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__ v oi ihr lair Allen Lu“, .. brothers and sisters wzsh w; ﬂunk nil priests and Sis- » (n-dvr of llinrtha, and licnnosscy, Canadian --\l>i~"',-" 0i lilo C. N. R. any; of C. N. Hotel, 11 ti... mnny muss cards and ileum. and irmnds and neighbors rho ~ll0\\ci; =1 ma ' acts of liniiiie s “i ‘llvm in their rccem. tad hi. . . in death of the late .i1!.u I Lund at Charlotte- town limiw i.‘ on Ausiust 9. i047. By union and bA-olhr-rs nnd sis- tern.

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In sari llul loving momory of my liar lloilu-r. Hrs. i-‘rcemon Reeves Iha iil'll.il":~il this life four years Ila i1il" ' cptcmber 9th, 1848.

When lhi- sl=-iiliiii' nf night ls fall- in]:

And l ~11 hr-n- all alone,

lu my Itfllil thorn cornea a longing

li my iii-or mother could only came lit-rm.

idly .\li.\~-'il but Lnvlngly Ilrmfm- Driid i\-. Hrr Daughter Mildred,

in Zraemoriam

T" "hi": mmnory of my Aunts.

'1 H1" -‘l-i.\‘ blmn-Il and Mil-l. Jiunt

liPflm: uh» passed nwoy In the lionth of a ptrmber,

Ivrr llcmivnhcred by ‘Hwir Niece. RLmr-lin Robertson. ~—-d>~____

All: Memorials:

in memory of nzix HARVEY Iii» naval-n awe-y Septonvber s, me and GWLNDOLYN FALL m Pam" "Wily September o, me

L"! ill the bcaui-lllll hill o! G0]; F "In"! In bright and Iair, £12m" “Ohio lily. we linow not i>n_ .

lllahall mri-t our play-mates there.

“MR1! Remembered by the e "f Cremud School.

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Fires Burn Over Wide Area In ii. B.

BUCTOUCHE. N, B. Sent. ‘l — (CPI - Three forest ilres burn- ed over wide areas of timberland in Kent County during the week- end end at Point-Sepia, 4D miles north of here, flames threatened the village before a change in the wind averted the danger.

The Point Bapirufire started in Northunbellandﬂounty near the Kent County line. More than 40 mo“. fought the fire after it cross- ed into Kent County. Tonight Far- cstcr Robert Richard said the eit- uation was "not so serious.“

A second tire near the Mundle

‘ property at Rlchlbucto, 25 miles north oi here, was under control tonight. There was little informa- tion on progress made durini the

‘day by crews fighting a fire in the St. Paul area. .

The Paint Blpln fire destroyed

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‘hardwood and spread to fields, where it destroyed large quantl-i tics of ripening grain. f

I j ANNUAL an: snow LONDON —. (CPF-lll-IIJITI ale-- oraft companies mmlll 001N011" demonstration orgwniud by the Society of British Aircraft Con-I ‘ structure. will tulle place at they lianriley Page-alrdrome at Radlett, near London. from Sept. 9 to l4. .

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l in loving memory of Gwendolyn ‘ Beasbarough Fall. ,

God gave her to us, a wee Inn-ll‘ bud,

l; few short years ago;

lshe hlnhsnmod I0 fair, so loving and true,

We learned to love her ao.

But ls God giveeh lle aleo toketls

I'D!» And so he took our darling 0rre.year_a|o today.

ll. ia one years ago. 4*" Gnmhl!‘ Since 0nd llll we melt {ﬂit

And left no here to an! er

The pain of an aching heart.

Itvar Remembered by Mother, Father, Sietera and Brothers.

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Death Df . Mrs. Tiles. Fullerton

The death occurred Sunday morning in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital after a brief illness of Mrs. Thomas Jﬁlllertnn, She was 56 years of ace.

The late Mrs. Fullerton was a member of St. James Presbyterian church and In lkttve participant in many of the activities carried on by tihe women's organizations of the Church.

