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The following insp'rl\1§ “WS-
sng- was reel-ivefl on Ni-.lr Yc`r's
Duy from the Call:l‘l:ill l’1'l-'00
.llilxister by Prilr-i";~ Stewart:
'lIcn. J. D. Stewart.
u-P|‘m|¢f’ Pflnge EdWl~l‘d I!-
- land.
“Personal cordial New Year
gre tillgs to Mrs. Stewart and
yourself. I am sure you will
nrrce with me that Canadians
may well look back upon 1931
with pride and forward to 1932
with confidence and join in the
hope that the continued displny
of the indomitable spirit with
u-hlrh they faced the difficulties
uf ihe past year will enable the
ul Canada to establish
foundations of I. greater
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MONDAY 0199111118 the social events of the
season, _public receptions were lipid
IU- Uénf-:‘m;;°lt‘h° w;l_;nl_‘;: on New Yesr's Day by I-[ig Hamm:
tx; she Provincial Bank Esgltgmnlt Governor Dam" and
it opened here a year ago lpn* a og and ms wmsml’ Mlly"
been transferred to Herd of- mms; 2"’ M"' P'f"”S°- l’°lll l“’l°-- - 1‘ ' ~ _ - t
at Montreal. Since coming F _ 51118 Very largely attended. preme Court for trial. » j
he has made many men” ____ og e first time since the wm-
_n B busmess and mem way math overnors reception was held
these are all sorry to see him vi mi mskfic Gwemment Hmlse'
All are pleased, however. to t C ra Paul' From 330 'mm G
t ms busmess _‘bmw is b___ here was a constant stream of cal-
lllll d d that he _B be_ iers ,more than four hundred in ali.
1CC0€lll“_ an hi her and more Mrs. Dalton received with His
HflV“ll°°‘;l)o;’_;n g He is being Honor the Licilt:-nant-Govemor,
‘ ' wil " 5 el e _
replaced Jan. 2nd by Mr. John Ca- u___§pm;_i;_ttt 1'; ld bé hIi;__a0l§_e5F'_i;_ _funeral was held on Dec. 30th. In
.nur-oll of Summcrslde. 'M__jm’_ C_ C_ '_____h_m'___Sm;_ Major D F' _ termcnt at Dodgeville, lvlrss. §rl_l_;c;N;‘_;'w r;(°‘;l"lS dgl'@°lll'lBS l-0 l ___
.mmm and Lieuh ___ _L Conn '__  »___ u s an from old _r‘uNl~:|tAL olflmts l-0wEns-
The gums ,mc ushmd mm °__hy__. FUNERAL sl-:itvlcas-The fun- §_‘;’;l_:‘r°tl‘f""5lg"°d G°°f€° W- The funerul of the lute Mrs. D. F.
` - ‘ Powers, was lleld on Tuesdny morn-
`¢ ~il ii ._ -_-no . ___ _
" ""~ -I-I lo- r .maui _ _.--.....,..... ....__.
T0 BE_'ralr-:D IN sUrl°.cMg un' -i ie; ui,
C°URT_‘-'05l€l'dBY two men, Rich- s
ard Keele and Christopher Kcefe, done to save tl-ie building -
- . ¢:.0SE.
arrested some time ago in connec-
tion with the robbery of McLean'5 le
store, Wiit<lli c, were sfnt to the Su
__ ei
ISLAND LADY n|:Ao_word
has been received by Mr. and Mm st
./lrehibbld lvreneu-_-ull ef this eity Sl
announcing the death of their d
daughter-in-law Annie E. (Amis)
wife of Charles M. McDougall, at
Providence, rt. I.. en Dee. zath. The G
erili of Edward Gillis w. s held yes
Messrs D A Head Chas Burke
for the DB-‘lt three Yew l-8-ll Duff and Miss peru Pierre l t d p n' P cruel rest. Mr Peter Newsom pass-
e as” e Wllh me g°°°l Wl5ll"5 Pl lflle Class ei ii h at hh humu hollis address but Mr Outhousc
r she Game to Summefsldf ln eervirf- md Mr. Lemuel Pre _ Inu euc u y aw y '. »
hcl- home in Clearmont, N. I-I.. u5hered_ The mums were m“;(€ ` for R happy #nd prospewus New 10 Agibrose Street, yesterday morn- 11010 llle llflellllflll Ol ‘~ll@ llllfllelllc
entered the`P1‘l110c COUIIW H05' beautifully decorated with pink cur- 'Year' Mr' Legntc appreciated me intl- V ‘ll llc l’l`°llgm Vlvldll' to mind the
where she undelwent 9, seri- nutionn 3005 Wlsllcs llllll Ellll VCU’ lllgllly M,-_ Newsom who Wu,-_ in his giih high peaks of Clll~ist`s mssion to
operation. After a IEW Week-S TUESDAY and mfmmed the young mc" tml' year, suffered Ia slight stroke of i l1lll11fll1llY~ Dcallllil Wllll lll°d3l'll
ll llal and remain' 0 when he was Writing ms sermms paiillysis last July to which he' \\'01`ld D1‘0lJlCI11S 11C €111lJl1aSlZ0d Ulf'
tl
left, the osp _
until her death in her Birlhood FIRE LOSS- RILEY BUH-DING and preparing his .studies for the hhuiiy sun," i,ed_ having been u0n_! l’c"lf=.l-lyrtllc necessity of the nn ons
Mr .P 'c s was a woman of _The me lnsl-lmllce Hdilutors have class he would ever remember their hhed in his house foi- thu push sixl of the world recoglllzlllg U16 Mill*
" ' - ‘ Ch ".` i ill?
