Iloll law Cllyandcenlraj Mother Of CTIIOT Retiring Posf office. I 'Al'llIIVOllSG'y 09' If III LOVI .".,,l:- use-is-t at no In -,a.uu.;nn.au.a.'.?i.:...,ol,u: 
     
    
   
   
    
     MacArthur Dies OOF Observed See A Hypnotist it ”" "' ””'”" "'” '””"' '” "”"'" ”'"" '”3"”u 
     
     my-3 1-Ax1..Dl,l 5550 5559. A I of a lifetime. So can hypnosis. headaches and lleepl 
     
     ax   Jug-r REC;-lvgp Solomon: of The death occurred in the Prince     
     
    
   
   
    
     eas night! 
     
     . Writing in the British Joiir- Go see a hypnotist. i 
     
     , Members of St. Lawrence Lodge LONDON. (AP) - njllog lg - 
     
     the most modern design of llght- Edward Island Hospital Saturday 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' , No. B; wuoy Lodge No. 21; Alpha love is -a lot like being tiypn 
     
     lug fixtures. ihrnwn Electric. E10 rlltlyrlx;-.11, Elgelll ell-l.nllllddac.x:hl-ursgl "3uW0&X'!tg.TI'Il inambce at dud Wm .7” Rebekah Lodge No. in and Port dud, . loullu uodlul 5,; A ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     DTGIY. N. 8.. (CP)- James J. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Join Encampment No. 4, 1.0. noun a” l 
     
     Wallis. 81-nlwld editor 0' the noun BUILDERS consult had be n i fall II alth in Office were honoured their 1" bodyth . ' a 
     
     mi”? 00"”?! N14 3'95” Brown Electric mill"! 95lim3l93 last fall lfut hlifdg eleltereds tier: fellow employees at a dawnee and 4 the Chulthtgltghlh ogmgll ",,Il;,,.Y”5,,c',”"' pmwwt     
     
     dent of Wallis Print here. died at on your house wiring and fixture llospllal only three weeks In wclll Cowl” held sllmhy -um A Bupmt Church marking we 1” .1 e ety of Medl. 
     
     Wmbwwlm "P." B l'eQll1l'Hnt-'l"-3- Dill 5212' Surviving are three aons: Dan- at Parkdale hall. Mr. Joseph I ol,,o,-Vuo. of mo (ouodln; .1 mg C nypnomu an" the” mull 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A iel .l.. principal of Central Roy- Dousan who for a nu.mbI' of 
     
     FORANO clam": gram dmly' alty School, Charles W.. Chief years has been supervisor of't.he 
     
     of Police Charlottetown and Frank financial branch and Mr. Thoinaa 
     
    
   
   
    
     :l.:d;:o:,:f:'. E3",?.': :3: Willie Warehouse, Kensington. E. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Iari : 
     
     orgizlg. uuold Mltwn Iwdcomod lite.A' lav” -999511 hdinumt      
     
    
   
   
    
     to the attractions of others. A 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ildtnddt-I " "0" SW"! "9" w' ”””””" H also of Charlottetown The L Whelan tons-time letter car- a" mum" M mm "d "l'P””””'3 WWI PM Often- 
     
     - - - - preached a very appropriate ser- ' 
     
     '3?:'”.,,,"',l.,:l"l':,i M, wloow no rush. CLEAN. grease no late Mrs. MacArthur was born rier. and for the past eight years mo, ,0, on ,,cc,,lo,,l -l-,kl,,g ,. "On only to the liypnotist. Ritchie, Gale, American Girl and Health Shoes, 
     
    
   
   
    
     l l.-- 11- 5 .4 e Ellen Bessie Vickerson of North supervisor of letter centers. will 
     
     El?32.?.”oi'Zi 4&'5TlzIz:r l-nick ellrl;wof'Ril'er. She has resided at Corn- so on superanuation shortly. Mr, 
     
     S "H wall for the greater part of her DOHEBD Felllles EH81” ul-llllyrlll 
     
     In Me oria ' life. A brother Edmund yiciter- yeallshservice and Mn Whaler! 
     
