"(scours nqAm-ui. ega- ro. a prominent farmer c! n5

nasvigswzr curses.

An election b acclametion oi a‘ pfiesiggiagrantli d cigecwrs we; held at J i! U!) 6011 % 8. . A m nth aizohttigeylv fllih a r 0U k101i“; ir teodance m we the decemdb two rs Arth

Committee bro ed there roiii Bu ersuildemddqgedeque F: siste nlimsigunn irom’ e-

BBIDAL SROWEW-Miss Eleanor White and Mrs. Matthew Watson entertained a; a very i-eity inis- gliMflfiflll-S shower (or virs. Hilton

Al. whose marriage wok " ins week. Li le

I‘ Y llllAVllk-Ut. John P‘. m: received ‘ yesterday morals; or till Q death 0n oiitur by lasing 5001M Wan. oi his niece, Huil “mo; who

her child- ho

MONDAY

Accomaiw non! ro N. s. --.Mr. Percy Barlow and son Philip leave this in tor Selma. N. 8.. with the rema o! Mrs Bar- low who is to be buried It her old home there. 14st evening Dr. LA- gate ccnductcd a short service at. the McLean Funeral Home, at- tended by intimate triends.

WILL BEAUTIFY PARK-filo men will go to work this week in Vic- toria Park. grading, plantin grass seed and ing on other auti- g iitlcn W051i along tiéeldrtivo way

in t aroun 1. e on!’ l" W1"- the Bank oi Canada is ex ected to MBVQ!‘ F05“? h” Nummwed- h?‘ arrive in Charlottetown oft/Ia 24 Elude‘?! m the Wm!‘ m ‘he Park w!!! and remain here until the 2 th.. likely be the reinov oi under-[ML D_ _,,__ Mnumnnon manage,- o_ growth in the woods. the lTlBflCh in Charlotteovlm

_ _ last iii ht, Mr. Towers w i visi 55K ASSISTANCE or CUTTER mher garts of the Marltimes in May, —Mouii.ed Police in Charlottetown _ his mp being m well‘ Tequesled earl-V. Yesterdfllflthe nature oi eneral survey or‘ triortiiniz to send a cutter t0 the as- sistance of .wo men adrift _in un open motor boat oft Toimehtine, N. B. The names of the men. believed to have been ishermen, were not suitable at the Charlometoum De- iazlimciit. The fisheries patrol boat Arcuux leit port here at nine o'clock yuscidziy and was expecisd to take uu search ior the men. Po- lice were iniomieti ‘ater, however, Pint the missing boat returned to hcr home port under her own

Dmm‘ .__.___ elscmd president, Mr. G. M. Avard, l-‘UNERAI. HELD YESTERDAY- ! vice-president, Mr. R. Hazcn W18- 'l‘l~.:> ixiiuril oi M's. Lily Dale more. mortuary-treasurer. The re- itililti‘. ‘ll, who d.ed in Charictte- tiring president. Ml‘. Frederic A. trim Friday. wn. held from the res- Lartle. YBDOTWG 8- COII-Sideflibll? m‘ ‘itlciice of lisr dfliZiiifil‘. Mrs. . G crease in membership. Delegates I\C;'. 93 I.Qll‘;\\Ol'tl‘i Avenue, to g the were appointed to the annual meet- P('l.l)'it"5 Cemetery ycsterdav aitcr- ting of i-he Federated Alumni at noon. Services at the home aridlSaclivllie oirMay 16. Aiter the QYJHIQHIG!‘ wcrc conducted by the business period. the club enioyed Iii James Wilson, pastor oi the readinfli by M38 MRTY smchufV til Church at Bummersids. lie .i1ll<l. xiucal selections by M155 V815! w. assisted by the Rev. T. B. Mc- xMalcolm Campbell and Miss Mar- Dn-niand o! Amherst, who exchang- zaret Stcriis, with Miss Helen call- ctl pulpitii ior the weekend with beck hi. the piano. ReIrEBh-Insnls Rcv. H. L. Dcnton, pastor of the brought the meeting t0 a C1069.