S OV' I'
fine qualities and much sym< fllll5llefl lllllllsllllg l-l10 1055 011 the kindly action in presenting him muhihn only und lf-.icllngs of lm ll
is e ressed for the bereaved Rllel’ blllldlllg “Used by Tl1\11'Sll2y with this pen. pm- innny years he nas been u settlement of intelnatiollal ques-
XP
in their sm-,ow puriiuuiui-iy night’s fire. The loss on the build-- --- resident of Charlottetown, having tions and the disc
peace and disarmament. with no
°l‘llll3 S"“5°ll °l llle “ye” mg was f°“"d t° be 519-059- llle The Splendid llllallly of Prince removed here from Crapaud where
,rp inf; to mourn her hug- insurance amounting to $15,000. Edward Islulld P0l111li0€5 and the he tlormerly carried on bu5ine55_ other name in history, he pointed
‘md l“'° 5°ll.-‘l- I-'l*Wl'e“°° and `°"°“ lllgll l‘°l’“llll-l°ll Whlcll lslflllfl lllb' He was a p‘rtllcr for il number 0lll» l-S f`SS0Cll\l€"l llle lllle °l Chariottetowli, wllel-c they had spent
Ci-oaks gf clearmont. N. H.. -RADIO I-‘OR NURSES HOME ers have established in the Cuban of yeui-5 with the iaie John Shun. “Prince of Peace."
The progress made in bringing Kelly received ll telegram stating Miss Jesse MacNaugm’°n’ lime BLACQUIEIII-I-Oli Drcc-mbel' 21.
parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Mb- _A new eight tube victor radio market, were referred to enthus- dei-S inihe meai business in this
- ' lo ers and employees in
of Bummerside, two sisters, was installed in the Nu,-ses Home iastically by two distinguished vis- sim the firm being known nn closer emp y
N the industrial world through all lill-
J. E. Blagel- of New York and of the pi-inue Cnuhiy Huupituh itors to Charlottetown over the Saunders and Nuwsohu M,-_ ew. . . __
Margaret at home, also four sununersiduh as n Chrismms gift week end, Dr. Manuel Piedra dc la sam retiring in 1912 _del-'funding and wider application
- C ci le din law er of Hav- ii i_ h in. of the principle of the Golden Rule.
Wllllam and H9-"Y lll to the nurses. The purchase of the lm ms' a a g y I-Ie was a man of cxce en us
md Eben and “me-1 ‘ll rudle was made possible by the “““' “nd Ml' A“°°“1° B“°“"ll' “ls” ees ebillty, of strict iutegrity,.and ‘~\'-‘S H150 f°f°ff@d l°-
lo “ll °l Wll°ll'l sympalhy ls generosity of the doctors and lead- of Cuba' enjoyed a wide populrity. He was Alle? U12 Hfld!'€SS Adjutant Tim-
-S lus business men and other elflrenr Dr' Pied” is the 5°” °t the Cu' vcry hlshly respected and eSlr@m~ "‘°“S led l" “ ‘"1" l°’”l’°'- ““d the
‘ ' ban ambassador to China and he t nl in Cha__1o,_tewwn but meeting was bi-ougiii fo p cinsc by
-"°" - lt will no deubt nfierd it gre - d-.1 ` ed no o y
at tm himself has acted for the _Chinese throughout the province’ wherever Behediciinn prunniincpd by Rev, C,
_POLICE CHANGES IN SUM- of pleasure to thenurses in their G t i ii ti t
overnmen n ls na. ve coun ry. I wa known Cmiyle Wehstm-_ _
- fi _ _
llslllll-A-1 I °°‘1“°l"° ll "le" ° ‘l“ll' l“°““ 5 His father and grandfather Wm le:-fie.swlfe. Alice wadmeu. deush- ll W” annmmced matntdns 
ofthe Summerslde Town Conn- -?- prominent in military matters and
» i ‘ il ill b u er
lust wednesday. when ri. mot- -san News rtlscalvan-lvfrs. teelr is distinguished part in the re- le’ °l the late Hmly W“d"‘““ °' mugs me ng W F _
was passed rppointing Peter J. M. Noonan of Summersidc, has volutions which led to theindepend- vl°l°l`l“' Pledmeascd ml." me year'
as rpcciai policeman 111 received the sad news that her ence of Cuba. llg°- _
oi There are left to fondly ehcrisl
oi Mr. Jamieson, the latter by-Dime;-.in-1pw My-_ D_ ,y_ guifey, °g Mr. Bacardi is the grandson _ _
be given two weeks notice. Mr. Jumaiuh pi,_n5_ had punsed away the founder of the celebrated Ba- llls memory lW° -l°ll5» Felll°ll R-~
sont in his resls11otl°o 011 euddenty on Friday last. His wldew '°“"ll lllsllllell” °l °“l°°~ N°“`s°’“' ’°"“"1l' °f the b“"’l"f“
P0llC€ Ollllfel' l-llllllell-el' will have the sympathy of Sum- ' '°i; shin of the Guardian Publish ng
,usigned on Thursday whichimerside mends_ Mm Coffey is a On Saturday, January find, Mr. J. Company. liowman Newsom, man
n . Garfield Ross, of Roseberry, had the agel' Cfl11MllH“ Bllllk Ol C"ll'llll°l`Ce
°ll-ll' Clllel Km” ¢° clllll' ° sister of Mrs. Noonan and was .
misfortune of losing his residence by Branch Elgin. Manitoba, and one
d tl .H MDO ld.
ll es “ell c ll” if erl of Summerside. No par-l _in d__ me MUS Mabel Newsmm
°"“ l' fire which brelre but bt 10.30 rl. m ug r,
ed with upwards of one hundred
enjoyed by all. The winners of thc
v' cial fl ~ + .
