. friends r _

MONDAY .

IN HQ AL Iglrlismiairv. ‘the .lilness_ol Mn Ernest H. Anderson‘, Canadian Nae lional Telegraph night operator who has entered the Prince Eti~ ward Island Hospital for further treatment.

nuts 11v (‘ADIITRIDGIL mass.‘ —-Nows was received 11y hngusiN.

.i".at'1:oil"1.1i1ipoi'ts ucre in daiiflfl 1

n’ not, being sufficient ,to mee". c‘ol'isti’rt'ipr"-deniaiid, : last_ _ months umber-ts? of -ears show that suE-h ‘afifunger has been eliminat- ed, for iii December of i946 only 250 cars were ferried across North- umberianzi Strait.

Mr. Ray Buole of 175 King Sfreel. Charlottetown. was inform- ed yesterday that two of his broth-

Cciilriil Secrtiuiy the Kneeling oi’ the agenda

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willsnis 1m! tiie Crown and RR. Bell, 1\',(‘.. for

the defendant. The Crown alleges

‘tflvllfi a1? rho-nicer ng of that iilcCaull entered the store oi

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I which ,1.e Moore and ivicLezd on the 1115111

r11 i.1c 171-1. of January. vi December 11 11s: by menus 0' 11

director

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key ivhich-hc was 11c. supposed to

cginning in February; "a" "' "'5 .1'°5“'*“ ""- H” w“. ‘m the EilucationulrIPorum. conduet- "mP10Y00 0' M°°"° M" Mdrmd‘ “t 0Q during the'past.year at various 1'10 "m9-

local centres, w ii be replaced by addresses “iind forums

nuuiiccd later.

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_1Q1 1'19 1m; rfiUCClflfiFUb (‘ARD PARTY —

"On January ‘ind the C. W. L.

‘A questionnai-e for the purpose 5Pb1\=°7"' '5 "My ‘“"“"’5'u' card

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ucrc later brought to Charlotte town by taxi. The plane is ex pected to arrive at the local air port early this morning, weather permitting. The afternoon plane oound 'from here to Halifax wa. also forced to terminate its trip st New Glasgow, N. 5., for thil same reason. and passengers werc obliged to entrain from there to Halifax.

CATHOLIC WO-NEN’! LEAGUE

l. D. MacGulgan as Coroner and the following Jury : Albert Maclseod James Power. Thomas White, Jos- Ieph Duncsm-Harry Hardy. W. I. .Scantlebury. George MacLeod. The ‘pioceedings were adjourned until 7 p.m. Friday.

REPRESENTING AUXILIARY. -Mrs. Malcolm McLeod of Lorne Valley representing the Women's Auxiliary of the Island Federation of Agriculture will be one of the

olson, both of Charlottetown. do- fendants. _

W. Hayfield Ramsay. Mount. pleasant, plaintiff, versus Hilda Belle Ramsay and Clarence Strong. “um, both of Bummerslde, .110- fendanis.

Francis Raymond McKay. Char- lottetown, plaintiff. versus Elizabeth Irene liicKay and Frank French, both of Truro. N.S., defendants.

John Alfred Jvlycrs. Charlotte- town. plaintiff, versus Marjorie

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ro- OUR saruaoav SUBSCRIBER-Si

treatment in December. few real. ized his serious condition and news of his destl. comes as a great shock to a IaJge circle of friends throughout the Province.

