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MON DAY

ISLANDER PASSES —- Word has been received by Mrs. Arthur Dawson of the death in York on Feb. 2.9, 1944. of Lewis Irving, formerly of Cape Traverse and son of the late Mf- and Mrs.

Muncy Irving.

an

_. ssicrirhrvzoo was a slzghi rccf f H3161. \ S!

.192 b"; the mien.‘ mac's \ <.

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.i . .. 1;, .._s eulst.

Mr Lfoizagiian t

th ugizout Saint John-S.

i-[earflult appreciation of thUCemfiofl" ritual leadershl? Si"“-" DY H5‘ Yency the Most Rev. J.A. O‘-

V311‘ Amptshcg-elec; of KinE-' ston, during the Wit will?“ Years‘ as Bishop of Charlottetown, was e10, address presented tot

pressed 1.1 . His Exec-ii at srmce last eve“- gng in Si. D11 Lori's B_

half of all tli." P. l/lachlillian, O B.E

To the large congregation, which filled the spacious Basilica to cal)- acity. His mcellcncy replied in words n; 0f 635D lmnkiulfleiis and Wlimd‘ the case adjourned at the request atinn. "f than‘; you from the botlan of the defence Yesterday the de- of my hear " he said "I may say tense offered no Evidence but a

Us hem 5o“ never council R S Hinton

.s,~ gyq-g ou. - -- ‘xixgékhgie a a the prosecution and W H good people. I feel that I shall never find again such cooperation as I

that 1:1 all m‘.

fornd : and. of course, without cccfc _ the Bichcp can do a othlizg. What m;

.,_._ ‘ e in at: thirteen

n. shc

- Misccucsreaoiis Vsnowcn _'r1~.e fztends of Miss Norma ' ccl at the hams of

iozrer 1n honcr of her approach riurriage Th.‘ t... b? ' " rtad to the chair

which

"at/ed with pink

Todd and Edythe Loughlin. presents were opened bv

Wanda McKinnon and Mrs.

P "ntcr while the hllmorollfi

p.

a c~sitlon ivitii the

fool" Leavitt D

and

...isli Colum-

a-J . it H.

i’ in Darchc‘

. Alton at‘. Roth nt 61min

late l-frs. Y "f Sf

\\' f mm

Gordon Lund.

rile‘; Came’ v

sho"

ILNTKR UDSEvDV .~'.i'l' QWER- v i ‘V.

assisted hrr in opening her many its. After the nifts were opened.

rs. Urquhart 111 a

"For She's .1 Jollv

é ... .,. n J ,

showers of confetti

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h-i

ved a ieiegram in-

llil.’ 1 There

left. in _mourn‘ . Annie. Mrs. Daniel Mc-

Hcrbert L-anizforcl of Alberta

“- ii “ 15 ‘nmpzfipd 1nd Miss Isabel Meikle

l-l-Areici. he simpatlll’ l tow

‘cc fmni St. John ihe Evangel-

siecl d in the services and is now over-

ivlzo Joined " ' of a family of nine children

to the late Bélljimigarrett I [he Denamne

She had been a resident of Northl "d"! m“ Pr

Wolburii, Mass, for a number leaves to Ihourn following brothers and sLsters, Mrs.

‘n _~. t; Charlotte While in Suninicrside lie wolf =1 prominent part in many activities of in, younger set and was b] Valued mmlb" of m? S¥:ég‘ter1e' lJohn Barrett, Forbes, North Dakota! brankhas-iliiven Barrett of Fuller Man. The late Archibald Barrett in .6 Wheatley River was a brother the subJect. The funeral was held frcm her late North Wolbuml y allarit,

times joined 311$ Malestys form!

will be pleased to hear she is bro

erasing nicely in the P. E. I Hos-

after ‘her recent operation. WV! E

Cahill. charged with iii his possession at he was a prisoner _ r, TnmCountv Jail was found izuilty by a fir, , W“ 1.93,, b). He“ DY WJ lMz-igzistrate W.E. Darby. K C. in

lllfffl. on be- nioners.

given the n-iinimiun v v $25 and costs or one month in fail. Evidence for the Prosecution was taken on Saturday momi

f . Th id‘ did m we d8 “is? the be: l’??? been .made in the iail or not -S

CASUALTY LIST fAlTlOllfl those‘ {reported killed in action 1n the itt~ .cst Canadian Army Gil-Wally List l5 iLieut. Gerald Garfield Ferguson.

who was serving with a Nova Scotia and prince Edward Island Refini- Lieut. Fergusons next of kin {i5 hi5 mother. Mrs Leonard .l. Picker- inn, 37 Park St Cil8l'lOti/3[0\\’ll._ P and A. L Sgt. Donald Edison MacRae who Was also serving with a. Nova Scotia and Prince Ed

rt 5 . o hash n clone by y°“-"

n tender her a mis-

l~: and white, by bile the wed- p y d by . or the bride to be was sealed she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers by the young daughter Of M!- 8nd The room was taste-

reported wounded are William Rupert Decoste, whg W115 serving with a Nova Scotia an prince Edward Island Regiment. L Cpl. Decade's next of kin is his mother Mrs. Pearl Decosre. 46 Bayfield St Charlottetown. P. _E_. I Among those reported as slightly wounded it Rte Albert Ross Mac- Pherson. who was serving with Nova Scotia and Prince Rlward ls- land Regiment. Pte MacPhersonb next of kin is lils sister Miss Mar~ garet MocPaerson. Eldon. P E. 1

zmzrs ccnlerpd with a w. . _. The heavily 133911 b35- kct was carried in by Misses Hézel

‘ nzuch laughter were 3 Doris Pickering and Todd while Miss Mar- snd and lVLrs. Charles Yea arransed them on the table which consisted of linen, silver, china and many useful z1fts.—-S. TUESDAY

GOING T0 WASHINGTON - Miss Virginia Large has severed her connection with the Royal Bank of Canada and has accepts

British

RECEIVED ROSES. 31 Euston Street. zen of beautiful roses sent her with love an?’ best wishes

811k E. Pinesu who is serv- i-he Signal Corps.

FAMILY BEREAVED. — lylrs. Archie MuKinnon 0f this citv has received the sad news of the death in Wflihlhilwh flhd IOBVBB 111 of her only brother Mr. Duncan H. days to take up her new M

o1 . _Hos1oltal, Haney. B. u,

arrived ill‘ tool-r place in Maple Ridze Comet- . rm have to B C.

140m: oymtawa M- Flym?‘ Of-

n A Dil- The Guardian extends . he is, grstuliitions to the people cf Alber- thrsenon on the safe return of one of its many fllthbllli 50115 “Flying Officer Herbs

D. -

W. C. Leavlit. has from Overseas m his par- home in Aloerron. A partici- daring, operatimal,

armany. he saw many ‘ odes. equally brave and‘ out cf a. formation and igo spinning eartnwarzl. a l éhouqh, Death saw n: to pass him

. o; William .v of llortlinm

d ears ago. la WllG. Theodore F- Tut-i .- . d a son. En-iest. E.‘ y 31m- 5. well-earned rest. ;w1ll serve as an Instructional Of- —- ificer Somewhere in Canadi- "rcs-ranpsr _ 'l‘i".e'. ‘Ziilant young fiver will enloy his o iesfarday sfter- up his new and res- the Cuteliffe Funeral Services at the home and . miducfrd h": Rev G. Jzstsi". ‘fizz pallbearers . Parker Luncl, Anth-

BIRTHDAY PARTY — A enjoyable €‘V8l'llX1S was _ _ the home of Mr. and Mrs- Liewe-lyfl

March 30. with upwards of

birthday nf their daughter. Gladys Everett Rogerson. The first part, of the evening was spent, in social intercourse, follow- filid [ed by dancing. Music was furnished “Hby Messrs. Hillard Francis, Hallett Ptogersnn. Adrian Rogerson. Lindeil Gamble and Aubrey Gamble. The’ cted arrival‘ éif stir. Aubrey .- msf Allen played the Gm“ lmmpa" f‘ l’ arch. Miss Tclvv Davey 511m Chirlmiemwfl ushered the bride m her choir and Pea?!" surprise to his PINK"! and friends. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted b Francis. Mrs. Park

Heber Mcvittie. Miss M

°d The delicious birthday cake was pasted by Morey Movittls

Wendell Taylor and William lnternient 1111s in the Peo-

. . liss Marv . a: ilie iicnie of Dr ilen. of Montreal Roderick J. Urqu-

' Bliss Betty Ilfurdcrk

aicd for the

i Gillts will present

G0 lc The rfllliflilldfl’ T! the sien- snailt n lSVHR gam

“n.8,, hi. M“ Am," 325d Gladys Gamble. . After the hrirle rereiv- U‘ M el the cord wishes cf her many m! 91°F“ l?" 1°?

