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when was reoeiv o! the sudden in the City oepltsl o! Mrs. J Cam at the early s e o!

comparatively titty ‘are. Although not e oyl-m the ' t health her condition was not considered ious until s few weeks aeo when she was advised b her physician io enter the Hospite ior an operation which seem ad

proved s greet suooess. but s ore inidnisht o!

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00H 0D IIVQ CIIIIQ despite best

or alsnn and skill she the

the fully in this lite passed to its eter- nal reward. Ever the reclous lady she will be greatly mssed in the community and home where her reneroei ard hospitality knew no e leaves to mourn s zrlei stricken husband children Charles and Margaret boob at home; also the following sisters: Mrs, John D. Mclnnls. Mrs. J. P. McCoirnsc oi Point de Roche and Mrs. Juries Lamphier o1 Pleas- ant Grove. Her lunersl was held from her late residence Saturday. April 13th and despite the almost im ssseble condition o! laﬂirﬁble! s e concourse o peop o - ed the remains to St. Andrew's Church where Requiem High Mess was celebrated bvthe Pastor. Rev. Terrence Campbell who also con- ducted services at the rnave.

Joseph Campbell and Family. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mclnnls. Dot and R gle‘

Mr. and rs‘. Reuben Mclnnls and Jllnm . James and Annie Molnnis

Mr. and Mrs. John P. McCoi-mack Mr. and Mrs. James Lamphier Mr. and Mrs. Milton Doyle Mr. and Mrs. James R, Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Dpyle ilillshs Doyle's Family. Patrick Doyle and Family. Michael Doyle Mrs. Margaret Doyle and Ray Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doyle and Family.

Mary Doyle

Mrs. Sadie Sullivan

John M r

1. Charles Morrison Mrs. Rorald OT-Ianégy and Family Mr. and Mrs. Em McEachem and Family.

Mr. and Mrs. John Feshan and Mill-LY.

Mr. and Mrs. James Feehsn and

ly.

Mrs. Wallace Maclntyre

Mr. and Mrs. George McCci-mack Mr, and Mrs, Raoul McCoi-mack Fred McCormack

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly and

Meet sad. Allied Trades FOd- Fmmi

i . Mrsy Catherine 'Shreenan and

D nle éﬁil“ “it?” o m»... e en c a an Mr. am Mrs, James A. McKay

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shsnnshsn and Family,

Broncos and Joseph Shsnmhan Mr. and Mrs. Reginald McMillan Mr. and Mrs, Ben Keeie. _ Blanche Mullin

Rita and “ieresa MacDonald Jean and Theresa Kelly

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Doyle

Ma rot Resdv

Mrfgaand Mrs. Andrew Molnnls Mr. and Mrs. T _ lo MILEIITY Mr._and Mrs. D.‘ . MeA am Catherine McMillan

Flora McMillan

Mrs. Urban MacDonald

MESSAGES 0F SYMPATIIY

Evelyn McIntyre

Mr. and Mrs. J, J. McIntyre Kathleen MacDonald ‘Pauline MacDonald

Mable O'Brien

Mr. and Mrs. William Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin _ Lt. Col. W. W. Reid and Mrs. Reid Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McAslsil Owen Kelly and Family Margaret Kelly

Mr and Mrs. Austin Campbell Mr. and Mrs. William Blmh

Mr_ 3&1: lylrsCWllmuMoPhﬂ Mrs. nne am

Mr and Mrs. Charlie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. lécxixer ltgrrison Mr, and Mrs. er arnsav Wlriniired and Joe MacDougall Mr, and Mrs, Parnell Curran Ml‘. and Mrs. Wink K9

Rena Leslie

Msryti-Iﬁrrin

Ernee o nr-s

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes Allan J. McKay

Kathleen McNeil

Hattie and Isabel Pilot

lllnmel) J lvlmrbonald

rs. . . ac Mn and lvlre, William Claw r. ar-zl Mrs. Les. R. Claw

Mrs. Joseph clnt!"

_ Innis Father George NTOMUIBII. C5511. Mr. an-l Mrs. Russel Msolntyre.

Bard-of Thanks

My, .1 Qph Campbell and Family wleh sigclerelv w uiank all those

who assisted them in any W! - A150

those who sent ass Cards. "B" and Measure i YHIDIQW in! their recent sad bereevemt-

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Follow were the pallbearers: _ Messrs, ton Coffin. Ralph Pigoti. l" W" V911! IBJEGFY ﬂtlmdﬁd. George MacComiac, Raymond H h M1188 W85 W08 by m9 REV Doylm D_ M_ swan“, mg gym Louis Callaghan. .P.. who also arm.“ performed the services m. the grave. The pallbearers were her six M555 QABDQ dsons~ Norman, William and

o rison Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morrison and m;

‘m: cuaaiorrérowu GUARDIAN

race rakes‘-

IN MEMORIAL!

