. February 2nd.

' "Nrurcr My God T0

Iwnod. Mildred and Cyril.

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MISS BESSIE STIZWAIT

of death claimed as Ii5Th0cWllImf:l: soul of Min Bessie su....,,,g, 297' Fitzroy Street. CW.

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"HM; Stewart was in failing hgaiih for several years. the last 9.; being confined to bed. A gnughm. of the in; Mr. and Mrs. 301". Stewart. she was born at cross Roads and was the -last sur- vjving member of a family 01

aliens; graduating from Prince of Wm, college lhe taught school Mr several years before KOIHB 90 u, S. A. There she diligently studied and achieved diplomas in bwkk.-oping from Y. W. C. A.. Bos- wn Muss.. Stenographlc. Boston commercial College. post graduate diplomas from State Normal school. Salem. Mass. and Carnegie Coiicge, Rogers. Ohio. She con- tinued her teaching career in sev- mn schools in New Jersey and PL-nns.vlvania.

1" 1.119; year: Miss Stewart rc- turned to her native province to pan for an invalid sister..and fol- lowing her death continued house- keeping for her brother. the late Mr, Duncan Stewart. Cross. Roads. In 1937 she moved to Charlotte- town with Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Britiuin who have tenderly cared for her in her declining years.

in religion a devout member of the Anglican Church and a faith- nltcndant while health P97" miitcll.

Tim funeral was held from the 'MncLcan Funeral Home on Friday. The service was conducted by Rev. J. T. Ibbott. rcclor of St. Paul's. The hymns Thee." and Iain... As I Am." special favourites or liic deceased were sung.

Officiating as pail-bearers were Ralph Balderston. Roy Balderston. Cain Bald:-rston. Bryer Jones. C. J. Wood and Wellington MncNclll. all friends of the deceased.

interment was in the family plot 3. Cross Roads Cemetery. where all that was mortal of the de- coasorl was tenderly laid in rest "until the day dawns and the shnrlnws flee away."

Surviving to cherish her memory Is Mr. reared at the Stewart home.

Floral offerings comprising nil- low. Reg. and Vera: sprays. Mrs. lilnvnonald. Inn nnd Jack: Beatrice and Hilton: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bniderson: cut flowers, Helen and Edison Tantan. bore silent sym-

.pstli,v to the memory of the dc-

ceased.

Letters of Svmpathv: Chcstnr S. McLure, Ottawa; Eftl Teniplcinn. Roxhury. Mass.: Mrs. Joseph Mot-Donald. Cherry Valley:

Hon. W.

MMFS. Alex Giliis. Cambridge. Mass.;

liirs. Adele Hamming. City.

Cards: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stewart: Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Con- way. Lloyd and Reta Balderson. Eunirz- Meredith. Mabel and Art slierren. management and staff Checker Cab. Viola and Clifford While, Mr. and Mfs. Coiwell Percy and Neil M.-icNevin. Kay and liammond Nicholle. St. Paul's W. -A-. Branch B. Jane Small. Mrs. Hawkins and Harold. Mr. and Mrs. ilnrry Conway and family. Marion

angiile. Olive and Fred Ward. Anna and Harold Stewart. Mary and Russell Poole. Albert M933- honnid. Toronto: J. J. MacDonald. -Toronin; Hilda MacDonald. Toron- to; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stewart. Dorsal. Que.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear

daughter and deter Julie E. Mc-

lnnis. who passed sway March ma.

2' less. 'Iler mun ,. in as dear to-day

As in the hour she passed away.

- lovingly Remembered by Mother.

Brothers and Sisters.

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MARCH 10.19.-.1 IN MEMORIAM

WALTER WAIELIN

Friends throughout the Province were shocked and saddened to learn of the death in the P. E. I Hospital on February 'lth of Wal- fcr Wakalln at the age of in years.

Although in ill health for the past aevenl months he performed his daily tasks efficiently and cheerfully. until the latter part of November when he was advised by his doctor to take a rest. His con- dition gradually became worse and on December l'1th he entered the P E. I. vl-Ioapital for treatment. where it was found necesaa y to perform a major operation. which operation was performed on Jan- uary 8th at the Provincial Sana- torium. He recovered sufficiently to be removed to the P. E. I. Hos- pital, where he patiently and un- compiainingly bore his suffering, and where no means were spared by the medical and nursing staffs to alleviate his pain. until an the above mentioned date he quietly passed away.

waiter was widely and favorably known throughout the Province, having operated a garage prior to his employment as City mechanic

Of a congenial and pleasant dia- positio . he was a general favorite with all who had the privilege of knowing him.

