15 1934 PAGE ELEvEN

_ . ._ , THE cuAiu.o'r'rE'roWN GUARDIAN _ ,___

S NEWS RDAYSUBSCRIBERSI s

sent Vl41¢1.D8 on hh!

BUDGET Fon OUR SATU

UBGENTLY SOUGHT h i

Volley llsvo N- license 'io-419, 'rry hotels son ser intelligence of the sudden death or

home ln W" Wu‘i l°lBlV injured. Andrew McDonnell, her son. slr George C. Hennessey of

Mr. Norman Mhz'-l Chief of Poli e." P tl d . -

ls ll me i ° °’ ““ ' °’el‘°“' gauncurglss held last evening with M;-Mntyronlna 'ro aos'roN - und Mrs, qnutnier left on e metsrl

V amuomu. smvrc _ -ALM nanny cu'r _ oretia clnl:V9l.h,'°u”§:f°:e§l§,°r§‘,neve:r;np?;E l»eo'Ki:Zl-it 111/Lnisihsssiim/i;¥¥i'ul:;I trflgngyh me bm Wh” M mm WT oo on ..»es..°°.......r..?.”ii".‘l.‘l‘2.°...l““..‘.§':i..: mm. .'...l’.......°.fsli..`.;. ll... .l.......l 122.? :”;‘.§°““”° ‘==;_l;;=;= mg- . ;‘;‘,t,.‘:,;.;';,°*°;.,‘;‘,: ,‘;§;’;';=;l,,;,‘;;‘;l,;g '

NW'-'NTI - was held yesterd lh, h hl l ll, Pnl, 0 l, e er was r rom e l ‘ rsr.Arm1.AnY DEAD-and news

hlnunl convention of the can- Cnthollc Cemetery ;ev_"l;g?3c‘l‘l"l5ll;’f ggpllfgufn Mgndlf; sulleielng °nm,;n5;‘ lsabor Union Council or Charlotte- gi' Ml” 'fgliile gllgnlllllfli Mwfzelllbif has been received by Mr. Ray A. Good Roads Asaoeistlolnctalilolil Mnhon, DD.. pronounced the gb. severe guts lo her ann from n l.n.°l‘_l asking that they be given n Rurlznggrs e an ss rene am , MMl_eod_ Graham Roni l,_E_l_' of it Murray B°Y» d ‘;h solution and recited the Prayers for en mill: bottle. The little one re-fl", “”°° ”° ‘°“d" ‘°’ ‘my ‘”°"‘ *° ' ' ,_ ll” °‘*dd°ll ‘l°°*'l‘ °l lll' Wie'-l . wednesday ui ui-sdsy. llhg d,,,,d_ The mnlon WM preached oelved treatment and ln now ml__l o done by the oity. Kate. Mrs. Alexander Maoxsy at

|°1'"~\l OIH mob ttle ht !Mrl.nd

The monthly meeting of the City

MONDAY tolioo Birtwistle received-(ghtlaeifdit FHM’ or this City' M"h°“5h MV' from Los Angeles to Chicago and Judging will take place and will tended by her sister. Miss. Breta

To Nur Wm.. mms wh., lm nlgnl,,.,n_y lam; sllllg livin-“fd th; allotted soon oi liie. laid beside those of her father and continue untu Friday when it is Mocabe, who wore rough brown

Maman ....4 John w_ cool, of web” Gm yem un:/lilnslflllilllliylsmarteior ll” three brothers. The large number expected that the final classes will crepe with satin trimmings. and

who have Missouri, enroute St. Louis, P. E nature gave signglof avgengrslnlaregg 31° hgttlfnded the hmm” °h°w°d b° disposed °! “mm mm' It is mt 'md 'hm' mmm' md " 1° “ml 3°- ave some ~-»-. Mlm- wi. no »-ec ti is is .5 .::.”.....°‘“ ‘.';..“;¥“°“ W W” ‘.;°;‘.;i‘;.‘°..is.i.’:.1‘. 5.2:: I :;°“:i,°,.....' mi*

phles at 2 p.m. on Friday aftertioou. I Gilllvl-ay. After a wedding break- '

fast at the home of the bride Mr

LIBERAL MEETING-A Llberll het hom’ olympln wanhmnwm on

lu those on the official Pro- by Rev.'Eugene Murray. The st.llng ¢omfqrt,o,bly__,g omnnlullon meeunn, ln wnnecllon Th By m 8. Aug _

inn, ,ye Hon. G. ihelton Sharp. Dunstans Men's Choir, under the; ___ WEDNESDAY wllh the voters. llsln, under une nw, _ _,l_ E, Arsenau . Mr. L. B. direction of Mr. W. J. Brown, sangf _FUNERAL SERVICES __ The The t emh 8 n Bl dl eslm‘ Domlnlon lnranclllse Act' called by

