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MONDAY

giillfllmi A’! C. N. HOTEL — e Mount Allison Alumni of Charlottetown. and the Music Club

ld an alternoon reception yes~ terdsy in the Canadian National Hotel in honor ol rs fessors Har- ald Hamer and A. W. Trueman of Mount Allison University. who gave a recital of or and vocal selections in St. Pa ‘s Church on Saturday. Mrs. A. B. Cosh, i- dent o! the Music Club. an Mr. Frederic A. Large, oi the Mount Allison Alumni. received.

FUNERAL ON SATURDAY- Mrs. Cornelius Peters, 37, who dicd in the Charlottetown Hospital on March 8, was buried Saturday. The funeral was held from her late residence, 20 Dorchester Street to St. Dunstanis Basilica where High Mass of Requiem was sung by the Rev. Fhther W. Keefe. Services at the graveside were conducted by the Rev. Father Louis Dougan. Pallbearers were: Messrs. Cyril Doiron. James Robinson, Augustus Rush. John A. MacDonald, Benja- uiin Callaghan and John Purcell.

FUNERAL 0F MRS. MCLEOD SATURDAY-The funeral of Mrs. Catherine McLeod. 78. who died in the Sacred Heart Home on March 3. was held Saturday fro!“ the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Joh‘ Prowse. 225 Sydney Street. to St. Dllllfitall"; Basllla. High Mass oi Requiem was sung by the Rev. Father Louis Dougan while services at the graveside in the Roman Catholic Cemetery were conducted by the Rev. Father P. McMahon, D. D. Pall bearers were: Messrs. James Doyc, Patrick Den- nis. John Martin. Thomas Power, Lawrence Gauthier and Charles Donovan.

-—WI1‘.DDING BELLS -—' _A very pretty wedding was solemnized on Saturday at the United Church parsonage. Bedeque, when Miss Vernon Estelle. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Craig was united in marriage to Ray Milo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Soboy, Searletown, Rev. Ralph Barker per- formed the ceremony. The young coupe were unattended. Alter the ceremony the wedding party drove to the home of the groom where a dainty luncheon was served to im- mediate relatives and friends. Alter a brief honeymoon the young couple took up residence in their own home and were serenaded by the young people oi the dlslrict. A host of friends wish this happy fiogplg many vears ol happy wedded

DAY 0F PRAYER SERVICE- The world day of prayer was ob- served in the Cornwall United Church by the women of the sur- rounding churches. Clyde River Baptist. and Presbyterian. West River United. Kingston Unite and North River Baptist. Mrs. Woodslde presided and Mrs. Prank Howard was tho organist. Mrs. A. C. McEachem sang a solo which was very much appreciated. The following ladies look part in the service: Mrs. George Dixon, Clyde River: Mrs. Charles McLean. Clyde River; Mrs. Walter Shaw, West River: Mrs. Hazen Howard, Mrs. Frank Howard, and Mrs, John McKinnon of Cornwall. Mrs. Woodslde gave a short address. After the meeting. all were enter- tained at the Cornwall parsonage and tea was served.

MAKE MAGDALEN ISLANDS FLIGHTS — Canadian Airways planes made two round trips to the Magdalen Islands Saturday. The body of a three year old boy. Ion of Mr. and Mn. William Bour-

ue oi Magdalen Islands was flown

ome for interment. The little lad, taken here by plane a short time azo. died in the Charlotte- town Hospital Friday. The {other accompanied the body. Mr. A. Bor- don oi the Department of Agricul- gure. Quebec. was a. passenger to

he Gull Islands where he will

deliver a series of lectures on ag- riculture. A total of 1450 pOllfidi of mall was carried the plane on the two trips to a isolated islands. Trafiio was heavy on the Momma-Charlottetown service, sir passengers making the eastbound flliht Saturday night. The single aglnedu Steannan brought, we:

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A fire at P. J. MacDonald‘! Q06“? store at the corner of ent and Prince Streets Saturday night caused considerable damage before it was extinguished after about an hour's fight.

