hos-

mnl. Albertoh. Se t. i2, mo, to . and Mrs.

oaeph McPhee, Fbrtuns Cove, a. son. DAWSON — At the Prince County Hospital on September l7. 1945, to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Davison of a daughter. Elisa-

th . JOHNSTEIN-At the P. E, Island Hospital. Sept- 16. ma. to Mr. and Mrs vid Johnston nee Lillian

Wednesday 51w;- IsIiLND-BQBN "UN IN INDIA 308px“! s‘ z m 1M5 to “d 1,1 1946 M“ c i. _. - I I - . . . yflls M i w“ lawsuit. baccarat: v-i» ‘iv-i- i- w- w-i- w. - m" l

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MARSHALL — Suddenly at his residence, 104 Pownal Street on 59M. 17. 1945, Eben Marshall. aged 49 years '

CHAMPION - At Chailotictowli of’: Sept. 1'7, i916. Ansel Champion o

. aged 3'! years MURPHY — In the Chiiilottotown golipigkal Sgpt.‘ l8 i546. Mrs Pat- c urp y nee argare’. M

McCiokeyl m SUDBUIIY-At the Charlottetown Hospital on Tuesday. Se t. 16.1945. Wile; F. Sudbury. ag 5o years. KIT 0N—At. the P. E. I. Hosplt-Ii. Sept. l9. 1945, Waldy Kitson in his 8th year '

CAMERON — At Augustine Cove, Sept. l9, 1946. Margaret Ellen Cameron, aged 40 years, wife of Robert Qameron

MARTIN-Jr! this city. Sept. i0. I945, Mrs. Thomas Martin. South- port, in her 77th year.

SLY BUT SALTY

RED-INA, Sept. 20 -- (C?) —A young miss ‘in a Regina restaurant thought she was getting extra sugar for her coffee when she slyly helped herself to contents of a bowl on the counter While the ivaitreu wasn't looking. She received a jolt. however. when the waitress returned and began filling the salt géaliers with the substance in the

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1333a North Tryon. a son. Eric Reg-

MacKAY-At the P. E. I. Hospital, Jam. 2. mo. to w. and Mi-i. stei- ling MacKay. Charlottetown. a son. Sti lborn.

MACRAE-At tho P E 1 Hospi- tal. QQPL l8. i946. t0 Mir. and Mrs. Lincoln MacRae, Whaatiey River, a daughter.

Msniusoss _

of Hamgshire.

CHAND ER. - BBYENTON _. At the Salvation Army Citadel. Char- lottetown by lillajor William Mercer on ThursdlaayfilSe t. l3. i945. Thelma Gertrude ,en n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bryenton, Brackley. P.E.I.. to Hayden Davis Chandler, son of Mr and Mrs.

Frederick oiiuiuisi, cburibtmowii. _____________, DEATHS

'.——-———-——————- . FBDVENCHER — Died at the P.E Island Hospital. Sept. l5. 1945. Miriam Ruth, infang duughter or Mr. and Mrs. H. Provencher. MCLEOD-At Hartsville on Sept. 18, i945. Mrs. Allan McLeod. aged 58 years.