M18. IAIN MoDONALD Rsrtiiied 0mm“ the last rites o! the

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1 "ll? m ‘Hsesday. April W. mo‘? oiibtgérlnaiscollormisﬁmi m “Wlmvsh m‘ ... .1’; . u» leis Wll-lhm wry 01% iii’.- ustiu and went her married liie

It Webster's Oomer where she‘ ziesregt her family and ondoyed the

Ind ds and »ln-l , wgghﬁtiiw ﬁbril-i‘? who “$13 vvoryﬂiins they could w comfort her and tomake, her declining veers MIL- .

am! way oils-rage ler sonisl tum. 01’ diminish. he an: love respect she had N‘ ﬂmllgwgnd grandchildren. $3 33% ﬁahhéiélii” I 9 Y a- neishbors and ii-iends some to see and took a rest interest in the events oi community. hiloDonald had a d love

. t. tom NorthsgCsrcllna.

Her funeral to St. Patrick Church, Iihrrt Augustus on Thursday mom-

gren . Victor Kougqiali and Joseph. Louis and Lowrance ‘Iraiiwr.

There use left to mourn the loss oi’ a devoted mother, two sons James and John o! Rumford. Msdne, and two inor-

oi’ sisi

surviv sir. North

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Mass Cards ivlrs. Matthias Kouzhan. Mn. Joseph Trainer. bill's. James McDonald, Is‘. Mid Mrs. John McDonald ‘momma: ' flilillqlwnxmuvictm d . 1- , James Kouqlllsn. am m Eileen. Li n lﬁomnoe and Reta.

Joseph.- Lewia and Lawrence alnor. Mr. and Mrs Ivan frminoir.

Mr . Mir seymour Hughes. Ligoilri Blavin,

n. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mumsgll and Mrs. Victor McDonald:

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F This ooleasrs h reserved (or news leosl interest, but sdvertislns el s uwey nature may be inserted st tin oenis s word. strictly ps1- sble In sdvenoe. -

000K’! (or Phowsrsphs. OONIIDIIATION LIP‘ [N- BUIIANOI, E

ill LATEST IN POTTERY- WABE. Crocketiﬁs Jewellery. ti.

u. s. s. naowivs Chiropody oﬂico will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday. May 14th an? 1115x4121

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BAILBOADMEIWS ..0verall.s in Blue and White stripes at S. A. MacDonald's. 5.14431.

Fosrlsns nnuosronr: will be the only one open this afternoon and evening, 5.15.11

IIABTSVILLE PBESBYTERIAN CHUBUH. —- The hour set for the Delllllatlun Service for Miss Hallo- weli on Thursday. May 16th, ls 7.30 Standard Time. 8.30 Daylight Time, not 7.30 Daylight Time as incor. 79°11? stated previously. 5-15-11.

TIIE DEDICATION of the new Wood Islands Presbyterian Church will be held on Sunday. May 19th at 2.00 P. M. (standard Time.) A special service o! worship will also bo held in the evening at 7.30. All friends oi the congregation are cor. dlllly litvited to attend these ser- W-‘ﬂ- s-isis-zi.

THE ANNIVERSARY) and re. o enlng service of the Little Sands nited Church will be held on Sun. day. May 19th at a o'clock P. M. (Standard Time). The special s eaker will be Rev. Roy Webster. 9111011. P. E. I. There will be spec- isl music. a historical sketch of the church and greetings from former Eeumn- 30V. Roy Vessey, Minis- Y. 5~15-2i.

WHEATLEY RIVER W. I.

‘Ilhe Mieatl Ri ' Institute ntetgt the "i§§me“<'§““y}f$§ Harold Buntaln on Wednesday evgrgic. Ms 1st.

m” 8 ﬁPﬂl-od b in in f0 Camels." slnidre ysgeg ‘Club Woman's Creed’ and '1 minutes oi ,tl1.e previous meetig; were read. approved and signed. A list o! names. of those who intend lnmlllri! electric power yvhen avail- able. was completed. Mm. Chester Raickhsm and Mas I-Isvmld Chandl- er were a. inted to attend the Musical Fe. lval. A latter was re- ceived from Hun/toi- River asking Jor help in building a Ubrary. lvlrs. Robert Buntaln and liilrs. Fred. MaoRae were appointed on a com. mittee for same

Mire. Rackham read a letter from

BEL North Carolina. Mrs. Willis/m C~ Rhlinxi, 2 North Attlebom Mrs. M arlet Koushsii. on. . I Mir. and s Frank K ami smlly '

m. andlMrs. remix mum. Lawrence Heroin . Mr. d Mrs

Mr.