He was born in Charlottetown. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wakelin, by whom he is survived. He is also survived by his sorrow- ing wife. the former Margaret Emma Keir of South Granville, who was his constant companion during his trying illness, and who will ever cherish the memory of a true and loving husband; and five brothers. namely: Qecii. Stanley. Lloyd. George and Everett. .

The funeral. which was very largely attended. was held from his late residence, 8'7 Ambrose Street. Friday. February 9th. Services were conducted by Rev. G. C. Webster who spoke comforting words to the bereaved, taking as his text. "God is our Refuge and Strength." Hymn selections were. "Asleep in Jesus," and "Oh. Love That Will Not Let Me Go."

The pallbearers

were: Harvey dell G. Barbour, Roland' Diamond. Reginald MacLean and John Mor- rison. The funeral arrangements were under-the direction of Mr. N. D. MacLean. Interment in the People's Cemetery.

Beautiful floral tributes were re- ceived from: . -

His Wife.

Mother and Father.

Cecil. Margaret, and family.

George. Joyce. and family.

Etta and Lloyd.

Everett. Dorothy, and family.

Stanley.

Eva and family.

The Keir and Ferguson families.

W. R. Connolly and staff of Ir- ving Oil Co.

James Fullerton.

MUDICIDBI Employees City of Charlottetown.

Employ”-5 City Street Depart- mcnt.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sullivan.

Beverly and Mickey Place.

Aubrey. Hatie. Jack and Audrey.

Thurlow and Mary I-iiscott. Bessie. Ann. and Mary.

Myrtle and Roy Binns.

Bessie Howatt. Providence. RI. Eileen and Arnold Godfrey. Ethel Sutherland.

Ruth and Jim Baldwin.

Bill and Mary.

Ella. Mildred and Laura. Monc.

ton. N. 3.

Mr. and Mrs. George Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Munn. William -Macxay.

Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Ms.cMilian. Russel and Annie Abbott. Uncle William.

Elsie and Murchison Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mann and

family.

Butt as Macnae.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Macnenn. Lou. Vera. and Lou Jr.

Louise, Eddie. and Ann Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton MacLeod. Mr. and Mrs. George Bell.

Mrs. Spencer and family. Home Motors.

W. B. Burke as sons.

Steve McMurrer.

Adele and Allison Goss.

Isabel and Roland Diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bernard.

card of Thanks

Mra Walter Wakelln wishes to express sincere thanks to Doctors Lea. Campbell. Seaman and Laid- law. also the medical and nursing staffs of the Prince Edward Island Hospital and the Provincial Son- atorium for the kind care given Mr. Wakaiin during his trying lil- neu. To each individually, may I

say "Thank you." '

JASIZE I2 000 y

.5owuo ooessut FOR A use

gahwlcisome

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IN MEMORIAM

MAJOR ouvif mscorr

On Feb. 28th in the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital, Major olive Hiscott passed peacefully into the presence of the Saviour whom she had served so faithfully for many years.

For more than 25 years. Major l-iiscott had served as a Field Of- ficer in the ranks of the Salvation Army. commanding many corps in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Her work was highly praised by those in authority and many peo- ple remember her with deep grai- itude for the spiritual and mater- ial help she so freely administer- d

Her last command was in New Glasgow. Nova Scotia. from which she entered into honorable retire- ment. For the last few months she lived with her sister at Bresdai- bane and, while for from well. her sudden severe illness and death was a shock to all.

The funeral service was con- ducted by Major E. Hutchinson of the Chaniottctown Citadel Corps. Stanley Bridge United Church. The Major paid tribute to the influence and effective service of the de- ceased whom he had' known for many years. Mrs. Major Hutchin- son also spoke words 0-! apprecia- tion of Major Hi.scoi.t's service, and also read telegrams from the Territorial leader for Canada. Commissioner C. Bough: Lt. Col- onel W. Carruthers, Divisional Commander for Toronto City. Ont- ario; and Brigadier C. Knaap, Div- isional Commander for New Brun- swick and Prince Edward Island.

