ii Y . h - '.I'IOIROQihlllIllII.llle0Clll o i Cit "Ind control C iinued I Sui reme C rf 3'w3'5565'dw-'3-mi"-3 gr. y on n' P cu. u"'l;'u ;'hnecomner1stnn.”1s:s T5 ' ' rmircrownwltnasaqageveevid-eanibconseiotisofsomeoosbeblndw, "H '”'”'"” T - eedac for the Christmas

3 G'uardt'an -- --I -- :;;- :3-, -,v,-,-,,,,,---, 0,-,,,-,,-,,-,;--3, ........""'. ...... .... ..... ....... .... . tomobanonoinIndIbewooldm'd”"ym”u'”'TI"m”u” 3 .- .........e-e.-e-.-w-- . cthurt. Shetoldofbeing drIg- gr-;;g with 3331' g-;rger,.gl"g;v;g

. - V D ' I ' r -Panel We Guars!'a2.-.Et'E:X-...ia"-M256. ..r.":::.::'.:"nl..”"...: :.';,s at 5'0 ?-'"”.u.u.-- smote ----. -.- VT M R? - Annie Bruce Souttlport' Cyril pod from her bloune and her lnse- mu wmvmvm by Mn” cum" --cnss.wl:i.i. Iilr better pl1ot0- Cloitwishi. .J. hVEh!l1N;)hlVeenIJnX:,heltll men”. him! am”: in. mm is um hm hm Chappvellh Frank Veuey Ind -" lurcl cv. 0 ll . . - l - . Mn. Mllle . . 'i-Thur DOLL.-lli iiuvs MORE' isicr. Orwell 11.00 a.m.: Cherry PI'”"”" "” ”'- I; 5''':'f' at 'l19I'Itt&ckH'-Iheuld-Iiuuedthe Several Christmas hymns we're . . it the Hughes Drung Store." Valley 2.30 pm: Vernon River The cross-enmu on brsulujinto her mouth and recur umyed by .11, M... chum ch... . . l. - - - - aye:

7 30 p n hence counsel J 0 C Campbell. all it It the luck of her neck He he; omnd ,. go, 0 1409.94

3 -' THE ELlzhlir:l'il Studio ul lllul H Q.c., called for numerous dbJee- than took the laces from her shoes m1,,g.,,,.,.,., pm” but 'i;,,,,;,,, u 1, D ii if c e has caniccllcii sprint-ll I DON'T -V1155"!-he C0IIWd.l' My tions from the Crown. A suuesr and tied her wrists. Continuinl her 'p-uh pjmh Mum”. A story. o-H, classes uutu lurlllcr uuticeh l Lr:t;e;:0uAligl;:lllsdiw::lm lhqrugslg-:31 tion from the Crown to have the evidence she said that she was cm. rm... as Might Give." rand

'' WI-L VOW do luiiiiiialiilg. llc-I Jdnl 17 eat 8'15 - I evidence of meI1:tompcI:iIn.m hid hit” to wuk do” the ditch to. by Mr. Wu.” Mule” cloud mu ( Iiable Windoli t'lL'aliL-rs. Plloilcl ' ' I I I. camera was . upon by "nus . pnked car which she "Id 1”" "I um m99unI- Th? mlllllul Q . W54. YORK PaS,m.a1 Cha,.g.- Tlle Ills hdsoeadshlp who, ttlut I one I coupe with a sun visor cl: or 1": m.eu.I Wu, "54 md ,,,. s H j . H United Cllurch of Canada. Mlnist- cI:sIIIIYlnistr:l)l::lh of iutloe. ll: lies” '1?” 'h'.fJ,: ””nfd'?,' ”" proved. the roll all being respond. 1 Wl.x.sl.tll-. hP.lblUlt.-lhl. (iiuigc l m.. Rev. JM. Spmuleh Sunday, ind m t m u . I m use e wIs an - th ed to by quoting I verse of script. '2 the Unmldl Umml M illllmtmlllvr. Jam 15' 1956: H 00 8' m YMK; witness .C0iIIll:ll:uT.l:llII,Inl:lfCIlo timee mA.uneIuiiIdiI:-S tlIml)ayI lftwuilli til: iizluejl? home mm " .. S iv ; "i-:as ll nits: in- -- . . . . ' I H .h 3. I ,

