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F OUR NEWS BUD-EIET .0. 011R SATURDAY suBso

MONDAY

FORESTRY EXPERT HEB!- Mr. G. A. Mulloy, assistant chief of the Resmrch Division of the Dom- inion Forestr Service, Ottawa. is on an offici visit to P. E. I. He will supervise wood lot develop- ment on the experimental farms.

ON Q U E E N CHARLOTTE

Brandon, Man a, . .C.S. "Queen Charlotte." He will assist in instructing the crew.

NAVAL PARADE — The "Queen Charlotte" held its regular Sun- day church parade yesterday of men and officers. Lieut. R. Morris was in charge of the Roman Cath. olic party to St. Dunstan's Basil- ica. The Protestant party was commanded by Capt. liicLaren and attended services at St. Paul's Church. Other officers on parade were Sub. Llcut G. Hart, Pay Lieut. J. Belyea, Sub. Lieut. Em Turnill. Sub. Lleut. G. Hawker,l Sub. Lieut. G. Gander and Sub. Lie t R 'd.

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INJURED BY EXPLOSION -, Junior Murnaghan. son of Mr. and‘ Mrs. Roy Murnaghan. City, was burned about. the face and eyes yesterday as the result of a slight explosion caused when he held a lighted match to the as tank oi an old wrecking true. He was immediately taken home and is noiv in the City Hospital. where it will be necessary for him to re- main to: a few days. The wrecking truck is one of a number of ve- hicles partly destroyed when the Seaman's Auto Body Works build- ing was razed by fire some time ago.

Brigadier Gen.

Empire Thea itlon of Federal

Ross holds tn‘? Director of Civ which he received on the death of Hon. RJ. Manion

PRESENTATION AT MT. HEB- BERT. The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. Water Wood was filled to capacity on the evening of Sept. 16th when friends and neighbors gathered to honor Mr. Ralph Ray- ner and his lovely young bride (the former Miss M ' Charlottetown). After the guests of honor were seated and the chair- man Mr. Earl Inga had rnadc a few opening remarks. charming little Laura Doreen Wood resented the bride with an exquisi bouquet of mixed flowers. An agpropriatn ad- dress was then read y Mrs. Frank Lund and Mr. Allison Mutch made the presentation of a generous gift of money. Ralph repl ed in his usual pleasing manner thanking all for their good wishes and tang- ible expression of good will. After the singing of "For They Are Jollv Good Fellows", a elicious lunch was served and the remainder of the evening was spent in music and social intercourse.

ATTENDING COLLEGE -Vcrhn and Wilmont, r and son

_ r, are both at- tending college, Verna at Mount Allison University in Sackville, N.

.. and Wilmont at P.W.C. in Charlottetown.

The death occurred at her home in Summerside on Saturday, Sept. l8. of Mrs. John P. DesRoche at the a c of 56 years. She was form- c ss Leona. Sonicr. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Simon‘

Defense (Arm) 0

Winn. Motor T. W. Dickie." Ptel.

. AWW. R- ldrich J. A. Kerr, G. B. Merrick. Electrician, O. H. Llewe

Rrocecding Halifax. N. S. A. D. Appleton.

Before ing they were pre- sented with cigarettes by the Prov. Govt. thro the Car 0n Can- ada 00m!- e presen ation was looked after by Ira M. Brown of the Canadian Legion War Services.

TUESDAY

—BHEAK IN DRY CLEANING PLANT - A reak occurred on last Friday night into the plant of Llewellyn's Dry Cleaners on water Street, Surnmerside. The were probably after money but if this was so they because it was locked up in safe. They did, however, take the gasoline ration book of Mr. . . MdQuai-rie, the manager. On the following day a coat, vest and trowsers were found to be missing. Entrance was gained by an open window into the boiler room. They glfigtforoosd the door into the main

-SI.IGH'I.‘ FIRE - Summerside Firemen were called about 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon for a roof fire in a. warehouse of H. T. 501mm. Ltd. which apparently started from a spark from thc "M" m‘, l Chimney. A hose from Holmans store system‘ had the blaze out when the fire depart- ment arrived-S

were disappointed w the summ

MILE-N" 1H l

10th. thcrDr

a very enjoyable afternoon and even- ing was spent. yvnile in the 1:00 anglglira. Benton

aug r v Chief lhgince Howard L. MacDonald of the C. G. S. Brant. Mr. lunton, who is a brother of engineer Thomas Ren- tcn of Georgetown, P. B. I., la fore- man in the Steel Works at Sydney.

nus SUDDENLY-Mr. Christo- pher Ford, 67- ear-old tru this u marl In

thieves p);

shortly after He was

city where he wonw-l as a truckrnan in: 1i voars. He is survived by his wife. Funeral acr- vices will be held from his Hsidence. c8 Douglas Street. Wednesday ef- temoon. Burial will no in the Peo- ple's Cemetery.