  -°  _.
i _ - . ‘ ’ ‘
Wm; ;;;;;Zn?;‘;‘;_ie:1':;' 3;; auction i0rty_i;yus um us fuiiows; the finest farming residences in that
commpnc yk _ ; ‘_L;1di;s- firsh Miss Mne power; Lu. _section of the country, contained
_ c wol untl Fbruary. dies. sec0nd_ Mm M_ MCKCM-hey; eleven rooms and had all the mod-
new mm are “ll lllgllly l'°°` Gpniiemun-5 prim equuiiy merited cm impl-ovcillelits illcluding elect-
““‘l °l‘°"l‘l l'°°""° ll” by Mr. Prtrieir -rreluer and Mr. p. r1o1ty.ew.Itwas built quita a bum-
°l llle UUb'l0 l11 the D01' B_ Mc-pngu,,_ and drawn by M,-_ ber of years ago, but was remodelied
force: bllt all the bl‘me can- Ti-diner; Lucky table, Miss Rgsn in recent years. It was valued at
be attnch“d to the police as (;hhpi,ii_ and concindins the eu,-ds, at least $4,000 on which there is but
merslde Wllll ll P°Plllllll°l1 0l the old-time dance was set in mo- .
l°“" *l1°\1Sl\“d people should tion, floor director Peter Morrison Mr- and Mn- Ross and children
'll least l°lll' 1'€Bular police- taking charge, the music being sup- _
and extra men for special oc- plied by the society's four piece oi-_ er personal effects.
°”l°llll--3- chestra..
a small amount of insurance
lost most of their clothing and oth-
Mr. Ross had a very narrow esc-
ape from death during the fire. He
had run upstairs to his bedroom in
_ The Province was visite Saturday night by another
_destrugijve fire, this time 8 0rLem_y’ which completely orderto salvage some important ar.
‘l'lSl-l`0Yed the large general store of Kennedy and Ken- me b°l°"lll"“ l° his Wm' Sh°mll
Limited. Both buildings and stock, including a large :mr "mt his hmm" had gm” t°
of general merchandise, were lost. s§;i.w?,°.WnA; cifmmodcd nit head ig'
value of the store property and merchandise is ihuugiishe noiiuzuvgzfncifofxf iigiihf
$50,000 and $55,000,- with insurance of V between when he gui, down tu nuiiiieu hiu'
dlld $35,000. brothers and they were asked where
tire broke out about il The flames spread through the gm-fieid wus_ They rushed up and
:°l°°l‘ 5°-l“1'<l°¥ nlsht. some fir- oomedrbulldlus to the udloir-ins found that he had tripped ever b
en minutes after the mrs bud urchoulf. formerly used as a cafe. roll ef lineleurn which hed been
50011 locked up for the night. It is llll llll-5 l"llldll18 |1lS0 WIS Cl€Sl~!'0Y° torn from the floor and he was lying
Uhildren beading the shire
'film Th! flames made such head-
~.__\y thot despite every effort of the
\°ll'°“° °l 01-cnry it wer impossible
‘Mtn either the building in- the
Xin: repair shop of W. JH. Dennis,
tn have caught from the ll' unconscious beside this.
The house wa.: then filled with
gig-nn of ii" and “ve the dioining the Kennedy store onthe smoke and with considerable dliii-
-l1€l‘ Side. also caught, but was culty they managed to carry him
it t d tinto th ir into
s ved w hou much damage. down an ou e open a
The fire burned furiously all sat- surety.
urday night and Sunday moming, when the fire was first noticed.
and was still smouldering on Bun- -there was abundance of water close
4” 9“'°lllll¥-   by, also buckets and axes, etc., but,
dwash nor blydis . .
from anthe Ngrtha West' mums were contained 1” the mes' the ceiling in the sitting room. Mrs. at present at home. Sho gave up
Pouch and served f'm.,5°5°' Ml' C°ll'~`l' “llll°lllll‘ “Ol °“iRoss and one ofthe children were her position its United Church
um” .u i3u,,,.,,,uu A.i,.,.a il“l'111-‘lor had visited how ml “l' the only occupants of the house ut Deeeeners te nurre her father dur-
' _ ' ` '_ ways ext:-nded a hcnrty welcome to the time and Mr, R055 was in the ing his insi iiiness,
swom in on Thursd'-y. He isirsl d _ it d _ B t l
um of Mm John MPCDUMM or an ers wlo vis e n os on. S. ofilce at the mill when the alarm
_md has “few ret“m_ _ i- was sounded. _ WEDNESDAY _
from Denver Colnrdo Porcvi 'HIE REGULAR B, I, S, 500151, Tile neighbors quickly gathered -CONGli.\'1‘ULA'1‘Ii.NS -- Col:
wh of Albmfton 'ro '__ `  evening, as usual, was well attend- and with their aid the greater part ;ratulatlons are bring extended 1
' " ' mm y 0 ' ‘ - of the furniture was saved but tile
Mr. and Mrs. Mayne Stewart, No
born, on the birth ofa bouucin
baby boy on Dec. 22nd. Mother ani'
baby doing fine. V
P. S. S. LI'l`ERARY SOCIETY-
At the P. S. S. Litcl‘nl'y Society, Mr.
R. .I-I. Rogers delighted his audience
with an.explanatlon of the origin
of the stories of King Artllur and
the Round Table. I-Ie followed this
with reading from Gareth and Lyn-
ctte. This talk was very much up-
iprccilftcd, coming as it did, after
'Rev. G. Ci-.riyle Wcizst-:;~'s splendid
lecture on Tfllnjfsoil of the ,orc-.'lous
meeting. All who he:‘.l'-i Mr. Web-
ster discovered a new ililercsiz in
Tennyson and Mr. Rogers met t‘lfit
interest in his interesting f._~.ll-: yrs-
terday.
