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1'50 'CC& January 11, 1955 Dee'l'h Sunday Of Mr. A. Agnew

In. Alexander Agnew. son of die in. John Asn9W- M1-A P-"'4 away Sunday at his home in cen- tral Royalty. after a lingering ill-

nass.

Mr. Agnew enioved I 115' iriondehip as s member Of 310 Holstein Priman Auocistion end the Victoria Driving Club. In is- ter years he conducted a live-

tock shipping businan to New- oundisnd.

Ourrlvinc are his widow. the former Jean Fullerton. dsutht-01' of the late Dr. Fullerton. s. son Doneld'Alexander and two daugh- tue Helen (Mrs. Arthur Love) at home and Elisabeth (Mrs. Ger- ald Lidetone). Amherst, NE. A son, Thoma Fraser. lives in aud- bury. Ont. Another son Jack was a casualty of World War 1'1 on the Oenedian deetmyer "Athsbssssn".

. IIRTIIS. MARRIMEES." DEATHS 50: Per Insertion

BIRTHS

ITEAD - At Charlottetown Hos- pital on Jan. 13. 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. H. S. stand. a daughter, Debornh Lyn.

CONNOR;-At the Halifax Infirm- ary on Jan. 13. 1955, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connor (nee Lois Henry, Keppoch). a son, Barry Richard.

MARRIA GES

MloDOUGALL-MacPHAIL - The marriage took place on January 8. 1955 of Helen May MacDougall, Argyle Shore to Lloyd G. Mac- Phall. New Haven, at First Baptist Church. Reno. Nevada. by Rev. Blake M. Franklin.

DEATHS

DIAMOND - At the Loyalist Road on Saturday. January 15. 1M6. Walter Diamond in his 85th year. The remains were trans- ferred yesterday afternoon from the MscLean Funeral Home to the residence of Robert Moore. Loyalist Road. from where the funeral will be held on Monday afternoon. service commencing at 1 o'clock.

AGNEW - At Parkdale Jan. 16. 1955. Alexander Agnew in his 58th year. Resting at the Macl..ean Funeral Home. Funeral notice later. Interment in People's Cem- qtery.

LING - At the P. E. I. Hospital Jan. 15. 1955. Mrs. Hannah E. Ling in her 85th year. Resting at the MacLean Funeral Home until this afternoon then at the residence of her son. Albert Ling. Brackley Beach. Funeral from Falrview Baptist Church (Rustico Road). tomorrow (Tuesday), serv- ice starting at 2:00 o'clock. Inter- ment in the church cemetery. FLYNN - At his home. 103 Cum-' berland St.. on Saturday, Jon. 15. 1955, Francis Flynn in his 75th year. His remains are resting at his late residence from where the. funeral will take pin:-e this Mon- day morning to St. Dunstan's Basilica. Interment in the Cath- olic Cemetery.

IIEADY - At the Sacred Heart Home on Sunday. Jan. 15. 1965. Mrs. Michael J. Ready in her 95th year. Her remains were trans- ferred on Sunday afternoon from the Hennessey Funeral Home to the residence of Mrs. Augustine J. MacDonald. Tignlsh, from where the funeral will be held. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

SOME!!!-Suddenly as the result of fire at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Somers. DOV: Green Street. on Saturday. Jen. is. 1955. Fredericton Hsrtle Sotners. aged two years. His re- mains are resting at the Charlotte- town Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held this after- noon at 2:30. Interment in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. GREEN - At his home 221 Con- vent Street. Summerside. John L. Green in his 88th year. Transfer- Funeral Home Sunday afternoon to his late residence from where a short ser- vice will take place on Tuesday. January 18th at 2 p.m.. followed by service at St. Mary's Anglican Church at 2:30. Interment in St. John's Cemetery. St. Elesnors. WOOD - At the Prince County Hospital on Saturday. January 15th, Joseph E. Wood in his 68th year. Forwarded from the Bow- ness Funeral Home Sunday after- noon. January 16th. to his late residence on Granville Street. Summerslde, from where the fu- neral will he held to St. Paul's Church for Requiem High Mass at 9 A.M. Tuesday. January 18th. Interment will be in St. Paul's Cemetery.

