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LEAVES FOR OTTAWA - Mr. Donald A. MacDonald, 34.8.2.- Glenfinnan left on Saturday for Ottawa where he Will represent the Poultry Producers of P. E. Is- land at a conference between agrlcultuml officials and represen- tatives of the British Ministry c-f Food.

Mr. Milton Millmail, electrical enginacr of Plymouth, Mass. re- cently returned to his home after spending a deirghtftll vacation with his tlncle, Mr. J. B, Millman and Mrs. Mlliman. Kensington. and other relatives. This 1s Mr. Millmuns first visit i0 P, E 1.. and he is so pleased with the beau- ties of our Island he will return nest-t 39a!" with lit-s fluniiy.

I-‘FNI-TIIAL III-JLD YESTERDAY -Ti\l‘ funeral of the late Mrs- Llrinizi ltfzirMillan was held yes- tcrrlny afternoon from Trinity Un- itrd Church, Ii was very iflfii-Bify’ attended. Rev. Mr. Rice of Trin- ity United Church and Rev. Mr. Wcivsinl‘ of Zion Church were the officiating ministers. The pnll i'!f.‘iil'1"l'5 wore, Hon. B. W. LePage. M"<=l\_ Charles Reardon. iWank Howard, George Hughes, Freder- ick Clarke, Wesley Smith. Inter- ment \\'-1s in the People's Ceme- tery, Charlottetown,

Thp death occurred on Saturday morning, November 2, 19443, in the Prince Edward Island Hospital of Anm M. Hnszarrl. widow of the iatr- Louis A. Haszard.

Horn on November l. i866, Mrs. Hz-srurfl was the daughter nf the lalc George and Eliza Compton of St Elcannrs, P. E. I.

Sh; was one of the esrly grad- uates of the Nursing School of the Prince Edward Island Hospital. beginning her training in the first hospital sud completing it in the than new building on Kensing- ton Road.

As s member of St, Paul's An- glican Church she gave much of her time and means to church work and was always a faithful

Yer!’ Rev. R. V. MaoKenaie, D.D.,l Rector of laint Dunstan‘s Univer- lily. Dr. G. D. Steel. Principal of Prince of Wales College, Mr. L. W. Show. Director of Education and M‘ Elmer Pineau, Principal of Summerside High School leave to- day for Antigonlsh to attend meetings at 8t. Fmncis Xavier University of the Common Exam- lns Board of the Maritlmes and Newfoundland and the Central Advisory Committee on Education.

The meeting of the Examining Board will deal solely with the examinations as prepared for the Gratin XI and XII in these pro- vinces. It. will be attended by re- prescnt-itives of Departments of Education, Universities, college and High Schools.

PIIALANX NEW OFFICERS - Thc weekly supocr meeting of the Pilzilnnx Ilraterilitv me‘. at the Y M C A. After stroper was served the minutes qf the last meeting were read and adopted followed by the instalation of officers by the Mentor Major Frank Storey. The officers rciirinz we as follows; Prilnus. Iornc Eftorey, Proprimus John MncInnis, Tribune. Dan Jewell; Quzles. . Don MacLennan. New Officers consistinz of Prlmus, John Mclnnis; Pioprimus, Harry flhompsnn. Tribttne, Dan Jewell; Quaestor. Fred Norton. Other new Zcommittecs consisting of: Program. Zcommitteeet Art Avarcl, Wendall arr: Scrriul coutmittee. Jack Proud. ‘Hollis Thompson; ‘lVays and Means icommittee. Inrn-e Storey Wendell fIt/Inclminc; Public Relations, Hollis sThompson. Ilruld MacPhrrson; {Membership mmmittee Dick Hurst; ‘Sports committee. Clifton Court: flivendzill Corr; Finance committee. “Fwd Norton. Don MaoLennan: .~Room mmmittce, Jack Worth. Al- flred MacDonald. Dick Hurst was cappointcd the Clubs pianist for the uv year The met-ting thcn closed 1 y a sing song

g .____ f A wedding of much interes: to {friends was solemnizcrl at the Sac- fred Heart Church, Alberton, whcu iMiss Estella Marit- Cummings. Yoniy daughter of Di’. and Mn. Cummings. was united in the holy lbrmris of matrimony to Loo s1 ‘Clair Grcenan, youngest son of 'William and the late Mrs. Green- ,ln, “Brne".

Rev. Esther Wm. Monaghan oer- Zformed the ceremony and celx-hrnt-I eri ihc Nuptial Muss.

The bride looked beautiful. at- tired in a gold wool suit with thrown velvet trimmings and brown accessories and wore a corsagg of -whitc sweet peas. Thu bride wss ‘ ttcndcd by her friend Miss Mao ,Mnilcy who wore n rose wool suit ,witll brown accessories, her cor- ;lagn was of pink sweet pen.

' Mr. Lco McIsaac. cousin of the {bride ably supported the groom.