Che Ildd resided several years in Detroit, Mich. but had returned to Charlottetown five years ego upon

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3;" _ the death of her husband. ‘U c. ‘Thiflgte Mrs. Fullerton is sur- omly ‘ I3" o aoo‘sl _ vved a brother, Dr. Stanley an you" Wm. mffm, e" Bagrqell of Dalhoueie University;

two half-sisters, Mrs. W, H. V. Dun- bar; Ethel, Mrs. Sheldon Mothe- son; andl. half-brother, Mr. E. M. Bagnell.

The funeral service takes place bhie morning at 10 o'clock from the MsoLean Funeral Home. Interment People's Cemetery.

PHONI SAUNDEBB lDDl for group and wedding pictures ol location.

M!!! IUTII CAIIPIILL of London, O tar-lo. will give a report of the War d Conference of Chrlet- tan Youth. recently held in Oaio, D11 M ggngpn“, yew m“- gorwsy, at IIYIQT Clgaiillimrsl Willis; gow, telephone 30-41. Office hours

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"4""! ""5 ~ M “I roman. vasrnenav -_ ‘Ilhe 911"" mum-Y Mlilimll-l" CW" funeral of Mr. Charles L, MacDon- BBWMaY- 11 "59 °I Y°°k1°55 117M113 aid took place yesterday morning at we; adjourned for one WEEK A 8.45 from his late residence, 211 tarts’ nlecdlna suilly w a clwrse King at, to at. Dunetanb Basilica oi fiilllns lo slop after helm; in- where Requiem High Mass was valved in an accident. had his lic- ense suspended for four months.

Mahon who also conducted the ser- vice at the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs: Everett Beagan. Rus- sel Bell, Harold Moore. Ernest Cameron, Everett Kelly and Lester Conner-on. The deceased was a mem- ber of the Knights of Columbus and

HER-E FROM TORONTO — Mr. Webb Stanley, accompanied by his daughter. Miss Audrey Stanley, is l gues at. the Charlottetown Hotel. Mr. 5 nley is the eldest son of the late Mr. Will Stanley of sten- ley Bros, and occupies the respon- sible position or Manager of Chil- dren's Wear Department of the Room Simpsons Ltd, Toronto.

ieiies were represented the order .of fihe procession being: Canadian Legion, Knights of Columbus, Fu- ‘neral Director. Hearse ‘and pul- bearers, Mourners. General public. cny pgugg CQURT _ M _ Interment was in the R. C. Cornet- the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court 1 "Y- yesterdey eight drunk and lncisp-i ables appeared, six being fined I10 and costs or 20 days each, one e20 and costs or 30 days and the other sentenced to 20 clays in Jail. A drunk and disorderly wee fined $80 end costs or 30 days, while a man charged with operating a’ motor vehicle while intoxicated." nls sentenced to seven days in‘ I . ' .

Australia Dhosen To Act For Indonesia

aarsvm. ebb-fr _ m». _ The Indonesian republic seiurday l FAMILY WEIIRMED Oh dentiwtliated AmtthallnUaifi l“ “Pr; — SE11 V8 OH C . JSPCIXSOK‘ IThursdaty evelnins. Aug. 21, rcsi- three-power commission to attempt dente o Val eyfielrl gathered at a reconciliation of the Dutch-ind- the home of Mr. and Mrs Harold onesian conflict. Murray to extend a welcome to The Netherlands earlier had sel- them and their family as they ected Belgium. Australia and Bol- gzy: tacitly/lungs‘: iii» rﬁvlgféieﬁ Blllm witll ‘gorge a thirdlhiutral gov- - - . B 0 crhmen 1e comm =s on. ~ BBPBMY Elli-ed KB ﬁhilfmlll. and: Selection of Australia by the re- Wllh I 10W HDDPOPTlBlE remark! public was no surprise here. as ekolllned that nelshbouri and the action of Australian dockside friends had come toselher w eX-‘l workers u. refusing to load and press their welcome to new resi- ufHOQd Duwh 511mm“; h“ made dents in our community, f-le then! Austral“; the mo" 90pm," m. celled on several men and women c!“ country amgng ‘Ind3ngﬂ5n present. Each in turn extendedf ,epubm.an,_ l Wlflll WClOOIIIO t0 Ml‘. and Ml'5.l Qu-mqed mfmqnants 531d [he ""7757 "id mmuy "0 m‘ mm‘ United Nations consular m'ssiori munity, school, church, expressing chad been min-um“; by Mme so..- l‘: :55‘: wlsxh l/hyuihglgmul: ernments to hasten a report on ob- 9 ° V 3 n ' W e ~ servance of the Aug. 4 cease-fir:- Fm- !‘ 5 wk" °F m“ 3°°dwm ‘order to the Security Council by oi neighbours and friends was Sept n