Charlottetown Baptist . ‘ _ _ "w- _ _, _ v

an» s 125?.‘“iii'*“.i‘é‘.€§.§’2§%i§£ ...~. ~' u; _ - _- 'l‘ ' s

Hti .\ C lbcc. A at ee 85 m; setellcts‘ 28 for Chic ens and

r o : J, n. J nklns, and Q. .6 32%., e 25 for CllliS, to 2s. 22 and l8 0921b? rivals of

__L_“D To RE5T_The funeral lobsters from Yarmoulh services tor Mis. Annie _Alwnrdt beeggtgilalceclcgigrfgiteeaflwofirltfig we‘ held on Saturday a elnooti a weekend said. The lobster

r _. , . iishinb S‘ '1!!!‘ and “we attended hi‘; season in Prince Edward Is n

. 7 _,~ h l.

hoi-'i'iii~in!ii'{-.!‘At‘?er vahgrivygiiilte “c531. Opens today. with iurtiiseli" rgipplleg b u» of vi d““."“§§§g,,§f“§ {its sass. £2‘:i.i::*..: is. is. A R. Brcnnaii. Ceintra M . days m1 owed by ‘Jubher Suppl.“

sci-vice was n St. ai'y's _ a Church where Mr. Aiward worship- fwm the Ma-dale" 15mm“ “m”

s‘ U.” .I. LI:IVII—TN

aghast" stirfwo"

BMW L llemler W" “wmfied Minted in

itwasthende "m ' W“! _iivediui.bisci cur no‘ iurthcr nominations. “Pie its: bu“: buoy‘ ‘y. m6 19"!“ d . .' and - N‘! mo“ y mdww | m. m.“ i" a s a —~—-...,,. --i“‘°“-»i~'ii~~ r“.:i.e':.i*..“u.~..."r: . . __ . t _ e _ , President, George m. Tweedy. Ks. v."‘i's9'au.‘l'c i?.'ci..uct?.°" ' writs FILI- wllnr - The Bhe we‘? an with DIM-awhil- m Vice President. A. 0001381". Gaul-é The D bearers we“ “any at the dam n s name Bat-run‘ Rwamg nmggmve ‘l; ‘ro- Prldoy ‘it: lfld the IQIIOIQ mm H“?! “m!” m“ we hrgieriyicwiiicabigy’ “m” hfiiidw 1D “to? rah-wheat‘); $315k who ' William E w“ Tmm’ H‘ B's“ "132 b: m. ‘mum and u» lag‘ ‘ifidichcn w. demgg- wil: "Weight!" lg" “g5 w v ’ i}; t}; 1mm, 1's in trick Botmte.‘ Mrs. William - meter in bioch a‘. 1- 5" . l‘ thromzrdiow n: cctngteryn-g p0 Terrace is l houaio uhivordll-Y !t was lounges ma!!! 1h h l“ YWWWW!“ Q-

Secretary. P. S. Cob ___._ by. . enzle o! Paris Md m fie‘ wh Funeral service rcr Altred E. e- ' “Tl” Y‘. wnflln‘

Treasurer. Roy Quigie Directors. (the tor sister. you g, o is, n comoleting study tor a masteri d Kenna was held at s irciccii as ur- ura- non ABItlVlS-‘Iho "i! Y” ""‘P""°° day morning at St. addicts fights, n. lake steamer, Arrived

y. o J also Dr. E. S. Giddings, Dr. ea. Ma:- Intyre and N. D. MacLean, Past 6e in science will carry Ch H w‘ ggcrcii in tho stidimantciicb rate oi fiber ricbcruvcn l G ad , N. . 0V. t chatto Thggieas Cgnnors of icating at trip ii-om bilaoihtreal. Shoe‘ distribute; general cargo yesterday. The Key- stete will ate

President.

