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MARCH 5n.

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POUR NEWSBUDGET For ouch SATURDAY suesculpiiiiis

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—BIMAINS siutrvn mason Jnu funeral of Mrs. Job S. place from van iue ha‘! Church Wednesday arch 2nd. leavin the

w. A. itcorian. de-

ill arri

com his rother. Mr. Prank Noonsn.

‘l HIGHWAY ENGINEER. ENGAG- lD-Mr. Charles MacDonald of

- Halifax. road construction engineer, l who has been in the service bf the

Nova Scotia Government for the i ‘est 12 years in connection with

If he construction oi hard-surfaced i :ii hwaga has been engaged the g ce ward Island Pu lic orks _‘ and liighwsg: Department, it was .. an turday. Mr. Mac- of the preparatory work and paving. iii coniunction with the provincial

_ eng nears. ' " HEAVY AIRWAYS TRAFFIC- Ji total of seventeen assengers

Werc handled by Cane lei/i Air- ways here on Saturday. n the morning n return flight was made to the Ma dalen Islands. A full load of ma , 800 pounds, and one‘ passenger was carried on the cut- ward flight. Wur passengers. one oi them a six year old boy for treatment in hospital here, were on board the twin-motored Dragon on the return flight. Heavy pass- enger traffic oi. the Char‘ct*e- iown-Summerslde-Moncion service necessitated calling into service both Dragons. Two of the pass- engers from the Magdalens con-

..'EABLY CHlCKINl-Jli‘. M11»

a do. {at MoQuauri Hall on the nighli i)

Fred ‘L Bbbvfiigrkenn y‘ 1 t i. b in t itch Melilsh Mon ue reports urhe. n . e Feb. . t us ess o - -

90! Df- 3- D- Jiihmml- W- 9- Souris toéethere with otheruizfends $1.1m" ‘Puma m“ m ‘ 5m‘ o":

Pooley. South African veteran who new i social evening for m, oi i setting 0f thlrwen ‘i:

enlisted elsewhere was included Eugen 5g 301m whu u“ u” Whlm Leghorns and Ham ea e

n ' hicks. a at " ggfnitgzzeiili? "This beats our ‘friend an? reported a hatching 0h "i! l.

with i110“ Yflifldly- ll to i ustoins there for Timilm ° 3W!“ “"4351! '9'“ bwberrofveifrs and who has been "W" “m be We“! ° mm“ transferred to the Charlottetown lottetown Branch oi the Canadian 03km _ . Legion at a banquet in their honor .._.__ at the Armhhrlee- . i iivvasriosra THEFT - City ‘ _____ . WEDDING BELLLA‘ the Pa“ police are investigating the their

of approximately 025—all in Am- zzifggzgt hgimsfi} If: ‘W’ Wm“; erican bills—from the residence oi

Arthur McKay. retired Canadian

Knzie, * _ being the guests of honor. Mrs. biii-rigo on ri-iciv Nammrh R3?‘I§Y;,h,g$‘,'gg, "fie L. n. Coffin carried on. the ladies’ 25th to Hudsoiukeor; ‘oi. rig“. T“ fflg-w n,§h,5°aéo_ w“ amen,” prize arid ‘Dr. It... A. nighhatoéiehilri: M“ “m” “"5 ° " " v = "New l" whom "is "m" 5§'.‘i‘.°“.‘§t".fa%’ti’.". ,....~'.a'~‘“tn....' door had been left unlocked byi . L Mr. and Mrs. McKay when they, retired.

