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_W_E1-:ics News BUDGET FOR ous SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS I

MONDAY

STORE ENTEBED-The store of

TUESDAY

PASSED AWAY-Friends OI Mr.

Mr. A. E. Nelson, Grafton Street Peter McQuaid, Br., will regiet to

hst, was entered some time Satur-_ day nightbbut the intruder got little, to reward his efforts. Only a box. of chocolates and a small quantity' of other confectionery were missing. It is thought that the burglar was scared off by a dog which was on the Premises. Entrance was gained

through u window. _ ~.°CANADIAN LEGION - The

ngular monthly meeting of the

Canadian Legion; Montague Branch: was held in the Memorial School gg Thursday evening. Twenty' members were present and several_ new meni|:ers were enrolled by presi- i dent McLaggan. After the business

hour a very beautiful and inter-, esting talk, with regard to the Peace Conference was given by the Rev. Gordon C. Pringle of the United Church. The nieeiiiig closed llth the singing d the ' Wovial

Anthem.-H _

LETTER rum: nn. i. _ _. . -

The following lniertciiig e;.t.‘,;ct is from a letter to Mr. W. D. ’1‘:iui;t n, of the Halifax Hi-riild, from Rev Dr. J. Ingram Bryan, Yoiroliiiiiia, lor- merly Rector ol' St. Pauls Cliiirch here: “In the last copy of The Her- ald to hand, the sociul notes from Uharlottetown and other towns refer to names familiar to me, of whom, however, I had not heard during the more than 30 years since 1 left St. Pauls, Ch_1ii'lo.teto\\‘n. It is refresh- ing to know that the bearers of these names are still sine and v.e.l. to say nothing of the happy recol- lections the iiaiiies summon to my mind. Mrs. Hyndiiian, s;iys the Chariottctowii notes, lin.. cel b ute.i her Blih birtliduy. When l l.is_ s.ii\‘ her she was a yo-.iii;_ iii .y of 53 Ami then to think that l\lrs. C, ll. B. Longworth. afie. no; ._cei..g Le; fo. 34 years, now glvcs alleriioon lids with bridge. The Long..or.iis rt pre- sent the very best type of lsluiiiiexs. and were my stiiillleli supportcrs as rector of Sl. P:\ul`s, intcristeci in all good works. This lends me to con- fess that after iriivulliiig nrouiicl the world three times iiiicl living in srv- eral countries outide of the Mari- time Provinces of Canada, cliclly in the United states, Eirlriiid and Japan, I have not met kinder or nobler folk anywliere than the peo- ple of Nova Scotia and Prince Ed-

ward Island."

--TIIE I.A'I`E .IQIIN l\Ii"GOUG-

AN--The funcrul of the inte John McGougnn was held in Kcn.~.ii§!i0ll on Tuesday, March 28th, uiiclei' the direction of G. R. Philips, Morti- cian. Ai. 12.30 the Rev. W. O. R.hoad held a private service at tlie' home, after which the rcinains were borne to the Presbyterian Church by the following six nepliews of thc de- eeased: John E. Campbell. Kenneth Ind James McLeod, Vernon Mc- Gougdnf Jsimes and George Rum- lay. At 2 oclock a service was lield ln the church by Rev. W. O. lthorirl, assisted by Rev. G. T. Sp1‘lgHS HY-<1 Rev, W. S. Lorlnil. Rev. W. 0~ Rhoad spoke on those \voi'rls tziltcli from First Tliess. ~l_lh chapter, vers- es thirteen and fourteen, ivlifrc Paul assures his rcriclers of his faith in the blessed fellowship of those, like our brother, who sleep in Jesus. In spite oi' the raging snow storm the church nuclitoriuiii was overcrowded and the annex filled with friends, showing tho gi-est esteem held for the departed- For many years fi. nn-reliant in Kensington lie became widely known and highly respected. Dur- ing his last illness he impressed all with his puiiciice and fiilih. He is survived by his widow, one brother, Fulton, of Wiisliiligtaii. and three sisters, Mrs. Daniel Gordon, Georgetown; Mrs. Thomas Rrinisiiy, Kensington, and Mrs. G::or80 Compton, St. Elciincirs. As shown by the large gathering on Tuesday, me bereaved have the heart-felt |ympathy of the entire surrounding

listrict.