Mr. H. H. Shaw. the Be dit - .., w n u oc

"‘° i........i.i.‘..:.:,‘" `m°lé»“.‘;i‘.:;..it..”f..'..‘i.‘;i;°l". of is we is L°f.§;“..°“si:‘.;‘.'.*.t‘,’:.’l -f’°‘.l..“°“°l.?..€""i§;‘.r:. "“¢...::lz’;f

1 mens League for Prince Edward Qll€€Il5. CSSFS. F t mornlng when Gem,” Kenwla wn_

.vtvlll D- 5°"-’”l°u» Jr- hm" BUMAL sartmnav-The fit-§2'§ff,;f,§1,ay,,f',§°T,!,f,f,‘;glgl;’e"l‘ 3fl'l;l”,‘l‘;d"1 Island opened in summerslde J. J. Larabee. was held in hs leased to mms pmlclpmd ln tm l,l,,l,l_,, Mass., Harvard student, “eral of Mrs. Joseph 0'Reil1y was 'Rev G' J Mcllnllan VDD ,lG:lTuesdiiy evening with 9. public Board of Trade rooflns lastxniglé . robbery ul me Mlm* Gemude md ai‘i‘lV¢d ill C'e°r3e"°W“» Where held Saturday moming from Mfgimgl the 'Requiem yygassf the; lmeetmg ,i“ St- Paws Hall at Mrndnll Edgar S aw' ' " Blanche MaioNel1l on the night of will spend a short time before Hennesseyts funeral nmlors to the 'Sa cl Rev. Re mam MaC_,a'hlch His Excellency Right Rever- Dl`¢c € ~ Annnnt mln last"

mg home to Pursue his stud- Church of the Most H01 R d ll llafi’ was K ll,end J. A. O'Slllliian. Bishop of Detectlve cordwell of the R c_.

ill” Y e eem- 'Donald of Indian River. Intermen .

ll 1' th Ch ,' _

iii. glcasrlrllgenréairglno cguege; gr lwhere Requiem Mass wus cele- lwas in the catholic cemetery ati lng‘f”ll"lF:lf°§f,'(§’lc:S‘;;l"{)`”*el§1lr;“eJ“$3 WEDDING BELLS-The msn-i. M. P. after giving evidence pre. yl°l ,, hools ln the Unlted ‘B ed bl’ R¢V~ Fl". Murphy. ,Summerside The pallbeai-ers werelle' Nntlonal Pl, ldyl ' d' R ' age took place at the Springsido Sellted Kerwi-\1's signed confsion. 'Pfep it Portland last June C- ss- R- Thi? Pl1lll>€l1l'9l”5 Were iMHy0r W. J. Lidstone, Chtirleslng' Maclvlannn es ' all evf' Manse, Upper Stewlacke, on the af- The hearing of Lund and Gorrn- te5.Wh° 6 ,, Mesirl. James Mcliinis, Peter Mc- |MaoCarthy, James Shields, Jcseph| ` ' me or 0 ternoon of Sept. 8th when Mr_ Al- ley was held jointly. At the con-

lhe schooner George P. Cluett" lake up volunteer missionary -- for the Grellfell Mission, His

Dr, D. D, Scannell met him

also his uncle Mr. L.

of Georgetown.

iiicnv'rY1tE rNJU1tED - A lnlury was sustained yester-l

by M011- I

horse-

Hill.

Dr. Preston

who wus thrown

ridiriil

con-

for

Dr. McIntyre wasl

to his home, where he was .

night to be resting Dr. Seaman, Char- Dr. David MacKen- a former class-mate

who is visiting the attendance. Tile about 10.30 yes-

orlling. The horse which

was riding slipped on

WPTB

pavement.

of lvilrs. Flor-

formerly Valley, at

Simms, was B2

are left to l

Mrs, Robinson,

one son Charles, Cal- funeral which was

attended was held on Satur-

from the Presbyterian

The services were conduct-

Mr. Orsbome, assisted by Fream. The pall bearers

Joseph Sheen. W.

Hartwell Simms,

Glover, James B. Profitt and

Interment took place

Pecp1e‘s Cemetery, New Lon-

death

BTEARIER MYRTIS ASHORE -_ ard was received Saturday rncrn-; .l hy'Messrs Hyndman & Com- , y. Lloyd‘s agents, that the mer Myrtls, carrying a. general i-go, chiefly of floulr. from the = t Lakes to Charlottetown and cloli. had gone ashore in fog at ». shonls. Yesterday morning services of the tug Lisgsr were

tained, which went to the Myrtis' lstsllce, but was una/ble to get steamer clear of the sand bot- ... The tug moved the Myrtis ii t forty feet. This morning at is tide another effort will be -' by the Lisgar. If unsuccess- lhe cargo of the Myrtis will be

~~ ed. The steamer is not con- ..-. to be in immediate danger. i--1. in the event of storm.