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UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wllilhire

DIAL 5549

City and Central

COOK'S for perfect pictures. I0?! TAX! Dial oooo-sacs BURN! ANNIVIIIAII eenoert P. W. C. Bell Jan. Iilth. II!3ll BEAUTY SALON - Dial 8114. "YOUR. DOLLAI. BUY! MOI!- It the HUGHES DRUG STORE." GBAIWILI. for Better lPhoto- mph: "We TIIAT THE BIG! WILL". Oiuey's Pharmacy. open evenings 'i1ll I o'clock. FUN FOR ALL with the popular scrabble and Hi-Q. The Island Book Room. 105 DISCOUNT on all Dre ses. skirts. Lingerie and Purses. start- ing today for one week. The Smart Shoppe. 221 Queen St. IIOYTB BEAUTY SALON - Students Gold Wave and Machine- less Permnnents 82.00. Shampoo and Finger Wave 50 cents. Mornings only. Dial 6311. THERE WILL B! a week of special Young People's Services at the salvation Army. conducted by Lieut. B. Robertson. commencing January 17th to 24th. Watch for fui-t.her announcements. REAR CANADNS Distinguished Betty-Jean Hagen. violinist and Boris Roubakine, pianist, at Prince of Wales Concert. Friday. January 21st. at 8.30 in College Auditorium. Ad ' t at door 75 cents. school pupils 25 cents. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Maccormack. Souris East. announce the engage- ment. of their daughter. Anne Amelia. R. N, to John Edward Ready. son-of Mrs. J. E. Ready and the late Mr. Ready of Charlotte- town. The weddiiig will take place the last of January. GIFTS T0 ORPHANAGE-The contribution of the Prince Edward Preceptory to the P.E.I. Protestant Orphanage should have read 850 in the previous report. Gifts in kind not previously acknowledged were from New Glasgow school pupils. Reddin Bros. and Mount Royal W. I. SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE - Among the many successful mun- icipal candidates who assumed of- fice throughout Ontario. last week was Mr. James A. Farquharson of Capreol. Mr. Farquharson has been a businessman of this north- ern Ontario Community for twenty years and the esteem in which he is held is indicated in the fact he led the polls on his initial en- try into municipal politics this year. He is a native of Charlotte- town and is s brother-in-law of Mrs. Rg E. Kemp and Mrs. Thomas DuBlois of Charlottetown. DOG TAXES-Chief of Police MacArthur reports that out of 546 people in the City who have paid dog tax. 100 of these had to re- ceive summonses before the bill was paid. In each case this re- sulted in an additional cost to the owner of one dollar. The Chief states that the list of unpaid taxes is still fairly large and summonses will continue to go out until all have been paid. citizens are re- minded of the City by-law which requires the owner of a dog to re- port in writing to the City Clerk, the ownership of such animal. Failure to pay taxes can result in a summons to Magistrates Court and an assessment of court costs will be,-levied. Refusal to pay can carry a penalty of ten days in jail. FUNERAL SATURDAY - The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Camp- bell was held yesterday morning from the I-Ienneasey Funeral Home to st. Dunstan's Basilica, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Louis A. Dougan. Chap- lain H.M.C.s. Btadacona. who also conducted the service at the grave. The pail bearers were Frank Elga- worth, William Grimes. Richard PuoelL Vincent Leonard, 14.-star O'Donnell. William Campbell. Eur- isl was in the Catholic Cemetery. TABLET UNVEILED - At the eleven o'clock service yesterday morning in St. Paulls Anglican Church. a brief but impressive cer- emony was conducted by the Rec. tor. Rev. J. T. Ibbott. in the dedi- cation of a. memorial tablet "To the glory of God and in living memory of William Henry Batt

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claimant was paid one day's insur- ance for every five. stamps (or contributions! in his insurance book. Under the recent amend-

wns presented by their grandson the insrrip-; tion: "In loving memory of Wil- liam Henry Batt. 1843-1925. also his wife. Mary Matilda Dewar. 1843-1937-'Untii the day break and the shadows flee awagh" - FUNERAL AT VERNON RIVER CThs funeral of the late Aloysius Sullivan. Vernon. was held from his late residence Saturday to St. Joachim's Church .Vernon River for Requiem Mass at 9.30 -a.m.. celebrated by Rev. John Sullivan. Charlottetown. Seated in the sanctuary were Rev. Urban Gillts. P.P. and Rev. Phalcn Mcxenna. Morell, who also officiated at the grave assisted by Rev. John Sul- livan. The choir was under the dir- ection of Rev. N. Gallant, Vernon River. Pall bearers were Joseph W. Murphy, Dennis Rooney. VVllfred Furnace. D. R. Ciunminga. Gordon Crane. J. J. Morriasey. Burial was in the Church Cemetery. The funeral was largely attended.

