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MONDAY

RECEIVED AIRGRAPII- Mr. Frank H. Roper, East Royalty has received all "uirgraph" letter Xioni his soil, Sui. Observer J. M. tnlc- ltipi-i" from EELYDI. Df$flllb l small writing I110 1\11‘.-l1'k1_l>l1 willed iui interesting descrip- of the country.

l; , LUII

IS CIKFPICALLY ILL -—- MIS. W

hiercer. wife oi Captain M it"

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~ t iilistc i’ oiei" as to 1.411’ fill‘ i115

Tl lvbll“ IULLRAL TODAY-The funeral

-LEI-"I‘ ron orraiva - Mr. of the l?" M“ Margaret Bian-

Ai-tiiur Diuiii and iiis soil. Mr. Alex mild W111 be hcld from her late

Dunn. left tllis ivcek for Ottawa 19519191106. 28 Kenslngton Road,

m uceouiii of the illness of Mrs. lF-Ermllflllni 3t 8245 to St. Dun-

Duiui, who is reported quite ser- 5141115 33511108. thence to the Rom- luusly- lil.—S. a" Catholic 061119151‘!-

Mlss i\filry Truiiior, C. W. A. A. F“ AluuvEs 5AFELY—MYS. Arthur returned yesterday to Mansion afici- Dfllllel. Charlottetown. has receiv- spending the week-end with her 9d o Cable from her husband 51a;-

~ parents, Afr. and Mrs. Joseph 1118 that he has arrived safely Trninor, Shrine Park Road. City. Ac- overs as. He is a member of a

of the St. Dunstrinls" Basilica Alta" leaves this momma for Baum“,

the llclll 511Y~1l1<111 A?" f1 5M‘ comp-ax yuig her was Miss Margaret Cans. la h 1

‘ ll niuiiiiiie for .\I i. al to he Campbéyh C_ w_ A A_ R who also so“ or “Mxtfc fiaiudlvlurgn" “£15,513 i in.‘ b-‘dolfilb 01 11* lmr- Mr- spent the week end witii Mr. and jjglzieL ’ \ lJIll Fonz. \\ll0 is t lwllitdlgoalgl- Mrs. Trainer, L Ford ls ii veteran ' -- i\ nit-nil: sol d Io" rears “11- ELECT 0FFICERS—- Mrs. J. B. E,,T,$_.’,,,,,§?T,fi"“ FUNERALTH" d ¢1111F11l n 33 A‘ m“ an" °f .\IcAuiay was re-eiected president - BUM 0st Rev‘ J‘ A- osum‘ st d lil ilic last World Wai- “m. -ShbD of Charlottetown, a . C

1 He is nolv ‘l5 tears of nae.

l-‘l Nhll \I. S.~\'I‘L'li,‘,l.-\\' — The ' l It.‘ late Mrs. Alphonso held from the Union

‘ fcll vwt-d 12y the reading of in: r-Ji-i

Society a’ tlit- Illlflllfll meeting neld N_ B" to

. l". Other ofllcers cl- attend the funeral of

smmlv * Most Rev. P. A. Ciiaisson Bishop

Vice l\Ii"s.

ecled were. President. f B . ., Lawrence Kelly ulld SCCIOIIIIIV. Mrs. a,“ pfijgfgsi, Ziéhofaneglsuéjlllsig: Frank S' swortli ire-elected). An Wm be held tomorrow

interesting report covering the ‘

activines of the year's work was __ I

read by the President which was K LLED 0N ACTIVE SER"

VICE-Mayor John E. Campbell of Siinimerside has received word that

b, Gfoyge reiai"_v's report. nephew, Rfilillld Campbell, aged

ma, pfgyg5g’ _ _ r“ _ _ years, was i eri on active scr-

Jaiucs Aliiiind. Harry Newman, oiATéfiFAwqg vice on Jan. 13. l-Ic was serving “an, B,.y,,,,.,,,,‘ _ V 1 U 1 > overseas in the R_ C. A. F, He l5 Moiali. uho undeiueilt an operrt- we so“ of F w cam be“ f

'-' ""‘ tiou l the Cliarlottetoivn Hospital campbelnon 5L5 p o

- I‘.‘;.'il?..\!. 0F nits. JAMES ‘ ' ' “'“' llibPllf“ '91” "i" -_-'

llic fzinerztl of .\Il'.~. 1'5 mam" M" M01311" P-"UNFUI, ACCIDENT — Mi

u: iviis held on Sat- iooii from the hoiile " Nfrs. Bradford Yeo,

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‘lllkfl River. ‘ iildct formeilv be-

v and til rdciit .. Mrs. ROE-TIE . o brothers on- and also went et, ms listcd as v.1.

T\I.I..\’I'ION 0F OFFI- 1- ivlilcers of Prince Ed- .o Ne. ‘.12. I.0.0.F., were ' their ‘fPlflllfir meeting Deputy Grand Master .lll‘.(‘2'0l'l. he officers are as N, C... George Meiklc; V. n wedlock: Recordlng Sec- (i o. Itoefl: Financial Sco- \‘ ltoii; Trciisiuer. B, R. don, Bert Johnson;

4h 0i Caiins, Chaplain G.

.S.N. A. W. Mac-

L. R. N. G.. Dr. A. A. R.S.V.G., Ensor Bow- S.V.('i. Win. Roach; R.S.S.. tilillscii: L.SS., Lcith

I tic Guardian. T, L.