    

    
       GRASS FIRE THREATEN5 son lives at Cornwall and a a'is- W” I I"Yi"I"9t 
     
     IARN - City firemen at 11.30 3 Mr, R o n p l sld l Post Master J. J. Connolly 
     
     Saturday morninz responded to (;iImhristige,o TtIass.or'TeI1enfuTiseralI Praised the, two employees for 
     
     h loving memory of my dear a call at 346 Euston Street. A will be held from the residence of Il5V"lE allamed '9l”'em9n'- Wlul 
     
     Grandmother, Mrs. Hannah J. grass fire became ignited in a her son, Daniel of Cornwall, sol. such creditable records. He noted 
     
     Whltloeh, died April )5, 1948. fence and for a time threatened vice glgrtlng oz lwo plml lolol-. that MD Whellill Whll W85 C0l1CeFD- 
     
    
   
   
    
     .. I. A lover is easily aw ed 
     
     his text-I Samuel. 1&1. And it b '3' 
     
     y the opinions of the loved all . 
     
     I 3:;':-hml:   3: :33:  A oyooollc ,,,l,l,cl ll lmuelm; also work boots, John Palmer, Greb and Gorrilla, 
     
     David and Jonathan loved him 
     
     as his own soul"; Mr. Mitton 
     
     stressed the qualities of friend- 
     
    
   
   
    
     1?: elnsdllichlllg, unselfish. outgoing Ms &  E K & n  
     
    
   
   
    
     Music for the occasion was un- 
     
    
   
   
    
     four children. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
         
     
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Where prices and quality cannot be equalled, 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . Ch I ' I Eh CI) - 
     
     to destroy a barn at the rear of mom wlll be lo Cornwall came, ed with the speedy dispatch of the. l 3-f;u"eut1llre::lgriarin!s(l' Mlo Roi; 153 QHOOII Street 
     
     'le think of the day you left us run maiden”. A line from the lery. mails, had had only three days Mr Jon n no" In Mugford. During an servlc. lb.   
     
     Will IIVIII UPI!!! fexret. tpump" was used on bl-mg mo ; sick leave during his 89 years of ' 9 I oddlellows ode Wu "mg by . Nun  Bl sto, 
     
    
   
   
    
     lit the hearts that always levedlfl" under cmmol. 
     
    
   
   
    
     service. Speaking of Mr. Dougan. 
     
     you , the Postmaster said that he had 
     
     Are the ones that can't forget. l IN HOSPITAL - Mrs. W H P. lF"VISTl MD I"5"".”C”"" I',"'- always performed his dtuies in a 
     
     Irving. formerly of Cape Trai'ei'se.i(gI35-r I01 m9” 3” ll9"?9” hams concleritlous and courteous man- 
     
    

    
     14"I"3I-7 remembered hy newts a patient in the P. E l Htisrlwedllhllal 9V9"l"S hum” ""W ner and referred to the co-opera- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Miss Julie Foster and responded 
     
     to by the members of the Lodges Electrical and Plumbing 
     
     present. There was a large turn- 
     
     out for the occasion. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I"'d3'"'- wlm" 'n'”mps”"t Ipital suffering from a broken hip: by l'91”ph””mg Red Cm” Head" lion and friendly manner in which Contractor. x 
     
     ij”; ; ed by a fall at her mum iniq”3”9"5v he carried out his duties in re- 
     
     h min”?! 9' my 9'” I”"'"t giusl it t -n On Thursdav Shel , , . lation in his fellow employees. def ”I the uvsooiwn 5hIP -Iimlmed  N 
     
     Win" 5- WI'm”,;kt'hdI'd lg” h1untIi!iIeIr(;t'eI;itWa successful operattonl E;3RTlT(l'ESE FARM p IILORISIQ-. Letter carriers Ellsworth ?h':lld5I;lll7:h While lb? l:l5;hP35:lllE 
     
     1977- 9'59 my t " 9" "M" l d h d ut in her hip but: i "r "99 ml?” ,"r”ge Wt all g and Hooper Essery on W3 9 C3"? 35 l I-""5 33" . 33 
     