Most of the damage W53 to one of the apartments over the store. zlgierMacDoeigalg said.‘ although ' rails . ama e 0 a deal of stock in the‘ store. g

The blaze, discovered about 9,20 p. m.. apparently oriizlnated in a ntoieroom beneath a stairway lead- ing to an apartment occupied by Mr. Wellington Dixon and his mother. Mrs. Dixon. Firemen car- rled a Miss Webster. invalid retir- ed school teacher. to saletv from her room in the Dixon apartment directly over the fire. Mr. Aubrey Elle arsl~ted firemen carry the

helpless woman. the fire is not

What caused known. To add to the confusion the light: in the store went out 11st as _the alarm was sounded.

anv people were in tho building at the time doing their Saturday nieht‘s shopping. Lights in the apartments above. on a different circuit stayed on however. It was not thought that defective wiring caused the fire.

‘mm ed peacefully away at his home in Howlun on Thursday. llVb. 24. Achibald Arsenlault at the age of B’! years. 'l'he deceased had been in his usual good health on- tll a month previous to his death when he was suddenly stricken with heart trouble, and despite the best medical care and tender nurs- ing. he passed suddenlv away on th- above mentioned date.

The late Mr Arsenauit served his time as a farmer. Time are left to the inn of a kind and l no father, five daughters. Mrs ton: Mn.

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Mrs. Leo and ma. {Frances RichsnimDuvar. and Ive-

" four sons. John. n; G080. Edward and

home.

- , which was largely attended. was held on Saturday 26th. Raoul

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Weather conditions’ in Prince spen , .n Edward Island moderated some- McBeth. each member of the C u gdllfgllxn-Iqllll’ 91' Ewe-BMW what over the‘ weekd ezid ‘agltegethe gilpewlllflrlxlfml ohatrlaober of ‘he “'5- smpera ure rop e o owl a y w muc iuiurma IIDD i“ __ zero at. the Char ottetown Experi- an pleasure was do v . aMY menial station Saturday morning -—---- m o b‘?! I l 2° establishing a record for the win- Mr. Albert Carr. Charlottetown deal” “mm l?“ Bu“ 7 ter. Much lower temperatures were .was re-elected president oi the h d z ' lung“ x reported unofficially from other Prince Edwani Island Poultry As- we" Me "m m9 m“ "81’: sections of the Province several sociatlon. Inc.. at the 80th. annual slm- Y- Al" 159ml» 1 ' plare; announcing ao u. a2 degrees meeting held in the Agriculture mud Street, veal-why mm w below zero. Yesterday morning the iI-Iall last night. The president was sl- Dllnllanl 355m"- WM" thermometer was two degrees above [Ohfilflnlfl and reviewed the year's zero but st night it was di-op- activities. The secretary reported p;ng main athough prospects were ‘that the finances were in a flour- lt would not go very low. Three to ‘ishing condition. There was a large four inches of snowfall were re- attendance oi members oi the As- ccrrled Saturday night as temper- sociation. izur: dlmbed from sub sero read- ‘HOCHEXS Ioiiiicfirs egcnted lélglUdtSZ lugs. ce pres en . 3's un y. Milton Mellish, Monta ue; Queen's uel Pincau. Capt. Jerry Douootte, aw _w0nl,p [my or PRAYER. County, L. A. Haszar , Charlotte- Capt James Roach. OBEQkJlLJt-I m SSlDE-Tlie World town: Prince County. Ledwell Bos- — ' ' " was observed lil

