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’ nouns! A motor boat

_ at present carry- ' 11,)! 100i Dunn! across the har- bour to lower Montague, fob a ‘few days when "it is oaqlectod the ferry boat will- be in operation

Dr, Bruce MacCannell, Amherst. is arriving in the city today to at» tend the funeral of his sister, the . late Mrs. Leonard Vatcher,

Mr. Ward Landry, son of Ms. nd Mrs. Stephen Landry, Wafer Street, returned to‘ his home on hursdsy from Boston, Miss, where he has been since last sum-

, -ARRIVE HOME-Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Coyle arrived in Summer- nside on Friday night to stay, fol- "lowing their honeymoon in Vir- "ginia. Mrs. Coyle is the former fClaire Stacey of Lynn. Mass, and ‘ythey were married on Easter Sun- ‘days-S.

m. snd Mrs. James Morton of qNew York City have purchased lthc home formerly known as the Michael MacDonald property and recently renovated by Captain Jack ‘Fitzgerald. Mr. and MN- Mflfw!‘ plan on making their future home in Georgetown-Geo.

Tho sympathy of this commun ;lty is extended to Mrs. George Prldham and family, Montrose. (n their g-reat sorrow. in the death of Mr, Pl-ldham, which teok place at his homo on April 14th. His funeral was held from his lato residence to the United Church. Montrosc, on Saturday, April 17th at 2 pm. In- terment was in Montrosg Ceme- "m _

-EN'I‘ERTAHV FBIENDS- Mt. and Mrs. LR. Allen entertained I "slumber of their friends on Thurs- "gny evening at their spacious home in Sunsmerslde. A most en- joyable time was spent in games and music after which delicious ' refreshments were served by the ‘hostess’ assisted by Mrs. Hammond Johncn. - S.

ma‘ norms nsnL! BURNED -Mr. Vincent Martin. ‘on of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Martin. City, had his hands badly burned on Saturday afternoon, when he a..- ‘tompted io put out s firs} which broke out in his father's garage (located on Queen street. He is at present a patient in the Charlotte- ‘town Hospital where he is under- going treatment for his burns L-i_ FUNERAL AT ROLLO BAY- The funeral of the late Charlotte ’ Murphy took place Thursday morn- ing at 8:15 from the Hank l-Iel-l- ‘nr-ssey Funeral Home to 5t. Alexis _ Church. Rollo Bay. where Requiem High Mass was telebrated by the g pastor. Rev. A. Sinnott, who also conducted services at the Bravi. Present in» the sanctuary. was Rev. J. A. sulllvan. ‘I'he choir was ss- "slsted-byRev; Bernard Giliis. Bur- ial ‘was. inthe Church Cemetery-

FUNERAL SATURDAY — The funeral of the late Wilfred Coyle {toolcplace Saturday morning at 8:45 from his late residence, '10 PPrince Street, to St. Dunstan: Basilica where Requiem l-lighMass was celebrated by Rev. David Mc- Tague who also conducted services at the grave. The pallbearers were Lco MacDonald. Albert Wilson, "John Griffith. John Connolly, Ar"- .-thul- Affleck and Linus McManus. »Burlal was in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

. FUNERAL AT BBACKLEY BEACH - The funeral of the late .Mrs. C. Hamilton Shaw was held from her late residence nt- Brackiey Beach yesterday afternoon. Service at the home and grave was CUll~ ducted by Rev. T. A. Wilson. In- terment was in Brackley Bcazh CcmcbQ-Iw. Ijurillg L110 service nt thehome ‘Mr. J. H. Lukey. B8118 8 .solo “Abide with Me." The pall- bearcrs were, Gcorgc Hughes. ‘~3- Robinson. B. MacLure, f". Mc- Callrm. H. Cudmore and E. Show.

The Lncllrs _Guild of St. Peter's Anglican Church: Albertcm. held an enjoyable social evening in the Rebekah Hull on April 9th. Musical games, relays, and contests undel- the direction of Mr. J. W. Do." Campbell. assisted by Mrs. J. Nowe were thoroughly enjoyed» by tile large number present. A weighlu; party added a great deal of mirth to the program. Refreshments war: served by 1H0 l!‘ charge.