Alter the ceremony the bridnl lparty motored to the bride's par- ‘ants’ homo to a goose dinner. from tho happy couple left by Ino- ztor to the flstern part of the Is- and returning in tho evening to s supper and reception at the room's father's home. where they received many beautiful gifts. 15w --happy couple will reslds In ‘Brae’ where ting groan‘ is a pros- ‘porous young farmer. esrwis n ltd oxtqpded ta Mr. and Mrs.

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oer of the executive of the Assoc- iation. rial Deputy ltilnistcr of Public Works and Highways.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY

funeral of the lnle Mrs LA. Has- zard was hcii from St Paul's Church yesicrila; afternoon. The

service was conducted by the Rev. JT_ Ibbott who also conducted the service at the grave. Inter- ment in Sheiwood ceinetcry. The pallbearers were, Hon (iéorge D. DeBlois. W.R. Aitkcn, H E Mil- ler. J. Ernest Worth, AJ. Hnslam nrld H A Mcsscrvey

RECOVERED FROM ACCIDENT -The many 11101171." of Mr. John Carew, Greenvnlr, ore giving him a myai welcome home froln the P. s: I hos m1 smi- his serious shooting nccic e111 and are glad to see him looking so well. Mr. Carew speaks very highly of the care given him by the nursing staff and of the doctors in charge. (Patriot please copy).

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of lhc laze John Munroe was held yesterday afternoon from the home of his daughter. Mrs Harry Moore. Milton. services at the home and grave were conduct- ed by the Rev. G, Carlyle Webster assisted by the Rev, S.J. Davies. and Mr. Donald Nicholson. The pallbearers were. Ray Younker. Ray Ooles. Frail: Frasci. William Moiyneaux, Wlililm hicvore, and John A. MacDonald. Interment was in Springton (Xiuclciy

A very unfortunate accident oc- curred on Thursday morning, willie Mr, Honeywell Biliman. New Glas- gow. was engucti in tieliverinz the ruml mail. H: was helping to overcome some cur trouble and while jumping 011 the back of his car he fell backwards on the pave- mont, thus sustaining a slight. con- cussion, WlIiCfl luadc it. ilwessary for his removal to the P. E. island Hospital. His m" 2;.- iritnris will be glad to know in 1.1 resting; comfort- able and hope for his speedy re- covery. Honeywell is a friend to all. and a very obiiglng mail courier.

APPOINTED NATIONAL CON- VENER ~.‘frs. fldrian Mcinnis. Sou.ris, W85 appointed National Convener of organization for East.- ern Canada at the first meeting of the new executive, Wilith was held in Victoria, BIT. following e National (‘onvor-tinn of tile Calho- llc Wc-msirs League in Vancouver. The appointment was made by the National President, ltlrs. W. J. Dunidin, Montreal. (‘ongrattllatlons are extendtid to .\irs hlclnnis who 1, gnrmm- prnsidcfli of Charlotte- town Diocesan <‘o.1nr‘i. and at. present holds the oilirc of Diocesan 'I‘rea.s»urer.

FUNERAL NERVICE-Tile fun- eral of Mr. John W. Doyle inok place yesterday morninl: 11g R45 from the home of his brother. Mr. Fred D11_\'i0. 209 Water Sl.. lo Si’. Dunstanfls Busiiir-n where Rerlili-‘m

High Moss wns wlcbrnted by Rev, funeral of the late Mrs. J. A- ___ENTERTAINED _ F‘ c_ P. F‘. MflPDfliifiiti W710 “is” “m” Fm-quharwn w“ held yesterday Williams and Mr. Noonnnlind “go. ducwd H", S,.,.\.;,.,. a, (he gm“, afternoon from the Cutclrffe lFun- of the Borden Inn and Cabins had The pail ilPItrr-rs were Messrswr-ral Home. Service at the itiaztzse a farewell party in "w new m? Hurry }lonnesg[v‘\'_ Cllvaypy" Mvpdlilfi grave was conducted by v. tnuram and dance ha“ for Ml" 12ml. Gconzc Michael. AWHr-Bcici- C""iY"-‘ Wmsm" The p“m’°“r‘ Kay Sturdy before her departure Doyle, Richard Anderson, nndwli‘ ‘VPTP- H- R- Dirge‘ rwséuxga for Moncton where she has Eccent-

Joscph Bradley".

A delightful Hnllmvrfen party was held on Wcrlnesday "vPnlni in the Border. Amusement Hall. Music and dancin". was enjoyed by all. A bountiful lunch was gu-ved by the h-vsicsscs. Mrs Leo Hrmnlgan and Mrs. HorbcriMnc- Kenzie. assisted lnv l\ii="cs PlllliilI-fi‘ lfclgaao and Bernice Sharpe. and Prank nutlrr. The hall wit"- tastefully decorated for the occas- ion in black and orange and the well lndcn Mules uicrc decked out. in the snirit of Halloween. Bc- fore closing. a hcnriv vole of fanny; ‘g3. tendered to Mr. 11nd Ali's. Hannlgnn for the use of their amtucmcnt ccnire for the evening.