-SUMMERSIDE CITIZEN ASSES-There passed away about ~~ o'clock on Saturday morning ‘ .Joseph Gillis ii. highly respect.- ‘- citizen of Summermde. Mr. Gil- hm in his 'Nth year and was bmi lil Grand River the son of John Gillis, He came with his #Nuts to Summerslde when an lifsnt and had resided there ever lines. He was a carpenter by trade Ind enjoyed the patronage of a. iiimiber of citizens. who held him in the llicilesf. esteem. He was a. ilevout member of St. Paulfs Church He had been ill for about three months but he passed away rather suddenly at the last. There are left to cherish his memory one daugh- ter. Miss Lena. who tenderly nurs- ed him during his last illness and one son. Bernard Gillis; three oth- or daughters and three sons reside iii the United States. Rev. Father Gllllt of Ctlarlottetown t a. Tltblltw of the deceased. Mrs. Gli- US predeceased her- husband four- ttcll vi."--s rico. The tundra' tnk~s‘ Dllcc this lnovning from his into lbildence to St. Paul's Church.-8

RETURNS T0 U. S.-H011. G. .O. locihsrt of Duluth, Minnesota, Vho has been visiting his parents’ name Province of P. E. I., after im ulieiice of 51 years, he having been Wm in Moncton, N, B., in lim, left Ut week on retum home. Mr. t*°¢kl\nrt was given a. cordial wel-l bllio, being met on his arrival here VY his aunt Mrs. M. N. MacLeod

M Grafton Street, whose guest hcl

'ill while visiting here. Mr. and lim ifseheod had the pleasure or M‘lllB their nephew to visit. re- lltivss in different parts of the rs- \lld and while in the east, on one qlhese trips, Mr. Lockhart was Fftented with a. spinning wheel “Wh was handed down from his gut grandmother and is lm years md and greatly prized by him. On kg eve of his departure Mrs. Mac-

d entertained at supper in hon-

:M Mr. Lockhart at her attract- nl llilme. inviting anumber of other natives in for the happy event. dl this occasion his aunt prevmt- dn him with a lovely hooked rug, “'30 by hersclf, as a souvenir of his lnll- Mr. Lockhart, who holds an ‘l"°"9fl Dlace in the State Cabinet, M: llllllldson oi’ the late Mr. and in-. Donald Livingstone of Mur- nlllitlvcr, and visited them its a le b0y oi six. He was greatly £92? with his holiday and hopes

l'fl€l`Si<l€ passed away in the Prince C°\lI1ty Hospital on saturday afternoon at '74 years of age( Mr. Aheam was a native of Pleasant View Int 11 and came to Summer- side about forty years ago. Mr. Ahearn was a skilled mason by l-P9436. He was a devout member of St. Paul's Church and was highly NSD@0i|t'd in the oommuni

His first wife who died some years . 1180 was Matilda. Connlck of Malpeque. His second wife survives him. There are also left l to mouriin two sons James of l 'I‘oronto William of Sllrnme;-side and three daughters Mrs. Albert Maclielllan oi' Indian River, Mis. H. C. Schurman of Summerside and Miss Mary at home also one brother John Ahoarn on the homestead at Pleasant View. The funeral is taking place this morn-

home to St.. Pauls chunch.

Mr. Andrew Ahearn of Sinn-

ty.

Mr. Aheam was married twice.

ng at 10 o'clock from his late

_COUNTY COURT-On Friday

and about fifteen more will leave to-

Egim, Berililrd McKenna and T, L. B. MacNelli. The funeral arrange- Smith, Service nt the grave was lmcnts were in charge of Keith Wllflllctfd by Rev, Fr. Murphy.iCompton.-S

C. SS. R. l _M

The regular monthly meeting of

the ummerslde Town Council was

Held last night in the Council

Chamber, Mayor Lidstone presid- ing. Town bills were passed as fol- lows: Paid bills, $2,157.24; unpaid bills, $494.02. Electric light paid bills, $3,229.14; unpaid bills $403-84. Mr. Maynard Lefurgey was ap- pointed inspector of chimneys and stove pipes, The reports of the dif- ferent committees were received.

Councillor Bishop for the Street

Committee reported that consider- able work had been done on the streets in the west end and also on Water Street.

The Prince Edward Island Den-

tal Association held its thirty fourth annual meeting on the evening of August the 22nd in the Canadian Legion Rooms, Char- lottetown. Dr. A. L. Purdy of Al- berton presiding. The following of- ficers were a/ppointed !or the en- suing year: President, Dr. A. M.

D. T. Waye, Charlottetown; Secret-

irl the County Court at Summer- ary-Registrar-Treasurer, Dr. J. H. side the case of John Harris vs Dan Smallmnn was heard it being Smallwcod and Dr. M. A. McGuig_ a claim of $207 for wages and la- an were elected additional mem- bour and board in connection with bers. who with the above officers his services as watchman of the form the Dental Council.

property of a judgment debtor, _.__

which property had been seized by the sheriff ,of Prince county, The -FUNERAL SERVICES - The plaintiff claims this amount under funeral of thc late Alexander an alleged contract made with the calm-1 f»°°k P1500 Oli Slllldlly B-"fer

we ndlonmed nlll hlsl lnsll Summerslde Interment was in the 5

C “ ' ' ' ing to e 8

l ln - _ cemetery at North Bedeque. The . fel' l5 3° ' . and friends, Henry Noonan for the pa tiff-S nbelucrs wer mul Cal _R0b_ Judging by the optimism and who have second hand chlldrellsl The services al we grave were

P3 c s ms

= ` ll!! l thin and boots are urgently re-

TUESDAY crt Auld, Percy Marchbank, Frank enthusiasm which chamcteuzed L 0° 3 M performed by Rev. P. McMahon,

r.EAvE noir r.uNi-:Nacho-Five Deacon. Vernon Craig and Clem-"§;‘;et§§x°fE;l;fb§f;1°t‘jf;§fl,$§nSi;}I‘l“e5‘§ld ‘°,;°“‘l’folf;;e Sf' DD.. assisted by Rev. John cess. members of the Charlottetown Fire ent Ullffuthérl. The funeral was d d Isla d held n“l|H°'" gm" at meld for me same' SJ. The pall bearers were John B.

l t lege we m in charge of Kieith compton of P"l“°° E W" “ “S fl“’l'° *S Fl* ' . . .

D“p‘“ mn yes ’ “Y °"“”“ ___S . evening, the 1934 suver Fox show _ Brolhem _,ohh B, A,,d,e,,_ W_ H,

_ FELLOW-

da for Lunenburg to attend the Will outshine any of its predeces WINS GRADUATE scott and John E. Holmes. 01; Home Week and pil-emcng AT ROTARY-Rev. Hugh Miller, mrs- Dlrectms ‘Vere Present fl`°m SRU'-Ml* Alan G” (T°by) Ma°'| She leaves to mourn, besides a Toumamcnt which is being held PBSCUP Ol' '1‘l”l1'lity United Ch\lr<>h.dfr- an °Ve" the l)"°Vin°e “nd mam llllllilll- 5°" °f Ml* and MTS' J' A' sorrowing husband, five sons and

al bl estlon. were made Ma illan, has been awarded a. two daughters’ A_ W_ ln Medlclhe

th this wk, Th 1 gl fi livered his first address i Clh - V “ll e Sul!!! § Cm e" vi; ln th eggs anffnefg iotietown since his inductioil beige that will be utilised to Mlvontase oi-aduste Fellowship in the Grodll-l not; J. A. in calgary. and T, E. ini

e » .

I-v;ge,c<t;pehool¢ and ladder. hose the Rotary club yesterday afternoon ml” Ye” ate School of Business A¢‘lmll°l°l1’“l- , Maiden. who were unable to be pres- coupling. duty race, and veterans' on the subject "Where do we go from The 0li1SSlfi0Htl0l”l Oi’ foxes Will ion in Boston University and 15"- ent, A. F., Truro, Cy B. and Mary. l.llc,_._ here?" Mr. Miller spoke nf the great be the some as last your with the, Tuesday to continue his studies in of Malden' ,md Lena nf, home, who

____ changes, economic and othel~wise,|SHm@ l'lllmb0l` Of Classes- namely. that institution, After grildufllllllil were with ller at the time o., her

_pUN[.;RM, Sggvlcy; ._ The going on in thc world today, and ap- 1 Class 1, Black and Extra Dark with from Prince of Wales College Mr.. death, one daughter Gertrude pre-

funeral of.1osephGilllg of Summer- pealed for support to the leaders not more than 15 percent silver; Macmillan went to Acada Uni- deceased her seventeen years 8-E0. ln sl,mmel.slde_He1egyes to moum

ln 'dock on who are seeking a way out of the Class 2, Dark Silver with I5 to 30 versity where during his course hen and “son Patrick diedinlnfdncy. , ln. wldowl formerly Ellm Sudbury'

Summer-side

wind

l ies. and a. Slllll>€l` £0 WP lf 05-

` Mrs, Micllac_i_'l-iermesaey, born' in

for over seven-ty years a. resident of Charlottetown, is bollig m0\1m9d bi’ a large and sympathetic clrcle.of friends. Having reC€lV9<l ol/HY Sill?- ituai aid and surrounded by her family and her pastor. rcoltlris the prayers for the dYlll8~ she Calmw

` d fully passed away at her l l|?ir¢;me‘,“;l!?lc§{cnt St.. On M°l”ld“Y- 599'" 5

T. Collins and MISS A1195

River Mrs J B Connolli- M"‘ ‘

`| “hh to the home of 5.

sutnrnervlllo ninety years uso and

ember 3,

Her husband, outstanding R5 ll pioneer in tllc Undertaking bllSll”l"S5 l‘ in Charlottctowll, Pl‘CflCC°“§‘f‘1 ""1 eighteen years ago. l\"=\‘/illi! llVl‘ 5°” ,arid four daughters. Scvcll of them survtve their parents: Mrs. (Dr) J-

tasia., Ver-

ilils. mae, .isles me-w. -id

lllg Mr- I-‘W0 by “ Very few palms surviving brotlirv Clmrles who vis- and the scores of both are excel- md the lslnnd lhe past summer 15

hi of Police in Chi

Bell, Carleton: Vice-President, Dr.

Ayers, Charlottetown; Dr. F. E.

The meeting opened with Oh

Canada.” Mrs. Joseph Callaghan. Summerside president, presided and gave is short introductory speech.

-COMJVIUNITY CLUB--On Mon-

day evening in North Bedeque hall, the Community Club held their reg- ular meeting. There was a. very large attendance. Mr. D. B. MacDonald, the President., presided. Rev. L. P. Archibald was the special speaker and gave a. very fine address on Bobbie Bums. A short musical pro- gram was enjoyed before the lec- ture. A duet by Mr. Clement Car- ruthers and James Stavert and a reading by Rev. Mr. Nicholsfm. Loch Lomond was sung by the Club in chorus. Rev. Mr. Nicholson also gave a fine account, of Bobble Burns’ birthplace in Scotland, which prov- ed most interesting. A vote of thanks

seconded by Mrs. Reginald Dingweli, Another feature of the evening was a sirlg-song by the Club members. -S.

-CARNEGIE LIBRARY ADVIS-

OR HERE-Dr. J. Milton Ferguson

B YY

Brookline, New York, visited the Summerside branch of the Carnegie Library yesterday afternoon, He was accompanied by Mrs. Ferguson and Miss Bateson, representing the Car- negie Llbrary at Charlottetown. Af- ter visiting the Library, they were guests of the Summerside Library Committee at an informal luncheon

luncheon were Dr. and Mrs, Fergu- son. Miss Bateson, Miss Hunt, chair-

,man of Scmmerside Carnegie Libr- t` Rev C J Jeans Rev Mr Nich

and groom who were unattended.

THURSDAY

CBlT0ll» Albfin McDonald, Alfred ‘ Morrison- Tlcioinas CrP."lf‘1in limi W. Dmcese' . ,, lison Rayner, soil of Mrs. Margaret cluslon the two, when asked if they

Rayner and the late Joseph Ray- had anything to say, replied in the nor, Enmorc, P, E. I., was united negative, When the question was in marriage with Miss Violet Edith put to Kerwin he replied that all Wilkinson, daughter of Mrs. Wil- he told Detective Cordwell was klnson and the late Albert Wilkin. true. ,

son of 43 Upper Hillsboro St.. Char- lottetown. P. E. I. Rev. H, S. Ray- nor, B. A.. B. D., brother of the _ _ groom offlclated. Following the tWerf;y:“e'?g§r° ‘yr tgiixggyngrnvlvtgd

ceremony a. delicious wedding din. men “xl ry

d mm, Ml. and Mrs Church. Summerslde, gathered at

ner was serve . _ .

the home oi’ Mrs Robert Dewar on

Raynm le” on an extgngleld mgwt Water Street East t.o tender a, fare-

tour through Nova c a, ew _

_ well to one of their members, Miss

Brunswick Maine and New I-lamp 1 R N who is leavlng

shire. On their return they will re- Awe Gmdonf ‘ " side at Enmore. P. E. Island, where ;‘;l’§frc‘l;'e°l\1fal:ltl“]’1ger;::‘;'oolth";UrU“l;ltlesd

. f - '

Mr Raynor is a' prosperous “md sionaries Mrs Clifford Boundy

or and fox rancher. Happiest goo - - wishes are extended to the bride Pfssllled- The” W” *-‘ °l\°’* Wm' ‘ . Miss Bessie Smallman

--FAREWELL PARTY -- Aboilt

al program and Miss Jean Gordon were heard in some pleasing vocal and instru-

due no doubt to the strong ilsh-tall Hodgson lmatched par, a s; lin is pm er and Ulmer of nlgh Mullins, John Carragher, Wallace

oourvrv coulu'-At the county mem” ““mb°'°' A gfl?"°l sm"

was moved by Mr. Wallace Cameron, Court yesterday His Honor Judge §ngh°°%%g5l§:°§n_§° Hafolg

Duffy delivered judgment in thi! 08-Sis n ll d' n n to rem

gan was t en ca e po

°f Tmmor vs' Jenmanls Qm; Hltlnng' the farewell address, which ex-

§; ; gilniggawion The lllhlhllg' pressed the regret of those present M550 and costs' The case arose Dm, at the departure of Miss Gordon, ol me defendant mrclhg ah en¢,l-hmle but wished her every success in her . into the home oi the pleintifi new sphere. Mrs. Carl Crockett