--0N MOTOR TRIP- Dr. A15- ,tin Delaney, Silmmerside. left Sat- alrday noon by motor for a weeks ivabation trip to Montreal snd will Jetum by way of New York Cit? Jndjosion, Mass. He was accom- panied by his wife, his sail, Paul, -.snd ‘his mother. Mrs. (Dr) Mark‘ gDelsncy. While in Montreal the

;;pgrty will visit the doctor's bro-- ' 4thers, Dr. Cecil. in’ Sherbrookc, Jud-Allison, a medical student: and jlissisur, Mrs. I. M. Stcvcnsfn‘, Jzawson Colleges-S. '

1' biomass. sr rayon-rile fun- ._q_'al of‘ the lato Mrs. Christie Lord. of the lsteulgbsmss ' y “N111. ,m0°fl-,, . 0’

i‘ s,‘ u.» l-jsuemswd m- moa lime dfiuibh. Thesorvicos

. swoon-loo assisted by. tho luv. o. Ir MA.’ . The plllboarmyvere Al- " ' Nb..+00sunsni"...3,"°i¢. Oiiilliillil- mvimt anew-fr. mum-a. Inv- ma, Dolph Million. FM Jiiivi Holder. Informant was in ‘rryou fismotarf-

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suvla-‘u m st m .

Florence loaf

meetings

ton, While

Canadian Sept. 15,

period 0f

also show 1.000 cars

to i180

—B. C.

Narrows,

most

over 7.000

was Capt.

Peters of

gaged in camps on

Rollo Bay

late Mary NS was

MbcAulay,

marriage.

veil. and mnid was

headdress carried a

'a~way at the Royal Victoria i-los- pital, Halifax, on April 14, was held from the

Home on

lviacEwell Interment Cemetery,

conducted Members

has been

J. Roche.

B30.

Rev. T.

Nicholson, merly of land are

and Sons doubt the

The

‘ -—MI‘5.

Arthur E.

Leary. P.

left recon m. and

Alvin - “I”?! I!

45th annual meetings of the Iirederlcwn Diocesan W. A. Holtby is m associate of Dr.

Hospital Illusion. Miss f-Ioitby will address

Charlottetown and Milton. in Charlottetown. Miss

Holtby will hs the guest of the

Misses Haslam. Kent Sized».

The quantity of potatoes moved by the Island Division of

million bushels. Mwe than 7,500 cars, averaging 750 bushels Coon. hsvebeen shipped in that time. Those figures represent an increase in bushels over the corresponding

of more than 200.000 bushels over 200 cars.

shipping season of 1946-1947. Over

shipped this season as compared little more than B00 one year

Mrs. Milton Adams of

Vancouver Island, have been vis- iting in‘ the Province for the past week. 'I‘iley came by oar over the southerly through Washington, Oregon. Call~ fornia, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas. Florida, etc. The car

ion Ledwell) is the Island-born parents. Her

mother's maiden

second vlsllt to her parent's native province. Mr. Adams, who ts mak- ing his first visit to P. E. I. is cn-

vislted relatives at Charlottetown.

A wedding of much interest to the residents of O‘Leary and the West Prince district and in other sections of the Marlimas was sol- emnized Monday, April 12th when Miss Grace Ruth, only dflllihiei‘ of Rev. Arthur I". Baker and the

l-Ioiy Matrimony to Mr. William The ceremony was performed in the Ind-lave United Church by the bride's fat-her. brother, Blair. gave his sister in

of silk marquesette cut entrain. wit-h panniers of lace, a finger tip

of Johanna red roses. Her brides-

wore a gown of blue taffeta with

ers. The but man was the broth-

er of the groom, Douglas Mac- Aulay.

The funeral of the late Robert Gordon Camlpbell, who passed

was conducted by Rev. Horace

Colonel RI. Andrew. they, James Coles, Captain Irv- ing, George Burch and Russell MacDonald. ,

The members AF. and A-M. at- tended the funeral in a body, and the Masonic funeral serlllCeq-Wnl

also attended in a body.

The late Mr. overseas in World War I as l Lieutenant,

of the Cal- Ferry at Borden. l-fe is survived by John G. Anderson and Mrs. John

wife predeceased hkn three years

Mrs. Lorne MacNeill. Cavendish. spent a pleasant weekend in the city, the guest of her sistcr. lifl-s. John Buimnrl.

this morning for bridge, Somerville Mass, Brewer. Maine.

The many friends of Miss Lottie

round again after her recent ser- ious operation.

On Saturday the C. H. Llewellyn trip to Soul-is and reurb, this ls no season between these two points. Georgetown-Dower taguc ferry under command of

Captain H. Larsen made her first regular crossings on Sunday, the 18th.

town, has returned from Ottawa where she was visiting her daugh- ter and ison-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

-Mrs. Martin Buchaniull of O‘- and relatives in Maiden,

and other cities around Boston. She expects to stay for several

--Mr. Walter Lend, Pernwood.