'1

Rogerson and Gladys i

girls many. more

m 5 9-: O D‘ 5

Ma.

t monthly meeting of the Cityacounci last night.

It Yefiulfed in the withdrawal of a resolution by Couii A '1‘ Mac- Kincon to the effect “that notwith. sianding previous information that pgsggd away on March 30m at the. the Department of Transport will advanced axe of 94 yew» she W351 "F" “k9

The retrial of John (Holman) charged with conspiracy to dstill illegally alcoholic spirits opened yesterday in the Supreme Court at Sunimerside with Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell presid- inS~ Most of the morning was tak- en up with dealing with objections

raised by Mr. JJ. Johnston, K. c

was still on the stand.

ahan, formerly s grocery clerk at R. T. Holman Ltd. testi- fied to sales of molasses and yeast mad; to the accused and to

certain deliveries of these articles

. Harrison MacF-arlanc. a member of the jury panel of Bo- c1 deque, who in three previous cases

during these sittings had beam

challenged by the defence on the grounds that he was not indiffer- ent between the prosecution and

the accused and had been found b‘. not indifferent in each case

was the first name called when the

selection of the jury commenced.

He was thereupon challenged again by H14 defence and two men , were selected as a ' on his fitness. Edmund Maynard,

Lot i4, and Arthur Smith, Lot 11.

After ‘hearing evidence theyyretlr- ed and returned with tlieirwierdlctfl which was the reverse of the pre- o vlous decisions on the matter and A

declared Mr. MacFarlane to be in-

different. Th4. defence then chsll-i

ended him preemptorily.

Counsel for- the prosecution Twas

J. J. Hughes KC, Fredericton, N- B., and R s. Hinton, counsel for the defence was J J Johnston K. C.. Charlottetown. J. Watson Mc- Naught, K C f and W Henry Noonan s. SDAI.

THUR.

..'ISLANDER DEAD - Mrs. Peter Carter. 48 Road has receiv- ed the sad news of the recent death of her brother, Mr. Michael J. Casey, Buffalo, New York, af- ter a short illness.

BURGLARY AT‘ GROCERY STORE%ity Police are conduct- 8

lng an investigation. regarding

burtzlarv which took place at the grocery store of Cudmore Bros,

some tune Tuesday night. A 111un-

ber of goods were iemoved, but no

information as to the locationni

the thief had been ascertained at

.30 last night. it was reported.

BRUKE BOTH WRISTS — Mrs. k Walter Slade and two sons of Dart- t NS. arrived home Moiidriy

mou h. night to visit her mother, Mrs. J. E. Nickerson, ivho met, with a very painful accident. when she fell, bivzikmg botn her wrists The ac- cident. will incapacitate Mrs. Nioizefr. son for some ti-iiv. Her lTlPXld$ ivish her a speedy recover".

--— u NEW RATIOS‘ BOOK 1N USE-

Ration Book No. 4 came into use today when sugar coupons 30 and 3i and preserves coupons l'l and l8 became valid. By April 23th all coupons becoming valid, with the exception 0i canning sugar

cou 011s. will be in the new ratiunl

boo . Tea and coffee coupons ‘I-HO and T-Sl and butter coupon 58 will become valid on the 20th of pus month. Butter coupon so becomes

valid on April 27, Housewives are

reminded not. to destroy Ration Book No. 3 as it contains the F coupons to be used for the purchase of canning sugar

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEETS — The regula monthly meeting of the Charlottetown Home Economics Club was held

Tuesday evcnlnz at the home

Mrs. Dora Campbell. An informal round table discussion Ull recent developments in the field of nutri- tion revealed much useful infom- ation. Mics Louisa Haszard, sub-

mitted a report on the Club's act-

ivities to be presented at, the New Brunswick Home Economics Con-

vention, which she plans to attend in Fredericton. April 13, and 14. At the next meeting,“ Miss Hilda

with the subject of Nutrition is- sued by the National Film ‘aer- v ce

word has been received bv Mrs. P.J. Berrlaan of Dunedin, P.E.I.. that her son. Flight Lieutenant Leonard Berrigan. attached to the R. A F. is reported missing after air operations on March 25 Flt. Licut. Berrlgan. who his

filigree a half vest-g scrvgce u; r cre . was n va uc mein er o

the pathfinder for e of the R..A. dill/Th?"- W°°1 W N whose duty wit: to llliuiiinateJlllhkfik in mo YEW! the tsriiets before the bombers droapsd their devastating loads

friends she lc-ft for home amidst-h,

brothers are al in e I a mil.

_l.rmod fomos. Imus Berrigsn

THE CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

oua NEWS BUDGET FOR OUR SATUR

PALARCH CONTRACTS — Con-y structlon contracts canada Jumped sharply in Marc to a compilation by MacLean Bul cling Reports. Total contracts awarded foi- the month were $3l.0i9.300 oflmilored sll,1i0.600 for th¢ same month a yearlago. ‘lrhe gain was common

- l“ Us . ....‘NDE _ __ _ to al prov llCES- Among rg anzzmg A?!‘ up?” Argllcwontracts listed are the following

for tbs Pétgiflfitftéti grovincial $02015- that their son Gor- "Wfmmi u‘) e ‘mi “om ' _ “.151.- wounqed in additional accommodet action lilarch Qi-ltn while servingiPleasant. $52000-

razuiti" isfiuzayizii. [passed awav at hei‘ nonie in Mel- at the Globe rose. U. 5.. on April 6th. Miss Ruth sunmierslde ab- Mcikle m her ‘lot-h vw- The 1m West Royalty: '. thzrty rrclcck yesterday M156 M91336 Wm‘ L‘? kind!" Tefnem‘ mgr“ .3; There in; very l.ti.le da- . b57941 W" ‘he thud daiizhier d ' ‘F truck. raven: '

side i - A . “ppm? l Thrm sistzrs are

There passed peacefully away at insr hcine in South Granville, on March 15th, Mrs. Hi1!!! MacLeod| in her 81st War. She wasametnberl in of the Presbyterian Church. a Joseph kind and loving mother and will in Mon be missed by a..l who xiiew her.- Rev HM Buntain, conducted si 1"" ‘>1 5i- short service at the home consist-f a h ing of singing Psalm 23 and prayerq The remains were conveyed to the; _ South Granville Presbyterian Chiuch; ‘on Moum Where funeral service was held singing Psalm 45 Ph. 42. She leaves’ ito mourn her passing one son. John. _ jhpl-PIBY- home anrl three daughters (May) Mrs. Peter MQYFiEQYI. South Gran» ville; tAlmai Mrs Archie MacLeodJ (Rhoda; Mrs. Wall- ace Moreside. Lot l6; also eleven grandchildren and trim great- dren. 'I'hi-. pallbearers were! Charles MacKenzie, Henry.’ . F alconer, Dan . John Keir. Wiliu Smith»

Mrs. W. A. Mcmurrie: Secretary-

Ill Treasurer. Ills. St. bu: Illido? Dr. I.‘ 8.

treel. William in‘ lineage-

town. a sister. Mrs. A Naumul "'5 mm“

Cathedral. when cs mun llcEsrril.

w. "d!!! J rlstophg Island, ‘n; banning‘ bride, in am. o c a bouquet of coilorfui

friends and who attended the oer- lio father §n§"$m"v°“ "a,

r

was Darwin

Bet y . attired in blue. and b elhrrfs in

soclltion

ANNUAL ROLL CALL-Tho m- nual roll cal-l of AIM: Rebekah Lad- ge Number i0 was hold Tuesday night with Miss Adelaide Bentaer, N. G. presiding. A lugs nimbor of mam bers were present to answer soimlly and many other: who were unable to attend winced their cont- inued interest in the wort of the "Sh wlflifllfls and ‘stun At the close of the business session an enteivairlmint program undu- tho direction of Mrs. Helen Macmcfi- ernfiPirg. 0.: w‘? curl -*—- e e o ~. ’ ' I “Asearies of ouestlons from the air p? he m!“ n d“ fwn szsters predeceased sJvlo rdnmittee of the Charlotte- Ontaric;_. town Baird of Trade relating to the and; present ownership of the Charlotte- n airport sit; and the attitude i‘ Q! U" City Cciincl tovsards surren. The funeral took, dermg such ownership to the Do- ' niinmn authorities k . .l€{t of a long discussion

ISLAND LADY DEAD — M15- “! Robert ivares, ivneatiey River. "'3 “asQsiyed word that her sister. Mrsl ‘Elizabeth Barrett Hooper. wt John Hooper. had

then served as s. finale to ohm:

WOMEN'S AID SERVICE -—'I‘he women's Aid Society of tlhe Baptist ann

service in the vesti- he president. Mrs. G. Ives was in tho chair, Mrs- J. L. MacAuley readnthe scripture les- C

with Easter lilies. only mat-l

ons. Iollowi the impressive care-

i. nrgoeptlon, at which 100 were present, was hold at ms of the bride's -4 Later. Mr. and Mn. 0111:. lml shower of good wishes le

United States" They will fly u; st. Ignristopher inlaid.

O

. formed the sub- the]

Remington, here from a i_n prayer. A very interesting ad- w‘ d“ "n dress was given by Dr. Zells. Clark mm returned medical missio m! ‘P

India who spoke on the is is:

describing in particular the devel- opment of medical work. "Take Up Thy Cross" was very well I rendered by Mrs. Ronald Noble and i, Mr. Ralph Rupert. “answer-Eleni, Indiaigeneeocytgvasww ll e m

‘illinhsniid? glaemelyramargnia-ot gln- "flmille- P31» ""1 Ewenbtieorgie Ward, Jeanette Lld- Al’!!! ner. etha Saunders and Marg-

l . i! hn. Tb brid was attended by aret Bal em The meeting cloud 0 “M; Gigs “n” m‘ mo‘

ghwhwss the

teach- tstion to maker suit calories. Hei- oorssge WI] o! Ameri- cln Boluty roses. Miss Gladys Lav- e: wolf’; a dark grown dtailorod wool tw brown s an IOCGSIOF- ll Her corms was»! Talisman roses. n: the aoremon ion was held s; the whore spring flowers were used f decoration. 111s bride's table, cover- ed with s, lace cloth, wag centred with a three-tiered wedding cube and- Eithted with ivory “Mlilfltll. Ahbflt

over the civic airport un- he eldest} til the military use has been dis- continued. this Cc-uncil go on record a; ivillinz to transfer ownership to nt at any time. pro- ’ cper maintenance and of. operation be assured and that ma! Maritime Central Airways ownership of their hansar is protected " In Dlace of this the City Clerk was in. strucicd to write the Board of ‘Trade con-matter. answer-int; their questions factually and inviting them to a joint discussion with the Council on I

Carleton United Church parson- 4, was we scene of a quiet Mddinl n March 22 when the minister. RAV-

tiiur Loni. united in mlrrh my; poi-i; Gertrude Layers, d1.

of Chsfulwluy. the time along l. road that follow- “Ths rive. was risinz," said Mr hu- Brookins. wrho is a well-known horseman here, "and was flooding

1 . wth benediction by all: o! "u rad. but w. h“ bu“

Rev. Ronald Noble. A proposed new scab of Provincial Government, was

,ing of the P.E.I. Teachers‘ Fours. tlon yesterday by Mr. J. Reginald MacDonald. general , the course of his annual report to the convention. Replies to tionnalre relating to a salary showed no unanimity of op it was thoughtrwise to presenting the brief until it was bifiaught before the teachers u a o

Do l said. roposed to uk for fifteen creases of $50 fur lll first class teachers, and $85 for Ill loc- ond class teachers. ing," he said. "for a minimum in- creasg oi s75 for all washers. Ia-

defence counsel in regard to the Jury panel. The court stated that the objections would be noted. The Jury was then selected and the first witness Emmet Ranal-ian was called. When court adJourned hs

alum. y Lifer Bit. and Mn. Millctt lnlt m for lldmundsmn whore the aroom is stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Coli- lnll o! Hampton were out-of-town dings. (This wedd- kgx: can“, “w? terlst in ma o disposs s the proper authorities. I 1A; d Vi‘)? ‘“‘.°'§‘"“",'f,§,"‘§ several years pa: ne 0U B. B m6 . e executivay You win notice, in ‘Vhiircb. Monique» the School Act that between auc- imd m? '.',""° y“ runs-i‘; £31.11 m “m” a” m o! the 1m n. 0.114111; loos o corner of Central and Ar- gyle Streets. Summerside was sold suction in Summersidn