CAR FERRY OVEHHAULHD -- The ferry "Prince Edward Island" whim m; been on duty last week underwent extensive repairs while in dry dock in Montreal. In addit- ion to complete overhaulin 0f m “‘ y and repainting o boat, the crew's accomodation has being greatly improved. A better refrigeration system has been in-

ities have been addc and

and their daughtc , M18 Prcda, or" 5y B. Miss

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if an u!“ afrao

Michac I-Icnnessey in

dccc but

1 lie health She ' the foil hnast

tended waa held from

the my

stalled. additional black out fafii}; Ibfllmel

ter, Lawrence, an

The funeral which waauleargoly

her son, Walter on July llth to the urch f th Moat Holy Red

trollllhhe

a "W; sflvfv. n. iri cydnoy. N. l,

Q I151 q lng the stale All: Rather ‘fit. ff; d '“"'°°"

have all ifiurcdho f l0 the turod

ground. a

. a - i-agken arm H works fcr-qrda Engineering of Tcrontm-{l

MRS. MICHAEL IIINNESSIY

l gvZ§§'§‘m°§i°§i"“r' " u” m" O ‘° " beloved vita

HIS. Hannah of

the late her 75th

aud had been g P001‘ was up and a ut as usual until a few days before her wit?“ “'%“_“.'ull.€..’”vt'€.'.'

d Cordon. e at- me 0f

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m has been

the men .. lot him-

LITIII FROM WAI PI-IION- . J. A. Silliphant of Hun- received a note from

rn

, landIranceaAnun- nliawkinaiawith the it. p

If i 113i BUYING IIDIOINAL

sauna. in drugs h ‘in. ta c harkafillmynhandle ‘fiver ‘£0000 $- E II III

-'rw.m"i'°llrnaibr

in January ably written aboti

"IIUIQDAY

FUNIIAI. YESTIID Y - ‘The

wrtinwasolieltgeveiwday mph“ all

from his late residence on Douglas

8t. Services at meant!

rc condtniad Carlyle Webster. e were: John Dickie. Cla n Show.

bert J Diamond. Theodore Scntner.

‘Joseph Stanley and Henry Mclnnis. Interment in the Peoples Cemetery.

ING-The firm of Iioffland Bros. have completed the transfer machinery, which had been dc- layed for some time, due to rough site cf o ations. A eneral utility scow. ft. x l4 ft- pleted. ‘Ilhis cdritalns

of fuel

. casalénofi

ft f 9 lftlrglmmrrelglaad abglglgfilfid . o c cas e . some time will elfifse before drill-

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Blad crwracBRI-Iel 15in- ctc He h" n ' 'nt iuu

q. for many years and la 3.1a“. One

PREPARATIONS F0]. DIHIJH 5962i 0! eight years cl age

ea and catinn anadl, cat-

C. lb in . O ll 1y [HYIIIIQOMII his pliant visit in

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CIDVOTII- All

niverton. Jlra. Crane is eighty. eight ‘years oi’ .. She is vigorous and art to the p011. Mrs. Crane all been a constant reader 0f the Guardian °° "l;

joy its pages without glasses. AGED l0 -

VOTEI 0f the

must have

Cardigan Hand. who is . Mr. McAuley in spite of his venerable years has ION i611 hi!

cod or, all of his acultiea ‘and a cheer- ful and buoyant disposition.

WEDDING CREEBHATION — A social evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mm Cecil Wood Sgt.“ . on the occasion

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in cent Proviocfll e

‘h

“m funeral of Mr

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and vc several miles g

oldest of the voters who turned out w to ask their ballots at the ro-

FUNERAL ynareim“

. Nelson w W". held f ‘Mick sz.ei--i°i‘-~l“résiii..w.-~ m ere service Was he,‘ to-

v. . E.

conducted nrli§§’°‘l'{““-,,,Wh<= llaq

c pail bearers were Mess“ Bfizvs, I

row; r...i"“"“ mighp...

mo» w-‘t —0UIl'r wenpmq‘, ' d! . soleiiinizeq W”

