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M; MacLean will continua " W, o. the Island and expects

1118 thmuzh e thunderstorm encoun- tered in the vicinity 9g Mkamcm Bay. ,

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ZION CHURCH-At a largely at- tended meeting of the members and adherents oi Zion Presbyterian °1111rvh held last night the Rev. n.

P0111111 Wharvm for the night. Planes are used in Newfoundland for mail service, surveying, and cub 01' 60011116 ma] purposes‘ ‘This is the first

ian Church. London, Ont.

"The wonderful, spontaneous wei- come that you have given me tonight has overwhelmed me . . . I can only

Dr. J. S. Jenkins. Chai-lottetowmas

steamer Clyde Valley. left sumdm. side on Sunday loaded with fertiliser for Victoria, P.E.I._ After unloading for Mr. Mclvor for the New York market. The S. S. Gypsum Prince,

GAZETTlD—In the Canada Gail- stte of May 111th. anneal-e notice of

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TWO ARRESTED-Two men pass- =<1 11st 111cm m the cells It the Po-

suPtfld-llfl’ Mtisistrate this morning.

F1351‘ SUMMER. DAY-The tem-

'representation of delegates from ev-l cry poll atthe meeting, which wasi presided over by Mr. Heath Strong

D. Stewart, Mr. Shelton Sharp, M. L. . A., Mr. J. l". Amett, Mr. Adrian Ars- enault. M. l... A. and others

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ominocted with the Old Colony A1;- Medical Omoer Grade 2 (Part ‘riinel lice Station One l l . - ' '» 1 . - ted K. 0.. in his ual able manner. ‘Mr. l ,, Wm, charlottetown, and ways, Newlouiidland. They m van Moolrehead mgate presiding, it was Department of‘ Pepsione and _Na~. gh‘fge o; “gnaw; I23,“ 01:1: E w Mgngcrf was appointed sec- _ umtrryon. grateful for tbs .-. “mud " to -‘ ’ an ‘ us call tiorial Health. ' . other on a cm e o‘ be ' ° "t ~ o! me meeting Prominent. IAN é ' m llldlnl- The plane was towed in- to the Rev’ G'- oum‘ weblm- mm‘ '—_ W110 Both will x: ear p31“: t?‘ goiaisrzrvatives present were Hon J. l I n‘ " " ' “m,” LAU-Ngmflq... u, m, m], between cane“ ma ister of Knollwood m: rreebyter. —S'I'EAMEB LEFT _P0l,'.l.'-_-'1‘he W °'° ° ‘ ' i

P97811119. 72. yesterday was the high- est "Elsteld so far this season. A

-—I'UNERAL SERVICES—The hi‘ nerai of Mrs’. Mary B. Dowling was‘

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1 on ggturday afternoon the

L p, stewart, K. C. Conservat- u, and Mr. J. Howard Mac- were uus lmously 110111111111- “ pontest the Fifth District oi county in the wlillflfl Pm‘ elections.

“n; 0F MR- WILLIAM Fipre death occurred on Pri- mmflng or Mr. William Best at ' U; 7g years, at the home oi new, Mrs, s. B. Crcssman of l‘ Bgdgqile, There are left ‘to H, med brothers and two sisters H Jacob. of Darnley; James of ,,.,},, y. a; John of Maine; xvii-s. , ‘Hawaii of French River and h “any Hayes of Charlottetown. ‘Mm the Guardian extends its a sympathy. The _f_ilneral took , on sunday afternoon from Mrs. man's home to the Baptist .. h and Ccmetery.—6.- ~ ' ' ‘

PRESENTATION T0 MRS. r. J. [mgr-At the monthlyirfeetihg me Junior w. A. of st. Mary's rch, Sumlnvrside 111?? 5513115?!“ Mary's Hall, the children pres- ,_, Mrs, J. J. Gaudet with a wed- ,. Km 1n appreciation of her ser- __ for the Juniors oi‘ the -W.~A. .. Helen Key made the Present- on with a prettily worded speech .. r; Mrs. Gaudet for‘ hefhelp‘ up past and trusting that they .. . um receive her helP 111.111.11.11.-. .. in the future. A program of mus- and recitations were 81"“ ‘l1? 1113 (hen, Miss Doreen Jackson rend- ,. some pretty violin solos. She . mompanled by Mrs. R . B. ,. ... A dainty lunch was serv- Iieiore the children left for their rDEATH 0F FORMER BUM- ... -... LADY-Word was receiv- . p; Mr, Percy L. Bowness _of the . . in Boston, Mass, of Mrs. Mary bowling, widow of the late Ed- . A, Dowling who passed away summerside some years ago. The ..... wasformerly Miss Artlilll‘ Hazelgrovc; but had resided for w years in Summcrside. She was llEIlllJH‘ of the Baptist Church. v sre left to mourn one daught- ,Mrs. Burton Green of Dartmouth 5., and five sons: Edwin 5., Rob- snd Jack in Boston; George in 1 rlotletown and Frank in the west whom much sympathy is e119"!- .~ The remains are expected t0 i ve tonight by the late boat from on, accompanied by her two sons. ey will be placed in Mr. Percy T- wness’ undertaking parlors where ey will remain until Tuesday 1115 ~~~ when they will be platitd 1T1 e Baptist Church, Church Street. tservice has been arranged for 2 clock on Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Wilson dating. Interment will be in the it's Cemetery beside the re-

