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NEWS BUDGET -01 R SATURDAY SUBSCMBERS
MONDAY _ .\lr. Neil Campbell, '11 ui-ll known
. . _ _ _ highly respect-.d re.'ide:it~ of
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LAN.l.__ . _ 1 __ _ _ Prince E1.wa1~c Island, passed
._ 'Uwe p”‘S"§d_ “““5 ul me 1 peacefully uway at his hoiiie, Canoe
Pr1i.ce County Hospital on '1l1urs- _ CWC on ,1_ue`c_w M _'___ I Nov
day last, Tlieoclore' Go liint follow- _ _,_ 1536 For  )a`L°i‘_l‘1fijé Wars;
mi 1%  H3 _ Sli, Czirilptell hurl llot been in-good
wife and si'~\'t~l':1E rllifciil-il to \\'l11_>1il i h'_u_m‘ but lm ‘"_“’ _“ble LD Ile
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pn gm __\1__~,_._. in _3,_. (___. H._-_§_,m1_l service. Mr. ‘.‘.' \\', Sinltli. recre-
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Pythias installed its r-e-.v iwbflcers.
Tor the ensi-i11<j if-rin on Tiiliiz-rls_v
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ficers \1.e1'1- D. ',i.:l€\- f`1l‘:i11ii (`_`ll.~'i‘.r‘1-`-
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-.lllip:s. R. Jai-rliilc, Dr. Col-
L_ it 'iiivke Sidney Rich-
` iiiiisiail. J.1.:ii l-I (‘:1i11_;>l:_ll_ Jiinies
fCi‘..lbi:i-L 1.111 "11- ii1i1l..»;e1',~ of the
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lilo loss oi ;i ;l‘1‘.‘.t. lll:.i1 gl,p;1eil the
llr-111-1-; iii rii.il'._v iipoli iieltinig of the
_ilrl..ii ol John 'l'. \'\'l1.t_~_ .1 l;feLlm-.-
l'c.»iri1'-li; ot 51.111-ll l-`1'r-clowit, \\'l1:1
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iC.._\' lllispilrll. N1>'.i-iillier 25, 1936.
niir-r rl brlel .\tl':l_-cle ngailisl pleur-
1_l,-_- ii-111.1121 rlr-\'1‘l1-p1 ri to pnl-llnlonla.
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Iilrs. Win. H. l\l-'1i1>.1- \'.'i1re held
toni l1;r l;1i..- 1c»11li-rice, New All-
liail on S'1t.1.ii-day afternoon and
were largl-lv ntzenderl Rev. .\-Ir.
Salter r.f Keiisilinirili e1.-l1dll<‘te,ri the
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origin firrmri .\lo.'-‘ir :i‘ _\-_'iris .l T.
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ll.. U_l.. fillli ,.1 'l`.'.l  J ’\. RTV-
llelri on Fritl-..v ai`le1'lioon. Rev. Ell-
1.-.'i11 ‘.Vl-.ltr-, Perf .lli1l,. Rev. Walter
l\lz1,_Ci-.-»11‘§', Suiiinlei-slcle and Rev.
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of '1`i-llilly Church. the
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pl-r-»cni. The sei-11111: \\'n,s conducted
by R1 1'. L. E. G. Dawes, assisted
by ltfix Mi-_ A_\-i.~_.. At the conclus-
ion of the Church '.".<-1-vice thc
l.‘.1...r1l1 Star li1`1.i .1 :.1-i‘\'i.-e for
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Lltiwv .\`:1t1ll'<l;1_\' evel1i1'.lr.
.llilmie llivingistrilie. 28, (l
l11~.t night 11 i`e\vn1il1lltes rifle
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vii. in =l.<~ Pi»o1l`es (3eiirr~tery.-S.
Sin-_-1‘,. llrr.-niiziii
'l`\\o pi-ople wi-rc dr-nd lust nilrht :ind three were recov-
41 1:1-1' i`l'r.n1 :1 :.e\l-re shliililltg-lip :is ll re-'uit of tivo automo-
l1il1- 111-1-iilr-sits iii l’rini-e I‘.`:l\\':il'rl lsllind mer the week-end.
.. _ . _ . _
Allen .\l:i<l.<-lin. .'»i~_veiir-old
_nliil-r1\'.'nr-1' of Siliilrhcl. l'.h. I., \'.'l‘.ri was llillerl 1-'hell all
<~ml1i_\' oil truck .sllirlrlirl inl11hi1;11n<‘~ir\1i irurli on the (`l1:1l'-
|ot‘.r-lou n-.\'u1nmL'l'sirie iiigliiiziy, lun mile- wi-si of llunter
`_\'de River. l’. li. l.. who dird
1' nn automobile in which she
mis ril-i\'inl;' skidrlcrl l111ckwii1'd.~l down :ln ice-co\'e1‘ed hill
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on the lilillie |{olid,:1t ( lydc
fool. hllnk, l:1ndiu;,f on its top.
River, and plunged over 11 lil
The vieiim'.~1 sister. Olive and
Nr. und Mrs. Leslie Gillespie of (`hl11'loticto\\'n, e.-:wiped
with ll .~<e\'e1'e shukinl:-lip. pol
Kill:-tl H H1110! rnvr _
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Capt.. Allen Marlfuil, .'14-1.'e3r~r~`r|
mill owner oi' Staiichol was ln-1
itaiitly killed Sritlll-day e','elrl11‘!
when an Irving Oil f,'on1p:illytl-iii-ir
driven by Rey Cameron of Clliir-
lotietowii skidried on icy privenlel-.t
and crashed into ills parked truck
on the Chnrloitetowli-Slimilierslrllz`
highway tivo miles \\-est of Hi1ntcr_
River. The accident occurred near-
thc top of it lllll at l-llrzr-lgrove.
,An ii1q11r-,uipi-r-s-lrlr-rl ov:-r by (Tor-1
firvr-r T J, Y(..1, .`1l,I.`D., \vlll DE' ilrlfl
tf><l1-_\ nl. lIl:11t<'1'ltl\'1'r. A llll`.\' “'11-1
gwoi-_-1 -1- _'P-‘11-'_i.1;‘ c'.'.'nil1y; n-nrltll;
herirlrig ndjourlird until this nioru--_
tru; at ten o'clock. _
From appearances ailer the acsl-l
dent. Mounted Police said tlirit it
appeared Capt. MacLean, travelling
west enroutf- to his home, had had
ice .-liirl.
iir-.ir lilo top lllr ni.1i'l1ll1f‘ hkllldi-tl
|.1lr1ir-ii 11111111111 ioxvarils lluiilel'
I?.i\'rr and .stoivperl on the lell. side
of the i'o:1d. C.1pl. M:l<fLc-ali got
out rind 1-.'11s puttiiit; i1 chain oil
the li-it rear \\-heel will-li hc was
klllcil.
He was picked up between the
rr-.ilr wheel of his truck and the
brink of the road. His skull was
fl-licl1irrrl_ Col-onr-r 1'. J. Yco Said.
The empty oil truck eoliilng to-
usirrl Cli.1rloli1-t1»\\1l1 li:1rl_ii1.-t,si.11i-
ori oowli tlir~ l-lil 11111-ll |111” 1*'-til'
slziiirlcll fo'..v.1:-ls the lrti. 'l 110
driver \1‘n:1 iinzible. lie tolrl police.
to bring his slowly- lnoriilfr truck
1,,-_Ck mm ,-1. _~;.1-:i1gl1t. r-oiirsc and the
ri-,ilr _=.'i'ir1.-k the l<‘o1-il and pu.-llicd
it. to'.vnriis the ditch. Capt. Mac-
Ifzili. lt. was believed. was strllck
on the head by some part of his
nomo difficulty getting his cm1i.v
Ford f‘~< tri-r~‘¢ 1111 the l- " '"1 '
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Thecolnmlulity of Little Pond
was severely shocked when ivord
was received of the sudden and
tragic death of Francis Howard
MacDonald of New York. on Dec-
ember 12tl1. He had stepped off a
street car .ind was struck by a pass-
ing bus, which resulted in instant
death. '
The iollowiizg is froin a Clielsea.
M11-s.. cxcliarleci
"Charles H. Davey, Spanish-
Ainerlcan War veteran und a past
commander of Walter I. Chad-
bourne Camp 24, United States
War Veterans, died shortly before
3 o'clock this (Dee. 231 morning,
High Street, following a lingering
illness, in his 64th year.
James Young 23, of Granrl Entry,
Magdzileli Islands, was rushed by 11
Crillrlrllali All-\va,\‘s plone to l1o~pilal
in Cllarlottctovrn yestel‘da_\'_ ivherii
last night he was reported ill ii ser-
ious condition, following the rim-
putzltion of his lower leg. Young ae-
cidentally discliarged a ten gauge
shut gun through his foot while
hunting birds about. a miles from
his home Saturday moming, it was
leamed.
Legal action against persons who
gave incorrect information on the
unemploynient i-e;isti'l1.‘,loli sheets
was i`oreea=t by Coun, G. W. Mc-
Leod. chairmen of the finance com-
mittee, at the regular monthly
meeting of the Chariot-tetown City
Council last night. He told the
meeting that he thought “it would
be wise to make an example of one
or two, possibly more, of those who
filled in the formi falsely."
Messrs. Ivan Reddin and James
Robinson, employed to make a
study of the unemployment sit-
uation in Cliarlottetown are doing
\'€1'y efficient work, Coun. McLeod
rler'larerl_
At pies-clit there are 315 families
rcxciving direct relief from the city
1'ci-1-esciltiiig appro:ulur.t:1y 1475
llidliioatils. tlir- i",r1r1nce ch-fiirznuu
told iiio 11'1~;e-ti:-.;;_ At the Liioie time
last your 11.1.-i'e \\-ere 531 families
rl.-pl'csclr'.i1lf; 2312 people, he said.
John Sydney Beau-sto. 35, resi-
de1lt'o1' Winnipeg for 22 years ilicd
al his home in Hollywood, Ctillf.,
and fllrieral services were held
there,
Mr. Beairsto was born in Syd-
liey. N.S,. in 1901. and came to
tvlrinipeg with his parents, Mr.and
Mrs. Win. K. Beairsto in 1904.
He i-evolved his edilezitioiiatlt/ful-
vey aurl K1-i\'i1i schools.
lla. urls eiiiployerl for several
1,-ears in the Winnipeg Grain and
Pmrlur-e Exclialirze clearing house.
In |925 lic iveni, to Chicago to
assist lu the opening of the grain
cleiiriilg house for the Chicago
Board of Trade. He moved to
California seven years ago where
lie lived llntll the time of nts
denth.
4The late Mr. Beairsto is the
eldest son of Wm. K. Beairsto, for-
merly of` the firm of Shaw & Beuir-
sto, _ Plumbers, Charlottetown.)