FIRE INQUIRY. C0.\’f`l.(.lL\l’.5
TODAY--The Fire Marshals inquiry
into the circumstances of the Fnl-
conwood fire was continued yester-
day moming and afternoon. the
witnesses examined being Artilur
McKenzie, fireman at Falconwood.
who was later recalled; Chief Angus
McEachem. of the City Flrc Dc-
partmerit; Louis Stewart. Captain of
the I-lose Company, City Fire Dc-
partment: Jeffery Fitzgerald, elect-
rician, and Ivan Reddin, superin-
tendent of salvage work at the Fal-
conwood site. It is expected that
Thdfe the fire flghtEl‘S (Hd 8X0€l.
nt work is evident from the fact i-LECTFW DHEA i
> .. J . ‘f; .'l,:=-rvfr. R.
hat they were bi t . .
oinm buhdi B e ° “ve the nd I/. Wade, Secretary of the Canad-
E ng which was enl
Bm feet away from the houm 5' lan Sheep Breeders Association. ha:
Mn and Mm Ross are at rese _ issued the result of the vote to el-
P Il
Hylfls with relatives and intend ect' directors °° ‘mend llle *‘ll“llll`~
artlng rebuilding at as early li, meeting at Toronto early in Fell-
lllle BS possible. 1‘11a1'y. This report contains the
name of C. B. Clay, Bridgctozrli
SI-ZASON’S GREETINGS- The who was elected to represent the
uardian has received the follow- Maritime Breeders at the Toronto
`l - mg telegram Wlllllh Speaks for it- meeting.
<ll1\iusroom by Mrs. C. C. Thompson,
Mm G_ Eihmt Fun ,md M_s D F terday morning to St. Dunstan's é ing from the home of her parents,
l ‘ ‘ ' ' . - D _ _ . _ _
T_smcy_ Mrs J_ J_.J_Jhns°n pomsd _ Bas_h_m' Where R Requiem High Jectrélhhid 1;i;l:isay_ took as his sub __ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacNrlll, Sum.
tca. Mrs. A. B, Cash poured conee. 1 Mass was celebrated by Rev' C'ito the membcrumf tl): his address illll`l`5ldC» l° SL P'-\Ul'S Cl1\l1'Cl1 and
' and Mrs. I.. B. MacMillan cut the Mccarthy' The pau bearers were: at their regularswoeeklycdliym  l Cemetery' Tm smllce at th
ici.,-_.5 _ _ llllel e churcll was conducted by R:-v. Ben-
. ' ’ ' ' l _
_MC I___o_______: _mics assmed in Cahn Rugclh C_ she____m_ Bemnd tl;;t_aTvIcI:il;lg in the Canadian Na nett MacDonald and by Rev. Dr
serving: Mrs. H. Frank MacP'ilce, c°l’l’ lllld Wllllcll G““lllll'll» Selvlce Dl' Ramsay in his able ald i Macmuan at the grave‘ The mu
M15. H. L. Palmer. Irs. Phil Neon- at the grave was conducted by Rev. ' _ 3 “` l’“”l°"S “’°l"" lll"“ff‘~ W- B- MHC'
un, Mrs. S. Pdell, Jr., Mrs. ryan Father Ferrell, ‘“°t5ll“g ’;‘“"“°’» SWSSCH the l\11~ Neill, Dan lvfneNl-ill, Fldelc Perry
-Rcddin. Mrs. George H. Bulltaln Zhrtzréce imthehllmpcl_fl§"°l°l"“°nl L°“l5 Sllefry. Roy Silliphant and
Mrs. J. O. C. Campbell, Mrs. Man- 011 thc cvc of ills departure for A yor; of ihallllganmolltld by M Gabm] MacDmmm_~»-S' I
r l 1'.
;i_i;lgJ__Ba._,llri;ll_VIl;I.s1__ l3;llélillli_n Reg- New  Mg, B515. Deac_on, man- _i-;_ M_ Wihiams_ seconded by Mn Si_ The _Dowd _nu ng _D c_mm_C__oni
. .. . <. _ nr . ager o e ann an Nat.ollai Fox _ _ ,_ _ “ ` ' "
The reed... were dec nit- Breeders Asociation for the past Ezgkgu §;03~;eJ;h;?;i,§;n(§;c; U; mm me wcuk of lmlyer W” held
d ith i h _ f ' ‘ ' las. night ill Trillily United Ci llrch
e w p n roses, and the dining two years. was waited upon by 1-lon. Ci-c¢1mim_ _md was a__c__dCd by ___ _argc‘ccn_ _
uiepieee rf the Bible so ‘ety and
~-_-ill be held in Zion Presbyterian
"hurch.
THURSDAY
luqumr coscwnap _ The
Fire Marshals lllqtlllgv into the Fal-
conwood fire was concluded yes-
terday morning. at least for the
present, with the examination of
Dr. Goodwill, former Supcrluffrul-
ent of the institution.
-RESIGNED-Mrs. F. 1c<l.l lfrowil
.Jooclside has resigucd hcr lvtsitioll
rs teacher of the sixth grade of the I
`\lmlnrrsidc High School. U01' F0
'ignation was accrptvd by the
Tcllooi Board and will take cilflct fit
:he end of' Jaiulnry. Miss Sybil
Tanton has been appointed to fill
the poslllon for the balance of thc
school ycar.~S.
rl:Nl-:u.\l. .snrtvlci-:s-The fun-
eral of Pctel' Newsom was held yes
terdoy afternoon from his late resi-
dence, 10 Ambrose Street, to the
People‘s Cemetery. Service at thc
house was conducted by Rev. E. H.