ALBANY REFIDI-INT HONOR- ED-A dr-liuhtful sm-inl evening W-IS held on Wednesday at the home of Mr. ‘ind Mrs.

neighbours gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Flemming family pr Bank of residence in Hampton, N, B.

A. W. McKay. acted as chairman and after a fcw complimentary rc- msrks called u on Mr, Basil Sherry to read’ a address. while Mrs. Claude Delaney and Mrs. Jerome MttKenn-s presented the honored guests with a lcaihct‘ club ha: and an electric reading lamp. MI‘. Flemming thanked nil for their nice gifts and hoped to have their friends visit them in their new home. A sing song with Mr. A, W. McKay at the piano was hlrtlly enjoyed. Lunch was lie-f- m! by the ladies and theLrQ- matnflr of the evening spent in social chat, God Bsve the Kin: brought g pleasant evening to a

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J- asslst him in his gallant. fight for Arsomuit, S-‘lnullfiffiidl; Mrs. J. G. recovery.

The death occurred at his resi- dence, Summer-side. last night of pair work on the line. Hg w" n"; Kathleen Sturdy. wrzli- l-he top of the pole at t-he time alndi lnlsincss lnan while reaching through the wires after a. short illness, heir/g strick- 1. 1 arm came in contact with the MIf-‘Dvusoll. on the staff of No. 1 en with a heart altar-k last Thurs- highiy charged line. day night from which m.» failed w wmkew. not-idol: his lmdlummt.

ATTENDING‘ “MONTREAL MEETINGS-Mr. L. B. itfocMlllan "We Owl/v Hospital. ' the; soclaiion. Mr. Macltfiilnn. a mem- ffimds “id neighmu“ lament! l‘

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The accident mourned about 101- Mm‘ mi-‘wdwn- P." ""1""- 30 18st wemmday - w“. also entertained friends one even- Mp AJ-senau]; w“ gnawed m re.‘ ing in honor of her daughter, Miss

110m: on which... a. o.

H1] {may Port Company, Halifax, ls visiting in the Province the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mac- Dougall, Morell. Capt. R. G. Mac- Dougall ‘IGCVHI overseas with the North Nova Scatia Highlanders

and wag wounded in Normandy. -

immediately phoned tbs plant in Stnnmerside to cut: the power and Mr. Araentmli: was rushed to the

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FUNERAL SERVICES - The funeral of Mr. Daniel Ready was held yesterday morning from his late residence Covehoad to St. Eugenia Church where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the pastor Rev. Kenneth MacPherson who also conducted services at the

the homo q! M1. nnd Mrs. Stanfi- rus Ddroa, Cavendish b0 honour then on their departure from this vicinity, for their new homo

North minim. where they plan to attend their years o! retirement. Mr. George Clark called the gath-

crin b0 order and with a m late

remgrks asked Mr. Alphonlig lgimn gum?" The Pa“ beifrers W" to read an address and present M955" 3W1" Lamphlel? PET!!!" a lovely stuaio couch to the how Curnan. Clifford Webster. James oured muple. M: Doiron on behalf Biri- Chi"?! 031%"- Wallace of his wife gave fitting thanks to Madmlflid»

tall for their klninzss. Remarks by different ones spoke of the fine qualitis of Mr. and Mrs. Doiron. A jolly sing song was indulged in with Mrs. Edward Doiron and Mrs. Clarence Gilliam as organists. Mesrs Leo Allan and Isadore Gall- ant furnished music while the younger set indulged in the light fantistic. A special feature of the evening was a beautiful vocal solo by Mr. Dolph LeCiair accompanied by Mrs. lxOlalr. A delirious lunch was served by several of the ladies, and after a closing song, each one VVICIILiCKi thoir way homeward leav- ying best wishes f0 Mr. and Mrs. . Doimn in their nriv homo. Hahn“ reiemiy W35 3P0 505ml!" wEuNt-SDA‘; Peters. I10 Pownal Street, Char-

wlu’ ATTEND SESSIONS_LL_ lottetu-wn. Petty Officer Peters l; Col. x. s. Rogers and Messrs. n. I "l" 0! "MP- and Mrs Paul Peters. a Mum, and B’ Graham Rose" Charlottetown, He enlisted in leave by plane this morning to at- sepiembert 1939 and recently 1‘?- tend the sessions of the Maritime enlisted i" the Navy f0? five mfire Transport Commission at Moncton. yen“

Manda o, M,” Rom, PENITENTIARY rots rtvs principal o’ Georgetown Nah YEARS — Patrick McInnis of Bor- school will be glad tr~ hear that she den‘ P- E 1y "d EdWBYd DOWMY- is improving slowly from injuries °f P0" Elam. were sentences to suffered in a recent car accident, iPYms 0i iii/B Yea" in the Mari- and all hope for a speedy and com- “"19 Penitentiary when they were p16,‘? Wcovery‘ ' convicted on charges of theft be. fore Mr. Justice Michaud. Mi-In-

ummnlf- ISLANUISR PASSIM- nls was charged with Slétfiiilitg a Word has been received at. Bedeque Slim 0f mflney from Louis Gail-int. of the death of Mrs. F. J. Gardiner of Summerside, P.E.I., at Port El- on October 27th at Davidson. Sask. gin on Sept, 30. while Downey was Mrs. Gairdlmer was formerly Sadie convicted on g charge of breaking, ilincLeod. daughter oi’ the late, entering and theft at Port; Elgln___ Phillip and Mrs. MacLeod 01. Saint John Telegraph Journal. lscd-eque. The deceased has been an, invalid for a great number of years ___._ but death came suddenly at the endl SERIOUSLY ILL—M:1ny friends iier husband. Frederick J,Gurdir-er,wii1 regret to l-zsrn that Major born at. Ohelton. PE I. predeceased D.A. MacDonald. formerly of Chur- her l8 months ago.

—Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reeves have returned home after spending some time in the U. S. A. While there they visited Mrs. Reeves s15. fer. Mrs. James Thompson. Wan- chester, N‘. H- and relatives and friends in Montreal and Quebec. They had a trip through the white Mountains where the scenery is very beautiful at this time of year.

0N TROPICAL CRUISEAmonc the naval personnel aboard of Hi‘ M. C- S. ‘Warrior when she left

Kay

m" i" 1M9 Years, has been taken smdenll’ lli and has undergone a serious operation i1 Boston, M1155, Major MacDonald was making plans for the customary Remem. brim Day Service at Wheatley River next Monday, a ceremony he has sponsored every yegr singg the close of World War I, but bad to cancel the arrangements by wire yesterday

Mr. Francis J. McNeiil. s wsr' veteran, was the unanimous choice ti a Progressive Conservallvecon- vi-ntion held in the Summbllidfi Town Hall last even1ng,'to repre- sent that party in the coming, ‘ov-election to fill the vacancy in the Fifth District caused by i119 death of his father. the late Mr. D. F. McNeili. M.L.A.

On Sunday evening, November PAINI-‘UL ACCIDENT -- Mr. 3rd a largo number of friends andflertllis "Brim". well lonowm care- relatives gathered at Mlllviewfiflker 0i the Royal Bank of Canada. Church to witness the unveiling of W118 the vlCtlm of a regrettable ac- “ Tam“ prnsemed in memory o; cident while shooting Tuesday af- Elwood Franklin Jenkins, who. it temwn‘ Mr‘ Burp“ a d 5-" 355°C!‘ will be recalled lost his llie it an ‘ “'9 h“! Km“? l" “he vicinity 0t’ Mll- alrplanc crash over Quebec ‘..n the 5m“ w d9 5am Tflbbii Shlwtlng. fall of 1943. The deceased was the Cmnm‘ 0m o‘ the bush u.“ “mud only son of Mr, and M"- M» 5- party stmbled causing his Kw“ to Jenkins Mmview‘ dischame and have five or six of

- the small bullets enter the legs of Mr. Harper who was in front.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The

‘kflhurlflarrle Woodslde, who was for 6 3"?“ Aiiiaillf- WM" mm“ ""d'numbcr of years, a valued mem-

_ ‘mmstaff. Tea was poured by M". b

w)‘ i" m!" ‘Piwiiii: ‘he A. Moore and Miss Agnes Ram-j

""1 smii" i” i1” N'['D,say and refreshments were ierved r

Ewen, Harry Jnmleson, I Chandler, Reginald Taylor, W. A. Stewart. Interment People‘; Ceme- tery.

ed a position as stanographer, 5m was presented with an appropriate gift and address from her loyal friends of the Borden Inn 11nd Cabins Co. An enjoyable evening W" Ir-ent in singing and dancing. etc. A most bounteous repast was served to the guests in Mrs. Noon. an’: and Mrs. McWillisms hospi- table manner. Before departing this’ all Joined in slngmg "For "W! l 101i)’ good fellow."

ADDRESSES L. 0. B. A.-—-Morn- hers of Memorial L.O.B.A. had as their guest on Monday evening at a special meeting, M.w,u_, D- 0! C. of the L.O.B.A. of Brit- lsh America. Mrs. Clarence Buth- ngiand of Halifax. who was here ltrt-bc interest of the L.O.B.A. a large number of mom” took advantage of hearing her address. During the evening Mrs. Suther- _lsnd was presented with an ad- [drou and s gift of Island scen- hel" "i ii“? High 5°h°°i “Mimi. Tixesldsytlealfrtrlfiuiililcrrlalshdvifftt

RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE -Dr, J. A. Clarke has returned from Winnipeg where he attended the conference of ithc Canadian Hospital Council. As a result of the Conference a uniform system for small-hospital accounting was de- vi-scd and will he in force by April 30, I947. Ctr-operation among the various hospital officials and Government officials was a mark- ed feature of the Conference. Dr. Clark said.