Librarian of the Came ie Libra at searching for a party convicted un- then made the Dl‘¢S¢1il»8-tl0¥l Of 5

der the Prohibition Act. Mr. Mark lovely parting gift on behalf of the Mcguiggnl K_C, appeared for the other members_ Miss Gordon re- plaintiff and li/Lr, Alban Farmer for sponded and said she would, wher- the defendants. ever her path of duty carried her,

always have happy recollections oi'

-Cl-[ILDR.EN’S AID MEETlNG|her membership with the Young

._The regular monthly meeting of L Women’s Auxiliary. “For She'| I the Board of Manugcmbllt Of the Jolly Good Fellow" was then heart- Childrens Aid Society was held in ily sung. A dainty lunch was then

at the Cufmn Hmel' Guests at me the R/ed Cross Room of the Town' served by the hostess. Miss Gordon

Hail on Tuesday evening. Dr. J. A. is a graduate of Prince County Hos-

Ma.cPhee, President, presldedllrlflhe pital and is the daughter of Mrs.

. a c 'a . .

degelldlmg The case occupled all noon and was one of the larges lary. . . . , . . -.`?I‘l)P’§;lIl§n;1_Iel;ill.I£l! l;1llen;l;d!;he so- !gen(l}1§r¢ll;>lnhofh;ll_lb€rtGnevery £3' day’ a number °f Witnesses on each funerals seen for some mme' Thereiolson' N0-nh Bedeque and Miss H01- | ciety that the two boys which had cess in her new undertaking. S,

slde bell-lg exllmllled_ At the close was a short service at his late res-llniln. Miss Hunt very caps-bly pre- been committed to the Home were of the case, the plaintiffs nttorncy ldence lm Argyle Stl`°et'» Sllmmef' smed' DL Felfgusorh who is advisor 1 ‘ marked improvement The The death of Mrs Wm. Curran lr f n d ur ment in order 5id9~ at Whlch Rel’ L B’ CHl'l'lPb9ll'°“ the Camegle Library Demonstmf swwmg Office M Vincent 'HB1' took place at her residence 210 Wei’

as ed ora a jo il , ~ ~ - _ _ .nuanll rl l. _ _ that he might me 8' brief' The omciated' assisted by Rev' ML nog at Yi(;lki‘:1ni’;in`c§iLi;lId§v2rlt‘i ririEt.on. reported a number of mouth Street on the evening of

case was adjourned until the 1-ith Nl°l‘°lS°ll °f N,°fll‘ B°<`l°<i“°- The V” °”“ ”" S ool books se ternber lst. inst., briefs to be filed in the mean- funeral P'°°°55‘°“ then wended its Island' is consulting with membexig gh?dhgnwzgriecvigtllnguzhiclsame from 'ghe deceased was bom at East time. Heath Strong. K.C., for plain-‘Way t° North Bmefille United °f the Llpmry C°n2lmm_f§S mth ll? School Board Hn also reported Royalty in the year 1856 and was lm' Thane A' Cl,ln_nhhll_ K_ c_ for Church where there was a service ‘Wm ll§'m°.u.1lf",n°e (l .tel lunin' e nl nlldnen ‘Could not go tn the daughter of the late Mr. and “°f°“d°"*~ °“ S*“““"*V "‘°’“l““ at mme °°1°°k' The “mm” was ‘l:iZt!;§erinele¥it§§l°s§o;J(i=E§rmr1;riIdtgthg for went of boots und he Mrs.Pstl~1ck Berrizan. Although bc- the case against Wm. Coulton, an ‘med f° Cal-‘B'CltY~ Rfel/~ MT- NlCll01- Oli course The afterwards vlsllml W ordered lo nlnchhse the s9_m¢_ ing a constant sufferer for the past absent debtor was continued the 5°” p”5w'» C°“d“°t°d the B€l*VlC€. ‘ine llbnnrles lnyomenny and Tlg_ H? advlses that the demand lol- seventeen years and laedflhlft for the

evldence of the Shenlll. taken and assisted by Rev. L. B. Campbell of l_n_ last seven years, her ea came as

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sox-rowing husband she leaves t.o_ moum three young children to whom T much sympathy is extended. The funeral is taking place on Fridziy afternoon at two o’c1ock from heri late residence in O’Leary U0 thi! Bloomfield Church and Comet/ef? Rev. Mr. Baker officiating.-S

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ROSS OF 'SIDE - There passed away at the Prince county H00Plt~ al on wednesday aftemoon, Mr. Charles S. Ross an employee of the Canadian National Railway at

56 ears of age. Mr. Ross was is.

highly respected by the community- He was a. native of Fredericton. P.

United States for some years He

town and for the last. fourteen years

ide as held at n e o gl/[ond`:y morning at st, pnuyglpresent difficulties. "Belief in a percent sliver; Class 3, Dark Med- won valuable scholarships and She is also survived by one sister. dnnghlel. of Mn ,md Ml-,_ Mellfme Church, Rev. 0'!-Ianley celebratinglsupeflfn' BUD! and fhlth in Hlmlium Silver with 30 to 45 percent where he graduated last May w1tl1,Julia, of Malden, and one brother, Sudbury of sumnl,n_slde_ flve mm' Requiem Mass and also conductinglwho difffi °” the °l'°S5 ‘ll°Ul_€l SUS' lsilver; Class 4. Medium Silvcr with the dcgree of B.A., specializing in Michael, of Winnipeg. Glen C" ol Rlehdlhgl U_s_,s_,, Bren. me servlcc nl the gl_ln,e_ The nhllytam us . hc said in concluding nnl45 to 60 percent sliver; Class 5. Economics and Business Adminls- FRIDAY lon of Porllandl U-_ S_ All Ghmch beams wmv Mnyol. llldslhhe, M, eloquent and inspiring mssslisv. R0- Light Medium silver, with so to lo tration. During his college course at FUNERAL Snnvlcnsqne ,mn mln and Stanley .md two dnugh- Al E_ Maclnellnl Emmlmllel Amen- lf/fll`é9~¥lhB- W- I-|t9PflE0 Wllglllghe fllllllili percent silver; Class 6. Pale Silver, Prince of Wales and' at Acadia he er I of the ‘Me Martin Power Wu new venln and shlrley ht hon-le_ ,mu W_ B_ Ma¢Neg11_ _lnmes Mill- l""'{‘ t e glgsvi gretn r' Chmnlr tt° ,over 70 percent silver. These will was noted not only for his scholas- hid f his In residence R°ch_ mere an also two slslgrsl Mm-y

sngopore. - - W ef. “W “shave is sections each three for tic ability but for his unusual sth- 2 rom 6 and Mangan, of B,,,h,h_ M,._.,_e,_,

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man ess - town, Rev. Mr. Barbour, RSlSt”""t mall-s and three for females. Thcl lotic prowess. He was a member of vl;ll;’;';lel“€Rel;'l‘;le5r;-l, foln, hnohhens John ln Nmlh pm-l_e_

pastor of Trinity Church, Norville E. . l . l ln ll and lllsl _ .

The fourth and final shoot for Luck me MWY M C A Secretary some herds find clinmplollslip. the Acadia mc _eam. Hi h Mass WM lun bv Rev Louls Maine: Hector. Fredericton, P. E.

the Silver Salvel' ill the York Club,JOll 'Myrlcn of'Tll';nl'Sh'Re'vl A' Sllclasses will also be ill ‘thc cnta- year he was captalll of the Acadia D08 \ Th ~ -u Sb ~ V ' wma Island: William, Albany; and Dfin- rcsultedl ln lnially unusual uipsets,Wel’;’ of Vernon Rlverlnnd Harry logue but new additions :irc hockey team, Intercolleglatli chem- Mellfglgl Palerléiln culsilrlers Patrick lol ln colewnl ln whom much

l dult matched ions of Nova. Scotia He asc a - symplllhy ls ex¢,ehded__5

pair' 9"” E n y livfcponeid, John King and Danieil

of judge the past two shows, was brated the Nuptlal Mass. The bride

reappointed. ` was attired in e iight nsvyl y lbm-Mahon OM 8' mn

The dates selected are, Nov. 5th. ensemble suit of twilled crepe with 11111668. 1Vll!’S. RHYUET WHS 0l`llY 375 __ ‘ ' lllnll

d hat and nhoes years of age and wng 5 Miss Hardy, CARVER At. thc P. E, I, Hoolzm

Mr. H. H. Horne is to be oongrdt- ISLAND LADY DEAD __ Three Mr, Heath Bowriess of Kensington merit. __ ,_,., ulntcd on winning the much prized passed nwm, all Lnn Angelei All; was appointed S\l_pcl'illtmldent V of -T--j '{;2l‘°lC:;°?l‘;;°‘§P£§`(;fé‘;lcti‘;lfasUna. M" 'l S7llV°l` "\°“°l3d bfi' U” D CLR" A' 28. 1934. Miss Ti 2. J. I-lolmc=. The iflclmlwnuon maml' ,A cm5'*'[’Cf‘ ,“CCABE'GAl/TwlF¥l-_The mlm- l member nlarcllcd in a boclv Dreccd- 7\'RTHUIvtV-lit “Bi-ooklifll Y Mass Otli1W»”l~ Willl tl will of 372 m "h""lnio Miss Holmes was rt native of "0" °C’“mm:” °""““`L""g “f C"W"` "mg" wok pmco “gmc ag niilm “gf ing the hoarse Service at the Brave Au t 27 1934 to Harold ' W. and four shoots: the éleglllltllgligvmplfgzllarmalmne una left for chiosgclnalldlglg. iith; lllellihanturlllllell lllmilao Dllllsthihesn asMc<;illb<; Wu nondmell by RW Eugene' Mxgllsnrmln (nee Agnes Mlwnomldl 7»°‘l`-5' ll-W fled lm e 5 man ears o where she was lm . ~ - ' . '

od for second prize at the closing hlglnlv s;.esnec€§d lol. nel. hlndly dm- full charge of assigning the foxesldaughter of Mr. and ll;/Irs. Jnrrllelil. Murray. __ *_ Georgetown) a son

prize shoot which is now set for noslllbn and nnlhlllhg h0l,l.,llhh|,y_lto their various color classes. McCabe of this city. MY 0