He was the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. William A. Noonan of Bedeque and received his early education there. later continuing his studies at Prince of Wales col. K39, Charlottetown. As a studs... there he enlisted in the infantry in the First World War but, due

Mclnriis, Charlottetown, on satur- 91111110 P1155?" flwlkv 0" 5""""""Y- _ _. , _ , . . ._ u 11 i‘ e arish 1 q dale ates resent at the meetings Eleanor Myers. Charlottetown, and 1o a 11931-1 cunuimuu, 1.; (11.1 not u rlay of the sudden passing 01 "'5 “"9 "7 ""°"f°5."' ""5?" fwd. "w -°.f,j,§~‘.§.“n"".g.""§’,‘I‘1“'j?,§‘ 'l°"(‘,'.'.';§ Ifgfigosdacfi”, h1g1 ari) un- 51.1135. Devcverizilieiiisnleleigiaxitgueu! viiis of ihe Climadian Federation of Curtis Melanson, River llebsrt, ovum... 3

1"°"1"- ""°"""‘" "~ M”'““'5' m. ‘m’? "'7 ivlill'us%ltl%‘".igioriirfl' gm ivss iilrrgi-ulninlviiiniiiziri iirsneiirif usually 1111111 11111111151‘ 1"" Pm" held at the home of the presi- '/\sr10111!11" 111111011 °P°"S 111 B"°°'" "-5- "°'""°"‘“"' . -'—-" Cambridge, hfass. Cnly one sister F1511 191'. -1'-§‘~'1"'-§' - ‘"51 1*" “"1 men“ ' r - -" _ . ' c,“ 4-1.5 high score winners were “n. Mm y p_ 1.45am“, Tm ville, Ont... on January 2W1- A wcdduuz 0f interest to many '"""'°5~ M“ wm- casmrd "1 m" but. inch”. ipass-li‘; qghbbike, Li}? ' -- V ' ‘ .“ i. ’ hirs- Emmett Gornianiind Leonard mecflm opened by 111-aye.- muow. Through an error Mrs. McLeod! friends and relatives ‘ on Prince my 1'") l‘-‘1"'°'“5 a “w” ' ' Tgggppy .’ __" .- Kelly. while the consolation prizes ed by 111., 1.011 c311 and me "m. name appeared in yesterday's issue _ Edward Island, particularly 1.. —— Hue o’ 1 l- - 4 F‘ .' ' Rveni. to Mrs. Clarence Curley anti 1m, o; 11., “Hume,- 01 111, WW1. ‘as ivlrs. Lorne McLeod. Miss Elizabeth Cusack of Ottawa. western Prince. look place in JOHN“ Bum”- 7°' w” ("d m Mr. \' R. Rapier . of j-“lestciif Ari-rum‘ Smith. An enjoyable o“, 1.128111“; “1111-1, were .-..a,_-1_ up. arrived in Charlottetown by T.C.A. Irgq, A5111, on lQchbelytlL 1947, o; ' ' Nurs 11g Sr er E100"

FRIDAY

SLIGHT ’l‘R.-\l"I"lC ACCIDLLVF- _ H _ _ _ _ ~—A 811E111 11001001" °°"'-’""" "i" 1'" "£311: §fi‘,'{,."’.“’s‘,';°,‘;.“,“". Super-Margflkfiiiiiciset, fiitigiqnd, ,'d;111;;e_ followed. music by Mrs. proved and 51gne¢ n was moved, Mr. Frank W. Curtis was clect- on Thursday morning to visit her former City n-t 7:15 Saturday night-Wu?“ “'31,, -,},'.‘,,,' ,0 ,,.._,,s‘,\‘,,,_,u, 510$. 1.11.. irss-iaoqgs pusltliin_"iv1-i11'~Maurice._MCDQ.ii3J<i. violin- Md and seconded to give the sum ot1=d President of the Charlottetown mother irho 1s seriously ill. O'Brien. p. A. of Abadaii. South g, car parked o1i_.Ii1ll,51J11-”<1' -‘§'11',°1?1~- 3.. ‘vihéjtit, _. i,“ 1 m" bfmhuf Ilttjiqlis Jewellers, _Mont'a_guc; as lifam‘ “McDonald, guitar. A do- Lwemshnve d011,“, 1° 11.9 5L Board cf Trade at the annual ‘ Iran, formerly of Elmsdulc. P, g, 15.1,... mum, .\u5"..t1-iickri1uii11be- "' " '- 111511111111; ‘1‘}lt‘6d'-il’i_Qllfll‘it3i.iC:. 11<i us; 11inch was served by the Mu-tha», buudh.“ 1.1.1.1 I. w.“ meeting held sit the Ch-arlotte- MOVE T0 NEW HOMFF Mr. 1. and Davin P, Furlong or 131k rum 11,1» a vfil‘ uroreedilvs’ r _-‘n. F1 du‘ night ' - 11.11, e5 and’ every one present moved and seconded w take up “town Iiotel last night. Oher of- and Mrs. Harry A. MacDougaii. land. The cerrinony was pdrf0rmerl on the some sticct. O1iiy_ sig- ' , I