_—'I‘EACIIER HONORED -- On Thursday afternoon members of the teaching staff of Summs lde Academy and High School outgr- tnined at the tea hour In honor of Mrs. Franci-r Murray, the formet|

....'At Carleton United Church. Balnt John, N‘. l, on lopt. ill. Rev. by the Misses Estelle Bownesl and Amun- u“. “mpg in mum"; Elains Harrison. 0n behalf of \fll'83;g| Flown”, youngggg dug“;- staff members, Mrs. Murray was 9f m, up u", a, 1 Qlukggfl, presented with a coffee tsbie. 0nd 5nd Gerald lions-y, older son pf Principal Davis Lldstone sgtendndqgr, mg u", ppm"; 31mg, n“ the good wishes of the menthol‘: of church was appropriately dquarat- the tenvhins amt-J. rd with autumn loam. llailioll

-*—~— and other fall flowers; a sIlVl!

L. W. Hancock. Bummerlltlfl Y"! bllkct of mixed fluwsrs centered and mink rancher won top hornet-lithe Communion table. in the Bilvtlrblu Division of Mink Tili bride was uttendod by htr at the lhrltlmsWlnltr fair. Am’ Dialer. It'l- J. I, Long. as matron bent. of flnfl. and tbs slatq of the

Illin- Mlils 1!! Illllk. s: blfidllmht. n» also!» broth» of ‘M ‘Tl? lei

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-—Mrs. rDr.) Ralph Parker and daughters Ann and has. who navs been the guests sf hsr rsntl- M!‘ and Mrs. a. I. L Home. Bumtnnr-

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gm, son of the lato Mr. Borrigan and Mn. place.

The funeral of Mrs. J. A. Far- quhas-son was hold Tuesday after- noon from Cutcllffe Funeral Home. Service at the house and grave was conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. The pallbearers were Messrs. H. R. Large. Ross Mac- Ewon, Harry Jatnleson, Clifford Chandior, Reginald Taylor, W. A. Stewart. Interment People's Ceme- tery,

Mn. Farquhsrson was the daughter of the late Mr. Samuel C. Nash of Charlottetown.

She leaves to mourn i son. A. L. Farquharson, of Montreal. and s daughter Mary Donald; of Boston. Mass, also three sisters. Mrs.

James Wood of Charlottetown, and Miss Susan Nash, of Truro. Nova Scotla-

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Haslam and Mrl. E. W. Harper who motored to Amherst to attend the winter fair returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yeo. of saint John. have been visiting the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dollar, Central Blissville. They sister, Ruth, of Charlottetown, P. E. I. -P‘redcricton Gleaner.

Major General EKG .Weeks, 0.3.. 0.811.. Adjutant General of the Canadian Army accompanied by the D.O.C. Military District No. 6. Brigadier Gibson, arrived in the City yesterday afternoon by air and was met at the airport by Ll-Col. W. W. Reid, D.S.O.. and Major A. W. Rogers. ' An informal dinner was held at. The Charlottetown last evening when the Adjutant General Was afforded an opportunity of meet- ing about fifty of the local offic- ers of the various Reserve Units. obtaining their opinions and arr swering questions concerning the set-up of the newly organized Reserve Arm!’-

Miss Barbara Bowlcs, O. P. A, qualified physio-therapist, has ar- "ivcd i11 Charlottetown to assist in the treatment of those who have partially recovered from the recent uolio epidemic.

Miss Botvles, C.P.A., a graduate of Toronto University. comes from Christie Hospital, Toronto, where she was one of the valued mem- bers’ of the nursing staff. She was to be accompanied to Char- lottetown by Dr. T. B. Ackor who has been detained in Halifax by the illness of his father.

Yesterday. Miss Bowles accom-

lvtlelown, and a resident of Monc- Denied Miss A, M. Price, C. P. A.. on evening was pleasantly spent in

an inspection of the polio wards in the two City hospitals. 4

Mr. George I. Vlotben. general merchant. Crapaud. was elected president of the Provincial C C P party at: its annual convention held yesterday at the BIS. Hail He succeeds Mr Irving Tcombs. Bed- eque, who presided at. all sessions of the convention.

The new executive comprises bfajor D.R. Walker. Kensington; CM. Woodsiiie, Summerside; HG Mutta/rt. Marshfloirl; 0.1". Gal- lant, Wellington~ E.H. Houston. New Glasgow; William Kells, Marshfield; and Douglas MacIar- lane, Bedeque, as secretary.

—-WEDDING BELLS-A quiet; wedding took plsco at Kenslnl- lon Oct. a at 3 pan. when Rev. J. A. MacGowan united in mar- rlage Emily Elva. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bryentom. Spring Valley. and George Alfred. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickey. Darnley. ‘Ihe bride wore a blue crepe dress, matchlns 11M. and black accessories. The brides- maid who was Miss Charm!" Hickey, wore a wine crepe dress. clack hat. and matching acces- sories. The groom was attended by Mr. Allan Hickey. Immedi- ataly following the ceremony ‘hi! bridal Party motored to the 110ml! of Mrs. George Simmonds. St. Eloanors. where a. dtlppel‘ was rerved. The voims couple m residing in Darnlcy where the Qfggm l; s valued employee of tho North Shore Packing 00. ‘meir many friends wish then every happiness.