     J. Wliltloclr. dlrd April 25- 1943- E; lrflendas 522,31 she Nll be cm, farm lAIll'I-tersl at-rii ed in Char-I bellillegl the lellel. camel. staff The canal authorities said charges Phone Crapaud STATIONER? JJ396 DISCOUNT 
     
     l dear father med M bed for some llmel llottemwn on Saturday night andl presemed Mr. whelan with 8 for the two tugs would be 5175 no Hastl-notes. Cedar Chests; Boxes 
     
     ' n':ae":,rgheo my . . die” rm” b-Y. the Imfme” lwllhl suitable gift and Postmaster Con- hm". y APRIL 25”! 10 sonl INCLUSIVE 
     
     - 9 ' POLICE COLRT - In City ithtzm they will work. Mr. Exeietl "Olly on behalf of the Canadlan 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ideal gifts for Mother's.Day-May 8th 
     
    
   
   
    
     . N 0 T I C E THE   ISLAND BOOK ROOM ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     WI" ""1" "II" "5 an "'9 dz-V5 Police Court Salllitlal niorulng Lzinmni Union Road. Mr. A(IdIsllnI . s - .- 4 
     
     5W""'” "I”""' '9" SW9" "' 5'33. before M a gis l r a to Martin Collin All Sleuart. R R.; and Mr.l53:I::ag'Vm:lIg:El:dA;M;l;?tan gr: 
     
    
   
   
    
     G99 ""'k "'9'" Mme" I0 gmw "5 a mum charged Wllh criminal (5001?-'0 1FVlllE. 'Ch9lTY V3IIt?l'- Dmlganl Ml-5. whole" and lylrsl 
     
    
   
   
    
     "" Wat” lIeI:!1It29llt'9 lIi0ltIj0ll'l"lill 3: dfflglgllll  I:fil::.IIl:;5S1erw”:;.ke::e'eaChed lolougan who were present with 
     
    

    
     -' b ti b h W85 Wmdll 9 U01 P” s S - l . ' ' their husbands. were recipients of - - . . , - 
     
     daT:lt;Vh1tll5'I.Vl"a:Sngll':";:;”dr:n ml; Two drunk and lmpables l...,.el.l.lllll...llul..rmt:.l...t.l1: 1ofc;iallm:,allholIr!. lovely ma! bouquets. Both rem. Effective when weight restrictions are raised. THE 1401A Great George Street 
     
     Stephen. Marie. A Imed 5” 3"d 999” and ”'"'"h" p - ,ing officials replied briefly ith MAINLAND BUS will 
     
    
   
   
    
     W55 lllled 510 and "SIS 3" l"lF”””"l 51 E"ml"5""9"" who acts 85 ML l thanks for the recognition given 
     
    
   
   
    
      moms! was gm” 7 dais m la”. W (,,l,..,,. ,,e,M,(,,, ",9 Eml,l,,l,,, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     l . l l . . .them by their on-workers, recall- Le3V9 Charlottellown -- 2 ' 
     
     , it MARMAGES and a man charged with 0b5mIt'l- ””'”' 0”"? d"” "'9 ”'"3d”"' 1'” ing at the same timc the friendly Leave Summerslde  ; O ' 
     
     tnmsv ' ma police was rt-mandvd until "”2”"'"" ””””""9'l'' ”  i spirit which has prciailed through Arrive Sunimeiside - ' ' 
     
     Tuesllayl Aprll 2(.',lh' ling the placement of Eiimpean out me wars. A I Ch '1 t . . . l  
     
      ' farm labor was also on hand tol Dlslmil lnspevlnrn F. A. Coyle l r1'lV9 fil One OWN ............ .. .. 3235 P.M. Daily l 
     
     l vsr. PETERS carnlnpnahmi. r.:real the newcomers. who was Drew, M”, M”, Coylel l  Effective May 1st.-The Wood Islands bus with Nova. - 
     
     50: Per IIISBFIIDD gl-e::lu:'oTS'fh9Pel":If2:  ' ireierreti to the great many years Scotla connections will leave Charlottetown 9:30 A.M.' A   
     
     .........j...... . Al. P A waslleld ill me Gmld 1 Bl lmlv illonwlaaxn -BTIIS lvlnrllerovoetsli eljhe lstigllllgl Mr Thomas L Whelan daily arriving Charlottetown 3:50 P.M. Daily. 
     