Enii-1-cd into rest at Mount Tryon
on Juli. lst. 1937, Mrs. Jcscph
Francis, in the 65111 year of her'
nge. She had only been confined
lo hr-1' lied for nine rl-.tys and her
.=1l1'l1'ieri 1'l1>.'-_wire rainc as a shock to
lir-r 11111111- irlatlves and friends. All
ihrii merllral _:kill and kind nurs-
11,'; 11--11’1~_l do -vas done and the end
carrie peacefillly. The deceased vvas
of a. kind and generous disposition.
ever ready to lenrl a helping hand
lo those il; liecll. and the sym-
patliy of the entire comliiilnity
goes out to the family in their
sol-e bercovcnient. She leaves to
mourn her husband, two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Murdock Dawson, Al-
bany and Mrs. Roland Best, Cen-
tral, Lot 16, and three sons, Earl
and Hillard of County Line and
Eldon of Mt, Ti-you; also three
sister. Lizzie and Grace of Tlyon
and Mrs. Frank Robblee also of
Tryon; four brothers, Thomas and
William Stordy of Crapaud and
Roy anti Ernest of Tryon.
The funeral which was conduct-
ed hy the l'?e\' 'T` O De\.Volf0. look
pl 1111 mi Svlnrlay. Jali. Jlrd nt L30
P M in 1111- l~l.1ptlst (.‘ll.1l-eil at
W1~.~ll11r1rr:l."1l1<l_ 'I`l1r‘ pnll-l'lr-nlPl'.=.
\-.ci-1- Messrs. Frank Cobb. Harry
Quigley. Lewellyn Gamble and
lllilleiv. Rogrersoll.
Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenauit will
preside at the opening of the Jan-
uary term of the Supreme Court
for Queen's County this morning,
i_t was arlnounced yesterday. Chief
Justice J. A. Mathieson is urlwell
at present.
Four criminal cases appear oil
the docket. Two cases involve
mniislallaliter charges, one robbery
ivitli vloTr-iif:- n1id.r11ir- an assault
on :1 pr-rice officer.
In zidditioii 111:-.e are five appeal
cases. it civil jury case, an action
for damages, and a civil lion-jury
case,
The following composcthe Grand
Jury; Gordon Hughes, Charlotte-
town; Guthrie Ballingali, Malperiue
Road; Albcrt Shaw, St. Avarrls; R.
Everett Mutch. Charlottetown; John
J. Mr-.Doiiiild. Jol1nston’s River;
William L. McEzwhe1'i1, Mermaid;
Col. D. A. MacKinnon, Charlotte-
town; John Kennedy, Southport:
Lawson Jenkins. Vernon; Malcolm
McDonald, Southport; James Mc-
Kay_De Sable, and George J. Boyle,
Cornwall. _»
The following is the docket:
Indlclmenta
King vs. Phillips.
King vs. Duffy.
King vs. Mclnnis.
King v.'=_ Munn.
Ami:-als
King vs. l\-'e:‘..igl1a1l.
King vs. Egan.
King vs_ Wilson.
King vs. Butler.
King vs. Burke.
Civil Jllry Cl
Bmallwood vs. Phillips.
Clvll Non-Jury
Criterion 1"; Fil-11-‘l’
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WEDNESDAY FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun-
eral
of Mrs. Joseph Fisher was held
There passed aw.” peacefully on from her late residence, Fort Augus-
Oc
of
` Oth, Mr. Cornelius Cahill, one 'W5'
the oldest and most highly re- Mk
Monday morning to St. Pat-
'a Church whale Requiem Hllh
_,pected residents of Ty,.on___ Maas was sung by the Pastor, Rev.
fo
wh
the
Lean of Stancliel, P.E.I,. who died i "Ig
of
bile
S row and sadness are ever at- be
ten ‘
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wholn we have known and loved, £5
tau; lt is the sadness ol a lenlpor- McDonald. I
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ant upon the death of one J;
separation and a sorrow only
r the family and fl-ieliris bereft ‘_ B
sive to what lr still human ai- Y
an
D. P. Croken, who also conducted
service at the grave. The pall
rcrs were: Messrs. Urban Curley,
n Hearn, Eugene Calaghan
sph C. Fisher, Chas. Kelly. J. J.
TILL ON DANGER LIST-Mr.
n the death is of one wllo ab- James Young, 23_ of Grand Entry,
e
undantly possessed tne beauty of
character aild purity of soul which gngdalen Islands' who was “shed
can I
ready a spark of the divine. P
plane to the Chcrlotietown Hos-
tal Monday to undergo the ampu-
on of his lower .right leg, was
reported “still on the danger list”
A Coro11er‘s Jury inquiring into _ b
death of Captain Allen Mac-' y
injuries suffered lli lin antonio- I 3 5
crash on the Cli:1l-lotteto1vn- “ S
hos ltal authorities late last
'D
ht. Young was au"fel'lng from
evere case of gangrelre following
hootlng accident near his lionie
Sumlnel-side highway Saturday ev- V S"umla-V- “hc” W5 10`5“uS° Shu'
(IH
ing brought in it verdict of ig““
“death rluc ta all unavoidable a,cci~ 1 th'
dent" at Hunter River in the Mas- ' mg
oiiic Hall before Coroner I, J. Yeo.
M
ep
residence, Fort. Augustus yesterday _wx
morning to St. Patrick's Church el
wi
C
se
-The funeral or nie late Mrs..lor~ _ 3"
sung by the Pastor, Rav. D. P.
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ley, John Hcarn,E1igene Cdllagllaii, W5
Jos
.D_, of Charlottetown.
FUNERAL A1- rr. auovsl-Us de
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h Fisher was held froin ner late
iere Requiem High Mass was _ef
oken, who also conducted tiie_ G0
rvlce at the grove. The pall- Jn
be rers were: Messrs. Urban Cul'-_ JO
cph C. Fisher, Chas. Kelly, J. J. | '
Inc
M°D°’“’ld- i rail Jan. zo.