v well. Summerslde. Directors: N. J. : ldc cu Fflillty by lhc W. Cudmore John MacDonald. Char- -DlED IN IIICNCTON-Mrs. L, M. S. oi the vniioils churches. This les Worth, Peter Coles, Ernie Carr Annie Davison o! Bedeque has re- veai- the place of meeting was St. and Joe MacDonald. all of Char- celved the sad news oi the death Mary's Hall. Mrs. L. A. Moore lottetown. and John Reddin, last Friday at Moncton, N. 3.. of president urine W. A. of St. M louthport. Mrs. Harrison. widow oi’ the late Church l)res'.lled and conducted t e The thanks oi the meeting were Rev. Dr. William Harrison. Rev. service. Thai-e was u large presfln- tendered to all who contributed to and Mrs. Harrison will be kindly tullvh from the dllfewht ohurflhei- the success of the annual show remembered in' Bedeque, Char- Aitel- the call ".0 worship and open- held last November. lottetown and Cornwall, where 111i! prayers members from the vari- _i Rev. Mr. Harrison was pastor of our churches took part in thes ecial Th, phllogophy gtlldgntg or 5t, the Baptist Churches or those prayers for the day. Mlb- - K- Dunstanh Un verslty yesterday ,pla:es. Mrs. Harrison will be re- l-lowullyn. Trinity Church spoke 0n marked the least day of St. Thom- membered for her beautiful Chris- "Christian Fellowship in U16 COIII- as Aquinas with 5 dinner M; t)“ flan character 3nd ugtjvg ogqpgr- munitv": Mrs. George sheen, Trln- Queen 3W1 Addg-s-[ngggqf the atlon in church work. She leaves m churd“ ‘m Tempmmc“; Mm sophomore junior and senior stud- l0 mourn one dliuslllel‘ Mlsl Alice égilhgchcrgflketgfvmglelhiztgglonPaglia’ ants attending. Rev. J. A. . gglrltson. teaacher ol girmeivslifii at

' ' tor, said that he noticed a ll 0H all 0116 boll. - am will“? verwlm- Prssbvlerlw- °n m phllmqph h“; M). Harrison, manager of the Westing- Angel a Youth. Prayer for Their Malesties “and at m, college n “can; house Electrical Company for the reward oi a life gins Gegggnansilt Cvtliggnsliilélgbeth. Wm , Mai-itlmes. both son and daughter both in her home. wlmgn m?! Ou- ,,- M155 ~ - “mll- ' ' e are well known o h l ed herself to a w v 6 0 .33‘°v?»2§.‘il-‘““uf““i°.i'. mMm1“.."-'s:"........m °°“"‘.'.?'“~i§t u-lp-llvllllu-‘ll w “ti” ‘i°'l'i"‘"l.l' . ~ . u here. There are two sisters a and cor tal W . In 5° itéhicfiéfilfiiicfhfifiiiifi Y..h“‘}'i.“.' avlisdrigan-rpfibm- ‘éfiiiecc-lililfil? one bigw- in the stat»- Ieu '32 chm d" W" ""- ’. ' w . . ' closing hymns and prayers-S lilgfiigllyiAqllellzg weagiel°b§fikl§ie m-oum __-__ o! the deep interest she atllirlyl ill:- ". m” ' . —FUNE MRS, w“, a ior the welfare of oleou - Phumllhm" v°m°n mmm“ LIAM ivililfilrsigulf-iiic funeral Eda?" lYYl-"lildll" 1w“?-

"Our Country," Somerled Ttralno : ______ The wet-d Day of Pm eraewlca “our fiencrhcanadlan methmm services for Mrs. William Milt/tart _ g:.-§.,;r1;l,.§." ghwiigsigogulgla 1-, Jmcgegggu "u" 1-=~"~>=»"°h=*- iil..il.‘i.iii“éiil..“iit’“iit h~i”%m,f-yl"v "lslgllgrlg? a 13.2,, Wanda,“ from an the Guam o, the students Wm gr. w. Muttart. Cambridge Street. ggllvléla lgllfllgh y?’ é: sum“. Protestant denominations. ‘rheser- three faculty members in addition “mmersldm l° the “mull chum" m; a M, 5h“, y" 5g d "Ce “'85 led by Mrs. Harold Pick- to the Rector-Rev. J. P. E. O'- "d W" “may atmlded‘ Th‘ s and was brought to gfifl‘ 3rd. President of st. Peter's Miss- Hgnlely, Rev, .1, a, Sullivan and “films were "M" the auspices o! m “and” I... , "ma; lvnary Society On the platform George Gillespie. all of whom ll" L-Q-B-A- R"- LE '3' mm‘ condition He was a prosperous We" Mrs 0- W. Patterson. Mrs- spoke briefly. °°“d‘“°t°d ‘he “rm” “t m‘ “w” farmer and most highly respected. E. Chziilnpion. M-s C. S. Mc- .___ gg%'fgh°tgi tfilglgifiei: his widow, irre, rs. W. A. omson. Mrs. "m1 l a ~ ~ ' Elma T. G. Ives. Mrs. J. Simpson, Mrs. mfimflnd ‘$501135; lgmlgmligaglgved Mrs“ Mary MacLean- Rl- W051“? (we one d; Lynch‘ 1\,f_-|-_q_ Louise Haul-L M“. by a onbquarwljp" cent humus fill Past Grand MlStf$5 0f G14. 0C o‘ "mu ' t" who u t, Simpson. who kindly welcomed the m N“ and persona; properly my ll" L 03-5» WllO led the IBTVIOB. 5d women to St. Peter's referred to .985 w” budgeted for “it mam and Mrs. Louise Bonnell, the sad condition of the world to- L“ do“ R C chandler chum Worshlplul Past Grand Mis day‘ for “ymch “M” {elmwshlp plan of the Finance Committee. alt b11115" Gnlnd e- au.. nrayci- are the only remedies. 181 mwflng o! um cm present from Charlotte Beautiful hyirins were sung through- $0,253 at which m. estimates 15,. mhmhlQdIEICIwmMfiIicI-Pllfifl Maoa cu e serv ce and ra er were . . can, an offered by Mrs. Pa mica’. Mrs. lTl",,,°“*;;g;,l,, §§",w§§,°.m,u,, L.‘ Mrs- George Wheatlev. The pall- Thomson. Mrs. Ives. Mrs. L ch, 2%‘ "so “ m“ m m. bearers were Messrs. Thomas John- Mrs, champion and M", enry_ 3 cg“ -°£, $501,150 son. Archie Sher , William Slack- Mrs. MrLure gave s reading on "v ° ’ ' ' 5W1. 5- 3- M!" HY. Pfllrlcl! Dale! “Peace Through Fellowship," theme of the service. Miss

