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SBUDGET or oua SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERSJ

MONDAY FIRE AT imiuc-a - A slight

blaze in the planking of ilillsboi-"o Byjdgg - e sew-lid witnii a ft-w days - called out the Fire Depart-.

about i! o'clock yesterday

t. men It was quickly extinguish-

svenins.

VETERANS 0N LAND The 4,52 veterans who have been locat- (d on farms in Frince Edward Is- land up to the end of Jtilv are in addition to the 186 who have taken up s-tneil holdings and 86 who have been established .n oom- mercllil fishing, Saturday‘; report erroneously statf-"d that inc {i2 total was inclusive

CORNWALL PICNIC-The Baby Band and Mission Band of Coi"n- wall United Church held their icnic on Wednesday afternoon, lag. 7th., at Mr. Reginald Mac- Ewctrs shore, York Foiint. The day was ideal and bathing was much enjoyed. A bounteous supper and ice cream was served to seventy- five. During the supper hours a life membership certificate of the Baby Band was presented to Dozi- ntt» Mac-Ewen. which was a gift from his grandmother, Mrs, A, P. lfocfilachem. A thanks was who helped to make such a pleasant event fhtitlron.

(‘ONFERS ’WI'I‘H COUNCIL -» Hflgtlfllfl‘ D. H. storms, president of the Storms Cotistructinti Cont- pnny. and notw general manager of the itousinz mmrprise of Cflllfld-J, was in the Oitv over the week-end conferring with His Worship May- m" B. Earle MacDonald and merri- bots of the Gill! Council relative to the proposed erection of 52 tttiuriments ii"i the City, I; t5 tmd. erstood o contract for the erection of lhe apartments has been made with M. F‘. Schurman L.*d Sum- tttcrside and Chai"lott.etov.n ' Shotrd ‘.1115 contract receive tho approval oi Dominion Govert-nen: author. itic-s, Brigadier Storms said the construction will begin w.'.hin a iew weeks. The Brigadier leaves byBplane this morning for St John N .

the picnic for the

FORMER AIR CADET SOLOS ~Donald Tintrey of Charlottetown 1,; the latest stud-eat to obtain his wings, Donald soloed at the local airport with Just six hours and forty minutes of flying instruc- lion. His instructor Len MacDon- ald. stated that he is the most ex- tCIJlIOIIC-ll student he has ever llcwti with and from the very be- citiniziz made excellent progress. ‘litis can quite likely be traced to the good alrmanshlp training Don received as a local member of the Air Code. Corps. Up until ttvo weeks ago Ttnticy had nev-Ir bceti at zhe controls of an aircraft. but Willi two weeks. and one dav oi instruction made what nowstands ll a record in the amount of time spent learning ‘.0 fly at Paul's Fly- ing Service. Now Don states he is going after the prizes offered for the winner of the spot landing rrtnpstition at the Gala Prince Ed- ward Island Airshow to be staged hcre on Wednesday. September 18th.

The past week-end has been the ‘nttsit-st in the history of the local Tourist Bureau. From 6 p.m. Stit- tttdziyi ovcning until ml-dniqlit Mr. 0 B. Darrach. the manager of the bureau, made arrangements foi" the accommodation of over 125 tour- ists. Some wanted tcnts, thers preferred housing accommodation. whtlc more wanted eithcr hotels m" ruhins, By midnight. Mr. Dar- toch and his ztssi-sttints ltutl cvcry attpltt-ant placed.

Though yesterday was the bureau was open from 9:45 to 8pm. and again at l0 o'clock last mrzhl Mr. Dart-ash was back in his office awaiting what he snid would be a record crc-wd on arrival of the late Borden train.

Bcginnln this morning and continuing until next Saturday the tourist bureau will be open

rnodaie the unprecedented rumner 11f applicants which are titihzini: ll~c rurcau‘s services.

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1101i’ Trinity church was tlw scene of a pretty wedding, July 20 at 8 p m , when Joy Elizabeth Fraser, youngest daughter of Mi ind Mrs. J A. Fraser, Clzarlottc- town. PE I. "mcazne the bride of Mr. William Thcmas Hunter. sec- otuzl ton of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hunter, 892 Dorchester, Riv Ter- rnrc J. Finlay officiated.

'I‘lic bride was givcn ti mar"- illftc bv Glenn Scnton, She wore *1 graceful dross cf turquoise blue With RCCSSSCPlt-‘g 1.. m-itch Per cor- Sfisc was of 'I‘alisman -u s and carnal ions,

Miss Christine Bailey was brides- maid in a dress of coml pink with 1x11111110! of contrasting flowers and rhic hat. Rohei C. Brooks was best man.