Ramsay nnfl Rev. C. N. Brown- Tl1¢
pall bearers were: Dr. J. H. Ayers.
Messrs. E. T. Higgs, Jas. Tait. \V.
Boultcr, W. A. Stewart and W. R-
Robertson.
The third meeting of the Week
of Prayer which took the form of
iile annual meeting of the Char-
lottetown Branch of the British
and Foreign Bible Society, was llcld
lust evenilig in Zion Church, Rcv.
G. C. Webster presiding. Also ou
thc platform were Rev. R. Moor-
head Legatc, Rev. Dr. Ramsay. Rev.
H_ D. Raymond, Rev. C. N. Brown.
Rev. W. L. Outhouse. Rev. Dr. Vin-
ccllt and Mr. Victor Purdie.
Tho scripture lesson l-'cad by Rev.
ll. D. Raymond was Psalm 119.
Prayers were offered by Rev. W. L.
Outhouse, Rev. 0. N. Brown and
roi una ythe Ze ilnli :iss-:nled .., i ,.iii t ' , i
“ell D1'0§Tess that nothin ` -‘Mai ‘ll csmy’ and Tat todaysl ADDRESS AND PRES!-1NTA'lgm°m WTC in attendance. Mr.'Laborers Protcctzrc Uiliull durilli
g'5'~“lld bil session will brl-1 fh i 1 ...
. 8 e _.flu ry to ._ h th membei-gland Mrs. A. H. MacCJnnell then the past 30 years 5;llr~,» 1-5 gunna
TION-On Dec. 20t . e _
of Lot 65 Catholic Women‘s League le
waited upon their Honorary Chap- N
‘::in, Rev. Father Herrell, and pre- m
eek’s News Budget for Our Saturday Subscribero
--wan
ft on A short honeymoon trip to tion in 1902 was V uhhh Shown il
e B . . . _ ' ` ` "
av:r_ag;un_;‘_"l°kb P_l:ll°l'S l° llel' SD00ChGS by vsllart-r mr-lllbei-5 an,
hut nr l  r.a gm" the red' fnhlfr °"l°l` 111<‘1nf-f-r:. of the organ
ll..l.. plcitl I usr-flil lz tlDn at a i'<--llllloll nlc-cling cc-l
 ' ift f lu l’
.cuted an address and B 0 80 gifm Among their gif umrev k.t_ cbra__n__ _______r _“___ ____ n_____U___s__r_
in recognition of his valuable serv- Ohm furnishings from _he bndys _
ms to the 5°°l°ly' The Rev' gen' Parents. and Chesterf' -.i and rus lm? by me lllfmbor.-; .ri ill-lr hal
tleman highly appreciated their from ine h.,_i-unih of ih.. ..i.00n~i as ellolmg'
k ` " ' Tlll? Keir .\’i¢»nlol'i1ii Cllurf-ll wa-
ilzoughtfulness and promised hls_
future support and in a fntilerlyi
~.-:ny made known the necessity of D
COUNTY counr-_lzerore Judge
‘UTY 1/€5l¢’1`Cl<1y morning Alfred ‘
Of a cilurcil ll-ll from L. u
l5l'll"l`0ll~>'l_\' l‘i'lllelllbel'i<i at iii.
Clll'istllli\:; _~l-hsoll on lllc 'irrlv-il
- i
n Clinton and Ivan Mr-Ewen _` "ll “ll
unity nlncllgst the members. Tile
address was read by the president l'
treasurer. l
and tile Iwcsciltfltioll madc by thc; _
COUNTY COURT-1T‘oul‘ prison- ,l ‘ll
ers now in Queens County Jail
cliarged with iarcaking and entering 
will appeal- hciore Judge Duffy at
10 o'ciock this morning to elect,
i
ury. The trial was set for Monday-_my S r.- It ._ _
me nth before Judge Dum" Ml- that tlll.ll(fiL;lllf>r lllliillllftllllltl howl(
i_' 'Ili' ‘LQ 
R.. Bell represented both accus-liing of ,hu hom, fm, "_," \ S U,
11 2,’ '0 'leer
cmandcd to the Supreme Courtlgnglnndhme um or Mr' \V"mcl
charged with breaking and enter- “.,;\,.L;’i1_',.I:€l?;;W('1_h ls H gm “ll
l . U ill f " fr -n.
ng the Island Stores. elected toland is one thi _____;’llT" ""_‘“""
be tried before a Judge. wthout afio ihn 50h.um_`,\. my AAI m_v`m"
- _ 1 siiilcli _v o.
and this lllf-lllul'lill llc ilu.; grivcll L
I
°*”‘ one will/_ll will cello illld re-ecll.
SILGIIT FIRI-I~Flre discovcrednhu unii io “.0i.5h~lp thwughout uh
whether or not they shall be tried in the 3 altmem of ML Justice Cemur
under the Speedy Trials Act. At ii A1
P y.
.scnault in the Judges Cilambers..fui»iiiE.r Shu.” of gOod_feh0Wship a_
olclock me County Court meets for Cmnt House Building- engaged me 1110113 the old' time and ilrebc-ill
the trial of Cutiiffe versus Putter- ui
tention of the firemen about 2 .p_¢mi,ui~5,
son. an action for rout for prom- deloelr yesterday afternoon. smoke. The u,...,iu,.,u _,L ,hu ,__-uu. ,u i, .
iscs in Hunter River. On Friday the was noiiupd i_-suing from ine unun I.(,ma,.k_,_ mum fm_,h mg `g'___§_ o`_
Collrt meets for the trial of an window by a passerby who quickly iipnrn-_ Mn yaihhh A .i\,.._h,,._l, ,mu
Th wa coll g i u
automobile accident case of Brown sent in tile alarm. ere s - fi in. (in-,. ni- [ho [¢ii(_“_m_, ,_d_
versus Pineau. On Tuesday. Janu- siderable damage by smoke and dl'L-sv rrild by Sf-clff.-tztry 1),-luini
ary 12, the case of Robins versus Cllemlfll-ls bill- lllllif fr0IT1 fl1”0. Couglllill wus im-.~r-llicfl by ,hu
ussion ol world
Flood will bc heard.
