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III. l. RICHARD IIAYDHI

Qn Tuesday lnorninll. September li-b, 19415, the people of Cable Head West and surrounding districts were shocked and deeply grieveq on learninl; of the death of Ogle. MacL-aren, beloved wife of J. Ri - ard Hayden in her 20th year.

was the eldest dawhter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie MacLaaen of mble Head. There are left to mourn a severe loss her sorrowlng husband, her grief stricken parents two sisters and one brothe _ Haaei, Elsie and Steward, all at home.

Two months previous she was married to Richard Hayden. in Kingsboro King's County by Rm. H. R. Bell who with many other friends and relations from that part 0f the Island attended the fun- eral to pay their respect to one who will be long remembered.

She took ill suddenl on Satur- day while home on a v with her parents. She entered the P. E. I. Hospital on Monday and passed away on Tuesday morning. ‘

Olga was possessed with a kind anId cheerful disposition.

n smile, transparent loorlness and gentle kindness were apparent to all. she will be missed most.

The prayers and sincere sym- party of their many friends go out to the sormwing parents and all who mourn.

The funeral was hold from the home of her uncle Rulell Mao Loren on September 8th. The aer- vice at the house and grave was conducted by her pastor Rev. D. Wallace lliacPherson, who spoke from the words: “Her sun is gone down, while if, was yet. day."

The sung were: “Safe in the Arms of Jesus". "Lead Kindly Light" and at the grave. “The Lord's Myjlhepherd."

The many beautiful floral tri-

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‘Really, Mother. there isn't a thing lo worry about-

Lydia and Wilfred llfncLaren Cable Hood.

CAIIDI OF SYMPATIIY

Mr. and Mrs. William Carr. Char. lottetgwn. ‘Freda and Lois MacLaren. Hali- ax.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gfizlanwloh. eon Mackenzie, Charlottetown. Ethel Malcdllenzie, Point Prim. Mir. and ivllrs. Ellsworth Wilson. Southport. Mr. and Mrs.

MacEwen.

Harry Rain-av.

Laren. St. Peters.

Phyllis Morrison Greenwich.

Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Macbaren. St. Peters.

MrsAngus Machean, Cable Head West.

Mr. and Mrs. Maui-loo Dyer. Arlington, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maiclwen. Arlington, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MacLaren.

ters of sympathy they would be ex- press grateful appreciation.

POST-VICTORY REOBUITB LONDON-JO?) —Twenty thou. sand girls have joined the Aunilary Territorial Service since VJ-Day.

All are volunteers and all are re. ported anxious to serve overseas.

" Cranberries

Jack Frost is just around the corner. Pay- ing special prices for Cranberries, picked this week.

the home, where her pleasant a‘

I Florence and Lowell Chintz R Kingsboro.

' Amanda and Harold MacGregor. Kmgsboro.

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DANIEL JAIVI

Alter a Iona illness of time years and four months, there pass- ed peacefully away on Sunday September 16th the-soul of Daniel Jarvis in his seventy-ninth ar. The late Mr. Jarvis {he son

sister survives. . , of Providence, R. I. One Thomas Jarvis predeceased him flares years ale. When a young man the late Mr. Jarvis married Inns Mo- Caskill and resided in West Cove- head where he was employed -in the fishing industry. thfiftte-rn the sAsath oi’ Milli-KO seiner;

- ve years I80. e ml-fl’

y Gallant of Ruotloo and

resided until his death. Being a devout member of the Roman Catholic Church all his life during his illness he was frequently visited by his pastor who adminis- tered the last rites of Holy Mother ur

widow farmer- nt and one lMrs. Louis?

surviving an hi l Ga aughter Helena Plneau). The funeral was held on Septem- bet" 17th at 3 P. M. from the 110M

to 8t. Alllllatlne Services in church and grave were conducted by his pastor Rev. J Pitrc.

Pallbearers warez-Luke Galliml- Avis Arsenault. Hon. Marin Gal 1111111, James 1.. LePafll- Raymond Gallant and Edward Gallant.

MASS CARDS Mrs. Margaret‘ Jarvis

Mrs. Florence Tenlrren. RIWYBNQ- . I. . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and

na. Mary Gallant Howard McKay and Mrs. Helen r o

“Win Bulman

John and Margaret Proctor Victor and Lois Buntnln Anne Gill

Mr. and Mrs. Jeromc Q3118!" Mr. and llLra. Marin Gallant.

