uQflIM-Y

mm To “Sign, 1mm, o, —CONGI.ATULATIONS-Mr_ m; the late Joseph Gaudet took place from his late residence, 29 Valley

Mrs. Alcide Richards, of Summon side, are receiving the Congratuln- tions of their friends on the birth

“cum and Mr. John 1m o! peters Road are o Prescribed 60"“ M m‘ l n ‘The Atlantic Experi- smlon, Halifax. This u m commuted that other

Street to the Holy Redeemer Church at ii o'clock on Saturday morning where High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Joseph McGreel, o. SS. a. and

of a little daughter, Roma Anne, on Feb. 13th, i032.

SERIOUSLY ILL — Bummgygidq freinds will regret to hear that

-—SYMI’ATHY EXPRESSED — Much sympathy is expressed for Mr- and Mrs. William Ahearn, of Summerside, in the death of their infant daughter, Margaret, On Mon. “Y "lilrllllll- Besides the parents, three small children are left to

1 SLIGHT FIRE-The firemen were called out about 4,30 yggtgr- day for a fire at the residence of Mr. Thomas Mills, 137 Hillsboro St. The blaze was confined go o {ow shingles on the roof and was ex-

ilnBilished with chemicals.

held sway. Justice :\1ell..-.h (old of

8nd George Boswell. W. W. Gib-‘a man who, having been convicted

ruuasnax lBostv-ll Stewart. Irving Thompson —CONGRA“WAT'ONS_M" 12d son. Sec'y. Treasurer. The pro- Mrs. Frank D1119)’ "e Tecelvmg e nuuncement of the Benediction

congratulations of their friends on‘ brought a very successful and my the lfflillll 9! 9' baby gm M’ we py years activities to a close. Prince County Hospital on Wed-INS"

of stealing, was ordcd to be givcil 180 lashes. Through intervention 01 parties the sentence was retudced to ‘fifty lashes. On another occasion I .woman was sentenced to be hanged

the services at the grave were pg;-

Master Wallace Harding, little son

mourm-s.

day, Feb. nth-s.

igation _ u ill” study o‘ my fanned. bvthe Rev. G. R. Mu h . “included in the eurriculwn. C. SS. R. The pail bearers Girl; .___._

00L -*.°°°m°””"°" Storey. m. Murphy. John MeMur- ; no Dolflfimell" °1 mu‘ rer, and Jdm Callaghan. The lose , n, been fvlmllY miiwd Mr. Gaudet was born at st. Nichol- of Prince Sim“ "d Q“°'“ e 5¢ll°°l5 m‘ the’ Prince o! leaves a Borrowing wife, one broth- ’ pndcnts and Mme] s°h°°l er, Lawrence of Charlottetown, one ‘m4 it has be?" dwlded by sister, Mrs. SLmOn LeBlanc, also of wnrnmcnt to ha” ‘he stud‘ Charlottetown, and Mrs. Peter Gal- wniillilfl the" “Mk in the "I: lant of Wellington, P. L’. I. May his ghwisilli/iifl llfiefllwn-It ‘i’ soul rest in peace. (Patriot and “necessary. tl1°T°l°'”- l° take Summersldc papers please copy.)

t Neil McKenzie, Albert Murphy, J03,

of Mrs. Wallace Harding, of Sum- merslde, is seriously ill with pneu- monia in Montreal. Mrs. Harding accompanied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers to Montreal,

as. Prince County, P. a. Island. nelwher“ M" Rm" ‘s ““‘l"g°l“g

i treatment-S.

i

lan, manager of the Provincial Bank sof this city has been transferred to

i TRANSFERRED-Mr. Phil Ntxylh;

—PASSED AWAY IN HOSPITAL -—Therc Passed away in the Prince cillllliy Hospital on Sunday, after

,- Petcr Hickey, a well known resident of Indian River at the age of ‘l5 Zicars. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives-S.

I A farewell banquet was tendered

[an illness of only a few days, Mr. "

CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEES ,-In yesterday's report of the an. Pulntment cf City Council Commit- IBBS. ill“? Property Committee was regrettably omitted. Coun. A. A. 1161109558)’ Was appointed chairman ‘Iof this committee, with Couns. |D°llll and Day as colleagues.

, -RETURNIID HOME-Horn Lgvll. MacNclll returned home on ‘Tuesday

_,-,ne‘bmnm of that bank 1n sh John, g 1° Mr" J- J- Milnls- newly lllllwlm‘ ‘evening from liiontreal by Private

N. B. Ths is they largest branch

e o; mo generous offer of

. this side of Montreal, having a

ted manager of the Provincial Bank .10! Canada at Charlottetown, last

zar. He was accompanied by Mrs. MacNelll and Mr J. E. Dalton, Mr.

SEVENTY-SEVENTII

has been receiving double congrflt- y ulations from his friends and sill?" porters. 1 ._5USTAlNS BROKEN LEG—. Mr. James Bearisto of Mfllllequc was brought to the Prince County ‘Hospital on Tuesday suffering from fa broken leg. He was Working fl-

nnvru- i

DAY- Hon. w. s. stewart. thfiyor Ottawa. as a delegate to the "e" “w” “flew-filed h“,f°"‘,‘,,fdlorthu Council of National Assoc- jsevelli-l’! blmldill’ °“ Sm“ W’ lotions of Marine Engineers.

1 about ii. ivcck.

LEAVES FOR OITAWA-Mr. G n. was the law that a relative of the C. Gills, chief engineer of the person ordered hanggd 113d u, b, S- 5- Harlimd- lQBYP-i this morning present to sec that the execution was curried out. A reprieve was granted only when it was discov- He cred that nobody could be expects to be absent from the City secured to do me nang;ng_ n was iput. off unt.l someone (ould be goi-

from the lnrlllllnll(l.—ll:llifax Her- BROUGHT r0 PRINCE COUNTY 31¢

HOSPITAL-Mr. Peter Doyle of M . .

Blwmlleld “'35 brought t0 the The plane made 135 nulcs an hon. PFlYlCB Cfllllli-l’ Hllfinital on Tuesday for the first two hours. \\"il(‘ll over suffering from a fracture of the hip the Stzltc of Mame iliKi \\'(‘i\i.il(‘l‘ we: which was the result of a fall. Mr. encountered, anti lt was decided-

Ifound the barn when one of the

dmhes to provide temporary ~tion in their Sunday Juvenil-

___.

The reading oi’ a number of oom- munlcatlons ‘occupied the attention of a Counc.l meeting of the‘ Char-

“KG FOR “Ecohn iottetown Board of Trade held Sat- gglllon_workmen are now uday afternoon, President Kennedy ... clearing away the debris on in the chair.

"MPrincc of Wales College, Among the communications was “jsexpflllilfl. when this work 1 letter and resolution from the M0 prom-d with the con- Victoria county Board of Trade, m,“ of a new edifice. If pos- Perth, N. B., regarding the British

[he old foundation will be embargo on Canadian potatoes. and the brlt-k salvaged from With reference to this the follow- min; will be available for re- ng‘ motion of Mr. R. L. Cotton, sec- , Egon The coal supply, con- onclcd by Mr. G. J. Tweedy wa". ,. o! about 123 tons, w"s un- Pits-led.’

_ n, inn fire and has been Resolved that the delegation of "d to the jhil, the Infirmary potato growers in Ottawa be advis- 111-,- silnms building where the ed that the Clrrlottetown Board “wood mm patients are hous- of Trade is in favor of every effort Efforts will also be made to being Dill forth by the Federal Gov- “ heaters and other equlp- crnmcnt to persuade the British Government to reopen their market to Canadian potatoes nnd would point out that tho large potato. shpnlents from Lil's Province pr'or to i925 did not introduce any po- tato burs to Britain though they were much more plen‘iful here than they ere now". WALLACE L. HIGGINS. Secretary

u: Hjgkesoll, Abbie hockey during inn punt season lcrlv- umornlllg for his home in

,,, hi; oolltract having ex- -. with tilttiiflCiiFDn of the ,,. gn-ny League series.

.| In tile city Mr. Hlckeson main host of friends andad- . byhis genial and quiet man- g, n; also very popular with inn, who not long ago made i presentation, which is a tri- in itself to his honesty and tn good fellowrhip during the .. There is one thing that may riot "Doug." he played no ks and as a consequence .- the respect and confidence of yers. who no doubt look for- to again seeing him next

TUESDAY

—FRACTURES LEG-Ward was received in Summcrslde by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George MacPherson, that Master Ralph Dennis, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dennis, of Warren, Ohio, nod fractured his leg while at school. He is now in the hospital and the fracture is mending nicely. ——S.

BRITISH FUR MARKET .- The ordination tookplace ycster-t following telegram has been receiv-

lulght at the Clifton Hotel by the _ ¢Summersidc Board of undo o: 1'1. . " _, _ ' ‘ l “w” Jllich Mr. Morris was pnasjqem 1n

sfaff o1.’ twenty seven. Mr. Noonan jwili be anthrax»; mrlzzz-g lfrlends while sorry to sze him go,

D. F. MacNeili, Mr. Willard and. - i; Mn J. R Hugfln m“ the n8.“ at-Jlorses suddenly iurched up 8851115

.Sackvllle. Mr. MacNeill stood i-he‘mm' 3° m“ 1'45 roofing and “I

will be glad of his pr0nlotion_ M's.‘

and Mrs. Noouan made many

friends In the city who wsh t-hemll well in their new residence. I

AIRMAH, SERVICE COST-JUICE"; summers!“

1925-26. AbOllt sixty members were lllresellt. Mr. B. W. Robinson, Pres- lident presided.

—SAD NEWS RECEIVED-The sad news was received on Saturday that Mrs. Capt.

cost of the airmail service furn-iyames Stewart’ {ormmy of was,

ished by Canadian Airways Limit- u: between Charlottetown

Point, P. E. Island, had passed away

and l in a Boston Hospital on Friday, Feb.

M°n°t°n l5‘ $75 P" (lily. according“ 12th, following a stroke of ptlfiily.

to n statement tabled in the House of Commons inst week. The state- ment was in reply to a question by Hon. Peter Vcniot, covering all alr- mail services carried on from July, l, 193i, to Feb. i, 1932. The mileage covered on the Charlottetown- Moncion route was gven at 2.260: lh- total cost during the period w*s $94‘ 60. and the weight of mull car- ried warr 0,406 pounds.

'—DEATII OI" MRS. JOIIN liIAC- JONALD-qllere passed away on Saturday at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Peter D. Hickey, of Ind- lan River, Mrs. John MacDonald, after an illness of only a few hours. The deceaseds maiden name was Miss Lizzie Hickey and her girlhood was spent in Indian River. Mrs. MacDonald lived for many years in I Summerside, her husband being employed as fireman at The Hall's Manufacturing Co. About five years ago they went to reside in Indian River. Besides her husband and stepdaughter, Mrs. Peter D. Hickey, a sister, Mrs. William Clow, of Sum- merside is left to mourn, to whom sympathy is extended-S.

—FAREWELL ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION—-Members of the

sis. Her husband and family are left to mourn. Mrs. Stewart will be kindly remembered on the Is- land. where she livédllllltll about ten years ago.—S.

WEDNESDAY

—VISITING TIIE ISLAND-Ml’ l, D. Hurlehy of Regina, Sask,

rmerly of Conway, P, E, 1,, 15 v15 ltiflg his natlzy; province. My; Hnylo lly has been in the West a‘ fcw mil es out of Regina Ml‘. l-r-tl hy be llcves that conditions in the Wes. will improve very quickly if the ‘Miners “in get n. good price for their wheat. He had left his wif: and family in the West and unless he sees good prospects in the Mari- times he will return-s

P. S. S. LITERARY CLUIL-An unusually large group assembled yesterday at the meeting of the P. S. Literary Society to hear Miss Bu“! 398m give a description of her MedLterranean trp. The ae- count to which all listened with

journey very well considering his weak condlLion_--s

l FALSE ALA RM—-The I

firemen responded to a still alarm about 3-30 yesterday morning for a sup- posed blaze at the Crockett build- ing, Grafton Street, which is un- Idefgfllllg repairs. A temporary flue iprotruding from a window in the pear from which dense smoke was ipouring was the cause of some ner- vous party sending in an alarm. i ii PUBLIC WORKS ITEMS-De- tails of estimates tabled in Parlia- ment on Monday include the fol- lowing for Prince Edward Island: St. Peters harbor, pier, $3,900; Victoria, wharf enlargement, $5,- 400; harbors and rivers generally >r nninto HIFICC of services, $50,000. Charlottetown-Piston service, $3,- 000: Charloiictown, Victoria and Hallidays Wharf service $3.500.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT — The Trustees of the Protestant Orphan- age wish to acknowledge receipt of $250.00 from the Estate 0f the late Mrs. John Goodwill, City, for the Endowment Fund per the Execu-

itors. Also the interest on $1,400.00

from the mtate of John Peacock, Lower Bedeque, payable through tie.- Bank of Nova Scctia, Summer- side. '

l CAMERON-ARCI-IIBALD — The I marriage of Edith Mortimer, daugh-

great delight, was most interesting,’ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Archi- with fine choice of detail and vivid] bald. or. Hall-faxiformerly oi’ Ed- phraseology, The usual Sonia; noln-fmonton. and grand-daughter of was spent agar-wards duly-m; whgch,’ the late Charles Archibald, of Hall- the Prince Street School staff serv-Z 58X. t0 Mr. Douglas Macdonald

fractured leg was the result. The ‘bone was set on Wednesday mom- lng and Mr. Bearisto is doing very nlceiy.——S. i MANY HAPPY RETURNS-On jMonday February 15th, Mrs. Dan- iiel Stewart, Fitzroy Street, held an ‘afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. Catherine Knox who celebrated her 00th birthday. A large number of tfriends were present, who offered this estimable lady their hearty congratulations and many llaPDy returns of the day. Mrs. Knox was presented with flowers and other gifts wlfch she fittingly acknow- ledged. It is pleasing to know she 's enjoying excellent health and is remarkably bright and VIEOTOIIS C0"- l "lerlng her advanced age. The sudden death of Miss Ann‘e ‘fcefe which occurred at th". home

o.’ her brother, Mr. Frank Keefe“

Rollo Bay came as a shock to the people of Rollo Bay and vicinity. The deceased had been enjoying her usual good health. While going about her household dates slle suddenly collapsed and died instantly. She leaves to moum; one sister, Mrs_ John Wood, Sourisi East and brother, Mr. Fred Keefe. The funeral on Sunday was large- ly attended, interment was in Ssuris West. Rev. J Hockin officiat-

ing The. pail bearers were: Messrs rm, Loughmm ‘II-Pith Twnsheildt Gerard Macmm‘ the Queen's County Juli awaiting aid. P. J. Mullaly. Wm- A- Willis» trial for breaking and stealing from

.Gcorge Campbell, iildwin Reid.

(Special to the Guardian) Crystals got into their stride last, outplayed '

completely

Doyle is over B0 and his condition wisely, to abandon the attempt. for i: quite s€r.0ils.-S. the time being. The return flight lto Montreal, as already stated, was ._pRE$|;yTAT10N._-1'he man3g_ made without mishap, ers and staff of the Summer-side Word “~35 received yvhlvlilill‘ ill" banks, presented Mn J_ _7_ Moms’ ternoon that Mrs. J. S. Jenkins, who for many years "unmet. of the left Montreal at 12.45 A. S. T., on a Provlncm Bank of Canada at non-stop flight to Charlottetown, Summerside, with a very handsome had lumcd back’ “vim; t“ 5mm“ g0" club as a Souvenir‘ upon his weather conditions, and had reach-

departure for Charlottetown to take Ed ‘Mclntreal safely‘ Piloting m‘ over the Provlncm Bank there__sl latest model Puss Moth plane, and with a navigator as passenger, Mrs

