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EwSBuD<;ET....o RSATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

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Day - ' nas' ur;.\'ru-word has Gyno MEETING-Mr. G. D.

Mow .i_,,f,iJl,,.,.i.,.i.V..1 hy llii-_~,-_ walter R. Henderson, Provincial cxecugvff

lsl.ANDi»JR DI-.AD-Mrs. William Biiiiisi gf, no--iiiorii St. of the death secretary-treasurer of the l/

ix-i__.r, Jr., received the and new-i Di Mi._.._ nnaiv Mobbs, Winchester- Scouts organization, was the sltak- ;.‘ gh.; rlcszll of her “ll” _*W* ilruga :vi-nr, _\i-lbbs visited the Island ez- at the regular meeting of the L;_~»rur= Cultllffe. Brooklin. M¥lU“`~ iasii \iiii_,ii,.i_ H,-.r many friends Gyro Club last night. Mr. Hender-

--- iid ,'F»._¢,....- viii i-cgi-ct her sudden son spoke on scout work. Dr. P. A.

--Lk;.»\\'IiS FOR SAINT JOHN- p____V_Siiii,V Sgr- is silrvlvcd by two Creelman was chairman. At the liir, Wm. Mcnaiihim- 0! the “mn dwghgei-_< 1=‘n.il_\_ nlfe of Mrs. DY- close of the meeting the fin!-I

°f ul" Prnvmmal Bank at sum- Grady. ‘Lliiih Mass.. M-\`5~ And-'ew ESJTIOB in tihe Club bridge tourna- n‘-1i'\i~'if> im' ‘ln 5“'“’d“_y 1°: ° G€.,v,{,._=_ n§1do1ie son, I..-t,Coi.Mobbs. ment were played.

li.<\:i'_ll's vacation in Saint J0hn’ both of \v'li‘.uhcsi‘-`Y. M3-°5~' “L” °ne ”"""` :\'_lJ_--5. i, viii. ]i,m,,,On<i F, Thorne Hlsil CAR Rl-:COVERED-A car be-

--_- '° ‘ . ii longing to Dr. J. S. Jenkins. stolen

, A1°m`I` B' ` early yesterday morning. was fbund

i=f=\\'li *il i“|U.'3S T5; ifnifoi; 'rvr:so.w in victoria Parr yestenleyh arter-

;..i'nlr~r.= drive 0 ______. . U G _ noon undamaged. It was e sec- “A`~` 1“‘<"`“ U’ Chmonewwn for SM. "'U‘H I `H'U“ Plcznllant sslit ond ear taken over the week end. ., - ui-,.1-.1 _-llopping, but few truv- V sie llu~.u-eric null I_4‘U___1_*;_e S-"ons on sunday morning ` ca, belong. __ ._ r|.ii._<_ Mr. Lcelnan Macl=_'he€ up for lri.ii br- Mlgis r _ breakmg ing in ML _i_ D_ sieivart was taken , _._-_,yi .\l.\cDonalcl leit Wood 135;, \,,.-g on l. tlla_1S0_° _i _ning f,-cm the comer of Euston and ' =~ U’ We “- ""' Satmday and " fi"-<5 ""“»” V* Wi’"" my beat i l Cumberland Streets and recovered i '= ilu” “"0” “‘“1‘“ 1‘°.““i lilnlf- fi~"-fi ‘°_’““'° *im ’ ‘° by city Police fifteen minutes

. ~-_:ig mor roads closed io alho- i _uiii i._i,_,_-_<l'.»<l llclorc Judge Inman _iaiu undamBged_

. ._-,i:'fir_ 'I'iir_\' rct\u'n1‘<l I0’ ,,, ii... cn»_;i.ty Cmnt yeslmiay- . . iii.~_-_ ygstprfiay by tile samc i Tiici. i,;_.».'_,._i _iji',ll‘._v and were re-

WEDNESDAY

RECEIVED SAD NEWS-Mrs.

‘Roderick MacKay. Bradalbane. P. E. I., received the sad MW! 011 Rb. `6th, of the death of her nephew, Mr. Lormer J. Rix. San Francisco, Califomla.

GAZETTED-In the eligible list

announced by the Civil Service Commission for Graduate Nurses, Camp Hill Hospital, department of pensions and national health. ap- pear the following: Helen Mary Solomon. Georgetown; Grace Eliz- abeth Harper, City; and Ethel Clara MacLeod. Bummerside.

VALENTINE PARTY HELD -A

Valentine party was held at the Cundall Home last night by nurses of the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital. Guests of honor at the most enjoyable function were Miss Aus- tina Mui/ch and Miss Louise Cox.

i .n'..r.`u.n :.1 _:.1 I iiiuii “"“ .‘”f°"“°" CANNlNG Counsn on:Ng_

' ' _ ;<=..f-_v “T”--"ll ill* “L1 ’*`°e“° 5°“` Prof. o_o. nldt, assistant superin-i_

._li;i ~ vi,-'|'r, snuuu sT.sR_r_-_ i_____P______ _ imdenii oi me Dominion i,_.iip°i.i_, l*`°'31“'°° C5"‘“1°“e"°°“'“ g"]°'i ~r~"‘“‘ mental Farm at Kentvllle. N. S..i -1 “ " "’ ll Y*"“"' caused maui M Bon on Fobrilary Ulm' U opened a. course in canning andi ` ‘ i """ “"“`"°‘”“"" “man th? her limiie at -’-'yi B°5"°“ Ave" M°d` crowink of crops for cannin§ Bi' i

i F 'V 1'” 3“’m° ‘° 5“V."i°"r 1°” iold lil?-~ " -\‘»"*"- "mr ”‘ few ist. Andrew's Monday night under

l`ii<’>` had `°*"`“ °“'~ I". ilillis ;.l;.. ~ ;.i.- Mr-iff called and the auspices of the Provincial de-’