Bard of Thanks

Mrs. Margaret Jarvis and Iamllv wish to express their most sincere and heartfelt thanks their neighbors and friend; who kindly assisted them in their bereaivement. Also to all those who sent Mass Cards, Spiritual Bouquets nnld Mes‘- sages of Sympathy. 041-11.

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Mn. HAMMOND nswsbn

Death came rather suddenly September‘ 9. 1945, to one of the older residents of Wastmor land. P. E. 1., in the person of Mr. sm- mond Newson. The late Mr. Newson was ibom at Kingston, P. E. 1., in 1889i the son of Benjamin and Caroline

home, Tuesday afternoon.

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Mrs. Hammond Newson and fam- ily wish to thank s! those who ex- tended sympathy 11nd help in their recent sad bereavement, especially Rev. D. J. Morrison and My. A. E. Todd, and also those who gave floral tributes. 10-11-11.

‘In Appreciation

Mrs. Malcolm MscL-ennan and family wish to express their sincere thanks to their neighbors friends for the many lrlndnessea shown them during their recent bereavement. 10- -

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simple enough to out. but I'm afraid it may not be. I've 11 hunch that guy has changed his mind again-wouldn't. be s0 will. lng now to arrange for calling the marriage trouble.

oamqwto I sa him fall for you hard, all over again

mother's approval. She might not

___.____.__ consent, 1 "is , 11 1,0 1. disposition Sometimes _— well. might be loot taken from con-

Gi§§§w’&n MacLaren Chnr- sigmlmantociiaflixxjillllr :98: Si“?! 173i sometimes this we getls. me but “n” mum“ latte . ' you're a different person now. °5 m?- 1 cm‘ W" 1V All lmmflillifi lnvealiaatlon Bhvw- Gemma EUL Eugene Mm you-m , 101M). you,‘ “my on he, She clasped her hands about her ed that the Japanese army and ' w” u, 511cm, so W11“? T1115 knees and sat star-hm into space na had not accounted for s

Prescott decides he holds the cards and will be foxy. I didn't, like that

ier with Phil

hardware Del!‘

“I wish I could."

crlie lifted her face and kissed him quickly.

Escape Fro", Guides are providing a collection

M‘ mother's m‘ for Florida by plane that evening.

marriag 1111 lied. R1 m?" Sh’ “m”? "m" l” the manaaer f 1 11 . ' "M" ..Yes_.°5a1§"vakde_ g of Phoebes lvliaml Beach shop and P "i111 g-ldzgiqaiidfulilss Ruth 011d- “firld ya: kltlgwt so l%le about gowadlzglc; °f the cmeiinitoew magic. sister, of the man, we; p1,,

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could do 111111 without yeu1ui1ev11i§ g1" *1" dawns" "ml “W”? TOKYO. on. a - (AP) - In 1. eta. ssiiemmd m n" u?! iii.

my Dart in it. You came 0n hm Y "mm mm "i a“ "W?" broadcast and through a confer- lame material with tin biuo-‘veil

w New York aid were under life v"}1°"!,l'""l Fmlelillq, Pllwfl- ence with foreign correspondents. and carried an arm ' ‘g

impression that it had been done lmffifilh rm “ivmécihumiimem Premier Kujuro Shldehara told xladioli " Mr. Clayton cu 01-,

-that you were no longer married 00v“ you: m‘; ° 92nd com: bglck the world today that punishment was his brother;- peat, man win],

him Then, this enin , ,0

ev g v u hm to the “on fight Bu“ lunch would be dealt Japanese officials to Bet a travelling outfit. I can't. have you representing me in the clothes you're wearing now."

Valerie filled withe excitement, hurried home to tell Dot. of her ‘plans.

The latter still in bed was cross and sleepy-listened to Valerieh news nrith a sullen expression on ‘her face.

"ghe ludr of some people!" she c enied. flouncing up in bed and pushing back her halnilihen, she apologized "Excuse my vile

DIX; frowned. “Ii. ought to ho

pan was guilty of tartfng the Po- stra-ifllten things s

ciflc war.

While the chief of the new N1 pen Government was making pu ~ ic his views American authorities uncovered and placed under Allied guard Japan's rich reserves of gold. silver and platinum valued at more than a360, , .

Other American headquarters of- ficials bcgan the task of going through Japanese records to dis- cover what part of the huge sum

off. He may make I watched him when he our table this evening, and

"Molmlver, you've now won his

for a minute.

singe penny of their expenditures “Sometime; I wish I was back in

since 1937.