room with Talisman roses. Music G. Shelton Sharp, President of the M I M C1
was furnished by Miss Hcmbys m__ Association _md the local directors hacknhiilzas? ., iohureairlzs _wegjcomid sregation. Rev. Dr. Ramsay presid-| _
cliestra. in the directors room at their head sickness ‘ g S me ue o Cd’ and had asiocmcd with him 'ml
office in Summcrside and present- Lett f tl . k ~ ' the pnfornl the cmgy Dr me dif-
ers 0 rm S lecewed from ft-l'.nt Protestant churches. Open
The Mayor's Reception
more enduring prosperity. _ cd with a valuable wrist watch and the Sisters of St. Vincent's Orphan- in ra er _ If _ d b R_
“R B_ BENNETT” _ ms worship Mayor Prowse and addressas a token of the high es- ge and from Miss Beer. of Prince ME angeni we_i1eRz; el; Dy R ev.
' My-S_ Pmwse were at home to a teem in which he was held. dward Island Orphanage for _ ` an V' ' _' ay 3
____ large number of callers. on New ____ Qhristmas dqnations were reach lliond. The scripture lesson was
Yel1i"s afternoon Mrs Prowse re- PRESENTATION T0 MINISTER ll Wlls declded l-0 lllslflll £1- 111010 read by RW' R' Moorhead Legme’
'DE-lTll OF MRs"D' F' P0w` ceiyeui with His vyorshi' M1. L E _Theinemlyers of Si James young in the new Illfirlllury ill tllc Newsom th” alllllf'-‘*‘ Of l-l1L‘ Welling being
passed away at the Pmwse and Mrs- W $2- Gm; ns; Mews Bibm Class oh slmday_af_ Block ' delivered by Rev. W. L_ Oulilousc,
of her parents. Mr. and ws. smed in rcceiviéw 'lu' the d_’nm temoon resented their int u t Hon_ G_ gheiton Sharp und Di-_ _L psstor of Central Christian Church,
Ma.c.Ncili of Summerside, in thelmom_ Mm (DM _,_  Blancharg me Rev ll; Moorhead Le at; rBc gr’ A, Mpcphec were gue5i,5_ \vho spoke on the subject “What
hours of New Year's Day, Mrs._and Mm S_ Kennedy `po____cd ten with a  Year, _ft is th'e f'  i; Jesus has me-.nt to the world."
F. Powers, at the age of 51 ycars.lM,_s_ E_ A_ Fasten Mm B_ Roy H01! of handsome- ;ViC___nar_ fin Another veteran citzcn of Char? ,' Tll0 Slllll°°l was °ll° “`lllCll llle
ll  ° ` iuiiiei n has entered into his €¢._spt-aker stated could not be dollc
<l€°?Pl-Wd had been ln ‘Bums man Mrs Lloyd W-li Mis B tt . ow
i ' .  n'?r'. S 0 y mln e accom anymg the gift _ _ justice to in the course of a, half
-INCREASE IN FOX PELTS-
.hat the llllmbcl' of foxes pelted
this year is considerably in advance
lor last year is shown by the figures
1 ‘ Furs continue to come
in in large quantities. Mr. George
Cal1b= -k 's in Montreal looking af-
OLD `coi'v l-ltasanvsn-A eepy
of The Guardian of April 10, 1891,
was left at this ofllco yesterday by
Ml-_ Samuel Clow, 169 Water Street,
wllo found the newspaper preserv-
ed in an out of the way corner in
forty-one years ago
BRIDAL SHOWER-A very in-
work of pink and white streamers
President with :l fill/» hun- nine and
can of tobacco.
lilR'I`llS
of the Canadian National Silver Fox his home and rightly collsidered the (;m~jEN_At Selll F.-rllzilldo Dec
Bl'ecdf:l's’ Association. UD l-0 JHYH1- discovery would interest the present 39_ i93i_ to Mr_ and M1.; _il hindi;
ary 5th 1932, llenriy 18,000 pelta stuff. Tllcissug colllaillsinally items Gwlm _“___ U__________ ___'_`__ _'_ _
were taken ill, almost double thc of interest, both Ol “CWS lllld Ml' dallglllel' V H U mn; A
llllimlfify received UD ll’ lllllll dale vcrtising, and gives abirds‘-eye view D0 ,` _ _ _
A the season advances. of the social business and political, 'Rox'-In 'ms CM- l)""- 3l~`f`--~
last year. s . , .
U10 llllflllly Of U10 ll1!‘ Sl1UWS lm- events trauspiring in Cllarlottetown :io  and Mrs' Pm" A' Dolmnl ll
_ aug er.
provcllczl.. _ _ _ _ _
CAI!!-.ll-At Welliwol'ill Cl-iltre, N.
S., on Deceillber 29, 1931, to Rev, B.
LL i ,
ter the Associations consignment ieresging event was R miscuiiuneuus E- and MTS- C31”"“'. 2 S011.
STEWART- At Norboro. Dec. 21st
Ol Dl‘llS l0F ll`l0 5l1lf5 ll0W ll'l Pl`°' shower tendered, Miss Marlon _
gress. Mr. Tllolllns Calvlltilers left Di-nke_ in honor of her approach- to ML and Mm r' Mllfllle Sl*’W2l”i.