|T’S LIVER Tlllfil MAKES Yllll Flzil. S0 WRETCHED

Wake Up Your Liver Bile and Get A New Lease of Life. No

Calomel Is Necessary.

lot you to feel healthy and hvipnv, your liver M W-¢.,., ,,..mi<i.. in ii.,.ii.i oil.. ini.. yoiii-

awrg, way day of your luv. without that bin, nsiitii- ...dis pmrwtiv. Your foodiimt wnift rim'-t ¢l._ ily it |~_i.f.iilfl lad your bowelsar-~sliig¢;inli_ fowl 1| tl-.\_" Ill~"l'l

¢& your entire |i_\ su-in is ui drriiiiin fl |>Y

mmhonniis wa.-u~ ri. lim. Ynu_liii\~ lv-.I --is- Uo thedlsconilrirtofwn. hliimivv. |'1F"'lYl'l gag-;\ume.-ii. You un pri-y into rhi._~. hive I \0l llilu cotton-vr..~»|. It nrinty iii.-ite in your uoutmxhld brmih aiiil only Skim YU" ]"“" "1

n|,jn‘|,k.,||,.. p--p fi ii ililiy pi~r_.i»n aliould

eve. In faet you ani gent-riilly wrctciis-d.

How nan you upset to elf-nr up A rendition otliiii complr-tri -hytiikii givirr _iii\\-fi’-iii~\'Prs

Re salts. mlneriiilwsirr. nil.|nx1iiiw-_ cnrivli’ "F phnwing gum, or rouglmgcl Thi y can L wiiki- up mm- lim i.iiu|

Avoid ralnmc' Mirrriiry). Tiny voor# " A bfi

el old rilinl '- Lam-r‘| .~'tl~._ “ Q1 '\'| vt;-¢.~i.i¢,» .-, pn if-. ~- '~. i.. - il i » ynurliver wiihoiit, min-l viii; i.»i-fir -I |l;d.ti;-be-iilive fe. .i..i;, ez vc- ii.».rc.

Don't nam- y...|r vi-~r~y nn nil.-iii-i»i-n lla

§'i"¢f.f'flf‘.f '.ff.f.i.,'c2f¢i?.f’Z}.”t§Ld.'§§i' lf.`i".f»'t at all dnmulla. V

learn of his deatii at the age of 73 years at his home, 261 Sydney St., this morning at 12.30 a. rn. The funeral notice will appear later.

TB ANSFERRED - Mr. Arthur

Clu.k of the C. N. R., Stores De- partiiiciit lelt yi-_trday morning to: Moncton to uiiicli city lic has been t.anferred. He was accoui- paned by Mrs. Ciiirk.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of

Wiliam Tuyior St. Avards. was hed S tuzdziy afternoon from the M;-l..eaii F.ineral' Home to the Pc ple's Cemetery. Sei-viie at the h *me and griive was

conducted by Rev. Dix E. 1-1. Ram-,

say. The pull bearers wer: Me srs. Jolia than wesi, E. T. H‘g'.-: Geo Tivcedy and Bernard Mc-Cabe

9151' BIRTHDAY -H3-5, William'

l“urneaux, 129 Hillsboro Street, cel

from his late residence, Euston St., to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemer, yesterday morning, and was ‘largely attended. The poll bearers were: Wm. Maclnnis, Loo Doiron, Reg. Cronin, Keith Acorn, Vemon Peardon, Robert Dalziel. Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. _ Jos. McGreel, C.SS.R.., service at the grave being conducted by Rev. G.