n- _~..-.,1-.-u Te-h-"w

damage 1o the left rear bdzuilf} of the parked car was sustained‘;

SATUR ~11. Bioi.

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rather uliscriiPl‘ a. 11... Eu \ :1. l-‘zirm report- M- 1,1,1 ~11 the coldest wea- Hrl. ;;~, lit .- flYPZi so fur “H, . ,_ . _t zit 8'3!) yvsicrtizi)‘ ~ 1131111 il-ic :r~"1'i:i11.',v litid dropprri 1» .~.\- fifiliPil above zein. Darrin: . the temperatures ma», 11.1.1 3,311 p.111. was recurri- ..,1 M, 1--,.~,v.=.»..~ov.-- 111d iit 8:30 last night the tc-r11;r-i‘11i1ir.- ilflii risen 1n thirteen rihrive 7cm

The third burglary to tutu!‘ 1n the City during the past four iiays trick place a1 the office iii’ .\ir “jg, Hjygg. lot-xii (jiizifedcraiioii Life Assurance Company Willi‘- acntntive. located in the Bunk 11f Nova ScotIa building llll ilic cntiii r of Grafton and Great George Streets. between lite iioiirs oi 4 PM. and '1 P.M. yesterrifll’

Th» hreak was discovered ivy one g the nffzre senpinvees who had returned to the office shortly af- ter seven o'clock last evening to find the safe broken open and I100 and some cheques miss 11g.

Cement continues to be ferried h considerable quantities-Al cars last month, none in December. 1946 —because of the great scarcity 0t this commodity during the war years. Last month's importation of lil cars at a season when little concrete construction is done, is convincing proof that the war- scsrcity of cement was keenly felt.

Hay contiiiuesno be imported because of the Island's clover crop failure last year, and the less- than-average yield of timothy. l9 oars came over last month while none was brought 1n iii December, 1945.

Only lit) cars u.’ fertilizer were ferried to the Province last montn as compared to 214 cars in De- oember of 1946. ’l’hose figures do not necessarily mean that the I:-

Later on iu lie cveuuig. after Cit! Police hurl started carrying out investigations concerning the break. 11 further development oc- curred when the local Post Office informed them that they had just discovered an un-atldrcsscd, iin- stampi-rl letter with :1 Canada Life Assurance heading on it. contain- lng a numliei- of cheques. The iot- ter iisii bet-u discovered by one o! the m11.l clerks who had been sort- in. x1e marl vrhicii hurl been iiiouizlii. in ii_\' .\lr. Art McQilaid. who harl just UUITlDiCtPIi his rounds sf. 1vick1ug lip the mail from the various 111ml boxes through the City. .\ir. MCQllIiili didn't itnow which hnv l1:- lihil taken it from. Apparently iil!‘ ihir-i. alter making in: err-ape nnri liming lhat the cheques were 1111i. ivccollaiile. had put lhcm in an cnvr-inpc lakcn from lhc nffu-e srmirwl ii ami 111-n dropped it 11111» n mull imx

