The “NEW CIVILIA
tities last.
. FEBRUARY 16.1w
Bliililtl ciwiss
In NEW
BBUWII SHOES s
OF HIGH QUALITY
Itfs a long time since we’ve had sueh a display of Men's Good. Shoes.
NS’; back fronrthe wars
will find just what they wast here—-as long as quan-
Dressy Pointed Toes with plain or punched tips.
Moccasin Styles in Ca Plain Oxfords in Calf
lf er Grain Leathers. er Grain.
Brogueish Types in Pointed or Broad-Tees.
We're very- proud of the rugged Oxfords of MAR-
TIN'S latported Heather
Grain-dashed in Scotland.
This is the beet leather obtainable.
All are Goodyear Waits-of eeaese.
Moat styles
HAIIHPB GIIIA
"J0 to “.15
Dllltiflandap.
HOWARD McINNIS
Plttadfeeeweer
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Greet. George It.
In Meaaaorlam
GIIOIGE IVIIITT MGDONALD
The sudden death occurred sit nghili. 218., of George Everett naid who met deafli 1n a mysterious manner, his body been {licked up on the railvwsy trsok in e Went-worth Valley. He, with his brother Russell. had been em- ployed in s lumber camp for al- mcet two months previous to his death. and had been on his way
home for Christmas when the fatal accident occurred. Although only the flower of
youth and manhood. it was God's
will that he must go to his Creator
and not to his loved ones o
awaited his homecoming so pati- Y
en . Death. which is at all times hard and leaves in its wake. a. trial of sorrow and loneliness, ls especially so when it snatches one so young and a model of health and man. hood. as was the case o! who was in his twenty-second year. (3 o. only home for s few wedrs fore goin to Nova, 5m- ill. had said B00 Jby to his folks M. home and had planned on see 8 them again at Christmas; but. fl . the plan of the Creator was otherwise and it is not, (o; u; u, question His ways. It is our duty to shoulder the Crosses He sends. and heavy though they may be “gov/ill! iffirry ‘them with the s ng 1 marge as“: 1o! eia generous reward
e 11W George McDonald was of a kind and ovial disposition by _all wiho
a-ndg tl dm knewrheilnyero ed
f°°ld WIMIEI‘. People came from h" W1 new to pay their last tri- ute to the deceased wihoae fungygl was held to 5t, Anne's chm-ch
£3 56. where Requiem Migvwag
the coffin by hi; “use b hers. Maurice, Louis and Rug_ sell. h mther-in-iaw, Joseph Jahnswn. Aeneas Coed and Iran. 0 d.
Ie lasvu to ourn his heart- mlnic McDonald, "u! Mm’ Do‘ and four sisters brothers are
Maurice 1n Kelime (y;
Y's m. Pte. mans. James and Louis in Halifax, stonhen 1n "mronto Russell and
- -.__ h . ism- Clara (lIdtraomJeoess-rhe f: ' "f Isa llemoriam hm..- "d "a". ......."="' %..,.“-=.. A ' ""°‘.‘:....."‘...°.°:.“=- ' m! rds. . m». Petarwtielm Wlrlliw bouquets and messgag: of
f‘. OLQIHNIL AYLWABD B
eaboma an I r th. During
ef
It a illness of several . la was visited frequently , ev. Pheian sc- her the spiri- ¥ of the Cstlsoiic re-
wsven years are. woman. an "“ ‘ fiflait t... h parish activities. and eves‘ reaw to lend a helping ‘dross in naed.
sinnott. Aylward, Moreil, and d. student at St. Aug- ary. Toronto; and rsnd-ohiltkeai. . Sinsiott and Mrs. (Fabiola). arid one
Ina. Ciernmt Sinnott. predeceased
who funeral. which was largely astnded, was held a. St, Law- hmoh wihero Solomon ' Mass was celebrated . -MacKeama, assist- by lev, Lawrence Landr n as saoon. lld Rev, W. J, Mac ulgain Deacon. Doaa acted as master of ceremon- lfl; aho present in tihe sanctusr . her son Frank Ayiward. ecc. s skveses at the grave were con- ducted m! Father MacKenna, The gall were as follows: James klen, ward Rossit-er, Wendell Coffin. Claude MacEwen, Ambrose ‘oinsiott and Michael Donovan. The large number of Mass Cards _ . and Messages of t attest to the esteem in e was held by ail who
'st h Pace. MASS CARDS . Mrs. Frank Reid 3 . You . . and Mrs. Patrick Slmott and
family. Mr. Peter Sinnott, 305st?“
'Mr. Frank Alyward.
tines Seminary, Mr. and Mrs. William Alyward. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh.
