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111E CHARLOTTTTOWN GUARDIAN " m“ _ ' ' ‘viii ——'-'

THE WESTERN GUARDIAN QI-Ifll M", 3 fl | f criirniii iilllllllllll 111111111 Meeting or ma ll er n11, __ , , AGENTS: Illlldlfcglllill!“ . bl llonmer st., end Y i,“ “It h , h‘ unjst. curl! w. 0 tnwn Si». - u l. suwunerun see vnmcn coimrx h. I 0, f" m ‘l: - . ~-- pee-w» u-mi-h- BETTY cit/ABLE rtrmhmfrmfhw, .. “m. . ...'1".1.1.11. 1.. — {at arc/mam! d!» tuna . h . The Guardian my be burgh; dolly In‘: lny of the fol- d fintgztniiaafzzrblgigvhuysybuvm fill ll IWIIW- J The w’?! moetléi: of wilt.- LENA RU . towing etoree nnune dc: 1m 111 cl.’l‘n cutnn :=_—_____.======-_=-._~__—_=_ M116 9 yidflln “Nb H B r111 11111111111111. ivy-tar fir’; 1231:1110 lzdruutore. w“ sum gijffggfgifziig-gggiiflggltg: cnswm. for crow,“ gag 311mm: £20232!!! 1m eve: E INSTEIN '""'"‘° "M" “ ‘ °'" " °'""'"' 5"“ MARTHA RAYE m i-twi-giw-"gwqwgi wmumgg; m, u, 11.. .1...“ . 111.. evotionni r1111n1-i,_ms11...m11...n.., "n1, Gunrdia will be delivered to" any lronu in. summer-disc, ghrzlluhrinrtt-gfu IDIANOI “Ilfiig”: b? ff‘ Hslennllnbineiein’: FecePowdei-sm Carrier Boy n! 20.1w!’ Ill! 0|‘ W0 DH week. Phone 289 for thll service . turn the our)»: package w! :6 1&1 ——- éb _ he] mind. bnuhd Nanak‘ or zivc your order to the boy reuponllble for deliverl on ya‘: 39]“. in 213191514250 lzugvdvogf; N." x H”; Elli OIOIB Blood Dorm- Ollnlglcénizlihtod with w. 80m"! u ‘ 7 h 1111333 ukinl m1 1111mm for T ui-edey cvenin: 1mm 6-7-10“; and u. M“ mo‘, give your complexioneyoung, nlinrnl Onllflllollythltyouwillbgpi m“ 1°? . -c111~:s'r ‘cum? -sThere $11 4141111111111; 111 stock at Bruce's. P- v vwrindev. 1-11-41 "gtgjtgiik o, m, “m, m, n, MMiw-Arrlt Blwm. 1.25s ggnfigrlcnigth clinic n ummlcflsbfi 1 __ 1- -:u. ln-UP Glfl i b r ' ma,“ "Tnmfim up“ mmndfléesd his 01:11:13; flower Petal, 1.25; Wear-Lily, __ 1 —MAlD WANTED. Good "m. llll 0r III I friends o! m. and In, Chuter chmmi, m . Y “m,” cmdmon, 2.00;Town&Country,3_q5_ 43111-1111; 111i grades and 1111111.; Apply as Summer st. or Box use [Acorn ere cunsgtullting them on m, n“ m, ma, “m; o; . . at Hemp and cotton Bags. snip to Summersidc. 1-15-61 also c M t ‘their 50th wed n anniversary to which h, a ‘upmnmmmh . 5°)‘ D“W5°“- x484" no ' _—‘ ‘ dw" m. W A. Stewart u chairman CARNIVAL- at Bedeque Rinklpoultryggncmsi; éiiu-‘fm “d M h f T ' ' nun nlunn-m 1111111“ ‘h’ m‘°°“n3°‘“n"n, '§'°,h"‘°‘,’,'§'1 8:518, Bggguggeug lazlelaedyi 1-15-21. a“ o "n. ltrnin wu filly’: £|§:,'é§,°°$§l1‘111'm in n hlllfiblmwgfi _.___ ' - 4mm: uzwis ILL-Judge 1, . 