. J McOa-riihy.

M18. Paitrlol: Cummin- alid Mrs Frank Trainer.

and lidtrs. {rod 'M8Afl1:r8nh . one a an.

and u; and Leo "lrsinor and Mr. and hdtrs. John Heron arid family.

Mir Vernon Drisooll. lvlJt Her- bert

Mire Mr Nllr. Mr - . 'Mr Elaine

Mr Ivllsirﬂn Power amid MOtheW. Mir and Mire Joseph Oin-lev and Dorein. Mir. and Mrs. John Coyle. City. Mrs Susiiin Duffy, City. Mr. and Mire Michael Mumagh- an kKaiie. Fred and James Oummls- 9?. Mr and lids-s. Dennis O'Shee. Mr. and Mira. Owen Beard. Mir. and Mm Wlllllm Berrigan and Bernard. City. Mr. alnd Mrs. L O. Kelly Bouill- l Mi. and lvne. smaene Kali . Oily Dufxy and glen-y Kelli! and

Mrs.

{Messages olflympethy Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald. Ml". ami- Mlrs Jdhn MloDonald and Mrs Victor McDonald.

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woman in England acknowledging quilt which was sent from the Wheatley River Women's Ins/chute, School committee reported soliool ‘had been scrubbed. ‘Towels and soap had been purchased and $1 26 aalsnpaid for same, also e100 for

The Secretary was asked to invite a play to Wiieatley River o5 ii means for raisins: funds.

lVIrrs. James Wares invited the meanbers for next meeting. when the roll call would be answered by an exchange o1 lmlhs or seeds. ‘ihe 01mins amounted to 55 cents and membership lees 2'5 cents Several contests were enjoyed and the meeting closed by singing the

"King" after WhlCh a delicious lunoh was served. The following is the letter received by Mrs. Rack. llﬂm- 27-2-‘46 , '1 Palace Yard. Little Park Street Coventry, Warwickshlre, England. Dear Madam- I am most lUUd to write and tell you that, am the recipient

ink and blue quilt. a lit tram the Coventry Biranch W igs. with name and address at- tache . I cannot go out 1o work on account o! having a cripple boy, now l0 years of ago 'I‘he quilt is most acceptable and useful.

Mun-king you for thie trouble have token for others. God b you in your work. I mmiiin

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Yours l‘%pt?<lilllllv. MRS. T. W. YARDLEY

llaril 0f Thanks

FIIDM NORTH RIVER

'1 would like lo thank» Lhe neigh-

urs from NEAR and Fai- who by their well directed eitorts saved my buildings from being destroyed by fire on Monday morning. May sixih. G, W. WILLIS.

5-15-11. In Memos-lam in lo memory ‘n! our dear

x rents. r and Mrs. lllslcolm acDonald, who passed a-way May l th, I848 Ind June 10th. 1984.

When days are dark and friends

i?‘ and Mm. William Mullen. ¢ ‘Igrtnuéifwliﬂrcli-‘yiilbert Mumsrhw flour ﬁlieimferf and rower how we I - o o MM» Amie Haves and . 01W lends are mine‘: i! they are m.» ﬁv P13,“ g“ - d e lost our dearest friends when “mm a; - E Y l" | we lost both of you, 1;?‘ u Power and Mother. i“ n 11m waiving, ma. William c. ﬁgs ' ' ' __________. Mire. Merwret Qieehan. Olty. mglér- "m" m“ h" “mm- rs Memos-lam Mrs. William Berrlghsn ' .___. Mr. and Mrs. Ligoiri Slavln. 1 | | [ d llieilnlhgrninllln ‘$31): airman rine MaoLsren. who died May . . on use" not forgotten Virginia Q --- 0 will you e b Mr _snd Mrs. Mathias Kougha-i A: llYﬂ as lllgesrndememory use and llbkllnniéy, Donn/h. m to musk We I remember you, who {saw m ‘aim-kg: the: Sadly Mluadrdb Parents and who gene m; ca“; W; o; BUY ood second haml feed Sympeﬂw and Spiritual Boqueia lien da . Dillon A Spiilettg

Suspected Indian’ Slayer Arrested

(By The Canadian Press)

LONDON. Ont. May iii-Bus- pected slayer o! ills 20-year-old Indian bride of two weeks. Leslie Bill nave himseli up late today at the hamlet of Promo. l5 miles south oi’ hem and handed over his huntlnsz knlie to the police who said he would be chanced yirith murder.