Halifax on Monday for Paris to at- ing murriugm at the home of her A Sqn- James G1l_l`lll< _
tend the sales tllcrc and also in schooi.(hum_ Mig violet Mnccam §E52l;ED9Y-Al OL01ll'5`.011DCC01l1-
Lollciolh-S. n`eu_ After the guests had aSs€m_ “ind ,K1e;1_;_;;_ _1_\]/llgoialllcl Mis. Huy-
_ _‘_ '° b.ed. the guest of honor was ush- BEhN_uhD__A,_ the P in d_
| "Ll“FT FOR NEW YOm{_C°p` cred into the room while Miss . . - r ce E
.izlill Basil Kelly, of the Government Annie Macmnnan played LOhen_ “alll l-Slallfl H0`Dil»~"1l. On Dec. 17.
5'./_-ilillel'.Bl'ant. and Mrs. Kelly, lcft grins Wedding Ma'__ch Miss Drake l93l~ '-‘l M1? find MTS. Hlirold Ber-
on Wednesday lnornillg-'-1`or New was seated beneath an unsuauy  u_.<oll. Jolill Harold.
'York on account of the sellous ill- artistic wedding ,Jem hung fmm|Hosp_t_l”i'   l-SESS 
illcss of the Captains sister, Miss h _
ct 'nlll from t E chanduen while mound the 1931. to Mr. and Mrs. Dani” Hughes
*Mary Kelly. Oll r ll: g _ _
brides h - i i ‘
- C mr “as “med 9' “‘ll°-e fnce Loire Mnllor) of Jnmriein
,tile Christmas vucatioll. Captain _ _ 'Plains, a daughter.
hat his sister had been injured §°;5i“__°f_l'l(l1e_ll°5l9SS. then grace- i931_to Mn _,md Mm Andrew B130
.rllcll struck by all automobile on U Y “ ‘ees “l'0 the l'°°l'll 3 Cal' qiliere, City, :l daughtf-l-_ Teresa
riage ornamented in p'nk and Vuioii
New Year's Day ill New York. Miss _ ~¢,
. hom _,_ fruciumulrrrhite end filled wllb gifts. Alter
Lclly issliflerlng ' _*__ ___ ed d h
~ 0 8 5 \V0l`0 017011 an t 9 ac- .___.____________ 
Tc" and dislocated shoulder. Thai
.nest report is thrlt she is improv- i°°l“l’”“Yl“l¥ "N505 Wad- Ml* Drake Mannl.-\Gl:s
i Kei] was formerly F059. and. While thanking her __,_________ *_
ing daily. ll/iss y
of Summcrside and ‘her many_
friends for their thoughtfulness
cal of her ac- ;“'l`*5 Zleelell Wllll H`5ll°WPr Of C011- WHITE-D0irT-A' tile home of
_ friends will regret to il ` _ i _
fcident. No details were colltaineziilelll l1”0m thc W€<iCllTlE b¢’ll~ l‘l9l”ithe groom, I\Iurr:l_\' River, on th;
ll1ll10 \\'l1”0~-5 tharfks was responded w. by l'lle`evenillg of Sallirday, Dec. 19 1931
--- ,sm "5 °’ N’ Shell A -’°llll G°°‘l Rev, T R Geudge effieietlng' Lee'
The death occurred at Annan. Fellow. Refreshments were served ter Henry White DY M_m___y'Ha___
dale on Sunday. Jan, 3rd. of Mr.
John Mri':M'.ilan nge 97 Yi-‘i\1'5. 0ll¢
'of the oldest and most highly re-_
spected citizens of the place, after'
d- short illness which he bore with
patience and reslsnation to God`s
Holy Will. He was a devoted mem-
lber of the Holy Mother Church and
was visited frequently by his pas-
tor. He was a man of intelligence and
efin ent and ofaloving and kind
and the l'emaindf..*r of the evening
passed in mus`c. games and soclbl
discourse.
-MEETING OF MINISTERIAL
SSOCIATION-The monthly meet-
ug of the Ministerial Association at
Bummerslde was held at the resi-
:lcnce of Rev. W. H. Harding on
Wednesday afternoon, when the
bor, and Carrie Isabell Dort of
Murray River.
CROSSMAN-\'0UNG - At Char.
iottetown. P. E. Island on January
sth, 1932 by Rev. Ewen Mueneu-
gall, Willard Grossman of Hope-
field to Miss Irene Young of Upper
Belle River.
CUDMORE-QUINN - At Trlnitl
ministers were the guests of Rev. -
ll 1931 b Rev
l i' em |
__ _ _ Mr. Harding and Mrs. Harding at a P“‘°s°n“l3e- °ll Dec' - Y
l‘““l°°s'“°" he W” °°“e°t°r °t cus reps dinner. This deli htful func- C- N~ B'°“’"~ ll°“‘"l"l H-ml' cud'
lmms al’ Ammndmc mr B number L e g more to Mary Curlllc-ZQuii:u.bothoi
tion has become an annual event
of years' He was lovmgly cared for and looked forward to with much Chllllollnmlvn'
l M. N ll .
by his devoted nephew' r e pleasure. After a. vote of thanks KEl‘L\_Al M°lll“Pll"- J-'lllllaly 4-
. , i
M°’l°‘°“ “ml Mrs' M°"5°" “h° dd fer their hospitality bud been er- 1932- M~S» Patrick _l\c1!.\j_ aged 14.
l l1€l We’ l° “lille llll l‘°l“° wrllrr:-In the cup. .lmui-.fry 1.
i
Amen.
FRIDAY
of motrlmeny to Mr. Allan Hamm
CacCannell_ son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
hat was of bluek velvet with blue
ostrick plume. After the ceremony,
Rev. R. Moorhead Legste. A well
rendered solo “A Clean Heart." was
this moming Dr. Goodwill, former
Superintendent of Faiconwood Hos-
givcn by Mr. Malcolm MacKinnon.