Prince m: stationed

ndln

Whfifc he l; W “Willi-S.

were twealmoonlm _ W! 9 0K1 Ih niahee cases weiedfiggeghg,

lloblfh. his Vig- the pa

Heath Strong 1'; C" m"- mfiton W. E. ' ' " Bell. Richard s. Eiilglggrio fi

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i c ationa w commence as nfiiiis machinery mull. b6 placed an housed. SMITII-MAoPIiEHSON-A gretty wedding took place at S. star's Ba Manse when LAC. Wil- liam Kite ener Smith, son oi Mr. . Smith, Millview, was united in marriage to Catherine, daughter of Mr. Archibald MacPherson oi Car. 513m, Th, mm»; g w” vex-mm. Wood presented the bride wfi a

wedding an. nivorsary. w. Mn. Wood ,wcrc agreeably surprised on ro- turn from Sunieuerside to find their ends waitin to greet them. To the strains of er. 's wed- ding march. played by a. Walt- er vxvtoetai, the guuts of honor were

eaco to two gaily decorated ch LA oodruff Min

CHANG! IN STAII‘ — Ralph Maclcan former principal of Prince Street School la new on the staff of Prince oi Wales’ College. His position oi English teacher was ggeviously filled by Mr. Miller

acLure. Mr. J. B. IcClcrc also resigned from the staff, as French teacher, in order to oin the army. His place is being illed by Ml‘- Arsenault cf Quebec

__.|-UNERAL y sum ‘ _ u saving apparatus increased. The funeral of :-l~.e liiftc MIBQ§JIIDT;? m” ma“ rm” bu“ “lump” mm Desnoches w,“ held yesierdav davits. These were previously op- morning from he, me home M, ‘g erated by man power with block lrlfillwk- Tia? Pflllbcl-rers were as lnizthlléiklg-lwhlfih W; l "W 91W c ows: assets, Joh Mcg _-_»,|, me o o ower ng em. and by her unfailingly cheerful dis- Peter L DQROQHQS 311-11195; S§,Z,,§_ ,____ position endeared herself to all. Henry Wedge, Mgqlm, wedge Dan. SECOND “up OF Mo“; |;___

The motor launch “Moyle R." is

Besides her borrowing husband lei Perry. The fvfass oi Renuiem gt she leaves to mourn the following St. be,“ landed he" Wm, n. "emu cargo for Newfoundland. The cap-

Pauls Church Was c l brat/ed :2"*.:;i.'"k'::;§ ""- "-'"'..“f."..'l§.'..5§ 1-. l": ‘rim "as" . , umm r- a. ‘ -.’ ’ 1m. igdfiiiindohihnbln the Rllhpaeh‘ ’w"“v°""s ‘ as r s h gglrxziohonmtrhisndgrlle 3332:1151 $35 AmwAvs WALL Tenn. ed by Rov- D- w““°° M'°Ph°"°'f Xwiggilgrlalfiuqufetth“ i?“ rs : M. . -—- - . himmditc ' o oappyoocls- Wedge (frgrllg; BAITS. 6il...’°§§?.*3 —WEDDING BELLS - st. Q,“ °,_‘,,p°‘§6‘°§",ves ca?“ °' fig, "TYPE- Tm‘ "lrilgmf 9""? mfifildt, 1nd flfimf}, Th‘, 51-159 w; icri an address was read by Earl i2r (Katherine); Mrs. Henry Perry Mary's Chanel. Summerside. was nmfiflflfg, h, f,‘ Thfhunci 1f o _ “mm” h“ 3"" m‘ “l,” '8" ' attended by her sister Florrle while 11m and a presentation of a pearl the scene of a pretty wedding at med b , ,5“, o, “h,” p 'YP°.'Y"°“‘ ”°"’°°“ ,§",;, m“; the groom was supported by tie-Mn and pearl s made August 3!. when Miss Margaret ° l’ m m, w?‘ ',*°“°‘°“ M‘ brother Pte. An added

(Christina): and Agnes at home.