     ,7, we” . . .- - . - - I V H H l . . , - . t 
     
     BlK'l'ilS lrotim on Thilrstiay evening. flit: I " He or 8 Undo" an P 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     'IXvo Liberal candidates for Fourth District 
     
    
   
   
    
     ISLAND MOTOR TRANSPORT LIMITED Q"”"”' "1" be held l" "" 39”” Hm Vt Eldon. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ulltl Suiiqslcrs was a full one this couples. his best Vlishes for many Thra  
     
    
   
   
    
      wit me "hos-1rlgeglgaslasC:I::::3(&l33.1:Ip:53:: wt-i-ll-mitl. TIIPV made a tntzil OI )0Ill'S OI h8llD.V and heallhful Tet 
     
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     pital on April 21. to Mr. libndlclmlrmanl Tm, l.lCe,pl.CSld(,nl. ifllxtllll ?(I3I7'(fl:l'il(TlilLES Thigile ;::i3l'l0ll: 1lI":IlIllCll;;)oper Ellen, who started Alabama Tarnudo gpril 30th, It 8 P111.” Each DOLI send live GCIXGIQS. 
     
     1:”; Cmfurd Jddmm a bun 5 E;Iglgflfzlms'a:::l?'f;:: D1;h(;eLl.lNl(l 8 :il lJI'uL'ramnie at the Prince his letter carrier career at about HARSTELLE Ala (AP, lg A FOP Information uest weakslt Em C wrelcalna 
     
     ' 'I ” l  - i in ll'(I island lltispital in the af- the same time as Mr. Whelan l ' I' 
     
    

    
     l l l Yo” I . l . , b I .ll k.li 4. . l  V l lornado smashed through a farms H1103 MELXD Pm,- 
     
     SIJLLHAIS - Al the (,hal'llit1e- lung: C(0(:Il'e:g92:fWE? wflmlmlll Ax Iellllkltln and aiititlie-i' (at the Sal- lll .. ii a foil hilt-l'. remarks and mg area sllll bearing the scars OLPIIOFIE Charlottetown 3948 summerside 2822 MENN  : seoy 
     
     town Hospital on April 24. l9aq..  llnm Julv N 1” ML l',' it Arniv Citadel ill the even- read ii presentation to his fellow a l952 lwlslerl kllllng I small glrll - 
     
     to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SLIILI: - i:.- '. I was llrison bundai: WtjGli'8l'H0V9bl” lhfvltjdlsr i la t and two adults and lnlurlniz ati 
     
     van. Clinton. a daughter. Mary ST. p E T y; l; 5 c"r::t.f:'1.il. - '  "ill All-ILV allcl the) - 1” 91' 9" 95-h9.Vv 13.75-51 9" i least 15 persons Sunday. The state l ""'" rm---m 
     
     Tel-933, (;,RL5 AL'Axldm'hl' .. illlo lento. t'-' S tul ml to n air s(llW'l(l(l 'iilof the CI'la!'IOIlE.'i(IWll Blanch of palml said 20 houses and two! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     , . lar weekly meeting of St. Peter s '3”: '1-' f0" UW hellefil 01' the PFiS- Ihelcdlladldn P0931 W0l'k93"-5 55' large churches were blown away 
     
     l IIacD0hAl..D- At the Charllitle Cathedral Glrls Auzlllllan, my mm Tito scrvit-es iiere attend-1-sociatlon. prcsidcdl at the meet- and 3 --good many" homes were 
     
     '0" 3059"” ”” AP"l.23' 9”'ihelti in the Guild mum on rims. M ' oi er the Grade! in mi ins Mr. Eugene Wynne was ma5- unroofed. 
     
     to Mr- dud M” Reginald D'lday, The meetlng was opoml Ml, nil in nod in the afternoon with: ter of ceremonies. Music for the v  
     
     MacDonald. luee Mary MICCOF-lpmyen led bl. ms G Bosmll la ' pm. -in mice at the Capitall occasion was supplied by Alf T 1- Be - 
     
     mack). I daughter. 5115811 MBTIO-ileadel, The lelsls MTG wl.ll(.,, '1' re II”! rt-itlit The musical lVfcKearriey's Orchestra. A dellc- W0 H95 9'" 4 , ” 
     