:` 11 e l\l1.fl'll0il.'i. l_"‘13‘° ini- grllilrt .~j _:ig of_Ml'S. Emily H~ partment of ag-i-iCu_1i_ure_ 'nie course ' "i ““‘i. “ -`*""""i‘ “‘”'!` .\li~r»il.. l~.1iu"`U l'-"“‘~‘i 1" her seventy' is in connection with the move- ` ~i‘~' tiff* gifts- “ho Md llrei ~l licz- iiic. ment developed by the adult ed-i

. fi frifiids on ill? W- Ed] We 1.1;-3 1-»-i--il as shi-_ siellped ucation league of Prince Edwardi ic:--I. r<"il:'i".e(l. llzlavinrft Oi mis t.li' l"`I_l`.0\vil ll-orld she L__iniid_ i. _ ,.-,._-_,V wen- nbscnce was iciiii,-1 vi-_._; ug 'iicrc her loved ones ____

i who limi, 1-_ _r _im .<li_o_l't_:;il° xii _ "We are smudixlg on the breaking

~~~’*- _ iii-\~-luv ' iv-\11~_ “‘ ` di»ld‘ l or lviliza-

‘; (‘ Bi.l~.»'~.~.l§il_v. .\c.ilo1l- ' “ii~,._, um- ;_l1<::l from her _three ?i';i_§"‘f__o:_V_ :_§_t°if_;;_.e,p§C_t_] RM? G_ A_ ,L ;i, iz.-lrro\\'l_v esczlpcd 3-mi; ago, .ii true prime of life. weiis D_D_ C_M_Gf_ Bishop oi cai,i_

“ “'l1"I`» I-'le "°1~-"I ' “M 'ld 1' ni ht ' ser on at

-ffm.: ran into a lior_~0 ‘ ML J;~.;i~_.~_; Lynch, prliicipnl of g‘i)_°'Pi‘iii,s Tlilaervix heid wicil and drii-eil _ j\1_»l.:_._~ i- Sclinnl rcccivod fevere in Connection with me Canipaign -T '\'i" B1`T<i`\\`»ll=~ YV* -,:i_uii~hi.» on .-111-‘.ll'fi11.\' i\m`i”“°°n for the evimgclizatioll of Canadian “‘\'~`f'1€? th" “,"l“`“f’ xilhzi Eze ici! 1`;~r-in the steps Of "' life was largely attended. Rev. I-Li we i;;i:r~ Mr. MncAilIu\' i L-fr pmt-ii while the eastern D_ R__ymond_ recim. of SL Pai_ii.s| .sv\-eral brui~es and tri’-.iz \\';l-: \v.l;‘_'.ng at Mount Stew- Ciiui.cii_ was in ohm-gc of me ser- if” “`f‘-‘ T'ilY°“'“ “Nfl xii" J‘-lI`»f-"I'll`-- vice. Scripture lessons were read by

‘~ nun-:‘ able to be ba/_'K _ -_[_ i_. i,-~. .imiod that Mr. Lynch, R_ev_ G_ C_ Web5i_ei._ iiiisior of zioii "V "1“"\""f “N0 "CWA" “Nil” 5"i‘» <`i1-li`i"ii»“l°“'_:1 ‘m iiming Church, and Rev. A. E. MacKenzie

if ill "ll “O -“""‘°“S 0'-`.c<"< llviiii- \‘--'-~ ‘fl 1°" 1_ _ co-pastor of Trinity United Chluch.

. 1,-ff me co.iiiil vxliile thc train WAS

----"-- ;~tzitiolml‘_\'. in enjoy a few mom- ISLANDER KILLED _ The sad

._ =.sl.\.'< l\l'm.I<‘ SPEAKING em.; or irc.-.ii mr whr-n he was news is received by Mm Angus. ii-"~'l` _ Islalvi friends will 5-u,;(iL»nl\~ siriykcn with B. Weak Macbeuh mai Rive,-_ of me deagh

- wi rn hear that Brad- | _-pep, filling in the platform on his ,ii hai. nei,hew_ _,_ Anhui Robsw

. :.~.il of Wvinnli Yeo. for- A fm.-_ ..i~.<i hcad. of Trenton.Mla1ne, following a. mo- Rfwms Comer. won the Dr. Kcnhcdv, or Georgetown who tm- ,mideng in F101-ina on Feb. sth » .-1 R Public sneakliir _ hfippemrl to he fl rmsenner on i-he inn. iur. Robson conducted s sum-

. - _-» ,\:n_-th Baitlrford. Sas- train rendcrnfl flirt aid to the 1111-_ mer Reatort at Trenton, near Bar

~_.-.<..h r~enu_-.~. his .suhiect conscious nia_n.__V\\‘ho aftgk being 1~larboiir,Me.i__iin_$sfor__ti1e pa_.:_t few ;__e spirit of Canada." The .marie comforts .e was Nl _ winters how W ewou mo-

,.,,i,iii1,,,,c,,,ed the 'young ltlontaguc. _ tor to Florida to spend the winter

nt... l~.l_.- nmlress. whleh they ne resumed consciousness SUN; months- He loaves besides §_i5_W1i‘° .`,.-,i was of ri very high -my aitci-zicoli and latest r€p0 one daughter, Mrs. Tum , n .l.i_ 'l`he _voilng man is a.‘la:-t ni:nr_.\tlire<l that he WHS Rockland, Me., one brother Edward . ,.- nf Mfg Benjamin calms, solnewlint .unpro\'cd. in California and two sisters, Edith, §i__,_\,_ii, aiiii Bimiofd ,md | --_ Mrs. Stewart, in Chicago, and Mar-

* ‘Aw 1 >`i'i‘f>' of Reads Comer -S. A verv pfezlsiuli evening was spent ion Jean. Hyde Park. Mass.. besides

_._` I at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John many relatives in this province.

.. - _ _ M -Lean, Canoe Cove on January

f' i._T_.` ,S_`V",\,`:).1.)e Prg.€EM2;\y;.0s\?;;1|ti, i 29fu\vhc1il the iilclllbershof Lady Pa- ..°W. M. B. MEETING-The rog-

i. ._ i_,,.,._____,d _he _______ ni ,my dei. l mein l.<><lce li;-rtiiercd tivh liiiclggilntf ular monthly meeting §f_;i_1°CiliV- ' ~ i~_=. fir.-r prize nward in me re- thc -_\ic<'I.»c.u\ 1-lun-ly _toni €_ ___ __ S. of the Montague U nr; .- rw-_-eeii. cnnfesi. sponsored by nnlluty. lvlr._lvldcl<_lvl.1c dsféld ____ was held at the home of Mm. -

1 -.¢rn~_.-.- handling iaawcett \'cr.v ranch-if H1-“mer *W J. Mahon on Tuesday evening- __ ,_iii__,.__-_ limiter.; and furna- chairman. Alter remarks had been Meeting opened with the President,

. `~,`-.»- 'lx ei. ll-er. Great Geoi-gc|mQ<i@ bl' S°‘\`fl‘&\1_l’1`“S”“‘ he ‘hm Mrs. J. M. MacLean. in the chair.

` ,f ' _,__ _iw Fawcett, dealer with i called on Clllwstlllc MacNeVlh Y10 Mit Rh G_ MMDO,-mid led mg D¢- ll Nil; .\-l1tvDoucail had enrolled. | tear! nu ndriless \vh_l_le MrS‘_i__gi°li!_;l___ voiioniu i,e,iod_ A ,plendjd N90,-t, .:i -,.l-#al whoni the award was i Campbell presented lem Ma Les from the Pi,eshyiei.iai_ hem at Chun .-_:ul i.».-\.le<l. lu thanking Mr. nice .~._un_i of lnoncy- Ml d i,° miin lottetown in January. was given ln/