..'I"UNERAL SERVICES — On

JBRIIIGE PARTY-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MacLsggan, Montague, entertained very pleasantly their oo home at four tabea of mixed br dge, Mr. end Mrs. Parks

young couple were attended by Miss George seillpifi, ivionn ue. and Mr. MacLeod Martin of in- ross and will make their home at Klilirosig. The cerémoiiyTwasopver- forine v 1e ev. . en ‘ ‘ _ Hughes. minister of Si’. Andrew's i bunday. Feb. 27th, a large ton- Ciiurci, course oi peo le followed the re- _.___. mains of Mr.. ames MacLa-ren. bro- FUNERAL unto YESTERDAY lher of Mr- Sidney “Wil-Emi- if/fm" __'l'he iunerai oi Lorraine pa,“ tague. to his last restng pact in 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and

the new cemetery. Rev. Laurence Mrs Roy Large. Charlottetown. t!

Ray oixiciated a ie ho. e. The ' who died at, the Prince Edward hymns we” Asleep l“ Jesms‘ “ed Wm‘ m” Chum-ens Memori, Island Hospital lhidav. was held

"Nearer My God 'l‘o Thee". and ial Hospital. Montreal. yesterday. Services at her late

“Jam Lover" ammo gdrlnmwsl *rsl.anpha_nv DEAD-Wold be ' ill llii * cmi- ‘ mm’ P" mum-v 5mm?" and M’ me ircllifclllcd rill‘; seil-slcelal tire Zrficsiclc» was received Saturday by Peoples Cemetery weie conducted _____ i Mm Johmmne, Mon“, b‘ ‘he m“ R- Mmmead mimte- FUNERAL SERVICES — we. of the death in Sommerville. D-D-~ Wm" °i 3i James mesh“ funeral of Mrs. R0 rt H. NlCilO- Mass. of her brother Mr. John terian Church. The funeral was w“ “hich WM in éeiy uiwiu-Ld former“, o; Managua verv largely attended. Pallbearers w” heid from he, in“. residence. residing here are Mi.‘ W"?! MPSSFS- 590F515 A°°m~ 9°‘? i5 Fitzroy Street yesterday af.er- w 1am, George, and James Rid Martin. Lvmfil‘ Gull. EB" noon. service at the house and Rmuim aim another Sisien Miss Jenkins. Donald Stacey. and John gravg being wuducted by Rev. h. Lime oi Montague‘ L

Storey. There were a large num- L, Deiiton. The pail bearers were ' ber of floral tributes. Prof. J. Brow. Messrs. J. l-lilllun, TUESDAY '

JRECEIVES ILN. DEGREE- Miss Reta Mary MacLean, deac- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. - ezm, Mgntague, P.E.I._. has recently appeared on the list oi nurses who have been successful in receiving their R. N. degree. Miss MacLean is a gr uate oi Jeffe Hale Hos- pital. Quebec City, an was affili-

--WEDDING BELLS -— A quiet

tinned on to Moncton.

Mrs. Robert H. Nicholson died in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital Saturday mopping after a

’ week's illness. She was thedaugh- ter oi the late Mr. James Paton After receiving her early education iii this city she attended Mt. Alli»- son Lrjies Ccllegc.

Of briillit and happy disposi- tion t is talented lady had a large circle of friends. She was greatly interested in sport, being during her colleve days a member iii the ladies hcckcv team.

She leaves to mourn. her hus- band. a member of the engineers staff. Marine Department. five eons and one daughter to mourn the loss of a kind and loving wife and mother. They are: Donald. Robert. John. Edward and Doug- IHSJRSL iinmed a student at Acadia College. and Mrs. Ivan Nicholson (Cora) of this city. a Also surviving are two sisters Mrs. J. A. Fraser and Mrs. R. F Logan. Halifax. and a brother. iviaior J. R. Paton. of Charlotte- own. .

wedding was solemnized on Satur- dav afteinooii at Trinity Parson- age. Biimmerslde. Rev. E G. Davies officiating. when Miss Rose Alma.- (‘rnugliter oi Mrs. Maser

I... McDonald. Elmer Ritchie, C

Currie and Clair Hodgsoii. Inter- SUDDEN DEATH - file Sudden and unexpected death oi John N

ment was in the People's Cemetery.