. 1 Outside Guardian Dr.

H Clarke-S

Edward Island nurses Af

voi- l for tlic '-

. but have re- definite wordas to when ' es will be required. They riire Cloliossey’, R.N., of alSanntoriilm staff and of the Charlottetown il iiizitkveof Tignish; and ggraduntes of the Prince . nd Hospital-Miss Jean llfoatherdale; Miss Ieone f. North River; Miss loci, Rollo Bay and Miss i. .\I,ilLeaii. Argyle Shore. Al- riacly several Island nurses have

f: here for South Africa.

Friends learned with regret of the passing of Mrs. Margaret Blanchard. widow of the late Clciiicnt. Blanchard, which occur- red at her lionic in the city yes- terday, Death followed a. lengthy illness.

The lat» Mrs. Blanchard was born at. Kelly's, cross 80 years ago and was the daughter of the lute Mr. and Mrs. John Monaghan. Lvei‘ since hcr marriage about 60 years ago she has resided in Char- lottetown.

She leaves to mourn a son, Dr.

J E, Blanchard and a daughter, Mrs. hfatthew Lea. both of Char- lottctovm: and two sisters, Mrs. John lifactioilna and Mrs. T. E. 1121.921 . ' so of this city. O , sou, John F.. was killed in fiction at Cariibrai in the last war and ailofiicr son, Fred, predeceas- ed her by seven years.

.- in the clly learned with

l» Dtinblllg of Mr. John

‘ti’. resident of Char-

t V-IHCII occurred at his Upper Prince Street yes-

morniiig. He had been lll for v»

‘ill Ayrc, Ayrmliire, Scot-

Jllilll

1611.11, Bl yeai go. the late Mr. Wil- loll siwnt boyhood there. While will a l man tic entered the cl of . c Houston Shipping L. . ll operated between South

A 1 LI and Africa. He. was en- [ll i u: ills work for about 1'7 v m. ll ruiwrcri the foundry l lu BllPlltti Alrcs. South Anicirc-i. in lllll'illC'l'.'-|ll]) with tho

late Capt. John lilurchlson of Point Prim. PEI. Aftcr spending about I0 years in this business he retir- ed llllfl hi: clinic to Charlottetown lily ‘I0 years ago to live. and

‘ made ‘friends lii the city and other

ptirzs oi lilo province.

NAVAL “EN LEAVE -- Te’! na- Vai railn s 0i the lcrai R.C.II.V.R.

barracks l l thIs morning for

gervicc c ll 1- in Ciinarla. 'It'.ev

are: Etimuntl .1. Czlnipbvll, cook,

Bordcii f‘ Ii. Cralc. prolmtlon-

' (l ttcloittn; Ern-

Jaiit rock.

twat-Donald.

Ivan S. New-

liarry J.

ook, Alt-aryt

"Wlllti Ciisr-

squarelrnggs,

"'t\\\ll Gcnrrre J.

IFeruu ~ Murrriv River.

Ezra G. sick bav man.

Cnmhrltilzo i» 1'! Tiic will be DIF- sent-ttrl with lttiill-erl "I. g Rm ("rom-a nud citaaret c by

.. Pmvlnciol Gf7"f'"l‘.l‘il'.‘llt through the 1 Corns. Tho pres- , "irked after bv Ml". A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Services.

a Donald Biikci- and James Council.

‘ " oi of Uiiiou Commer- cial College iii Charlottetown. has been ill for over a month and was

Hector Gll-‘ls of Melville unser" an operation in the Prince Edyal

I 1 ' z - - unable to return to the College fol- sfugingfrlziorsipltffié 3lllelfiliielgfalyve€gilVfdlg~l .- . .- - . , - v_ .

the cattle lie was attending szruck him in the eye with it 110m. The man was rushed to Charwttezown Slwrlly after by plane which went out for him. It landed in a field

on Saturday near his home.

Lil f>~l,id:r f _ ___—* _ Affif; FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The s, ;,n-_.,<s~d._. mv_ funeral of the late Eilward DfiITtlUi

, “n5 (puwnded by nwny the Cutcliffe Funeral Home. The The pallbearers were 39114565 Wfllje conducted by Capt. Morris, L. R. Allen, Mercer, asssted by the Rev. T.W. T. J Carruthers, Goodwill at the grave. The pali- bearers: Daniel smith. Arthur Niac- PEQPWS Dbllttld, John Beck. Dziiiicl Mac- Dougall. Rankine McLainc, Capt, _ C E. Myers. Interment Canoe Cove The many friends on Prince Ed- cqmggery; ward Island as well as elsewhere ‘

Mi . ire w old friends. Messrs. C B B. Clark, Iilleriiiozii the CflllflillllY

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will learn with sincere regrets of The funeral of Mr‘ Symon Day’ the deatn of \Irs. Joseph G. White- for many years nmn courier a;

iicad on J

1111i‘ 2W1 1Y1 mi‘ Win- Vltellington, was held on Sunday

iiipcg Gel ,.i Hospital. afternoon There was a short sci"-

Mrs. Vfiiitelicaci was formerly vim qt, his late lioiile in Welling- Miss Janie Durant. diluulitrr of “m. fgflowed by n SCI-via; at me M1- 81"! M11 5111111191 Durant 0i church at Union Corner. Rev, Dr. Margatc. Murray officiated at both services

The funeml was conducted on which were largely ai.gended_ The

January 24th by her rector, Rev. pallbearers “let-e M.,-pm, Mac. George Calvert in St. Matthew's (Jarville, Charles Ayers Frank Anglican Church of which she W88 Day, Archie Gziudel, Jnlm g5-

a. devoted member,

—RECEIVES LETTER. FROM VISCOUNT BENNETT — Mr. . S MacKay of Brace MacKay and Co, Sumrnerside lias received a letter frrni Viscount Bennett form- er Caiiiiciian Prime Minister" in which he speaks ve highly of the cclifige and determination o1 the c

Roches, Fred MacAuslzuld.