     7 lbdi 3 015- lfor tllo mlssloo bad(es and tlo,-l; s i ”'iolis v-tire vcll rt” cd by the mus buffet lunch was served by Ne fl   T t 
     
     ' . - i ” 1.. l'.. Illii o rirmip and rariml in fnltmIth lot fp kd 1 w ' a Y ' e ow l 
     
     "Ml-,0NALD,gAl p 5, ll goo. W8-S finished on the Slldfl Ililn. WW nlnwwlrn band to on mus e la ies 0 ar- ae omen sl l 
     
     pital an April 23. 1955. to Mr.lThlS W35 the last Peillll-'l-Y rliectlwi hm", Tllll miovmp t Inlg ”- l Institute. EXOTESSIODS of apprcci-' BALBOA. C. Z.. (AP) - Two 
     
     and Mrs. Bennett Malcnlitonllildlll gfofrde ,SlhIIheTdl:50Ti:I::lgpiaw? nlllnxl wllll l”,.”.'d Illlcgl lnl w,1,Iilation were made to Michael Brosfl ganatmat C333: "ISIS Pgfelfadfsed infill 
     
     Mermaid. a daughter. za et A i ' i 1-9 l ll lh l l ll . '  Nod 5 3 '5 B . f -1 8y 0 NV 5 '58 we is 
     
     N-mi 9 Imr-.E"0l5', l MUSIC FESTIVAL Tlitirsrluy, l Iltty-Iii'Ihe:i'ylrIhn:I'I:ir;:. mt pm mlol fireshn:e:I.:nsuppIIbdr?ti?;the (Ind:-l ::"lIf,ir Dl;(:ilz:slIi7e5'tlEf!,,roll3l,e5 8'-1)-(:,,"I.'.l,f,5;        
     
     DEATHS lFriday and Saturday. Folk clan-Tg ' '- 
     
     -:  - ' d choral reading. Sessionsl Wm" l 
     
     'ATELY"'M Beach Gm" hm Ii”I15gibn1'3O Summersid chorl i 
     
     Charlottetown. sunoay. April M. yeadln ' i - E 3i 
     
     g Saturday 2 p 
     
    
   
   
    
     SLICED McCOIMl0l'l 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 Bacon 533'; Fig Bars 29'? Kleenex 
     
      W035 4 Bm ioo FT. itou.   
     
    
   
   
    
     1TI?AllIlll tiiiciii  ;;  r '""'m'”." KW" 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1955. William Hately in his 86th l Marys H8". May 2 to 7mPlwl(.'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     gllllmilerlllglalrellgigw -gm",-g auditorium, Queen ct...-no lPulling Finishing Touches On Ealon's New Store 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the funeral service will be held lsdcahfug ”a”:(gt"3r'I"JS'lI'  l 
     
     Hall. Epworth Hall. Summerside. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lPrograms available Miller Bros.. 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tuesday. April Ni at 2:30 p.m. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Interment Presbyterian Church 9 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Cemetenh North Talon" land Toombs. Allison MacLean. T ,  h ' 
     
     McARr"lUR,..At the p, E. 1. Summerside. Mabonls Drug Store. . . l U”- 
     
     Hospital on Saturday. April as. Montague. t F no SCI! 25: Raisin; 37g 
     
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     1955i M” E”” M”"'””'' '3' PRIZE WINNERS - The prize h i r 
     
     '1 yum Remains we" Inn" winners of the lottery which was SWEET   5 
     
     ""i'dH "Om med Maegan Full: I drawn at the Holy Redeemer hall S MUSTARD 34 0!. -VI! noNE.LEss ” Lb' Th j 
     