The funeral will be Eu m y, ggllvm 55,13,101 p; b Lloyd 5rd. d “m: t K110111118 fliMacDonaldduhte fMr. _ . . pert, ..Th de wa gven a flnwas. nice o residence to . and the late Danrealg liiatgDonalfi £151‘)??? gq§uqggfin§fioutllfl2 "mwg? ma, %|e$:n:§e°8:_ marriage by ‘her! fathersand wore the bride's wcddng clothes by her Roman Catholic of 'I‘ravellers Rest became the “mm, the 11,-,“ yo, monflhg, More- l???" "mo olygguun. ‘um: m,‘ a two-piece dress oi powder blue niece. Pauline Wood. The evening al. bride of Walter Daniel Croken, son 1mm"). mp0,.“ macaw, u, w“ llcrlxinm n w be us“. exclwvm, up; jersey and flower-calot of silk Wis spent in music and long, Mr.

of Mr. and Mrs. James Crokcn of “if observed. 1h, alrnm, sounded MIND h, Found mum“ velvet in matchin shade with and 1m. Ralph Raynor ea bly

Séugulréa-féelél. gienacverirlnony was at o'clock. came not. lolnlg agger ______ n: lalgcmesaori . Ten cotraadgs wt; grlcyiftlingnzlrile ‘nitric, agtder w ch a pro e y . .G..I.th ilinth cit fB .- n. .0 a anroses. c resma lcrv. Mfltlllllh. V. 6.. m. A e a" V. dire ‘or 03f gull gr raid “GENES ummrm"! wore ‘a blue apaca

ransom- u. ms. wMzu?" 13H}; “Wm

Sonier of Summerside and a life- an r» t B2» . or rrgen, n daughm.

long resident oi the town. Al- though she had been in ill health for about a year she bore her af- fliction with Christian fortitude

SHOOTING SEASON OPENSThe duck shooting season in this PIO- vince o ned today and for hours before awn gunners were on their way to favorite spots. Not even BB5- oline rationing, ‘.VOI‘li out tires and hard to obt:.in ammunition was kec-pin tlic-ni hcnic. Several men. dresse for the znarshcs. were ob- served getting; into cars in the city shortly after midnight. Others were

repairing to leave Liter. in time t0 gs at their favorite blinds by day- brcnk. The tveothtr was favorable- a; ii ' was fine-and 300d bags were an cipated by most gunners.

INFORMED SON IS WOUND- ED — Mr. Lawrence Morris, 66 Brighton Avenue, has received a wire from the director of records, Ottawa, stating that his son Pri- vate Thomas had been officially reported wounded in action on Sept. 7th. The nature and extent were not available. Further inform-

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M i: C HcAvEsN ithilgkh, Mrtépand on sfpte

C. W his. Miss Laura Doreen

L 8 Priii Hospital on so t and Mrs. p '

Charlottetown,

943. t0 Mr Weatherble, nrtglrlfilltén

— At tn P in scar. a i» ’ »°' °°

B SI! , , ‘ a daughter. sveiylinllir” mom‘ MACLEOD - At the Prince ward Island Hospital on gem, W . Imiis in...

A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.- Rcv. E. S. and Mrs. Weeks, Sack-

Vlllv. arrived Saturday to attend the rector o; 51;,

ation would follow when received. Private Morris. who was a. member of the heavy artillery Joined up in Edmonton at the out-break oi the war. He has been absent from this Province for fourteen years.

BIKE DRIVER. INJURED - Frank Laffertv, 92 School Street,

was injured last night when struck E

by a car as he was proceeding cast on Richmond Street on a bicycle. The accident took place at the in- tezsection of Prince and Richmond. The driver of the car did not see the approaching bike which was following a cur that turned off Prince. He took the injured lad to his heme and summoned medical aid. I: was found that three stit- chcs were acquired in the leg. Darn- azes to the bike were not known.

WET WEATHER DELAYS HAR- VESTING — Wet iveather has been delaying grain harvesting 0 . cratioas in this province. ‘The bu k of the grain has been cut. it was learned over the week-end, but ‘nest of it is still in the fields. Very ew yet and indications are that not many will be taken from the ground this week as most farmers are concerned just now with get- ting their grain under cover. P0-

tato digging began at this time hnd

last year and then was delayed for a whole week as the rovince was visited by one of the eaviest rain storms for many years. Farmers report that they are behind with their field work generally because of the weather. They said they had been able to get only a small oi fall plowing done.

The names of two Charlottetown officers are included in a list of promotions concerning‘ Canadian Army personnel released today by National Defence Headquarters.

Capt. KM. Johnston. Royal Ca- nadian Corps of Signals, whose wife, Mrs. Mary Johnston resides at 153 Prince street, Charlottetown has been raised to the rank of act- ing maior, while Lleut. WS. Mac- Nutt. Royal Canadian Artillery. son of Thomas E. MacNutt, 34 Brighton road. Charlottetown, has been pro- moted to the rank of acting cap-

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Another promotion was that of Lieut. 0.8. Coates. Royal Canadian Ordnance Corps of 4'7 Milton street Sydney, NS, to the rank of acting captain.