Rev. Canon Malone also tussle ed at McDonald, itged '77. a piflnliliefl» and respected farmer of Whlm

the service at tlie house. Road East. occuiieu on Sunday, [CE DELAYS FERRY-The Bor- lVlacPhee oi Coleman and the ‘ate Feb. 27th. His Sudden DaSf-iflil came den train was an hour and twenty Mr. MacPhee was uni'ed mar- as a shock to his many -riends and minutes lute last night arriving in iriasze to Mr. William Henry Mac- relatives. The funeral will be hed chai-iobiemiviu p“; oi the d3 uy iDoiiald oi Haliburton. who is a from his ia.e residence on Tuesday w“ ca“ ed by late mainyand Con, urogpefoug gamer o; the ulcer-ice, a‘ 2 °°§°°k~ mter“‘em' “we? Mm‘ nections and part by ice condtlons The ma"? film“ °i m9 hfl-PDY iufeue cemetery. in Noi-ihumberiand ska-i daily“; couple wish them every happiness the B. S. Chariotietown thirty-live thmuirh “19-“3 minutes on the evening crossing. Very heavy ice was encountered on the Borden-Tormcntine cros- ring in the morning the powerful icebreaker taking more than three hours longer than regular time w smash a path through closely packed ice.

Mrs. Francis Ryan of Moi-ell East. P. E. I.. was "doing nicely" in hospital in Charlottetown last. night after giving birth to her 13th child. stillborn. in a railway coach yesterday while enroute w tlie Charlottetown Hospital.

Mrs. Ryan, who boarded the Sonrls. P. E.I.. to Charlottetown train at Morell, P. E.I., with her husband. was suddenly taken ill alter the train had proceeded only

EAST BOUND FLIGHT CAN- CELLEIk-The erst bound ’ giit of the Canadian Airways Charlotte- towii-Moncton service was cancelled yesterday afternoon ‘aecaue of freezing rain. air officials announ- ced. Despite poor vistbility because of falling snow the west bound flight was made Only slightly be- hind rchedule. the plane taking

A card party and dance was held in Alberton hall on Monday under tlie

auspices oi the C. W. . The ev- ening was s ent by playing wlilst and bridge or iwo hours after

off when tlie weather showed

sfgiiii ‘ff geerinfitlshortlv izéter olne

hihi h d b i o'cec. con onsperm revuar

lint. 1%.? ahtiaéiifiii t... "hi2? service will be realm-o early w-

ing was s ent in dun iii . Pr‘ es “Y-

were wonp by-ior brcidge. Fliist WEDNESDAY

prize, Miss Laura McQilaid and __v1sl-nNG m SUMMERSIDE -——M’1'S. James Cousins and Mrs.

Mr. Harry Dunn, consdation Ml‘. William Cousins of Baltic are the

a short distance.

Miss Gladys Aiikeii. student nurse at tlie Prince Edward Island Hospital hire. and her friend. Mrs Daniel McFadyeii. were on the train and immediately took charge of the woman while passengers quickly responded to ilicir request to move i0 another coach.

Charlottetown South African War veterans observed the (filth... anniversary of the Battle of Paardeberg yesterday when they attended divine worship in Trin- ity United Church at i e morning service. Sixty members of the Charlottetown Branch oi the Can- adian Legion accompanied the eleven South African veterans. The i-oceeslon was heeded by the Pipe and from the Prince Edward Island Highlanders.

At Trinity Church the veterans were welcomed by the Rev. Hugh Miller pastor of the Church w o also preached the sermon. At the close of the service Mr. T. A. Rodd placed a wreath at the ulpit in mem oi the two Char ottetown neri w o were killed at Paardeberg, inland Taylor on Febrilary 18 and klired Riggs on February 2'1, 1900. flit Post was sounded by Bugler Whlston Smith.

