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p t: , . _ Itun o. his garden. He was a faith- ful member of the Catholic Ohlifflh aril in politics an ardent Conserva- tire.

predeceased him about fifteen _ ago. He leaves to mourn a Tamil-Y 0 llllfilt) viz: Sister Marv Ewtelie 0i the Convent oi’ ltlercv Lebanon. N. H- who hadhlxhfi him at s , ‘V! s. M rgar- ft fslielglsgilirgrtxllfildlniengnd in“; gllrSEd i Hospital him (lllrillfl his illness-

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11H! CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

“I Will

Abolish

License Fees” R- J. MAHIDH Vote for

ldoesn't know." - Phil sighed. “Well, I suppose he knew what; he was doing."

But lie didn't suppose that. at _all. Dave hadn't known what. he Iwas doing — he had been beiogged

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J .\..\l l-l 5' l’. IJ UH?!’

Alter an Linn) p iiceiu

' tmssed to rest at] m. nun;- 3~io uston Street on Feb- i . . ii m‘ voittllltwi reszci-l l. u.’ L lo nvn in the persoir vi Jlinea P. Lltliiy, Tilt.‘ ilCCtflbUtl

gentleman,

| Aiga£.';<1>r' LvnnTMass IN MEMURIAM r _ .

110K116 DQui-lflll who administered the o‘

-- .. . : tended ‘mu’ U! “Lee ‘leeks morning March 2nd at 10 o'cloc.k_ to

St, Dunstan's_Bri.-ilir~a, whore High Muss of Requlein was celebrated by Rev. Father Do , formed the so hadgPresent in the

S his 1iines< ‘and death he as faithfully attended bv Rev.

Holt‘ Mother

His funeral which was well at- took place on Saturday

_,i1n, who also per- s at the grave. Sanctuary were His

H.011) an unusually lx-nericial andlmcfllencv Rt- R9“ J- A- Osuliimni

‘azzvely long rflflll of lifel

e followed ,$ll(?(.'(’S>.llll.\' the-‘H . . ropertj: there 21ml DlLPCllQS- i .1 slum. izirm at East Royalty ire i143 continued the same line oi"

‘n: the following twenty _ _ About ten vertrs Ago he- m! {arming and moved i0 cigy where he bull; a comfort-i

< in his ik-clziiiiig _\'t*nrs._ Hts t pleasure was found inhi- iiiiiv Mass daily and the cultiva-

Catherine l-luszhes l years! I

Ills wile nee

i-‘ivilege o! being wit oath, John J. o! the

lie is survived by two sisters Mrsu.

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\\ s born st Fort Autrustusflcrawmril 31W‘

lshop oi Charlottetown and Rev. ready celebrated his lliithfmher E-l-“mrih S‘ D- U

were z-Messrs. Brothers, Corrigim,

The pnll bearers Augustus arold Jordan, Cornelius

l oi tnrinnuz. In 1M6 he 1H3?!‘ Gilifilii-e and Jchn F. Diiiiy-

May hi5 soul rest in peace, FLORAL TRIBUTES

SXE);SIYI—'MY. and Mrs. Gordon Mc-

Cross-Stafl of S. A. McDonald's

- lmme and enioreti much lia1i-~SIOTP-

MASH CARDS Sisters of Mercyullebanon. N. H.

(High) Post Office stat! (High) Mrs. W

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Sisters oi’

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He“ tucked his hand under her Iey werltll: ntllliltulllrtlel here i e o w l CIIAPTEI XVII the lnd her tamer were to my, Ind It on the and had cock- All flu nut dly, Phil stayed lt Their 190394 out, o"; the Navy ban, wllt-Ipg to heli- tho Il-lbl’. Just o1! Diamond Held, how Dave's court martial turned I Fly battle cruiser- wu putting out. He hadn't much 1gp? that Oil to eel lgllrmt the brilliant late ‘ Ithe ensign would get lightly, afternoon sun. Jar the ohm-go lglingt him was Ashore, coco palms waved in the srlous, but bl 101$ more or leu t-rldo breeze. 01f the beach ust atrcmtlshnomctte: how Ilwiowtbnmnl EEZOIDIVEI wen v0 would-n’ resign. o Wllmmed l lln ‘nip beilevedhohldlhlmodhlmouid 501180! Millard. ‘l remxed. It wu nice to be

that.

Late in the day, he lelmod the ouzcome. Dave had pleaded ty and the court had ruled that 0 be

laced lt the loot. o! the ens '

‘t, to remain more until 1a lcst. 100 numbers. It was not u severe l punishment u it might hive been, and Phil was relieved.

His relief, however. was short- llved. He met Eric Lawrence and learned that Dave had carried out lis thi-eat. He had resigned.

I Phil was dismayed. ‘So he did it? ‘It thought I had talked him out or "

Lawrence said bitterly, "He amt his resignation in as soon as the court martial was over."

"what are his plans now?" ask- Id Phil.

"He's going back to the States ls soon as he can. Ieyond that, he

iby his emotions. Despair had ob- scured his outlook ever since Joyce had broken with him.

Phil's bitterness toward her in- creased. He felt he could never forgive her for what she had done to Drtve. Well, anyway, he told himself, there was one thing guin- led-this definitely killed the love for her that had persisted in lin- gering in his heart. At last. he

iilflhs. Mr. nd Mr . Le t "i had "got over" Jo Hammond. Mss Teresa Awkward. Lynn. Mass. Mr. and JitsnlgsGlffzlipsglg and- Because of his rume of mind,

blfililshgéaisy runner and Lena. 111$)’ d M: h“ he was particularly lad. a week - _' °- , . . n .1.Jo Hawking litter, to hear that nya. Corey M" and 511i Pii-mck E‘ Duffy Mr. “and Mrs. Wendell vea= lwas on her way to Hawaii He re- Mbs Mum“? Brame York w. celvcd a radlogrnm from her.

Arriving Fritky Eastern Star.

Lanya. He did meet hen-was at the foot

of the gangplank ivhen she des-

cended from the finer ~ and he

Ml: glllghgcaxeille thought. she had never looked Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacKenzio lqlvglfgk Lmwp. ralinllirisaalralgqllylrs. Patrick Kelly and “Alana: 1511111,,

“Is your father with you?"

B ft . e Dwyu’ at "Yes, but he seems to have tor-

Mrs. Charles Heron and James. Miss Mary H MO t l some“ f-ve dockay He-s “mm laglembers °f m” Si" Chimes Auxu‘ Mrs. Belltflcgytalilrflfllgllfa Lynn, business“ with a man he me M“. Thom” Riggs’ Rpxbury’ Mafia‘ Dame! Hughu’ manor’. gpxpiard ship. We needn t wait for Mas M155 E1519 M¢1¢°d A flower woman came by with

an armful of multl-colored leis, and Phil bought one for Lanya. He slipped it over her head and smiled at her.

“I'm very happy you've come," he told her. "I none you're going to make a long visit."

“Only a week now. We're going to Manila, but later, we'll be here for some time. At least, I intend to stay, whether Father does or not."

family or the late James P.

many Bets lrndered dining their sad

l. “UMII w“ lrow bored?" "Axe boredwyou going to let me be "Hove I over?" Bhe met. his eyes. "You know tho answer to that. Phil. You're tho W16 Person who never bore: me."

Phil there with Llnyu. ~ "When you come buck." he slid, ozvgexnhust plan to see l lot of each Bho lrched her bmwl. "Don't tell me ymrm ranq free lt the moment. Am them no lttraclm girl-s In Hawaii?" "I haven't noticed.”

lContinued 0n D58! 10. C01 l)

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