MAGDALEN FLIGHT —- Three passengers and 800 pounds of mail were flown to the Magdalen Islands by Maritime Central Airways _v»:s- t-erday afternoon. Among the DIISS- cngers was Fir. Frank Ileslle. “ell- KIlIOWII meThant aft Grindstone.

n5 of tandem t Con," vt io was m urning rom a business and fortitude are rcnixaiqllr-able add mp u’ the mamhmd- The Plane they are determined to carry on also landed at Amherst. Island. On come what. may. They continue 1.0 the return m? 600 pounds of mull go albout their business as if n-oth- and 071° P85591189? WIT‘ lflkell IO illg had happened. Their women Charlottetown. Capt. Carl Burke are simply marvelous, doing with was at. the controLs yesterday and out‘ many til-Ines quite cheerfully, made the return trip of 220 miles their one purpose is to win the in 85 minutes. It is expected that war. CCmC Whfll» mfiY- another trio will be made to the

Gulf Islands this afternoon. FAREWELL GATHERING — Keith Jenkins one of Mt. Herbert's boys who has joined the Airforce to of the P. E. I. Highlanders unit serve his king and country was died yesterday at Newfoundland, bvbbvrbd before leaving by his m5 parents. Mr. and Mrs, Patrick blends and nieghbours when they Doyle, Hayfield Street were in- ghthered at. the home of his par- formed. The message contained no ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins laarticulars. His parents had not w, tender liini a farewell address bccn aware their son ivas sick. 311d presentation of a. beautiful Pte. Doyle was 21 years old. He wrist watch. lVLlj. Russell Driscoll was well-known in hockey circles read the address in which was ex- here where he played first. with a pxessed pride that the community midget team and then with juniors. felt. in his decision to answer the He was known to many as "Pop" call to duty. Keith replied very Doyle. He enlisted iii September, ftclingly thanking all for their kind- 1939. ncss. Lunch was then served by Surviving in addition to his par- th= ladies and the remainder of the cuts are four brothers and four "b31118 was spent in dancing. sing- sisters. The brothers are, William. 1M. ew- A very pleasant evening Hush. John and Patrick, Jr., while XB-Tdbmlléht t0 t1 close by singing the sisters are Mary, Catherine. K11 Lang sync and God save the Teresa, and Eileen, All are at "18- home. Pie. Doyle tvas the oldest of the family.

WEDNESDAY

Ptc. Lawrence Doyle. a member

In ‘the early hours of Saturday morning January 24th, Marggrgg RBJHSBY beloved wife of the late Lac. F. M. MacKenzie. R. C. A. John Crater passed to the Great F. was in the City yesterday en- Beyond at her home in Baltic after route to the mainland after spend- Qflll‘ a few days illness at the ago of lug a pleasant furlough visiting Iris 80 ycars. She was the daughter of Parent-i. M1‘. and Mrs. J. A. Mac- tile late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kenzie. Montague.

Ramsay of Baltic and was a life -—-— ' long resident of that place. The dec- SOLDIERS LEAVE "— Twenty" emu was o; a kindly and lovab]. one soldiers from No. B2 C.A,B.T.C. disposition ‘always ready and wining at Beach Grove left over the week- m help in all uie Worth while failings “d m’ 5mm" °1E°‘l"-°'@ 1" Ca"- Of life. a kind hostess m he, home nda. Eleven were residents of Nova . , Scotia. All the men were privates. wlicie all were made welcome. She The Islanders included: Arsenauit, was also a faithful attendant of tho JP s . .. ummerside, Gallant, J. 1",, United Church as long as health Carma] Bede que. Genge. R. H., permitted tier. She leaves to mourn pleas“; grove Gregory F E 5t her Passing one son KCIJ‘ wiui whom ' ' ' " '

. Avards, MacEwen, G.B., Stanle she resided. also three brothers Will- Budge’ Macmnnon, 5L" Rich): lam and Arthur, Baltic and Russcl mend, MpcKinnon, (;_ w,, Rich- "f Weblfim Cflflbdfl. besides a wide mend. MucPherson, D. L, Bolicvue, circle of relatives and friends to McInnis, L. M., North Rustlco, Wilt. whom deep sympathy is extended. F.W., Armadale. Before leaving they

——~—— were presented with cigarettes by

CHAMPION - FIMSER NUP- the Provincial Government through TIALS-The Eskiiie and American the Car 0n Canada Corps. The United Chiucii. Sherbrookc Street. Dresengnnoiys were looked gflgr uv Montreal. was the scene of u pretty Mn A‘ G, Bruce o; [he Canadian

wCddlllihgg January 17th. at 7.15 Legkm war servlmsl

PM . f tllclMlfltlSligl‘ DrL lag-lie ______ neon. crmcrv o ew i-L on . ' BURIAL YESTERDAY - The P. E. I.. united in marriage Moigaret funeral of Mm Margaret Blancth yesterday morning

Rita. daughter of Mr. and Mrs G.