MAIL FLIGHT T0 MAGDA-
was accidentally di”-chal`t!9Il
ougli his foot while he wrs hunt-
birds .
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i L. P. U. Hom MEETING-Mr.
James Cullen was re-elected presi-
i nt of the Laborers* Protective
ion, at the annual meeting held
nday night. Other officers chosen
re: vice-president, Daniel Cough-
treasurer, Jose h Purcell (re-
: ' D
ctedl; financial secretary, Dun-
Gillis ire-elect/ed); rec. secre-
tary, Lemuel Rush; guide, William
rmley fre-electedl; guardian,
hn Gillis ire-electedl; trustees,
cph McDonald, Fred Hughes, J.
Gor-rnlcy, all re-elected. The
eting decided to hold the annual
SILVER WEDDING-On the eve-
Ill-JNS-Tlic inaugural flight. of the “ing °f Def' 19' 1936' 0”" forty m`
se
Pl
twin niotored ‘lJragon' sped to the A
isolated islands liiailillig the out- ___
ward trip in the renin-kabiy short (__,
time of 45 nliuiiiolr. A tail vvilld 8,'
do‘.'.n assirsterl the big Cai'-aclifn of
‘vice was 1111.1( ieiterdiry uhcn °I
lot Jones at 1.1.- roiitrols of the gi
t
Magdalen 1_S1a,_,_5 winter _,ir mm, vlted guests assembled at the home
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Verrler Moore
Westmoreland to celebrate their
only-fifth wedding anniversary.
five o'clock all were invited to
e dining room, which was prcttily
coriiterl uitli silver and l'ose. Mi'.
lrl Mrs. Moore were the recipii-rits
many beautiful gifts silvcr teal
AiY“'RJ’f pl11ne_r-ut up the miles. O11 service, flower' baskets, cake plates,
the fl‘»l1l'f1 fliullt all iwllr and etc. The remainder of the evening
twenty-five minutes elapsed from wil
th
s s int in amos ond music. Be-
_ Pl E
1: tune ine pinne leit the Magda- fo;-e the guests rleparterl they wish-
Mi-. and Mrs. Moore many more
port. On the Monet:n route it years of happy wedded life. On
W
lens until it landed at Upton Air- cd
8,.
necesary to use t\\o planes Mollday evening Dec. 21st the mem-
s ; - 1 -
yes1.ei~fl1iy_ one in take me malls and bers of Criirwild L10-BA held a
one io rake it full load 0: passen- aw-ac slipper- in the Lodze mm.
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g€f'S.
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At the regular meeting of the C. °°l
fter supper an address was read
nd on behaif of the Lodge Mr. and
ri meat fork The members of
GJ T, group wlileli met at the Cnliiaud LOL flswllbled Ht the
I
holne of Mrs, .1 A. Matihcus on I
ome of Mr and Mis Moore on
F,-1f{ay¢ven1,~_g__ya,_ 8_ me f0110`W;ng Dec 29th During the evening an
officers 1\'ero elected for 1937: Pres- 3
id
Dorothy O’Brieii; .<.1'f‘reiary, Vivian L'
Easter; trea.surcr, _Lila Mor-Neill.
a~
Progr
0‘Br'len. Jean Kennedy, Myrna ed
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January 8, at her 1ioliie_ G’-,enu-ood, L
Mrs. McPherson, widow of the late BU
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fi
lo
ure left to clierisn her memory one
and one brother Daniel Beaton ln-
the
h ,
seventy-seven years of age. Her a
n _
ent Glenn Gorrlll; \'irr1-president. pl
atthews_ Gaines committee, Vivan Vic
Mrs, Moore were presentedwith a
Tr
drire=s was read and the members
:sented M1 Moore ullh a beau
ful pipe and case
Wood _Islands-Caribou ferry ser-
e was given at the annual meet-
atm., Amy p_,te_ ing of the Charlottetown Board of
There passed away on Friday,
n Robert McPherson She was Sw
de last night A delegation fl\'>m
a .
he newly formed King’s County
ard of Trade headed bythe pre-
cnt, Mr. W. A. MoLaggan, Mon-
amme mmm mea Dormhy Unofflcial support to the propos-
hi
e Christian character made. her Ch
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ved by all who knew her. There
gue, attended the meeting and
sked for the co-operation of the
arlottetown Board. The project
ad been endorsed .previously at a
meeting ill Monttigue.
The meeting adjourned until next
U. S, A. Much sympatliy is
extended io the bereaved relatives.
The appeal was allowed with
costs by presiding Judge A. C.
£l:iiin:l:r,< yr:.;c1'll."l_-.' nftcl':i:.oll lvlien
the appeal case, the King. respon-
dent \1s_ James Monagliali. appel-
lant. was heard.
The ease was an appeal from a
conviction under the Prince Erl-
wald Island Proliibition Act by
Mtltlistrate G. J. Tweedy, K. C.
M0nf=Sliali. charged with selling
liquor contrary to the pi-ovisionsuf
the Act, was fined $500 and costs
or in lieu of payment sentenced to
six months in jail.
_ll/Ionaglirui had been clinrgcd with
selling liquor at the Kc-lly‘s Cross
Parish picnic lli July last. The lil-
formatlon was laid by the Mounted
Police.