     Cr. OHIO yesher By B ernoon . . I " 
     
     her late residence at Cornwall1:.?::d;:lzEigmllo:: :)5Ckefl-(?”(fv(Irss: S      
     
     where funeral will be held this Herbert can 21 Longwmth 
     
     M0"d”y '""""0"' "rvme Mm. I Street second prize Presto prea- S CLARKIS 20 0" Tl" CORN : 11'' Th 
     
     memmg " 2 o'clock Interment sure dooker. won by Rita Mc- S TOMATO I For S  
     
     Cornwall Cemetery. 5 am . h e  C 
     
     Cluekey. 245 Queen t.. prize. y Julce  
     
     "'”"N"0"'M H" I -I" I'Ni(t;iemIl mcdim Renown W?" by N Iii?" ;"'u9ko ''''''''-I:---- B ROSE or CHASE 
     
     l H”'”"1 "" 5"""d”' AP” 3' W re'm4th mu" t bl es lnsay S ”' "' SNOWFLAKE Lb a SANBORNE i Lit Tin 
     
     .1 1955, Min. Elizabeth Macxinnon.Crescent. lingo. a 9 amp. x ml-uMR"”En - - 
     
     l t at at school street, wed 82 we l W" by it V" S”''”"' W W h Shortening 25: Coffee 51 D9 . 
     
     l l nooting at the MacLean Wall altyhkigli: nu: illltacndhltliylch Willi: K AlI.'Pl.IRPOSl HOUR ' , 
     
     . .i 1, ll gll rg on Y S N k 3 3 
     
     ll" V :01?” So ;ll:”Moo3oy ofgoplbootii. was won by Mrs. Robert HICNIIIIIIID   C 
     
    
   
   
    
     sin-ie-hm-i ui-vi Ann 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     noon, service commencing at Il DI8m0lld- 00 DDIIEZIBS Stl'PPlr 
     
     elclock. Interment in Fredericton! FUNERAL YESTERDAY ;1.he 
     
    
   
   
    
     Heinz Products 
     
    
   
   
    
     c”"9”'y' funeral of the late Charles H.  Ib    u"-vndm" 
     
     ' TIM" I ll, Ml. I Jenkins was held yesterday after- 
     
     -.' Ry" 313'!-uAI1.ti:yehr Ahlt;ni1' M. 19553 noon from the Cutcllffe funeral . 9 . OODRUEY ' 3'" 
     
    
   
   
    
     98 lb. b 55.99 
     
    
   
   
    
     M" Pa" rl-nln0l.-,g,(l 55 yunl Home. Service at the home and 
     
     KIr'I'emalns will be transferred STIVC W33 cuhdllcled by RW- 
     
    
   
   
    
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      gill artirinoon iltilociooirrto itorll 3:5;-l (C?lril,is:istle-wIzlsdulg:md:li:d0llt;l, l l R6 . s roi- 
     
     i te r nce . 'an. iinera 4 . ' 
     
     urrangeesmteerits to be) announced. M15. HD7915 5'9” and MP weni I     
     
     l,,,,l ldel Phillips. The pail bearers  l I ll , 1, H K 
     
     il:s.At the Charlottetown I glnaifk H?i':roI:dms3I1:aticuld5n'cheF:It-F: I I I  I I ' ' I I "” 2 um 
     
     IUGH . . . r - - i 
     
     . loam! on Thumlayl Apr” ml l S. Mew”. Claude mcMmm Putting the last finishing touches on the ceiling of lamp department at the new . CCITOTS T96 
     
    
   
   
    
     1955. William 5. Hughes in his John Roper. Intu-mom .3, lo Eaton Store in Cliarlottetown is painter Dave Head. Mrs. A. Weatherbia and 3 3'3?-33' 
     
     szntl year. His remains were Sherwood Cemetery. Lloyd Roundell go right on checking mer chandise. . E In 2 '9' 
     
     Girls . 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mm ., lll, lale resldencel 31 funeral of the late Lyman l-1.   l  ” 
     
     Emu,” M” gmm when the fu,l.;Davlson of 6 West St. was held H d A . RAFEFRUTT 48 0:. 
     
     5.1 'm be held ml, Mammy yesterday afternoon from the   l   
     
     morning at 8.45 to the Church of l lculctlmf dFg:9”1h ilrolfne '0 T”"; U . i V 
     
    

    
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      :v:.::t;  ciao.   nderwr-lets  it or on 
     
    
   
   
    
     - gducted by Rev. A. F. MacLcan. 
     
     Interment In the Catholic Cam. assisted by Rev. Howard (Thrisio. 
     