E. Champion, Charlottetown Airport “d “'35 hcld ,

u; James pg Ffaggf o; the R“ A 1:3 from her latc residence to St. Dun- {Perry Command. son of Mr. and stanl; Basilica where Requiem Mi-il. J. A. Fraser, Charlottetown. High Mass was celebrated b Capt. The prettv young bride. who was a Rev. W. McCai-dle. The pal bearers former employee of the Maritime were Messrs Michael Langley. Capt. Central Airways. wore a gown 111E Gallant Ernest lvfcCary. Frank Dowdel" blue with black accessories y Casey 1119150,, Hanson and s“. glrfcdhlailbhsfl“ m,‘ “$115M “r5539 °l geant A.‘J. McInnis. service at the by hcryfatiiecrwiifidg i?“ ltitflmzrclfiage grave was conducted by Rev‘ H"

“s a ~“ i" O'Neil, Viking, Altn.

bridesmaid by her sister Mrs. J. Roy

Campbell who chose a becom RED CROSS D4NC5_Ab°“t ‘o0 soldier blue ensemble with a corsnge 9mm” ‘mended l‘ W" ‘uccessful of sweetheart roses. Durin tho dbme spmlsmfll by m‘: m‘! cw“ cgremgny ‘he church mums; D “m; at Government I-Ioilse last night. silililbll‘ wedding selections. Edison Proceeds of the entertainment W111 Mglgmiun, R, A, F, Ferry Command l." USCG for war work. The ditllllj; formerly of Charlottetown sup- room was decorated wilii snap- nortcd the groom. The bride's dragons for the occasion. His Hon- mother was dressed in Forest Green -.-ur. Lieutenant Governor B_ W. with matching accessories and the Lt-Page, Mrs. LePage. Han. Dr. W. groom's mother was smart in a navv .1. P. MacMillan. president of the blue costume, After the wedding D1005] 341;] Cm“ 50cm, and M“ rccflnllon and buffet flvbb" W842 A. mm, ciiiiirmkiibf the Wo-

hel at the home of Mr. ma“! w“ work commit,“ re_ ::l%..if:l~it".rri.llzs"..zlll.'rivz owl M». w. l. P. wives or the R A “I,” Con“ MacMillan and Miss Beulah Mun-

" ‘_ ' l" I ' roe poured tea The Royal Air fnlfgflgicgr flyelclgowilyzggm gcigfl: rforce orchestra donated incli- ser- wll’ make their home in Montreal ‘"098 for the evenmg and supplied

first class music for th a i . svrjiaclieiii-e followed by hosts of good”! u Q I 81w HI

m ,§cn,_»_uc;ed we sew, was held yesterday afternoon from l

Mr. J. J. Curlcy uf Vci"ilon River,‘ SAFE ARRIVAL-Mr. and Mrs. --'1'im Misses Clam and Blanche

was a visitor to the City yesterday.

Mrs. George Bell. Victoria Av- enue, is a patient in the Prince Edtvard island Hospital. She is un- czsrgoing treatment.

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..'Mi"s. Adrian Maclnnls was a visitor to Charlottetown recently, attending the Women's Organizat- ion Meeting at the Charlottetown Hotel, ivhere Aime. Casgrain of Montreal was guest speaker. Mrs. MacIiinfs is Provincial President 0f the Catholic Women's League.

Mr. W. J. Lidstone was elected mayor of Summerside for an eighth term ycsterdrrv, defeating retiring Mayor Jtt ll E, Catnpbeii by a ma- jority of 170 voles in the civic el- ection. Lidstoiie polled 460 voles and Campbell 290.

By wards the votes were: Centre ward—Lldstone 85; Campbell 59. West ward-Lidstone 186; Campbell 114, East ward—-Lidstone 189; Ciunpbcll 117.

-FUNI-IRAL 0F MRS. MOUN- 'l'AlN--The funeral of Mrs, Leigh Mountain was held on Tuesday afternoon from her late residence on Convent Street. Summerside and was very largely attended. Rev. Win. Verwoife conducted the ser-

r. lice assisted by Rev. Mr. sulllvan.

The pallbearers were all cousins of the deceased and were, Messrs. Bradford, Blrchfleld. Garfield, Earle. Harry and John Yeo. Int-er- mciit was iii the People's Ceme- tr-ry, SIllflI!'l0l‘$l..i€.——S.

DAILY PULLMAN ASSURED — Efforts to have a daily pullman gel-vice of the CNR. operate to and fro-m Prlrc~ Edward Island have been si fill. it was ail- by Mr. B. Gra- suyerviscr of the . Bureau. This ser- vice, which tt,_.,. never been enjoy- ed in the province before during the winter months, will commence on Mfllldl)‘, Fsbruary 9. For several nlilflllls a pullman has been in op- eration on Monday. Wednesday and "iday each “trek. The new daily service will connect at Moiicton with the Scotian arriving in Mon:- rcal at 8.30 a.iii. Passenger: would thus ho osr-urrd of travelling with- out chm: from tho Island right. to Mcntrral avciding the incon- of changing on and off _ ai- Borclrn and Tormen- tiile as was customary wilen there was no tiu'oiigli_ sleeping ca:

‘Ilic United Church Parsonage, Suullliciz-iuv. was the scene oi a very prent- iniirrailzc Wcdiiesuay. Jail. 21 iit i0 ii. in. when Miss rtooerta Eti- ilu ifaiiisay, Li. N.. uaugnteruf Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ramsay. Arlington. bc- caiiic the wlfe of Mr. Carl Clark Moase. son o1 Mr. and Mrs Major Moast. St. Eieanors. Rev. K. G. Sul- livan ucriormcd the ceremony.