Miss

Haslam of the M1919 in the Hangs-a

at Summer-side. Kensiag-

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the National Railways since last. is close to -.ix

the last shipping season o: Jrurnip shipments an increase over the

of turnips have been

TOURIST! - Mr. and Seymour on the northern end if

route, passing

registered miles. Mrs. Adams (Mar- daughtcr of fafther Patrick Ledwell and hal- nnmo was Ellen

Rollo Bay. This is he:

lumbering and tourist Vancouver Island. They

and KensingtolL-K.

(Lucas) Baker, InHuve, united in the bonds of

Baddeck, Cape Breton.

‘Ilhe bnide’s

The bride wore a. dress

carried an arm bouquet Miss Jean Grant, who

and veil of pink and bouquet of spring flow-

MacLean Funeral Saturday, where service

and Rev. J.D. Davison. was in ‘the People's

The pallbearers were, N.W. Low-

by Mr, Reginald Kémp. of the Canadian Legion

Campbell served

and since that time. a member ef the crew

two sisters, Mrs. both of Lynn, Mass. His

TUESDAY

W. Goody/ell is leaving Boston. Cam- and Lowell,

Brookline, Mass... for- Huntes llvI. P. I. h- pleased to see her s

lobster smack made the

first water trip of the

Mon

Sterling Andrews, Pree-

Bell.

E. 1., is vtsiting friends Mill"

tly to visit his dsluhter.

Mrs. Jerald Williams, 0nt,_snd Mr. and Mrs. r Ollvclsnd. 0N0. slam. _ .

tient in the Neurological Hospital. IlDtOWII, Penn. to attend the fun- Montraal. and reports received f oral of has sister. ms.

during the week end indicate that Stone. who passed away suddenly his health is greatly improved. Ho on April l0. 1068. q

expects to return hem sllortly.— --- S. Mr. Waldo White, Sukatchowsa _-__' arrived in Montague Saturday 4m. had Horne. Moncion. night, and is the guest of his fs- was called homo on account of the ther. Mr. Clarence White. Bo is illness of her father. Mr. Albert also visiting his slew, Mrs. Georgo E. Wright, Central Bedeque. who Gordon who is seriously ill at her had pneumonia. Mr. Wright's many home in Montague. '

friends will be glad to learn that --- he ll improving and all wish him 0N AUTOMOBILE TRIP - Messrs. Willard Kelly, Roy Bevan

a speed-y recovery.

and Willard MacDonald are on Ill automobile trip through Quebec and tho Eastern United States visiting race courses at Woodstock. Richelieu and Saratogs. They are renewing many old acqusintanccs in the harness horse racing game.

The marriage is taking place in Montreal in May of Mary Eletha and Catharine Wlnnlfred. daught- ers of Mr. Victor llflsn of Mt. Stewart, to Clsud Raymond and Paul Joseph, sons of Mr. snd lvllrs. George Harper of Hillsboro. N. B. Happiest good wishes are being forwarded to the popular brides- to-be from their Mt. Stewart reis- tives and friends.

LEAVES FOR OTTAWA -Pre- mell- J._ Walter Jones will leave by plane this morning for Ottawa should flying conditions be fav- orable» He will represent the Province a; the conference next Saturday in Qttalwa of the seven provincial Pramiers who, will con- sider their futuro action (with re- spect to the recent ill-por-cent freight increase. Neither Ontario nor Quebec will be represented at the Conference.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Mrs. LCOIIITd Vatcller of 198 Grafton St. was held yesterday afternoon from the Baptist Church. Services werd conducted by the Rev. J.D. Dav- isen, assisted by tho Rev. J.T. Ib- bott, The pallbearers were, George MscNelll, Melbourne McEachersn. Warren MacDonald, Stewart Msc- Donald, Harold Messervy and H.B. Weeks, Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

HOME BEREAVED - Miss An- "nlc MacDonald, Brookline, Mass. formerly of O'f..esry, P. E. Island, has received the sad news of her sister's death in Regina, Sask. Mrs. Richard Gordon (Flora MacDon- ald) went out west a good many years ago and made her home there. Her husband passed away a few years ago. Much sympathy is extended-to tho bereaved ones.

ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS P. E. l. MUSICAL FESTIVAL. — Harold Gaudot, Proprietor Capitol Theatre. Summerslde. has award- ed a scholarship for Class 35- Glrl's solo. l2 years and under "Berceuse". Another scholarship, awarded by Smallmarfs Limited, Qimmersicle. is for Class 34—-Girl's solo, 15 years and under, “A Child's Prayer". These scholarships are for $25.00 each.

PHALANX MEETING-The rog- ular supper meeting of Phalanx Fraternity was held on Friday evening at-the Queen Hotel with Charlie Downs presiding. Follow- ing the supper s. sing-song was conducted by Fred Norton and

Tho regular monthly meeting of the Junior Ladies Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hospital was held at the Cundall Home‘ with Mrs. A.J. Husllm presidlngl "f" W" i3 "imiw" Pmsni- lWendAll Macbaine. Included in

n‘ w“ “nmmud "l" ‘he. business items was the voting in Cosmo Electric Incubator Bass-lo; mm- new mama". grant inet, which was purchased sonle,q-,,°mps°n_ mo,” med‘ gem,

time ago as a gift to the Prince Edward Island Hospital, had "A Henry. and Robert Watson.

rived.

Seven hundred and fifteen vet- jib-hi of World War II have been aestabllshed either on farms, small holdings. or as wmlnercisi fisher- men. it was learned yesterday. The ‘tstablishing of the men in their ‘own business was clone under the .provisions of the Veterans‘ Land ' Act and the figures represent the number of men placed up to April

lst last.

The death occurred in the Char- lottetown Hospital on Saturdoy evening of Peter Scully, of St. Andrew's, aged 00 years. Mr. Soulyl at one time lived at Red Bank. whore the Indians st that time ra- sided and the school was at tho corner where the People's Cemet- ery is now located. His funeral [was held at St. Andrew's Church .on Tuesday homing. Services st the church and grave were con- ducted by his pastor. Rev. T. Camp- bell.

FUNERAL ssavlcss-rnanin- eral of Mrs. Eliza Morgan which was largely attended, was held yesterday morning from her lat" residence, l4 Valley Street to the Church of the Most Holy Rie- deemer where Requiem High Msss was celebrated by Rev. Walter Mimn. USSR. The pallbearers were Messrs. James J. Coyle, J. A. Griffiths, John Callaghan, Joseph J. Paquet. Allan J. MacDonald srlu John Feavyour. Interment took place in the family plot in the Catholic Cemetery where services were conducted by Rev. Richard Balnes. C.SS.R.

Rev. J. M. Fraser snd Mrs.~l"rs- so! left Alberton for their new charge _in Brooklyn. N. 8.. shortly after Easter after giving splendid service for five years on the Al- bcrion United Church pastoral charge. He was inducted into his new charge on Friday evening Ap- ril und. Thechslrman of the Lun- enburg-Queens Presbytery, Guy o Dexter of Liverpool presided. The Scriptures were rend by Rev. F. J. Scoates of Port Mounton, and prayer wss- offered by Rev. C.ii. Johnson of Bridgewnter. An ad- dress to the Minister was given o) Rev- F. J. Scostes and an address

THUBSDA!

Major Alex Knox returned by plane last night from a business trip to Ottawa. 'I‘oronto and Mont- real.

MoGUIGAN-At the Charlottetown w in Mn» w 1w- M~ i» M» §’.?3’".€.‘..‘.’“..".’i“...‘.i;.‘°fieé3.§fi' Donald of Liverpool. Bov. Ml. cl-‘ulouewwn ‘ so,» ' Fraser. the new Minister. pro» ' _____ .

nounced the Benediction, sfter ACTING PREMIER _ Th. which there was s reception for Hum Kw Magnum Minute, o‘ Rov. and Mrs. in the ‘ '

Public Health and Welfare, is acting-Premier during the ab- sence of Premier Jones who left yesterday for Ottawa.

Church Vestry. -o. '

WEDNESDAY .

Mr. Regis Arsenault is on s com- bined business snd pleasure trip

Ml-hsnd Mrs. Claude Younker. Darlingtcn, were guests on Sunday

tom-Bur.

ENTERED HOSPITAL FOR TREATMENT -_ Mr. Kelsey Bur- hoe of the firm of Stanley. Shaw s. Peal-don, has entered the P. E. f..Hospital for treatment.

Mrs. Bert Docherty, 158 Prince Street. has undergone an appendix operation in the P. E. l. Hospital. and is progressing favourably.

-Mrs. William J. Psynter re- turned to her home in Burlington last week after a pleasant visit with her daughter and sorl-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Mouse, New Arman-Bur.

