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MONDAY GOVERNMENT

He will be a guest to’ his sister, Mrs. B. W. LePa e and Lieuten- ant, Governor Le age at Govern- ment House.

HOME ON FURLOUGII - AB John Herrell of the RCN is at Present spending a 28-day fur- ough with his mother. Mrs. Cath-' erine Harrell. Grafton Street. city.‘ AB. Herrell returned recently froin' overseas duty after lengthy service land is at present stationed at lini- ax.

RETURNS T0 DUTY — Stoker‘ First Class Lorne Mahar of the RON returns this morning to his station after spending the week- end visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mahar, Dorrhesterl Street. city.

___ I RETURN HOME-Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Smith have returned home after a very enjoyable trip. While in Ottawa Mr. Smith attended a Dominion convention of Railway Postal Clerks held in the Chateau Laurier. They also visited their son. Petty Officer Ralph Smith Mrs. Smith. now stationed at Hyacinthe, Quebec

on noupay _- iMftlOtl H.L. MacKenzle lU S _ arrived at his summer residence at Mitchell RIVBI‘ for a short, vacation. Prior to the war. Chaplain Mac- Kenzie was President and Execu- tive Sefletarv of th= Community Churcha of the United States and: is or. leave of absence from that or- ganization during the ilvar. lt is two years since Chaplain MacKenzie last visited the province

FORDIER I5LAND BOY DIED 0F WOUNDS -— Mrs. Louise Van D. Seaman. River John. N S is in receipt of the following letter from the Minister of National De- fence, Ottawa. “Minister of Nat- ional Defence deeply regrets to 5n- iorm you that Honorary Captain William Alfred Seaman has now been official ' reported died of‘ wounds tvrent first July 1944. stop Ii any further information becomes available it will be forwarded as loon as received "

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An early morning raid by Mounted Police on a woods in the vicinity of Linkletter Road. west of Summerside yesterday resulted in tails but it was rumored in Sum- mcrslde that four stills were tak- the seizure of stills and partially manufactured liquor and the arrest

Authorities did not reveal de- molasses and possibly some sugar. of {our men

A Wedding of nluch interest to Prince Edward Island friends took lace in Dorset, England on June 2th when Miss Margaret Congdon dflllkhter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Congdon of Dorset. England. and LAC. Robert Emmett Goodwin. ion of Mrs Daniel Goodwin of Ken- einetcn P E. I were united in the IIUI)‘ bonds of Matrimony The ceremony’ wa performed by Rev. Father Miiiericlt in St Joseph's Church

Capt. Alfred MacL-eod. a veter- an mariner GFCI at his home French

iver, Saturday. He was 84 and had followed the sea from the time he was a boy until he retired a few years ago

Althcuch he had been unwell fol‘ a _vca_r cr more his last illness was brlcf. HQ was gtrickcn with a heart attack Friday night. Capt lvlacLc-od is survived by his wi e

The funeral will be held Monday afternoon from Geddie Memorial Church. B111‘ l will be in church cemetery

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.. Donald B Nicholson. H. C A i F‘ Toronto Ont S P O. R0)’; K Nicholson R C. N Glasgow, Scotland; Cpl Everett H Nich olson R. C. A. F. St. John's. Nfld.| and Cpl Lloyd G. Nicholson. R. C-I A. s C Camp Borden. Ont 1

The District of Cherry Vallfyl and vicinity suffered the loss of oncl its oldest and most h iv l teamed citizens in the passing 11-‘ wav on July 23rd. of Mrs. Charles Mutch. She had been ill only a y had been a to be up with thci familv and to talk tn her friends in her usual bright anfl haptrv mall-l ner. rm the last week or two the] had with her besides the family members usually at home. three daughters visiting her two from Saskatoon and one from Washing- ton This added arcatlv to good cheer

—I.0.0.F. OFFICERS INSTALL- ED-The newly elected officers oi Prince Edward Lcdze. No. 22. I 0- O F. Summerslde were installed recently bv District Deputy Grand Mast - Finlay MacKinnon. Char-

The hearts of a host of friends’ were indeed saddened when the new ca-irr- that Mrs. Catherine Adams widow of the lfiio William Adams of Sea. View had passed azvav in Prince County Hospital as! the result of an accident when she! fell while at.‘ Hoimf-nfs Store‘ snooping and llnacrcd i2 days at, tunes quite conscious and as the and drow near was able sa "d bvc to her dear ones and as sun was sctttnz on Saturdnv J; Julv 15th she ‘Wits called .. after just repealing In Mv ‘.riher‘s House Are Manv Mansions "r a long and well spent life at t age of 84 veal-s site was stir-l rc-uildcd by her loved ones when the end came.