1m recum- meeting of the Jun-ted norden st 1m p.111. ‘and Chlr- ‘m- ‘ ° _HOCKE\' MATCH tit Borden c1. Lewis 01' Summerside is 111 at Sh“ 7-40 "d 9'15 P m- ior 0111mm of Ccmmerce was lottetown nt 10.10. ,*""‘"gh°,!v_°'_af,‘§'p,‘fh QYIM" by 1111111, Tuesday night, mac, Sum- his home. 1-115 many friends hope Tues“ A‘ $30 ‘held last night in the City Buiid- ,_ E a and.“ m,‘ ‘he merside vs. Borden. _ 1-16-11 for his speedy recovery. S Y - ing. IIOII‘. Rus- r “mom b m.‘ n 3 h | __- | —- The President, n. o. Boheketseil Bell, Went Royalty received Th, m} 5mm", "W, n, —-FARMEBS. owiris to trn-ns- —KENSINGTON — Cameo-Jan. wss in the chair and after diaper-inure mung m“ by M“ a a ‘w.’ u m, portation, I am buyiru tntoen 10th and 17th at 8 P. M. A in; of some routine businfll. 2h! thnlt her sbtnr-in-UW, Mix “mam, Mm 3A awn“, g 1n "_l anly bv appdintmeni- Ju. . Mw- Bwvle JW-Pldt Wit-i}, Kly Kym in discussion on the wpic of the ev- Gertrude Bu! hld planed any on 5;, Cflghumy; my, m" my“ ~-~~-—~~- —~~~-- ~~————-—-_~ 11-111. - - “vivid the World. disc 111mm - 111111111 was opened by A. I. Russell Sunday nt ndmemeo. nits. 1m; repoma m c, 1. .y .___ _ 1m; 111m subjitci-s. 1-10-21. _ d: the Civic Affairs Committee. 1 ——- " wmgfiom m, M. m,‘ 30cm, —ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCIP, "_ y The 1111.111 features of Mr. Rus- rmonvns PIOIOTION - Mr, M, 50mm n" m, 01,1111, 1-,. til-INT - Mr. and Mrs H. W Mnt- m-FIQRED $11358 CARI) PAIETY- SUMMERSIDE $113 “max-kg were the generni end Mrs. Ernest W. Beer received 11m" ‘which i. very c, u,“ can- 9 than of Albcrion uni-ounce the 1%’)? ltBéI-sxggslfllwn- 11w; improvement to the city of Char-Hire news that their son. due,“ y, _ m 1 .114 mg: c1 their cicighter, Bee- W! . s m. - - - lottetown. especially tn .J.P Beerliesboen pmnwted m. smfn‘ Wu";- "pomq 1°1- ’ “Mgaireeii 11% sag} °§?§§15igi-ft' com: r0 sun f'ce talkie t” “m”! w“ “mm” "mm" °° f," ""1 "mm," "1"" the scouts. Mn. neiph neck nve D, _ _ , — n i - i n; led-wk . Beer, o 1 m k d b g 11.1w u" :1‘! strut: °1-.§ii’°’.‘1‘i‘€ A 1:211:11 "Jl"‘1'1'1.'1'1°'"1.°‘°“°i“ 11.1111“- aiii"r"d°"t'ht’°"“ Prince of W I A d't ' "w hm“ W1 o y‘_13.11_ tend. Place. Olympia Restaurant, verses were rendv y Miss Rita fiffii1u§°p§st§§i1 11in publlg hcnlth g ed their“ "y" findbaignaugingfswn‘ W97‘ 3"‘ a u l ___ Storamersildlila, second] 110011} oigiwdltt fkiltaia m“? Drldtut-Xvrtswd h" within the city. ~ DECORATING crrr mu. - “m; M5,“, 151,,‘ my‘ the‘ -1\'1:w LONDON PARIS"- — A 5 a °“- *5 "'- ’"‘- - Pm a“ l‘ "W We "m" WW- Thos taking in this dis- "Extensive renovbtiofil being 1-, 1, M1,,‘ $01331; 1;; prsgghoh glogcylfurther informational merit}! ab; fnvgéillglgngflgaglclfiggl-lflirllié éliuegilg cussgriiriciugcdJMk A. Hrlriig. gwfifiebto the 111 the gity $§P,,‘,’,"G,{f’,,$’,",1,i 211,112: flreggnglg] January and ‘rayer. .1 . --- ~ o, an,r...McMi t.‘ w: pl em- . Tugllsnv. January 16th at 3 P- M’ - ENGAGED,“ M, fifihfifippfifymflfld Iimmrd c. Iiiccormick, C. n. Mcqueidwiouting nndythougn the iob 1| not '“$,nfi"mu,¢ ywomq gm- m; 1w. D M. Noel. vrmhtr- 011"“; M," John H D w-o “Mba- f’; Henna; Kennedy M,“ “Q0 “ff Earle McDonald, n. w. Dick. Geo. vet completed. the 11111111 of t111-. m“ c,“ SPONSORED , 11:111. Wednesday, January 17th a s. m . s s n,‘ ‘ninth! and M“ E C daudm sh‘ uce cl“. smcmm Wank Ham”, Gym baud," h already “um on a Four tmtees rented m“ w“ _ BY fHE HLY GRAlm g1gfc1ligl- R1111; lkivegmgfcbgtoeyityizxili Idgunlciier e engagltfliitfiin too VBIDEOXX; deiitartcd- in‘ the wee ‘£1111: figlifiglslen’ mland Taylor and Ne" H18- gghoiglimwc’ o‘ bflihm” and on ballot Mr. WillinrnMc- . _ ==---»1.-----=th=t r1... .111. =t*1:1.:"-..1,...~ =ndmwtcsur mm “it 111-1 .11. ~ ttr.~.1e-..1....1..1“:u~i~... 1:; 1_-_~_- .-» »-- =_<-.-» ~--- 1%.§..11'§.".1§1”"111131”11§1t1°11t."”i1? o: cut-ii swim-i- MTm-s- *5 ml °' "m" °°“"“1“°€1$ “fitt21.“i°1i5i111‘§‘°1?&"1>w1"€“151 111 #111171 5- P- ‘mm’ "m “m” ‘° "“ ' "V5 Chmwh M mmnd’ F“ w‘ u" ma“ shortly‘ Hem’ any? ‘flmmf’, émeum “f theifigilghCggfigefolh 11351111 endeavour.‘ City; had the pleasure §§sie1ds§,'“$,,,';°‘§°'5§mh w," pm,‘ to In Jamm” m“ “‘ a P" M‘ m" E néid ' .1 0 n m“ mm‘ w“‘-i;1 stimulate public interest in the of receiving the Canadian liffic- n, d,“ “n; o anu“t1°n5 m, " ° F"“5°" PWMM" HM" . of iihgnPrfigildlbzmv “f. ‘g9 ilimrafiflirs of the Qlty- "m? 1M" "Id °i --""'- i" h" 111° who chad waged so faithfully 1 officer Pr - d _'”'“—" <1 ‘ ' ' ' ‘ for afe keeing, w ch was 111-" t 1 fly l Perscmals Kenslngton daiygfmfilfienffutlfltgslénagihilxiligiteswli)? ‘C " gift-t. 11L. Day‘; hf» ius heen'dlimg°‘ghe°’y?gpg°u°i““c°r w" "' Lance-Corporal‘ o Sutherland a", ast meeting were read. Zfreasurefls ‘ ' ' w tended to Mr. W. A. Stewert. who 3e m 1 w l n I S _1v11»_ n. E. Parkman, Bummer- ' ' ' report followed showing th t ll ‘Wtmfl m‘ W" W" ""- lt-iims resigned u chairmen of “ “ ° m‘ °’- ‘ a" “' ——~ - . 11111 (111110 rgectenetlypirigteefwiélgunfi and Vll-‘lnlty gem Mélgnobligutlions have “MZMASSIIIHI Case |ll mired to Pioneer vom- nlufitfecls m? mfiiythyenrs 111 ‘gig {are ‘Igfigga Wgttfeflhe gigs-i shlgéu-Piirtaii uichilnisaiélngtpheyivgtl. - ' h . . es n’ - —"— f ' . ' " ' ‘I - gilOixiglillflqn his returned home-S. ipcrted one 1e ter Zigsyésfigiitigyschfi. Bums CONCERT-Al W“! “plant cerefrcshmeent: “$1131 PM] w under” “rm” mm“ 1°Wm5 19W!‘ ‘mm the Mid!!!’ d Messrs. Fred Dengue and Wll-lcmreslznnde“

u“ 11‘"-1.°*~"*121:5,"; dry, summers e. avi- _ were passengers by tr ‘ftfrfoiftgrlolirhlgtiitehnifdsmlhey. m: merslde on Tuesday.

It would

ier of Mrs, Landry —3~ > I an ——-— comparative oiigevity of sm or‘ —Mr. and Mrs. William L. COI- large families was available in sin-i M ton, Kensington, left Friday m0!“- tlstics -alsu physical environment. lng 011 an extended visit with type of food, etc. etc. Whether their daughter, Mrs. Vernon denizens of mountain plain oi- sea- Chaiiriler and Mr, Chandler. 3584 shore, a. notable instance of the 01111-119 st., Montreal, Que. Jongcvity of a f

n to Sum-I

i. 0G

11 m B Q9 f “him; h m Two letters from member expre - " u r ° ‘ “ V" ‘in; thanks 101 ncx trecti. uttgfs were read from the following Dio-i cesan Conveners; | . 1C0nvener of Educ tio ; M , B be Interest“ u ‘he Convener of Publicity‘; Mil lgfawlg.‘

“"113, o; seashm-esarettes. Cont. Rev. dwellers was brought in the atten-l 51d-

cc was then read.

Mrs. Rossiter, l

cNeil

Mr.

parish, overseas who had re- ved their (thristmas gift of cig- R. F‘. McDon-

Capt. Weston Ccmpbe Pte. The

Supreme Court

Th? charged with assault causing ect- _ convene, o; Maznmm “him-ii bodily harm, was before the tfiresting llfitterswere read imm-Supreme

e 010w g officers 11nd boys of Niamey General and G. R. ' 1 Grown; H. R. Bell appeared for:

case of Josiah SmithJ

u Ccnigtc edtcrdnyidgisth Jus cc c ugan pres .

F. A. Lsrgefsuwe” resented the. accused.

_j._ 11, _ _ . D. S ML 11 ,1“ _}'-{,Qbg'§ _| Five witnesses for the Crown - Ti“ E-‘ifi1XY3?.-§i§‘é“°11i iéofliéf Zi?éi12".2“1f1"§'1‘15f‘<1'.Y§E§l¥1"§1 T355111“. sit-cf 3'.‘ 113311-111. ‘siffii- WP heard truer-W Dr- R- <1 "DEL m u =iness ‘trip to Mont- lam John and Mrs Thibedeau are 1K9" M91183" P11‘. 3 U- Uiilid Emwatti Arthur Pmeam m“ ;‘jlll*°agg ‘A, ‘éd home on Thurb an auve and in 550d mam.“ ‘M10111, M y Mpgmngn and Pa!‘ shepherd. Bertha Shepherd, and MY- “h” G“lL_‘-_‘i"‘_m°___' ' ___ ' icttcs in letters i0 tiicir ncmssltv 1w to the Jury this afternoon- ML p,“ Dawson o; “you w,“ a The following institutions ack-t The Jury are: Messrs. Bruce visitor i0 Sumniersicle last week, "Owiedged donations to theiriT-Ikxlnley ifflfcmflll) NOT"! Riv- Di‘, 1?“. Dawson has recently returned Chlistmas celebluimns- 5V \'1"°'i""' 60rd“ McLean’ Clyde m“ l‘

0m a visit to Boston. Miss EloLse Gallant,

S’siiie Branch 0f

‘ ent iPrecious Blood, Provincial liifiim- g" N" o; pry and Falconwuod Hospital. 'l'he

'5 Orphanage. Convent of the "I:

I iiubi

Everett Shaw, Brackley Point: i-eith Brown. York; JiCes Gaudet-n

ey McPhall, York Point:

‘from her late rcrid e

nry concert is

ive nights.

noted from an advertisement in icdeyh issue. the Bin-us annivers-

FUNEIAL AT IT. AUGUSTUS

pretty tea. table

i president. M11. ltiurchdergn.

who also officiated at "l0 In supmrm‘! Wm“ 9"" "W95-

‘rhomas Dalton.

h cemete . “e"°,’,‘,‘§f1,§,“,,§§°w§§‘§‘°11,1,,n 1111;’. Culo.) challenged Senator Pepper's ley. John Webster, Joseph Curley. fem“ wa" ‘hfhmggkgdlg-ion: _ 11am has, ad broug t on e c0 res

mm“ Ken’ w“ Hug _He asserted that other Eur- ____ cpenn countries "lacked the guts, FUNERAL SATURDAY - The the spirit and the enthusiasm to funcrsi o1 Alice 031-11111 we; 119111 resist" German nggresnors. He said pnilip Senator Pepper could not demon- smith, Webster's Corner, Saturday strata that if the United States morninz to St. Patrick's Church, had been n member of

ali- r time he

Senator Eugene Millikin (Rep

War.