M. Murphy, C.SS.R.. |

--DEATH OF HOWARD L. MEG- ISON-The death otfcurred in the Prince County Hospital on Siuiday following an operation for app.n- dicitis. The deceased belonged to Alberton and was 27 years of age

| ROTARY LUNCIIEON-Eduov ,tion as ii peparation and equip- fmerzt _oz ili. diites a~i.l respons b- ilte~ .f llc was enip":i iz.-cl in an Ent rc ing address by Rotarlnn leslie J. Sl;:"e_v at Rotary lunch- eon yest rciiy, Piifl President, A. A. Irwin pre'-.ld ci. Roiririfin Pck- nrd t"zinkcd the c`ub> for flowers sent to him during his illness. The noninnt ng committee submitted .the following list of officers for next year; to be voted on May lst. Pre:-ident, G. F. Hutcheson: Vice Pr~_~s`dent, J. M. Mirlcy; Secrr’ziry G. J, 'l"wc°"y: T':""'\rer Roi' Mflc- Iurv; D‘~-ec rs Oxrln ';o" :ind Gordon Ives.

I STAFF EN'I`I'IR'l`i\INEI) -Quite rccf_§i\'i_v .it the lovely houi» of Mr.' mill Mrs It-"\.tiie\.r Lee a most

siiiiiptiions ciiicrlzen Suppl-r wus giv-

en to 'lie .~'ti1f_f of l~`red Trainer, the well kiiown und popular plumber of this c.ty. The evening was spent! in speeches, songs and games and included two beautiful solos rend- ered by Messrs. Fred Trainer and Ted Morrison, who are gifted with fine tenor voices. Tiicyucre accom- panied by Miss Mary Kelly on the piano. At the co .clusion of the evening a hc;‘.i‘l:y vote of thanks were tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Lee and afier singing "For They are _Jolly Good Fellows" all dcpiitfd

for their homes. `

f WI~iL\NESDAY l -rl'xau:.i. or .ions Mum-

IIEAD-Tlie fiuicixil servhes for tht-_ inte Joliri Miiii'licri;l \v.i'e iie.d las; 15:\tiii'<lzi_'.' uit.-riiooii lroiii the Prus- lJ;:tci`l.iii Cliurcii, Siiiiiiiiersiile. Rev.

_ Mr. Jeans oll`i;i:itii.g. A iurgc nuin- _bcr of friends utiendcd. The pziil ‘ bce.i'crs ivcrez Messrs. S. M. llick_-,' .lolin S».iii\l’ii;nii, "R, I3. ill hzirtls. ii. i fidlllil' Clark. C. R. llogeis and A, S.

_ .\/fzicliay.-S.

| mari .imss FOR inc daceavcdl 3 iiieiiili'.-rs rii the Kiilgliis o.' Colum-

bus wus ccl<-li;-;i_crl ye.tci<l.iy inorii-5 ling by Rev. Louis Doiigaii iii St. i Dun.s‘i:in`s Basilica, which was large- i ly attended by nicnibers of the local

#Council A memorial service was, llield last ewiiing in the Council, Cliriiiibcr :it thc Homo, Queen Sti"cet` iior Bros. Philip Noonan, Gregory illuglies rind Jriines O. Triiinor who passed away during the post your,

-SUBIHIERSIDE TOWN COUN-_

CIL-The regular meeting of the Siiinmersicle Town Council was heldl ion Monday evening in the Council, iChamber, Mayor ltlniirzrn presided. The monthly bills were pgisscd nsi follows: To-.vii pniil iiilis, $Ll,illl.9l;l ,Unpaid hills. $7,-iri_l;8; Electric Light lpald bills, $.3.fi.'i:'>()8; Uiipnid bills,

¢$502.i0. '_l'lir~ reports of the commit-

He leaves to mourn, his widow anc. infant child, and mother, to whom sincere sympathy is extended. The funeral took place fiom the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson, of Sumiiierslde, on Monday afternoon The service was conducted by Rev

ebrated her 9lst birthday Monday.