S Tic
and
Augus-
Right Rev, E. M, Brennan. St. Alililltines Seminary. R. V. MseKenzic, St.
Dnstens . lnStudents of St. Aiqustines Sem-
"Y.
Students of Second meoiolv. St. Augustine's Seminary,
Antiggnish Students at St. Aug-
ernin . Mr. and MR‘: Frank McCarthy
lid 3e. ilr. and Mrs. Somerald Kelly Mr. and Mrs, Ephram Malone Mrsnd
. and Mrs. W. A.
l“. slid Mrs. Edward Hennebery .11‘. surly Mrs. Louise Kelly
llr. Mrs. J. C. McCarthy Mr. soil McCarthy _ Ml’. and Mrs. John ONi-il Mr. and Mrs, John Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Justin McCarthy
Ind Violet “Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly Mr. Joseph Kelly Mi’. and Mrs. Patrick Murphy Mr. and Mrs, Jame; W-helan Mr, and Mrs, Gordon ilooper
Liiied Oui.
a inleea remedy PDTNAIPS c IX CTOR-dnlia he: a Ilea- tlspa aadyreliaf comes qulehly. lat-hie or? d" “neg: » M husst l I’! l I ‘BCOIN EXTR CIOM In Italic-he. '
Rev. G. A. Mac- w
Mr. and Mrs. Alben McAdam sad
. v meat tar Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jay. St, Pet- er's Bay, Mr. and Mrs. William Ram-than Mrs. Reuben Drake III
1a
Mrs. Frank Dunitr
Mrs. Jerome O'Brien Mrs, Augustine MacDon-
Mrs. Frank O'Brien
r. and r. and Land
r. snddMrfi Momardhliyhi b.
an rs. osep an
Charlottetown. o Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowe, Tracadle Mrs. John 0’Nerll sand faml
Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs Walter Connolly. Mr. ind Mrs. Clarence O'Brien.
Mr. end Mrs. George Duffy and
Louise. Boston. Mr. aind Mrs. Charles McGinn. Boston. Miss Rita Malone, Boat/uh. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kirk, New York Mr. and Mrs, Leo Smith, New
York. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacDonald and faml , Peakes, Mrs, Willam Dunn and Mr. and Mrs, John Shark Mr. Ambrose Sinnott “Mr. Arthur F. Mclnriis. Gisrlotie-
m: Clet/us Murphy, Charlotte-
win.
Miss Lottie Hughes. Boston. Mrs. Emma Carter. Boston.
Mr, Frank Hogan, Boston.
Mr. Clement Hogan. Bostoin.
Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Hogan, Bos-
ton. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Clarke, Boston Mrs. Blanche D, liondthgBoston. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck and family, New York. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas New York, Mrand Mrs. George Jones. New
or .
Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Prltchard. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Albricht.
family. 9y
Johnson.
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L, Chatter and fami , New York. yMgand rs. Richard Herrig, New
or .
Mr. and Mrs. George Masters. New York
Y M‘? andMrs. William Baker, New ollir. and Mrs. Stephan J. Burns.
New York.
Mr, and Mrs..Floyd McDuffer.
Ne]: Yofld’ Ml’ L lo a Nob!
r. an s .
NMrsY Jinnie Fuilms-n and fbmlly. Iiyfraoéertha Burch. New York- Mrs. Cora Hughes. New Y0?!-
uvir§inia and Cors
or . Ivvlyrs. Lena Bartholema. New York Mrs, Al. Martin. New York Mrs, Gertrude Reilly Mir!
Alice Reilly, New York.
Mrs. Margllet Beam end flmlly.
‘ "ppm n. Boston. Rsgaliiiwiii, Josey}? MacDonald. Bonan-gnjilargaret Doherty. Boston.
SPIRITUAL BOUQUET!
sister Mary Immaculate, Char-
lottetown. . Sister Clare Theresa. Kinkora. Helen Jay. Ki-IIROTI.
MISSAGE OI‘ SYMPATIIY
. Sister Rt, Elaine. Charlottetown. Siswr Mary Martiiia. Charlotte-
town.