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celebrated by Rev. Dr. Patrick Mo“

the Canadian Legion and both soc—,

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will la an WEDNESDAY. IIPTIMIII. 1O OVER. CIA-hill 8.1‘.

The weaker will he Hon. John Bracken, leader of the Prop-m. ive Conservative Party.

romeo anwaaoastsup raoaarrssrvs cause-ovum: association ,

John. Lewis, James, end Hem; Gordon. Donald and Lester Mec- Lead. '

Interment was in Aplﬁn Road cemetery.

The many floral tributes, tele- lrlml. cards and letters of sym- pathy were evidence of the high Nhrd in which She was held.

The following are the floral tri-

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MES IUDSON MACEAOIIEBN -

The people o! Appin Road and surrounding districts were saddened to learn of the passing or! Mrs. Jud-

1878. Although in falling health for the The ﬂ/randchildren. pest few years she bore her suffer- Merleret, James, Adela inlwlthout a murmur and was Heals. never known to complain or paln, The lonahaw Baptist Ohurch. Her devotion to family life. her R. W. Grand Orange lodge of charity and generosity to those in P. E. I. ,need. her unfailirlg hospitality and Eleanor and Nomi Kit-son. ,'her truly Christian outlook on life Irene and Jack Mac-Mill“, ‘ will not be forgotten by lhoee who knew her. Her life wu spent in service for the Master. Her church. the Bonshaw Baptist Church, has lost one of its valued i members. She was a faithful work-

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DOUBLE srnavs v Janet. Louis and family. rim and Peter.

lcr of the women's Missionary GRLBCENT Society of which she was a life member. The Gill family.

The loss will be keenly felt in iher hcene where she is survived by hcr sorrowine, husband and the folio-wing children: Peter at Vic- ioiia. John and Eric at home. Annie (Mrs. Harare B. Wll is) at King- stm. and hisric-n at (Xiarlottebwn,

Also surviving is a slster. Janet l iMrs. L. D. MacLc-odl Victoria, and a brother, Peter, Maiden. Mass. who

was enroute on a visit when he learncd o! his sister's death. Two I I . i

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Mamie, Florence and Johnnie. Annie, Wrixon and Jenn, Bessie. Louie. Anne and John. Verna. Donnie. and Dorothy ma. The MscDonalds.

The Smith Family,

Mary. Everett and family. Sadie and Bert Willis.

Shirley Orcsby.

Dorothy Gibson.

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P. E. I. Hospital.

Si and Helen Carney.

Horence B. Willis st co.

Prod and Blanche Inmag

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Mrs. Willa Lord. Mrs. Helen Miller.

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brothers John and Donald pred- eceased her-

The funeral which w... iureely attended was hefd on Sunday ef- iernocn from her late residence. Rev, c, A. Hicks, pastor. conducted services ai the house and grave. He delivered a most comforting message based an the B‘ble passaze "Sine haih done what the could."