i\I'I‘lll£('l.-\’l'I\'l-L r\l.'llll.".\'('l'l —- Dcspilr iilf‘ inciclxiciir-j‘ n1’ lil!‘ wea- ther. :1 \'i"l_\ jolly evening was spcrl ht liic lnflriuarr on January 9. 104a urn-n .\fr. Jam-v Power and ivs mcrrv 1; 111» of iilif‘l‘.lf‘fi performers, with .\ir. Albeit Blan- chard presiding .11 the piano, pre- sented choruses. vocal and in- sfrumrritnl numizezs. sit-p dancing. tap-ilanriug, r~i1', 1.. :1 Vt‘l'\~ Rf)- preciaiivo nitrite-ire, The 15011111111- ahlo friililrc niitrtil live 111-Houn- ers Wilfi "1111 r1111 1111121" 11s they ranncrl from :1_::<~~ i-Ievcu to right)‘- four yours. Jlmnr»; illiltliili aloha ripples 11nd oranges which wi-rc passed iii ihc patients during 1n- term ssinn. The patients anti staff were very graft-fill for this; cran- 11185 Pulcriziiiimcnt and trczt. nnri not moaning 1o impose on cowl nature. ull f‘Xpl‘l".<!‘.I‘f| the iiopc that Jimmy and his nroup w ll re- illfll in liic not ion distant future.

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The total numbrr of cars 1.’ freight ferried to the Province lust month shows .111 IIIZTETWC‘ of 12 cars over the number brought fl\'?l in December. 1046. 1'11:- llllr11ll2i last month was 1.401 as compared f0 1.319 for the corresponding month of 1946. Outglolllz insight totalled i167 cars. compared to i173 in the same month a year ago. a decline of six cars.

The figures. rcieaserl’ by liic 0f- fice nf the Superintendent. i-laiul Division. Cilnflfhlll Nstlona1 flail- ‘WH. show that several commod- ities which have been in short sup- ply during the war years are '1ow coming to the Provinie in increas- ing quantities. Among those are listed coal. sugar and cement.

While local 68:1 dealers o..- pressed fears a 1.... mflllthl agn

. , of, , . Henry -B_uote_ of that .1\l,acc.,'f1‘iieir parents are dead. ’- ‘ "

'l‘ucsiia,v. iiiiorliiuiioii received - by .\i1. Buoic herr- 1cstcrilzi_v indicat- "(i.

'--~1. liruiiie-s, Andrea :11 Ne“

"~t-_\ and George i: J1 1:11.111 i..i11. .\l:1ss.. and two sister," ifiiii _\i.\ioi! of NU‘. Joseph Bunici Mrs. iicn1'_v Du r011 and Iilis. '1’ iiic Walsh. illiiil 111 the Uniicii Slates 111w si11\l\e.

Lt -i.‘tli'. Frank J. storey. tiibvilffil. CUlillllBfidilEQljfngflfirfir No. “'5 ‘D’ ’-' isinniu Signals u-us plfnfillifffi 11.11. the EfilwlClir)"DECDl'f’lti0il for 20 icar- .~c:\1ce iii the Army at '1 ziiccliiig 0;’ 811411111 Association ll 13c ..»\1.11u.ir1e~. r’r1il1i,\ night. 'I’1ir mcseiiiniiozi uzis made by Lc-Cul. F. B. Conrad. a ftirnicr command 1111; olficci of the 1111it under whom Co‘ Forev served and received l siou.

1i. urcy has had a i£‘il,'i|l_‘;

caret-r with the Signals. having

Joined tilt‘ RCCS iNP/KM) iii I93.)

.1 lniau. lie rose to .

.' rgeoiii and gain-

cii his iitllllnlLFlOll as :1 second- LlUhitilillll 111 151.15.

.\t Inc i~.iilirr.ir. n! 11,111" Col Storey has iziiicd out in active service and 111 Jilly. ifi-il proceed- ed overseas with the iird Division- al slgilals. I11 November of that jriir lie uas promoted to rank of captain.