DORSEY-BRENNAN WEDDING 4)! interest to many Wil i?" marriage of Frances Genevieve. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brennan, Klnltors, touismes Pat.- rick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dorsey, Bordon on September 2b. at St. Mslsch '14 Church. Kinkora. by Monlllnor J. n. uuvehv- Give“ in mgrrlpgs by her father. the bride was beoomingiy sttiwd ill l "ti"? length dross of sllk- lot-say. fl!"- l-oned with swusthasrt neckline and fitted bodies. Her finger tin veil was of omlvrolderedjlilt net and was arranged in a halo offset. She carried s bouquet of American Beauty Rom. The brldumaid. Min Paulina Irenmn. B. flame: '17 the bride. won a floor tool"! 4"" of blue not ovpr tslfltl. 8n head- dms was of ittllfihiltl fiowm Wm! short not volt. Iill and“! n Mu- quot, of ylllow Mill. Th! IYBMH was su m! by his brother lslph. amid; 1m d at the "one: home q- I m». uistm w which the wftfl lfltl Ifflflmvifllt for a trip t0 Dillon and tmv York- m- travcill jhs brldl wan n any suit wt black lflllllflfllil. m. one In. Dorsey on on ru- sidin in llblltu whim tli- wrtmm

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_Storey, Qity, left, yesterday h! Toronto whpre he will "present Military Districts N0. 0 and 'f at a N-Oflanilflion nesting of tho Canadian Signals Association. Major Storey is second-la-com- mand of 5 Divisional Elgnals with headquarters here.

Prunler .1. Walter Jones has said "Abegweit Capttaia." head nerd sire bull at tho Pruniers internationally-known Bunbury

, The condllnn of 1h. Bflst "ulmy

nouns! russnsv nil-mum. minimum slam-t: ruussnsv A very putty wlddlng w" sol-i “Twas To N 54m, J“, n was calm not to will» h" -LEAVES non nsouruau- Llsht Co. lineman. who was bully mum"; "°PI‘TY 4m, combed in at. Dunltut‘! Basilica neg", mn¢¢,g;z;q,;__' h}, mug“ for tlu mt of the mum- Mrl. J w” Baily‘ M““d°"°“' an" “l Fm“ OVERSEAS _ Ami-nu bum“ m" wdaaay u ' "u" Cotton pro rty 5 North‘ River °n Qi-‘lflber list. whan Father Mv-‘from Murray-River where i10 ha! " mu‘ raw“ m" "Wm" summers,“ p," by m“, an some 200 wives or former Canadian of an electric shock, remains pbout m“ w“ S“ ‘b uh": ‘union who” mm‘ ‘n “m... Mary been employed m‘ Wm m,“ h- “ m. g.“ lg]. Camllllll Thursday yo, Mmmm when Sh, SCIVWQ men who arrived from the the awn. it was learned lut night. t m t m YA?“ Gama Rum“ Montmh dung" or Mrfipan , on will w to dots and lvl’. J. A. v- ~ ass-en filili"ofi"éi‘if;l.i“ilfesiiiilplé ..".";":Y» "m". ,,H,,»-, zll:...'..l.. -... w". ....::::.- m. u... '»»-i-~- .- l ~-- ,, , .’;‘““'m"°°§‘°‘ auras" r:

Mary R d Veterans‘ Ho it l. ' ' - ~ ~ P 11 0001's Bmiilll l’. - ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ _ _ I 4W - 0i o“ a s Garnhuin, Montague; Mrs. A. ll. unit's left arm k1 their elfmtl to w" u“ wciimnu‘ (my “d "um" “at” mm To TORONTO-Major J b vilified thll (I111! tho Volt-NI‘

Rlwl. Cardlflfl- PGIIIQI, port. St. Patna. Install. lracadl ml posdbl! Illa others. Tho dlspultion of the Mobile X-ray Unit

Form to Mr. Elva Ville. ,'. ent Holstein‘ breeder of Listowell.

"Abegweit Oapltaisl" is the sou‘

_.____ t 0N EM (Ls WARRIOR.

S P.0. Joseph Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pctcrs of Pownal Street. was a member of the crew of HM.C.S Warzior which sail- e from Halifax this weak. A long- ti e naval man. SP 0. Peters sewed throughout ‘he war on ships cf the Canadian and Royal navies.

Mr‘ Donald A MaoLoan. D0- Sab e. returned aaturdaq night to the home of his daughter, Mrs. Elmer Walsh. Clyde River, after spending s pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Provid- ence, R. I. Mr. Macbem cams by plane from Moncton and en- joyed the trip very much.