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National Hotel was - - 91 . 1 u“ b m?’ “m; $21391: ol (éth ordisé fiifiuh‘. h“ last week. ioragorly oi West PHI!“ Il- y amen 1118B 0 ll 00M Ll- M33035 t i. tlon. w. Simon P. Paoli, Jr. pic- rites of their order t the W I» I "g dieulggier. Clara at home, side. Interment ‘was tn the glrion- nod l m. pg h u: ulétifiti?“ ‘l’? .."%i‘.'..;-T ° “Li” ottet. B011 r Rlehwnotu - d twil Street Th - l - - w» "ll- rsuinsmiiciim "W" ‘mm '°' l‘ wcupym‘ m: °{‘n"“,-,,_,,.. e ..ntos-li. will ma. Miss l‘

ilfiii {"23 Wbléd to I'll‘! us “d” dwmon performed the t Ibo was we ve ol H laid; P- l- - Th! d t lded - ""7 dauzhvwn and two ,8,“ ‘m. “'° s tague Oemete .--L Osnad News this I the home oi Mrs. P. w. Clarkin. Pl slum. a w!" ~ "Quill" construction this l‘ afternoon was - n r

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Q I Ewnliler 315v $5M Charles Donovan.

Mass of Requiem was sung by Pl-‘Wllfld Rev. Father Louis Dotuan. Ser- vices at the grave side in the Roman Catholic Cemetery were conducted b the Rev. Blather George M . Pallbearers were: Messr‘. Oscar Marshall, Ali’- red E, Watts. John Cormely. Lem-

C. l. MEETING - At the Chris- ti Endeavor Inutint held in - Bill! D 0f nee ion with zlon urch Moo Y w: 01 l‘ evening Captain W U". I Hill "l veteran ol the Klondyke, gave re- I ,1‘ uiiniscences oi his emu-lenses forty aigo. He was one o! l-

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the u‘: 221i th

i.’ by land. They had some thril- ng emperiences and close calla but oorlo 0m! N nilllilg . inally reached their destination and Dr. Pa s an . without any serious misha . Rev. known surgeon Mm Mom" Mr. Webster presided and rough his questioning ol the speaker drew forth many interesting facts.