Personals

Mr. Moses 1.. Gallant of Oyster Bed Bridge is I patient in the Charlottetown Hospital. All wish for a speedy recovery.

Miss Enid Morson. office secretary of Trinity United Church, is con- fined to her home through illness. Hon. 8. Essie MacDonald. Min- ister of Health and Welfare. ac- companied by Dr. O. H. Curtis, Deputy Minister and Dr. J. Har- old Shaw. Director of Laboratories left on Saturday by plane for Ottawa to confer with national officials on matters dealing with his department.

Henry Ford's first auto in 1892

and his wife. Mary Matilda Dewar.

horsepower.

counting six working days to the week.

Supplementary benefits are paid only during the winter and early spring. that is between the dates January 1st and April 15th. This means that those who apply for this type of benefits late in the

"IBM 8 Cmnlam Wm” "may day” winter, in the middle of March for c0mribUU0m Wm be Wm it" E iiistance. would draw only for four

minimum of 60 days. or ten weeks. or five WEEKS. smce payments who were life long members of 5!. Would End 011 April 15111 in "any Paulls Church". The tablet. which C3 e-

eople wh oquaiify for regular benefits also qualify for supplem- entary payments if their benefits run out after the 31st of March in in any year.

To be eligible for regular bene- fits a claimant must have 180 con- tributions (stamps) to his credit in the two years immediately pre- ceding the date on which his claim is filed. Sixty of these contribu- tions must have been made in the year previous to the date of appli- cation, or failing this. forty-live contributions in the six months just prior to the date of applica- tion. If the claimant meets the above conditions. account is then taken of all the contributions he has made in the five years previ- ous to the date of application. and he is paid one day's benefit for every five contributions or stamps to his credit.

When his regular benefit period ends he is then in line for supple- mentary benefits for the some length of time for which he drew

. ANNUAL

cene Of Fatal Fire Saturday Morning

The above scene shows City firemen at the three roomed home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Somers, 98 1X2 Green Street where a Saturday morning blaze claimed the life of two-year-old -Fred Somers, while the mother was at a nearby grocery store.-e(Bortor's

regular benefits. There is this pro- viso. however, that his benefit period ended after the last 31st of March.

To illustrate. the case of a man who qualified for 70 days regular benefits on Oct. lat. 1954, may be mentioned. His regular benefit pay- ments would end in early Decem- ber l954. But on January let he would automatically ” elig- ible for supplementary benefits tor a. period of '15 days.-

Reports about other changes in the Unemployment Insurance Act have no substance at this time. ac- cording to oflicisls of the Char- lottetown office.

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SPEOIALISTS

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MEETING

The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward Island Young Liberal Association will be held at 3 p.m. Fri- day, January 21st at the YMCA. Charlottetown.

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milk. Justeswedidliefose.

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Insadandlovloznissn yofoor deer sister, Marlon J. Hood, who deported this life January 11th. 1951.

Many a day. her name is spoken.

Messy an hour she's In our hearts.

A wonderful sister. God has taken.

She's gone from our home, but, not from our hearts.

Lovlngly Remembered by Sylvia and Morgan.

In loving memory of i our door slster. Mel-ion J. Hood. who passed away January 11th. 1951.

We think of you in silence, As It dawns another year.

You shall never be forgotten, By the ones who loved you dear.

SUIILVMIHOODI Petriclelllslnvonlld.

CARD PARTY

SPRING PARK HALL MONDAY, JAN. 17 8:00 PM.

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o 84.000. The Bhorthorn Breeders of Prince Edward Island have not disclosed the price paid for the animal

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supper meeting at 5:30 will be addressed by Honour- able Dougald MacKinnon, Minister of Public Works and Highways.

All young Liberals are cordially invited to attend and take part in the meeting. Those who plan on at- tending the supper meeting are requested to notify Mr. F. A. Large. Secretary of the Prince Edward Island Libral Association under whose auspices this meeting is being held.

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A full description of the ceremonies in , connection with tho consecration of Most Rev. Malcolm Maclcachern. Bishop-elect of Charlottetown, direct from St. Ninian's Cathedral, Antigonish.

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195l FORD-Two Door-in excellent condition. Looks like new. A bargain you seldom meet up with.

1953 A40 AUSTIN SAN-Actual mileage 9840-

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