At lat hour am

parting shot he made about see. Penllsylvallia making mincemelf of confetthe Mr. andiMl-gfhmf ins you again I've an idea he "id °°°illnfl d°';'" "Pill 5'1""- iij mormleft by motoronahonemnoon mew, to camp on your m1, and she 1111a 111111 m herself. on. she NAzi FILE! nnvnAL narrisn m, mm h u,‘ mm“... m. make himself unpleasant." 5hr“ d» n i'° mfi- Wm 7°“? ' “ALLAN”! bride travgiglinl in a tailored suit

Valerie looked dismayed. Dllre % mm" M"! "m" '—"“ of navy with red fox 11m, on w“ confirming what sheaherae" Valerie asked“ gently. Why don't IDNDON. Oct. 8 --(CP)—- A their return they Wm rah” n had feared ever since her enccun- W" 3° back? piciure- take“ m“ ‘he rues or m‘ '

‘T01- plenlfiv of reasons. Forget it!" Germans, illustrateshow the Vict-

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Pmwse, childishlv pink taffeta and carrying

Mr. I B ton . ton Giisixiltlrgyi: and ‘M: n“-

ter. Miss M811 very sweetly, You . "

was held at the home of the parents. all’: tswngft: wiliel P B: . l’ I004

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the bridal party paired to the dinlna room where a dainty buffet served. M . W

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m, ACETYLENI the Club for the year 104046, many WELDING ggighgvere made for the coming WOOD and METAL Th ' 111111 um W 1116115.. 1.331.. 12%“ $1 . “K ' H“? m” L. P; MaeKINNON Gardens now flourish in the land of the midnifli. sin (Th9). nlfimifliui“ mun’ x" North River ROI‘, Even this old one at Fort Albany on James Bay is way down-south sfl-gbo_m1u Helm “new t Charlottetown by modern standards. (Left) This 10-foot sunflower was grown at 1111, 119011510011 1;; “my Fort Llard. N. W. T- iR-lxht) These Slant cauliflower: were grown I was moved and seconded that PHONE 931 near the Arctic Circle, believe it or 1111c! all‘; glesnpgodurlflth b0 north.- 1 o . p . I ‘°"‘ plmi°d°utusu“t°'ioii'rhsreworsonlyitsurvii Wises": iinisnmnatrsf it; %§°‘?.‘."1‘1”..u!§§11§'.;“::fc:‘ f; m» =1» “serves "'