W0dll€SCll\Yt September 25th' The late Miss Holmes was a sister Ill UW Fl"¢'D“Y Aggregate E' T* of Mrs. Thomas H. Yeo. Union Brown Bild W~ D- C°°l°0 b°lh hm Road. Lot aa and of the late Hon. 367 while there is also 366, 364 lindl John s_ Holmns wealthy wllllmlor 362: the lorlricshootdoy mustdecide of Chicago. Another sister lviiss me “Anne” 'md it Promisos to be Elizabeth survives and makes her H Cl°5e nnléh- M1* Judson ls lead' home in Philadelphia. Hel' only

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Mr. George A. Callbcck, Pres- Pldele Gauthier, _son of Mr. andl DEATH OF ADDI€0Nlon Seplemhcr mn' 1934' to Mr. and

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ident of the Cilnzidlfin Nritioniil'Mrs, Leon Gauthier also of this RAYNOR Many ilil’ll 1 0 l . M Dlmalcl H son

, _ Addls R f 01;; 111 _ Mrs. William F. ao .

Silver Fox Brccders Associiitiomlcity. Rev. Eugene Murray 1;? gmt tgnleailylnnlnacl she lliysng awfyi George Josepll

who has so capably filled thc role formed the ceremony, and also c e- ln the Prime County Hosplul onl MAB0N_M me Pl E' L Hoonlllllll-_

Wednesda aftemoon after ii. short Sept 9. 1934. W Ml' md Mm

will be classification day, and all to match, and wore a corsage Ch h d ve mghly esteemed cent Carver' Grand vlewl l.,l E' L

l6th. 7th, 8th and _9th. Monday, 5tll. satin trimmings im She was a member of me United Sept. ml 1934' w Mn and Mm _l - foxes are expected to be Placed byibciiiquet oif white listers and' “Fil all frlll' dl Besldes her

a daughter

summerslde, after a brief illness at l

quiet. unassuming man and veryl

E. Island and had resided in mel

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ARSENAULT-All the P. pital Sept. 11, 1034, to Mr. Jos:-ph Arsenauit, ii. son. DELANEY-At the City 'Hospitah Sept. 8, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. 11/Bch,-. acl Delaney. a. son. l WILLIS-At Kirlgston, tembei' 7, 1984 to Mr.

nard Willis, nee Freda daughter. ~ MYERS-At Crapaud. September 9,. 1934, Janet Noreen. 58124 3 WBBM, mm. font daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lew!! Myers. V' KENNEDE-At Kenatnytn, Boi 6th, 1934. to Mir. and Mn. (medal Kennedy, a lon. _ _ WIG-MORE-At City Hoipltd, Moncton, N.B.. on Sept. Dah, 191-He to Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wigmore. §_

daughter.

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l\lcD()NALD-JAY-At the hUme _ the bride, Pisquid, on september 1.1, 1934, by the Rev. S .J. Boyce. B.A.¢ Lillian Hilda Jay to Earle Alexand- er McDonald. JOIINSTON-GRAHAM -- At 17113 lPars<m:tg<=. Murray Hzirfbor, Wed- nesday. Sept. 12, 1934, by Rev. T. R. Goudgc, Lillian Elizabeth Uro- ham to Floyd Fredrick Johnston, both of Murray Harbor North.

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. I. c _ ~-.i:.~ --;-,--=_Tzs FOY-At, Trlon. Scpi. 12, 1934.- Mrs. Rachael Foy. V' CRDSBY-At her home in Sod View, Sept. 12, 1934, Mlrs. Jamel T. Crosby nee Elsie Adams (`UR!l1E-I`)ir‘d ill thc City, Sept. 12. l0Il~1, Jo‘m C\l:‘i‘.~~ :ioctl 49 ycarS~

ROSS--Ai Prince ("\iilii,\~ Hogplmoll Sept. 12, 1934, Cllns. S. R055

Summersidc. aged 53 Wiirs.

MACDONALD-At Fbenener. Sep! 9. 1984, Mrs. Norman Mac`Dona.l

in hor ilist year, ' (`(l'RRIE-Ai Pf‘Rk.‘.= Station Ol! Sunday. Soni. a. 1934. Hugh cun-io. POWER-Died in the City HDIDN- al, Sept. 11, 1934. Martin E. Power, aged 56 years. ’ SENTNER--At hor home in Hunk! lalier, sept, ia. 1934, Mary Moot-iq widow of the into William Sentneib in hor 8’ruh your “_ `-

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