1 be charge

‘gyoomfleyd was a passenger by leader of Study Clubs in Indian Charlottetown; Harvey McPher- _ _ might express m Si. Lciiis (m Wed- Riv" Teilioried three meetings held sun. Chariot/strewn; ‘William Mc- “om ‘he residence o’ c iiesday. Miss Gallant is 11 recent with a gcocl attencaiicc »liowing'l.rod, Mount Stewart; Duncan A. g graduate o; s,“ “wry-s iigspjtfll n; increased interest each meeting. A lfcCannell. Charlottetown; Haber Mmrfli- 1°1§‘..‘i3.%if1'1§f.‘1‘;"118{ 22:11:11‘?-1<1':;::2::°“"1t.1.1r¥*"..‘1;1--y-y-n- 1-,; u; my, 5c...“- “tr-t- ML Narclge Myers o; Peters to forget those less fortunate De Sable. L" C,” a5 fnghw 153:0 m u __ Rom-L m; 1 was a passenger fmmmeighbors and the meeting ad-| M,- Holmei in opening the cue servoes a _ e B . l D A M°Phget 5 vebem“ d Summerside on Thill‘S(i’\V cveninghiflumed. fcr the Crown briefy reviewed M57975 were‘ ‘hseph curley’ a- two Waq elected president of “ ___ ' ‘ '1 :- jme vircummnées Ofme alleged rick ffy, Juiin Heron. Jflhfl. i319 mlmY-‘ide Brawn of me Mrs Fred MucKiiiiion and infant’ MT- F764 Tulilifl and M1‘. Rvvkissnult in which at about webfler’ “ed C ' Cd‘ 11 119210" it the 3111111?“ daughter WEIG- passeiigers fromIEaSiSI‘ 0f Iildi-‘m Rivelfl 18ft 183i; o'clock on inc night u: Aug. 2d c“11“5h‘“' Imament‘ w“ m x1391 P1fl§rtn1l18htfi 1'59 OLeary to Tigiiisii on Thursday. |W9Pk f0!" N H Where they Will last the accused is charged with church “Ema”? i , us, W o pres .

officers incluir: first vice- M155 130mm 21.12112. Rav Tanton; second 11mm vice president, E H. treasurer. J S DesRochesi tary. Roland Philipson ftcjiurtg cove ‘ivitic

returned in Alberton by SWOXIS; Thursday. secre-

to

Pic train on i

_ Messrs. Claude and Howard Shea,‘ ring the year's uct- sons cf Wilfred Shea of Ebbsfl-zeyt, 3 were presented at the meet- were passengers- by train m1 Tues- ng, day A. M. to St. Dunstzms Univ. Dr McPhee, the new president ——-— unit in Mr. Clarence Morrissey of '1‘);-

n to

Corns in Canada during = t ccnflict. He had a son

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shea cf "mm in Italy and has Ebbsilect who were recently mar- Snns and a dauzvhtm a ried were tendered a post nuptial 5mm,‘ sewing Wm‘ the shower sit their liome on January

_ _ nth. A large number of neighbors and friends were present to con- gratulate the bi-ld came the bride, the former Miss M 5,4,“, Audrey O'Brien of Alma. The‘ simpmm had. gifts included many beautiful in; 511% “m, household necessities. money and, w”, “my,” checks including a substantial one

4 th e ers

Canadian forces

m. from the groom's father. Mr

t . a or" Dem, 1 red Shea. and a CllSSE of silvenThe _€________-—-———-~i——.__i____ ,

write

Iispcnd the winter-K,

i Citizens Adoption . iiommittee Meeting

l M.

Citizc

' H.M.C.S. ‘Charlottetown’ held last‘ night in the Council chamber of

| President-Mayor J. E. Blanch- ard

Vice-President-Georgc Ryan, Secretary-Mrs. Treasurer-Miss | Mayor Blanchard presided at the meeting

City Clerk James A. Fullerton. wm_1who represented the City at the ' ipresentution of

The bath

the annual meeting of the ris Adoption Committee of

City Hall, the following offic- wcre elected:

Arthur Henry. Mary McQusiii.

A Jan.

Christmas boxes

iiaving struck 11nd kicked John Shepherd, his brother-in-law. with such violence as to have fractured Snephercfs ‘aw.

rim‘, will be heard before .I‘s1ice Campbell and a jury im- mcdiately following the '.i.in of the Smith care postpo

tli detained in Summerside.

lo come up yesterday, but was ned owing to the absence e Chief Justice who was

ilnidr. Kingsley A Takes New Post

Kingsley of North Vancouver,

Court

case igainst Florence Eliza- McNeill, charged with mut- Chief

given fendant

disposi- It was

The def mended

NEWFOUNDLAND pom‘. l" l5 - (OP) - Cmdr.

B

with receiving swlen Buods

ninety days in jaii. The de- in an Excise case wns fined $50.00 Ind coats or two months A man charged with drunken driving was given seven duys. W0 4111111159 each nsd their $5.00 bail cstreated. another had his $10.00 bail es- treivted. n fourth was fined $10 00 and costs or twenty days. B iifih was given tcndays suspended sen- tence and n sxth was discharged. assault

with intent w rob was further re-

P AT ROTARY — Hntnrinn . . Rogers was the speaker at yes-ter- day's Rotary lunches" hm suspect being "Power". Mr. Rogers defined power as that which causes change material the better to fit it fol‘ H the satisfaction of hurnen desire ' He showed how power may be used

ends in 9, case of

one week. 1

POLICE COURT -—At the Police "made in Berlin. yesterday s, person 011M326

RH!

1render might h Senator Wheeler, strongly isoia

tionist before the United Stated entered the wer, “id he was con- vinced that with Great Britnlm

the objective of restoring fre

governments to German-overrun‘

cuuntries” is now 11 secondary aim

Ilfld lilVllli Russia it is not an aim a

at ." Senator Wheeler proposed tha

the Senate advocate the immedi- ate formation of an international handle such political

council to questions as post-war boundarie on a multilateral rather than lunilatersl basis.

Probe Begins Into Taxing 0f Bit-Ops

ci-rved by tiie Kirk Auxiliary. the beinp presided t-ver by Mrs. Somers and the new 9 Auxil

aecutive year in which this organ- ization has sponsored the concert. This yur arrangements are being mlde to hold the concert on two'

WHEELER TOUCHES

I M (Continued from Puge 1)

_ i . J n 11 - ~“——————-————i—'“"—_"'”—" "i

,...3Z;'.‘.‘3"1'..11° 111§§111y° ixiziornigg smite In" ‘he 1°" we M [bx-b tor Pepper called on his colleagues

"IAugustus to St. Patrick's Church to agree to arm President Roose-

Wmere m“, ma“ 0g raquiem was velt with a statement of “what we

isung by the pastor, Rev. L. Cal- Will d0 811d when We W111 d0 it

war," Sena-

the League _FcrtAugugt , where requiem high of Nations the result would hove

Senator Wkheelert stuid thstwttgery s e ou s expec o ti” with aiding the enemy. but added that he “can take it." migenejPreviously Secretary pf stats Sett- the tinus had said Senator Wheeler's lremnrks about unconditional sur- Eve been labelled

'1' OVQISQM

IUIDHSQ

Dear

8H1 n

skill at restored,

. .

t

S l

in your

gilt S: A

merit for wounds which he receiv- ed while in action in France. fie enlisted in Army in December. in August. 1948. and was r":"'1..1""""“:r1°11 ‘ as w e par c pa

battle for n8 invelided back to Canada in December he was granted 30 days leave which he spent very pleasantly at his home in Wiruioc. On the eve of his departure up- wards of one hundred of his friends and nelihbors called on him to do him honor and presented 111m with a well-filled purse and address. Although completely

Falaise.

L-Cpl.

Sutherland :

feelings o! 10y. mingled with sor- row. that we Have gathered liere

., to d of Canada's turned from the battle front. joy is that you have been spared to return to your loved ones 11f- ter participating in some of most desperate battles on the West- Our sorrow arises from the fact that you bear scars. and have suffered wounds which in all probability will trouble you for the remainder. of your days. hope that with modem medical your disposal you will be as nearly as "“ to your usual state of physical fit- ness. You had the honor and dia- tinction of serving with. and being part of one. of Canada's finest regiments The Ai-gyli and Suther- land Highlanders. matter cf gratification in years to come as the Highland blood, which courses through your veins would not have Permitted you to be silt- isfied with anything less. hi on the field of battle you were promoted to your present This, we know, was in recogniti 1 of services also speaks well for your superior officers. as it 1s evidence that they recognized your true worth. would be plessiniz. indeed. if you could see your way clear to settle community and among your old friends. We would ask ybu ttcenc

t.

well

own

symbol of

which you are held in this com- munit

the

Beaten thanked one and all for their kindness and consideration on his behalf. address reads as follows: