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MONDAY

— POSTED T0 NEWFOUND-

M joc- H. E. Clarke, Chief the Summerside Airport has been posted to duty somewhere in Newfoundland. Major Clarke has been stationed here for

D- a. Dental officer at

the past three and a half years-S

BOYS SLIGHTLY INJURED -- dixig on one bicycle. were unavoidably struck by a. car

Two boys at st. Avanls Saturday evening

The driver o1 the car. a resident of see bicycle, OWIIIR to other cars impeding his vision. until he was uil too of it

Bracltlry Point hood. dlfl not

the

Both boys, Blair age l4. and Stewart V\’00cl a suffered cuts and bruises bu

Swan

The lads live ili St Avards. MEMORIAL

Memorial Service for the departed The Rev. Father Crowley. C SS H .. was the preacher. The Rev McCardle, representing the Basi

. W hca choir of thc -Basilica leadership of .\fr W. J Brown.

FORMER ilsltsivoizlt. - Mr

Hubert SIYlCKlBDd, 14 Spring Park‘

Road. received a telegram

death in Sydney of Mr. Flynn. Born in Pleasant

Ivli‘. Flynn will be

land left Saturday" morning Sydney to attcnd the funeral.

FUNERAL AT CORRAN BAN- The filneral of fred

the late Mrs. Ai- Mcllilluall ivas held from "l of her brother-in- Mt-Dougall. Corran .. .\Iichael's Church ivliere Requiem High Mass was sung by the Rev. K. McPherson who also officiated at the grave. Tile pail bearers were: t. Parnell Curran. lliaid, ll:lv\l'i Arbilig, Terence .l\'.fred Watts. In- tel.nent in church cemetery.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY -—- The funeral of the late Neil McLeod. who passed away in Moncton on Thursday. S. T. was held yes- trclav ufte on from Hartsville

hur .1 ces at the church and grave were conducted by Mr. Donald Nicholson. The pail bear- ers were: Walter S. MacKenzie, John D. MacKcnzle, Morrison Mac- Lcan. Colin ltfadison, Dan W. Madison, John M. MacKenzie. Interment in Hartsville cemetery.

-- NORTH ("APE RESIDENT DIES - The death occurred in the Prince County Hospital on Friday. Sept 8th of aiarzaiset Ann McCar- thy ol" North Capo in ‘.‘.el' 60th year. The deceased was a life long resident of that locality and was the daugh-

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tel- of the late Johr. B McCarthy and Lavina Kilbride. She was well

and favorably known by a wide circle of friends who will sincerely mourn her passing. The funeral will be held this iMoliday) ltiarning to St Simon

and S: Jude Church. TIKIIISIL. at la o'clock. interment at TlBnish Cemetery-S.

— CELEBRATES 88TH BIRTH- DAY —On Thursday evening Mr. and 111's Earl McMurdo, North Bedcqzle held a family party hon- oring Mrs. Thomas McMurdo who on that day celebrated her 88th birthday. She had the satisfaction of having-her entire family with her - a rare thing in theee clays families. Many indi- were received by the ‘yfrs McMurdo, al- . . .4 the pathway of _l,v interesting compan- alid ccnversationalist. retaining facilities to a remarkable de- gree. The best wishes fi-ccn her le- gion of friends for good health and good luck go to this estimable lady

RAILWAYHAN Once again men of the C N. R. sllCDs hcre gathered to sav farewell to one of the old timers retiring on pension. 30 years he "Road" Ell McLean, power plant engineer, visited the shops officially for the last time to be greeted by the men with whom he had WDYke

.- many vcars. Lt-Col P. W. Mac- Nevin, in presenting Eli with a well filled purse, spoke of his years of faithful sci" cc and 0n behalf of all the (‘Ill loyces wished him a long life in which to enjoy his hard earned rest. Mr. MacLean in a fit- ting reply thanked the men for their kindness in remembering him and

recalled mam- assoclatlons in the past. Good news was received last

night by Mrs, Harry Dickie, Sum- merside when she received s. tele- gram from the Directcr of Records advising her that her husband. Pte. Harry Dickie, who had previously been reported missing is now known w be a prisoner of war in Germany.

Pte. Dickie was reported missing July 28th and his wife received word on August 7th. He» had been overseas only about two weeks when he W35 sent to France and was only there a couple of days when he was taken prisoner. Ptc Dickie is a son

nier Irene Silliphant-S. - MCNALLY —- JANIS —-

l5. no serious inittries. Thev were released from the PEI. Hospital vesterday

S E R V I C E —- There ivas a \'EI‘_\' large attendance yesterday afternoon at the Catholic. Cemetery to witness the impressive

of the Holy Redeemer Church

August 22 when

Chappe1l,. youngest son of

gerformed by Rev. Mr A ride was attended by Miss

i glifford Cameron

of the supper near and

bride's was

relatives groom.

parent; of Before

in Sherbrooke Hall by her friends both lll Sherbrooke Summerslde. useful glfts—S.

0n Saturday Mrs

Tuesday morning to

metery-S ,

i side w l miles

harmed. Few detail; were available

a sea rescue boat from a. station near North Point,

It was presumed that there were four men aboard the plane although

the number Was not confirm i flcial

i The ‘officer commanding

known until today.

Mrs Leslie Clifton Ca received word that

ion in fiance, on August 21s He enlisted in the i040 and went, overseas

jacnln Cameron of Ke leaves to mourn his former Marv Irene

his parents. mother, one Paynter of Kensington, brother. Sheldon home. -

father

iv felt by a_ host lativee, but most of

a Joyous reunion in e the great sorrow. The sy their manv frlen goes

them in their hours of trial.

In the midst of death These words come

that Kenneth Bell Lowthe North Carleton. one of our

ship. when they

i i u. . covered

a short.

TUESDDABY

0

n teaching s College terday. He is a

, a. member taff at Prince of patient in

lowing an attack of which began last week.

Ggorgg Berrlgan has recelv

She leaves to mourn two

(D11)

ters, Mrs. Prank Mclsaa".

and Mrs. River.

in Winnipeg.

l

vince.

Al, present there are two rural St. rate schedules. one passed in 1937

served to the

in

-- CAMPBELL — MCKINNOh-l A wedding of much interest to many in Prince Cbunty took place

Mrs Chappell and the late John Ohappel of Sherbrooke. The ceremony was P

Harriet McIntosh of Mount Pleasant while in Nova Scotia h the groom was supported by Mr. of Liverpool. N Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple drove to the llomei the

She received manyi

MOUBN EARLY DEATH - There Passed away at the htlme of her par- ents. Mr and Mrs Joseph lbolphyl l Arsenault Ottawa St., Summerside, Benjamin J. Ar- senaillt at the early age of 23 years. “O wok pa“ m the servlm The She had been ‘IIIWCH for some timcl singing was conducted by the male i b under the ‘

ut bore her illness with Christian dloalte th fortitude and patience. She was irsaner m general favorite with all who ltnew- Mr. her and her passing will be learned. VCW w_l1h avdecp scnse of regret by her wide circle of fflClldS. Besides early scrrowing husband and parents-she. Saturday morning &I1IIOlIflClIl.' the. leflyt-‘s to mourn one daughter. age.

anal-J years and the following brothers‘ Grow; and sisters: Ernest, Austin, DougiesJ R a “mum u“ ‘udder, D5551“; o; Marie, Teresa, Lorraine and Evelyn. rem-Emmi by all at iicrtie to whom the sympathy of I litany island frlchds. M1". Strick-Jlii‘ cvmnumits‘ is extended. The fun-l (q,- eral will be held from her home m , Patti's church. Interment in St. Paul's Ce-

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A plane from No. 1 General lte-‘ conuaissance school near Summer- as forced down at sea, north of North Point. yester- day but. the crew was rescued un-

but Albert it was learned that after the plane Hudson l landed on the water the crew mem- bers wok to a rubber dinghy and

were picked up some time later by rescue

ed of

th station. Group Capt A Lewis, in? dicatcd that detail, would not be

t.

services in’ the latter part of June, i944, Pte Cam-l terestgd in 9w" l5 i1 5°11 0i MY IiYlClMFS Btu-Sheen is a retired farmer for the nsllifiton. Hepast five or six years. We extend

widow. the

Boucher ofl Nova Scotia who LIqIOW resides with!

on Ire e. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mf-‘Klnlwh. of Sherbmoka was lin- lwd in marriage to George Howlan

hfii

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—I’RISONER or JAPANES

since the fail of I-Iong written a letter to his wie

. I ll ly of Borden. P.

in Fr ceived by his | twen e and he is Mrs. William F. Perry-S,

ROTARY Dfaclennan. or Chan ryiu l m _ Mudliii.“ lifiuidf’

i ‘one need

ddrMr. t _ of the Canadlgi ‘peep Mun: a sober sense of their out

th

and. at the same time to

emselvas to

his inspiring address

-—FORMER ISLANDER -— The death occurred at the Antigonish Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 3rd of Mrs. Louis Wedge of St. Peter's. C. B. The deceased hacl been in a CB1‘ accident but hopes were held out for her recovery but she pas- sed away. She leaves to mourn besides her sorrowiitg husband her father and mother and two sons, Bennie in the R. C. N., and Johnny at home; also a daugh- ter, Mary. She also leaves to mourn four brothers. Joseph and Benjamin Landryi, in Summer- vside and Ned and Walter in C.B. The funeral was held on Tuesday morning. Sept. 5th. from her home to St. Peter's Church and cem- ctery and was very largely attend- ed. testifying to the esteem which the deceased was held.-S.

—WI'IDDING BELLS — A quiet but pretty wedding took place in St. Mary's Church, Summerside. on Saturday at 2 p. nl. when the Rev. G. R. Harrison united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mrs Lauretta Moase and James Sheen. both of Kenslngton. Mr. and Mrs. George sheen of Summerside sup- ported the bride and groom. Af- ter the ceremony this popular couple left. by lnotor on an ex- tended trio through the Maritlmes

rneron has. carrying with llzcln the very best lief hii-ibflni. wishes of 5651b? Cameron was killed in act-j throughout the Island. The bridc

their many friends 'has been the popular organist of St. Luke's Church. Kensington. for a number of years and much in- church work. Mr.

lto both many years of happiness.

A valued friend and homemaker

andlwho was a true believer in God's

life we are in to our minds very forcibly oll Sunday. August 27th. when it was leamed o finest young men was stricken with a. heart attack while swimming at Lauzon. Quebec. He and other ship mates were lotinlzing on the deck of their , ‘decided to swimming in the river nearby. All the boys were good swimmers but __ ,after a few minutes they noticed 35-1-1335 _lthat Kenneth was sinking. One of pals swam to him at once and tried to bring him to the pier but. after a brave rescue attempt. had leave the bodv which was Fir:- . e idoctor who was called said that he had died instantly of a heart at- d tack while sw‘

l.

I’.W.C. TEACHER ILL-Mr. Haz- of the

ales is lll. it was learned ya- e Prince Edward Island Hospital sai- pneumonia Hiis con- dition is regarded as satisfactory.

ISLAND LADY DEAD - Mr. a telegram announcing the death 0i his mother, Mrs. Michael Bcrrlgan, who passed away after a brie ill ness at; Winnipeg Beach on Surging. me wharf M Geor e of this city, and Frank. Towel River, B. C. and two daugh- Jolicas, Winnipeg Towell. Interment is taking place. in

W

ed

A substantial reduction in rural electric rates. totalling approxim- ately $4.200 per year. is made under a ruling passed at a meeting IE5- of Mr, and Mrs. C C Dickie. Mll-‘terday of the Beard of Public Ut- ton Avenue and his wife 1s the for- l ilities Commissioners of the Pro-

Georgcs Church. Fort Daniel, Que-wind one in i939. each affecting dif- ifcrcnt rural sections. The

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bcc.. was the scene of a very pretty wedding 0n Sept 2nd wlicn Evelyn M Janis. daughter of ilic lat: Jere- miah Janis and Mrs. Janis of Port Daniel, became the bride of Thom- as A McNally of Windsor. Out. lcn of llle late Mr and Mrs

James MCNflllY of Eglliont Ray

P E I Thr- bl-ltle entered church on Ill!‘ arm nf her brotlle Patrick J Janis Site was attired

in Navy Blue with light blue trim-

minga and accessories to match. As

15 customary the bride wore some-

thing old which was a handkerchief

worn by her grand mother. at llcr

wedding in Ireland almost. a hun-' drcd years age. The groom's gift to the bride was a string of pearls. Mr

McNally was attended by Mr Jos- eph G Dclarrlshil. After the cere- mony a wedding breakfast was s0l'-| ved at the bride's home after vihich, the bridal couple left by car to visiti many point- on the Gaspe Pen-l insllla before leaving for the Island; where they will remain for a few.‘ weeks the guests of their brother- in.law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Ed- ward l-Iarrin l1. On their return

th ll def Wid when Mflrllofiuipeyge .

E?

FENCE

passed in 193i) were more fovcrahlc to users. Both these rate schedules

are now abolished, and the l'CVl$- loll applies to all rural districts. Fbr churches. schools. or build- ings used solely for public Worship or community and welfare work. the

minimum charge sct forth ln lClis ratings is reduced by $1.0 month.

new T0 anew-on - Mr.

prev- 0 per

Ben-

_iamin Luque of Brookline, Mass.

has returned to his home af trip of only; Crapaud, P. . I. trip to accompany his back to Boston. to have ment for a severe case of ritis which has confined her

m

ter a

a few hours stay at He madc the

other

ITEM-

arth- to a

wheel chair for the past 23 years.

Mr. Luque and his mother the trip by lnttetown by the early plane Aug. 31st, and enjoyed the

trip Tn pass over P. E. I. early in thel

made

air, leaving Char-

DD

learning, says Mr. Luque, is in it- self a sight never to be forgotten.

anti one which not a single sop who lives there should loam].

DB1’- miss

K0

515191‘. Mrs F‘ultonl word has passed to the Great Be- and twol yond. and Elwood at

He was of a kind ‘and affection-l ate dispostion. and his loss l; keen- of friends and re-lln

l by his immediate family. onlv the hope of Great Be- yond giving them strengtb to hcar mpatny of , out to

Mrs. William A Townshend lwhosc maiden name was Ida M. Aiiken. lived her iorui and useful life in Fortune except a few years

United States She was a. loyal meanber of the Bay Fortune Church and deuply interested in its ivelfare. She up-

eld good and loved to read God's lpassages of Scripture _

Having a friendlv disposition she could converse on many subjects. Being an ardent lover of nature she knew by name most every flower and herb. _

During this war one knit many articles for the Red Cross

she ls suivivclc bv her son Ernas and Mildred at home; Hlilen. Gla- dys (Mrs. George H. Beers). Aanea and Ethel (Mrs. Albert S. Hut- ‘ chins), in United States. (Mrs. Geor e A. Campbell) Rollo Bay est. Her husband and daughter Grace predeceased her. Two brothers John A and Dr. C.

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l i. t lste As e E and iltelignelililirys? lifllflélmvifklsfl United States.

—II.ESCUE SERVICE IS EFFI- CIENT — The efficiency of the air-sea rescue service for R, C. A. F. planes forced down at sea is at a high state. with radio com- munication at all times between the launches and the stations and between the planes and their home station. On Sunday when a two-motored Anson from No.

R. at Summerside calm: down in the Gulf of St. Law- rence about sixtcen miles north of North Point the service functioned with almost perfect precision. When one motor failed on the plane the station was immedi- ately advised and other planes in the ll'3i‘_{llbf)i'l’i07(l were notified. The crew of the lnotor lallncli sta- tioned at Albcrton were also noti- bczt was away from about the same mili- ute that the plane touched the sea. A plan: that haci been div-

ficd and thc

WRITES - L.-Cp1. Medlua Blac- quiere, of Summerside, who has been a prisoner of the Japanése K0 ,h1a| n which he says that he has receiv- —WOUNI)ED IN FRANCE — a te. Ralph McAleer, son of My, yies. The and Mrs. Ralph McAleer, former. m. I., now living‘ as been wounded Mary and her ance according to word re. is a. miscellaneous shower. t-y ycats of age. His mother is weds were eacorte former Edna Perry of sum. where| lnersid

the bride _ her ma:- rlage the bride was given a shower T E-

glfl nitv United Church.

and‘ was the truest speaker

a grandson of’ casion tn

by ADDRESS - Th, my, l cou

ottetouin were also 5 at. the Rota-

le its and responsibilities especially alter e war ISAVOD. He suggested that the most fitting action of the neo- Jlie on the day peace was declared t Wallld l"? I0 "W011i? to ‘the churches and there offer up tiiazifi-ts to God

a holler and ode of living. The chairman Derrlii MacGiliie, tendered ailleld. havin of thanks to the speaker for

Amy e

509W home. Leaville.

I travelling outfit

was a tch. (S per: please copy).

P081‘ NUPTIAL The home of Mr. belt Mulligan, Mid oene of a

and Mn. dleton, w

and a number of lrielid. ativea called u“

O'R.eilly of Montreal to and...» the

orated Celkthgupnrg f" Comes The Bride’ ca

Mrs. Walter Crumb Pie were than

beautiful rmlmd Wm‘

Edison Wri t

names of the donors?!‘ N“ m Wright arranged table. , ll bride expressed hi; assemblld beautiful James McCard chosen words voiced the apprec

thanks to thos

i been their efficien Ischool teac er for g number o Institute. After partaking of delicious lunch the mainder the evening was enioyably a in music and dancin

Jerome R-anahan after which ai departed with future of Mr. grid Reilly. Previou, to her the bride was tendered a at the htm

M".

celved many gifts from her

where they are both em Noorduyn Aviation 00.,

"Rble lImD by their fellow workers

all of "whom wished them " voyage through life.

WEDNESDAY

VISITS HERE - Mr,

boiler shop of the Saint John Dry Dock Company is in Charlottetown visiting his relatives friends. He lived in Charlotte. town formerly.

—-INJURED IN ACCIDENT .- Mr. Archie LeCiair of Summer- merside is in the Prince County Hospital suffering from head in- juries he received Monday even- ing when a horse-drawn wagon he was driving was struck by a motor truck ' The accident occurred on the hishwav about four miles west of Summersid. The horse uninjured. Mr, LeCiaii-‘s condit- ion last evening was described as not serious-S

— RETURNED HOME -- Mrs. Ralph O Clarke. New Glasgow, N. S returned home on Friday af r an enjoyable holiday spent wth friends in Charlottetown and Wil- mot. Mrs. Clarke arrived in Char- liWi-QWWXI by Diane where she was the guest of her cousin. Mr. Herold McLean and Mrs McLean. Later she went to Wilmot Valley where she visited her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. heel H. Clarke~3