Just ﬁve hOllIe earlier. his pretty wife. the former Kathleen Kwh- ego. was found lvlmz fatally wounded inside the door oi’ the home oi her step-lather. Amos dc Liea-ry. with whom the young couple had been livlniz since their marriage. Mr de Leary said the 21-year-old Indian and his wile bec e involved in an argument outsl e the house. ~

l-Iill wanted her in R0 to Brant-

‘ lord. but ahe refused until he had

a lob there.

“Hill wmit around to the baol-r at the house and called his wile. said Mr. de Leary. "The gel" Lhiniz we heard was a scream.

"The girls mother ran aroimd to the biwk of the house and m? dsuszhter (Mi-s. l-Illll went around to the other side of U“ 110°“ “W, qlrl collapsed lust inside the 5°01

Mr. de lliearv said he_went m! the izirl and asked: ‘was it l wilfgtsls she reviled: "He MUM me." and lapsed into uncomolmw-

ness. _____________ UIGG SCHOOL

n. coll lor March and April!

Gsade x ism: l. Gladys MM- Leod: 2. Arnold Maolieod“ rmr

Grade X (Jrﬁl: 1. JOY“ 3 l no; 2. Marlliiﬂl- MMWW- - - C mobel . _

aGrade IX: i. Maraaret ll/Iﬂﬁa Isaac: 2. Rebecca Campbell.» - “$35,155 953595. virizlnla Bhw 2 K. J. MscKlrix-ion: 3. Mildred MAfJ-rrlarde VII: Clarence Gamm- beu; z, Don MsoPhei-son: 3. Flim- cis Maclsaac.

Primary Devi-

Grade V: 1. Keith Kenneth MacLeod and ~81: Campbell (equal)? 8- Dousrles aw-

' ‘ ;1, lvllli Martin: 2.

Grade w Ieod gene Eva osmo-

3. Geenze Maclssec

Robbins (squall.

1. Phyllis Msolieodi 2. Joseph Maclsaac: 3. 3619:‘ Shaw and Bobbv MacLeod (equal .

Grade II: 1. Edwin Mllilcki 2- Alired MacPiherson.

Grade I: l. Muriel Martin: 2. Clara MacLeod: 3. Joyce Mac- ' Bessie Mali-Martin.

Zita M. Rooney. Principe»!

Leading Representatives’ -

A. P. Mel/BAN. CL.“ ‘l’. MoAVINN. CJLU.

It hes been announced by The Great-West Lille Assiu-ance Oonwany i-hllt A. P. Mel-DAN. Sununerside. and T. McAVINN. Charlottetown. who "We the Company's policyholders in this district hl/ve spin quail-ﬂied for membership in the Honor Production Club. The Club y composed oi leading lire under rile i lh Co . ads and the United States. w u o e mp8“ Manon“ a“

QLanlAI-wigrnylgr Qmﬁwimlluliuiliti alarm

SPECIALIST STAFF

Residential, for Boys from 6 to l7.

{Applications for 1946-47 School Year now being received. For pros- pectus, write to The Headmaster. .. ,_ - a , .

‘Id

under 26.

service.

giﬁV/CE

a nil 437$»!

THE JOB: There are openings in many of the ground trades, in- cluding aero-engine and air-frame mechanics, armourers. and photographic workers, clerks and cooks. In some trades training will be provided. All offer advance- ment in return for hard work and proﬁciency. Applicants without pre- vious service must be over l8 and

THE PAY: Basic pay plus living allowances for non-commissioned ranks runs from $95 monthly for Air- craftman Class 2 to $188 for Warrant Officer Class One; extra pay for trade proﬁciency and increased pay after three years in any rank; marriage allowance of $20 a month; free uni- form clothing and medical and dental

THE PENSION: A lifetime in- come on discharge after 20 years’ or more service; pensions or gratuities in the event of prior discharge on medical grounds, and pensions or

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gratuities to widows or children in the event of death while on service.

VETERANS’ PREFERENCE: As among applicants, war veterans applying for reappointment will re- ceive preference, and if accepted will be reappointed to the ranks they held 1st the time of their discharge, or to the nearest ranks which estab- lishment permits; and their prim service will be s factor in promotion and pension.

TERMS OF SERVICE: Accepted applicants enter Interim Force, which terminates on Oi' before Sep- tember 30, 1947; good conduct, satis- factory medical category and trade proﬁciency will enable airmen to enlist in Regular Air Force for ﬁve years and r" engage thereafter for ﬁlrther ﬁve-year terms.

WHERE TO APPLY: Applications ' should be made to Eastern Air Com- mand, RCAF, 17 South S_t., Halifax, NS.

telephonic

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DEPARTMENT OI NATIONAL DIFINCI FOR All

Hen. Colig Gibson, Minister

onaws. causes " F. Gordon, Deputy Minister

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