1118 t0 report that Dr. E. E. Blnglgh- of Summerside, who has ‘been ser- iously ill in the Prince County 1.10s- Dital is sufficiently hflpfgved to be able to return to his home-s

ISLAND GRADUATE-The gradu- ating exercises of the Nova Scotia m11111¢111 College were held at Hail- fax on Friday. The graduates num- bered ten in Electrical Engineering, four in Mechanical Engineering, four 111 Mlnlns. 11nd three u. Civil any..- eerlns- Among the graduates in Elec- trical Engineering wag Mn E 5_ 31181111181‘. of Charlottetown,

-—REMAINS EXPECTED LATTER END 0F TIIIS WEEK-The family have received no further word o! the circumstances of the unexpected death of Mr. Alexander Campbell of Summerside, wholpassed away lost Friday in Portland, Oregon, but it '15 expected that the remainswill arrive home the 1111181‘ cild of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell had been spend- ing the winter in the Slates and his dcathlcame as a great shock to his family and fricllcisiz-S,

AT. GYRO-Tllc iveckly dinner of @118. GyToClub was held last evening at the Canadian National Hotel. Mr. W. E._Scili1tlcbll|'y gave an interest- ‘ingillustrated lecture on his recent, EIIYODean tour. Mr. N. W. Lowthcr ,P.1'9?l$l°d- The slides shown were made from photographs taken by Mr. and Mrs. Scentlebury. The lantern was operated by Mr. n. A. Pendleton. It was announced that the Gyro would supply cars for the visiting .39'%$'1.“."# #1111118 the Rotary Con- ventfon.

-s.\m.v BEREAVED-The death occurred in the Prince County Hoa-

words the Rt. Rev. Joseph A. O'Sulli- van, D. D.. Bishop of Charlottetown, acknowledged the enthusiastic recep- tion and addresses of welcome vend- ered him last evening following his installation in the episcopal office at St Dunstaivs Basilica.

The arrival of ‘Bishop O’Suilivan on the early Borden train last evening was the occasion of a notable dem- onstration on the part of the Cath- olic people of the city and Province. and of citizens generally.

Thousands crowded the precincts 0f the railway station and adjacent streets as the train pulled in at 6.45 p.m. and hundreds more lined the Streets 1110118 the route oi the pro cession. Irside the Basilica‘, there was a. vast-audience which filled the spacious edifice before the cere- monies began, I

Reception 0n Train

The Pielaie- stepped l from the train, accompanied by Most Rev. Archbishop O'Donnell, of Halifax,

and Rt. Rev. Bishop Le Blanc of St. John. He was welcom- ed - by Monsignor McLean, Vl~

car General, Monsignor McDonald. Rector of St. Dunstans Basilica, and a representative group of ‘the clergy of the Dloccsef He was thcn escort- ed to his car, szniling pleasantly on the assembled throng. _The automo- biles of the clergy brought up the rear ‘of the long parade which cs- corted the Bishop to the Palace.

In thelead was the League of the Cross Band, followed by the students of 8t. Dunstans University, the Holy Name Society. the boys of the Church -of the Most Holy Redeemer.

a the Knights of Columbus. the Can l aduin Legion Band and the Believe-

lent Irish Society. The parade pro- ceeiikd along Wéyinoutii'_ Street to Richmond, up- Richmond to Great

pital last Saturday night of Mrs. George Arsenault of Summerslde, The deceased was taken suddenly ill at her home at noon and was re- moved to the hospital where she passed away a few hours later. She was 44 years. of age. Besides her hus- band ten children are left to mourn. The sympathy of the community is extended to them in their sudden bereavement. The funeral took place on Monday morning a‘. nine o'clock to St. Paul's Church and Cemetery s.