Col. Storey scricd in Northwest. Europe and was promoted to sec- ond-in-command of 8rd Divisional Signals. On his return to Canada in 1945 he retired from active scr- vice with the rank of major.

At his discharge Col. Storey re- joined the reserve fort-e and for a time acted as second-in-command to Lt.-Col. D. N. Bell. He was later appointed to command the unit on the retirement of Col. Bell, ED.

"Whither Gccst Thou. Far-mo was the question which Mr. W.R. Shaw asked and then proceeded to answer at the concluding session Saturday morning of the agricult- ural short study course at the Can- adian Legion Hall.

The course. which opened Wed- nesday, Jun. 7. was attended by ap- proximately 5O young farmers frcin all parts of the Province. ’i"ney heard addresses from the Hon. W. EA. Stewart, minister of 11g"- culiure; H. J. MacDonald. dairy superintendent; SC. Wright, live stock division. Federal department of agriculture; Rev. M. E. Francis, extension department. St. Dun- stans College; L.P. Mclsaac. ex- tension department, provincial de- partment of agriculture; and W. R. Show, dflpllijHliiillStff‘ of agricult- urc; and Dr. B1,‘. Keeping. of the department of health and welfare.

Mr. Shaw told the students that if agriculture in the Province was to be arrested from a further d."- clinc-m decline which in most agri- cultural products has been steadily going on for more than 5O j’€‘.'1.l’5—- a long-term farming policy must be instituted. That D0110}. he ' must be supported by study. elf one)‘. mid OTZilfliZZlilDTl if stability is to he achieved. lie stressed the ucerl for 11I’iZ.’ll’liI.f‘-i mni‘kl‘iii1'_: un- dor a system cuiiirnllcrl i1_\ iilf‘ fnliiirrs. cold storage i111‘ fifillil',\' 111131111015, frost-proof uurciioLisr-s for 1mizitoc-. the importation of more il-‘TIP. anti thc mixing at ht-iic of Island grown feeds. Only by such measures. Mr. Show said. can liic ittrnlPi‘ vnavl-trt his prctl-iri rt

A nicciiug of ii1r~ Pl‘illl'(? Eciwurtl island 'l'eachors' Federation execu- tive was hcld on January l1 in the Fcrlr-rniiovi Office. 98 Prihce street.

Bcsirics the ever-tit vc there were TIF-‘Iivlll the salarv and program 1'illl‘.‘lllilCI’S. .\ir. L..W. show tit/feud- cd 111 liit‘ interests of lhc lriiicr iflllilllitii‘? to ll‘€~l§’i. in mnlziug arrangements [or the annual East- er convention. oi1ii"1 begins on the miter 1)."?! of March.

J. Works hluruiiy of K111151115;- Inn and Rita V. hint-Donald of Fest Baltic WEN‘ nrirlcd to the "ivtlcs r1.’ the constitution and poi- ic», comniitccs nvilh John Cnn- uoliv 11s ch11 rman.

Cbrl't'.~11n11flc.‘1ce was rcuil from [he (.'.’I‘.F.. slniinrz that UNESCO is 1111111111111: u fi'liV!‘ for the moiilii of Frhriuiijv in aid the teachers 11nd education in general in iicvwslriir-d b. p". Each province nf Canada

lake n11 liliiVf‘ part in the iliivc. nnll uni only |('.’\l'|l"i'.€ and pupils but ulso the pcucrcl pzililii- vv ll he itivci a chance I1 ilorlntf.‘ '11 "Willey n~ erillvnilmini supplies.