The parade formed up at the Legion Home on Grafton Street an marched bv way of Grafton and Prince Streets to the Church. Passing the Cenotaph at Queen's Square the command “eyes right"

was given in rneni oi Great War dead. Return nia was by way Inf Prune. Kent. Queen and Grafton

A. i Reardon.

Word was sent ahead and Dr. T. Leonard Farmer and his wife. a trained nurse. boarded the train at Mount Stewart. P. E.I. shortly after tlie child, a boy, was born.

Mrs. Ryan was taken to hospi- tal when the train reached here.

Dr. W. f. P. MacMillan gave a nicst inieresti and timely address ,,.,§;’,‘_',“,‘,,§§§°‘;,‘;.,‘§fi,1,§$,§§,?“§.§,°g§ °n me 00mm o‘ one" a" ‘he oi the Canadian Legion at a din- ézglgmgfiféfiiaiiglqgfifitgllfiggg ligg tner at the Arrnouries last a hi! Q Dill! 0 . 1E SD69. El‘ explained in detail the various gig),bfgaggnyafvefraigmtaén$2123‘

gétéiwgfiegsflntregifiénefigipgi,tgggemg] thirteen of them being Boer War

Stephen Burke. For whist, first mes Mrs. Wallace Hogan and “U855 oi Mrs; Boiden 5mm“, Suinmerslda-S

eefe, consolation. Mr. Joseph gtitilsannMMusiclwwaé iiilgnlséiedt by: ____

, 95 "Y 3° u i 9f rude —ATTENDINU COURT-Jud e OBrlen, Mrs. A_ D. OBrien. Duffy and Judge Shaw are in A- Mehers- Alfred 011115, Austin Mill“ berton this week holding sessions Pith. lmli GEOYBB Aheflm- oi the County Court. Among the lawyers attending were Mfr. Syivere DesRioches of Charlottetown-S I

—-CELEBRATES 53 ANNIVERS- ARY~Mr. and Mrs. Wm N. Huestis received many congratu- lations from friends on the oc- casion of their 53rd anniversary of their wedding which they bserved

night. Comrade J. S. Walker. president oi

early diagnos . He discribed the v°£9,{:'“~ quietly at their home on Hanover - __- toastlistl lddth m; new ‘eadmg “p "o "w luau!“ fallen comrades. ngbgefved in 25- street’ summersldm _s

atlon of the King George V Silver Jubilee Cancer Fund and how the Canadian Medical Association and the Provincial Associations are ca- operatlng in an effort to exercise a measure of control over the disease.

The appreciation of the Club members was expressed by Mr. W. Earle Reardon and conveyed in the speaker by the chairman Dr. A. J. Murchison. Mr. Chas. J. Mitchell was a guest.

The final round of the Bridge Tournament was played in the hotel after the meeting. The prime win- ners were: Hi hest aggregate Mr. aid: second high-

ence; Canada and the Em ire, re- sponded to by Major T. . Mc- izltatlé‘: f‘? iii Jmlllmf?“ o y ~ ors p ayor E. A. Foster; the defence forces of

The citizens of this city and pro- vlnce will be interested to learn that Dr. Gilbert Houston has loin- ed the staff of the Polyclinic to be associated with Dr. J. P. Lents in Canada. i boil e by bieut. the Eye. Ear. Nose, and Throat De- Col. C. C. hompson M. C: our nai-tment. guests. responded m by Col. ii. p. Dr. Houston. who is son oi or. Johnson and T Ambrose Itodd; J. C. Houston of this .y graduat- th~ nursing sisters. responded to ed from Dalhousie in ibfl. Ate by Mayor James Walker and W. S. one ‘year's Dost graduate work in Hughes; the Canadian Legion and General Medicine and Surgery he Ladies Auxiliary, responded to by entered the Masses usetts yeiand Lieut. Col. R. C. Chandler. Ear Infirmary. Boston where he

Other speakers included Coun. has studied for the put three years.