115 ARRESTS-There were Ill arrests by City Police during the month of October compared with '19 for the same period last year. Moording to official records t-he Police Department. Fines in l2 Prohibition cases totalled $1.- 515; two Excise cases $150; mis- c-laneous $1.458.’l0. Total fines for the month amounted to "l- 120110. Fines imposed on drunk! totalled $967.

—-BENT T0 SUPREME COUB’! -Three men from OLemry were committed for trial in the Suliwme Court by Magistrate R. S. Hinton in Summerside yesterday on chari- es of breakine. entering and theft when thg defence waived prelimin- ary hearing. The meln are my Jel- ly. Harry Bouiter and Lame Rub- erison, Robertson is formerly of St. John. N13. The offences are alleged to have occurred on September 15th and November 3rd at Jelly’s store. OLcary. M1". W.E. Darby. KC» 9P‘ peered for the Crown and Mr. E.H. Strong. KC. and J. Watson Mac- Naught, KC. for the defense-S.

HALLOWEEN PARTY-A very pleasant evening was spent. atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mc- Kay, Sea View. on Thursday. Oct. 31st. when their daughter. Mia! Joyce, ggvc n Hnllowefen party to a number of her girl friends. The

playing games. and was Breltll’ enjoyed by all. A dainty lunch was served by Mrs. McKay in h" 115ml] good style. After thanking Mrs. McKay for hBr kind hllilllf‘ gllty, the girls departed for their homes, well pleased with the on- joynble evening they had 8pm!-

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Mr. Thomas MCAMIR W" held from his late residence. '16‘, Bay-field Street yesterday morning!

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Father Callaghan who also con- ducted services at the grave. The pail bearers were, Messrs. PAiIiCki Trsinor, Prank ‘Trainer, Lawrence! Heron. Lucius Kelly’ Plltmk Gil‘ lsnt, Joseph Holland.

39 PERMITS ISSUED- Durlnl the first; ten months of this year from January until October 30th. thirty-nine permits were issued- for the erection of buiidingl. vsl- ued at $435,660.00 in this City. it was announced by H. A. Mouser‘??- City Surveyor and Building In- spectcr today. Permits issued cov- ercd a wide range of buildinal. which included such structures as:

Nurses Homes, Dry Cloaflinl Plants, Motor Car Showrooms. Private Homes and vegetable

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warehouses. At the end 0f Settlem- ber the total volue was $420,150.00 but one permit for a $6,500 struc- ture ln October brought the total up to the present amount.

JIINIBAL 0!‘ Flll) 0., MURPHY-The funeral of tbs; late Fred C. Murphy was heltU yesterday morning (mm his late residence to st. Mary's Convent Chapel. Bummléfbific. when Rm- uiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. Howard Wight. Prasont in the sanctuary were Rt. Rev,

J. McNeili. North Rustibo; W. V. McDonald, Seven Mile Bay, and E u g e n e Murray. Bummerfleld. Members of the Knights of Col- umbus attended in a body. Th0 service at the grave wps conduct- ed by Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. J. Moc-

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Ont. The price was not dlsqlosed-jltihl on Nov. ‘i. 101.» W. ml!

JIANTIS-At the City Hospital.

to St, Patrick's Church. F011. Atlilugtus where Requiem flilihTeL I636 Mass was celebrated b)’ Dill"

Msgr. G. J. Mflchellfllh RAVI. Dn-

éouwaass-m u» r. s. 1. Hos-

lls. Romy Campbell. a. dauph- ter. ‘I lbs. I os.

November 3. 1M6. to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Naxutas Mspiewuod. tnee Mary Robot) a am. GAIQJ-At the General Hos-

pitll, Quint John, N. 3., on No- vember 9M. 1N0, to Mr. and Mrs. Merton Gamble (nee Frances Caxew). a daughter.

GREEN-At the P. I1 I. Hospital NOV- ist. to Mr. and Mrs. Nor- man R. Green, 191 Prince BL, a 50D. David Ian. weight 7 lbs. ROGERS-At F“ e Kant, Eflkland. NW. 3. i946, to Major A. W. and Mrs. Rogers. Charlotte- tcsm. a son. _ MLoWILLIAMB-At the Prince 90ml! Hospital. on Oct. so. 1m. to Mr. and Mrs. George Mscwll- lisms (nee Laura l-Iowatt) North Bedeque. a son. David Roy Barry. weight '7 lba. 10 oz.

MAIIIAG$

Oonss - MMKINNON - at the Manse. Connrwaii. October 30, 194s by Rev. J. R. Slimmer. Vemon Grace MocKinnon of New Haven, to James

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MOABLMORBIBON. — At Zion Mun. Qurlomtovm, on Qctabq- 30, 10B, by the Rev. G. Carlyle Wobstl‘. Mill Catherine Alma, Mosl- rison, South Granville. t0 Walden Britten Mouse. Freetown.

voumma - rmzzum _ M, nasty mum. 0mm 1'1, ma, by luv. r. 1:. _

Jean Its-lanai! in Han-y Younker both ‘of Charlottetown MoQUAID-BENJAMIN—At Manc- lon. N. B.. on October 23rd, 1m,

Marion Geraldine Mcqunla to Barry Vernon Benjamin; both at Charlottetovm.