‘the brine was intended D,V Mrs. wiliiiiin ivlllls. it. N. Mr. Waluvon Mouse. consul ortlie groom. was best man. The bride wore a tailored coal. oi teal blue with wine hat and accessories. The hflDDY VDlIIIlZ couple left by train for Charlottetown re- turning ‘Inursday evening to the home of the bride's parents where u. ixfiddlllil supper was served to the bridal oartv and immediate rela- iives. 'lhe bride is one of our most: popular" and capable nurses and the groom one of St. Eleanors pc uiar farmers. ‘Ihcir many friends jo n in wishing Mr. and Mrs, Moase many veal-s of happy wedded life.

Thirty-nine soldiers from No. 62 C. A. B. T. C. at Beach Grove left. veserdav morning for service else- where lil Canada. Of this number thirty were Islanders and the re- mainder from Nova Scotia.

'l“ne islanders. all privates. includ- ed: Doucctte. A. .. Tignlsh; F. J. ; A. J. Elliott. 0'Leai ; . . Stewart. Caledonia: J. D Burke._Mcunt Stewart East: J. D I. Mclnnls. North Lake: C. R. Burt. Bradalbane: J. B. A. Arsenauit, wel- lington; T. Knockwood, I-cnncx Isl- and: C. A. Blitkney. Sea View: A. R. Henderson. Union Road: F. 1. Dou- gan, Donaidston; A. P. McCorniack. New Zealand; J. E. Greenan. South Melville: L. F. Hlacquiere. Charlotte- town: H B. Doiron. Rusticoville; A. M. Craswell, Hunter River; L. Mc- Guriy._Selkii"k: S. G. Adams. New wiitshire: G, E. Connick, Kensing- ton; W_. E. Ferguson. Emerald:

K. Inglis. McNciiPs Mills: St. C. MacDonald, Bedeque: . W. Payn- lierslie: W R. Saunders.

: E. R. Hutchinson. Eller- A. Mullen. Triicadie Cross and P. R. Paynter. Tignish. Before leaving they were presented with cigarettes bv the Provincial Gov- ernment through the Carry On Canada Corps. The presentations were looked after by Mr. A. G. Bruce of the Canadian Legion War Services.

THURSDAY

—AIIE SWORN IN — Mayor-El- ect Winsloe J. Udstone and three councillors were sworn in yester- day at the Summerside Tlown Hail. T516 oath of office was administer- e by Stipendiary Magistrate E. H. Strong. K. C. Mayor Lidstone and Councillors J. Lloyd Gorrili, Henry Wedge and '1'. D. Morrison were el- ected at yesterday's civic election. The personnel of the council re- mains unchanged. Mayor Lidswne replaced Retiring Mayor John E. Campbell. defeated at the polls 'I‘uesday.—S.

-—RECEIVES IMPORTANT POST -Dr. John 1-‘. MacNeill o! Stunner- side has received word that his nephew Mr. John F. MacNeill. KC. of the Department of Justice at Ot- tawa. has lust been appointed to an important ocsition as law clerk and Parliamentary counsel for the Sen- ate. succeeding W. F. O'Connor. K. C.. who died inst summer. Mr, Mac- Neill was born in Hampton. N. 3.. but resided for some time with his uncle. Dr. MacNeili and Mrs. Mac- Neill at Summcrside. For a time he worked in the post office at Sum- merside. In 1914 lie left Summcraide to attend Acadia University. In I915 he enlisted from summer-side and went overseas with the Prfnoeu Pats and while in England oined the sir-mailers. Aficr the war e re- turned to his studies as Acadia graduating with a B. A. from there in 1923. He went from there to Du‘- hnuale University to graduate in law. Following his graduation he went to Ottawa as secretary to Sir Chin-lea HtaPati-ick. who was at that time chairman of the Statute Revision Commission. Mr. MacNi-ill has held manv important posts. He was lent. to The Hague all lunior legal re- presentative for Canada. At the

Parliamentary counsel to the Se ate. he held the nosltlon of senici- advisory counsel. His manv Island 218x161 will wish him ovary oucceu.

Wilbert Dockenderff, North _River. received a. cable recently from their aon Sgt. W A. G. Garfield Dockendorff. announcing his safe arrival overseas. He is n member of the Royal Canadian Air Force.

CONFINED T0 HOME — Mr. Harry G. LHDUKOFU, well-known representative of the George wes- ton Company, is still confined to his home in the City because of illness. It is pleasing to note that he is making rapid recovery and eXPQCfs to be out around again in a week.