A reception was held at the Roy- rtl Alexandra notcl. Mr lritttitilcr will reside at 228 Academy

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_0f wide interest was the wed- fllml of Alieyne Grace, youngest nnughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. 1011s. 1103 Columbia and Francis JQSBl-‘ih Curley. son ‘of Mr. and MYS- J- J. Curley of Vernon River. P- E. I. The marriage was soi- tlmllled in an early morning cere- lllom" Mav in Sacred Heart

Cathedral church which was im-t

tiressivelv decorated with hydran- KBBS. ferns. tulips, and snapdrag- "115 Rev. Father Masse officiated. The bride given in 11v her brother. George 1min was lovely in white satin fflwil with sweetheart neckline that ‘lubed a double thickness b0uf- lant net" skirt. Her veil. en train, 11:?!» held in place with white vio-

a Miss Thelma Biswell the brides- ‘flllld W0": a gown of pale blue a tviripllcate of the bride's. Ronald hiliiimi Bregollss was best man. ( Al the reception in Central Ho- Pl the guests were received bv Mrs 150M. the bride's mother. Mrs. A. Agmbrldile and Mrs. George Long. ‘nsldilfll at the reception were the ~ fires Madeline Wagner. Courte- anv McNabb and Mamie Covers. "- Father Muse gave the toast lo "is bride. ‘H1112 bride's mother was charm- Mlflelsn riixaele rose with black acces- “mmomr carnage wn of pink IA rose suit with matching black llwic accessories was the choic- ilf _the bride for her goinv any ggsrurne. Her cor age wlv of white $110M and liv of the valley. <1" illhs n Iuddlm at

Sunday. bell. , Interment was in Peoples CHM-l .

Vermilion. Alta. Mr. and Mrs, Culley are spending their hcriey- moon at Bantf.

vlfflli‘ Ric: ;i. 12-yaa._--¢,1¢ son of Mr. and -’ii"s. Hector Richard‘ Howlan, dlcc. at 3:20 vista-day mornin iti zue Prince C ~ Hospita, oumy‘

The ycung ad had been serious- ly hurt last Friday noon, when a steel ‘brace broke clear ttom his, fathers saw-mill engine and struck; the boy upon the head and upper" part of his oody. He was itmmed. lately rushed to the hospital l " Besides his parents, the late‘ IVictor Richard is survived bv five ‘brothers, Gerard, Joseph, afphonse, Arthur. and Bernie; also by four 5157MB. Bully MP8 Elmer Blane‘:- ard; Rita; Annie Marie; and let-gray All brothers and sisters are at,‘ home.

The funerul wii.‘ be field at, o'clock, Tuesday morning to Anthony's Church, Bloomt,e1d_

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Many friends in city and coun- trv were shocked and saddened when it was learned with deep re. gret that one of their life resi-l dents in the person of J. Reagbl Hornet had passed away in the P. E. I. Hospital on July 6th, 1946.1 Mr. Home was a son of the late John and Alvina Essex-y Home and had spent all his life on the old homestead in Winsloe with the exception of two years when he attended business collcgg l“ Char. lottetown. After graduating in 1914 he took a position with A. Horne and Co. but the lure for the freedom of the country, and as he himself termed it "The in- dependent iife on the farm" to- gether with an inherited love for animals especially horses he re- turned to Winsloe and there in partnership with his brother Par- ker carried on farming extensive- v

He was a leading r showman throughout the Maritlmes and Up- per Canada at the various exhibi- trons.

The late Mr. Home had been tn his usual health until a week before his death when he was sud- denlv stricken with a ruptured duodenal ulcer on Sunday. he was tenderly cared for bv his wife and t-he best medical skill available and it was considered his condition was favorable until early Thursday morning he complained of ‘severe pain. He was taken immediately to the P. E. I. Hospital where an emergency operation was perform- ed. and it was hoped that with good nursing he would rally but his reserve strength was not suf- ficient to survive the shock and he passed quietly and peacefully away in the early hours of Satur- day July 6th.

He was a kind neighbor and a mood friend but it is in the hams tuners his loss will be keenly felt. dis home and family were all in .tli to him.

To mourn his passing and cher- ish his memory are his widow. the farmer Helen MacLean, R. N.. Brooidfieid: two daughters. Mar- garet and Betty and one son (Bud- ldy) John R9881! Ari only brother ‘Parker came home to attend the funeral wihich was held on Monday iJuiv 8th. from the MacLeap Fun- eral Home. service at home and the grave were conducted by Rev. T. E. MaoLennan of Trinity United

Church. Charlottetown and J. He- bei- Kean. student minister at Winsl '

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As a last tribute of respect the funeral was iartzeiv attended.