I Stitlll1t( ll (ill! H ill ' hpillll-("(IkII)ll ii i Blackdyl 7 30 P m u " begame elvldenl IIlhlIIhme pre ”.t of the car which hehblgiaelli Io genrmg amomuedc to wont:

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r Ixladllalm plln -llrlllfl”-u:IItlllSI?Il' PS1 ('0l'EHF-ll) Pastoral Cllarge Ive;-cee lI,llPt:tI,leIlcE.lI,l? courseeofcduurrt :'tIv:pa'h(:II'v':aIsoxtI:lIIIll: sstify rdowl? Ml'”?.,"'I,?,,"”,'f,”"”,2J"f,I,f yum be ( h . H h h ll.:lllIE(lh Church of Carlotta scr- tice. lie reminded the Crown that "we are only at stu's Turnabout". ml” and ,,e,,f..,,. 55 "um i HRH -U" lllrllllllvlh Wlllifhvit-cs Sunday.' Jan. 15. stauhopc. even if the Court were cleIred.t e when th cear stoppd. the Cum- The members decided to make 4 J"? "W" M10 -Wlllfllg H ifvvk-N 11.00 a m.: (uvelioad Road 3.00 witness would of necessity have o plainant was allowed to,sit ulJ- 5119 mg uguu "at of cmdy to, the Nedlwsdai eitnglll: -'1" tH'jWlf lpm . WESI Cuvcllead. 7.30 p.m. give evidence to It lens. but I had worked the gag loose with her Sunday sch”, chhdmhand w Begins J3". 3-'”l Md W0” ltcv. .V.R. Green. many people. tongue. She recognized her sur- meet I! the Mn" ta pack boxes Headquarters. l-Ltirol now, The complgjmug took the dud Iloultdmgs as that of the City Dump. oh mm. candy. Gtcmtor me shut.

FIRST AID stiilltlcircl cllllrse furl mcn and wuilicii. El nooks. Xllitl-L

tiny evenings T-El n't-lucky IIWLIIIIS; Jail. 23. Red Cru.-h llcutlqli;ii'lcrs. t ' Enrol now.

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MILI.IlN'ERY SI'lC('I.lI. ;ii Iii-lh Style Millilicr). t.il'c.'il (lDlIl'P.L' Sim Specials iii xeiitulzx. lelxt-is until felts at S-l.il.'w and b2El:'i. An extra-

spccial rack up to 37.93 to clear amp. (-hm, Rwelh 3.00 hm; h 1 t t m I 3 the Forum M me "cued in compaw with It SI.-I9. Cluirc-llill. 7.30 p m.. Rt-V. Donald Eolrlithnaasllszfsesgg :5”: vissmgo Friday luncheon Wm be at Mun. Fred Toombs calling for her on the , FREDEmC.h()N mld lVl('ll(llS0ll. Alliiistcr. Montreal. ' treIl'I finest Sea-Food House the night of July uh, Th; mug in

bane. Sunday, Jan. I5llt. ictoii Sunday scliiml 1030 am. Worship and cunmninion at 3 p. In. Bradalbane Sunday .-it-lionl 10.!-ll I.m. Worship serricc at 1:3) p.m. Byaid Tl1llTl)el'.Il'llll- later.

. .CARD PARTY - Rv-sills of chrd party held in Cciltrzil linynltv Hall last evening: I.Lt(llt.'s ' 5. Vincent Shea: St-vniul . "ossman; Coilsolalluii. .lli-5. Lur- icr. Mons high, Bill Kvllx. Scu- ond, Philip Cokcr: Cnilsnlation. Ray Gengc: Door Prize Russ:-l Gampbell; Freezt-l)iit. Mr. Stewart Inf Robert Brinizlcl.