i _ 1i:~~ \vll~lici'statcd that his eil- on belizhf of his “gilt Hier 9;__e_¥ Mm _,_ E pm_5e,._ plmu vyeyg

l-lllsizcillatlon ill the ron- ili:il_ikr‘rl _filo iliilili Ysd ___ Sm _ng made im. _,ini-~_im',i.n00n wa to be ._ l»‘~olunl\'<l by ilu’ fil01`0UBl‘ k“""“`Y""" Ihm A' JO ne 1? ' given at the home of Mrs. Fraser

-1. » \ -cl oivnln a Y“‘*F Ti’if`.V AW ~7°u-V Good ows' '

. li <.nl0.»< 111 S ,___ __ __n___i__ciU_ Oi, im, evening was in the near future. Mrs. Isaac - "V “‘"*'°" i.. "I Y- '_ _i 5 music ,md gods] Burden invited the Society to her

\ 'nr'r- ir Curr lint il`r‘i'iq§1-Lentil-rfiwfiw llnintv lunch was home 101' the Manfb m¢°'"\8- F--

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- s- l.ll~... d avery M “»"~lHY]'?r tlzlaiilmlglills-lliilla i r~1i)l~iii1l;"qlJ]r01i3ht 10 The annual meeting of the Holy , ' '.'.`- .(}"fLI;)_- iiifikmg lgnw: ` ii, A¢>‘o'»-cl b',' slllvizzg tllu Natlolllil An- Name Sociflty Of Q\¢ H015’ R9” ' “"' '_i.,f` iiigi .i~iii..,i,iy'hc I iii,.lii ' ' A deemer Parish was held Sunday

,,_;_»_.>.‘». '. . .-- ,_ _ . -1 .l .4 1 -'_.h.~‘.f nhzcli made him , _ AN cvel1_l_;:,__ Mr. Eh J. Al1C§ei_i4;ev_e; V

. ~.' he-;.<i.~. nenin. His friends; _-lli~:.\'ril or MR. BORM ,DN-5 “-995 _“K

' _ , . _ l~~. \`-l were nsscd away I of the years work was presented

_ 3 1 _»i>»e,iy rinovcry. Mr.'I`. 'l`lI0.\I..`U. ' . . I- . _ i in- tif .;\u'\ilnr\rsiric who is also I1 on l"l‘ilil‘-.‘»' <rVC12`=11Z=’ at meshome _Zz i bg 33° _§;e;i|i?ee:b'f<:h€h:il;°wu?p!;§ i _ __ .. ,, . , . ~ __ .- gi -1 immo '. e e _ ' '- A ' “` i7,md:lll:id‘;i‘ill(;§lilgotllgf V (ii.'tlli‘~?filil~‘1 'll'l‘i\?lll1=f;lill f0l‘m0f!Y M4011 and fidelity during his ten- i i .,,,-,., ___.-_-, _ .. .. _ . _

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l l. H. :\f.iilr~_y,-_n. A_.i_>;i;_ _ oi Init _ll. llii.__<ii_._c_.is;;;ilo__w__.li.;__E i :i__i;___i;i__;>d gee Re__\_ee__s_l_8_eex__§______g _

r;:l llig' a. Wnrlr or ll l'€\` 1' , _\'v;ll`,'» rl ugi' - l V- ~ _ . l \-.-.ii--fir. ni- <li.<¢lin.rg¢»<l in n. few _ i-wie;-ir.l. rl; -.-:llc predeceased | them to encourage and padiclbaw

l -i >'i`-ze ixmivntzs all rcpmt i_Z00li ‘ limi some fun' years ago. For the i in the recently Orgbniv-‘d P35114; ‘ 1 ~».~.<~l t .uni excellent care given , inet. iv... _\'cui. lie has __ beeiicln i 2l;2_a_i:_l_r_i__s____¢ii_u~\;i__1;pono;‘_1hich -'»u___l:§e ,

~:; l ' _l>-- 1 rs: .ml nurses anti V 5' i.: l'-~<1<,~ ulltl has ulu c qui a. . -\ l-1551 f»00K

~ __ if -,lriv a iloniplaint heard llil_liiii~, ullo will rcgrct i-0 fl'Um UW f10?‘°_;f _i'h°__§ne°t'ug~ _ed i

i. ;- ' who iilllrlber ‘~v"i1 in li ilu; ‘..~..,ill-"_ Hi: loaves to. The new sa o o cers oc - . i _ .;i~..`l:'i~li_ ~.\'r.ics an inmate. nknlvii-li` lim illtliirrlitci-1 bc-.sides Mrs. i Hon. President. Past Presidenti

- -' A ’-llllmio.: Mn. Hurold Gills, Ellers- 1 P- -7- R0SSit9|'~ P1`e3id9m~ Emmett

- ..\\r ir.\"l‘ rm!-;.\n.\r--Clue! Oi 'i._- -.n.;i Zu... lrilh Thompson, who I McDonald. Vice President. Bon

.<n:nlnf>r.<iric. was ‘“X‘ ` i~. L-:.'»e<‘.i-il iioiiie from llnri.f0l’d. i Gallant- S'~`°f°t°"y» James C°y1'~"

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. .. -.1-lc niicivili f.lf"ll_.\,.i. i-i ll.l:i:n:li; and Gcorgci Votcs of ihallks wcle iencirledi

_ _,,___,'[i,_ -0.ii,ii_,, ,iii ' _H 1 iV.,~i __ i.~ii,,_.i,,._ ,,150 on.; 515- th- retiring executive. -.md thc

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,. V \~ .,f LOL 11, to Spiritual Director. Father Fleming

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_ V __ _Mi _____i __i___ mm, i,-will ___.i,i,_,,_,V ,.X,,.,,d,,d_ A for their untirlng zcal. and de

_ ,- iiii_i_iii,._ The bar- `..~.m~. .-:..'» xi.-\ liclri yesterday

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to duty to which the recl- brlcfly responded. after

the meeting adjourned.

i-55th ahlliversni'y‘ of ii!!

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‘\ll iii il lli imcnt ‘ii the Wildel' 106268 T 0 0 F Char'

f- -\-‘~-vc llc lmzizrl such :ln . M ‘_ _ ` V .. Lv ~ 1 _ a t’ rll ht Wlitllwa. de- - -»‘w- -'~~f'.n1r‘ri 'if Ylfafly WW" Hamm (mm [!_‘}._{_L_ Luenue' sl ll;gLl§tll)llwe1ntbr’tainn?ent in the Lodge ~ -r"="f"l 'l`i“‘ """‘7""’ “'“"‘ .\r.~f~i\= lull-:v-:swllrll .‘~:vPTlAl.S Hall. Members of the sister Alpha " 'i ~""‘“ "f "Wir "W1 M f _-\ \»-ri p:~ilv wrclfllllrz was sol- RCUCKBI1 T-'N180 WUFG §"e5i»’_- _. W. ,_~»,-_;~\ _-nm-\ more i r_iii_i,_.__i ___ i i,_ iiiiiiii. of M,-_ ,nd The program opened with the

>ol'iiu\ii" S 'yin ii, i -1, Cnmms 0n'0ddfellows' Ode followed by re-

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°"-` " i\Vr-flllrsilriv)c'.'l~ll:ilu. Fab. 10th at 'I i mark-9 b-V Chairman A‘ O' F' Gm'