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On the morning th udden passin f . gfof g, gs v'e:r|.‘i‘>l'o:?l‘

o . . . . oooasl _ shoe and brought sincere reml l0 ltigruréiany frien

o some time. it was not thought that the end was so near. Despite the best of medical skill and care. how- ever the t): called her to the well spent.

ham. Dr. C. Howard

Mrs. CalIlPbs oi the Columbus Charlt, I... U. Christopher

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his Miss Audrey Rita er. Sunday, March

oi 8b years. The Clair had been in good to a week before

on or PRAYER saavice- my ,0 her h nd twelve years made her home first wi daughter Vina (now Mrs I‘: °“"°“lac"".‘..l§'..“'t. mglhnder N. LeClsir. Surviving are

idenoe. R.I.. and Beatrice,

- Providence. R. I.

. at home. also his %ther. weak Joseph “Show.

y was en on e evening train to his home for burial. mn- era‘. arrangements swa the ar- rival oi Miss Gladys Shaw from Ontario-B.

-DEA'I'II 0F MR5. LEON CAU- DET-llriends will regret to learn ol the passing ol m1. Leon Caudet, whose death occurred on Saturday last at the home_ol her daughter.

Stricken with a m, I'M Western alvenuo. MIU» Mrs. Sarah mother of

Vamam enj good healmh The taxation bylaw. increasing the rates from 2% to 2% per cent. pased first and second readini. and will be given third readini this morning. The Council was unanimous for

and William Buchanan. The many lovely flowers were a silent tribute of love from her many friends. Interment was in the family plot in the People's Cemetery. S

Gwen Lord's Prayer." aooom

P! Y Mrs. Rcay. The offering ($15.73)

Death held no fears for her as it was her daily prayer for God to call her home. She was tenderly cared ior during her illness by her jBl/Olfid son. daughter-in-law and grandchildren in the home.

She leaves to mourn, one dangli- ger, Mrs. Mary Riley, Cumberland Hill. and three sons, Wallace‘ of Btrathcona; Albert of Mil ord. Mam; and Seymour on the home- steed at Uptomwith whom she re- aided: also one brother. William

in 5t Catherlnes Cemetery. The death ol Mrs. John

uin from their four-storey wood apartment along a narrow nigger‘ 50mm‘, Annie stew“. ' co ing into their own apa an at hei- home in Peake’. scum. on {l gmlalil- n knfig‘ ‘fiwafi Jan. 30111. 193s. Bhe had been in "l: 1f "fumm u, .31“, 9,5,...“ failing health for the past two and m“ week i one hall years. due to injuries suwtalned from a fall. but was al- ' Ways very brleht and cheerful till about a ‘month previous to death. Mrs. Wood was a woman oi many slirling qualities and strong character. Her many charitabl acts

reported in Summerslde. Although Several analyses oi town water have been made ‘as well as an in- spection of milk. town officials were at a loss as to what had caused the outbreak. The patients sizflcrlng from the disease were said to be recovering and no alum was felt.

secretary o. t e G Whe tie , Walter A. Maclioyod. A. Ii. Moi-r

Vesse and Clayton Show.

ATTENDED CONFIDENCE- Hon. Dr. W. J. P. M Dr. A. A. MacDonald returned last night from Ottawa where they at-

by Mr. Walter Ma ing the Department» to operate rearlnl Don

POLICE INVESTIGATE TIIEFTS -—Clty Police lust night were in- vestlgatlng two thefts reported over

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- The princl 1 spell-k"! We" ll". Reve rid A. Suiitll. who spvke o‘. e c urdi and the elevation to the prelate we lsh h l fine oousinoItheB OILWO 9416. he friendly relatlonscxislirlg be t and nited addresses were de- livered by Dr. Charles J. vgE. Kiel:- Dmton and li. resident lub. Dr. made he FY9801!- tion address and a suitable gilt

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she contracted the severe cold that led to her ul- timats

death. Born in Rustico 86 years ago the late Mrs. leClair moved to the ears ago. 0n the death do!

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_two daughters. Vina. Mrs. Frank Csswell of Flirt‘- Henry Gallant. Bay View; alsofoui sons: Alexander N.. William and Andrew oi this city. and Albert of

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bereaved The -bearers were: Sterling Macbsail, Willard

Dcwell. Malcolm Cillis. NeliNlclI-i).

son. Everett MacLeod and Buchanan. Interment was

terian Cemetery Hartsville. FRIDAY

0 the evenlrll 0! 28thn at the Prince Hospital t are passe his etern

William MacDon d. The late Mr. MszlDo at New Argyle in son oi the late An (Campbell)