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FARQUIIAISON — At Charlotte- town. Nov. 1. 1M6. Mrs. J. A. libr- quharson in her 80th year.

the Chm‘ “ town Hospital. Monday. Novunbc 4th

1946. Daniel Ready of Covehowd, in his 85th

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CAMPBILIPAt the City Hospital on Monday. Nov. 4. 1916, Arthur B. Campbell of Sourls in his 69th year. >-

MUNBOI-At the P. E. Island Hospital, Nov. l, i946, John Mim- roe of Milton. in his 87th your. F ARQUIIARSON-At Glarlom- town, Nov. l. 1M0, lvfl-s. J. A. Par-

Heary Coins of Milton.

qulharsondn ‘her 80th you.

Worry Often Causes Loss 0f Sleep

Worryjs probably the most common cause o! rsstloasnofi. Annetias and fans, vmnlq on; mm;- cial and other matters, all tnko their toll of boars

of restful sleep.

Such s. condition ma eventually result in nerv- ousness and irritability, osa of appatito or fatigue. _ If you suffer from a nervous condition or Mtlhurlfls Health and Nerve Pilisl Over the of Canadians have found Mllbum’: Hoalth an

a general tonic to hai refreshing rest and sleo

Ask our druggist for Milburab by tins "

stlessnuu, vb not try ast fifty s, ousands Nerve P lls beneficial as

p built! up the system and thus help promote

Health and Nerve Pills, hloaflllod

d Heart." on the box. Prioo 50c.

Th T. Milbum Co. Illllhd, Ilhmnto, 3,

Professional Gard:

G. B. SHAW, M.D., C.M., MT. STEWART. ELI.

Office HOIIIZ

P. M. EM. Mt. Stewart

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NEIL W. HIGGINS

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Cuirie Building Charlottetown P.O. Box 452

DR. A. R. SMITH planar

III Grafton Strut Office loan: 9 tall-l h l

Tflhnna ALEX W. MATHIESON IlABlI-lSTi-B- SOIJCITOI. ETC.

Office: IO Great Goon-gs Street Money to lam Causation

If A. Aic-‘GUIGAN, s]. NOTARY, ITO. IARIISTII, SOIJOITOI UUBDII BUILDING M. ALIAN rsamsn EA» LLB.

MDNIY TO JIUAN BARBIBTEII DOLICITOI, ITO. CIAI-IDTTETOWN

GAUDET 8| HASZARD Barristers, lolloliols, Notaries. Ito. Canaflaa Isak of (intone Illg.

NONI! T0 MAN GILBERT A. OAUDET. B.A., Illnl. A. WALTIIlN GAUDIT. LBJ. Canadian Bank of Commons Bldg. Charlottetown. IKEJ.

McLEOD & BENTLEY

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Barristers and Attorneys-at» Law

IM Prince Strict vo-oxo-eovr-o-o-o-o-voo-o-o-ooo-

BELL 8i MATHIESON Barristers, Solicitors, to. c B. B. BELL, MJAA-v D. L. MATHIEBON, LL.B., ILC. Attorneys-at-Law LOANS ON CITY AND FARM PROPERTIES COLLECTIONS 1M Richmond M» Charlottetown. IEIJ.

FREDERIC A. LARGE assists-ran. are. Phillips Building, 111 Cfl-“flll st. mum ms no. a»: m CIIARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.

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9044-4400404

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PALMER a. HASLAM

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MOlRELi. Charter“ Aoaolltllh

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Milan. ‘The pail bearm Vets: l§£l...‘;..°+. liL uiélzuffi: fill‘; -- a um- w- Innis. Earle Schurman. R0 Still», Instill! h"!!! all"?! Ne: Home and litre: , All I . t "‘“‘ PUILIC STENOGRAPIIER r. a. Lliitour. axwurlvl MIITS 4m newly 2160001! o-i “washing oath and checkup. cuuvs of u» P a. nluui nltnr- w! minus. component». uloab Leallle held tlulr first‘ tutu all outlaws month mating in the City Curry‘ gnu; ma,“ oil bor last ovlnh‘ with the 1*“... 1",, °'°'""“-'4'-°*--" -°‘“ Ali-Nmflfiollobtats. Mlpyfll. n» mo. Othq ‘F I mum luau-s mar. mag- """' "M lb n W“ t i g. A. inn-ma W, H‘ ‘ "on" z as‘ mo: ,Astbt8 mum. m1 Chums Accsuntnnfl Tffw" ~ "'7" “g”? w u Grafloa ltnol numuéu d in lww- ' °'“‘""“"" apatite» " uPNMX lull! . plttanc-aupiul-wu- _ A ~ sump w. smallis- M- s,» ,1 .,,._ .,_,,.,- u. , ", ‘. _' ,i . -_ ‘Leia-vi w: . 1.1, _ ‘ d‘ ‘.