—RETURNED SOLDIERS’ DOC- TOR-The appointment of Capt. R. H. Kennedy, M. D.. C. M, Alberton, P. E. Island, as medical doctor to returned soldiers has been announc- ed from Ottawa. Dr. Kennedy who cnjcys a large practice in O’Leary. Alberton and surrounding country. is to be congratulated on his appoint- ment as well as the returned men of West Prince in securing a doctor

oi his ability and standing in the l

George and thence to the Palace.

illumincd for the gccasion. At the Palace the Bishop was re-

WEDNESDAY‘

PASSED AWAY-—The death 00-,

ng his wrlst.-—A.

SARY-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gal. lint. of Summerside, and for many years residents oi Bedeque, celebrated the 25th anniversary of their wedd. 1X18 0n May 15th. Many friendsln Summcrslde and former neighbours of Bedeque called to offer their con- gratulations- Many lovely gifts o1 silver. linen, and china were present- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Gallant as tang. 1171" eXDressions of the godowlll of the guests. The evening was pleasantly spent in reminiscence of early’ days and music and dancing. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess, be. 1°16 1110 guests departed for their homes. wishing the happy ccume many more years of happy Weddgd life. Among the guests were Mr, and Mrs. James McDonald of Bedcque. —S.

OFFICERS ELECTED-The annu- iil meeting of the Intcrcoionial Club of Boston was held on Wednesday, May l3, 193i, with Daniel B. Munn, Dru-siding in the Club House in‘ Bos- ton. The following is the-Board of Directors for the ensuing year; Charles J. E. Kickllam, M.D,, Pres‘- 119111; 111101118)’ Wendell H. Gordon, Vice-President; Kcnncth Moore, Sec- retary; John Kiley. Tresaurer; John N. Chalsson, William R. Murphy, Dr, Fred W. Christopher, Ernest A. Ehlcr, Thomas W. McLean, John J. Pow- 0Y5. Daniel B. Mumi. The liclv prcs- ident is the son of Superintendent Joseph M. Klckhanl, formerly of Sou_ ris. P. E. Island. The new Vice- Prc-aidcnt is Attorncv-at-Law Wen- dell H. Cordell, formerly of P. E. Is- land. The corporation of tile Club has assets of $129,606.61 and ll sui- plus of $21,513.66.

—-ELDI'IR.LY RESIDENT PASSES —Tl1fl‘@ ‘Passed away at the home of her liiccc. Mrs. Russell Birch, of Port

Mollkloy, oi Pol't Hill, on May 12th, l

years of age, uftcl" a ldlort. illness of ‘ one week. Miss Monklcy was born

cewed by the elem!“ Ems 0t Noue in. England and came to the Island cgelcuscémpglggctljelrllxzljl“agglvvg; Dame and s,’ Josephs convents a? with her parents, when two gienrs of: ' '

sembling around the main entrance age’ she resided m" mall-l’ “a” l“ as he entered ms new rasldemeh Sumnlcrslde and will be kindly re-f singing: "HOW God. we Pm,“ Thy} mcnibered by many old friends there. Name." I

Seven years ago, Miss Monkley went , to live with her niece in Port l-lul l won the love and respect of the l-csl- dents of the district. One brother is l

curred in the cit)’ Yesterday afteVl mt to mmlln- MF- 69°15? M°nklel'-lexpenditultes' and the resulting m‘ noon at 1.30 of Miss B. Dolron, gis- 1 0f Hampton. The funeral took place i crease l“ debt‘ A“ speakers we" g9,- of Mm Angle pop-on of 33' on Tuesday, 13th, from the residence 4 Clllhuslasllcally “Pplauded-

l Vogue.

to the Church and cemetery at Port‘ Hill. Rev. Mr. Coleman ofllciating, as- 1

nqinpipv], AccmENT _ Tm sisted by Rev. Mr Aitken, of Lot l6, 3°51” dcspatch M May 1B SW55“ many friends oi. Master Oliver Ross, land W55 111F891! 11- llldedrs- son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ross, of ---—— Georgetown, are sorry to hear that while playing football in the school, yard he had the misfortune of break-

Rt. Rev. J. A. O'Sulllvan, D. D.. celebrated Pontifical High Mass at St. Dunstans Basilica at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, his

H. Miller, is in the City in connection with the Acadia University Motor

run of the season. The travelling library carries 2,000 books and is vis- iting the larger centres of this Prov- ince and New Brunswick. '

ADDRESSED CLUB-Mr. Fred Bishop, Sydney. N. 5., District Gov- ernor for the Y's Men's club, arr-iv. ed in the City yesterday in connect- ion with thc interests of the club. At 6 o'clock last evening when the local organization held its weekly dinner at the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Bishop was the speaker. He addressed the Y's Men on the work of the Club.