The pallbearers were all old neighbours of the deceased. Gui’ Rodd. Brackley. Sidnev T531101» Ruben Good. Stephen Hfillvyd. Roland Beaton and Otto Cami)-

i011’. TUESDAY

t AWARDED $25.00 Pmza-ivtr. .Mark McGuigen. son of Mr. Jus- ‘ilce McGulgan has been awarded ‘the prize of $25.00 for havms ed ,ali students of the Island in .he recent entrance examinations to Prince of Wales College.

RIVED BY PLANE - lviiss Beatrice M.,Macdonald. New zork City. arrived on the Island t) plane Thursday evening to vrslt ‘relatives and friends and at pre- isent is the guest of her broltltl‘ ‘Jas. E. Macdcnald and Mrs. Mac- ,donaid. North Bedeqlte. | on FIRST vtsrr r0 ISLAND l -—Mr.d and“ iwfré,‘ “Allen “Ttiltilmgiigll and aug er .1 ey. n 5a. IOnt, are on ii motor trip to P F’. Island comin 1w the WCOJ Isis-m Ferry after vunting in New Brims- .wlck and Nara Scotia. M" 1Y1 say is a fiuenti-tl farmer in On - lat-top aigtd ‘h? ‘nigh in ‘.115 praise of . 511-1 l

l rtacstvas CONGRATULA- TIONS ,-Below ls an evxtractdok- en from the ‘Dynamo’ 11111111511911 monthly by the Empire Life Insur- ance Company under date of Alli!‘ tist 5. 1946. Congratulations and

l VISITING l‘. l-J ISLAND -- M1‘

and Mrs. Preston Bennett oi ;Mont.real motored to P is Island on a visit ‘to Mr en's, Mr, and Mrs, F D of Souris. Mr and Mrs. Bennett my, both nit,“ discharged from the services snout two weeks H80- tvtri. Bennett belt-B in we 0 W A C and Mr C.A.I“.

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Ono of the fittest camp dinlnilt to be.

halls in the ldtaritimes is found at the new Augustine Cove

- l Scotia_ Legislature for tivo

Bennett Lu the i-.l

SPENDING HOLIDAY HERE — Pbilr young £11133 from Itvro. N.S. are spending their holidaifi. on the Island. The "iris arrived by 6B1’ yesterday and art.- staying through Old Home weak. They are Miss Elsie MacDonald. Miss Maxine MacLccn, IV‘..S Elizabeth Woolelt‘ and Mi L; Lila Conrad 11.. N.

WEDNESDAY

FAREWELL SHOWER — A farewell shower in honor of Mrs- Henry Knight. formerly Mrs. Sadie Smith was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbie McLeod, Hun- ter River. Mrs. Knight was BT96!- ed bv her old friends and neigh- bors who presented her with many useful gift-s. Mrs. Chester Wliitlock opened the gifts which were pre- sented by Mrs. Fred th Th! bride thanked all friends warmly. The evening was spent in 511181118 and dancing, step dancing being a special feature. Music was ren- dered bv Andrew Gallant. Hunter River. After a dainty lunch was served the meeting broke up b)’ singing Auid Lang Syne-

DIES IN TORONTO -— Word has been received of the death at her home 188 l.ytton buildizg, Toronto, on ‘Ihtesday, Alli-f. 13. 01 Miss Margaret E. Myers. She pass- ed away suddenly as the result oi a heart attack. Miss Myers was born in Prince Edward is‘and on March 3, 186i. She lavas widely known azrl esteemed. She is sur~ vived by three prcthers, Mr. James Myers, Vancouver, and Rev. D. Charles and Dr A. J. William Myers, Toronto.

Dr. M. J. Maloney of Renfrew. Ontario, his daughter Nill. $011 Arthur and granddaughters Rose- mary and Adair were recent visitors to Prince Edward Island. While they were in Charlottetown they were guests at The Charlottetown hotel. Monday at noon they w;re the guests of Mrs. W. Chester S. McLure and. Miss Lena McLure. Bonnahinley.

Dr. Maloney whoste wife is Mar- garet, daughter of Bondfield. M.P.P.. was candidate for the lIous-a of Commons at the general election 1911. and at tihe by- election in 1912 against Hon. G. P Graham.

He was first elected to the House of Commons at the general rlec- tion in 1925 and reelected at the general elections in 1926 and 1930.

His son, Dr. Maloney. whose daughters were enjoying the trip was a candidate in the r:cent Fed- eral election for Renfrew.