RETURNING THIS WEEK-Hon. lfinlllnspfifik f“, rim“ h?‘ all?“ Lewis Smith, Minister of Agricul- lchymlg e '°"l"-°_""Kr “m” “l tun for New Brunswick, and ML t ar ottetown but“ cen u and 0 p. m. J. W. Bouiter, Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Prince Edward Is- land, are returning to Canada from England this week aboard the C. P. -——————_~—-—»-—,-—————~-- R. liner Montclare.’ This vessel, ROBERT5"AL Pmismit GWVP-Fill which sailed from Liverpool on Fm l0, 1932, to Ilubvrt and lvirs. Rob- day last, ls expected to dock at ens‘ a 5°"-

Hfllllax ‘m Saturday- H°n- M“ DENNIS-At the City Hospital, or. Smith and Mr. Boulter went to the mm 13’ 1932, w Mn and Mm Old Country at the instance of their George R Dennis, meg Edna M“ respective governments to collabor- ha” a daughteh “whom, »

ate with Canada's High Commis- .

sioner to London, Hon. G. Howard GREENAN-At Kinkora on Sunday, Ferguson, in an endeavor to have Fob, 14 to Mr. and Mrs, Clair the British Government remove the Greenan, ,1 dnugnmn

embargo against Canadian potato i _ exports to the British Isles. Their iTRWETT-‘At P‘ E- 1' Hwlmalt ‘m mission, however, proved unsuccess- Feb- 13- 1932’ V’ M“ and M“ L‘ c- ful, the British Minister of Agricui- "Irlvttt. Charlottetown. a wu-

ture, Sir John Gilmour, refusing to HANSEN_At R E L Hospital] on

“l” ‘my “m” Feb. 16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen, Charlottetown, a daughter.

BIRTIIS

FRIDAY COUNTY COURT — Lawrence Doiron, Andrew MacLeod, and Pat- who have been in

MacDONALD-At Little Pond, Jan 20th, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs, i-lcnry J. MacDonald, a son, Joseph Faber.

IVIIITLOCK- In this city on l-‘eb 8th 1932, to ivn- and Mrs, Nelson

I

the Island Stores at the corner of Euston and Pleasant Streets, ap- peared ‘Tuesday before His Honor. Judge Duffy, and elected to be tried

-- llg in St. Dunstaifs 811-, It 9.30 of Rev. Anthony Aloy-

Summerside Knights of COIUIIIFIlIS

ed from Alfred Fraser, Inc., New , Council met at the K. of C. zcrze on

York and speaks for itself: "Lamp-

t .. , Rev, Father Ph-ancislsows cable. All raw furs entering , ‘native o; this my‘ was ed.' United Kingdom completely exempt - it Queen square Schoo,‘ from duty or any formalities what- ,,_- wales cane“ and stusoever. British Government does 3 Umwrsny and took a not intend to prejudice position of “gum M’ Holy “can London as premier fur market of

', Halifax. The ceremony w° d"

t ormsd by His Excellency Rt. IL osuulvan’ D. D‘, 558mb —FUNERAL SERVICES — The

R ,' _ A ‘ i funeral of Miss Kate Doyle, of Sum- e‘ P McMahon and Rev lmerside, was held on Monday morn-

vm’ The you“: priest w” ing from the residence of Mr. and

by m‘ “Mb” m“ M‘ E’ Mrs. J. J. MacNaliy to st Paul's Present’ in we sanctum? Church. Rev. Bennett MacDonald number °l priests“ the St-Iofllciated at Requiem Mass, and is University stun‘ ThelRev. Dr. MacLellan at the grave. as; X“ Fatima‘ “s! Interment was in the family plot at c on o o esse ‘ . at "at veto-lav eve-lie. 2'3.“ 32.5.1 cieixliwriiulligalrltrliiils. M'- M- E- Fmmll-‘l. Sub‘ J. LeRoy Holman, Fred Milz-phy, Rev, P. McMahon. Dan MacNelll, Philip McNzzlly and W. B. MacNeliL-S.