PICTON. Ont, Feb. 4 --(C!') —Ross Amen, 25. native o.’ Prince Edward Island (humc town unavailable). was killed today when the limb of a fa1i~ in: tree rebounded from the ground and eilrurk hlm. Amati was cutting lveev at the film.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY —- The funeral of the late Capt. John N. MacKinnon was held from the Mac- Lean mineral home yesterday after- noon where services were conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster who also officiated It. the grave. Interm-eii: People's Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Messrs. H. J. Phillips, Jiirzics Herring. Lemuel Winchester, Wil- lard Jordan, Harper McNeiil. F. N. McKee.

PRESENTATION. —- Mr. Keith Jenkins Mt. Herbert. left on Thurs- day. January 29th to _ In iiie R. C. A. F. On Friday. January 23rd Keith was the guest of honor at a partv given _by his friends and neighbours at the lovelv home of his parents Mr. and ins. On behalf of those present. the truest of honor was presented with a beautiful watch cf service design. Accompanying the gift was a verv complimentary address A host of friends loin in wishing Keith the best of luck and a liaimv landing-

--CELI'JBRATE 50TH ANNIVER- SARY -— Mr. and Mrs. George A- Jeffery of" Linkletter, Road. celebi ai- ed their 50th wedding anniversary quietiv at their home on Tuesday. A number of friends and neighbours called at the tea hour when alter- noon tea was served. Their daugh- ter. Miss Effie Jeffery hnvirlil made two cakes. one for the bride and the other for the groom. especially. for the liaouy occasion. M1". and Mrs. Jeffery received many IIICSSGR- cs bv telephone and telegraph ivisii- ing them manv haopv returns uud good Luck: also some lovely flowers and beautiful gifts. Mi". and Mrs. Jeffery have resided at Llllltlellfl‘ for about 41 vcars and DPOVIOUS l0 that had lived in the States. 'I'l~.e Guardian joins then-many friends in hearty WhRYBIIIIEIIOIIS.-——S

OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY -Mr. and Mrs. John Hancock, Upper Belle River, were receiving the congratulations of their many friends yesterday on the occasion of their 58th. wedding anniversary. Both are 87 years of age and en- joyins 800d health although Mrs. Hancock has been confined to bed for several years. Mr. Hancock, a native of Philadelphia _and Mrs. Hancock, formerly Fannze Gay of Pownal, were married in Charlotte- town but spent iill their wedded life in Belle River. They have two sons, Chester, Belle River and Charles. Melville and two daught- ers. Amy, Mrs. B. W. Rogers. New Hampshire and Mrs. Nellie Du- VergerJLynn, Mass“ also ll grand- children, TIIEII‘ youngest grandson. H2O is only a year old, was chinst- ened Winston Churchill Hancock.

Hls- Worship, Mayor B. ROY Hglgngr] was rc-elecied by accla- mation yesterday when he re- offered for his second term as chief Magistrate c-f Charlottetown during itne civic nomination. Five councillors, representing Wards 1. 2, 3 and 4 respectively, were also re-eieced to another term in the City Council,

It looked like an acciamation for all the members of the DYE-Wm Council when, less than two 110W’! before the ncminations were scheduled to close. no new names were submitted. However. between 2:30 and 3 p.m. Mr. A, '1‘. Mac-

G- Kinnon. local contractor and Mr.

A. L. Wright, shoe merchant. iiom- mated for Ward 5. In this PM- tlcular Ward, which ls the iaiflesl in the City. three Councillors are elected each term, The ilii-ce coun- cillors representing the Ward at present, Councillors J. E. BlflnJl- ard, Henry Lapthom and B. Earle MacDonald, are seeking re-easc-

tion. In the last Civic election t-iiese 11‘

men were elected by acclimation. The Civic election will be held next Wednesday, Feb. 11.

Councillors re-elecied bl‘ 111K118- matiozi ycstcrda were: Ward 1. Conn. T, A. But er; Ward 2, Qoun. F. C. Doumin: Ward 3. Coun J. ' McKee and Ward 4 Ccun. R. C. chandler and Colin. J, E. Stems.

The three Water Commissioners. Messrs. J. A, Wsbster. W- D. ml- lls and G. D. Wright. were also rte-elected by acciamation.

A deep gloom was cast. over Mt. Albion on the morning of January 16th, 1942. when it became known that. J. ‘Richard Stewart, a well known and respected resident had passed away. How true it is; "In the midst of life we are in death" Although being in poor Iiealth for a short time. his death came very unexpectnbly. Mr. Stewart was a man of sterling character. a very affectionate husband. a kind and loving father a good neighbour. who was always ready to lend a hand in time of need of trouble. Beside his sorely bereaved wife, (nee Alberta Boawall) the follow- ing am left to mourn. one son and four daughters. Mrs. Gay Mac- Eatliern, Mermaid. Mrs. William Ross, Vernon; Mrs. Harry Horton. Mt. Albion; Mary and Albert at home; also eight. grandchildren and seven sisters Mrs. Annie Irving, Mrs. Sadie May. Mrs. Belle Irving, Boston, Mrs. Leonard Wood. Mrs. Henry Wood, Southport; Mrs. ‘Ilieophilus Wood. Waterside, and Mrs. Lane Boswali. Mt. Melllck. His funeral which was largely nt- tended. was held from his late residence to Pownal United Church. The Services at ire house and grave were conduc‘ ‘ by the Rev. D. K. Ross, Pownul. the hymns sung ware. Rock of Ages. In the Sweet by and by. and Nearer. my God to Thee. The pallbearers were Messrs Harri’ Kelly. Wm. Dayle, Clarence Wood. Ralph Horton, Lin. wood molten. an It.