JNFIRMARY FACILITIES ---In the Grand .Iliry's report of. tlir.-ir visitation to the lnflamary, it was noted-that the building was im- maculately clean underline super- ” ' hnf Mrs. Keziling. The jury it '. however, find that the plumb-

thape. The kitchen and laundry facilities were also found to be in- Idequate. None of these of. course

I

nder existing con lonti.

' Kinsmen Set Up Employment ;Committee

1

rise dhb.

' Mr; Jack Gay reported on the dance held after Christmas at the ilollnway Club. Mr. Joe Shelfoon 'gnveia preliminary report on the

Isle of nuts which took place. dur log December.

and Ivan Sinclair was set u explore local problems.

' Irtlculrs will be announced in th . ear future.

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IIIIIIIS. MAIIRIAIIES,

IEATIIS 50: For insertion

nlli.'Tus'f

Mrs. Lewis Conrl. Dttiialdston. daughter. Marilyn Dianne. '

I-bus. Bmokilide Farm.

geld, Weiilt lbs. 14 ozs. MARRIAGES

h - I st year. The bid Wohesdsy. ”

,II A. I. Long Memorial

. Caatbrldgep MIII. Inter-

wus la Evergreen, Boston.

013?;

-HI-In the building was in had

any reflection on-. the Super- vision of the building who was re- -gorted to be doing gplendld work

A, The regular meeting of the char- ttetowlg Kinsmen Club was held 1 liursdny evening at the Charlotte- : town Hotel with Joe Shclfoon. chair- men and George Hood co-chair-

Jomed es the newest addition to

Reports on other Kinsmen mat- hers were received from Ian Ran- in. Percy MacDonald and Dr. Loy uffy Ind president Sam Robison.

in Mrs-kn Bank. the club's repre- - litative' to the local Advisory om-if of the Unemployment In- ururce Office gave I detailed re- oudiscussionii which have tak-

A one recently to assist with sonal Employment problems. A , - rt church. worship service 3 p.m.

-' veI, Ernest Lord and Sam Robl-

i A Variety Show is proposed and ornmiilec Chairman named for Hits project a release on flirlllcr

l- Attendance was 77.4 per cent.

c3iIiz"'r-.-hEiE3'l7Ti:7I'E3t?pitui on January 7th. 1956 to Mr. and

MVERS-M the Prince County Illeplial on Wednesday. January ll, 19M, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crap- sld. I douuiier, shells Margaret

POWNAL UNITED -Pastoral Cll2ll't.(L', Services Sunday Jan. l5.- llillvicn at 11 a.m.: Pownal at 7 1) nl' Polrllal Sunday School at 104.3 zl.ni. Rcv. T.R. Goudge, Alinisicr.

THE PRI:lSBY'l"ERIAN Clilircll in Canada CL'IllI'ill Parlsli. Serv- iccs next l.ol'il's Day are as follows Czilluc Cows ll.0tl a m.. S.S. 10.00

Ill.-IRSIIFIELD Pastoral Charge- -Tllc lll'csli)'lcl'iall Cllurcll in Can- luuu sutuiay, Jan. 15th. 11.00 I.m. lllill'l'iiit.zton: .'l.0(J p.m. Mount Stew- litltlf 7.30 p.m. Marslifield. Every- innc nit-lcnlnc. Rev. Lee M. Muc- lNaut:liton. B.A., Minister.

3 (IORNWALI. PASTORAL Char e iljitltcii Clturcti of Canada. Rev. . i. Patterson. Minister. sunday -Sciwivi-5. Jail 15. New Dominion, lil nm.: Kingston 8 p.m.; Corn- inall 7.30 p.m.

l BRADALBANI-I United church. isuntiay, Jan. 15th. Pleasant Valley ll a.m.: Rose Valley 3 p.m.; Bradalbane 7.30 p.m. Annual meet- ing Jan. 16th.. It Bradalbane, North Granville an. 17th Rev H.S. Rayner. Minister.