th ‘tel out-i the summer eadwoy ll t din to LVN

Shier-we directigg r PM!!! l“ a high requiem th heed o! l‘ sail tor Sidney, calling

thin" in" n12‘ Ztmifili“ ti... the tittcpti i M _5 as versty - uo r e ono by St. Benedlcts’ mu wi Arias “m” mm“! Cecile Rheault organist. Iutenncnt Nova Bcotia, to take on coal

t enroute. From

the little mien was set in sections, I also we olflnilis was in the Holy Family cemetery a Pic oydn m Y" W- bl!!- ["1"- Rev. Maurice Declare read the cvm- the steamer will soil for Momma YESTERDAY~Fun-

mittal prayers. Bearers were Messrs. Hugh Mee- FUNERAL

hen, John Mauro, John Butcher. oral services were held yrlterday Clarence Robinson. Harry Oldham (or mdwci-d MaoGuigan, whose body and John Murphy. was found in obaricttclown harbor o! Dot-cheater. Monday after he he been mil- sirig from his home nco November

Emmet MoKenne N last. Rev. Father Keefe celebra-

Maec, was here tor the funeral.

ery 111mm and cared m. by he,- Besides the wid w and seven ted Requiem I-fgh Main in St. Dunstanh Basilica and also con-

O daughter, Mr, E D 3n _ children, Mr Mclte a is survived who came {roan Newmgagrk Git? 11g:- by a 311N159“ Sh” ‘m Mann!“ ducted the service at the graveaide in the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

d Master Roy

c arming as bride an groom, wheeling in a carriage .u.li oi pres- ents that were opened by Eleanor White and the merry verses read by Mrs. Pope Thoma. After lunch- gonalili Jolly sing-song was enioyed Y .

BANK OFFICIAL T0 ABRJVE—

Mr. Graham F. Towers. Goveinor 0t

The death took law at Hunter River, P.E.I. on prii 18th, 1938, o! Mrs, John Beaten, at the age of seventy-six years. She had been ill i'or about eght months, with a heart affliction, and though tor a time she seemed to improve. a Iew weeks ago a serious relapse oc- cured and the end came peaceiuly on the morning oi April 18th. She was a native oi Hunter River, and lived almost her whole lite in her native community, where she was highly regarded for her kind and neighborly qualtlee and for her do- mestic and Christian virtues. Dur- inir her long illness, she was tend-

a. tiie branches in ie tcrrltor . Tiie tour had originally been panned for ias. ial. The Bank oi Canada. uovernor is expected to~ arrive ill Saint Joiiii on Ma. l6 remaining there three days an then going on to Haliiiiot beiore coming here.

DlnRG- any i- or o! biochemistry. . cg‘; is c sob c: the late i-i. '1‘. Bel of Bum!!!"- side P. l2. ., and Adi-lune g now of Haliiiitw- sun: Chronic .

icPJi "K123i "3c°€r.““ci°§§ci‘§°e$i’.'{‘5 1t his home on Btennooe Road. at the ll! oi

Two oi his ddimiiefl. Alice and Kathleen. and eon Thames “H996 home tram Bodwh lhdflil’ alter his death.

He leaves to mourn the loos oi a kind and iiflectlonete husband and mmbm o; m, “cannon when lather. his W118. 101111911! Minnie they registered bum“ jam/mg m. Hennealey o! Kensingloii; all sons. hm,

Michael and Thomas iii Dorchec- A committee of five w“ up.

.', James. student inNotre in w m. 1 - whim-irony. Indian-i oviil- “h. bengglnotfeed ‘c? “ “ugh

ter, Dame John Hem‘! at. home, one mee The do ttee iticiwsed im as"... ti-‘iiustrtti.

oornciiuc. I ltoele. ‘galactic P. oiilion of i.) U.

from vac wctci-c in which they trap ' the crustaceans from you to your.