MISSING MAN LOCATED-While it is thought, suffering from a lapse of memory Mr. James McDonald, an aged resident of Richmond Street, wandered out into the country, and for some days his whereabouts were

lvas subsequently placed under care. It is expected that hc will return home shortly.

liam Hunter, of Hamilton, Ont. who has been on the ‘island for the past

for Truro. of the Federal Department of Agri- lculturc, and travels all ovcr the Do- minion. l-Ic reports conditions on the llsland very favourable as compared

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Mr.

Library, which is making its. first

unknown to his friends. On Monday he was found vicar Cove Hcad, and!

lng brought to Summerside.—'S FRIDAY

lcrslic in Mr. SIIBITCITS

cred in thc roof of

tle damage.

lcsluir, wife of Capt. Dank-l

l Hawk csbury.

first tiny loaves squares. and the ground in the gardens. The

l change of season.

SOCIAL GATHERING-One

was in the People's Cemetery beside the remains of the late Mr. DOWIIDE- The pail bearers were Messrs. Thom- as Johnson, James Arthur, Patrick Daley, A. P. Jamieson, William Bu- lchanon and Daniel DunnlnK- A 591'" .vic4= was hcicl in Cambridge. Mass" on Sunday, previous to the body be‘

Miss Eleanor Smith and Mr. Rei8l1 Sherrcn, city, accompanied by MP smphcn Shcrrin motored to Crap‘ sud on Sunday and Pwcfifidtd 1° El“ aeroplane. They returned tothe city on Mommy-

FIRE NARROWLY AVERTED. - on Tuesday evening fire was discov- thc dwelling house of Mr. Charles Rattray, Har- rington. The quick action of b61811- bors and friends who gathered 5°11" had the blaze under control with lit-

JSLANDER DEAD-Word was re- ccivcd in the city yesterday 01 111° fdelitll in Port Hawkcsbury of Mrs. Cvillls. Mr. Hugh Gillis. Superintendent of Dredgcs for this provlncclis a son. 0N INSPECTION TRIP-Mr. Wil- J He is at present at his home in Port

week, inspecting the advanced regis-| THE WARM WEATHER of the traiion dairy bulls eligible for A and _ present week has given the growth AA classes, left yesterday morningq); vegetation a grout impetus. The Mr. Hunter is an official] are appearing on ‘ornamental trccs in the streri-S and sprouts of early vcgctzlblcs arr- apllcnrlilil above m9 mild with conditions in the other provin- , summer-like weather bctolzcns the

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‘Fresh from

Filled with flavour and fragrance

‘true’ tea

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the gardens‘

I. 0. D. II. BRlI)(iE——l\Il‘lll|)2i‘5 of the Independent. Ordcr of Daugh- ters of the Empire enjoyed a very successful bridge at the Canadian National Hotel yesterday afternoon. Twenty tables ucrc played in ihc Lounge Room. Tca was served at 5 o'clock. The prize fnr contract was- WOn by Mrs. B. Roy Holman. and the consolation by Mrs. Roy Qulgley. In auction the prize was won by Mrs. H. L. Bethune, and the con- lsolation by Miss Llllias Hooper. The committee in cilarge of the function Mrs. A. E. Morrison and hit-as Cath- erine McLeod, are tn hr congratu- llated on its success.

Colonel D. A. li-iacKinnoxi rcturn- ed last evening from a ton dais VlSll. to the Mllritimes nnd Lhc vzlstcrn United States, whcrv he visited vari- ous race tracks and saw a large num- bel‘ of horses in trzllxilng. From among those he selected Volo Rico, 2.03‘; for the friec-for-all "Mscs. This horse by the ivay. established a world's record {Ls a thrce-lrlar-oid ovcr a half milc track last year. Ho slipped considerably, duo it is uh- derstood, to being Ill poor cmiclltlun. He is now, however, m grand shape and is a magnificent looking hump, having wintcrcd at Longlvood, Flor- ida, whcrc he won u raco m 2.06 on a mile track from a standing stlirl. _l-Ic also won ovcr a half mllc- track in 2.081;. After buving Volo Rico. the Colonel learned that Sldlicvl

lAllcn, 20 Brighton, a. son. yarn-At Kingston, May l3, 1031 m Mr. and Mrs. William Paul I daughter" Ina Irene. YEFSEY-At. the P. E. 1. Hospital lvlay l2, 1931, io Mi‘. and Mrs. Wil- liam E. Vcssey, Dunstafinage, a son.