Mr, and Mrs. John Cunningham,
Ne Clssaow. . .
Hilda McCarthy, Montreal. Miss Theresa Kane. Charlotte-
wn. . Miss Alice McCarthy. Toronto.
i?" ‘mlnyanrdhlfiiimiah Malawian. “:1. < z-rs-ii.
IONDON -fO P) — Lo ndon County Council gave a Christmas berg ‘mlddsnusgvoloaglm Cram-
or guest-l the their ouid
about ee.
sympthy were received. a. token of £L‘§..‘l"‘.‘.‘-.:°§3t’. a o e
Masses
llf- d Mr. Doini . no no? a n“ mm" 1:0. and Mrs. Maurice McDon_ l . uglianand Mrs. Stephen McDon-
Pte. Prank McDonald t3).
1.4’- uis ma. amiss McDonald
). Mr. and Mrs. Joseph John. ston i3).
Jean McDonald.
Pte. Louis McDonald (S? Russell McDonald.
Teresa McDonald (2).
Doris McDonald.
Leonard McDonald.
Matthew McDonald. 15M. Rev. Msgr. Maurice McDon-
s . Mi". and Mrs. Wendell ldcDonald.
mill‘- srid Mrs Uriss McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Duffy (5).
. and Mrs. James Foley (51, MI‘. and M15. Jean Davidson and Julia. John Hughes. Frank Hughes. Mrs. Catharine Hogan <2). Mrs. Helen Melvin. Miss Catherine Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnston. Patricia and George Johnston. Mr. and-Mrs. Thomas Johnston. Lawrence Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ciarkln. Richard Ciarkln. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McGlnn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coady. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coady. Aeneas Coady. Mr. and Mrs. ghan. Pupils of Emyvsle School. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Callaghan. Ptc. Spurgooii Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. John A. McDon- al
Matthias Callu-
d. Pralicilcis Eddy and Minerva Mc- a
n . Mr. and Mrs. John Curley. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carragiher. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carragher Leonard and Kathleen Keefe. Mr. and Mrs. OLeary Ourley. Minerva Curiey.
Mary Collins. Mr. and Mrs James P. Calla-
ghan. .
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Monaghan. Peter Carraglier. ‘ Pius and Russell Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Clarkln. Mr. and Mrs. John F. McQuald. Mr. and Mrs. William Coady. Gerald and George Monagtian. Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. John Howatt (8). John Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shea. Rev. Owen Kiggins.
Prank Johnson (‘n-uro). Mrs. Raymond Gallant
Hillds.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McMillan. Mi". and Mrs. John A. Smith. Mrs. Fred Beale and Mildred
and
y. Brendon Curran.
C.W.l..., vemon River.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Costello.
spiritual Bouquets
Dorothy. Shirley and Patricia MoGinn. Louis. Leo d: Brendon McGinn.
Mesaases of Sympathy
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mclvor. Catherine Johnston.
Sr. Mary ids. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Greonan and family.
Russell Diamond.
Margaret Ryan.
Mrs. Flora Mcbood
Wsntla Grceiian. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gurley.
N . Itlivr. and Mrs. Francis Bonn. Cold New York
Mr. and Mrs. A. M Carver. Merv Sullivan and family Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Les. Mr. and- Mrs boa-t Shea. Chiriey lunCsrviile.
Stephen McDdnald.
Mr. and Mrs
GUARDIAN
“Yes. Mummie will be track soon“
What a comfort it ls to know that
9"¢‘".\'ihing possible is being done
to lake
one of loved ones new iii.
It is so now, but it must be more
eoin
the future. There is need
for more and more hospital aaoofii-
modation. The PRINCE EDWARD
ISLAND HOSPITAL requires 3e00,.
000 now to provide the needed space
and equipment.