BRIDE TO BE SIIOWERED. - On Wednesday evening August 18th the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ross, Wheatley River. was the seen c§ a IllBDDy gatiierin when the e0- p e o

amount.

potatceshave been harvested“

40th Wedding O

Saturday ve i . Th ill t on Manda; o? ‘Illfiesdayy w re um

LACOUHSIERE - SHIELDS-A pretty wedding took place Wednes- day evening at B o'clock. st the home of Mrs. H. E. Williams. Hall- fax. aunt of the bride when Rev. . D. Murray united n marriage, Miss Gloria Mabel Shields, onl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. . Shields, 115 Beech Street, and Petty Officer Jacques Emil Lacoursiere, R. C. .. son of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. LaCoursiere. Montreal. formerly of rgetown. P. E. I. The bride. who was given in marriage by her father, wore a street-lea tn gown of ice blue sheer over hue satin, with a wreath blush p k roses on her head and carried a bouquet of pink and white roses. Her only icwellery was a single strand of Audrey Joudrey. e. was bridesma d and wore delphinium blue crepe with matching accessories and a corsage f pink roses. The best man was Signalman Walter Rowe, R..C.N.V.R Fo owing the ceremony, a reception was held. The rooms were decorated with summer flowers and white streamers and the bride's table was centred with a three tier wedding cake. Later the happv couple left for Prince Edward Island on a honeymoon trip. For t-ravelling, the e wore a cocoa brown camel hair coat over a. dusty rose wool suit with cocoa brown ribs.

PRESENTATION A‘! WINSIDE OHTI-lgpe home of Mr. and e

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was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. O. Lawson McKinnon (rice M s Helen Fall) who had recently been married. The room-s were tastefull decorated with a profusion of fal

honor were ‘placed in the living room for the bri c and groom who were escorted down stabs by M: Mrs. Norman Noseworthy. Mr. Icith Carter then came forward and read an address of good wishes and congratulations and extended n. cor- dial welcome to the bride. while Mr. Layton Smith presented them with a subs tial purse from Winsloe and vicinity. Lawson on behalf of his bride and himself thanked all for their kindness. r sink "For They Are Jolly Good Fellows’ giving the couple a hearty bounce, cards ant dancin then enjoyed until Lunch was served , assisted by a number of the young ladies. Music for the evening was furnished by Messrs. Percy Gwvm Emmett. Hugliw-(Pattiot please copy.)

OLES. — Trinity United

. ind

BOSS-C . .. w church ‘ PafslifibiiéfflhbllTottetov/n.

of hcr approaching marriage. The brida-to-be was escorted to the seat of honor by Mrs. Vernon Nov and Mrs. Preston Rackham to the strains of the wedding march Play- ed by Miss Ruth Dickienson and

gifts were opened by Miss Auallne Smith and the accompanying verses and good wishes read by Miss 'I‘hel- ma Smith B

le. Mary in a few Words ioualv thanked them all for heir lovely Rifts which consisted of many beautiful and useful articles and a

maincd ovi the evening spent in soc- ial intercourse-Patriot please copy.

DIRECTOR 0F A. H. P. VISITS HERE — Bri adier Gen. Alex. Rosa C.M.O., direc or of the Civil Air Raid protection arrives here to- day from Halifax by lane. It is understood that he wil attend a meeting Tuesday morning he will meet the

rovincial committee of the A. R.

. Administration. A demonstra- tion will be held in St. Avard’! lone 7 about 5 o'clock. In the ev. ening there will be a meeting of the different Island repreaenvta ‘ of the A. R. P. committees. 0n

of the C.W.V.A. here. On se

was the scene of a quiet weddin 0n the morning of August 25th. W 9n Mary Harriet Ross. daughter of Mr.‘

Wheatley

Russell Coles aon of Mr. and Ernest. F. cciss. North Milton. The bride beccminely dressed in a

of blue crepe

who also wore a dress 0f blue ¢r¢P° with matchlnk accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses- gmomaman was Mr. John Ross. brother of the bride. Fcllowinldx-lie ceremony the bridal party had h- ner at "Milton's Old Spain and later Mr. and Mrs. Cole; lei-t on the Prince-Nova for a honeymoon tri

D m ape re n llVG wd C B to . m t‘ lling the