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Thus passed to ward on May 15m, and much respected Charlofoetown Royalty in the per-
Horu in Rmstico. P. E. 1., on Oct. 5511. 1353. he spent his early life in that community, and bu-am a he moved with his family to char-
the some occupation till his health failed.
irentle disposition. a devoted hus- probioms bravely. and evinced at all times :1 patient. and optimistic remembered his
Ifreaim‘ in the days oi his youth. uniting with the Clirlsiian Clmmh,
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- New Glasgow, P_ E. I.. at the and was
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of the church. On yARKMAN Charlottetown 11; ms etumr ,.e_ he served as deacon 1939. an old
clilwn of
D" P‘uknmn' his family. He leaves
widow (nee Beale and a daughter
Later in 1915
and followed emhb Yea“ 53°-
successfully
or kind and
Revs. H. L. Te sermon
~ Cooper. he raced mes Corrlnthlens 15:20_
Vera H. M.
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Banks
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moving
united Wiiih the Central Christian Church. where
I-leismuchmissed byewlde circle of relatives and friends. but especially in the home. where he was so devoted to the interests 01
to mourn his MwGrcxor) son
Reginald lives near the old home. A son Meredith predeceased
him
The funeral service was con- ducted on Wednesday. May lath. by Revs. J. W. l-layiier assisted by Danton and 8. 0.
text The hymns
was!
“sweet Bye and Bye” and “Abide With Me" were sung and Miss Campbell sang very
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Evidence Was Con- cluded Yesterday With Testimony By Accused. ;
Case 01 John MoAleer and Fred- erick Mcitleer. arsed on two counts with forgery will no to the gory today iollowing the chute
y His Lordmlp
Arseneuli who is presiding over me hearing. Yesterday three wit- nesses (or the crown and u like number. inciudliig me we accus- ed, for the defence gave evidence. Tnose examined were Frank Acorn, rnsnazer at Ed's Tni where John McAleer was employed at me time 01 the alleged offense, Warren Burns, meteorologist at the Char- lottetown Ebcperiznencal sievion and A. F. Mclsnac, hand writing expert in the Halixax Police De- partment. for the Crown and Wl'.« item Moran. urine 1 of is local business college and writing - shructor. and the We accused for the cielence. _ Before Court adjourned the Jury heard a .<Lun_vnlr.g up of me case by coumel for
eluded alter joumed until 10:30 this morning when Mr. Justice Arsenault will charge the Jury.
The case arose out oi a. money order cashed in the Charlottetown Poet Olilce by John McAleer. The order was made out to Mrs. Wil- ma Douoewe and was vurchas by henhueband. a sailor on the C. G. S. Cartier at Louisburg, N. 5.. on the 1st day of October last. Mrs. Doucecte laid complaint some time later with post office auth- orltles she had not received the order. which was cashed by John Mmueer at the local office on October 5. Aiter investigation a. new money order was issued Dav- wbie to Mrs. Doucette, Mr. A. V. Se/uxiclera. post omce inspector for the Province teamed.
A. F. Mclsozw. h-and writing ex- pert called by the Crown testified‘ 5 S of g1l;3$d€rI0Ié‘edM€tf.IeeI'S; writ stron resem e en- uus is Willrecl Dou- cam". on the monw. order made out to n. t name :5;
delenoe.
William Moran. called by the delenoe testifliecl In his 0011110“ ‘aha hand writing of F‘rederick McAleer and the name. "Mn-s. Wilfred I3 “‘ " signed on title monell order were not similar.
John McAleer testixyinz in his own defence (old that on the eve- ning he‘-‘oeashedfihle zrmgéyabgrderi in Q 8 1'1. Cu’! 85 Tu
W lled at Ed's Taxi stand: where he was A driver. she went- ed a money order for $44.00 cam- ed but as there was not enour-Eh money he suggested she no 10 me post, mice as it was still open. She engaged him to drive her to the post office. the witness said. He didsomddrovetothebadcdoor of one post olfiu. which was clos- ed at mg time. The woman asked him if he would mind runnlnfi in and cashina it. for her. He com- plied but Mr. Grifditih. whom the witness had known since "I was 3 k-,1d_" and mg order Ind been an- dmsed in the wrong place. He took it back to the woman. No one had 3 pen so they went to F'0ntime.'s restaurant where he got her a- pen and she endorsed lfhe order in the egg; They then returned to the post office '13‘
than drove-the woman out Agvenguoet to tM‘su'uel's Comet W719" 3 Q Oil .
The witness did not know the woman but he d hef-
Next witness. and lost one to oeamy, was Fmtvrictz Msmeer, brother of the last witness. He was at the taxi stand Whfin ishe WW3“ called and his broliher drove away- Thenl 1'1; went inside and sat at the es.
Questioned whether he knew -7 A. Weir the witness said he did. He had known him {or some time. Hehadseenhimuta halllefm mston Street about one first of October. '!‘h.'~y were there oné n'~M and the witness accompani- ed Weir in his car in in front of the 5 and 1'.) on Queen Street. He waited about ‘ 15 minutes while Weir went. away. The witness. alone in the car had seen no mail but- in the car nor had he taken any letter. ‘_
Mr. Weir. Charlottetown. letter
day testified he did not remember hnvlnx any letter for Mrs. - cette which he did not deliver.
_Aged Eskimos ' iPut To Death
WINNIPDO. June 2'!-— (OP) - When hunting duets are over. the problem of the ar‘ is omen solved quickly by the mic mm; in for north settlements. Dr. A. L. Fleming. bish- gglol the Arctic told newsman here.