    
   
   
    
     tA solo, "Crossing The Bar" il'(lS 
     
     DONOVAN-At the Charlnttetown rendered by George Johnson. The 
     
     Hospital on Friday. April 22. 1955 pall bearers were Dr. J. W. Macr 
     
     Samuel Donovan. aged 73. Re- l Kenzie. Fred Moore. K.M. Martin. 
     
     mains are resting at the Hen-I George P. Thompson, Ernest Mac. 
     
     aeeeey Funeral Home from wherel Leod and Russell Leard. Inter- 
     
    
   
   
    
     L”AtUAdIunChe0n meeting of thel  and 
     
    

    
     e n erwriters Association of 
     
    

    
     P. 1:. 1., held at the Queen iioteil GPGVY 39: 
     
     Thursday. Charles 1''. Bentley.- 
     
    

    
     manager of the Royal Trust Com-. 
     
     pany gave a highly interesting 
     
     and informative address on "Suc- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     the funeral will be held this Mon- I ment was in the Peoples cemet- f,ff”fl'l,  ': i:,''l'l '9'”? '0 EXTRA 
     
     day morning to the Church of l ery. fer the address” heir. "iI.'I3i:(;  e UPECIALI 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the Molt Holy Redeemer for no-l n...j.:-A...-... 
     
     qulem High Mass at 10:30. in- 
     
    
   
   
    
     E”;i3L  Ema" FUNERAL 
     
    
   
   
    
     N.D.M.gL... For our late Comrade 
     
     lwillam I. Hughes, M.M., 
     
    
   
   
    
     wered many questions concerning 
     
     the Succession Duty Act and its 
     
     application. The speaker was In- 
     
     '-l'0llt3!d by ROY D. MacGfllivray 
     
     and thanked by yresiden Stewart 
     
     0- lvel. who was chairman of the 
     
     meeting. 
     
    

    
     all-licmons the Association matters, 
     
    
   
   
    
     31.19 Lb. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     UNIDERTAKEB lfmm hl. law rooldenoey 31 ccggenlgessaka :'o".E..r5.'E'll':.MElll5El m 
     
     EMBALMER Eng-ton !t,, to Church Mogt Hotel In June. Conferedce chalr- MONARCH 
     
     man. w. Blair MacDonald stated G01-DEV YELIUW 
     
     anylomtow. no Holy Redeemer at 8:45 am. 3:31 game ouutariltdlilllgcl dalgeaken 
     
     pa . . 
     
     Jlertli Wtltalilre Monday. April 35- Gr-at Tuizut of the u Stgtemdf .   
     
     Wyoming and Mr. Leslie Duiiltall. 
     
     DIAL 554. Toronto. leneral manager of the I PIGS. I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Life Underwriters Auocitt 
     
     gaj:-3::-:ja-u cund. 3 W '9 
     
    
   
   
    
     V ..  . re. Mom.--I i 
     
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        regional vice prostrigtntor N. no 
     
    

    
     3 and P.l1.T.. presented pugldoogt 
     
    

    
     l l Stewart Ives with a cirtlflcgtg lo 
     
    

    
     9 .i":””:';l?f.?'.i.i”..;"3,'..if.f.:lf'”” " 
     
     Mr. Joel Sutherland of Gar. 
     
     iottetowa was welcomed as a 
     
     (nest 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     l For our late Comrade 
     
     lsamuel Donovan from the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Honneasey Funeral Home 
     
     Iceland's water mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     Extra Special 
     
     at 10:30 a.m. Moryiay to 
     
     Miss Olive Garrett puts the last cup and saucer in rt , "W 
     
     "'9 Church M033 Hwy R9 place in the attractive china-ware display in the new and Ii: I:tT:lticTt,l::. H! man u. 
     
    
   
   
    
     550 inks- 
     
     a,,,,,,.. modem Eatonls of Canada Charlottetown Store which "-'-'---"' I I Y ' DIAL 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lllll bzptlfiliglsatllly opened by Mr. John David Eaton Tues- ,lE,;v"t:;,:f,; ,;t4;",,-folgf-ll;-l-Ill nu an. I 0.0.D. oitimiis aooni-1-so I am i l 
     
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