TIGHT

Mrs. I-Ienrv Jenk- J

Noonan spent the wreck-end at their home in Albany.

Miss Mary Belle Cook. Char- icttetown formerly of Belle River wit on Jan 27th for Boston. Mass. where she intends spending the Wlllltl‘ visiting relatives and friends.

—Mr Daniel Lyle. mail driver at Central Becicoue was remembered on Christmas Eve by his friends on the mail route and in the village. when he was presented with a well filled purse and n box of chocolates. a token of their appreciation of his courteous and efficient service.

FUNERAL SERVICES - ‘I119 funeral of the late szster Marie _, Sister of Providence. for- liicrly "Kailnleeil Curran of St. Teresa, tvas held with Solemn Rte- quiem Mass at Providence Muffler House, Holycke Massachusetts. on Saturday morning, Januuary 31st.

PRIVATE FUNERAL IIELD - Tiie funeral of Mr. John Wilson. Prince Street. was held privately from the MlicLcun Funeral Home vesteday morning where services were conducted by Rev T. H. Bus sell Somers who also conducted. the service at: the grave. Interment was in the People's Cemetery.

JOINS TIIE_NA—V—Y—_'I\vo more boys from Albany Village 11'4"! joined the RCNVR, Ivan Norman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Noon- aii and Harry Noonzm, scri of Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. s Noonan, Harry has two brothers serving with the R. C. A. F.

Mr. James F. Herring. Capt. Allan Macbcod. Murray Harbor. Mr. Jchn . Stewart. Little Sands. John Cairns of Little Sands. were pass- engers to Charlottetown yesterday to attend tile funeral of Capt. John N. McKiiiiioii of Providence. R which Lock niece from the MacLean Pilneral Parlo‘ yesterday after- noon. Mr. He: _ the eve- ning train to visit iiis son Mr. Jul- ian Honing of the C. N. R. at Bor- den for ii few davs.

-—-QUII~."l‘ WEDDING —- A quiet svcddiiil: tcok place at the Baptist Parsonage on Monday. when Rev. C_ W. Cooke united in marriage. Miss Exina Frances Crossman. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. James Crossnian of Siliiiiuerside to Mr. Pcrcv Alexander" Morrison. son of Mi". Daniel Morrison of Un- ion Corner. The voting couple were unattended. 'Iiieii" many friends wish them much halJPitiess and. l)1‘OSD€l'IlV."-S

OFFICERS ELECTED — Tile Annual llliTflllg cf the St, Elim- lic us Aid uus held on Sunday, I-‘cb 1st, 1942. Interesting reports on the years work was read by the retiring President and Secretary. The following officers were elected. President. Mrs G Peppln. First Vice Prcsidcnt. Mrs. Toni Mc- Millan. Sccnnd Vic.» President, Mrs. Gavin Duffy. Treasurer, Mrs. McNeil)‘. SQCIGHUQVfMIS. tDr). I. E. Croken.

ANNUAL MEETING. - 'I‘i"le An- nual Meeting of New Wlltsnire Dis- trict Roval Scarlet Chapter iviis hold in King Ivilliain Lodgeroom. Kingston. on January 14th at the close of the District meeting. The

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goilgwinlz officers were elected: W.C. take

. MacDuff D.C.. Elmer Younker. C. Chaim. F. C. Dollar. C. Scribe. L

n. Coles. c. Treas.. a. n. Dollar. cl Marslr. Davis Ward. 1st Lest“ W. Wood, 2nd Ilcct. R. MacLean. 1st;

Cond. Milliir Ilendcrscn. 2nd Coiitl. Hlbbert Trcmcrc. Herald E. Holmes. Sentinel, Wm. H. Paul. Auditor, F. C. Dollar. Auditor. J. A. Murray.

OFFICERS ELI'J(."I‘I<ID. —Tl\e Ail- nual Meeting of New Willsliirc Dis- trict Lodve was held at Kings on. in King tvilliiim Lodge P011111 0Y1 January 14th. with l1 izcori attend-

nnce althouiih the dav was soine- 1Q

what disagreeable. encouraging re- ports were presented bv the various Lodges. showing tire order to be in a flourishing condition. The men.- bers of KinzVl/ilhaln LOKISZI‘ enter- tziiiicd the visiting Brethren in their homes. A hearty vote o1 thanks “as extendcd them bv tllc visiting mvin- bers for their ilosoitaiity. l‘iie_fol- lowing officers - D Master. G. Miiiar Henderson. D. D. Master. Richard Mar-Lean. D. 0111111 Elmer Youiikcr. D. Rec Secv. J.

. C. Dollar. M. E

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Fin. S."(.'\'., (l. Bccr. MacSwaiii. I) Lect. A, E. _. D Lrct. Win. H. Paul, D. Alldlw - Duvis Ward. D. Auditor. Hibbert Tremere.