ALEXANDRA ... lia1.elb,l;ook, Cross Roads services for Sunday Jan. 15th, Alexandra 11 a.m.: l'IIz- elbrook 3 p.m.: Cross Roads 7.80 p.m. All are welcome to thee ser- vitceers. Rev. G.E. Armstrong. Min- IS .

TRYON BONSHAW Baptist Pastorate. Dr. E.J'. Barrass, Min- visfcr. Services for Sunday Jan- uary 15tb. Westmoreland at 11.00 am: Tryon at 3.00 p.m.; Bon- slraw at 7.30 p.m.; Sunday school It Tryon 1.45 p.m.

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD Parishes. Services for Sunday, January 15th, 1956. Second Sun. day after Epiphany. St. Elizabeths Church. Springfield, n.oo a.m.. Holy Communion St. J ohn's Church. Crapaud. 7.30 p.m., Even- ing Prayer, Rev. George R F. Ebsal'l'. Rector.

ALL PARENTS of pre-sch and grade 1 uliildren are iuvi to attend the four weeks series of films and discussions beginni Friday evening, January 13 It 8:30 p.m. third door. 100 Fl-tzroyi Street, Tonight's film is "Ter- rlblc Twos" Ind "Trusting T.hrees' Sponsored by the Pro- vincial Home and School Assn.

NEW GLASGOW Christian Church Sunday. January 15, Mom. ing worship and Communion 11.00 a.m.: New Glasgow Community Sunday School, 12.15. (Time of "Well!!! for remainder of winter months) Cavendish United Baptist

-Itsn. Mr. Hugh Bollock was wel

(Please note change of hour of service.) Rev. Bryer R. Jones. B. A.. B.D.. Minister.

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS - Two collisions occurred within the past UV0 dolls in the city. The first in- volved a car turning left off Great George into Kent SL, which hit a car backing out of a parking space on Kent. Minor damage resulted. in the second. I taxi backing out from a stand on Kent St... struck 3 Cf" nmcecdiniz east causing considerable damage to the front end of the private car. in neither of the collisions was any of the occupants injured.

FUNERAL SERVICE - The flin- - oral of Mrs. Bcncdlct MacI(Innon was bold Thursday morning from the Charlottetown Funeral Home to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deemcr. where Requiem lllgli Mass was celebrated by Very Rev, are. 1101')! Murphy. C. SI. R. Present in

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F. MacDonald and Rev. 0. P. Wood. Intcrmcni was in St. Mich- 8015 Ccrrietery. Corran Ban, where service was conducted by Rev. 0. P. Wood. The pail bear- ers were: Robert Gallant. Mark Arsenault, Frank Lnccy, George Buote. Raymond Dunn and Eugene MacDonald. The funeral was very largely attended,

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iioil-collrinrilcr

Male. Mrs. rmit I. well: "my "" '"'”""'"'"" vrosr-m

flltrsl

on book loans on farm-stored ab 31.500 It five-per-cont

Another measure would provide for the treasury to bear atora e charges on all wheat held by t e wheat board In excess of 170,000,. GD bushels, effective int Aug. 1.. start of the current crop year,

Mr. Drew said that instead of

guarantee: the !

erilment Irliement

Par- .- uh

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ghwaye miov 0.

M .

TWICE HCDLMAN TRIP WINNE

Holman Co

Mrs. Small.

the "Pavilion".

est eating places in the city.

corted tourof part of the metr

STAGE SHOW

Cafe Martin. will come I visit rent stage show. Oil Wcdnesda followed by a tour of the plant

facturers in Canada.

light-with a touch of Continent

ness the wrestling matches. 400 Club followed by a trip

In ohpor Icle wbic

Ii MEMORIAM

I1, 1947; . A page in the Book of Memory is gently turned today.

ily.

In loving rnem bntstlsar. J. Aus Davey,

Gmpereeux.

inofher. Mrs. George

We'll give it all and more

smilc.

Just as we did before.

We think of you to silence Your name we often call 'f'bere'I nothing left to Inawer list your picisuie an the wall.

Iwqy Jannty fl. 1954.