Vi'ni'ii has |V‘l‘l'i received fi-mn r111‘. Hine ni lire Teachers’ A111 ilirl supplies will 110i. Iw shinin- nliic III thr- lcachi-rs’ office, .-1< he. fl-rc iuFmalc/l i1. i. 110e,; 1 11».-

T110 rcsoiiiidniis nr thank; u-.-.-.~

cxprrssiua itriilcfi-l {lplfiro- cinilon lo horh the Guard 1m Puh. iishlitg Company far ii- frrg nub- licaiion nf the Educational Hor- iron. and lo CFIJY for ils free hroadcastinw of the rrliimllnnal addresses alur n; Eriur-rffonai week

I»_ivcs_,of~ 1th; .7. .‘ '11.1ilF iiexgiat‘ ,, _,._“'

jaunt (uiicrals u-zu 1;.» held on“

New ;Year by spending a very _ f . ' "pleasant evening. A nice sum of , - Eepler iéltklsoa- money avas realized. . . iiestiaytsi 11111; qpdsflevv fr}. " ' --——— flew York v1.1‘ Uuiitlbi’. Newiouiia- . ,, land. .i:'.-1vi11,1 Wednesday ‘iiiorii -" '5 (‘"3" H, -""“" 5"“? "'°»"'§' 41g. ‘l‘i1c,i' ninth the 112p to l-‘riiire -""‘f""3"'i) "m" "owed 5cm“ "'9 immrd 151mm ‘t, {tlomrsal m. Unileil Slates from ilie Pacific ' toast to an cziislrrn coast port. This r train cnrrierl carloads of food. money. and clothing -_ gifts. not cu 111th their first impressions of "f “"5 "r5am.zat'°n‘ m“ presems this Provinic and uic looking for '1'°_‘“ (he °rd““r~",pe°p'° °f_ llhde iuarii to settling (it7\‘.li 111 their ifbfl" w "'0 "Pub o! "'°.'“°r ' 11m l1‘ utiuptctl C.\.ill'1l\. "Ups-v W911i‘ sluppmia" dulgnatcd __>__V .11 uges [Lriiillg up gifts until the ,. ,. , _ _ . . ‘lraivi finally reached its‘ terminus pvzaléilkgcrilfll, "J,S,H_"H(\', iirflfilfti almost iunre than the great business and zti his ucii position "Wm "mmcs “mm W"! , .\.ll 31c able 1o iilvc c\11c1i r- ‘E ""1?" "igr? "fine ijvc" ‘pa?’ 11st‘ to ilic 1Jci1_11le of_ MUllHjlJi‘ {JP tum)‘ m ‘X W!“ 0 l a iillti suirouiiding ii1.~t111-1'-:. .I.he qrNfl. Ems dub or Chap m“ initelovin propose to cirive. what H113“, 5131111151155 “E|.0,u-_ vie think is the first friendship Uiie hundred and five babies vvcrc "M "' Canmm" Tm?“ “"" ("we 1,1,,“ m m” C115. 1",. month‘ m. h throughout Charlottetown 1111 Sat. i‘. Kccping infoiviicd iiic Cli,\ lwda-V- "am '7' from 9 A'M' um" Council j-csieriiuy r-vcui g. 11111111; 5‘ 1""; _ the same time tiicrc were ‘.'i deaths """"" 1"""1'°5°3 T" mm“ "ma" and n marriage“ me doctor said’ cvcr you have in offer. a dime to H, __ help pay postage or freight. gifts 111111.111 Rl~2l'0lt'l‘ -- Vu-ncrcii i" "mm": "1’ 50°"- .iisca<.-~ in ilic City of Clinrioiic- ""'_“-\' """ "'1" '1' .\"""" "°"'“» 1,,.\\_,lisrfl,yid1,.d ..._,,.-yn3._ DR l. Prince Street School Area .._ Keeping. city 11~n11.11 Officer. inlu '~’ “1-"1 "’ " "4' the City Council last night. Dr. "'0'" KPM School area- ll A.M. Keeping attributed the ‘ruproveo "‘ ' PM‘ condition to more stringent regii- B"'g"'°" a?” 1 P-M- '° 3 latioiis and to morn efficient irueirli- P3"- ods of treatment. .-\t. presrnt, n. B"5"'°55 3'91"“ — 3 PM- 10 5 mid. tlierc are eight rnuic case, in ~M~ the City and four icvtiiale. All nre old cases.