Mr. Arthur Malcney is senior member of the law firm of Maloney and Ecfmonds. Toronto Star build/- ing. Miss Nell Maloney is Ln the Civil Service Department. Onawa.

All the visitors time most en- thusiastic ‘about the beautiful na- tural scsnerv of the Province and the friendliness of the people

MATRICULATION EXAMINA- TIONS GRADE XI — Results pi Matriculation examinations held in June have recently been re- leased by the Maritime Examin- ing Board of Halifax. All the elevmen pupils of the grade XI class of Souris Convent figure pro- minently among tlic successful candidates, A spacial honorable mention should be accorded to i118 class leaders Misses Helen Mac- Isaac and Bernadette MacDonald.

‘both with general average over 80 per cent: to Mr. John K. Mac- ,Dondid for Geometry! 50 I19? @911» ‘or, 50 per cent; to Miss Marion ‘MasPiiea for a

91 per cent. In order of merit, the following is the 115i 01 Hclen

, c fl students: Mtsclggatcgessgernadet-te MacDonald. Alton MacKenzie. Gertrude Pet- l l Mac-Aulav, Marlon ers. Lorra ne MacPhc-e. Mary Msclnrris, John K. MacDonald. Francis Ctieverie. Francis Lewis. ‘Ian MacDonald-

Three mayors from Capt) Breton the visit- h "it for 135%?’ qsl-tgey Mayor J-lfk M116" .I.€BD. syuney. M-vvr D ll "T"? 15011, Glace Buy and Mayer Owtn I-Iartigars Syiney Mines. l The thre municipal chief mag- Iistrates ma e ii 1- 1101111 b! "151" . m8 ‘Exhibition W-‘ek renewing old ac- quaintances and znakirn, new one. t Mayor Morrison at the conclus- flrm of his present term, will have served 25 years ‘n oifloc. l-Ie was for 15 years president of tnc Miners Union in Nov-i Sootla and today is international representative. H4-

ueprescnted Labor in toe Ncva years

1920-20.

Maycr Morrison had hiso 111111“ for the “wonderful show itere Old Home Wee-k" am reg-lifts it as lthe mast. outstanding it. eastern ‘ Canada. {

Mr, Allan Lnwit. noted tiorstnktt of Reserve Mines ownci of inc Brewer accompanied Maiui Morri- son on his trip here.

wiring nature. always ready to help ,ln any way he could when tired arose. In this quiet and unostent-

Bennett's par- I atlous way he made his contribution, ye5.m-dav_ an Bennett t to the community. He passcd awnv whlch “QM,

after a long illness. The many

floral tributes irstifled to the res- . pectin wihich he was held by friends ' and neighbours.

The funeral. which was largely attended. was conducted from the .home by his pastor. the Rev. E. C. Evans. thence to the St. John's Presbyterian Church Ocmetery where he rests beside his vzife. who

51's equipped by tht P'l“°° Ed’ prfiedtlcetgalgofilxi? 1111s Jtggealrggsons wud mmd camp COINWU“ Milton and in Washington’ Fill“ g1" '"é'“';1‘c‘;§"c‘§,‘,§.fs“°§f§,’l; u s A" I-‘mnk in EldonxMalcolml ii gr ' an Y w ' ‘ " '

held- sronwwl 11 “l” M“""“°-lnpvlltlélaioiler'smfilktte (Mrs ivt w R6151“! Eduwnl“ 001mm" M1?‘ MacDonald '15 on): Mary tltfrs‘ W! WPW- Mimi“ Gm‘ WYQ,“ H M. Donaldson. Ntw ratio‘- Cath- secfflll‘! =11l"°'°d ‘he G s erine. (Mrs. W. arr); ' Ethel

Camp; ard Rev. AJ-f. Moore. Porii ‘M

Other lead- Biols Study-l Bedsoue; R

, N. is, the boys"- ers of the latter were:

Harbour: D. w t

use . Murray Mic? arson. St Peters BAY-l 5mm 5, swiumzing -s Maurice LOIA he . W 11V - ~ - nafnél 14:21am - R"- 01"‘

Hicks. on In “W: ooys attended. z-nost oil of the Island.

Three cabin: have already be": ‘erected bn this fits. and when are l planned.

rs. J. L Tren-holm. both of Wall mégfieMlssl: Florence, at. home.

poll bearers were:—J. R MnoWiilioms. J. A. Martin, Joseph Robert-Ion, Roderick Murchison.

Cameron MacPhee and Percy Mac- Lean.