CONTRIBUTE GENEROUSLY TO A BIGGER AND EVER BETTER HOSPITAIJ
THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED TO THE PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL CAM-
PAIGN FOR $300,000 By
PROWSE BIDS" Limited
we
i
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Praugliifl and family. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman McDuff. Ursaiine McIntyre. p Mr. and Mrs. JJ. Curiey Alfred. Gerard Mocloskey. Daniel Mclellan. Mr. and Mrs. John Kowatt and John Green. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wisner. Mr. and Mrs. John McManus. sr. Mary Theresa, Superior Mt St. Mary's. Mr. and Mrs. John Aylward. Mr. and yirs. James Power. Mrs. Leo Myers. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Johnstone. Willie Monaglian Gerald and George Monaghnn. Mr. and Mrs. Urias McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Duffy. Mr. and Mrs. James Foley. Mrs. Jean Davidson and Julia. sister Georgians. Mr. and Mrs. John Callaghan. Tihelma McLean. Rev. L. J. Ayers. Leo Cusack. Annie Cusack and Teresa. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cedric McKenna.
f
and
-Jean Ciow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Mc- Kenna.
Genevleve Carragher.
Mrs. Catherine Costello and Gertie.
Mr. and Mrs. Aiphonsus Mc-
Intyre and vemon.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis MoPhee. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McMillan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCarvilie liimyvale Women's Institute. Wlilliam Murphy.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Kelly. Caroline McCabe "
Maurice Cahlll.
Polly McLean.
Blanche Murray.
Ray Cosdy
Mrs. Catherine Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Smith. Prank Deveresux.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McKenna Oliva Sullivan.
Mrs. Esther Tierne and family- Beatrice and Riosaeen Duffy. Mr. and Mrs. James Greenan. Mr. and Mrs. l-Is-i-ry Kelly. Mr. Nov Blades. _ Mrs. Fred Deal and Mildred
Coady.
Joe Conaway. Mrs. Sylvester Monllhan
Mary. Pte. Carl Hogan. Pte. Basil and Mrs. Costello.
(lard of Thanks
Mr. and Mrz-‘Eemlale McDon-
and
lasonaoy
In Memoriam
rum m" iii urcii
llio death occurred oii ilic morn-
of Decembe 27, 1945, at his home, Mt. Herbert of Francis Em. eat Mutoh in his 81st year.
The late Mr, Mulch had alivays enjoyed excellent health imiil 53-10111)’ before his death when n iheart condition developed. The day prior to his death lie was around as usual but passed away ‘éllrelgllgpecbedly and, peacefully iii his
ile was born at Mi, ilcrbcri and resided thore all of his iifc with iiie exception of it yr-ai" iii i\lnn=,_ li_g_,\_ His home an nkl hiiiich homo. stead was named Nlolmi, llgrbgn, after the Roi". Herbert Starr by his grand uncle Robert Mulch many years ago. I l-le was a son of the late Jumza Mutch and Mrs, Mutoii nee (‘aili- erine Mason. ills five brothers Jabez, David, (lcorgc. Solomon and Percy. predeceased Jilin and his three sisters, Mrs. Sarah Jane Vick- ersori. Mrs. Mary E, Coffin. Mrs. Beatrice MacKiniey also Dfcdt-‘C- eased hlmn and one sister Mrs. Margaret MacMllinn lives in Van- couver.
Mr, Mutclr was a very sucu ..fu
farmer and remained active in farming to the last. lie was an old- er in the United Church. widely res- pected arid esteemed for his gan- uine sincerity and highest integrity. He was a regular attendant no: only at his own church but sL=o at the nearby Presbyterian Church. Mermaid, The funeral from his home Sat- urday afternoon was exceptionally large The service was conducted by Rev. E. R. MacVicar of Pownal assisted by Rev. Carlyle Webster of Charlottetown. The funeral address was based on the comfort and ho-oo of the Gospel in such times as this. The 23rd Psalm and Rock of Ages. "avorites oi the deceased, were sung. E ent was in the cemetery at Wt. Herbert. Pallbearers were nep- hews and a cousin viz: George Mason. Hope Mutch. Leslie Mulch“ Wendell Mutch. Allison Mutoh imo Alley Mutoh.
‘Illicre are left i0 mourn, his wife nee Lottie May Jones; oua son
III XIIIGIII GOII
SMITH
COUCH
mil bereave-
Jamcs Robert and two do
vumpniiioii, Posscssiiiu such illitlill
su C an fipfhih er when.
liters, Lois, wife of llarry Woo . Mt. Herbert ‘hid Bernice. wife of lim- r-st. Smith. Dalvny. Also l2 grand- children and one sister. him. lilnr- garet hincliilliam.