Mlfd

.Dtntm

IJIII. I954.

peaceful. Guided by God's knowing hand no In gene upon I journey 1'0 I dtstnnt. brighter lulu, AIII

Mmhllcban IOOIUIIIIJ-.l)I.III.

"been" is lass:-ours In-Jinan Ir

. JAMES MARTIN AND MR. MARTIN

On Sunday January 15, Mrs. James Martin. Charlottetown and by supper It the Mr. Ennis Small. Summersidc, win- ners of the R. T.

Mrs. Martin a sales lady in the appliance department at the Char- lottetown store has won the contest for the second successive ycar.

iMr. Small is a salesman in the hardware department at the Suin- imerside store. The trip also pro- vides for the luky wlllnflrsl to be accompanied by Mr. Martin and

' The group will leave thc Province by air at noon Sunday to Moncton and will travel from there to Mon- treal on the Ocean Limted. arriv- ing Monday morning. At noon they will be entertained to luncheon at La Salle Hotel. which is classed as one of the fill-

During the afternoon they may elect to have it free for there own pleasures or to be taken on. an es-

polisf The evening will be taken up with dinner at Drury's follow- ad I visit to the Bcllevue Casino to see Montreal's top stage show.

Tuesday will be taken up with luncheon at the Indian Room. fol- lowed by I touriof the remaind- er of the city. After dinner at the

Her Majesty's Theatre for the cur- luncheon at the Ritz Bar will be one of the largest furniture mau- In the evening they will be en-

tertained at dinner at the "Le Tour Effie!” in an atmosphere of candle-

France. Following fltlr they will visit the Montreal Forum to wit-

Oil Thursday lunch will be I the

Cinerama which will give the party ity to witness a spect- will not soon be forgot-

ln loviniikmemory of Thomas II. Mills. who passed away January

Ever remembered by his fun-

of my dear who pund I-way January 13, 1954, It

Mm. Ellie Llbvwleiyn. Mlnhbgue.

lin loving memory of my dear Cauglilln. who passed away Jim. 13th, 1944. the If Ill the world was ours to give

To hear your voice and one your

sadly missed and ever remem- bered by buabiid. daughters and lit.

In I'llCI'fIfYI'y of our door mother. Mrs. Charles Craig who passed

me Sanctuary were Very Rev. P. edllver Mrnensbeeted. sully intes-

Inaoried by bu dauglstu-I. Mn. DoIo&y Webdt Hid Ma. Ma'-

In luv ,y of my be- loved husbohd. stiawiiet Mu- Mlclwn who passed away JII.

Downnrendtlusfsululud

'" ” "'”” """ noirnd MIcDonIld Ind- Allison 3; w,',?':,,".','” "'3." Profit! took port in discussing the ”'''''”,,,h,' "" I ""' "" "'” otrlmit Isl-oars nu sate ble smiths fnee. , Bndmgrn-'Lr;v;;.l;v;-gtwmtlm Mn. Stewart Mnomlci. fedentlons. These were given by ".....'c on ' . I , . . I-t-I-H-vhs . -I kIfsuru.xlIr'32.xi.p,l:...e our tether i -it Mncnonld. Juilor Farmers Mrs. Hi" WW5 '5' Clinton Jones. Woman's

Ihortly before 11:”, returned It 2:00 p.m. and was still undergoing - cross-examination by the Defence when the Court hdjourned It 5:00 R p.m. The case continues this morn- Inn; at 10:30 when it is expted that ten. The evening will be occupied me Cmw" Wm pmd"c” " 1"" "Au Lutln Qui Bouffe" and the Montreal-Toronto.

five more witnesses. National Hockey League game at

The first witness caied was Mrs. Anne Bruce of Soutbport who told

Murphy's car. I blue Ford coupe started for,I drive. They went to the Nu Inn on the North River Road where they hId something to eat. -

Shortly before mldllliht they came out to the car to discove that it had I flat tire. Murphy proceeded to town to get the tire repaired. When he return- ed the three started for her home It Soulhport. She lII(I' that Toombs got out of the car It the Village Restaurant Ind Murphy let her out of the car If her lIne. She walk- ed home. -