It was decide to crgsnwt the “Crurldtittfivlh 0d A300!»- iation" at l ousting fl UiI Llbtifl ers’ Protective Union Hell int

signi- lllifl

MOUNT ALLISON ALMUNI MEETING - At the annual meet- iiiig of the Mount Allison Club of Charlottetown on Friday evening, RUSS Vera Malcolm Campbell was

this _ or Dorchester Macs, two halt bro- pumose thert, Cyrus buiiey oi’ and Cecil Dufiey oi China; halt sisters, Mrs. Flora Macklns oi Washington. D. 0.. Mrs. Marion Sullivan oi Providence. it. 1.. and lit/tars. Lililam ~BouneH oi Saugus.

8.55.

PILLS

asizznu. . the incoming

night. More than 500 men tied their intention of beoom

The death occurred at her home in this city ycstcrdav iorenooh oi Mrs. Regina Atkins. alter an i1. ness oi about a year.

She was visited frequently by Fathers McCoi-mac and Dougan of the Basilica staff. receiving me Last Rites of the church from Fa- ther Dougan. The late Mrs. Atkins was a aithiu. member of St. Dunstan’s Basilica.

Ellie leaves to_ mourn the lose of a sind and loving mother. the i01-

- . Frank I-loran, Saint John; . Tlios. McQfialci, Lot 65; Mrs. Stanley Bowles, ali- faX: Mrs. James Roberts, and Miss‘ Maraaret. City: Ambrose, Halifax; James oi the Patriot press room staff. and Fred at home. to all oi whom the Guardian extends sincere sympathy. The funeral is being held this morning from her late residence 207 Sydney Street at 8.45.

FOX CLUB MEETING»? well attended meetlnk i the unter

River Fox Club waso held Monda Prairie;

directors: grog‘ Holman/- Past PlTshlPlll, w,

15599; ice President Cudmore; Secretary, Jury...’ “Y? lam; Assistant secretary. Edwin g Johnsfone; 'I‘reasurer. Ernest Bell: others, Jack tiacNair, 9mm‘ Grail. W. P. MacLeod.

-c. W. L. MEETING _ regular monthly meeting oi 1J2: Crthoic Women's Lciigiic (my Mo on Wednesday, May iii. in o K. of C. Home. Mrs. P. Mc- Mahonpresided. There was a re lime attendance. The lliillilles nrevious meeting were m4 and odooted. The othoi- report; were also read and adopted. m social service report dealt wit] dbeiniir mad; for cloth: 8H OX‘ ‘irst Con]; miminn.

w?’ flsoThe annual card psi-q tuna Ii

WEDNESDAY

FUNERAL SERVICES -- The funeral oi Mrs. Regina Atkins was held yesterday morning irom her late residence, 209 Sydney 6t, tn St. Dunstanh Basilica whore Req- uiem High Mess was sung G McCormacir. The p arera were Messrs. Peter Old/WY, J n Morrison, Paul Lawless, T. .5mit , Harry Redmond and John A. Mac- Donald. The service at the {rave was conducted by Rev. Dougan.

A dwelling house In Mon- tague, occupied b Mr. nub-m. MoGulgan was cestroyed by fire early today. The flames, discovered about 1.30 arm. quickly razed the building to- gether with all it: contents. Mr. andMrs. Moflulgnn, with

Man. and Mr. J. A. Live Stock Marketing ard; Hub- .60l’.—-00-0O€TQ.lilVB Buy rig. ‘ lub went on record as heartily en- liflrfllnil the views set forth ‘b: Mwsrs. Burke and Gillies. Mus . we and d were nam as De estates to attend a General Meet- ina of Fox club Rebi-escntctivec to be he'd in tie near tutu . A voi oi thanks was given e Gves Speakers tor their interest and en- ooera on.

There passed oeaiffietully eternal reward o e in April 10th. . Mrs. argatet Clark. widow oi the late ohn Olurk. Palmer mud North. who nredec ed her over eleven years r550. om Margaret Ciohosey at

i111 Pond B3 years ago. the daugh- ter o! Patrick Clohosey who emi-

non,

over two yum I60. ers also mourn: Julia. Alice. Aime, Kathleen. student hostess‘!

" promised the large nine no woiiy the movlmait. Pm - Bernard the cu- tli nun e one

assist onto

den

pe ' o ' ve $5.113“ b; ohiiiiii d °wccui§r ‘ti. I J imthuMral. ' - Mimi i I " mrou In. sitnvtcl - A

ciuiiiicrtuicceciu a fir. glthxugh-iihe ‘was in poor u" awe fifl“? u, Dal! 1m trib mm“

At O RUIN! 0h April i MAOOHILMX

ealth for I number o! you: she was able to be u around and wu quite active unt flva dlyl before her death. Bhe wu a ilithml main»: c: . We“ <>I mid precu- tho Catholic Church and was a ~ tended in her last iiinccc b7 bei- ,0 L. a Pres m‘

1m M d. Boo

to her 0t

hh~

The badly decomposed body oi Edward McGulgan, '10 - year - old Charlottetown man missing since November 29th last, was discovered

for Dlace. the Wlflllfl in the water beside the Island Fer-

beini! made to iiold il _ hook nm.tgzji‘xi‘fl drawln Church. . , 3173'». received the firs... wished by my - “mg m“ uenevm“ wwr-‘Ps Mrl. M000

m Rev. 0 .

. _ _ ll i ‘th di- i tili Com ‘h r l t n- the! mm: chilfl- Wm "Iv ted r 8Q‘! -' “h. ~——— npd-=?.!Mn§ f,“”¢,‘°*§d°§§",,}§cn5c‘1,'{,‘_ §§?¢"e.1°.,.,1 Sfirrigipilgderand 011-05‘: 111;" An Qfgfig... “W3 019591-93, eby at. they time It wu said. No §§iamar°yn§igfhgidthini-fi“dm§fl J M . ‘mun hmmgoqmglj l3‘ m?‘ ndzroduntfm NEW “FACES” ARE IN PLACE. T“; 49'“ esim je ‘but Impressive aects for a icady sale were not Coroner Dr. J. D. MacGuigan and lurther details were available. yggfg m9 married 3mm dink ‘n 55-0 km?“ n‘: e h m u“ mt u] “m Q a Foil? new “iaces“ for the town hlllficli c}? Enii and service for the ‘Rlit- Added to till-s W85 the lflvl a verdict oi‘ accidental death by No estimate was made as to has since resided in Paint Bong m ormwl o Q3“ yo“; g "ll. In W 1310!!!! 316N- hlve arr-rad and wnt 5,1,; we mm beams we“; M6,...- that Newioundland ship ed small di-Qwnjng bygughf, in by , jury l0‘; and it was not known l! norm, 1m. can, w“ fie “m, 1" "ma “ m‘ m, u ma“ o up " uni Acpdmpcciiicn. Mr. c. w. Patter. Hcah Strong, K. 0., c. s. Morris, vfiuantities which gkllvtuld urtiher aé- headed by Al...“ Mccab. m. building was insured. break m c rimiiv oi six who M... “Nmumifiiii. , ofiiigcu ‘m l "flrffle "MK of "Wrhfliiliiis in n. n. Ellis Ernest Mllls. Norman vsgédtiig iéiueiml- thehipvgfpmgmsfla; Witnesses included: Capt. Mur- --- » mourn iiic loss c: c-dcvoted 51%;. mdivirc. m. .c.....ii’°.1i wcsiiicg- 51, °'_ a, “low "tlllm°dl““§li' ‘mil “W” MacLeod and Arthur Brennan ir. m h 1 I glliy, his son. Lester Murphy. oi A well known citizen oi Tignlsh namely, Mrs. Henoreh Bea/dd. _ . “m Dc H” tuner“ w“ m“ be“ Mac m. vo e coc again iickiiq Tilt! body was laid to rest beshe much as wsslble i!" 1 l e '1 “e ° ctou. us, and Coun. A. A. Heh- passed away "iinirsdcy bunt, April llilizwbeth Arson tilt o! nvnim- ' ‘.431, w s, a,” when, ‘l’ 1 ~ v" i!" W"! aflrii ha!" “Wk- Th1 that oi her husband Nelson Alward m8 N0"! 5C0!“ 5955M‘ ‘mm’ 1' nessey. James McKinnon, Harry 21st. in the person o Edwin‘ Mrs. Annie G uaebte 0t Pleasant u“ me ied beside hggeiiulblfld gimmm!’ Y,” m m. k w" mmged some time m in the Pennies Cemewrv. RBV- M!" TUESDAY Redmond, Mrs. Harry Redmond, Harper, age 72, son of the late View; and ward oi er‘ ‘glfowaarfigamed mrrmxuuen hiétervw- . when the court nous: build-iii] Harrison pronouncing e comrnii- Arm“,- Mcgnms, J5me; Mgflahg, John-Harper and Maiguerite Fltz- Pond; 31m Jmiqyh, it,“ pond’ m; n" mo“ m tm"'““‘“6 ‘m Whore it is situated was the seem "1 r "Mrs Mm sizire.sz.s..~*si-..isri.si: "iiildiu... t. m... . ....... r *riiir.ri.°:.r"."h° "W ’T~'i§“'"~"- "m a w“ i" “mm l ‘iii °“. a -

A" “k! bufldmg- “and! m" regret of ‘he death at her home u; nis aifoi Charlottetown. Jurymen three daughters, Mrs. ' ustin O‘: er B __.___: l c‘ J. RefinoiimJJohn ganfihiqilhlua~ grit-tenant}? EIFTHS —__‘_' “W? .136 years snuated on at“ lggsliflibglhaficKglrilzillehé itiiiihesfifiv g: were: Allan Mccebe, foreman, J1’. Meara, Alberton; MmJohh Gavin. The recular monthly meetim; 0K ocgfibtimilivrnev and comotive o an “It 37% ‘lat fttz: SEN“ ‘Leif the ‘fang’? or Sign?) February 1'93}; ' McCloskey, Dr. J. E. Corrigan, 132C. Tignlsh; Min. Charles Gavin. Bea the Catholic Womenb League wu PQfl-lck. may Jr, out d! Itelllrtbh imn on atgtdck HAMILTON-M wil“?! 31'!!!“ éiisfiti“ J mi‘; ‘tic... ' -- emi- gre!“ Mglesgiem- My 3g; P<>gg,;,;<>“;.;>;~- Hosiggggl; a" gym. a M?“ gnih- Bi-i- n 1T; m I oi mo. bowie-- fiii".’°a.i?.ilt2..l° M“ “i. “" dwelling. the property having been q-lslmm) LApy yAgsgyMj-L iunn an ernon urr e. .3 Wm. ma: Mm“ n Mi M55 ' m 1 I . hank. I) EAL A D3 -- u‘: The deolledjns born in Oiiar- l?!“ . a son, com i£é‘.;°.“?f.°"c‘2ic.§"“‘ “w” a i" ?.‘£’°§ic“.?.¥t‘§“d¢“$?.§“3‘éi..t‘°.fi"i.%i- owner ofmmgggi agents. this“ b.§1%*~°a.a,y-=,ic-= ..‘.'.'."t.. swvsrmm “gigfliaihctu".rdi?“ atwtffiltgum t..- it: E!,\,"¥,"§,~nymm$;g- vii;

5 1 - . - e. a n . ' ' . ‘s. .