t five ratings of. the Char- v i? ' "l" Company of Royal‘ -DEA'I‘II or MISS KATE _ Naval Volunteer Reserv- DOYLE-Citizens of Summerslde vii Saturday for their 9th wen; grieved to hear on Saturday “mills. which takes place morning that Miss mile Doyle had "new they undergo lfl- passed away on Friday about 9 l1- tmllllll! in Seamanship. m, one; only o few days illness. fllmils- T07R30. Bwlllnfl Miss Doyle was most highly m‘ l esteemed by all classes of oltizflls and her many deeds of kindness will long be remembered. She was the daughter of the late Pierce Doyle and Joanna Doyle of Sum- H met-side. Her mother's maiden ' balm-it 5- 3-» 595mb" name was Sullivan. Her. father R‘ J‘ Dlammld- A- 3-. E- -7- was a noted contractor and built ' o’ s" L’ Dmvlnt A- 3- many public buildings in Summer- °“"""Y- ll- J. Fisher. A. B. side including the Post Office and rmhm o" s» ‘7- V- Gallant» St. Mary's Convent. Miss Doyl° Il- head, A. 1a., H. Hen- has resided toi- the past as years hnll. Seaman mrpedomm. with her Qster, Mrs. J. J. McNaliy- , all“ 0- 5w T. 3- M9‘ living with her at Miscouche and '5» J- N. McKeigan, A. 3-. 1~ter in Summerside. She was a "Donald, O. 8., J. A. Moe-devout member of the Roman A‘ B‘? seam!" cilllllflf-fCathoiic. Church and was very '1?‘ s" C‘ E RY"- A- B-- iactlve in nil church work. She . mpedmlllm- E- 5- shill» was a member of the Board of Tllagm‘. 0. 5., W. Smit , Management of the Prince County ' ‘ "“'~‘"“‘l-°- B» W. R~Chl1dren's Aid Society and her .6, J. C. Burkqstokeriaervlcfl in that organization will , '7' A‘ Fume”- swkfl’ H be sorely missed. There are loll t0 'vA' P°l'"9°n- 5901181‘ II | mourn her sister Mrs. J. J. McN‘lly _ imam’ suit" n clYil-Iand five brothers, Percy of Willlll- ‘ti?’ Bulk" n all-ll. T- peg; Dr. C. I-I. Doyle Doyle 0f New- . ti’ II Class, G. Iionga- mm Kgnsgg; Jgmgg of Halifax: it" mu‘ Dr. Lawrence oi’ Moncton, N. B- on l” u“ “W! Y-lflll- and Frank at Summersid ,to all 0f l any‘ w' cllllm- A- B» whom much sympathy is extended. ‘file funeral is taking plncc this morning at 0. o'clock from the residence to st. Furs Church Interment will be in the family plot in tho Roman catholic QIlWlWv-l.

llowing are a list of men: ‘rd. A. 13., J. Campbell, -R- Carr, O. 5., L. Con- 9-. Seaman Torpedomen, ll°- 0- 5., G. Chappelle,

Central Street, on Sunday evening to bid farewell to Mr. J. J. Morris, who leaves this week for Charlotte- town. Mr. Guy Houghton, Grand Knight, was in the chair and read the farewell address, and presented Mr. Morris with evaluable 811$ B5 a remembrance. congratulatory speeches were made by Rev. G. J. MacLellan, D.D., Rev. lionzlcit Mac- Donald, Dr. J. A. MacPhec, D. B. MacDonald, of Bedeque and J. S. Perry. Reneshmsnts and a social hour brought the evening to a close. “Auld Lang Syno" and "For He Is a Jolly Good Fellow" was sung in parting.—S.

—DEA'I‘H OF FORMER SUM- MEBSIDE BOY-Word was receiv- ed on Saturday morning by Mrs. Ella Peters, of the death on Friday of her brother, George I. Green, at ‘ his home in West Roxbury, Mass. i after an illness of some months. , Mr. Green was born in Summerside and was the son of the late James ‘ Green. He left home as a young man and at the time of his death was manager of a large furniture store in Boston, Mass. He married an American lady who is left to mourn, besides two sons, George and William. There are also six brothers, Wesley, Herman, William, and Fulton, in the United States; Benton, in Halifax and Frank of Summerside, and two sisters, Mrs. Cameron, of Cape Breton and Mrs. Ella Peters, of Summer-side, to all of whom much sympathy is extend- ed.—S.