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North side of the New Road (so called, running westerly from theI Alalpeque Road); Thence along the North side of the said New! Read westwardly’ for the distance , of 182 feet. or to land now own- ed or occupied by Ernest A. Cud- morc; Thence northwardily par- allel with the west side of the Malpeque Road a distance of 6f‘- fcet; Thence eastwardly parallel with the north side of tihe New Road 18?. feet to the Malipeque Road; Thence southwardly along the western side of the Maipeque Road 66 feet to the place of com- mencement.

The above land will be sold free from encumbrances and freed from any right. title and interesti of any of the parties to the afore- said suit and free from all rights of dower. '

Such sale shall be the approval of the Chancery,

Dated this 12th day of Decem- ber. i949. '

subject to Court of

W. H. BEATON. Auctioneer. W. E. BENTLEY Complainants‘ Solicitor R. ll. ROGERS, Master in Chancery.

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SHEIPPEY. Kent, England (CP) - Thieves stripped £270 ($837) worth of lead from the roof of historic Shurland Hall here,

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NfELBOUR-NE, Australia - ICPl ~ Unless a newspaper is publish- ed seven days a week it can't be called a daily under the law 0f the state of Victoria, g magistrate decided recently. But his decision is to be challenged. The law in Victoria doesn't permit Sunday newspapers.

SONGS OF THE RANGE

THE GUARDIAN, CHARLUFTETOWN

DECEMBER 13. 1949

THE EASTER

AGENTS: MONTAGUE: Harold I‘. Landry, Albert: Aitken, Mrs. Byron Stewart. Min Harriet Clair. AGENT GEORGETOWN:

N GUARDIAN

following placed in Montague: Roper;

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..'MONTAGUE SHOE STORE has a beautiful line of women's

slippers. All colors, sizes, and prices, They make .1 lovely gift. for llcr.

.."l‘l-lE FINEST ASSORTMENT‘ of gifts ever shown by us is now on display at- Marion's Drugstore in Montague, P. E. l. Come in and choose a gift from this wide selec- tion.

. ‘SIIONTAGUE SHOE STORE has a large range of men‘s slip- pers, All types. Priced to fit your pocket book. Buy them for Him.

‘FOB. A SPECIAL GIFT at Christmas time. select her favor- ite nylons. 45 guage, black heel. black seam, in all new shades. Where? At the Montague Sh”

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woo BET! \\'e have rhild- ren‘s and misses SIiPPCYS- PH"! range from 50 cents to $350 COYT“? ln and look them over. The Mon- tague Shoe Store.

nanrznnar. or MRS. M. FISHER-The funeral nf MP5- Margarct. Fisher, Rollo Ba)‘. “'35 held from the homo 0f’ ll" daughter, lvirs, Wallace Mchirisii. Hermitage, Friday, Dec. 9 to Si.

Joachinfs Church. Vernon River. hing; was cT-lclirated h?’ REY- UT‘ bin Gillis and Rev. S, Gallant Offl; c131“; a; m, gmviﬂ Pall bearer- we“, y’ J‘ Curlpyl Gen \\ cntherbie. H, Lane, Clzire hfcEachc-rn. 5°? Woods nnrl Jamos Redmond, Bur- ial was in iho church ccmctery.

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Iddntana Parlshoners Honor Fr. P. F. MacDonald . At Friendship Banquet

.' More than 303 lilining fwily. residents and other Montana-is‘ gathered in Butte Sunday PYPIHHQ] at a "Banquet af Friendship" ill, honor of the Rev. Father Peter‘ MacDonald, pastor 0f St. Luwr-ncc parish. Father MacDonald. a form-l er Islander. is the son of the late‘; James and Mrs. MacDonald West St. Peters and is a member of St. Andrews Parish.

The affair was a gram of talks and entertainment and was held in the Silver Bow room of the Hotel Finlen.

The Rt. Rev. Dennis P. Meade. Missouia. vicar general of the Hel- ena diocese, was the principal speaker among the many who paid tribute to the veteran Walkerville priest. Father MacDonald has been at St. Lawrence church 25 years and is in his 38th year of priest- hood.

People from all walks of life and many religious demoninations join- ed in the testimonial banquet.

Other speakers included the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emmet J. Riley. pres- ident of Carroll college. Helena; Tom J. Davis. past president of Rotary International, and a close personal friend of Father J.A. Rooney. pastor of st. Mary parish. Butte; Harold McGrath. president of the Butte Rotary club: Earle Genzberger. who talked on Boys Scouting; Dr. ES. Murphy: Mayor Thomas R. Morgan: the Rev. Fri-

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TIIE UNION ROAD Y. P. U.

On Nov. a0 the'_ y. P. u. met at the home cf lviarlorie mmont. The mes-ting opened with Devotional lcd bv Marjorie Lamont, Hymn

lure reading Kings 19 chHDV-el‘. verses 11 to 1-6. Another hymn was sung "The Home over there. A reading for meditation was “pre- sented by Non-rm Yeo entitled The Message o! God." Closing hymrr "Tls so Sweet. to trust in Jesus.

followed with benediction.

Minutes or the last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call was answered by 18 mnrtbers and 3 visitors present. Collection amount- ed to $1.26, Financial re- port was given by Mrs. ‘KEN-h Bryenton-Amount made in the year 523,44, amount on hand $60.04.

A letter of thanks was received from Gill family for the sympathy Card sent. The following com- mittees for next meeting. devot- innai, Wallace Mailett; assistant, Mrs, Keith Bryenton; study. Ev- erett. Gray; recreation. Mrs. Rxirh- ard Holmes; assistants, Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs. Bryentcn.

For Study Keith Bryant/on gave a reading entitled “How they broke Cardinal Mindszenty." They study for next meeting is on the first chapter o! Thlssalonians.

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mary Gill, After a period of’ recreation in charge of Sterling Yeo and Roland Livingstone, re- freshments were served by the hostess.

tional chaplain of the American Legion and the Rev. Father Tim- othy Clifford of St. Rose parish,

ther Frank L. Harrington. past na-

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JNOTICE T0 ADVERTISERS.- Advertisers are reminded that their copy must be in the Guardian not later than noon the previous day to guarantee insertions. Out of city advertisers who telephone classi- fieds, etc., should particularly bee; this in mind.

m MEMORTAM

JOHN M. KEARNEY

A wide circle of friends join with the family of Mr. John M. Kearney in mourning his death which took place at his home in Sturgeon on Saturday, October 22. Mr. Kearney was seventy-six years of age and although he had been crippled for the past few years, was able to be up and out of doors the day before he died. On Friday evening the 21st. he was struck suddenly ill and al- though he had skilled medical at- tention he did not rally. He re- ceived the last rites of the church from his pastor, Rev. Father Mullaley and then surrounded by his children and grandchildren he quietly breathed his last.

While still a young man he 10st his life partner (Catherine Wight) and although broken hearted he managed to keep his little family together. and live to see them all settled nea-r him in homes of their own.

The late Mr. Kearney was a great lover of horses and in his younger clays was a familiar fig- ure on the race tracks of Mon- tague. Georgetown and many others. Being of a jovial nature his home was always a pleasant place for friends to meet.

He has left to cherish the me- mory of a loving father. two sons and threc daughters namely. Wil- liam on the old homestead, .los-

eph. Albion. Helen iMrs. Wil- iiam Farrell), Margaret (Mrs. Raymond Condoni and Matilda

(Mrs. Neil Murphy) all of Stur- geon. lie also loft ten grand- children lo whom he was espec- ially dcvoted. Another son died in infancy. He also loaves to mourn two sisters who visited him this past summer. Mrs. Arthur Kenny, Mexico, Mainr and Mrs. John T. Fisher. Fort Edward. New’ York, also lifrs, Thomas Troy. Green- field. The following sisters pro- decea-sed him. Sr. Mary Bernard and Mrs. Fred lticlnnis. Spring- field. Mass., Mrs. Joseph Sinnolt, Morel]. Mrs. Joseph R. MacDon- ald, Pan-murc island. also Ada. Cecily and Katie.

The respect and esteem in which the departed was held was evi- denced by the large concourse of people who came to pay their last respects and also the fun- eral which was held on Monday

surrection. The funeral Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father lVlul- laley who also conducted the ser- vices at the grave. His pail bear- ers were, John Power, Bert Tay- lor. Perle Cairns. John D. Sorrie. William Campbell and Leigh W-lght.

"May his soul rest in peace."

Mass Cards

Mr. and Mrs. William Kearney Mr, and Mrs. William Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Condon Mr. and Mrs. Neil Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Joe ICcarnPy

The Grandchildren

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Troy and family

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kenny and family

Mr. and lifrs. John T. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kearney and family

Mr. and Mrs. Frank l-lynes

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Joseph R. MacDonald

Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius MacDon- lid

Mr. and Mrs. Lswmscc and family

The Fisher family

Mr. Francis Mclnnis Miss Josephine Mclnnis Mr. and Mrs. John T. Landrlgnn Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Daley James D, Lsnlgan

Mr. and Mrs. William Lsndrl-

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2, Evelyn MacPherson;

Bernard Campbell family

11y Leo Daley and family

We'd“ l-"sfl- Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lanlgan and family Tho Guardian lnly be bought nt any oi the Pen‘ an!"