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butes and Messages of Sympathy Louis Pixlieealgll e u ’ He smiled "That helped a lot. °f ""4 b°°k4 l" ‘hi’ Plum“ l? _-_- bor iient tcstlmo_ t th love M1110“ i‘ a’ g_ luck, 1 y. , . " m9 slmhllllm- 1111118 egteem 111 whicnii thoe aeieueed Jag§;-,cg"g,,,,1*,§",~,,;f'" ‘“°°"‘“l Heartbreak When he W88 gone. Valerie mg: Guidu will meet at st. Paul's “,1”? i; Egiyidgnfiwulztl Was held. My!‘ A p 5111mm, Rug- advantage of Dots absence to p; Hall, Prince Street, 3.00 pm. and m‘ ‘mum x so Six cousins ofthe deceased were M!‘ and ‘ ' her few beiongi s and t ev . B11110 l0 the 511ml»?! . 0n 1'0- “ u ° Wmb“ l in!“ ge?xlfrs'BoMgssm' Fultf?’ 8mm umlilirs Peter Doucet-tc Rusiico. B! A thing in fefldifxilgis to five qoyr gifinfilelflrguellig 3:132?’ gulf“??? yhfnngeiiixumiistermui .. et. .Kenn Mac- ' ' _ Flid 11111.11 , - l l- ~ ‘ | Ifsyron and 12121-111 Poster. The Ed‘ and 铧1°‘“,"?,'§,‘,11“§i;,111§“‘1§.‘§§ lllarlaretta Brueker $119: 31682311131111 an: wrote to (Each Guide is to provide her own M“ R“ L‘ “rymiim- 3734*“! hearse was driven by Aldius Mac- ‘mm H" a “n ' Terry ‘Sh, w“ up many ma“ o‘ lunch). w" “amid m 111ml.“ Wm! NI. i Kenzle‘ cllodinnie Gallant Charlottetown. ' ' ' """"'“"“‘"w'w'“' paper-in the process, but die fin. n’ w“ “w d°°ld'% ma‘ ‘m u“ wifmhqfimd‘ fiflmm‘ ‘an o‘ w‘ “Lomu T"B"T"5 Mrs. James Campbell 111111 ‘Fam- cnArrnn xxxv l"! mlhleed to out down the mg" ,,:n“§d"- h a?" "i1; ivntnsloo ' mm who‘ Spray-Husband. flvghggmggggggbfl, 6.11m, an, w H g3}? ‘WY °‘ h" mmm‘ °° their evii a1 efc °° rrne church was artistically do. Spriw-_Fat'her' Mom“ 3mm“ famll" Charlottetown -- fiwmwdflnijiund 1 m“ v~ ' When she finished she went out Guide" we" mmmed m“ ‘ conned for we occmon Wm‘ m“ and 515w“ s. Doucette Emma eue, un ‘sud eny became brisk and mailed the lettér at once so 17.5mm‘ com.“ (o, 9,115,," W111 be and Autumn flowers. sprl31y—Mr' and M“ R‘ J‘ M” gglytlrlllirid and loretta 1501M“- miiilvziintiiuiiisladitutl 1'11 zipped r that Terry would receive 1° ‘m’ hliisdlvxmm November and w m‘ m’ so timed!“ ofhkzokfihmurcho Wm- na . , » - c I. 1 on wream_unch wm_ Am“ M“ Rlfilw-and M" ow“ Douoetw nod a chance but. if another fel- “exit g3“ wsrfgegzfzh aux“: As there was no further business the arm o! her father to tine strain. Porter and Family. Murray River. when-thy m“: ' 10V hI-B W011. I Suppose than: f only he would undumhd, ' w be , the meeting was 0! We Bfldll Choflll" b: 10km. wreath-maple prank, A...“ 14.1,, mum Gm“ New York (m, notbl-us I can do about it. The she w“ w bed pawns m“ he than adjourned by the Captain, af- srln played Br Mrs. Willard Madmen m4 {mum Greenwich‘ N Y - question now is what to do about would ‘ ter which a delicious llmclgiwas ser- Prowss. She was lovely in s floor. smmfia°h"cable He“ w°m°“'$ 1"‘ ' srmrrtiAi. BOUQUET Pgisiiihi giliiéreiiovlvwewseiiehpyiii; The‘ first thing the next morn- ‘m! iheiamder‘ by w” m‘ hm “$515,? £15m,” “,4 Wreatn_l..adles‘ Aid of Green- 515m. and pupus o; s,’ Aumm I've understood you correctly. you “"1- Pelilfenmi gas up. she set ‘ Shecarried anarm uetof wich Church. “m, Oinvmt Rum” went t a marriage ceremony m“ ° c“ , °" h°°b° “W” ‘i roses and rnaidenhalr . . Wreath-Y. P. s. of Cable 1-1111111 1 5 ' ' Wt that w“ all. this heel. mghiwlflfle “h” ‘M m . ‘The bride was pr ed up tlu and Greenwich pmggAuls OI‘ SYMIATIY gut‘ arkgaranktpftcrwvards, he wrote "moment endewmm shréeaiviv“ w ‘flag aisle by her flower mgllflh cm]

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Wishing can do s lot."

ARD ISLAND FERRY SERVICE OAIIIOU. N. I.

Bhown here are Canadians who suffered as prisoners of aneee since (Jhrlstmas Day 1641 en mute nomeward again as Inft to right: Pto. Stanley G. Olcen, Calgary, carrying" the took from a Japanese guard on V4 Day-it was used by the Japa 1‘ , ‘ beatinfl of the Canadians. Centre is the U. l. l. Clark carried M4 members of the Winnipeg Gienadiers and Royal Quebec from Manila to Ban Francisco. The mined group on the rbht, shows men of both battalions; left to right (front) Flu. L. A. Ollnnv’ ing, Grape: He. Arthur Diehi, Winnlpfll; PM. John Blnnifl, Winni- peg: Pie. George Le Blane, Winnipeg; Back row, left to rilht: Np. Isaac Comeau, Maltempagul. 11.3.: Sgm. Jack Rose, Vancouver: Opl. I1‘. A. Dayton, Chllliwaok, 3.0.: Lu-Opl. Sam DlBefid Intel-teal; Rh. It J. Cotton, Quebec. - (Canadian Arne Reta).