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confession names s New York plotter spinner as his son and heir to the throne. The “clown" prince is. of course. Hope. blissfully going about his business of selling dog food-nor, toothpaste —- over the air.

Only his impending marriage to the manhunting sister of a tough Irish cop mars his happiness. On the eve of this "disaster? a delega- tion from Barovia, led by the

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MAIDENHEAD, Berkshire. Enx. land — (UP) - A fish hooked by 13ml Jupvjws rwssiaiy the biggest Thmmes ‘catclf’ oi’ the season. 1t pulled him into the rlirer and escaped,

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can Johny 6w I f. old due to freshen in three weeks.

J. ALBERT CALLBECK, North Tryon

BARRY ALONZO PATTERSON Cape ‘traverse and surrounding districts were shocked and sadden- ed on Tuesday, Sept. 14th. when word was received that Harry

Alonso, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Patterson. had brim accidentally killed while working on the electric 118M "119 W" M‘ hwy villsge. Alonzo was born no. 9, 1m. Ho was (m. forﬂv~ ing. full of life and fun. Y6! M had his serious thoughts and WW5- He ever strove to follow in the footsteps of his Master. His de- light was to visit the aged. the sick, and son-owing ones-iconoc- ially in hospitals, where he spent so many of his leisure hours, and where so many of the patients learned to love him and watch for his coming. His was the religion of which James in his eplstle wrote; "hue religdon and unde- flled before God and the Pith»! is this. to visit the fstherless and widows in their affliction and to keep himself unolwtted from the virorld."

During the last. war Alonzo vol- unteered to fight for his country. Ho was accepted but on account of being so young he was not PB!“ mittod to serve overseas. but faith- fully served in different parts of Canada until the war was over.

when he came home he went to work with the Maritime Elec- tric 0n. in Charlottetown with whom he was working at the time of his death. '

His funeral, which was one of the largest ever seen in Cain 73'8" verse. took place Thursday. Scul- leth. The service at the home “'15 conducted by the Rﬁv- H°YP~°° ltiacEwen. The Psalms sung We" me 2am, 121st. and the 122ml. Ilhe seyvicg at the graveside was un- der the direction of the Knights cf Pythias, Charlottetown. of “tum; lodge Alonzo was a mem- ber. Members of I-be Knights 05 Pythias. a. large delegation 0f linemen and members of the Mari- time Electric m1: and the vall- bearers marched in front of the hearse from the home to the grave. Following the hearse were about. eighty cars. Burial was lu the Church of Scotland burial ground at Cape Traverse.

The pallbearers were Messrs. Cedric Campbell, Vigo Norring. Fd- win Crossman. Russell Qultllﬁl‘. Raymond hforrison and Gerald Ma cFad yen.

The morning of Alonzo's death hie mother had left to accompﬂm’ her brother. Mr. William Pye. Cape ‘Pi-averse, to Boston. Mass. to at- tend the funeral of his son. Vii.- tr-ed. vrho only the day before had pnsged may. she received the sad news of Alonzo's death while In Amherst. and accompanied by h" 5011 Lester and his wife returned home. Truly in the midst. of life we are in death. ‘The Guardian joins with a large host. of friends in extending siwrnpﬂlhl’ V’ an members of the bereaved family.

Following is a list of the flow- ers. Broken circle. The Famili-

. Wreaths

Knights of Pythiﬂs.

Canadian Lesion. Bordm

I.B.F‘. Workers.

Maritime Electric-

Florence and Norman.

Line Crew Maritime Electric.

Maritime Foundation, Borden.

Lillian Costaln.

' Sprays

Mr. and Mrs. Ali. Norrinﬂ-

Clarenco and Neva Reﬂec-

Oh-arles and Ada. Janie and m‘

rm.

“Mr. and Mrs. ma Trenholm-

Mr. and Mrs. Lelth Cameron and Pearle.

Borden Inn and Onblv-I

John. Mary Dickie. Wm M"!

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Marillme Electric Power P1111?-

‘Peachers and Pilpill 03 OM19 Traverse School.

Blanchard and Ferxuson fami- ,

l! . elI/largaret, Russell and children-

Jim. Gertrude and family- Geqrgjg, Hun-y and Charlotte

‘Qulgley. Cut Flowers

Nora and Lance 001mm-

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark.

Bertha. and Cliff.

Ralph and Alice. Georgi! Eileen.

A1 and Evelyno Riley.