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J. Gordon Mao n A. A. I-fennessey. Coun. Henry Lap- "'-"""" est. Mr. J. Cordon MacDo ald- thorn. John Lei htirer George "ATTENDEV VETERAN! BAN‘ i-hifd. Dr- B. 0- Keeping: hiilhes Moore. and Prof. owar Court. QUET-Sergt. Patrick Ryan oi the

Summerside Police Force returned on Tuesday morning from Char- lottetown. where he_ attended the South African war Veterans San- quet, and was well " s cordial welcome he received

Each South African veteran was called on and spoke briefly. m- spending to the call for speeches were the following South African veterans: Dr. H. D. Johnston. W

score for one round, Dr. P. A. Creelman; lowest. . W. Earle

I z srrrs in ricimiic

IISMIFOIIT 0F . . » \

mm aosv rnrouii arouses m manna ro rm run.

No family need neglect even

pine! head colds.

‘ Here, is what to do: Take

Io "Aspirin" tablets when

' feel a cold coining cit-

afuliglsssofwiiterflfiieii according

6- 000k. Jarnri a. winter. chir- li ill‘. Pooley, Walter Lane. Fred from old comrades of the Boer Wit-Ye. Pat Rvan, Summerslde. Reg. War. Sex-gt. Egan is the only mem- w- 00X. J. S. Lieightiirer, P. 0, be!‘ oi the “ . F‘. S." (Kitchener! Brown. T. A. Rodd. Milton. F. c, Fightin Scouts). in the province. Fufze. M. s. McCarthy. Two veter- ser isted at Fort steels. gin hurls Gaudet and Charles B. i with the 2nd Can- M. were unable to attend be. cage of] dness‘. ng ea er or the eve n

Mr. Albert Dennis. The “infieiififi was said to be one of the most in» terastinti of the kind ever held in

nsvasl. Cains Colony and the Orange River co ony. He laso served in the Great Wu. . 4-

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chigbotctilbgiveii-Lvas served b th mutbflmfnyl fidisTilhxnglllfti-a rig ' y e s pa o .r en . Nobana Tea Room. abut alsoyin Kensingtton wll be ex-

tended to Kei deaih_____0f h mo‘. nerdy. Wil from pneumonia. Mrs. Hard)’ h been in poor health sine: the death of her husband. who i

Her y in the D. F

Mrs. J’. A. Mnthieson was re. elected Regent f th e - ward Chapter. o e R y“ Ed

annual meet organlza- three months ago. Mrs. Hariikw "e1 yesterday afternoon. The i... formerly naiei “Neill oi mi- Bioh. held in tlie Chapter Room in ulv remember-

dale and will be , ed by relatives and friends ther. where she ratified“ untild akbouthte yearsa w aean e us- band aimed to Kenslngton. i es Keith $181111 and iss Lin ef‘ Hardy. tine in tiain in the Prints County Rommel. we sirm are .eft to muurn. . arias ‘loo and Miss Annie MacNeill oi Ken- sington. Funeral services were held on Tuesday afternoon at the Unit-

the Canadian Legion Home com. bined both regular monthly and annual meetings.

Mrs. George D. DeBlois is hon- orary vice-president, and Miss Blanche Haviland is honorary regent. Other officers e‘ected in- clude: 1st. vice-regent. Mrs. It. H. Rogers; 2nd. vice-regent, Mrs. A. 0. Putnam; secretary. Mrs. w. M, Brehaut; éissistant secretary. Mrs.