pm \\il"'li ii\r“r ydallcllter, Dora ‘ Grand warden'

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x iff.-~ \v-»lui_v of fl ah.. av- i .f.,r'§n~-`. ....,.. ,,,,,,,,, 3,, ,,,.,,.,.,,,,,, I orchestra selections and n song

r- -_ < ill' .oi \-iiiwli. nur. pre-sl'iiii‘_<l 1 ‘ _ "‘ _ ‘ lby »-our Gang" were Iollowed by A

_ :ill li_.»lif_il;\,-y lisiiwriziil-\i;_'l'ii_i_i_: _i_l_)__iiiii._gI__n\_i?_igr\ii;w__r_i__i\_iI__;__(_;_riLibi;_}’.agile ismo by Brother A_ RI_{G_iiu3_d A1 - ii<lllufi»u‘i1'f»n1 in 0.* _ - ` . _'_' ' Brothers S. H. Mac ay an ex _ ..1.-: .<;f>l-lciy nt n Public function i;I;l_.i_cof___t;i_a_:_/_eil_?_<_ii.:_l‘; Brown deughtcd feiiow members In V (mv Cmmlld (i}i,inml)`mlSlV?:\P_ lninicrliiic rr~'i\ii\r~” 'Th hrid A. l and mes” with step dancing which

l " .'».’iirllm.:l. is f\i'~'<lll i." _ _ ' " ‘_ " _ _ ` i » A M---1- ~» ,_ - .ni in llic Sf>i'if‘-5'. _ _ _ _. ‘___ Wi' hi, MW i__.ii___i W ,md the Ministry of Labor". a solo by ° “““."” ’”.€.-i§L‘...‘."’.I‘..”.f | ‘.“.'... .... _...~;.;...:.. ...J;.. em- -1-»= <=»1d~- -<1 ~ -°°==°

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r : \" in fllriilcr the wclfnrc work ; ff .Q-'vcict_t'. Sha had i-Hl¢f‘Yl .__-,mf-nr, nnrt in ilie establish- ,~_i_ gf iii.:-il:-tioiml classes and 1 .=-llccc,\<iu1l_v mulzlii non-swim- -_-. to bw milf' rrunpcicnt life sav-

. \'l'm~..1l.|i imiiiivrl out that in ` virt ioivli :urll ns Cliarloill--V

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` ° e W g < was followed by a hearty sing song.

r\ I:i.rl<‘<l iilili- il” F ._ i '_ _ _ ” ., ' `.'dng song, completed the first part

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lsirr ‘I low Xml Truly was sung of the program

by Mi..-a l3._lhchr-_ Wyand. The Aiier reim_._iimeni_S had been llridi- was .1iiil‘r'cl ill navy blue vel- served "Our Gang., deiishted me ""f' ‘-'Om' with sm" Supper’ 'md audience with a second serics of .'irce.~.-orlns to match. After the numbers and Bi.0s_ Mwxay md rrrenwriy A vcl'_v sumptuous sup- Brown gave 8 siep dame mimbei-_ pci- ivrts .-mrw-d in a beautifully 59105 by B1-Og James amide; and decornttfri dining room. A wcll H_ G_ Leii_ch_ past g,wd_ and oi-_ nlvirrcrl srrennde was carried chesttai Selections wmplebgd uw iiiroilgll by fl-lends in fantastlcand delightful pl-05-mm, each number c--fiivsqlic firms. All were treated of which 1-eceqveei hem-ty applause lr; me kilirlllcss of Mr. and Mrs. fi-0,." the gudieneg \‘.'.-il _v :-‘infill and good wishes A Sing song followed by old time

1, __ iriiiuie io iiie work iii. -.iw i-.\;1f\l~.<icd to the bride and dgneing completed a mort enioy- '_;_--1 ui'

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Mi. f

Olllrr 1<;w;il:r~rs who also rr~fr‘|'rcd

tri

l\'\ cu: G.

illc filic Work of Miss Worthy;

mf-»nl_ Bnih :irc held in the very able evening. _ lilalif-i. e-itniii in the community Thomas Wildey. bom in Balti- .i.. u.. irifimirml by the large as- more, Md., in 1782. established odd

_ ".h - ` tli. ntientin

_i i.,mi,.,.ii,,,i,,,.,-| her on the honor-i..fii iuli._,.iinmf~ri'it the s ow Fellowship on is C0 n

,fm-ell by :lic society were Conn- - w_ M(-Le-od and Coun. R. C.

~:-“

1-vimls to lin- wedding where 1819. He saw the organization grow iw ~.~-.ny fiic recipient of from five members to 150.000 at

rr.. thc

chmidiai. i many beautiful gifts #the time of his death in 1861.

nurses in training. who will shortly complete their course of study at the hospital.

A delightful evenings entertain-

nlent rewarded the audience which ati nded in large numbers the re- cital by “The Serelladers" at St. Paul’s Parish Hall last night. The progranurle was n. happy blending of old and new favorites. both in vocal and piano numbers, and was given with satisfying effect. Indeed, it is not too much to say that local talent has seldom scored a more convincing success in a programme presenting so many

technical difficulties.

PLANE AWAITS TRAIN, LATE-

Tlla Canadian Airways plane from Moncton arrived in Chanottetown more than an how- late yesterday. Officials said the plane was held in Moncton to connect with the Ocean Limited, running an hour behind schedule. If weather condit- _ ions over the Gulf of St. Lawrence ! permit two flights will be made io ‘ the'Magdalen Islands today. Sched- uled trips yesterday were cancelled when weather reports told of heavy snow squalls and high winds overi the Magdalena and Gulf. ‘

W

--FUNERAL SERVICES-The .

funeral of Mrs. Margaret- Deegsn was held on Saturday morningi from her late residence in Cape Traverse to Seven Mile Bay Church. i Rev. Wm. Monaghan, P. P., cele- | brated the High Mass of Requiem. ' and Rev. George Maccabe. nephew of the deceased, officiaied at the grave. The pallbearers were, Messrs. Stephen Hughes, Thomas Hughes, -iscph Hughes, John M. Murphy. Cecil Maecabe and Augustus Pet- ers. Interment was in the Cem-