"Bkssed are the dead which die in tiho Lord. that they rest front their labours and their works do fol- lnyrvmthrytéh -

9 l ly express their sincere thanks to all friends for their kind- n"! ""1 mnpstby in their bereave-

he late James ‘

Mathematics total;

the Province each Y0K? dull-ii! [on

THURSDAY

III-IRE mom outrun _ Mr, R0118?! C. Cairns. Guelph, Ont., ‘V1111 M15» Cairns and daughter Judith. Ls visiting his parents. Mr. B1111 MIS- swtt Cairns. Dunstaff- naite- Mr- Cairns is in the Insur- ance business in which he has made excellent progress since lo- cating in Guelph.

HALIFAX PARTY IIERE — A 1819c party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Earl lsnor. John Dunn, Bert Walker, Clarence Peake, Went- worl-h Walker. Lloyd Walkrr and wife, Airs". Wilfred Walker, Mira Merl Walker are uariered in the city for the bill Dd Home Week fiesta.

CAR COLLIDES WITII POLE -—- Gvlns rot-iii on Cumberland Street a cat", divert by n lady visitor '."~ ‘Odd Home Week, collided Yester- nay evening with an electric pole snapping it t-ff. The car received comparatively little damage.

PARKING SPACE COMPLETED —- The parking space recently cor.- structed on Pie south side Oi the Law Courts Building by the County Construction Couipany is now open for lht: acoomodation uf motor vehicles. 'I‘i'ie foutxdatiort, made c,f concrete is approximately 166 fcct long and 55 feet ivide.

INVESTIGATING QUALITY OF MILK SUPPLY — Dr. H. A. Ans- ley and Mr. L. G. Herman of the National Department of Health and Welfare, Ottawa, are in the City conferring trith provincial and local health authorities respecting the qualltt- of the fluid milk pro- cluccd and marketed ivithlri the Charlottetown area.

PICKED 41"“ - FOUR-l EAFED (‘LOVERS eThere looks t-i be lots

of luck in store for Mrs. Brlnslcy

... and l six-leafed clover, in a SPEE- cf about twenty minutes

VISITING YORK POINT — Mi‘. and Mrs. slilnley Murray. Y0 "k Point had n5 their guests inst week Mt" atrl lt/its Gutttiioi Eisict of Long Island, New Yori: at pre- sent residing in Truro. N S Mrs. Eisler is a cousin of Mr. Murray the former Martha Murray daught- ‘er of Mrs. and ‘re late ilammoutl

Murray of Boston Mass. formerly of Clyde River P El the had only visited ='.E 1 once b-iore and

that was when a little girl of five. MI. Elsler is o! Czech patents but now a naturalized American cit‘- zen. he_was verv much interested

in visiting l-‘ss wife's ancestral llLllZ-l‘, the old lilurrai- homestead

ct Clyde River and citiring his brief stay was much nnprcssezl with F EI and the friendly ataitude of its people.

srrotts FR-OJTI MASSACHUS-

Baptlst Church s; Cloveroale where she an‘. her uusband had been re- sident fci" twenty-four years. Mrs. Boulter will be greatly tossed as an active church worker.

Despite o handicap of failing sight Mrs. Borulter continued to take her part in the home until

week previous to her deceasc when injured by a fall which was the cause of her death. Hir sweet ger-tle presence ever made itself felt the widening circles of 1101116. church and community and

19th at 2.30 with he!" pastor the Rev. Eric Moody officia-Ing ct both church and grave. Tie max-y beautiful floral tributes whic banked the casket and the friends who crowded the church for the service all paid loving tribute to the memory of the deceased. In- terriment was in Munayvlile perti- etery.

FRIDAY

GOLF CLUB DANCE -Ti.e City golfers held their regular weekly dame at the Charlottetown Golf Club last night ivit‘. an tiff- usual large atieiicance. Mzny v1.1- itors here frcin the mainland to at- tend the Old Home Week cell‘- brations were present. The music was furnished by the Lwgionaires orchestra.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The funeral of the late Cyrus Birt cf Peakes, was held yesterday after- noon from his late residence. Ser- vices at the house and STEVE “"319 conducted by Rev. W. T. Mercer- The pallbearers were six brothers.

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-—Miss Muriel Wall, Battle and Miss Marry BZ-Bflllhw, Malpiuue are receiving congratulations or. hav- ing passed the Matricular Examin- ation". at Suximt-rside. They plan to continue their studies at Prince of Wales College. Charlottetown.

FINE CONTRIBUTION 1'0 RED CROSS—Mr. Harry C. Murphy of Halifax, N, S, is again IIOIKIHYIII‘; at Stanhope Beach Inn and as us-