The hymns sung were favourites of the deceased: "Does Jesus Care" "Abide Wlih life." and "The-es a Land That ls_ Fairer 'l‘l‘ian DBL" Quar ette. Mews. MaiIPhee end

The Bonshaui Boyce. MaoNevin.

hiacleod. sang with symviwhrliv _ rem“ “The Bgautlful Land» Mr. Judson MacEachern and - family wish io express sincere

The pallbearers were six nephews

thanks to their many kind neigh- bours and friends who in any way assisted them in their recent 55d bereavement also all those um; sent flowers and messages of sympathy.

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C Isl-EHURST. Kent. England —- Pl - Eleven families -21 ad- ults and 14 Chlldf€h_q~ho “V, 1,, one house have to queue to share i , lthree gas-stoves.

son MecEechern at her home on butee: Aigust 8th.. 1047. ~ PILLOW Mrs. Jane MacEaohern was the

daughter of the late Annie Mec- The fenlly.

Donald and the late James Gordon. | She was born on November 2nd. WHEAT!“

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liuge Loss To “D. S. Industry

‘ (By Jock Smith)

DONDON, Sept. 'i—(AP)—Am- erican industry has lost about $1,- fooonooooo worth of business Jhmugh the recent British, French and Australian decisions to cut imports, a survey showed today.

All three countries critically need the goods they have decided not to buy. But all say they must con- serve their dwindling supply of dollars for bare essentials.

Britain is slashing her imports to save at the rate of $912,000,000 e year. Virtually all of the sav- ings will be in dollars.

France decreed a savings of $250,000,000, in dollars alone, dur- ing the next six months.

Australia cut her imports by 040000.000. all in dollars. a year.

Most of the dollar savings will be effected in the United States, but smaller dollar countries. es- pecially Canada, will feel the pinch, too.

The American fllm industry banned exports to Britain after the British Government, to conserve dollars, imposed a 75-per-cent tax on the estimated earnings of each American film arriving here.

Britain plans to reduce her overseas military expenditures by 580000.000 a year. An undetermined but slzeahle part of these savings will be in dollars which she uses to help supply the troops.

Britain also expects to save $132,- 000,000 worth oi’ foreign currency through the Government's restric- tions on foreign travel by British subjects. That will mean some lose for the American tourist industry, although many thousands of Brit- ons have been choosing France end Switzerland, rather than dollar

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countries, for their holl ays. The British Government has not yet announced the precise details of its revised import program. Un- til it does so, no one will know exactly which imported 1mm; M; to be affected or by how much.

presented to the Murray family- oo behalf of all present, by Johnny Van Buekirk. A very pleasant evening‘ was spent in nines, singing and social inter- course. Lunch was served by the ladies present. \

Mrs. George Inman and young son George Harvey of DeSeble were visitors to the City yester- day.

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Mr. Ian A. C. MacDonald. Mer- maid, dental student at ihoiiaie University left yesterday morning to resume his studies. ‘

Dr. Stanley Begnali, Dean o’ Dentistry at Dalhousie University arrived yesterday to be present a. the funeral of hie sister, Mrs. Thames hilierton this mouninmet 1o o'clock. r l

Six young ladlee. Misses Marion Quinn, Nelide itrsensult. Elisabeth Murneghen, Bernadette Murnaghah. Catherine Steele end Mary Caven- augh left yesterday morning for Halifax where they will enter-mic ' Novltiete of the listen of Charity. l

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Noble, Hudson Falls, N.Y., have arrived h the City to spend e. short vacation Accompanying them is their son Robert who will attend St. Dun- sun's University. Mra, Noble wee formerly Miss Margaret 17$‘ of this City.

lllee Marjorie Hill. who has been visiting her perentl. Mr. and Mrs. J.H. llill, city. for the past month. left on return to Toronto yesler-I’ do)’. to resume her duties as a member of the faculty at the 0n- urio Lani» College. .

mun. ma and Michael Reddinl leave today for Calgary, Aibcrm] where they will attend Mount Royal Colleeujrhey will reside with their parents. Mr. and life. Ivan Ieddlnrformerly er this Oih, who at present are residents of cel- IIY- ~ > -

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