MRS. AMBROSE CORR
Ii. was with the deepest fooling of sorrow that. the people of Em- ornlri awakened on January ltiili. i0 iourn that Mrs. Cori" hud pass- ed in hoi" Eternal Home. This pass- ing, although anticipated for some limo, in the end cumo as s shot-k to iiiosc iieai" and tirin- to llf‘l‘. II.
“its not just ihi- passing of an- Oillfll‘ r-iiizon, but nf one who imii 1il\".'u,\\ lilkflii an ilUliYf‘ iinii 1cm]- inl; part in all Church anti Coni-
lilllllll_\' organizations as .1 mi-ivihm" nf tho C. W. I., in ]lHl'll4‘\ll‘ll' hm iiiicrriui; devotion to flll|_\' will ai- wnys servo as an example and in- spirniioii i0 others.
Mrs. Cori" a daughter" of iliu lair: Mr. and Mrs. James Warren, was
liorii at Albany, P. E. 1., in 1897.‘
where she spa-iii licr childhood and early life. In i923 slir- hCPiinlO iiio curly iifo. In 1923 she bernvnvilie wife OIAJTIIJYOSGCOFLHHG wr-ni to
Emerald to mnko hm" home, win re by
ilvvo- a
hm‘ many acis_of kindnr-ss, lion and suvrlflvo has formsd
host of friends in whose lll(‘l'llDl‘_\' Sll(‘ will always he a chm Iiorl companion possessing such I|\l7 a
_.~ ‘ it's as those it is not iiurii to rcal 1L‘ how liCi‘ mrmory" is DCFDPIHXHUII
with those who knew h(‘l‘. Mrs. Corr
who had been iiiliiig for tho "(HI number of months, was foi" sonic- tlme a patient in iivo Clvirlu‘ ~' """ Hospital, later going io Che Memorial Hospital, Boston, ' > When treatment was of no avail she came homo to spend ill‘ lust wet-ks of her life-iii the company of her husband and family. During her illness at home she ivas ton- derly atieiiilod hy bliss Elizabeth Murphy, R. N. for three weeks nntl Miss Marion McEnieo R. N, im- lvvn months and frequently visited by her pastor, Rev. Eugene Murray. he is survived by lior liinlinnv‘ nml two sons, Gerard and MlilTPl- ins and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Mutiuri, Albany, P.E.l. and Mia Jnmew Mai-Kay. lllvvrcti. Mass . and h,v tlircc brothers, Mark, Albany: Cr-gil, Truro, N. 3.; George. Truro.
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with ltnllh lees. Menthol. lla every-
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Card Of Thanks
‘file. family of the late Olive Adams. wishes to thank their neighbours and friends for their many acts of kindness, also all who sent flowers amd messages of sym- pathy. 2-16-11.
NS, who will ever mourn the loss of a companionable and compas- slonato wife, mother and sister. Her parents and a brother, Thom- as predeceased hor" a few years
5Z0.
Her largely attended funeral was held to St. James Church, Sum- mcflioid on January 18th. where Roquiom I-Iigii Mass was sung by Rovorend Eugene Mui-ray- who also officiated at. the grave. Pallbear- oi-s were: John Deighan, John J. White, Waiter McCoui-i, Cornelius Croken, Percy Murphy, Jarvis TPBinOl‘.
Why Ne! Use BRANTFQRD SHINGLES
Manufactured in the
MARITIME PROVINCES FOR MARITIME PEOPLE
A BRANTFORD ROOF ASSURES YOU OF THE BEST VALUE IN ASPHALT SHINGLES
0R ROOFING.
shortage in paper.
SOLD IN HUNTER RIVER AND DISTRICT BY
P. J. NOY & C0.
We have two cat-loads in stock due to the Advise getting your sup-
plies now as.stocks will be short this season.
DESTIBTI GIVI HOME SERVICE
0f f dental care. rgldenta have dentists calling or than-and it's freei
Oomltel ui ed hi. 9 ‘ Po y“ p” V‘ stafufa‘
£l,000 ($4.500) and each a dentist and assistant, tour out
of-thoway spots administering tr
the needs of villagers. Their slo-
gen is: “Pull ll'l the fields. in tho"
valleys, in the villages, whenever toothache exists."
The plan L; financed by the West Riding ouncll
WAKEFIELD, England — (CD- For the first time women were in eluded in the post-war training course for ison officers. wliioi began recen y at the Imperial ‘Training College here.