BREHAUT-At Lyndale, P. E. I. on May 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Rob- crt S. Brehaut, a son, NASH-At the Prince Edward 1s- lond l-{rxsnzlal on the 17th inst, be Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Nash of thll city. a son.

MARRIAGES PETERSON—CROSSMAN—AIJ th/ Baptist parsonage, Charlottetown May l0, 1931. by Dr. A. C, Vincent Alex Wadsaser Peterson. of Char loitctown. to Georgia Edith Cross man of Sunlmerside.

DEATHS MCMILLAN—At COmWall. Wednee

B5 jfiifS.

AYER-h-At Hampton on Tuesday May 19th. Mrs, fReVJ George Ayers in her 66th year. P

DARRACH-At. Clyde River Tuesday May 19th, Mrs. Fuliord R-arrach, age 29 _\'(‘itI‘$.

SWAN-In Charlottetown, May 20 193i. Henry Swan, in his 87th year ALOHORN-At the Charlottetown Hospital, Saturday May i6, William GL-nrgr! Alchol-ri, aged 19 _vears,_ son

Cape Breton p.11" -:= \vr-_rc nlicr him.

iluy, May ~20, Hugh McMillan, aged

.Hill on May 12th, Miss Mary Aiml

I Harry D. McLeu-n and Dr. A. 'A. McDonald were the choice of the

._ _ _ convciltion at Souris yesterday for which alas beautifully decorated and M155 Mall’ A1111 Mmllilvl’. Ht 11111014! candidates m contest the First Dis

unanimous Bilateral-Conservative

the most. enjoyable dances hcld by the Charlottetown Lawn Tennis Club in years was attended bl’ 3119111 250 nlembcrs and their fricnds in the

but. he had zllrcnrly vomplctcd deal before tflfll‘ lvirc arrived.

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BIRTHS

m" ,(.i Mr. and Mrs. HanunondAlchorn. lu-riira-on Sunday. May 17th, Rob-

m-t Peace White, aged 82 years.

ucpnLLAN-At Comwzill, Wednes-

lrlrcv, Mag,’ 20, Hugh McMillan

trict of Kings in the coming provin-

Ilargcly attended. and the greatest lcnthuslasm ilrevailcd. Mr. A. F. Mc-

‘Qunid. K C.. was chairman,

Mr. McLean, Dr. McDonald, Sch- ctor McLean, and Dr. W. J. P. Mc-

land by her gentle kindly manncrniivfillan addressed the convention re-

newing ihc record oi the Lea Gov-

ernment. outlining its extravagant

TWO ISLANDERS DEAD. — A

Three former Maritime Province residents died in Greater Boston communities today and their bodies will be sent to their former homes for burial. Mrs. Malcolm Stewart, an active worker in the Congregational Church, and wife of a prominent

Casino Tuesday evening, Tile hall ivas beautifully decorated

Excellent liiusic was iilmlfillflfl

Dixon's Orchestra.

with liU’l'(ilfll\‘GS.—At Alexandra. _ _ _ streamers, the colored lights adding 111- 1931- l" M1: valid 1141*“ 5 -’-(H"'°-'_'_"\:::,‘C1_s':,;“., aged .1, yea“, gycgfly in the beauty of the 561315“ 113Gb (lire Maly uuhantl n iluughti l,’ “BEEN-In Cambridge. Mu." o, Rcfreshlnems IAVERS-At Gcorgilizvwll.

Mm‘

Beatrice Fanny

fl. 3

liiny

uucrl 85 years

Dllndas, May 6. 193i.

hid)‘ l2, i931. Thomas O'Brien, 0/86

were Served by me ladmi Th‘, chap 103i, to Mr. and Mrs. Albcrt Lllvrrs. " 58 W811“.

erores were: Mrs. S. Pauli, J12. Mrs. Lcith McLeod, Mrs. P. Noonan and Mrs. Fred Moore.

LOOKING FOR RELATIVES-Tile following from the Montreal Typo- graphical Union, 408 St. Jmeos St. Montreal, speaks for itself: "Throush the medium of your paper we believe a short paragraph relative to the death of a member of the hflilve or- ganization might assist in informing the family and relatives if any 811W. that Lorne Vaniderstiue, died at the Laurentian Sanatorium, April 20. 1931, and was cremated in Mvulil. Royal Crematorium and ashes placed

IILLEN-At thlt P.

a daughter, Clara Wlnnlfrcd. l CROCKETT~AI Souris lvilll‘ l0. 191511’

to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crockett, o’

daughter. i lilCfiRrffll-At Fairnlullnt llrivhtc Hospital, Jcrscv City, Ala}: 1, 1.031, to