etery adjoining the church.-S.

-MISSIONARY VISIT! TIG-

NISII-The Rev. Fr. Vincent Mor- rison, of the Canadian' Chinese missions, who has spent eleven years ln China and who is now visiting his native province, was in Tignlsh on Sunday and preached at both Masses on his experiences among the Chinese people. Fr. Morrison. who is an uncle of Mr. G. R. Morrison, Tignis.h,wiil spend a few days in the western part of the province where he is being heartily welcomed by the people.

-ONE WARD CONTESTED-

Nomination day for Sulrunel-side’s civic elections passed quietly yes- terday. Opposition developed in only one of the three wards-the west-where Councillor D. F. Mac- Neill is opposed by Mr. John Y. Phillips, ex-councillor who for a number of years represented the east ward. Acclamatlons were re- corded in the central and east. wards with Councillors A. S. Mao- Kay and J. M. Nicholson respec- tively re-elected for another term. Th°re will be nc mayoralty con- icst until next year. the term of office being two years. Mr. B. W. Robinson is the present mayor.

Thursday ir. election day.

-I’OS'l‘ NUPTIAL SIIOWER.-~

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wallace, who were recently married,wero guests of honour at a party at the llomc of Mrs. Sadie Leeman. Coleman, last week. when friends andneigh- bours gathered together and fen- dercd tllcm a post nuptial shower. Mrs. Lr-cman welcomed the guests. Miss Edith Ml1cAl't-hui' and Fran- kie Malisilcld. dressed as bridc and groom wheeled in a carriage load- cd with beautiful and uscful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace expressed their thanks in an appropriate way. Refreshments were served and the reminder of the evening was most happily spent. Mrs. Wal- lace was before her marriage Miss Ruth Acorn.--S.

After n long siege of illness Mrs.

Angus Sutherland (nee Docherty) passed peacefully toher rest ather home on St. Petel"s Road, Cardi- gan, February lst. With her pass- ing another link with the pioneer settlers of this settlement was sev- ered. I-Ier long life had been a busy one. she had passed her clghtieth year, and had been mar- ried flfty-threc years. She had been 3 faithful and devoted wife and mother, and in her days of health and strength never spared herself in caring for her large family of six sons and two daughters. Deep sympathy goesfrom the heart of her bereaved husband. now ln his eighty-third year, and io thc seven children remaining.

Besides her husband Mrs. Suth-

erland is survived by the following sons: Everett A.. at Winnipeg; George W., St. Peters Road; Wal- lnce W., Detroit, Mich.; Arthur G. at home; Lee G.. Detroit, Mich.: Gordon M.. Waterbury, Vt.; and two daughters, Mrs. A. E. Guild. Waterbury, Vt.. and Lillian, Mrs. G. W. McLean, WinniDeB. Man. Her son, Paige S.. predeceased his mother 1-ight years ago. There

Church where it Requiem High 0"*

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of ln

in M

de m

M

ber of residents of the district call-

ed to extend their congratulations. T116 Mrs. Wyman Clarke, daughter-im Chi"

law of Mr. Clarke servediha dierilcious

_ l , l ' ‘

Zggllflh lglmorlgmrilrlighlfer wh; in memory of Mrs. Margaret Mc- absent through illness were pres- F'Hflan9» Filmed there bi' her ent at the celebration.. and pre- daughter and Uf"“d‘i"~“€h°°" Mrs- scnted their father with a benuti- Nth"-" BTU” and Mf“’i°“ M°R“°~ fu' lamp. Mrs, J_ w, A_ Nicnaigom Both the late Mrs. Janet Bruce and

nn

Cl'

th

ber. _ wi

The deceased was the daughter of i

the late Mr. and Mrs. Emery, of Montague, where she lived the greater part of her life. a

some years ago and for the past

four years she has resided with her daughter, Mrs. Pickard.

ence, Montague; Russell. Hunter River, and Leith in Vancouver.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- ra yesterday morning from the resi-

nocirerty. st. Peters Road: and We” two brothers, John Malcolm and \“'*"\°°

Dan Dockerty 0

naaccun zs rear-Dressed

'GOH,Chu.x‘l0ttet0wnI Bild Ml&3K8te |011 I

inf'

. - in Stall ggi? ig? giimpggenf ,pf water system in the home of Mr. parentiy lminiured. Mr. Robert i'°*_"_"¥° - ' Bradley reported to police head- i :hu N

quarters the woman hung onto the ' nz bumper of his car while it skidded 5 -

on the icy pavement, preventing

serious injuries. FORM!

- RESIDENT.-Mr. Archibal MC-

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fu- Lean

nerai or charles Alfred Ward. of many years is re.=idcnt of Char- Ainhei-S¢_ was held from the 5, A, iottetown died in Los Angles Feb. Citadelf Charlottetown, Thursday 9011- i,mm°o,,_ peb_ 11¢,h_ ,md Wag McLean was formerly connected largely attended. Tile service was With coiiduitted by ¢i,_i,¢_ M°,ik_ of Am. Co.. He is survived by his wife. a herst. assisted by Adjt. Lynch - ¥

cal corps onieer. The hymns "‘My DW" T- mum-

Kesp Me Near The Cross" favor- 011 iies of the “ceased wer, sung md circle of friends and acquaintan- capt. Monk very reeilngly render- "S ed Sometime We'l1 Understand °f

Meet

of Cardigan diem

zs°i¢et after being strueirby an “QOH” IMPROVEMENTS-“ Mf-

autolnobils on Victoria. Row yester- PT” n '

day, an unidentified woman freed °i"Ui°”- ‘h_:_'°______-i‘_'_3_E:____‘¢f’_£’_i_’_;°i_'_'3_f;s_:_’_‘___ M I L

10 dill

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Legion in Charlottetown

Toomlu. plumber or Ken-

Dennls, Clinton This in bath room in the houre and

well known Beatty steel tires water bowls in the barns.

V.

R CHARLOTTETOWN

of Los Angeles, Callf, for

aftcr a few weeks illness. Mr.

the firm of R. E. Mutch and

hter Maud, and a son Dr.

February 2nd. 1937, a wide

were deeply shocked to learn the sudden passing of Arthur

T 0mb5_ pe,-C gan- Gem-ge home at 36 Kensington Road,

Cnillcllgore? James Di-:nnis.' Arthur Charlottetown. The deceased. ac- Furbish and Fred Chandler, In- companied by his wife, had been termeni was in the Peoples cem- anendins the evenins with friends etery. 'md

was. apparently, in his usual

THURSDAY health but, after returning home,

-alwrlinar Pansy--Mr. Md Ewen Clark celebrated his Blst i 9-“min

Jesus I Love Thee" and "Jesus

l. _..

birthday quietly at his home in SU

FLO

ilmot Valley last Friday. A num-

wiie of the pastor of North Beds- MVS qu- Church, prc:ented a glft~box 93° to the octogenarian-S P E

from

-Fvlvsnar. saavrcas- The M11 funeral or the late Mrs wiuiem '1‘H\1'° D°11l’N°W»S~ Dcegan, Cape Traverse. took place

from her home on Saturday. Fieb- N rusiy is 1937. toseven Mile Bsv P19”

ass was sung by the Pastor, Rev si.-ted hy Mr .1 P. Muelnni.. i the

W. E. Monaghan. The choir was § 9*" as . . "

es .

frs Cecil McCabe, Bedsque, i The

John M. Murphy, Kinkora, Thomas I W" and Stephen Hughes. Emerald, nephews of the deceased. Emmett ` oc

ocken and Augustine Peters, Cape Mi”

Traverse.. The service at the grave 17° wa; performed by her nephew, Rev. MTE-DCM” i-ha-“ked the friends and Geo. V. McCabe. ` _ neg

l

Wld

The death occurred Tuesday at Mi

felling health since last seprern- Oh

The pallbearerg were; M9531-5, Ed- E. Garrett, Which Owurred at his

CD

oned, he had passed away.

RAL RHVIEMBRA NCES _

Janet Bruce, placed there by daughter Mrs. J. M. Duhy, and

McFarlane passed away a year Both formerly belonged .to I., Mrs. Bruce coming here Murray Harbour North, and McFarlane from Montague.-

weakness.

HEALTH _ *itat/tl>iiiS

E...’f.°§.‘.‘:.l"iL‘?“i".'.“;‘.“.-lZi:“f Have You Lost That S_nap? me-1-e ww- w-»-»- B---' Feel Yourself Slipping? ll

How many thousands drag on through life wig,

you-y pup and wom and huggarrl face who might be strong and healthy but for some constitution;

It should be the aim of everyone to retain Q]

strength, health and vigor of mind and body, ng to fortify the system against attacks of diaea|e_

Milbnru'| H. & N. Pills contain the elements |,,

notional-K to create vim, force and energy to m the mac inery of the system.

Got a box from your druggist. You woa’t li,

dilappointcd.

ISLAND LADY DIES-Many old

friends of Mrs. Janie Burley of Laconia, New Hampshire U. S. A. will regret to hear of her passing on February 3rd 1937. Mrs. Burley was formerly Janie MacDonald who was bom at Coleman P. E. I. July 6, 1882. She leaves to mourn their loss one daughter Mrs. Gladys ‘Hughes and one son. _ FRIDAY ENl‘EIl.'I‘AlNED_ AT GUVIIN- MENT HOUSE-His Honour Lieu- tenant Governor DeBlois and Mrs. DeBlois entertained Colonel Big- Zar, Canadian Red Cross Com- missioner. the Executive of the local Red Crass. and a number ol' other guests at tea at Government House yesterday afternoon. The Presi- dent of the'Charlott/etown branch. George J. Tweedy, K. C., and Mrs.

mplained of not feeling well _ T,-,-1-my received with me L|eu¢e,.,_ before medical aid could be ant Governor and Mrs, D¢5l°|,g_

Bolstered by the steadying in-

fluence of lnnie

_ - M Boswell, Marg- 1

flowers in the First United _ ai-et Gallant and Helen Laird of ch Sunday were in memory of ihat once great hockey machine.

-the famous original Summerside Crystal Sisters. the 1937 edition of the Crystal Sisters, met and de- feated the reorganized Granite Sisters on the latter‘s home ice on Wednesday night, and handed them a 5-0 setback.

M

-PASSED AWAY IN JAMAICA PLAINS-Word has been received by relatives in Summenslde that Miss Annie Macllellan passed away recently at the home of her sister, Mrs. James Maclntyre. of Jamaica