Fire broke out early last Thurs- doy morning at the home of Mr. Cyril Arsenault. Abrams Village. Seems the fire started in the attic and before anythlm could be done it was too late to save the house. However most of the furniture was saved. '

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bolget. Hope Rivcr,~ motored to Obi- lottetown on A esday, accompan- ied liy their son Vernon.

The many friends of Mr. L. G. Hanry, 306 Richmond Street. will be sorry to learn that he has en- tercd the Cimlottetown Hospital for sn operation.

Rev. Charles Csrnegy w‘; ,1. elected president of the Summur side Community Concert Assn. for s third term at a very enthusiastic and well attended meeting held last night in the Town Hail. Summerslde. It was decided to

The many friends of LiTS-‘Dlll- can MacKinnon, Riverdale, are sorry to learn of her serious illness

st her home. for the past four 0pm m’ “mum” cmwun weeks, but hope to see her up and {,§',§f"‘" mum‘ on nun,’

around again in the near future. - LEI"! so ATTEND IUNIIAL- “Mmanm “u” “ I“ u"

Mrs. .1. s. MacDonald of Cardigan ""'“°' °' " mm’ "‘°"""' w‘ '

left yesterday morning for Jenk- gaggmzuuggimsgn u

Don't Gamble With Your Good Health

If an troubled by nation irrita- billq, as’? nervousness, try Ellison's-limb and Norvo Pilh. Tlloy contain only the purest o! Mo. '.‘.’.."‘.'.'..i“.'.‘;“"...." so "2 8on0 P ave b ll tonic for frayed nerves or a general rundown condition.‘ Thy sunsisu tilo amass sybtosn, ilsip fauna-oh melts sad this lnlp to pronto in;

Llositbssdlfnvsflllsssofsollstollds-ugmnfasa

iingion. was conducted by Mr William J. Poofitt. The lesson! were road by Mr. Layton Profitt. and Wuhan nsrl-inlion deliver ed the sermons-Bur. o

l

On Tuesday evening the plkhnls at the Provincial Ssnntnrllm were entertained with songs and instru- mental music, which was supplied by, Herman Davssnx. Ray ‘rump. son and Bus-ling Young. ' Sport MacDonald in his capable manner thanked them on behalf of the patients, '

ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs Vslilllan Sleeves. Turtle Creek Albert County, recently when Rev. W. smith united in marriage Lets I. Layton of Curryvlllo, dauflllwr of Mrs. Msud Steeves and the late Ebin Bteevbs to Herman C. Mac- Donald. of mum. P. n. some‘

Mrs. O. O. Vincent, of Moncton, played, the nuptial music.

Grant Graham, Albert Griffin snd Lorne Johnston sro being prepar- ed for the sumln s work. lfr. Graham expects to leave port dur- ing tho next week. Although these boats will be hauling cargoes from different ports Mr. Graham will engage in scallop fishing during the Mason. Reports sre that New foundland schooners will soon be arriving ill Port. snd the summer schedule of the Surf from Sydney will begin shortly.

‘rho death of Mrs. Angus Ls- lnorlt in her 03rd year occurred st her home in Victoria Cross, on Tuesday. April 20th. ‘I'M late Mrs. Lamont had been ailing for some time. At home with her were her son William and he: daughter Mary. She also leaves to survive three other sons in Western Can- ada, and one brother, Mr. John MacLeod, Victoria Cross. Funeral service will take place from her home, and interment in the Mon- iguc community cemetery.

ISLANDEE PASSES — Mrs. William Mat-boson, Oyster Bod Bfldlls. has received the sad nows of the death of Neil MacNaughtou at Monticello, Minnesota, U. S. A. on the 5th of April. Ho was former- ly of Wlneloe. P. ‘E. I. Left to mourn no his widow the 10th:’? Clara A. Matheson of Oyster Bed Bridge and one son Reginald of New Brighton, Minn, also three sisters. Mrs. David Mclnnis (Katie) Sank" Mrs. Eissmarl (Annie) Minnesota, Mrs. Robert Kirkwood (Florence) Winnipeg. 4

The community of Ellcrslie and vicinity was. greatly shocked‘ to learn of the sudden passing on Tuesday morning. March 0th., of Mr. Prank" Burtram Brundlblo at the age of M. Although seriously ill during the fall and early win- ter, he apparently was well on the road to recovery, and his neigh- bors were looking forward to see- ing him out around as" usual. His unexpected death came as a severe blow to his family and friends. Mr. Brundage was born in Cas- cumpec, son of Bartholomew and Martin. (Dunwille) Brundsge, and lived these the greater part of his life.