She is improving very nicely after Mwpomgd in hu 59”., yeah De_ her recent illness. » oe

‘FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- :nah eral of Harold Maclnnis took place le

Died at ms Anzeles. Caiifoi-rug, n March 22nd. after four weeks

U_“- I I W 1 l li

_ o

llln

we of parrot fever, James A,

used was the son of the late Don- ld and Marcella MacDonald (Bor.

l of Pisquid. P. E. Island. He

aves one son, and three dsugnz-

ers, one of whom ls in the Dom- inican Convent at San J°|e_ 031|. fomia. I-Lis wife was the late Laura Miwliellim of Indian River.

THURSDAY

FIRE CALL-The firemen re-

sponded to |. still alarm abiut 11.30 ye..t.rday for a roof fire at the resideice of Mr. Chas. McDougall Pownal street. A line of hose from D new-by hydrant was necessary to extinguish the blaze. There was

i c0Noimnui.anouis-.nsriy iutienioysblo, mismung’ wa cam- - ' - I

ow _ _

week Mr. George Chandler. a. pope- tl

lar and genial member of the 0. N. l

ra!

R, machine shop staff, completed 44 years service.

GOOD FRIDAY AT THE CHAR- ol hie dmllhter, Mrs. "Btel' Lc01alr,

L0'l"I`ETOWN F081' OFFICE- Bayfield Street, to the Church of

Good Friday. April Iwi. 1083. UW following order of service will be reiiderrd All wickets oloeed all day. A11 malls for despatch. by , i.fterno:~n trains. will be closed at 12.00 noon. There will be no de- livery by letter carrier or by rural toiirfer. There wiii bsiio mdi-dev =treet letter and Pawel bor uollec- tion.

BEREAVED OF SISTER - Mrs.

A. I. M|.icLean received the very

season in _a oloee.

FUNERAL BIRVICEB-The .fun-

s of John McKenna was held yes- Iterday morning from the residence

the Most Holy Redeemer. where Re- quiem High Mala was celebrated by Rev. Father Enright, 0.55.8.. Seri Viée at _the grove was conducted by Rev. G. M. Murphy. 035.12. The D011 bearers were: Messrs. Daniel Gillis, John B. Connolly, Allan M0~ Donald, Benielaui Mowade, Martin Power and Peter Whittey.

There passed peacefully away at

the home of her son in Bayview.

:..i:sideru.ble damage. ‘sad and unexpected news on Bat- P_ E_ :__ on s,md_,,y_ Much 36_ Mm

ISLAND LADY DEAD.-Word has

been received by relatiies ln th.:

.urday of the death of ben' sister, Mrs. George Burrows in Edgartown, Mass There had been no intima-

Mary Simpson at the advanced age of 'la years. On Friday she was round as usual but about 3 p. in.

.ity of the death in Brighton, Mas., Mon .of he; tunes; grid the an- iunered 8 wah, psmmm “mu

if Mrs. James Trainer on Sunday, March 23th. She leaves to mourn a

, _ Y. r Darrold Tantnn of

George at home_ A sm_____ Mm Mr. Burroxwsrh in ":_1'5' .ler nursing could do Pwved of ioodlpeed Jr Davison. Chevrolet Charlottetown to Gladys 'Mae

nouincment came as a great shook.

rom which she rallied for a while,

N ew! ll

‘elieiousf

ui/its Ti/ICR i *'

.ii

'ijt .W ._ _‘J i 4..

tbl ltljl/it /A\ i

Sold throughout the Maritimes

the neu, ana rides upon they

sruvniim 'raivrou-on A ru ii

- on

Th d-_~ d as a native at Ora- _I _ ' P

,,,,,,,,,,,,e,_ Mm ,Bmw H,g._,,md i_____;_ __‘°*__‘_‘f°__ ‘;__d_be___de_ ____ _“___ i.ut___i_t was _izisesgt tonghose in it ,,,,,,.,,,_ mas. st vi upper Pi-mee _soul Br|ghmn_ Mag" and three 5o__s_ band. ___. ___________ed by sevm___ ______m__ ten i11_ce.ht d_e_esku_waa near ____ _ Charlottetown, by Rev. E. H. Rnm- _,ames_ Bralntrm Mui mo and and a_ t at me ca I-nd ten- Mr. Russell Davison of Messrs sa wills d

h it _ ere w very ri- i ‘

C_ ___ SL cum __e___ns_ ML G_o___e Michael Mcc,,,.ey_ O1ty_ and two P°0f “_ w earthly avail. _ Dealers at Truro, has been visiting seam,-.,_ of New ,mmm,.e_