‘ ey are walled up in SHOW huts and left to die. \
“Aeoordlr‘lgtcour1deuithVel'! cruel but is easy to understand
[it when you reallm thnt lbklmoa
' live most of their lives on the verge
‘of atervetion." he added.
Dr. Fleming commended the Pled-
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GENBRA10 . Sttrtlnl Motors and Electrics] mantra. Mellstss Bet- tery service. L-500- -22-29.
BOTH OUB STORES will be 21 may night, but will W dill’ Stturdw. let. R.lx's Gl'°°°l’Y- L-118-6-N-31.
FOLIO]! OOUR'I‘—A number 0! motorists we're up tor 3 yesterday and a man charged with shopbmklm and the-it was re- manded one week.
FIINERAL AT DOWEB MON- AGUE—I-lush M‘ncKinnon, 54. of Whlm Road this Province was buried in the Lower Miontacue Cemetery yesterday. Services at the lower Montague United Chumh and at the grave-side were conducted by the Rev. '1‘. Owen Hughes. Pallbearers were: Messrs. W. D Fraser. John W. Cam m
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Programme}: Prince Street
.. School Closing
In accordance with me custom followed during bhe pest iew years the Primary Grades, 1 to D1. will be closed this afternoon at 2:00 p. m.. while the Intermediates and Seniors will be closed on Friday monlng at 10:00 a. m.
Programme for Prlmsry Closing Tlmrsdsy—2 P. M_ .
Lt. Col C. C. Thompson. Presi- dent of the Prince street. Home and School Association. will preside.
0 Canada, Grades 1. LI and III.
Piano Solo. Ethel n MaoDonsl:i.
Prizes and Certii OM65 to Miss P‘na.ser's Grade 1.
Songs, Nursery Rhymes and Iris and Lilacs--G I. II. and U1.
Prizes and C ficaves to Miss 'I‘oombs' Grade I.
SOME. Little Sir Echo. Grades II and HI
Prizes and Certificates to Miss Meodonalds Grade 11. song, Hiawatha, Grade LII. Prizes and Certlillcatm to Miss rude II
Go Too-Group from Grade I. Prizes and certificates to Miss Simmons’ Qrade III. Bantu. Bobby Ehaftoe and Gold- en Siumbers. Grades 11 and LII. Prizes and Cor-tlilwtes to Miss Sinclair's Grade III. Dancing, Betty Acorn. Remarks by Chairman‘ God Seve the King.
Progrlunrne !or Senior Frlday—-I0 A. M
Dr. I. .7. Yea. Chairman of Board of 'I‘rusbees will preside.
O Canada. Gracie: IV to X.
Prizes and Certiiicaics to Miss Weeks’ Grade IV.
Bones. You'll Get There and Grctiasslhopper Cvreen—-Gxradies ’IV n
a . Prizes and certificates to Miss
Fullertorrs Grade IV.
X30118. The Fame. Grades VI to
(‘losing
Wa.t.son's Grade .
Song. The Merry Life. Grades IV and V.
Prizes B. d certificates to Miss Le.nglli’s rode V.
Bonmxl Know 1 Bank. Grades
to . Prizes and certificates to Grade Irving. Rhythm Band-Gr
ade VII. Prizes and Ceniricates to Grgde V1I—-Miss Allken. Bong-Who is Sylvia,-Grades
VI in X.
Prizes and Gen-iiiiicotcs to Grade VIII-—-Miss Weller.
Song——W'here the Bee «Sucks-— Gradoes VI and VII.
Dear Land of Hades VI in X.
. History Prizes- Prlzes. and IX’ and x—Mra. Methleson.
Song—I~larkf Ha:-ki the Lxu-k—— Grades VI to X. Prizes md certillcales to Giggle s. song-—-Enalend—-Grades V to X. Piano Dueb——Dorothy and Olive Keeping. Prizes and certificates to Grade )(-—-Mr. Bell and Mr. Johnston. Song-—lsland I-Iymn—(L. Montzunery) Gndes IV to x. Remark by Chairmen and Prin-
clmi.
National Anthun,
All parents and friends welcom- ed. particularly 0! the Home and school Association to whom we are indebted for many or the prizes being presented.
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. Godfri - Jackson ' Nuptials mums to many is NOW Euflfihk Ann
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‘or it on u.”‘x'f Baptist many. Mrs. Elby ‘ in
occasion fonthe service. The Rev. men at the Charlottetown
Hewlett pleyed
Puncher, at Charlottetown, and Mr. Bernard Mooney. or Elmira, P. . I. acted as 5-roomsmun. Ushers were Mr. Fred Altkcus and Mr. Wallace Francis. The bride was given sway by her tether, Mr. George Jackson. Dressed in I white ‘shark skin" suit. with neceaso ‘ to match. and can-rylncz 9 bouquet 0! pink roses, the tr! e looked very beautiful, The me a of honor wore a. dress 0! win sheer ch}_1!on and . e was d cred chmon. with white accessories. After the ceremony 9. reception was held at the home of the bride's parents and was attended by some seventy-five guests. A delicious but- fet luncheon was served. with Miss Beatrice Johnston gourlng the tea. a serving were Miss Deisy Johnston. Mrs. Roy Hewlett. Miss Evelyn Johnsto , Mrs- George Dinawell. Miss Martha Reid. Miss Dorothy Johnston. For travelling. the bride was dressed in a der blue cool. and white hat. wi h ”'I'h ha 1 1 it b In e ppycoupe e yp neon Tuesday for Moncton. They will re-
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