APPOINTED T0 POST — The many friends of Miss R/uth E. Nicholson. fourth year graduate of Prince of Wales and now third year Science student at Dalhousie University, Halifax, will be pleased to bear that aha has been 1-0- polnted analytical chemist by the Fisheries Board. She will do lab- oratory work in the Fisheries fi- pcrimentsl Station in Halifax. She is the youngest daughter of Row. and Mrs. J. A. Nicholson of Mil- ford Station. N. S. Rev. and Mrs. Nicholson were former residents of P. E. I. as Mr. Nicholson was Min- ister of York United Church for ten years.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E. (Patterson) Dlcklcson 0f l5 South street, Auburn, who died March 8th in her hame, took olace st 2.30 pm. Thursday at Inn:- sircct Colonial Chapel. Burial was in Hillside Cemetery, Auburn. She was born in New Bruns- wick. Can, daughter of the late Chambers and Martha (Proctor) Patterson. Besides her husband, Isaac H. Dickinson, she leaves four brothers. Edward of Wllltlnsvllle, George of Mlnchaug, William of Croton and Wesley of New Brun- swick, and a sister, Mrs. Ida CI- man of Stevensville, Mont. Silo had lived in ‘Auburn s’! years.

--I'bllowln8 sn illness of only one week at hes- home st bong River, Miss Eva Psynhl- was csl- led to her Btu-us! Home on Mon- dily. April 12th, 10G. She was born st Long Rim- ‘II years sgo, and for many years bad lived with hor only surviving slain, Miss

snd was

to but homo afhr a with numbers of. the flllllly livlbl’ 0h the

medical attention nor tho

PATIENT! INTEITAIN ... .

A putty wedding was soiemnm.

The Falnniles owned by Messrs“

r

llllssgnllls llllnalo

limos’ llsisrri-

Sudden weather changes snsko little colds grow worse: l! long neglecto they may drift into Cotsrrh. ,

When you breaths in us; soothing vspol- of Cstsrl-b-e- sane you send helpful madl- csments to those remote Pisces in the breathing" or- Bsns where germ life-is likely in be caunns your trouble. You treat your entire breath- ing apparatus when you in. halo Csfarrh-o-sonc. You ' let help quickly, from tho l soothing vapor of this ‘effec- iivs remedy. Let Clllrrh-I-illll

' help you on the road to recovery

from your Catarrh nose throat “d bronchial troubles’. Your druggm hlas Csiarrll-o-sons in 25o and l0; 5 ZGI.

announced last night by’ Lin-cal W. W~ Reid. Pmvislclal Director of Physical Fitness who intorviewsd °lli<iiilis on behalf of uls local branch of the Red Cross Swimming Ind Water Safety ‘Committee on g business trip to Ottawa.

In addition to providing lilo Shards, Parks officials will supply all the necessary equipment 1n. cluding boats. paddle boards, ropes, rescue rape guns. first aid equip. ment, and watch tower. Necessary storage space for such equipment will also be provided.

It was pointed out ‘that it would be impossible to watch twenty-om miles of beach so that mares in each of the above mentioned beaches will be marked off and QIiCIOUQd With lines Ifld bflliys and bladed under the super- vision of a qualified life guard The life Buard will be recommend- ed, in each case, by the Canadian Red Cross and will hold the neoe y qualifications.

DELlCHTI-‘UL PARTY —- Tho Cundall House was the scene of a delightful party on Tuesday even- ing when the Ladies‘ Aid of the Prince Edward Island Hospital sponsors‘ l. bridge and dance. Member! of the Board. the Junior Aid, the Wohelo Club and many other i ‘ercstcd friends were pre-

two large living-room and the prize winners were Mrs. Ralph Jenkins. Miss Helen Wskeford. Mrs. Arthur Henry and Mrs. A. B. Cuwlifle. Miss Helen Ramsay won filo lucky chair prize. For the gen- tlemen the winners wsro Mr. Ar- thur Jul-dine. Mr. Harper McNeil. w. Gordon Lcitch. and lucky chair prise went to Mr. A. B. Outoline. Darlcing in the gymnasium was enjoyed by s. large crowd. Prom s very attractive table. covered with a lace clothand centred with a beautiful bouquet. delicious l-a- freshmonts were served at the sup- per hour. Several members of the Ladies’ Aid assisted. The Aid members expressed thanks to sev- eml Charlottetown drug stores for prizes donated. Through the kind- ness of Mrs. Garrett the cstsio of Mrs. John Williams donated an attractive bouquet.

PIIDAY

Miss Mabel Eamon, Pownsl, has returned home after a, two month's visit in Bothwell and vicinity.

Mr. Bryer R. Jones, Southport, left yesterday fol- Saint John, N 3., to attend a meeting of the Maritime Board of the Churches of Christ.

Tile many friends and neighbors of Green Bay and vicinity are pleased-to know that. Mr. and Mrs. George Axworthy have recovered and are about again, able to re- sume their dolly tasks.

-Mr. and Mrs. George Key and their son. Mr. George Key, Jr.. motored from Summersida lo Moncton, on Wednesday. Prom there Mr. George Key, Jr., will proceed by train to ‘Bellevllle an Toronto on business-S.

Thejfdayos- and Town Council of Montague have made represent-

for the establishment of a "land- ing strip" for light aircraft ill the "' ,, of the eastern centre, lb wasdearned last night. "

AMENDING MEETING -Mrs. Harold Laird. Kelvin. Mrs. Wilfred Pickering, Clinton, Mrs. Brewer Auld, Freetown, Mrs, Ray M101 Iced, Graham's Rosd. were in ma City Thursday athnding an Ek- ecutive muting of the P. E. l. Drama Postivsl sponsored by the Women's Institute.

IIEDEIAII IDDGI-JHIIQ was s large stsndanoo of members at tho regular session of Alpha M- bekah Iodgo No. l0, 1.0.0.!“ on mprilloth when the Rebekah - greo wss beautifully exemplified by the decree tum of sixteen with Adelaide Sentller, P. 10.0., deans nlistress; Helen 0. Ilaelschern. P.

. musinlbyhosvd 00d inter. m was ssslstedflryutgolr

bill. llrl. Imor Parsons and other fl-islla an l-aisum, could restore nor hesl . Ibo was a

"faith of her She was hi»?! in tho fact that she was "going home."

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Officials of the National Parks

N.G., ss pianist. Tho Notions-snd- Alias Jswsll. presided and delic- ious refreshments woto served val the close of the blasting.

PUNIIAL AT II filial! BEACH-The funeral tho late Miss Ads Jessie Shaww v d from nor resldebos at y Beach Wsdnudby- ‘II- vloos st the bomb sndlgravo were abducted by new. T. A» Wilson,

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go m 0-m- lump

a m

sent. Bricks was played in the :2 m: “ma. whom". w

the time of his death.

Ten student nurses of the C lottcfown Hospital's Nurses Train- ing School will rcceiva their dip- lomas at the graduation exercises to be held in the Wbelan Memor- isl Hall on May l2. it was learned

ations to Dr. T. V. Grant. M. P.-

bis pass!

berton.

l0@ffl

shortly

yesterday.

Hope ‘Riv Genevieve

slty.

-—MoGill

Doctor of

isfod with the

CLH. Iflofoher, tlve completing 8 years‘ as secretary-treasurer of the Stu- dents’ Society; Mada:- ol Arts.

-EN.I0yABLE MEETING — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crozler, Wil- mot, who have recently moved into

URDAY} 81...;

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MONTREAL All!!!

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Science.

Arsenlult,

Avril genial liven a l ply,

lege and has been employed in Summer-side for the past four by mo, 1;. 9,0,. years has decided to try he: fos-qluurphy. Ice m tube soross the border and IouvuIIervId by "limWl-"iy for CssIsMidgeL Mass. fully dugout“

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-ISLANDEI. nanny-ac. sum! 0! Tyne Valley received word from Pliny Calgary recently that his brotbes- hllwlnoss. —S in-lsw, Montague Robertson. died at his homo ihthat city- on Mon- day, April 12th, aged eighty-seven away unggpgct“; years. Mr. Robertson was a native yvsterdsy at the of Montague and was at one timo Mn. A. R. Postmaster there. .He moved to Hie hsd endured Olillry in 1912. and in 101! ha for sauna your; s married Maud Hayes of llorslie, m! flhliiy succumb who predeceased him on March 20th, 1947. l-gsreti

has accepted the Anglican psrun F“ - of Ne‘: London, will assume blue, new curnbency by the middle of next month. He has been buoc- "ma!" "m"! Mi‘!- parish of Milton u and Rustico for the past fivs yearn.- His new parish includes Kenslng- ion. Burlington and French Rive... Mr. Davies and family will reside‘ in Kensington. Born st Plymouth. England. he came to Canada .n i900 and lived in Ontario for four years. He studied st Bishop's Col- lege, Iennoxvillo, and graduated in 193B. Mr. Davies came to Prince Edward Island in i930 and for foul- years served the Parish at A1