Attorney General Tllarie A.C.'-imp-'
bell, K.C.. and Gi-riwl-1 Prosecutor
D Edgar Shniv. KC, 1-1-1111-1-_,f,~,g,,»,-|
the Crown. nlirl Mr. .1_ _}_ ,y,,1___.,__,___
K.C.. ur>pci_1i'<-rl lor tiif- li-,i111-1p111r_
Three \vli-liesses were li.-:i1'<l_.J.i;..
cph MCQunlri_ Rlverdlile; Al¢,\;|_q
McQuairi, forliierly of Riverdale and
now of Clizirlottetowii, and Eu
Eslln of Bonshaiv. gene
Newly elected officers of Wi
Lodge No. 27, I. 0, 0, F_ andldgg
Lawrence Lodge, No.8, were in;
stalled last night at ceremonies con.
duciffd by District Deputy Grand
M35!" Rand01Dh Carruthers. He
was assisted by the following offi-
cers:
_Grand Marsl1ai`_ Bi-0_ _1_ '[2 Mm-_
t1n_ F.C.: Grand War-deli, Bm, F111.
ton Adams. P; G.:_Gl'and Secretary,
Bro. A_. O. 1'. Gill, G.W.; Grand
Chflllllllri. Bro. D. D: Morrison, P.
G-§ Grand Guardian, Hibbert John.
stun, P, G_
The followln were
installed: 8 the officers
Wfldeyi Noble Grand, Finlay Mc-
Kinnon; Vice Grand, 'J. H. Mc.
Kenzle: Rec. sary.. Herb Thomion;
FUL 5€Cy.. K. J. Burhoe; Treasurer,
N. A Nicholson; Wal-deil, E.R. Mor-
rison: Conductoi-_ Fiiltoii Adams;
0.0.. W. L. Muni-ce; LG.. R, pq
Acom: R.S.N.G._ D. D. Morrison; L.
B.N.G., T. L. Sentner; R,.s,V,(;__ P,
~7~ Sentnéfi L.S.V.G,, Ewen G.
Y°lm8: R.S.S., P. L. Smallwood; L.
S.S., H. S. McKay: Chaplain, H113.
'bert Johnston; J.P.G., Harold Mug.
lc.
St. Lawrence: Noble Grand, A. M.
Whitlock; Vice Grand, Sidney Bur.
hoe; Rec. Sccy_, J. P. Campbell;
Fin. secy_, L. S. Stevenson; Treas-
llref. J. D. Websteri Warden, Louis
Simmons: Coliductor, F, A. Van-
Idcrstine; 0.0., W. H. Tldmarsh; I.
G.. Ralph Gay; R.S_N_G._ J. T. Mar-
tin; L.B.N.G.. H. C. Leitch; R.S.V.G,,
R. L_ Huestisi L.B.V.G., P. D. Worth;
R.S.S., Frank Riggs; L.S.S. Ivan
Mcfnns; Chaplain S. F. Tarbush: J.
Tuesday when the proposed service
will be fiirtlier discussed and a re-
solution presented foi- the approval
nf the Charlottetown Board, it was
dei-ided. Unhrllslied biisiness will
be dl-'\_iosed of at the Tuesday ses-
sioli.
Mr. R. R. Bell was elected presi-
dent. Otlier officers elected were:
vice-president, A, Belcher; secre-
tary trcas-,ll-er, W. L. Higgins, re-
elected: Council members: Messrs.
J. M. Murley, A. B. Fisher, P. W.
Clllrkin, George Buntain, C. N-_
Bissett, J. J. Morris, J. H. Howatt
and Gordon McDonald. Composing
thc council also are the following
life members: Messrs. W. F. _Tid-
marsh, N. Rattcnbury, E. T. Higgs,
R. E. Mutr-h, J.O. Ilylirlniali and
S. A. McLeod. '
Arbitrators elected for thc year
lncludcd: Messrs. R. L. Cotton, R.
L. McLure. G. J. Tweedy, K. B.
Rogers, W A. Gaiidet. R..D. Quig-
ley, fl F7. Full. A W. liylldman, J.
A. Clark, R.'l`. l-lolinan, Waiter
Hyndlilon and G. G. Ritchie.
Three hills of ilidlctmenl. were
.-:till before the G1-and July when
UW Sllbreale Court adjourned
shortly after flve o'clock last even-
ing to resume at 11 o'clock this
morning. Indictments included the
King vs. Charles' Gavan Duffy,
manifallghter; the King vs. Ivan
Mclnnis, robbery with violence; the
King vs. W'illir.m Munn, assault on
a peace ofi'ici-1'.
The fourth indictment on tile
docket, the King vs_ william E
Phillips. was before the GrantiJlu-y
at the July session of the Supreme
Court last year. A true bill was
brought in and at the subsequent
trial the petit Jury disagreed.
Last night the Grand Jury had
nttll to inspect Queens County iail,
the Infirmary and Falconwvod
Mental Hospital.
Mr. Justice A. E. Arsenault pre-
sided at the opening session of thc
court and gave the address to the
Grand Jury in -the absence of
Chief Justice J. li. Mrithii-son wlu.
is uii\vell_
Other cases to be heard at this
sitting of the court are: Appeal
cases. the King vs_ Martin Egan,
prohibition; the King vs. Mrs Haz-
el Wilson, prohibition; the King
vs. W. B. Butler, highway traffic
Mil the King vs. Chai-les E, Burke.
lm “P11681 by the Crown from a
dismissal under the highway Irel-
flc act: the King vs. Loi-nc llnr-
per, Excise Act: the King vs. Helen
Mr-Colgan. an appeal by tha Crown
from rlismimal under the Prohibit-
ion Act.
There is one civil jury case, W,
N. Bmallwood vs Phillips, an action
for damages.
One civil non-jury case will oome
before the court, the Criterion Ad-
P.C., B. C. vanlderstine.
After the meeting the Brethl-en|
enjoyed a game of bingo followed by 1
iefresliments i
vertising Co. Inc. vs. W. A. Stow-
art, an action in connection with a1
r-ontrnct.
THUBSDAY _
The parishioners of Bt-urlwll
were shorted to hear of the un-
expecwd news of the death of Rev.
Theodore Gallant. Mont Carmel.
which occurred New Year’ll after-
noon. Father Gallant was pastor
of st. Psul’s Church, Sturgeon, for
eighteen years and endeared him-
self to all those with whom he
come in contact. It wu in this
pariah lie celebrated the silver
jubilee of his ordination to the
priesthood.
A very pleasant evening was spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mao-
Lean and i'aml'y, Canoe trove, De-
cember 29, 1938, when friends and
neighbours gathered to welcome
them to their new home. After all
had assembled' Mr. L. T. Beaton
was appointed to take the chair
and alter a few brief remarks called
upon Miss Annie MacKinnon to
read an address while Mr. Nell
Mo,cCannell presented them with a
weil filled purse. Mr. Maclean
thc: -.llanked all for their kindness.
WEDDING BELLS-A quiet but
interesting wedding was solemnlaed
in the Parsonage at Winsloe on
Thursday evening. Dec. 24, 1938.
when Olga Bona Matheson, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Matheson of Milton, became the
bride of Mr. Stanley George Proude,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Proude
of Milton. Rev. Thosi Palethorpe
l performed the ceremony, The bride
wore a costume of chiffon velvet ln
shades of blue with accessories to
match, A host of friends extend to
them the heartiest of best wleh¢S-
-ELECT OFFICERS-The Slim-
1merslde Baud held their annual
meeting and elected officers for
the coming year ar follows: Pres..
L. B. Crue; Vice pres.. Earl Cami!"
bell: Secretary, Eric MacKay; Ex-
erutive Ralph Dodds, Jerry Dou-
cette, Dr. R. Noonan. Leith Cure;
Berg. at arms, Earl Blmmorlst Lib-
rarian, Ulriek Drapeau. A motion
was made to place on record a for-
mal vote of thanks to Senator
,Crecllnan MacArthur for a .set of
bells. A surplus of funds was found
in the bank in a special account to-
wards a. fund for uniforms.-S.
The 1936 slate of officers were
re-elected for the new term. at the
annual meeting of the City Fire
Department last night.
They were:
Secretary-Arthur Henry.
Executive board-Chief Angus
Mclitachern, Captain I-I. I-I. Jewell.
Captain L. A. Stewart, Leonard
Connolly, and Secret-ary Arthur
Henry.
Finance committee - Chief Mc-
Eachern, Captain Stewart. Secre-
tary Arthur Henry.
Auditors-James walker and Fred
Pickard.
Captain Louis Stewart gave an
interesting report of the Maritime
Firemens' Convention at Kcntvllle,
N,s_, while Secretary Arthur Hen-
ry reported on the Firemena’ Ath-
letic Club tourney held at Plotou,
N.S. A report from the decoration
day committee was also read at
the meeting.
_ -ODDFELLOWS INSTALL OF-
FICERS-At a recent Lodge meet-
ing of the Prince Edward Lodge,
No. 32 I. 0. 0. F., Surnmerside,
l ztriet Deputy Grand Master 12..
Carruthers of Montague assisted
by Bros. Fulton Adonis, B. Van-
Iderstirle and J. P. Campbell,
Charlottetoum, and Bro. Hazen
Phillips, summerride, installed the
following officers: N. G., Bro. Geo.
Hogg; V. G., Bro. T. M. Link-
letter; R. S. Bro. Leith Smith; F.
S. Bro. E. J. Hallett; Treasurer.
Bro. B. R.. Sharpe; R. S. N. G.
Bro. W. MacFarlane; L. 8.. N. G.
Bro. T. Johnson; R. S. V. G. Bro.
G. W. Phillips; L_ S. V, G. Bro.
W. N. Hue.ntls;'Ward, Bro. Hazen
Phillips; Chaplain. Bro. Geo.
sheen; Conductor Bro. Edgar
Clark; I. G., Bro. Charloa Rim-
sny 0. G.. Bro, Heart: Godkln. Re-
frr-'hmenls were served at the close
of tliri ccrr-mon_v,~-S.
Tlie annual meeting of the
Womens Missionary Society of
Trinity United Church was heldin
the social Hall on Wednesday 'if-
tel-noon_ Jan. 6, at 3.30 p.m. with
the newly elected President, Mrs.
(Rev.) Geo. Miller presiding.
Officers Elected
President,-Mrs. (Rev.> George
Millar.
lst Vice President-Mrs. (RGVJ
W. A. Tiiomflorl.
2nd Vice President-Mrs. Harold
Ncwsoll.
Treasurer-Mrs. R. E. Mulch.
As-.t. Treasurer-Mrs. J. Pickard.
Recording Sccy.- Mrs. L. W.
Saunders.
President Evening Auxiliary-
Mrs. fRcv.> Hugh Miller.
Corresponding Sccy_-Mrs. W. I-I.
Johnson.
Sr-cy. of christian Stewartship-
Mrs. Calvin MacKay.
Supply Secy.-Mrs. Taplr.
Assistant-Mrs. G. F. Hutcheson.
Mite Box Secy.-Mrs. Whltoliead.
Assistant-Miss Webster.
Associate Helpers Becy. - Mrs
(Rev) J. M. McLeod.
Assistant--Mrs. J. Bterns.
Temperance Becy. - Mrs. W. E.
Burke.
Missionary Monthly Secy.-Mrs.
F. Langille.
Assistant-Mrs. E. Waller.
strangers Bccy.-Mro. Ju. Tait.
Assistants - Mrs. G. I-I. Taylor,
Mrs. O. I-I. Black,
Baby-Band Seey. - Mrs. Laura
Buatin.