I-:ww wltns noNom:n.- A _ P,,,_,i,5_ Mm, Mmm,” was ._ “_ Uni' °"°“i“i¥ W” SPH" Y"-' i t've of Indian River and was well tly, when the neighbors of Mr._| kiiomli in P_ E_ I_ H" muiy Mr* aww* Dennis' C”"°°n~ i friends hcre will regret to leam of

hered at their ho t te d = _

m° ° ll 0' her passing. Mrs. Reid ofrignislr

m l. miscellaneous shower in

mmelslde The pallbeemrs wwe honor of their recent marriage.

munerous and valuable gifts opened and presented by Miss

is on behalf of himself and

hbors for the gifts and good hes. During the evening a de- ous lunch was served by the

e residence of her daughter, Mrs. ladies 0! 01111750" The Hi d

Alfred Plclrard. 14s Euston street. 0!

. rem n er

the eni

is a sister of the deceased. B.

MAKE FLIGHTS T0 MAG-`

o . -. ---y M--. ---. "sl: onnor. and the verses read by Canadian Airways from ci“¥i°ne_

Grace Whitehead. Mr. iown yesterday carrying 1200

pounds of mail. Pilot H. B. Jones reported heavy drift ice in the Gulf _of St. Lawrence. No more. i-ribs to the gulf islands would be made this week, it was stated, but f0\ir fllshts have been scheduled

ev ng was spent in cards for ii xii t i . i _

Mrs. w. c. white, who has been "nd music- Mi-SS Freda C°1W@11 °f ` presse Reglilalageglli lliznghz.

arlotteiown delighted everyone

u rumors h b fe ou a eged irregularities in

Her husband predeceased her connection with the adminis-

She leaves to mourn, the follow-

rs. Naysmith, Vancouver; Clar- _

I of Gertrude Carver was held

nce of her sister, Mrs. James Car- ody. 10 Park Street to St. Dun-

ass was celebrated by Rev. Dr. v

McMahon. The honorary pallbear- be ers were girl friends of the deceas-

od:

ine MacKenzie. Cecile Currie, Freda Carver, Jennie Carmody and Gladys

Misses Helen MioGregor, Adel-

MacDonald. The active pall bearers were: Messrs. Douglas Moreside, E. Duffy, A. MacDonald, H. Maehus- land, B. Mahar. Leroy Sherron. Tile service at the grave was con-

A vvry plelnsillg nvcnt took place

at Long Crock on Thursday evening Jan 21st when the Womens In- .sltituio gathered at tho home of Mrs. J. MacDonald and family to welcome them to the neighborhood. The introduction oi' the occasion was lnadc hy Mrs. Sandy Mac- Kenzic tho presentation of ia beauti- ful tray and silver knives wa= made by Miss Annie MacPhce, and the following address was read by the Secretary Miss Myrtle Maclleodz-

Dear Friends, We the members of the Long Creek Womens Instituto take great pleasure in gathering here tonight for the purpose of welcoming you back to your native district.

W. C. T. U. MEMORIAL DAY -

The Queens County Women’s Christian Temperance Union met in Zion Church Hall on Tuesday afternoon the sixteenth to com- memorate Frances E. Willard Day. A delicious luncheon was served by the members ofthe Charlottetown Union. Mrs. W. A. Thompson led in the hymn J'Be present at our table Lord." Mrs. Hazen Howard presided at the Devotional part of the meeting and Mrs. Gordon Mac- Millan read the Scripture with Mrs. Frank Howard leading in prayer. A vary interesting and instructive ad- dreu was given by Mrs. Thompson on the life of our beloved leader, Frances E. Willard, assisted by sev- eral oi the members. Miss Edna Bourke sang a solo which was much enjoyed by all present. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Mrs. E. J. Vessey. York. and plans were made for Temperance Posters in every school in the county. also a. poster con- test for the pupils in the schools. A vote of appreciation was passed to be sent to (Rev) W. H. Harding, Summerside, on hissplendid Tem- perance Hour on each Sunday, and plans were made for the cont nu- ation of same. Reference was ivr `7

i,mourn also two sisters, Mn. Alice

I

,io the organisation of the new wl-

ducted by R/ev. Wilfred Mccardls. _

di

w

tration of Prohibition in Char- lotf-etovm. Complaint has been made that doctors' scripts have

g i__miiy_ Mm Pick_mi_ City; :lien used more than ones and

at this practice has become o prevalent as to develop into "racket" Premier Campbell

a toolr the matter up with cer- tain doctors and the R.C.M.P. and as a result of an investi- gation it it reported the Gov- ernment has decided to make a change in the retail vendor-

stairs Basilica where Requiem High ship immediately. The new

endor, It is Anticipated. will

Mr. J. Lester Douglas, who

has had the position offered to him but has not as yet defin- itely accepted.

Dr. Elira Margaret MacKenzie ed at her home at Flat River yes-

terday after an illness of several

eks A daughter of the late Mr

c . . and Mrs. Donald E. MacKenzie, she graduated in medicine from Dalhousie University 30 years ago.

During the past week or ten " Th

She opened a practice in Char-

lotktown and later in New York where sl-la had resided for a mlm- ber of years. V

When the seriousness of her ill-

ness became apparent, her sister, Jane. a trained nurse. and dietitian at the P. E. Ialsrld Horpital. la.'t for Now York and about three weeks ago accompanied Dr. Mac- Kenzie to Fiat River.

There are left to moum, besides

her sister Jane, already mentioned. another sister, Mrs. Geo. E. McKee of Vancouver. and one brother. Rod- eriol: E. of Flat River. at whcse home Dr. MacKenzie passed away.

Tile annual meeting of Saint Elis-

abeth! Aid Society was held in the assembly hall of the Basilica on -the aftcmoon of l4th instant. The pres- ident, Mrs. F. Waller, was in the chair and reviewed the activities of the society since the last annual meeting. Reverend Dr. McMahon and the Chaplain, Revd. Father Dalton. were present and congratu- lated the Society on the success that had been achieved by it in the interests of St. Vlncent's Orphanage during the past year and strongy urged that the good work be con- tinued with unabated aeal during the year 1037. At the present time there ere 65 children in the Orph- anage, and the work and respon- sibility that this entails for tho de- voted Sisters who are in charge ol the institution is very great, and the Orphanage needs and deserves tho help of all who are in any way able to assist it.

The officers of the Society, all of

whom were re-elected by acclama- tion. are as follows:

Hon.President-Mrs. s,R. Jenkins. President-Mrs. Fredk. Waller. Vice Presidents'-Mrs. T. M. Mac-

Millan and Mrs. Albert Wilson.

i

Treasurer-Mrs. B. G. Peppin.

Fczrciary-Mrs. J. H. McQuaid. ‘~ istant Secretary-Mrs. C. Gav-

u.l DUB).

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'1.#*'r>y'._,__'1~ 1*-li. , ~ ' . - _ _ _ . _ _ ` I _ _ A "

lottetown, Summerside, Mo oto

th several vocal and piano solos. mute was u,iei,eiiiiui_ n n

e death occurred at Wheatley

dhnt __ "° M" fi __ ..River.at an-early hour on' Saturday

m0m-Us of Mr. Watson Smith, a highly respected farmer of that Dliwe. Mr. Smith. suffered from heart attacks for years, but was able -at times to attend to his farm duties. Hs leaves to mourn besides his sorrowlng wife, one sister, Mnflha. and brother Cyrus of New Gi@H8ow. The funeral was held the following Tuesday from his late residence and was largely attended. Interment was held in the New Glasgow cemetery.

Y’S MEN’S CLUB HOLDS

WEEKLY MEETING - The Y's Mews Club held its weekly lunch- eon at the club room at the Y.M. C.A. with Y's Man Jack Mennie in the chair. The boys joined heartily ill tile sing-song which was-led by Y's Man Emcat Bell. The special speaker for the even- ing was Reverend George Gilles- pie. assistant minister at St. Paul's Church. The speaker outlined very specifically the general character- istics and modes of living of the Eskimo people with whom he had spent two years, doing missionary work. Reverend Mr. Gillespie show- ed the boys several Eskimo articles which he brought from the Arctic. A hearty vote of thanks, moved by Y's Man Johnstone seconded by Y'.s Man Bell was tendered Rev- erend Mr. Gillespie for his inter- esting address. The meeting was closed with the singing of the Na- tional Anthem.

Mr. George Tweedy. K.C., was

re-elected president of the Prince Edward Island branch of the Can- adian Red Cross Society at the annual meeting last night.

Lt. Govemor George D. DoBlols

is honorary President and Mr. _Justice F. L. Haszard and Dr. W-. J. P. MacMillan honorary vice- presidents. and Dr. H. D. Johnson past president of the organization.

Reports were submitted by Mr. G. J. Tweedy, K.C.. president; Mr. R. H. Rogers, honorary secretary: Mr. D. A. MacKinnon, honorary treasurer; and Miss Catherine MacLean. director. Junior Rod Cross. The last named report was read by the Honorary Secretary in the abscncc of Miss Macbean, who is engaged in organization workin New Brunswick.

Dr. J. L. Biggar, national com-

missioner of Red Cross, gave avcry lntcrcsting address on "The Red Cross, a bridge builder". He was welcomed on behalf of the citizens by Coun. A. A. I-Iennessey. acting Mayor in the absence from the city of Mayor Tumer. The tnanks of thc meeting were extended to Dr. Biggar by Premier Thane A. Campbell. Other officers re-elected last night included: vice-presidents, M`r|. J. M. MncF'adyen. Quean's County; Mrs. L. B. Meiiish. Montague, Rings County; Miss Gladys Hola

_ML

Rogers; Honorary Treasurer, My D. A. MacKinnon.

Members of the executive: Img

V. L. Goodwill, Mrs. C. G. Dui`fy_ Mrs. J. J. Hornby, Miss Jessie F-ul. lerton. representing the Prince rn. ward Island Teachers Federutlom Miss Jean Rodd, representing thi Women'a Institutes; and i\.1eg;,-"_ W. F. Tidmarsll, C.N. Bissett, Wil- llam Moran. Reg. Aitken, Simon Paoli. Jr.. W. J. Brawders, and A, B. Fisher. The president anllolln. ced' that three members of thi executive, Mr. R. L. McClure, lg.- D. T. Waye and Prof. l-loivnm Court, were fol'ccd by other in. terests to retire from the board oi directors.