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‘They were both very iuucii 1135i

You cannot miss "The Friend- shzp Car". but if we miss you and ____-_ you have gifts to give call any one

FUNERAL 17551153135 1 The of the following niemhcrs of the fuugraj of the 1M6 Mrs‘ 11 A‘ T.I\'.'I‘. girls who will gladly call for Stetson was held yesterday nfter- ""’"'- M“? "'9 F"'°""5"'1' C" noon from the MticLenti Funeral "'9 SW91“ '1 5""""' "Q Home to St. James Church ivhere 55"." Oshmnv- T"e'"'“ B""“",5°1 service was conducted by Rev. T. -'°"" 5'°'"“"' 39'9" SEW“? 5'5"” H, 13.15591 some“ who 8150 of, Gill. Constance Stacey. Beitv Proc- ficlated at the grave. Interment m" Janet MaFmchfm- J"' Mac’ was 1n Marshfiem Gamma)“ The Eacliern. Ph_\'i.ilS'T3-lt. Cami Creel- pau bearers were‘ cmef Jusuce man, Jane Gidtliiizs. Anna Math- T_ A, c-Mnpbem K) M_ Martin. cson. Joan Rogcrson, Doris Clarke. Harry Cudmore, J. 'i. lifartin, D°_r"“ B°w'°5" Marl’ MPCK mm"- Graham Rogers. and Percy McRae. s", r'°-‘;IDf“I""" B“??? Dlfk. léath-

nriue u cimson, a ierine roc-

FUNERAL SATURDAY _ The kett. Elizabeth Lewis. Joan Cam- funeral of Mrs. Margaret Jane Om“, D°"°""' T°w5he"d- 9'3“ Cannon, widow of the late A. E. Jwkms" Run‘ MMEWE“ shmey Cannon, was held Saturday after- C“mpb°"' Norm“ "M" A"e"' noon. Following a short service at her late residence, a funeral ser- , vice ivas held at St. Paul's Church. “EDNESDAY where service was conducted b,‘ FIREMEN CALLED-City fire- Rel! J- T- 111110“ W110 8150 0011- men were called out at two o'clock ‘illfiifld 511N111? fli- the Bfave- 111' yesterday afternoon to attend to a iermfiut “as In the Peoples Cemc- flue fire at the Vendome Hotel on tery. Pall bearers were: James K9111, 51.9% No damage w“ ,1. Swan, Melbourne Crockett. Percy pone¢ Gay. Warren Burns, Hilbert Friz- __ zeli and W. Chester S. McLure. 51,161“- ACCIDENT_ A 5118M ——— ‘c t - . w» To user-o- wner-. 23211111‘.§i§fi{"i".."‘..il§.ifflfii "' "'9 ""9; M” W~ '3 T'°"""'”{" travelling west on Euston Street “fils "Md 5“"""""Y "°'“_$'- P“ side-swiped a caz- proceeding cast. crs Cathedral where services were m me 53.1w street“ The ca]. "_ “mduned b" M“ Cano" M""'"='» teivcd slight damage to its left who also officiated at the grave. 1mm feqdm.

Interment was in st. Peters Ccme ' ' __ _,_

tery. Pall bearers acre Messrs. REX-lint“) NEws 0|,- DlM-r"___ Eqseoige W. lVlcLeod. l. E._ Miw‘ Mrs. Neil J. MacKlnnon of New