During the short service in the home of her brother. James His- cott. Major and Mrs. Hutchinson sang the favorite h-ymn of the de- parted. ”The Old Rugged Cross" and later during the se vice in the

church sang. "The Christians Goodnigiht." The Major oke of the qualif-

SP ications required to enter into the rest prepared for God's people and assured all present. if they follow- ed the path of duty as faithfully as the deceased had done during the years out her eartihly pilgrim- age. there was no doubt but that

-all wou-id be accepted by God.

Prayer was offered by Reverend Green.

After the church service the re- mains were taken to the cemetery at Cavendish where the committal service was read by Major Hutch- inson. who was assisted by Rev. Gough. The service was deeply impressive as the frien s and -mourners song around th open grave. "in the Sweet Eye and Eye."

The Major leaves to mourn four brothers. James E. Hiscoit, Stan- ley Bridge; Thomas Hiscolt. North Rustico; Albert. Summerside, and Thuriow, Charlottetown. One sis- ter. Annie lives at Breadalbane and her aunt. Miss Mary E. Chalk lives in New York City. N. Y.

. CARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Mrs. Walter Wakelin wishes to acknowledge with ' thanks, long distance phone call.-s.telegrama, letters and cards of sympathy re- ceived during the great loss of her

Clavvson and Leo Doiron. Charlottetown.

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IN MEMORIAM

died March loth, 1928.

God be with you Till we meet again.

Ever Remembered by Her Daughter Aggie.

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MONTREAL -- (CF) S-Jacllues Rousseau. director of the Mont- said in an address that the Otish Mount- ain region about 200 miles West of the Ungava mining development in Labrador should be converted into a national park. The -Otish Mountains are only a few hundred

In loving memo y of my darling Mother, Mn. William J. Graham.

A. Wulthen Goudet.

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Soviet Military Budget Increased

MOSCOW. March 9- (AP) - -A Soviet budget providing for military expenditures of 9s.4oo,ooo,ooo rublesSi'l.000.000.- 000 more than last year-was presented to the SUiDI'em0 Soviet (Parliament) tonight. Prime Minister Stalin himself was present.for the introduction of the budget, totalling 45'l.900,000,00(l rubles, which reflected the quick- ening Soviet preparedness meas- ures. - Russia values her ruble at 25 cents. At this rate the defence bud- get would be 824,094.000,000. 01' 34.244.000.000 more than last year. The 1950 defence budget was 19,- 4oo,oo0,ooo rubles. including 15.000.- 000.000 rubles for the navy. Zverev'a figures showed 21.3 per cent of the total budget will go for defence. Last year the percentage was 18.5. The total budget was 6.- -i00.000.000 rubles more than last year.

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A Soldier”: complain

Why do people (lower and sneer when'er I come to town?

The girls all turn away in fear. And on our presence frown.

Before I donned the uniform And fell in with other men, I never failed to find I date; The girls all liked me then.

But now they turn away in hate When'er I come their way. . The answer always is the same- ”I can't. go out today".

”I'd love to, Jack. really I would But Mom would have a. fit; But if you wore civilian clothes She would not mind is biti"

The saying goes, so I am told, That clothes do make a. man;

But they cannot change a man be- neath. , Though some folks think they can.

I am proud to wear the Army brown!

Why should I be ashamed. , Becaqse some folks have raised oil hell

Why should we all be blamed?

Civilians go astray. you know, But that is not the same;

Because he's not in uniform And no one knows his name.

We're human beings like all the rest.

Not monsters of the land; Because one soldier went astray Why should we all be blamed?

Mothers say that folks will talk If her girl is seen with you; But do these mothers all forget That we have mothers too?

But comes the day when he is killed. How do these people stand? "How brave and true a boy was be A credit to his land!" -Pte. II. L. Fitzpatrick

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of John M. Jenkins, died February 14th, 1945. and Henry Jenkins, died March 10th. 1947.

Ever Remembered by Daughter. Mrs. Edna Jenkins. and Grand.- ohlldren. summerside, P. E. I.

Chm. AA A

Gone is the faces we loved so dear

silent the voices we loved to hear.

Too for any for sight or Ipeach,

But not too far for our thoughts to reach.

Sweet to remember thorn who once were here.

And although they are

They are just as dear.

Those who think of you often miss you most.

Ever Remembered by Daughter and

Grandchildren. Mrs. Edna Jenkins and Family.

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In loving mhemory of our dear

Ibsent.

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