Mission Band - Mrs. Leonard
Campbell, Mrs. G. Vickcuon, Mrs.
J. A. Coffin. Mrs. Waller Bearleto,
Misses Freda Colwlll and Marion
Saunders.
Member at Large - Miss Marie
White. _
Pianist--Mrs. Hammond Kelly.
Assistant-Mrs. J. A. MacPhail.
FRIDAY '
“A true bill was found ln each
case in tba indictments" thetlrand
Jury npomd yesterday afternoon
in Supreme oourt. The indict-
ments were:
The King vo. Charles Cavan
Daily, manslaughter.
The King va. Ivan Mclnnls, rob-
bery with violence.
The King vs. William Munn. as-
saulting pcaco officer.
The accused would be arraigned
when the court met on Monday at
I1 a.m. it was decided. Attorney
General Thane A. Campbell an-
nounced that defense counsel had
made the request that arralgnment
be delayed until Monday.
-PRETTY WEDDING - A very
pretty wedding was solemnized at
the Presbyterian Manae on Thurs-
day moming, Jan. 14. Rev. Walter
MacCleary officiating, when Miss
Jean Montgomery, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Montgomery of Port
Hill became the bride of Hudson
Jeffrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jeffrey of Lirikletter Road. The
bride was attlred in a lovely black
velvet dress trimmed with gold and
small hat to match. After the cer-
emony the wedding party had lun-
cheon at the Mawley House, leav-
ing later for the brlde‘s home
where a reception was held in the
evening. Their many friends wish
them every happiness.-8.
Paul Harding was committed to
stand trial at the next session of
Supreme Court by Magistrate W. E.
Darby yesterday on a charge of
arson. The charge arose from the
burning of the accused's small
speedboat at Glover’s Shore Nov. 11,
1936. Eric McEwen, arrested on a
similar charge, pleaded guilty when
arraigned last Tuesday and was re-
manded a week for sentence.
Six witnesses were called to the
stand during todays hearing, before
a crowded courtroom. McEwen was
questioned for some time, while
1 Roy MacKenzie, customs officer, C.
R. stavert, insurance agent; Ber-
nard Hughes, giving evidence in
connection with the insurance. and
Corporal Caldwell of the 'Royal
Canadian Mounted Police, also were
oaliod. ‘
L. G. Lewis and Stuff Sergt. An-
derson conducted the prosecution
and W. Henry Noonan and U- D-
McCallum appeared for I-Icrding.
The death of Mamie Flora Liv-
ingstone at the Baltic Hil‘. Cyde
River, last Sunday evenink WGS
"due to the icy condition of the
road. with no blame attached to
the driver". a Coroner's jury found
when an adjourned hearing was
completed yesterday. “We recom-
mend to the proper authorities that
A new road be oonsructed around
this hill and in the meantime that
» win railing be plfwed 011 thi#
brldge'. the report oontlmléd-
Mamie Livingstone. 28, was kil-
led last sunday evening when the
car in which she was l. passenger
slid backwards down the ice cover-
ed Baltic Hlill, less than half al mile
from the Livingstone Home at
Clyde River, and plunged over H
ten fo6t embaniunerit. The car.
a Chevrolet sport roadster driven
by Leslie Gillespie of Cliarlottetown.
luided on lu we in 1- -hPll°“'
four-foot stream. other occu-
pants of the car, Mrs. Gillespie and
Olive Livingstone, y0\m!0l‘ 815'-51' °f
the deceased, and the driver escllb-
ad witl'1`a ehaldiilf UP-
A wide circle of friends learnéd
with :cgi-sr. or nu pinning of M1-
Wm. H. Mouse, New Annan. Wh°5°
death occurred at her home Jan-
uary 'ith after a long illness.
The deceased formerly M1-SS
Robina Cairns, was born in Free-
tmm Dec. Ilth. 1856. and was.a
daughter of the late Robert and
Mrs. Cairns.
0! character she was a true
Christian woman, loved by all Wh0
knew her and always ready to help
those in need.
Before her marriage she was a
well known school teacher.
Besides her sorrowing husband
there. are left to mourn three sons
and one dnuglitcr, namely Harry
of Charlottetown, Robert of New
Annan, Albert and Louise at home.
The funeral service was held
from her lafe residence Saturday
aftemoon to the Peoples Cemetry
Kensington. Rev B. C. Salter
officiating,
“Toe Lord is My Shepherd" and
"Forever with the Lord" were very
l
nicely rendered.
The pall bearers were six nep-
hews: Messrs Robert Auld, Louise
Cairns, Stewart Mosse, Alden
Mouse, Edward Casely and Harold
Moore.
Mr. George H. Reddin, promin-
ent drugglst of Charlottetown died
in the City Hospital yesterday. I-Ie
was 75 years old.
A son of the late Judge Dennis
O'Meara Reddln and Susan Brown,
he received his early education in
the city and attended college in
Ottawa. Following his graduation
ha returned to Charlottetown where
he entered into partnership with
le 1 brother. the late D. 0'M Red-
dlli. drugglst under the firm named
Raddin Brel.. and retained his in-
terest until the time of his death.-
Bome years ago he married Flor-
erce Murray, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Murray. Of
the 'union there were two children,
both ci' whom died in infancy.
In hi; younger days the late Mr.
Reddin was an ardent horseman
owning many fast ones, including
the speedy Montrose. who at one
time held the local track record.
Even after disposing of hu. horses
he retained his interest in racing
and was frequently seen among tile
spectators at the raoo track. He
was als interested in yachting.
The late Mr. Reddln possessed I
pleasing and friendl disposition
enjoying a wide circle of friends
who will long cherish his memory.