I

The death of Annul- 1.. Mae- _ am at his homa in Pol-t mum Sent-h Blwn. yestosday will be learned wiil WHITE-At HI-mblbiro, regret by manly friends tihrough- ‘INF. to out the Multiples. Mr. McLeod was . (M! H proial in New!!! R Brunswick, Prince Edward Island] snd theCupocoastfovthaWJL. Brock Company Limited ofjand Mrs. Allison MacDonald, a Montreal and" was a director of‘ the firln- prior to 1945. honored by the fisul and his ty Hospital on Apr-u m, u, associates in 106 on the complet- ion of forty your! sarvico and ken, afterwards

He was

l Uh. Cornelius

l

lam‘ end Sister

W: nuprls

mesa Olmpboll was waited’ upon u, ,,,Z,?,,,',';,'§; 7'1" " and In. ‘lbomssdampboll. Irish- town on Monday evening, 10th.. 104d. wbolrsho was

farewell party by frio ‘

uste of Union Colmlorclkl Col-

_.-_.J

PW" Phbsabtly in

contest;

Mrs. Macbellsn w]; There is left to mourn ll "Ill-Ii . a daughter, Ma a nurse, who was with him during his illness.

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“is; i f ... .:."-=~..

Blyllds: like.

the Order of the

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Inland

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prosontod to m. l

Ail debuted wishin m" "m a Mr.

1oz e1. Vincent's n. p,

Jmvy. Two other

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er honored

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The "D llld miiminxaposn‘: "t did some hi1; alumna. inbound ‘gum: dliiilhfan lfil.

Pfllfld Dr.

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Mummy-on sol-ll

ll. 001k.

and Mrs. Vincent K. Murphy,

Mr. and Mn. ilda lldsollean) s son, pm.

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Api-il " My R. “Illinois”.

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The following no tho nurses who will receive diplomasz-Msry Tes- esa Trainer. Charlottetown, Pran- ces Theresa MacDonald, Panmurs Island: AIMha Nicholas: Mary Kathleen ' Mas-y Ellen Cathar- ina MacDonald, Blooming Point’. MacDonald, Blooming Point: Margaret Merrill Meursnt. Soul-is: Sister Anne Ca- lestine, Mount St. Mary's; Cathar- ine Eileen Walsh. East Royalty; Anne Loretta Trbinor, West My-

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announced today that four cltinmo of Can- ada and Crest Brlhla will be honored at the sndubl OPP")! convocation May N.

Recipients and their degrees will -be: -

Iord Rowallul, chief scout of 0| the Empire. Doctor of lows.

Dr. William Edward Callie, Tor- onto surgeon, past president of the American College of Surgeons and now wesidernt of the Amad- ean Surgical Association: of Science. '

Oliver Hall of Tormto one of the outstanding mining men and coniuliing engnears

in

lllW

B‘; Reid,

honorary

retired-law. Ho continued howevori ‘ ‘ in connections with manly‘ un

BRO hsr- i ‘gm-u g.

_ the Prince Ill- wsrd Island Hospital April l7. to ‘Mr- snd Mrs. Gordon B. MacDon-

ounoel, Allison Gorgon. WN-qm. this P. E. I. Benita!

1N0, to MP. and

| aid. Mermaid. a son, ll pound‘, m

M!!!

Anew Brawn. Wood Islands, i Ion. William Kant.

Skinner (neg daughter,

Mr. andMi-s.

W. bndllh.

Doctor

moods.

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family.

relatives

and

‘a birth.

Can-u a brief address, congratulated the honored guast on his seventy-eighth birth-

their new spastmont on the Crosier homestead. were Pleased on Satur- day evening when members of the friends mumbled lo observe ‘the slmivc-

Coughs,

Couh

tho bu!

and make!

Throat

dsy, while Joyce Ol-oaier and Elinor '

If Coucmuo Hulls Gci RELIEF-This Way .

A: I'm . covered a quick, sa Distress. C Sorenesa snd "Bronchitis. Spec- ialistil who 111:1‘! otudla I ormu a o o son 0 $85110 say ihis quictgto fglbvfi amass-st the m...» 00M 2i‘....‘."'iiv'i‘2..il.2'}‘i.‘..f.i‘.'l. ...... _ ...... o mo» w. and it hurts to cough, Poland's ' M"-

. as dis- fe reliefjo: