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Friends and relatives were in-

aeed sorry to learn of the death

or Mr. James Power at his home in Emerald on June 25th, 1947. He was one of the oldest resi-

vrorked hard all his life.

A blacksmith by trade he was ulways at hts post of duty. Mr. Power was horn in Long River, P. E. I., 91 years ago. son of- the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Power.

When a very young man hs\ learned'his trade with late Mr. James Howard, Margate, after- wards going to Summer-side and worked with Mr. Harry Woods and Mr. Jas. McNeil, now deceased. Having established a home and a workshop in Emerald he married in 188'! Mary McMahon, daugh- ter‘of late Mr. and Mrs. Peter McMahon of Emerald.

I-le was a. very skllful and ef- ticlent workman and was honest and upright in all his dealings with the public. He also was a salesman for the Massey Harris Co. and as a testimony of his integrity and salesmanship the Company on learning of his death wired a message of sympathy to the family and a beautiful wreath which was placed on his casket.

i-le also was a charter mem- ber of B. I. Society, being on committee for a number of years and took a great interest in the celebration of St. Patrick's Day.

l-le loved his work and delighted to go to the shop. Only a few days before his final illness ho went to the forge, looked over his papers in his desk, keeping some, destroying others and giving some wise council to his son George as to following in his footsteps.

i-lis funeral took place from his late residence on Saturday morn- ing. Juno 28th to St. James‘

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Church, Summerfield, where Re- quiem High Mass was sung by Rev. Eugene Murray. P.P., assist- ccl by Rev. Kenneth McPherson, Tracadie. and Rev. Pr. McMillan, Charlottetown. After the singing cf the Libero. his remainrwere laid to rest in adjoining cemetery, there to await a glorious resur- rection.

Beside his sorrowlng wife he leaves to mourn the following sonsz, Peter. retired C. N. R... Ken- slngton, now in Charlottetown; Emmet. C. N. R.. Miscouche; George at. home, and four daugh- ters. Mrs. Silvester Monaghan. Kelly's Cross; Mrs, Margaret De- vine, Montreal; Katie and Florrie at home.

Many Mass Cards and Messages of Sympathy were received for which the family are deeply grateful. The following were his pail-bearers:

George Mayne. John McEntee. St. Clair Croken, Carol K1181195- John Cash and Aly. Greenan.

Mr. Philip Monaghan was un- dertaker. Mrs. Jas. Croken org- anist and the choir was assisted

bv several members from Kinkora

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May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed through ihe Mercy of God rest in peace Amen.

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Mrs. Power and family wish to thank all those who sent Mass Cards, Messages of Sympathy, and also all the neighbors who so kindly assisted them during the ‘illness end death of Mr. Power.

In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mrs. William Adams, Son View, who was called to her eter- nal reward. on July 15th. 194$

Deer Mother you ere gone but not forgotten,

And as dawns another year

In our lonely hours of thinking.

Thoughts of you are always near.

Inserted by her daughter. Mrs. Atwood Blekcney and Family.

In memory of Flight-Sgt. George It. Sims. who was killed on active service, July 15, 1M4.

Not today but every day In silence. we remember her.

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HOWARD MeINNIW Plttod Footwear at 1'15 Queen Street.

LOOKING FOR sumn-cr dresses try Fashion Elioppe Gt. George St

DON'T FORGET Caledonia pic- nlc Wednesday at New Perth. Bus leave Charlottetown at 1 o'clock.

ALL TOUBISTS interested in deep see fishing contact Joseph O. Gallant, Oyster Bed Bridge.

T0 HALIFAX in lb minutes via Maritime Central Airways. Phone 2061 or 540.

CHURCH OI‘ SCOTLAND Com- munion Services. July iioth: Cape Traverse 10:30 a.m.. 7:30 p. m; preparatory services Thursday and Saturday 8 p.rn. Rev. J. H. Bis- hop. .

T0. P. l. I. - Miss Helen Mumo. P.H.N. at Amherst, who is vacat- ioning with her rnother_ Mrs. Alex Munro, has gone to Cavendish. P. E.I.. to spend a week with friends. _.N'ew Glasgow News.

LIMITED BUS BUN for Borden and Mainland Points leaves Char- lottetown 11:15 AM. Returnin! leaves Borden 3:55 P.M., arriv- mg Charlottetown 5:20 P.M. All trips Daily including Sunday. Is-l land Motor Transport. phone 248.

BACK IN ‘IRENTON - Guy MacKinnon Milltown Cross. P. E. 1.. arrived in town and __resumcd his work at one of the industrial plants here. All his many friends are glgd to welcome him back af- ter several months sparit at his Island home. -New GlasBﬁw “PW!-

rassan EXAMS - The friends or Roma Rodd and Doris Jenkins will be glad to know that they passed their Grade VIII examina- tions and received their certifi- cates. Much credit is due to the ef- forts of their teacher, Miss Mary McKenna of _ Win-riﬂe. 5mm‘ school.

ENGAGEMENT - Mr.- and Mrs- ueutil HOWM-t. rrvon. have the honour of announcing the en- gagement oi their oldest daugh- ter. Roma Janet Louise, to Mi’- John Howatt MacKaY. Albany. son of Mr. and Mrs. GeorBB M"- Kay. Marriage to take place in the near future.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. sterling Andrews of Freetown. Wish to announce the ngngement of their eldest daugh- tcr. viola Jean. to Everett Arthur. son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Bell of Borden. Marriage to take place iit Chambers‘ Church, Ottawa. on Aug, 2.

FUNERAL SUNDAY - 111a tun- oral of Miss June Arbing of 187 King street was held Sunday aft- ernoon from the CutcliffePuneral Home. The service at the home and grave was conducted by the ltev. T. E. McLennan. Mr. Gor- don McCallum sang very effec- tively "Face to Face". The pall- bearers were Messrs. Donald Mac- Beath, Arthur Brown. Roy Hood, David Pratt. Roderick Pratt and George Godkin. Interment was in Suffolk Cemetery.

ENJOYING VISIT - Mr. John Jack and daughter, Mrs. Grant. from Boise, Idaho‘ arrived at the home of his niece. Mr. Leslie Mor- rell. Indian River, on-‘June 21st. It is the first time Mr. Jack has visited P. E. I. since he left it s4 years ago and he sees many changes. Mr. Jack is 82 years of age and it quite smart. I-Ie has one brother. James Jack, Malpeque and two sisters, Mrs. George Wail, Princetown and Mrs. Daniel Mor- rison. Glenwood. It is Mrs. Grantis first visit to the Island and she

and Mrs. Leslio,Morreli. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Well. Mr. James Som- ers Mr. Jack and his daughter motored to Cavendish where Mrs. Jack was born. They also visited Mr. Jack's two nieces in New Ion- don. Luis and Leone Peyriter. Mr: Jack plans on visiting all. the rele- tlves he can while homo as he seye it wil be his last visit to P. l. I.

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MARITIME PROVINCES CROPS -8atisfactory weather conditions during the past week (says Bank of Montreal Crop Report) have re- sulted in further improvement in prospects for crops generally. The season continues to be considerably later than normal, but seeding and planting have been completed. Po- tatoes have made very satisfactory progress and the outlook is good; other roots are doing well. A good crop of hay is in prospect. Pasture lands are in good condition. The set of apples is lighter than pre-

moderate. The yield of strawber- ries is good. Rain would be bene- ficial in the Annapolis Valley. but elsewhere moisture is adequate.

NbosiaN-aanuann - a quiet wedding was solemnized at St. Peter's Church, Seven Mile Bay on Wednesday, June 22nd._ when Rev. W. V. MacDonald united in holy matrimony Miss Ida Bernard of Palmer Road to loman Noonan of seven Mile Bay. The bride who was given in marriage by her brother-in-law Emmanuel Duguay was attended by Miss Ann Arsen- ault while the groom was support- ed by Mr. Austin DesRoche. Fol- lowing the ceremony wedding breakfast was served at the Paroch- ial House seven Mile Bay where the bride had been housekeeper for five years. A reception was held iri the evening st the bride's home in Palmer Road. Heartiest felicitations from many friends is extended to the happy young couple. -A.

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WEDDING OI’ INTEREST - Hoiy Cross Church, Oshawa, Ont, was the scene of a very pretty

tai- Holak, only son of Mr, and M" Walter Hoiak of Oshawa. Given in marriage by Mr. Robert Simp- son, the bride was gownsd 1n white slipper satin gown. fashion- ed with a beaded neckline and sweeping train, her full length veil l was held in place with e. Queenf Elizabeth Headdress. she carried a’ cascade of talisman roses. Mary! Arbing, sister of the bride was! maid 0f honor, wearing a, gown of ' yellow nylon and carried an arm' bouquet of roses and carnations with halo to match. June Durant was bridesmaid and wore _ mauve‘ nylon carrying an arm bouquet of. roses and carnatlons with match-l lng halo. Mr. John Horkey was

wedding on June 21st. when Reva Father Coffee united in marriage! Mildred Cecelia Arblng. daughter} of the late Mr. and Mrs. Willlami Arbing of Charlottetown, to Ches- l

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j ushered. The reception was held at ' ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Wek. Hoiak. Oshawa. After the recep- ‘tion the couple left on a trip toi .Northem Ontario. For travelling' lthe bride chose e. blue suit withi -navy accessories. Out of town; lguests included Mr. and Mrs. Ste- phen l-Iyduk. Mrs. W. V. Gallant, Mr. John Arbing, all of Massachu- setts, sisters and brother of thel bride. also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanlec and daughtors, Lillian Hel- l en and Stephenie, also Mr. and! Mrs. John Kersketsky of Syracuse ' and Pennsylvania. Island papers

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Mrs., Wilbert Fortior of Yakima, Washington, who has been visit-l ing her brother Mr. J. A. Grit-i fith after an absence of twenty-i six years left this morning via plane for her home in Washingf ton.

Miss Florence Inmen. Victoria was the welcome guest last Friday of her friend. Miss Mary MacKen- zle, Deaconess at the Presbyter- ian Manse, North 'rryron_ and also at. the hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Delaney, also of North Tryon,

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