Surviving are his widow and two
listers, Mrs. ldmund Murphy. ati
4.. _ o
I
:Jw a//5
cough drop medicated with __
throat-soothingingredients 
of Vicks VapoRub. 
Vicks Coursi-1 Doop
 .
plus.-it residing in this city and
Mrs. (DL) Creamer. Brooklyn, N_
Y., to whom the Guardian extends
sincere sympathy.
l.____.
CONDITION “NOT S0 GO0D"_
James Young of Grand Entry, Mii,;_
dalen Islands, underwent a second
amputation of his right leg in hos.
pltal Wednesday and last night his
condition was reported as "not so
good." Young was rushed to the
City Hospital by plana last Sun-`
day, where he was found to be
suffering from a severe case of
gangrene.
BIRTHS
MURPHY-At Cherry Valley on
Jan-uary 9, 1937. to Mr. and Mrs.
James Murphy, a daughter.
YEO--At North River on Dccenibi-i
33, 1936-, to Mr. and Mrs, Eddie Yeo
a daughter.
MUNN-At Cherry Hill on Dece1i1_
ber 22, 1936, to Mr. and Mrs. S. Ne,l
Munn, a son.
MACPHAIL-At the Prince Edwarii
Island Hospital on Jan. 8, 1937, to
Mr. and Mrs. John MacPi1ail, :vii_
Edward Road, a daughter. '
MACDOUGALL-A1, Rice Point, P.
E. I.. Jan. 5, 1937, to Mr. and M11.
Neil S. MacDougall, a daughter,
Margaret Elizabeth.
RICHARD-At Summerside, Jan. 8,
1937. to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Richard, 11. son.
KELLY-At the Olmrlottetown
Hospital, Jan. 9, 1937, to Mr. and
Mrs. Lucius Kelly, Southport, a
son. _
CRUE-At the Prlnoe County Hos-
pital, January 9, 1937, to Mr. and
Mrs. Leigh R. Crue, Summerslde,
5 son.
PARSONS-At their home in Park
Comer, Dec. 6, 1936. to Mir. and Mrs
Elmer Parsons, a daughter, Frances
Sophia.
/COR!!/-_'it the Prince County Hos-
pital, January 11, 1937, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Corr, a ron.
MeINTYRE-In this city, Dec. 22,
1036, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Mc-
Intyre, a non, Leonard Reginald.
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MARRIAGES
MACRAE-STEAD -- Ai, the Baptii
Parsonage, Charlottetown, January
7th., 1937, by the Rev. H. L. Den-
ton, Danlel Frederick M'acRae of
Central Royalty, and Ruby Alex-
andria. Stead of Wheatley River,
P_E.I.
BIRTHS
1-__-,>_-_ -____.._L-1-_-_:er--.1
WOOD-At Mt. Albion on Thurs-
dlyi January 14, 1937, Charles
Wood, in his 58th year.
REDDIN-In the Charlottetown
Hospital. Jan. 14, 1937, George H,
Reddin. aged 75 years.
McDONALD-Suddenly at his hom
in Primrose, January 6, 1937, /11”,
C. McDonald. aged 74 years. ‘
Muucrusolv -_ Ai. Palm mm,
Tuesday. Jan. 12. 1937, John B.
Murchison. aged 82. '
WORTH-At 252 Eusl/on Street on
Tuesday. January la, 19:11, Mn.
PHCY Worth in her 45th year.
LIVINGSTONE-Suddenly at Clyde
R11- . on sunday, Jan. lo, 1931.
Mamie Flora Livingstone, aged 28
years. daughter or Mrs. Archibald
Livingstone
MUNN-At Cherry Hill, on Decem-
bor 25, i986_ infant son of Mr, and
Mrs. S. Neil Mimn.
ARMSTRONG-At Machias, Maint
on January Il. 1937, Morrllle Wil-
liam Armstrong, aged 27, son nf
William and the late Mrs. Arm-
strong.
Mcl’IWEN.~»-S'irid1-lll_v ut. Molitl-wil,
Jan ll, 1937, Mrs, Nelson Mel§\\'e11.
nee Flomnce Pclipratse, Vic-imin.
P. E. J'
TARBOX-Ai. Providence, R. I.
December 28, 1930, Mrs:'~ Mxil-grin'-t
Tarbox, formerly Miss Margo:-it
McDowei! uf Breadalbane, liar-ri 73
years.
Macl)0NALD-At Little Pond, 7111
December 20th, 1938, John A. Mile-
Donnld nge 72
MaoN'E\'|N-At Haverlill, Mii.s=.
on Friday, January H. 1937. Ml‘.-.
Daniel MacNevin of Bonshaw.P
MMINTYRE-At St. Avard's_ Sun-
day Janunry 10, 1037, Robert Veril-
on Maclntyre. age 59 years. F
FISHER-In the City Hospital. Jail,
0, 1037. Clam ltlcLelli1n, beloved
wilo of Joseph Fisher. aged 40
I.I'VINGSTONE-Suddenly at Clyde
River on Sunday. January 10, 1937
Mamie Flora Livingstone, are 39
MacLEAN§l1ddenly at Hazel-
grove on Saturday. January 0. 19:17
Allen MacLean,Sianel1cl, age 54
years. I* _
HENDERSON-In Wilicheltcr lifliss
on Dec. 19 1036. Evelyn Helidrrsoll
eldest daughter of Lester R. mi
Kath Hume Henderson ln the llltll
your of her age. P o
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haunted, irritable nerves. You need
Dr. Chaee’s Nerve Food to restore
nerve force to the tem. It in the
time-proven depcnslllale restorntiw-
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