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In Memoriam

MANY MOURN DEATH 0P DR. PHILIP L HERMANN

MIDDLETON, Oct. 25—In the death of Doctor Philip 1... Hermann, Nicuaux Falls, which occurred Sat- ﬂnlay evening at Soldiers Memorial Hospital, Middleton, Nova Scotia has lost a citizen widely known throughout the province and his unexpected passing will cause deep regret and sorrow to hundreds 0i’ friends and acquaintances.

Doctor Hermann was born in Clifford, Ontario, 68 years ago and since i900 has made his home in Nova Scctia and Prince Edward Is- land residing at Nlctaux Falls since 1917 where he practiced his pro- fession oi optometry with branch offices in Bridgetown and Annapo- lis Royal and for a time at Liver- pool. Recognized as a 1 riding member of his mofession octor

for ten years was chair-

board of Examinersin

_ _ for Nova Scotia, being

an appointee of the Provincial Gov-

ernment. He was a graduate of

Toronto University as registered

optcnncfrist and took an advanced

course in Chicago receiving the de- gree of Doctor of Opthalmology.

Had Many Talenll

A graduate of the ‘Ibronto Con- servatory oi Music, he w keenly interested in music esp ally in orchestra‘ €ork and as a talented entertainer he was frequently in demand at fraternal and other similar gatherings. Among the or- dinary trades the doctor was an ex- cellent carpenter and cabinet build- er, a, skilled metal worker and an GXpEYL Milli painter and pointer of theatrzczil scenery,

Of a magnificent physique Doctor Hermziliii was a wei known athlete ii ‘is younger" days and at one

' unis a member of an All-Can-

.. Qlllill. ‘ream. In recent years

l(\ ‘oak up curling and was well

by curling fraternities throughout the province. Gener- ous ill lime, talents and money.,i Dodo." Hermann will be ti‘u:y[ missed by llllllly organizations and. individuals who knew him as a friend.

Doctor Herman was a Past Presi- dent of the Middleton Curling Club. He was a thirty Two Degree Mason and a member of Philne Temple Mystic Shrine of Halifax.

Survivriig are his wife, formerly Mrs. Jessie Mouland of Glace Bay; two daughters, Nmesae (Mrs. Harry J. Mulen cf Fnirlawn, N. J.) and Miss Kay Hermann, R.N., Brook- line, Muss; two sons, Lieutenant Charles "Tiny" Hermann, R.C.N., and Arthur. at home, and one step- daughter, Ethel, filSO at home; three

andcliildren, Francis, Patty and

uddy Mullen.

The funeral service was held from Holy Trinity Anglican Church, where the rector, Rev. T.R.B. An- derson, was assisted by Rev. E. B. Gabriel, rector at Annapolis Royal. Interment was in Pine Grove cem- etery with full Masonic honors.

(Dr. Hermann was a brother oi the hi; Mr. John P. Hermann of Pownal, P13. Island).

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deep shadow of oom was cast Gila‘ Maple Plains agid vicinity on November 9th, 1942 iiviien it was lieamed that the Ari-Eel oi’ Death had arrived, during hhe early moi‘- lniiiig‘ hours. and carried aWa W My spiritual home tihe 5011i: off (Jhiarles Iklmund BhKI-rliﬂ-ﬂ- Tn‘ mend" as he wvs commonly called by young and old, was born sEVenW- itwo years ago at M0015 P151115 where he resided practically all hi! life. He ‘who a general favorite with all, and riiiwnys evinced deeP interest in i-hc ooinmiimit Wylie“?- Altliough iii ffliilfl: heal h for the past imv years. he was able to be around and attend t0 hi! W014‘ iimtil ziibout a week berlofe his 698m- Even than hopes were held for hm recovery but God had willed mine!‘- “f]%_ and ccﬂy Monday mornin he breathed his inst, dyi as he all ldvcd, quietly, pczicef-uly. and a trouble to ho one. The last con- soling ritrs or the Catholic Church. of “which hc svzis adcvotcri memibﬂ. ‘were rcildiirod to h'm by has MIOWPG pastor, Rev. M. J. smun. Short-Iv before his dr-alh. He leaves to mmlm the loss, and cherish the mrmmy, of c. kind and 71110117111 brother and friend. 00° 515W? Mary A., who ﬁelded with himnnd q, large circle of relatives ""5 1P1" ends. ‘The fiuneral took pla-oe on Wednesday morning from his late residence to St. Malachiaki Chllwh Kinkora, whrre the funeral Mass W35 sung by the pastor, Rev. M. J. 51mm, w)", aim officiated ht the services at the grave. Iriicmmﬂit was in the adjoining oemetfy- Th4; mill bearers were, Own MCCBPi/iiii‘, Damien Shieeﬂim. David Mullins, John cums Alice-S MCcﬂdTili-c mid Freeman Walsh"

MR. WILLIAM WINDOVEI. ‘ ROBINSON

A wide circle of friends and ncquaintlinces regret the death of Mr William Windover Robinson of North Rustico. on Thursday. Nztv. 5. i942. in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Robinson was born in May

iPro

across almost

‘either.

disre a

Supplies.

of rental

charged

were im

gulat ans. Gasoline gulations. were also responsible for for their effort on our part as they the prosecution oi 12 persons who did not ask u; to do anything, we

secutions For

Infractions 0f Price Regulations

Seventy-eight persons we" pfo- 4m ym scouted during the first week of oi the this month for aleged Infractions clouds". of the Warlnie Prices and Trade and showing signs of slowing down Board regulations and 2i for con- a bit? I hope not-Our boys have traventions of the orders of the got to fight on. Oil Controller and the Controller of The victorious extended our tasks are tremendous, and while with offenders in our little Cﬂmmunity

Prosecutions Canada every province.

Infzacilons of the prices regulat- ions resulted in fines ranging from $1 to $500 being imposed on a total of 2i persons. Twenty-two persons were prosecuted for nonobservance served-Jrhe regulations. Landlords knows no cares" blights many a bud who increased rents unlawfully 01' 0i’ llmml-BE- unreasonable rents We" shown that the Board was in earnest to another years’ work and must. whenllt. instituted its fight 118K111“ plan for inflat on.

Hoar-den were not treated kindly accomplished during the year ust the enforcement Administriiimg Past, and I will not dwell on t. for infractions of the hoarding and tivities we had during the year to rationing regulations. Fines imrm- ed ranged from $5 to $50.

Fines ranging from $10 to $100 Rink Management. A Talkie Pic-

d on nine persons who ture in Yen's ‘Theatre. ed the tire rationing ro- rationing re-

SBVEIX P61250115 were

tried to beat the law.

Mr. D. was recently appointed

ment

IHWEN.

Administrator for Island.

Annual Meeting

Vernon Credit Union

Annual meeting of Vermon Cre- dit Union Ltd. was held on oct- 28 last at Vernon school. The at»

tendance was fair Weather conditions

conside rins and also the

fact that a. considerable proportion

of the ing on ployed

membership are now sen" military service or em- outside of tho province on

wartime work

The

president, James

Hughes. presided. Reports of directors and various committees were read and were received by the members.

03$.

Credit

treasurers report showed a

wth in the assets of the

o gr Dividend of 3 per

Union.

cent was declared on shares. The Credit Union invested $400.00 in the third Victory Loan.

The elected commit

retiring officers were re- in each of directors and tees.

Commendaiiory and constructive remarks and suggestions were of- fered by J_ M. Furness a visitor to the meeting as well as by sev- eral members and a general 5991-

ing of

throughout.

‘rho

optimism was evident

Credit Union looks for-

ward to s new year with 6W1’? hope of continued growth and use- fulness to its members.

At the first directors fneei-liig held after the anual meeting Mr. James Hughes was rc-elccteil Pre-

sident elected

and Mr. Fred Irving 1*‘- vice-president and Mr_ F.

C. White re-eiec-ted treasurer. srocn NOFE

Among the 84 Holsteins from 5'1

Q. Stewart. Svmmerside, of salvage shipped from sour-is and Einioroe- colected under the Prince the Carry-on-Cmada Col-gs. Al“ srman-

Souris Red Gross

Following is the address given at the annual meeting of the Red Crosgiby the Pres. Mrs. A. C. Cox.

Another Annual Meeting has roiled around, and we are in our r of war work with no sign "silver 11h the dark Are you getting weary

and need our help. mood is needed. for

has a small part w irlﬂy~bet us be enthusiastic lover it. Whenever we can encour. age, do so; utter the kind word when You can; give the helping praise when ou see that it is de- Oiisht that "no one

CHARLOTTETOWW GUARDIAN

Tonight we are looking forward it. The re rts that follow will tell you wha we have

I night mention some of the ac-

raise money—A Pantry Sale by the Society-A skate put on by the

A dance put on by the R..A.l='. of Crash boat, and our thanks is due these boys also received proceeds from a ca)‘

supervision of

from the people of

On August 4th s Home Nursing Course, authorized by the Canadian Red Cross, was organized by Mrs. G. F. Roper. All the nurses of the community were expected to give some lectures and practical de- monstrations during the course. I might sayythat they responded to the call willingly and gave gener- ous.y oi their services. Miss Hazel Siﬁfiis 01-50 Rive us a lecture, Dr. McDonald 2 and Dr. Smallwood i. All were instructive and very much appreciated. Them were about fifty enrolled in thig class, and all that attended 75 per cent of classes got an attendance card from the Canadian Red Cross Society. A review of the work gone over is ex- pected in the different societies oi the churches once a month, and I trust this Will be done during the Winter months, so we shall be pre- pared. shouid an emergency occur. I am resigning as your President tonight, rind I have nothing but pzaise for all the willing workers of ihis Society. A great many have excelled themselves. You have turned out work that brought forth praise severiil tunes from Red Cross House in Charlottetown, and th‘s must be encouraging to you, when we have won this war you will feel satisfied within that you have done your part. I would also like to mention here the good work done by the ladies oi Souris River and Red Point through the efforts of’ the C.W.L. I only hope the C. W L. will encourage them to con- trnue on, and enlarge their con- tribution is possible.

To the Convener of sewing, Con- venor of Hospital Dressings, Conv- enor of Knitting (who I regret is absent tonight), packeus and ship- pers of boxes, our eifidcnt secre- tiiry, our treasurer, I now express my sincere and humble thanks for

Son, G. S. Blllliillll and John l... Clark of New Wiltshire and Rus-

been devised to partially Niki? m"

herds in all parts of Canada that have been nominated for the All- Canadian Contest is Count Path- finder Kerk. wno was first P1119 bull three years old and over. Seli- ior and Grand Champion at Char- lottetown Exhibition‘ this year. He is owned by a syndicate comD°>“-’d of Cecil J, Stewart, W. Buntnin 8.:

o. cine All-Canadian Cont/est has

place of the Dominioifs major fairs and exhibitions, most of vrhich have this 3'90!‘ 199°" can‘ celled It provides for an All-Can- adian and a Reserve All-Canad- ian to be picked in each of the regular show clames by a 00ml‘; tee composed ofthc Judges at air fairs of provincial championship calibre and certain specified res- ional championships. The results will he announced early in De- t. cember, oeoige. tile third oi’ the family. a who died in 1938 in Brackley Point. w In 1009 the famili’ removed 1° Harrington but returned to the Island in 1913. In 1929 Mr. Rob- 1115011 removed to North Rustico

He is survived by one brother.

your spdendid co-operatlon,

EASTERN. GUARDIAN

few days furlough with his family in Montague. L.

short leave visiting his family Montague.

England, is after his serious illness. Tupper is

38119- L.

The annuil meetin of where he resided until his death. Md o; Minus“, {gynrted mun-ch was held at the home of Mrs H

There uze loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and

ue, Then give to the world the best you have And the best will come back to you.

..'Sheldon Stewart is spending a

.'Bll1ie Larkin is spending la l1 L. ..'Friends are pleased to hear lat Tupper Hayward R. C A. F. making a good recovery

son oi’ Rev. 5 E and Mrs Hay- Md oi the United murch, Mont-

..'LADIES AID OFFICERS — the Ladies

NOVEMBER 17,1943 —-&=_'--__~

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Gracious Hucisons Sturdy Raccoons

A Hudson Seal coat is a point of pride to all ladies the coat that’: meant for you who are looking for the finest. Superb pelts, rich, glossy, light weight go to make the coat in which you are always “dream! up."

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Goats that ensure warmth and guarantee enduring weal; Then worked uniquely by filmed designers into wide strip?“ P° Elva new softness and silkiness m coats that are the crown of raccoon,

$195.00, $225.00 $3

, $295.00, 50.00

‘(Good Coats oi Stylish Econorp

out‘ that a" “mmmi-ble. ‘durable. notably good

lsiiiizlgllﬁilgtbtt the same time very reasonably priced,

Hudson HeadO ts Eamon Pimvsoau £33.33

Super Seal . . . a coat that gives you most good locks

for the money. $115.00, $125.00. $149.00

K u Oust 3 Lett oi Pertect Persia?

Beautiful Black Persian Lamb, close fur, every one a. fashion success, ored by artist fiuriers, lifetime investment.

Sizes 16 and 18 only. $379.00. $395.00, 3450,00

curled lustrous designed and m]. coats that mean practically a

MARIA MONTEZ, Universal Picture Star

endisli, and by five sons, Brerivtﬁn

envoy to South Africa.

Mr. 1867. Tn i890 he married Miss Jane Ellen Robinson and settled on the family homestead on Robin- son's Islniid. now Inﬁll-MEG in "l! National Park area, Here a fam- iiﬁ of nine children were reared. g 01 living except

whom are

Charles Robinson living in Ca.v- J Mam“ on Tuesday evening, with a large attendance. A resume of the years work was given by the Sec- Teiiﬂfy. Mrs H, . . was very satisfactory indeed. This m: the ladies decided to collect toad of holding their annual sup- per and bazaar. The response was excellent and the members were well satisfied. Qiu-i/te a bit of fancy work was handed in and this too had been sold swelling the funds The retiring president, Mrs Mont Wright was complimented on the splendid work dorm during the year she was in office. Mrs R W Stewart was appointed pres/ant for the ensuing year. Mrs. H. J Mabon and Mrs. Wright 1st aind 2nd vice presidents; Mrs Cowan re-electcd as Secretar Treasurer. vMrs. W J. Fraser an Bertie Mar- tin, auditors. Mrs Marshall Rey- nolds convene-r of fancy work. Two new members were added to the roll at this meeting, after the close refreshments were served and a pleasant half hour enjoyed. L.

..°SOURIS C. W. L. - The senior C.W.L. oi’ Bouris held their regular monthly meeting in the League room on Tuesday, Nov. 10th.. with the President in the chair. In the absence of the Secre- tary, Mrs, Art MacDonald was appointed Secretary pro tern. The ‘Treasurer's report was read and approved, showing a substantial balance in the hank. after all league obligations had been paid. I A donation of s2 was sent to the .' TB. league and 1.000 cigarettes each were sent to the Rev. H. F. MacDonald, Rev. J, K. Maclsaac and Rev. John Kelly, as a Christ- ,, 1118.5 gift to be distributed to the men under their care The cor- respondence included e. very in- spiring letter from the new Diocesan President, also a later from Miss Della Coffin of the Women's Regional Advisory Com- mittee. It was decided to have St. Mary's Hall cleaned. The meet- ing closed with prayer for the armed forces After the meeting a very interesting and instructive First Aid Class w conducted by Mrs. Holland. Ban aging is u; be taken up at the next meeting.

_______________ IN IAPS’ OWN GAME HONOLULU — (OP) Picked sun-browned leathernecka -- v.3 Marlnes~are attendin organized classes here to learn iiu-jilsu and 718M JRDﬂﬂB-"ie. when the occasion warrants it. with their bare hands and "for keeps." i

resident in Brockton. Mass, bur In West Covehcad, Windover in Winchester, Mass" Nélwil 111 Charlottetown, (now in military service in Newfoundland). Lionel in North Rustico. and b!’ three daughters, Florence, Mrs. G. Matthew in Charlottetown, Annie, Mrs Earle Simpson in Cavendish, and Pearl, Mrs. George Railings in North Rustioo

Iihmeral services were conducted in the Cutcliffe Funeral Home in diarlottetown 0n Sunday. Nov. 8. by Rev. Thomas A. Wilson of West Covehead. and in North Rus- tico United Church by Rev- qeorge w, Tilley of Cavendish. The burial was in st. Marks cemetery in South Rustico.

Both services were very largely attended, the pail bearers in Charlottetown being Edward SM". W. C. S. MacLure, Neil Robinson, EJvei-ett shaiw, George Robinson. and Arthur Cudmore; and in North Rustico, Walter Buntain, Fred Toombs, Harry MacKenzie, Rvv Toombs, Wallace Pufsey and Fred Clarke.

NEW GREEK ENVOY

PREFORIA — (C P) -—- Di’. A. Colaas, Greek minister to Rumania for 14 years is coming he"? W 81"!" ceed Dr. ‘IHH Nicoloudis as Greek

BLACKBURN’ BISHOP

LONDON - (or) — Rev. W- M- Askwith, vicar and rural dean of DEEdS, has been appointed Bishop of Blackburn, s, Lancashire diocese.

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