Percey Bowﬂﬂl-

w. and Mrs. awry Fatima“ and family of capoﬁaverseflttl" wish to thank their many kind friends and neighbors. the minis- ter. Mr. NIcholsOn. Mr. MacEwen and Mr. woodside. the Maritime Electric staff and crew. the Knights of Pythias Lodge. Charlottetown. those who sent flowers, cards and letters of sympathy. the st. John. Tormentine bus driver who was so kind and. helpful to Mrs. Patter- son in Amherst. and all others who in any way helped to ease their heartache iii their recent sad bereavement.

and

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Aotln; under instructions of farm at Spring Valley on

Jamel l. MacNelll I will sell on his

WEDNESDAY. OGTOIII Hill. btllnlllla; JG l EM-

l Horse, extra good driver, I as new. Grain Crusher, 3 furrow

Sealing machine 5 gallons paint, cream 1942. In perfect condition.

mower, Pontiac Coupe, 3 eomodes, 5 beds. two toble. l0 kitchen ‘choirs,

with sprln llllllﬂly

your; um». vlvw. separator. furniture. II and mattresses, I spool FIIIWI. I'll. cupboard, out

Mist set, 4 rockers. kitchen-table. I small tables. living room “avg "um Duke. new). 6 wool blankets.

Queen heater, z kitchen ranges ornn. several occasional oh:

ohalr, extension couch. wnh tub

I. lllllln] room table and ohnlrl. o Iarsra dummy

and wrlnsor, and

small articles not listed. dlahol and olloilng ‘tonsils.

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Hudson motor at sood pump complete, 1 pump Jack dovonport. new hay 5 dressers.

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Carleton and Vicinity

Mir. and Mrs. Benton Hawaii. o! Carleton motored to Charlotte- own on Sunday.

Miss Evelyn Bell of CAFQ Traverse and Mrs. Edna Howell. of 01th- ton spent- Friday; in Summerslde. Mrs. Gordon Macwlllirnns Carleton alas a business visitor to Summerslde on Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stewart of Carleton were business icsitors to Stumrnerside on Friday afternoon.

Mr. and lvlrs. of Carleton are spending a rascal- ion in ‘Toronto. Ont, visiting Mr. MauAlluuYs relatives.

The many friends o1’ Mrs, Frank hiuttart. of Carleton are happy to see her up and around again alter her recent illness. -.C7nr.

‘Miss DJYOIILV Nltis-Doirtiltl of Montreal is spending a few days in Carleton visiting her sister. MIS- C. F. Maclntyre.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Mac- Donald of Carleton spent the part week-end in Slmilcy Bridge. re- turning to their home Oll Monday morning.

Albert Morrison and children spent the weekend at Mi. Scnvnﬂ, srtresls of Mrs. Morrison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rose.

Mr. and hits.

Little Barbara Bernard, daughter of Mr. and M Alyre Bernard of Summeside, is . ng hoi- grand- parents. Mr. mid Mrs. Allie Gallant in Carleton.

Messrs Lorri and Howatl of Carleton (well known produce shippers) have Shipped several cat'- lcarls of potatoes frr-n this point. in the pn-st for u-c ks.

Mr. Elmer Fsauces of Carleton is now busily engaged iii digging his potatoes and reports n very grvOfl crop. Hr has q of Cape Breton i. rvcll as sctvz-zil local girls.

emplrsyed as boys and

The many friends or Lydia hlnttm-t regret. to hear that she had the misfortune of falling and breaking her hip Inst week. Miss Gtuttart whn has Just. recovered frnz-n a. recent mishap or breaking her arm is now confined to her bed again.

Mr. \.Vm. MzicLtirc (if lislliisrir Is ition with. his

Sherren of Cape

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sports enthusiast will enjoy some shooting on St. Peter's island with his irlen-ls Austin Campbell and Frank Howatt while on vacation.

The funeral of the late Murch-

summer-side

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bank Heffell was held at Cape Traverse on P‘riday afternoon m, 2 pJn. Mr, Heffell whose sudden death occurred last week vrasl thirty-eight years of age. Sympa- thy of the rxmmunity is extended to the late Mr. Heffelfs family.

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hawaii and young son Russell of Carleton will close their house this week. for the winter, and move to Char-l latte-town ‘where Mr. Howatt will he engaged in the smelt fishing. industry, employed by Island Sea-I

of Borden.

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ATTACK FLIES NOW

WOODSTOCK. Ont. -- (C?! ~- Now is the time to attack flies will sprays when they seek urarm places .1. L. Griffith. sanitary inspector said horn. Killing of fligs in thl tall prevents breeding in thi spring. he sold. -

EASTB URNE, England — tCP. _ Because of the “character am amenities of the town." Eastbounu Corporation's Building and Toaa Planning Committee have Quid "my to pi-niatised greyhound racing.

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