“ll in t T l’° tended to the host an
_ , _ d hostess by
life a llfc of comfolt. God called_Mr_ A_ S_ MacKay and RW Mn 1931 Edmrd Whhm n_:____ 27 ycm_s_
him te his Hoavc-ly Home *hell lf°i u ia ,_ _ hold .m<r:N _ at sinuelrel. Dre. out
_ M of Jeans, t e rcgu r mee ng was _ _
llllvillt .hc Bl01'l0“5 l‘C5\ll'l'°° Ull ‘und matters of importance discuss_ 1931. Wlillnm Alidrcw, illfallt son
, rl
fe. ure well spent in doing good 101' eu_ The ,wo mam mmm Wm the ef Mr. nud Mrs. mer. _»\ilrr»n. nge
°lh°l'5- llls klnd deeds should longladvisabllity of having a Protestant 13 dnlls' '
ilngcr in the lives of the dear oncslorgmhznuon to hssist the “why ilI.\1l0Nn - At 30 Kollsilzgtor
who are left io mourn the loss of Blfmnihes of me t___“_n ,md to do what Rozlrl, S-_lllfl:l_v. .inlluril-_\~ 3. Willinir
kind i1I1dl0\’l118 UllCl'~`~ llc Wlls Weuliiiey going to iii,_i i-nun, unh,i0y_ James Diamond ill ills 02nd year
l¢ll°“'l1 lll G°°l`5°l°W“' He leaveslment. It was felt lil-lt lilc combln
one nephew. M'l'~ -lllllle-* Ma°Mllll““ cd efforts pi pn the ¢nm~¢ne\5 gouid --_*-*-e ~----'
S0mf’1'\'lll¢» P- E» I- ll“‘l two “l°ces‘ accomplish more than if each l’l‘ll\Tll5
Ml'S. Clllll9l`lllC C'°ld9llv we5lw°°d‘ church ciidopvo;-cd tg sglvg the ----*~- ---S------~
N- -7.. and lVll'5~ A- MacMlll““' M°l'lproblem individually. Civic affairs
rose. M0-S5 The many mas’ “lds were brought before the meeting 3l0RRl§-“EY-Al his 1101110 22 B111' ,
and messages of sympathy Sll°W and 5 rusgiuynn purged in naw inn fir-ld Si., Tuesday, Jan. fl., Hodgson
the high 4281106111 lil Wlllcll he W” churches adopt ll civic Sunday and Gor-”\l'd. infant son of Mr. and Mrs
held. H55 fu!1€1'P\l WHS largely M' to appoint thr; l~'=[. Sunday in Jan- E. J. H. Morris cy, az: fl weeks.
tended. May his S0111 r<‘-ll 111 P°ll°°~ ubry for that i-.urpese Miui.<u-rr (‘ol.l.lNs~Dlerl nt Nerli River eu
present were Revs. C. J. Jeans. L. Jimuul-y .5:h_, 1932, Jnhn Coping,
B. Campbell, Barry MncLe:ill all;i age 60 years. F'ullel‘ril will take
WEDDING BELLS-Miss Mar- lvlr. wilson. Mr. A. s. ivlncxny u-be hlnre fren. his lun reridrllee, North l
ion Drake. only dauglller of Ml- also :l guest. Rcv. Mr. ilnrdhlg, as P.l\~.~r. on '1‘llll:;=rl:l_v incl-lluig at 0
and Mrs. Win. Drake, Cliarloftc- president ofthe Assoeliltioll was o'i-lock io St l>li:l.=tnl\‘_< ll:lsii.r:l,
town. was united in the holy b011<-ls chairlllnn.-S. ih,.n_».. i_, R_ C_ C,.,h,.i_.,._\._
It was mentioned that the first
I"YI’i1-_-‘it '£32 l»lillsl>f\l`rl S'. Wed-
llesdrly. .lnllllalry (Till. I-`.li."_;ibelll
D. MaoCannell, Cllarlottet/o\vn, by meetings of the Union 30 years :loo Duuu _,Shui ug _\.._.;.__._._ um. Ui w_ O
Dr. A. C. Vincent. The ceremony were held in a stable in the City. Fym
was perfomled nt the Church Since that time it has grown t1 ri DUNX-_I___ _ __ (.  U_,__,__,i . i
Manse at 5.30 Wednesday momilllb powerful organization, owning *fs _ym,_“a,_._. 7_ _hh _,_._.____ D'___.,.._ ._-.
November 25, 1931. Mr. rind Mrs. own hall on which au ~nnrx r wc- .H \.`._,..__ __
Russel Jones were Will1¢‘SS¢S. The ing built at thc present tim- '-.‘:l ;»~i~}g.;qq~,y;____-i. i-_.--___  5 1 '
bride was very becomingly attircd having ri substantial surpius cf ;f\~,i_ n.__,_ _..._ _.- ._ ,,.. (.....__ _ 'i
in a dress of pa'e blue slk lace. her funds. _.Q _I iu \.___._,_._ _.._, . - _- » .. yn (~ -\‘
Last evenings cnt:-rtalnmffnt a* r;-_~-1 ` 
announced by P;~rs’d:‘nt Arililif (<ii_y,___-., i~i;_.. » i - 7
it wedding breakfast was held at the Gormley in his cpcnlnfz i-_-_m-arf-~._ ~»~- 7 if -‘ 1' ‘ . l
hcme of the br`de at which the im- _ was for the purpose of pt‘om~ti"rt ai .‘o‘ln ll. Clil. .; '
mediate relatives of the bride and Tile progress arnze-:sax oy tho
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