William Annedr Edward Lsnigui John and Anthony McKenzie

and family

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Slnnott Basil Lanigan

Mrs. Johanna Condon

Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy Mrs. Patrick McCarron and

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Mr. and Mm. Joseph Brothers . Archie Lanigan

Mrs. Mathias Condon

Miss Marlon Condon

Mr. and Mrs. Dan MoCorn-iio Mr. and Mrs. John MacFarave Mr. and Mrs. John Power and

Mr, and Mrs. Herib Kenny Spiritual Bouquets

Sister M. St. John Mr. and Mrs. John Risher

Enrolled in Holy Family League

of Charity

Francis Mclnnis

Enrolled In Jesuit 5on1!) CIIId

Gertrude Melmils Cards and Letters of lympstby

Sister M. Sf. Jdhn

Archie Lanigan

Mr. and Mrs. Stirling Conrad Mrs. Ruth Conrad

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Condon Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gilldn

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Callaghan Harvey and Dot Moore

Mis Muriel Collings

Mrs. Josephine McGuire

The Gadsoe Family

Theresa Jamieson

Beth Lanigan

Mr. and Mrs. Philip McGee and

family

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kenny Mr. and Mrs. William Cahoon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Senca-

baugli and family

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Son-ie and

family

Miss Mary Power

Kay and Pauline Mcﬂarron Mr. and Mrs. James Mahsr Mr. and Mrs. Jams Wight Everett and Dolly Condom Vincent Campbell

Mm. Launa Crema

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Wight and

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Flowers ALfred Lowrey Mae and Edith Clay

CARD OF THANKS“

The family of the late John M.

Kearney wish to thank Rev. Fa- ther Mullaley, also all who gave Mass Cards, Spiritual Bouquets. Flowers, Cards Sympathy, also to all kind friends and neighbors who assisted in any way during iihelr recent sad bereavement.

and Letters of the many

to St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, L thence to the Roman Catholic 1150173111313 SCHQQL Cemetery where all that was mortal of a loving father was laid 1'53"" R0“ 5°!‘ Climb" and to rest lo await the glorious re- Nwembe“

Grade X: 1, Joyce Easter; 2.

Joan Stewart.

Grade IX: l, Milton Ward; 2.

Audrey Kiison; 3, Shirley White.

Grade VIil: 1, Vernon White. Grade VII: 1, Ralph Clark._ Grade VI: 1, Audrey Newson‘,

(equal); 3, Frederick MacLean. Grant Edwards. Jean MacLean; 3, Sheldon Moore (equal), Grade II: 1, Robert Clow; N

Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell and _ Mrs. Patrick Giddings and hm-

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Grade IV: 1, Charles Easter; 2.

Grade Ill: 1, Marlon Easter; 2. Joan Watts.

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Supreme (Iourl Reserves Decision In C.P.R. Appeal

OTTAWA. Dec. i2 — (QPJ-Jus- tlces of the Supreme Court o! Canada gave provincial counsel a. rough ride as seven provin- ces battled a railway attempt to reopen a freight-rate decision of the Board of Transport Commis- sioners. ’

A barrage‘ of questioning from the bench - much of it. aitlcsl o1 some aspects of the board judg- ment - was aimed at Wilson F. McLean, K.C., provincial counsel, through most of the day as he completed the argument for seven Provinces against the Canadian Pacific Railway appeal.

Two of the justices used the term “incredible" to describe board procedure in one phase of the case. Another said he was "scand- allzed."

After spending much of the day handling inquiries from the bench, Mr. McLean closed his case just before adjournment. C.P.R. coun- sel C.F.H. Carson, who spent two days of the three-day hearing on his main argument. will end the case with rebuttal evidence to- morrow.

It is expected theJive judges under Chief Justice Thibaudeau Rinfret will reserve decision to an early date.

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ley Easter and Sheldon Watts and Bruce Newson (equal).

(equal), Grade I: l. Judy Easter; I, Grade V: 1, Mary Proud; 2, Marilyn liarter,

Arlene Clow, Wilfred Watts Prize for most stars in spellings:

Mary Proud.

Perfect attendance for Novem- ber: Joan Stewart, Vaunda Stew- art, Audrey Newson, Mary Proud. Bruce Newson, Beryl Ncwson. Marilyn Larter.

Teacher: Naomi Newson.

Vessels Loading A tlargo For Darrihhean

.,~ The 0.0.5. Brant wu is port lust. week and on Friday sin landed the Harbour and Rlvu buoys. They were placed on Lbs ilvest. side of the Railway Wharf. The SS. Gohoor tied up at ths Railway Wharf at 4 pm. 0n Bun- day from Charlottetown. ‘when she unloaded fertilizer. This shly commenceed loading a Csrlﬂ of seed potatoes on Monday. Th! cargo ls for Cubs. and Bennudu and is being loaded by the As- sociated Shippers Incorportod. l! is eiqaected that loading operation: will take about four days to com- plete. '

S! MARY'S 0F TIT! PEOPLI C. W. L.

The monthly meeting of SI Mary's of the People's sub-divis- ion of the Catholic Women‘: League was held in the Hunter River Mission Church on Dec- ember 4. The president Mrs. Prank J. Doucette presiding, Ono new member was enrolled. The mlmtu were approved and read. 0n thl advice of our Spiritual Director Reverend J. C. Peters it was de- cided in hold catechism classes in the different homes each week-

“The Canadian Leas-He" w" "b- scribed for and passed to the mem- bers. Plans were formed to remem- ber the sick at Chrfslnms also t-hl Orphanage, Mrs. James Mncdonsld and Mrs. LeClair were appointed on the Sfok Committee. Mrs. ‘moni- M Boggy was mppointed Spiritual Convener for the January Meet-

in . The meeting closed with tho League's act of Consecration-

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