"m, w’ s" 0'5"" C‘ M‘ w""""'5' Haven, rcceivcd word of the iicaih R,- '*- Kemp “"0 A ~'~ _ "B9111" of tier brother llarry 1-1. Eastlon of ""c"'b:"5 0' "'9 'V_"'§°"'C Av F- Eaton. Sack. in his 71st year. He and A. M. attended 111 a body. {he 11nd mo" 51d‘- 101- m, 1“. 591.9111 Masonic service o1 the grave was rlvnnhs “N1 pusscd away mnunry conducted by Mr: Kemp. .1111

s: Lil\\l'fZllCl? Lmlzc Nu. H 1.111 ,\\\',\nn|-j|1 |_ _q_ Mrwmnun; 15.1 Wiiiicl’ 141d!!!’ N0- '17 111 1110 111- rmplo_".'ccs oi the Canadian Na- dfliwurlvut Order u! Odd Fol-oin- tlonal Raihvnys \\‘liO have been neld a joint install-alien ceremony honored Will] the ImpCriiil ser- "151- Prflllilfl '11 £11011’ 101129 1001M vice Mirdzii in recognition of long "1 1110 Odd P9110115 111111111112 "F and faithful service are Messrs R'°'"11°'1<' 5110"» Poniroy Pldwartl Mitrray. Brad

'i‘he illtiifliiflti“ us.» urriuiuiiffii albaiie. Georze Bradford Puncher. '11‘ Di-‘ilicl 13011111.’ 6111110 Mil-W" Charlottetown. and Alexander G. Arthzi" Cuclincre and his stall ivincGi-egcr. Mi. Stewart. consisting of District Deputy ____._

Grand Marshall D. l“. Bethune, D. luggmvgg gm) 55w - ,__ 11,1115 D. Giraud Wnrdcu A. O. F‘. Gill. Peter Doureiic of South Ruatlco D- 11 Grand Chaplain Stanley has iecz-ivcd tiic sad HEW! of the 31311111. D. D. Grand Sccrctar, dciitii o.’ licr duughiei" Lilla (Mrs. Elwood Burlioc, D. D. Grand Olin l-‘rzuikci of Brookiinc, Mass, Treasurer Jami P. CZLllpilEi] and who passed away on January 6th. l). D. Grand Guardian r‘1:iiey Mc- Left tn mourn besides iic-r sorrow- Kinnou. lug Motlirr. is iicr husband and one —_- d:i1|ii1trrl.o11isc. also a brother

WHO PAW; FDR WAREHOUSIL-i (‘llffnrd and slsirr Bessie Peters of -Pro1|1icr.i. W'.iil.f‘l' Jones sold 5531l1111111<1iB¢ last uiclit that the Dominion Gov- ——— ernincnt 1.1 vmlirisutlng nothing tn 9/1111" T595179 -—- 13118111 0815- the Provincial (iovernmeiitfls pata- Parked 0h the wrouz side of the to warehouse project. The Provin- 5W“?! 110111‘ 1'13 P11111118 Tiilk 01" nini Government. 11c ma, will Fusion Suw- ive-"e laasrd by my ‘l3 pcr cciit. oi‘ the cost anti 5711.1’ Police XBEPPYGHY 61/013118 iiie l"l'llllflllllll'ty whore the l\".ll'C C115" 0T P0111’? Bitiwlslifr 551d 1.31m 15 9.0.19.1 W111 my 1,1... n. lest ‘night that his Department uzniiiiir; 23 11cc cent. The Premier 111d 1‘!"~"-"\’91‘1 5W???" 001717119111“ atldcd- 111.11, 111; Druuiuu... , lrcm residents that motorists were -"l‘l1'i1\"11i 1vil1 he asked iii irsist ' Vofitinf: Ihc Cliy traffic by-laws Prniiilcitil Ginfrlliiltlllt hy~ shill" in iii-u. vieiuiiy mid that the reru- i112 a portion of the cost but that Htiliil! would be strictly enforced. 1'1: docs not expect liie Dominion Pflfkiiil 011 1.1111 Siliilil side of Eus- 111 1\.\y nnv more than 37 i-2 per tmi Street ls contrarv to the traf- u-iii of the iniai cost of ‘my iic rcgulaions. the Chief said. ‘warehouse. ' » -~ 1