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Q59 i] - 0d Ch h, K IIIWII If!“ hioh 2‘ Howrsd ihfi wlUfllfl b0 “Y educational rem-eta . nominee) tmm‘ w m ‘ ‘hm fang. i: RHJWE. Mm ;_ A‘ Mien,“ m: oh.mu, held prior to bur ‘Le ‘ediuational secretarv. Mrs, H. L. 01h m“ “mm, m ' “m, TIIIOAT Hill Bethune: Mo» screw-v. mi. "° -....._ P‘ W. Qblffif: Sllllfllfd bearer Mild The uimrhiiuwn no“ cm” llillllli- M“ "°“"°'"" ‘ “'1 °°‘"" reiitrim itet t -i\i‘|t s th v tiller. (nominee) ti . J. A. Math-

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min mi b. . . pen - m“ 1- ' ii V“ m

it w riirner its?" n n" ‘firs’ '1 axiiiwgiim w?“ "F. “h: new nrrwve- You hi“ oaanitaiir nevi. its ‘tiiimiiiii m hhh- wwgfi; y‘. tiiit

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"Aspirin" for relief-ditch if w. Agnew w. s. n. iiarri- "s" Prlggh ousrenot imp vedpro t- i . ° °i M‘ - _ ‘uni-aim ‘

y. you call the 22..., refill. fimiiyiiiidiiiiiii: i‘ m“ w: ‘m: i

I "Aspirin” tablets are made "If 4g

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Ontario.

Blues d i “can” n . low ..

. triii§-,gi,v M ‘iclilq-iidmmaliwi: stud nests nominees a even

D Q y. Th bu f ticiti ttedi o. iiooaaihow Rlmmfilbflhw Prinlbanlldwaledflflfllhl

enema NICIIX-J-‘Ihe sammerside will be glad

hols

cldent \ Of

recovering when in his ribs

idling .10 brol

After an illness of twelv monti born with Christian iorti ude IL resignation Mrs. Sturgeon, ed

H101‘

Thomas Creed. i away on Pride‘

nlng, b. 11th. in the fort;

eighth year ‘of her ale.

-IIII'I‘UBN T0 HALIFAX - M. Kenneth MecKensie. who has been visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank tiackenzi umrn side, returned to his duties in the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Hal- ifax. this morning-S‘

M. L.

—EN'I‘Iill'I‘AIN lherman A. Mo

.he Young Presbyterla

B800

ieshmen‘ The death meant-fin at New Glas-

iuneral took place from residence West New Glasgow on Saturday morning to the C Church. His brother Mr. of this city

Brown ance.

ED CLUB —- M!‘ Asse

Ladies‘ n Church on Monday eveningl. After the business period

la hour 11:: enjoyed and re-of serv

m

y entertaineb Club oi th

of Mr. Ephraim is city. The his law

R. Samuel , was in attend-

rsrna snail-Iran:- sociarv -An illustrated lecture on “primi-

tive art" was elven by Miss

aellne Macdonald at the momhly ‘IIICEHDAI: of tlie Prince Edward is- a e

ty last night.

Miss

t Annie Wilson presided at the meet-

Gallery. An wore by Canadian

in the exhibition of water

Harris Memorial artists would

be he‘d soon, it vras announced. The lantern slides used in connection wih last night's lecture were loali- iedwllwv the National Gallery at Oi- a

AIR SCHEDULE RESUME!)- The Canadian Airwa s twin-mot- ored Dragon on the C arlotietown- Moncton service

bound

ton onda rain. Mr. turning from U

crossing

made the east ear‘. yesterday.

‘ane was groun ed at Mono-

because of freezing . E. Bentley. K. C.. re- per Canada was a

passenger. Regular service was re-

‘yesterday. lying conditions were far- Pilot ‘H. S, Jones said Two are scheduled to the Mag-

lslahds toda

De pite snow

ii weather con-

permlt. of icials announced.

The people of St. George's were ahOCIKCd to hear of the passing of.

one of

the oldest and most re-

sgected citizens of that place iii t e person oi Mrs. George Mec-

Dona

ld. 0n Dec. 29th

She is survived by'the following l

sons and daughters:

J oseph. of

MacKilin. Basin: Sister Christians

of Providence; Sister Pius Augus- tin! 01 BDOkane. Washington; Ed- win. of Pickle Lake. Ont.

One sister. Mrs.

Alex C. Mac-