GlLLIS-YOUN —A iuettv wed- (Pug was soleninizet at the Chilrcll cf tlie Immaculate Conception. Sydney Mines, Felt 2nd, with Rev. , L Mclsaac official. iig at nup- tial mass, when Elizabeth, daugh- ter of Mr and Mrs. John James Young, Sydney Mines became the bride of Cpl. Bernard Glllis, R. C. A“ son of Ml‘ and Mrs Joseph M. Glllis. cf Indian River, P. E. I The bride's dress was a blue ensemble. She carried a prayer book and was attended by Miss Dolly Wade. WNW Pie. Wilfred Perry, R. C A.. of St. Michael, P. E. I., did tho honors for fine groom In the evening a supper and reception was held at the homo t-f the bride's parents. The toast. tn the bride was proposed by her bro- other. John Young, and responded by the groom. Mrs, Young was assisted in serving by Mrs. Mc- Lean and Miss Katie Ratchford. Mr. and Mrs. Clilils. who are very popular" have the best wishes o! their many friends for a long and happy wedded life.

FRIDAY

—ARE SUCCESSFUL- Among some of the Islanders who were successful with their half Ybarly examinations at Nova Scotia tech- nical college. Halifax. were Mr. Lorne MacDougail, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. MncDougail, Eilersiie passing with 9 grade A's and 2 B's; Mr. William Fraser. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fraser. Alberton. with 8 grad: A's and 3 B's. These young men are to be congratulated on ilreir splendid showing-S.

Y's MEN'S CLUB-The month- ly business meeting of the Char- lottetown Y's Men's Club was held last night with Mr. June; I-Iaslam in the chair. Among time bitumen! reports was one referring to the recently organized Junior Hl-Y Grad club. Eleven members belong to this club at. present and 1t 1! onen to boys between the ages of 1'. and 1B. Mr. E. Olawson WM an; ptrlnkd to represent the Y's Menu m tonight's War Loan meeting i_n City Hall, Guests at int nights meeting included: Fit. Lt. the Rev. A. C. French. Chaplain of the R.

FNd Robert-A P." Cpl. Thomas Colic R.A.l".. Licut. A and i" Ila-null OMXIIIILI Ra

BINJINS

1.. CFCW on a Norwegian tanker

" Kcnzie. Charlottetown on Friday ‘

Michael of the B. C. N.

Edward V. R.. ls pending two weeks fur- lough witli his father. MI- ‘Ibbmll Mic ael. 01W-

The friends of Mrs. Frank Will- oughby will regret to learn she ts seriously ill in the Charlottetown Hospital.

BULBS

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Iiispital on Wednesday. la mating “I'M ltd-Irv Fun-Ii n! comfortably and makinu satisfact- amt-o Ivno- m: Imq ,,, ory progress. Major Roars arrived main dn-ulvy mmlum, Wlgdnesday evening to with his Inm- lutbvmluitiqm,h,,___ w e. 4H

TIMETABLE CHANGE! -Com- mencing Saturday. Ebb. 7th, the tmln now leaving Bummerside for Tignléli at 1.30 p. m. on Saturdays will not leave until 3.00 p. m. on

this day, according to an aruiounoe- ‘jujwyfAffigijif-géam

merit by R. J. S. Weatlierston, 31 um to M, and M“ I‘ . - - - - o one; sfv.;:.'“s£.:. 337mm’ v

ton. This change is being made In order to afford patrons more time to do llzeir weekeri shopping.

. FUNERAL Al‘ BUNBIIRY-Pfiln- eral services for the late Mrs. Nell- lngtcn Hume were held yesterday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. MacDonald, Bunbury and were conduwed by the Rev. D. K. Ross and Rev. Donald Boothrcyd after which the remains were forwarded to Wood Islands where interment will take place this afternoon. The pallbearers were: C. J. Wood. Henry S. Smnllwood. Edi- son Douglas, Willard Kelly. Herbert. Mason and Leonard Wool.

MACBWEN-At P. u. I. Ilospital Feb. 2, 1942, to Mr. and Mrs, 13ml lei MacEwen, 11mg Creek, :1 so“ MALLETT - At the P, c. I. 11ml. tal. Jan. 38. I942. to Mr. and M,‘ Elmer M . City. n. son. GALLANT-At Hunter River Jay; 16. 1942, to Mr. and Mrs. Andrey Gallant. a son.

CORBI-ITI‘—At South (‘vriiuvlllq Jan. 2i, 1942, to Mr. and u" Imus Corbett, a daughter. McQUARRlE-At Hurtei" Hill! Jan. 31. 1942. l/o Mr. and Mrs. wry McQuarrie of North Milton. R ssll, MacKINNON-At the City Hospital on Jan. 4. 1942. to Mi". and .\irs, James Maurice MacKinnon a E01], (nee Eleanor Gallant) Gerald.

MARRIAGES

SUMfiER-WIACLEAN — At St. Paul's Anglican Church. Charlotte. town. on Saturday. January- 3i, 19. 42, by the Rev. A. LeDi-eiv Gardirr, assisted by Flt.-Lt.. the Rev. A. c. French. Miss Marjorie Louise wac- Imn of Charlottetown and Incu- ard Jcserli Sumpter of Kettering. Northamotnnshlic. England.

BACK FROM TRIP-After three months service in the merchant marine. Mr. J. Frank Macdonald returned to his Iiome in Cardigan last night. As a member of l-QG

e crossed the Atlantic and called at several ports in ‘she United King- dom. The trip across was unevent- ful as was also the return voyage. However. the ship had several "close calls" in the sub infested waters on the trip from a port in the United DEATES States to an East Canadian Port. EM“_""—“‘MoNs __‘m Roxbmy. Jan M