` ° .,m¢,1,¢,~.._ 'rims ,. L ,iam C. ,,,.. WN Sympathy with MPS- MHCLWU rho late Mrs. Simpson was be- his mother on Prince Street for the

B°“'"°55 Sang Wm* Sy"‘P““‘~"‘° ex' ` '. V ' 4 ` I and other members of .lv famil; . h tfew da s Mrs Da iso l- ‘ iressio “Some time We’ll Uiide `mchD`C` M'cAd‘""' B"'°° ` 're er marriage Mary wares' PM y ' V n ceo - -

I ' “» -' . ` ` ' t bereai-. 'ir ii aan iurtiid i

__ _ ,u_w1,,e_ in their grea. aught” of the 1,,” James md :rated er d ay and s he-

starid. The pall bearers were. Rus- *_ lherst NeWs_ ,me W res who migrated I ,ng cansmtulakd by her many

sell Ramsay, Jacob M\u'ray, Edgar ' ' - a mm

Macmhun S_ Maman HOme_ m_ _srmnwoon caiuaui . rim' --- __ __ zaiiimeiis, swtirma. and settled m."f1¢nd‘- zie Horner and Fred Palwer In’er. fifty-ninth annual meeting of the DEB-*TE AT KEu=Y‘ ‘-“U55 .vheatley River, P. E. I. on the* °"__i“*'“'_'*"'-‘- _mm was in me P _,___ " ' ,:_____ plot holders of Sherwood Cemetery The 155i m€f'tin8 °f Sl- J0S€l>h`= ,nm now gwned by R4-,ber-f, Wang 3m'-‘H5 ' ' ` ` was held last week. The repo.-¢_Literary and Debating S0¢l€l»Y. 101' ,f that plan, _ |

presented to the Dlreclors showed

this season, was held ln Kelly’s

WELL KNOWN _ that progress was being marie in th. Cross Hall on April 7th, at 8.30

The most outstanding iii..-.ting of_

beautifying of this lovely ceiii.tery_

o'clock. The efficient president, Mr.

Th fi 1 i i of we -ue-» ...;..;12;“;:s:t..:ii..“1i;’.“‘::f J- wi. ‘i‘°..““”;’"g of Knox Presbyterian Church was ' P m "der ° er W ° ° °w° a

t I I ll 1 bl ‘ - . ~ _

hefd Friday last when the mem- 3;? 3;; Zopgi sf eng glad “ery mtercstmg maglm wnsist

B. . Bo f i- .

be.s presented a gown to Rt. Rev. y. .e mid 0 D mg U' the following numbers' A

rectois was re-elected. Since the

harmonifa selection b Adrian

Dr. Robert Johnston, Moderator of meemg me Sum of $31800 has bee, ` y the Presbyterian Church in Can- handed to th et _ xTr"'L“°r' E step dam” by Justin

add and minister of Knox Church.)

e ceiii eiy officials by

the Executor of the Estate of the

Stordy; a recitation by .Kathleen

i=‘.iii@.wing the scottish custom ornte Mrs. Emily s. Davies, 10,. ,hc C”-Sack! H ref'-dine by Marv Brad-_ rolsing the minister, the robe was care of family plots. Icy; 8 reading by Mary Au” MoM'.

presenled by Mrs. W. A. Ada and' Miss Eizabeth Masson. Miss Mar-. garet Askivith gave an appropri-i

ghan: ii reading by Peter Toole; a. reading by Gordon E Waddell;

Th l f ' ter '

e urg ngo agica _interest c cu b Pete ___ d_

.ill people in the local industries

Bfehllgy \"IDO,BI'B8

ate address. On behalf of the mem- ,and reference to general mixed ing by Frank J' mom' Mr' Thomas

bers of the society a tra.veli_ln`g"

-fiirmiiig' as the "great and basic iri-

McAvinn gave a very intellectual

use was p,~e5;n|,ed to M;-,_ John. dustry ofthe Island," featured thc five minute spemh im 9 question sion by ivns. .ioim Adams. 'nie id- "lei W--Uh was imivfired by the,” 'M1 ”“P°"*‘“‘°° “li °“°_ l”'°’°*"

mess was read by Mm w_ D_ ‘oiliidustrial Commntee of the Boarq|time namely “DeDress:_ox_;.b Ther;

Trade for presenlatl t th ensued one of the bes e ates o

Brunton. The oonveners of re- Government and Wm hon o ‘ith __ th bl _bel _ __ _l freshments were Mrs. T. H. Thom-_ ' _ c was rea", e 59390 ' e 5" ec ng' W ' as and Mm _,_ A_ mw_ The tealby Mr. T. E. McNutt at the quai'-_solved that the motor cars and_

table was presided over by Mrs. Thomas Bangs and Mrs. W. A. Ada.-Ottawa Journal.

ilmcnovoiibn -_ Macc/iCImnN.

On Saturday, March 18th, at 20 Grcniiougli Ave, Cambridge, U.S.A., the residence of the officiating mln- ister, Rev. J. W. S. Lowry, there was” soieiiinizcd the marriage oi' John CUUH MHf'D0llBflil, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Murdock MacD.;ugall, of East. Boston and Mss Bertha Jane MacEachern, daughter of Mrs* MncEachem, and the late Dugald Mncliliicliern, of Clyde lliver, P.E.I.| The bride was handsomely at.ired in a travelling suit of navy blue with hat to match and corsage bcu- quet of pink roses. The happy cere- mony was witnessd by a few near relatives of the bride and groom, after which the young couple left for a visit to New York City. On their return, they will reside per- manently at 286 Beacon Street. Somerville, followed by the heartiest good wishes of many friends throughout Greater Boston districts. Both are zealous workers in the ao- tivlties bf the congregation of the Church of Scotland, Cambridge,

Massachusetts.

.‘.fii=iir|l's Liniment for Sloinueh vrum lm. l

terly meeting of the Board last ev- GFUHB. In connection with 'mixed lafmlllll, the brief stressed the desir- I iibiiity of the gr.-.wing and miiiin_` within the proiinee of many pro

ducts now imponed. I . -DEATH or ivuts. wivr. 1, iimc. LEAN - There passed aua, about midnight on Tuesday, Isabeile-Mac- Lean, belovedwife of Wm. J. Mac- Lean, of Central Lot 16. Mrs. Mac- Lean was 'I4 years of age and had been in .failing health for some time, She was before her mar.lage Msn, Isabelle Smith, of Belfast, P. E. I.,' but had resided in Lot 16 all her, married life. A woman of pleasiiig Nrsonality and fine charaetcrislics,| she at once endeared herself to the’ people of the district and until her health failed was active in the soc- ial life of the community.» There are loft to mourn, besides her sor- rowing husband, the Iofiowfing children: James McGilvery, South- west, Lot 16; Roy E., Central, Dot 16; Alvera, Mrs. Prescott Forbes, at 5-‘VII-I1S\ll11`8. Alta.; Miss Blanche, Principal of the Sumnierside Busi- ness College; Rev. Vans McLean, pastor of United Church, Montreal, P.Q., and Miss Georgie, B.A., Prin- clpal oi' Grade 11 of the Sumnicrside High School, to nil of wliom much syn~yr.thy is extended.-S. `

motor trucks have been a detriment to the Island and, there should be a law passed by the Legislature to prevent their operating.” The' speakers on the Pro Side were' Maurice Bradley, Kathleen Cusack.` Peter Tooie, Joseph McAvlnn and those on the Con side were Walter

Cusack, Bennett Trainer and Mrs._

arguments put forth on both sides that it made it very difficult for the judges who were Mrs. J. W. McKenna, Gordon Waddell and Thomas McAvlnn, to decide~ the victorious side. Finally it was an- nounced, that the con side had a malorlty of four points. The SPGBK- ers are to be congratulated on the premeditated effort they made in make this last debate a conspic- uous surcess. Rev. Fr. Peters. then spoke in` a laudable manner of the lnterminate pleasure and percep- tion received during the course of the seasons debates and his sin-

Mrs. Simpson was an estlmable

ody, and ber charitable and'

Jhrlstlan disposition endeared her to all. In the home she was a de- vout wife. wise counsellor and be-

loved mother and to strangers al "friend" in every sense of the word. She was an ardent Christian, n life long member of the Presbyter- ian Church and a charter member of the W. M. S. of Cavendish Presbyterian Church. He.: husband the late James Simpson predeceas- ed her some four years ago. Be- sides a large circle of friends there, are left to moum her loss. two

IIOWATT-At Tryon on April 9,_ 1983, to Mr. and Mrs. Everett King . Iowatt, a daughter. _ADDD-At Harrin8t0l1, April 9th,_ isaa. to Mr. and Mrs. Preston Roda’ (nee Marjorie Darrach) a dough-` ter, Bessie Seller. ‘ GALLANT-On April 5, 1933, at 'iii ciiestmiz street. omrioitswwn,| to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gallant, a daughter, Mary Edna. BILLION-At the P. E. I. Hospital, April 8, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs. J, P. Hilllon, a daughter. _MULLIGAN-At Detroit, Mich., March 4, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs. Ern-

DEATHS

uoosron-on api-ii ii, um Bon; Houston, in her 'filth year. '» _

MACQUAID-13; the dw, Mug] 1933. Peter P. Macquaid, gged 71 KELLY-Died at the City Hospital April 12. Joseph Kelly, aged 45 uazeiiwoon-'-at Roxbury, Msg U. S. A., Sunday, April 9, 1933, Mn Edith Hazelwood. Jomvson - At subindiiie. Mui Jan. 10. 1933, Miss Ulentintlm John-Son. aged '13 years, forma.-i; of Victoria, P. E. ' DOCHERTY-At Kingston, on Aprl. 11, 1933, Mrs. George_Docherty (nel Esther Younker) aged 29 yn;-5 PALETHORPE-At Stanley Bridge on April 10, 1933, Wilfred Junior, age 3% months, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred M. Palethorpe. ’

brothers. .mm and Raimi wsrei|;’§;‘_;‘:“_’_"§“““ d““““*°’- MW Em- SMITH-At 21 chestnut stmt si

i ° ““"' Mvnday April io was n i ii .

or Wheatley River, P. ri. 1., and two. . ' 1 f “ P RW sisters. Mrs. Chas Stevenson, New DOWNE'-In this ony’ Apr' 10’ 1933' m°”d Smith' “fed 5 V°“5 4 mmm

to A W and Mrs Downe, a dough

Glasgow P_ E_ L md Mm _mmesit ‘ - - - son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith Anderson of New Westminster, B. er' MACKENNA_I“ me ‘my °°

GILLIS-At Norboro on Mnmh 33

April io 193

c. d th fuowi d ' ' . ' 3' °’°"“ M°°K°““ .f‘“._‘°;;.:';. i w W- i -.ed 76 =~

- Gills a daughter, Phyllis Mary BR0wN_At B cn M,

oniiriottemwn, P. E. 1; Mn-s. An- E,.,,,,,,.,_,, “Y Y' “UPU-

drew Glen. Briercrest. Bask.: Mrs. ggus-ng'__,M sung, J hn N_ B_ on March 17' 1933' Elizabeth An”

ri. w. stuart ir warn- ° ' ' °°“““' WU’ °’ "“’"°' A- _

. SP0 811°. ~ April 7. 1993, to Mr. and Mrs Ralph. gamer] of K1 Wh M:

Mrs. n. J. Gordon, oiixiaiid, oiuiz.; s_ H,,,g»,,,, ,, 80,., W,,,,,,,,,, 's,,,,,,.,_i 888,79 ’;,em "“‘ ~P' E' Mrs. E. C. Bell, Cape Traverse. P. MA`c|,E0p_1n this my Ap,” 10_ '

r-'I-zaovson--At nesabie on April

E. I.; Mrs. W. M. Chepesiuk, To- t,°Mr_ and M;-5_1_,e|¢h E_ M3¢]e0d_ 3 sth J ronw. Ont.: Mrs. Allison Tait, daughter, Marjorie.Unsworth. ' oScphFerguson'”ed 75 ye"-'

CUTCLIFFE - At Caps Trtverse,

Southport, P. E. I.; J. Ernest of JENKINS-At Mt. Herbert, A li Edmonton, Alta., and William of 7, 1933 to Mr. and Mrs. G. Rugsrel 33;? yrrrisl. 92:’ Joseph cumin*

Katherine Creamer. Such were the ,Bay view, P. E. I., with whom she Jenkins, iz daughter. ME(-;,;50N_A¢ the prim, 5mm”

made her home. -_--_i-*___ H0,p|¢,,1_ Am.” gm Howard um,

The fimeral was held on Tuesday _ MARRIAGES ' Megison of A“,e,.,0n_

Et 2 p. ln. 11'0n'i the hdme of he! -i MC|NN[S_At the city nomlhl son in Bay View, services being DIAMONIPFLYNN-Alf WB BED- April sth, Harold Mclinnls, aged 20 conducted by her pastor, Rev. W. US! Plrwhike. ChBrl0¢lA%l»0wn. April STEELE-In Hyde Park, March 18, A. Patterson of Cavendish United 10. 1933. Ralph James Dia/mond or 1933 Lawrence P beloved h

. _ . -. usband

Church and although the day was Charlottetown to Margaret Flynn of Margaret Frances steep; (nee stormy the large attendance at the `0f Charlottetown. Waits).

house and at the grave bespesk _-` _

the esteem in which the late Mrs.

Simpson was held. The pall bear- 7? =="=-”°_` i -1*” ‘ "5"=*",.'f-*""v e

Peter Trainer, J. 0. simpson, Aus

being in charge of A. J. McLeod

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ers, all life 'long neighbors and ' I _ \ A . friends, were Messrs J. 1-I. Blmll' l - Q’-,.~ ff

son Lewis 'r<>ombs, .uri-ed simpson, Le

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cere wish was that they would re-‘ Interment was made in Caven- _§1 _;,.».»"’p ‘ _mwwmmi

euseiiate next winter ima that the di.-.ii rmiwd cemetery, the funeral .s.°,'.....,,..,...,,,......,,....°<.~,...su».iiiii§.aiiriwii.¢iiis°w

members would enter into them ` Y with a true spirit and renewed vig- of Stanley Bridge. _ - P

or to make them such a success as We mourn in hope-not in des- 1' I ~, / they have been during the past pair, knowing that-God moves - . ` .3 f-‘ -

three winters. Tre singing of the in a mysterious way, His wonders _ _________ _~__-f= National Anthem then brought an to perfonn, He plants his footsteps SA WRIGLE*/MWRAPPERS-Write for PREMIUM GIFT CATALOG 1

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fslretts and the several streets con . l \`;\%\ Q 7 I' ` A

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Coun. Keily gave notice of a Bye- l A DAR,_`N._ _ _;.b,_~_ law regarding sundry liceiisvs for lar 0 5 \"""""

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of the S-tu tion in Qucczys C0um_y_ 0 |031, K-ng Fesnives Smiliigg lm., (`irra|B1lnm r~ .l. ,..-,-=, .5,_;____ _ -

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