Questioned II to Murphyis Ip- psrel. s-he III! -be was wenring working clothes. Continuing. she if.” ”'t T”i.'”"' r.f”'”":E.f” wl" ' me o p one 1' I . en Servme hailsed WI'IeCIlIl'hMllI!'lpIly ol;i;rtt:ombs

The third service in observance Wm” I0 3 9"” Sr "9 of the Universal Week of Prayer ”” M95” "'3' mm- was held Wednesday in St. Paul's At this point Crown noucuto Anglican Church. In the absence Nicholson Iehad that the jury re- of Canon J. T. Ibbott, who is prc- tire while I point of law was Irgu- sent this week in Amherst, Nova ed. He Iiod that the Cour Scotin. as guest preacher in the rule tbIt Mrs. nruce was I hostile W991! 0f.Pl'H)'El' SHVICGI there. "I9 witness. which would in turn give service in St. Paul's was conducted 11;. crown up right u gg-ou.ex.. by lay-reader. Dr. George G. Fish-, mm. ha. 31, 1,9,-d,h;, nu umg he could not see tint-the witness was hostile. , ,

When the Court resumed, the witness continued with her testi- ntony. stating that she w believ- dl tbIt Toombs had it the first to visit her borne on the morning of the ninth and tint Murphy Ir-

rlved later. 4

Des Jardins. The afternoon the party will have free for eithter shop- ping or touring on thqe own. which- ever is their fancy.

The evening will be taken up by entertainment by one of the city's largest clothing maufscturers. On Saturday one of the city's finish- ed paper products manufacturers will entertain them at I spot of their own choice, ensuring that the group will be back It the hotel in sufficient time to prepare to start the trip home on the Ocean Limited that evening. arriving back on the Island by .M. C. A from Moncton Sunday evening.

Week of Prayer

0-

er.

The Scripture lessons were read by Major Stanley, of the Selve- tion Army. and by Rev. A. F, lilac- Lean pastor of Trlnlby United Church. Prayers were offered by Rev. A. G. Piercy. rector-of'Mil- ton and Rustlco Parish. and by Rev. T. H. B. Somers. pastor of St. James Kirk. The c lr. under the direction of Mr. II. ris. sang "The Lord's P

The address of the given by Rev. H. L.. ,or of the chariot Church. Followin gested for the We service by the Can Churches. Mr. -Mit subject. "The See

to Y.

of

The Defence made no

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est- i;.';,n,g phy It the Nu Inn o the night of them. mg. July 9. He recalled t his brother Enesday eveniu ind taken Murphvlo cbIriotte- dian Council o town to have I tire on spoke on the Lean fixed the time h King Shepherd." phy It I little bef emphasizing the ospel tnltli of No crosg-exgmlnguo Gods ceaseless nd unwesrylng tho wltnggs, quest for His cliehtures. . , The follrith segvlce was held halt COMPLAINANTT evening in ion esbyte an The compi.1n.u4 .14 untonme Church. the pastor. Rev. W.I-I. night of July 8. e Ind I girl fmwhebelnz int ch-rue. The Scrtlr friend. Marie GIllInt left for Char- ure h sson was read by Rev. J. Maw, wh," they whlhed Hound H. Bishop, pastor of the Church "hm hhomy hem” who 0-clock of Scotland, and prayer was of- when they me: No bo' . hm fered by Rev. E.C. Evans, M-in- Baum” ""1 ROM ty 0:3" later of Visitation in Zion Church. Th wen, , d .” ha” ' The choir. under the direction of boeyhl "1 J1" 'I rsww m” "'','h J”"".GIffi”'f5s'"' ""5 Viv”; slay. She eandriuarie weer? In em. ' I pirit" by . A 39-Ix-me"' ln'I'I.l1:bIlI;II:kW:::IrII()IlII1?eInct.IlKC front he "mum of the "emu was sat. About twelve o'clock the pIr-