ié"....i°‘ii’..°.“‘i...iée iris. “Tim diiiifiifioiieri M... i 8. s...» .s°z.rs ...::.."i. ' “ti? m. “.,';*,*.,;**s2°2.::...r:; mac-tit“? ’ i.°°"""‘il"-*‘=e"=’i ”‘ii'€"‘3=»~‘i’=‘~1l‘ i- 331?» “v o- stasis-Ems" c. WHYB ° ‘l’- a , ‘ ‘ ' ' eiilt. o! Oherloteiowri. who was is extended. Rev. W ed xccde. at his homo Mon l7. The occasion q N 1 m 1 e nee County i ,1 . Ch 1 t; towns “m, 90st was before her marriage Christine _ . . R. n Jan , 1 u g mo. “M. M“ 3‘ 1938' t M’ d M, olfiieaéslasrili-“ghflevvell. lhe Pie!- M°K“Y- drag‘? g; {Q-‘e ‘fifeolffi’; §§i1§e§c§§°£ii§iu“t%"wet§i=§.lm of uunsas ASSN. MEETING-Tits 70:11:12 iii-genre's 'icr'u!’c“y$r-°°“' w“ “nifigfir or?! viifizzllnwggt J18 ‘gm mi u Thitbb “w,” m am” m“ °’ 8“°{““!!1°°' “I master. be!" BPPMHW‘! !-° the “d M's‘ 3° Br ° “y. t Yesterday word was received o! quarterly meeting‘ oi the Graduate Publicity Mm B. M iiaid- t0 of!" ill!!!‘ WI"!!! ' x’ 8y m“ MW‘ - position in i802. No records are toil. New London. and eaves 0 the death of h“ son Joseph Nurses Assmianm was held l" m tm -Mm t. P‘ _ . ‘M t Mane. gm d in o0. n: mm: . --At Emyvale. ADfil 30.1 available == w “than Bflii- ‘Jhav- m?“ §,,°“““’§ §"‘G“,§“““““B,f,.*{{,§,° E ear of Detroit, who ’dicd iii night in the Prince Edward Isiah “ “' , w J lfl“fi}f,°ch'fi,flf h? o, mdei- o! on -' ‘tfihwntgfnm M m M" “d M“ Wm“ mm‘ Dell passed awa , but his son Bich- els rs. rs. o n no. . Eloise hospital, Wayne’ Mich" m Hospital Nurses rgldeme. Anmcb . .1. H. than": wil“. Uzi. vm n v _ sou. _

u,‘ svlccfaeded g5 “the, as post- Mass, Mrs. John Dunn, Alberton. his ‘and m b m r w“ m we ad I the mum“ - - - - o fi Only llet I he qualified toriiho MOGINN -- At Emyvele. April 15. master ‘in the same building from 1E1 Mrs. Aitrcd Mayhew, Margute, ma‘ died may: a is“, fcyseigo. - ragga“ s; ti?“ corgrmmmm m ‘viii-Thar: t; itoteim! glnflxrftlcftfgréiihgi-llenl r.’ ii I 1 b‘ igtodtioti uueungiii‘ eoi- m made lbv- 4938. u: and Mrs. name-inc; lliiisb todlflggin S or m“ Md bund- r The late Elmer Arsenaiil , who Jgine and delegates “appointed mm am“, M,‘ p_ y; m He i; ; d. “$155K; g1 m 9g the‘ mgwafl‘ mfum- emu“ w“ m“ gmfblmrofl_txt sackmle‘ N’; .1 in enre in n? position J F- h w“ B‘ welbknown vocalist “it? t e bietmhn come“ on tics i ‘mm’ M“ w- -D°"'Y= “W!” “m” “l” " m ° l" °" novod ohmic c. .11.. tirthia on Anni so, iaaa, to Mr. and Mrs. with formei-BP. O. Inspecim‘ he" “FUNERAL SERvlCEs "' on 'i§i.‘§1!§§ii“§§§c§°%v§r£cuh°°:i “the (Caghgg: eschedxhlg?! for Hallie: in fig)’ a’: E’ crokm: m‘ iozmegy A tfll-ngfbiffi 4g. Pm 1W’! HM 10R Mid d D. Henderson iiiee Ruth i and abs. Harris. architect. Wednesday. April 2on1, 193a, all canadha-n “my med“... gorps. i-ic July. bitercctinz tecuii-c c: M.“- H 1,, Mm‘ e. s‘: mud ma‘ g . - - “m,” n or alcoves residing in eeashler-