TUNERAI. -_ The funeral of the late ll/Iiss iVicv Finlay-eon was held fscm the res enre of her parents I». and M... Alex Finlnyson. 233 C site-i Street yesoerday‘ afternoon. T .. vice 2t the house was eon-t c‘. ctcd by: Dr t snt vrs in Belfast Cemetery w ere service Was conducted by Evans Members of the nur- sing section rlf the Red Cross

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Corps of which Miss Finlayson was] M

a member. attended the funeral. The nail-bearers were Robt Ratt- rv." J W Blanchard. J H. Part- ridge. J. R. Blanchard. Milton Gurn- ey. Joseph Pl-overst

Sgt Cilarles Hogan arrived in Sllmtncrside Saturday evening ha- vine ilesn invalizicd home from] the battlefields of Italy H9 “as wouiltien the inst WCCK u.‘ Mal’ in the KIHVQ that bliiiCllCfi the Hitler took the Allics on t0 Rome. Fragments from a shell burst caught him lr| the right arm and the hip. I‘, was ne- ccssary to amputate the arm above the elbow He on; also wounded slightly in the heel a couple of days . previously ,

In itootl spirits and looking well in spite of his expcririlccs Sgt Ho-

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Y short time flbliid until quite re-centl e

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TRANSFERED T0 HALIFAX- Cant. W. J. Rolinsoil. who has be n second in command at Beach _'e. lcft yesterday for Halifax. Having been transferred to District headquarters in that ca. Mrs. iitolinson will loin her h and as 2:603: lac soeonmiociatlons can be

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GRADUATES AT BROCKVILLEI Among the recent graduates at Iirockville is Lieut. Bill the Royal Canadian Medical Corps, who recentl graduated in medicine an surg- ery at Toronto University. He is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. C. Beairsto. Toronto, and grand- son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. E. B. McCrcady.

WOUNDED IN FRANCE — Mrs. Beatrice Maclnnis. 234 Queen St..| has been notified that her son. Pte. Liiivreilcc Elwood MacInnis. nos officiallv reported wounded in France on Julyi-ith. Pte. Mac~ Innis. who Joined up when war was declared. has been overseas for three years and has two bro- thers in the Navy, AB. Gordon and AB. Lowell. R. C. N. V. R.

CONSERVATION CLUB MEMB- R - Word has been received by} Mr. C. H. Black. C.L.U., that he! has qualified for membership. the Conservation Club of the Mu-l tual Life Association of Canada, Membership in this club requires consistent ‘production over a period of years o a large volume of new} insurance. so carefully selectedl that a very high percentage of itl remains in force.

NEWS FROM WAR PRISONER‘ —Two post cards and a letter were received yesterday at the home of Frank ONeil who has been “ails-l sing" since the fall of Hong Kongl His wife who is at present visiting} in Souris received the joyful tld-g lngs last evening. Numerous friends in the city will also be glad to, hear that ‘ is alive-nnd hope-enjoying good health. Be- fore enlisting he was employed byl Kelly s; McInnis.

LIBERAL MEETING — At the annual meeting of the Fourth Dis- trict Liberal Association held last night in Belfast Hail. Eldon. Herbert Gillis was elected Presi-| dent and James E. McEachern. vice-President. Milton Furness was re-elected Secretary. The retir- ing president. Fran B. Lea, pre- side Among those who addres- sed the meeting were Premier J. Walter Jones: Mr. Dugald McKin- non, M.L.A., and Mr. A. W. Mathe- son

VISIT 50UTII IUSTICO -—- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrew and son of Cambridge. Mass. arriv‘ l in P. F,‘ I. Saturday night. Thsyvi were accompanied by Mr. Arnoldi Cflfllenter. son of Mr. and Mrs Rex. Carpenter of Dover. New Hamp- shire At present they are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stan-

Army‘ also

ley Houston. south Rustico and w

of relatives at Whcatley River and Hunter River. It is Mr Carpenter's first visit to this Province and iic is much impressed with its beauty. and particularly with the fine ap- pearance of the farm crops.

SIX SONS SERVING — Mrs Neil Nicholson. Hartsvilie, recently received word from her son. Gnr‘ Mantford. S Nicholson ailnoun-l cing his safe arrival in France. Mantford is one of_ six

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C. rapid promotion having held his

Grand - airns; Recording Secretary Cameron; Financial Secrets Linklet-ter: Sharpe. Warden-M. Melli ductor-A W. McDowcl ' -B Millet‘: ILS S L.S.S ——A Cornc I.G.- . Jenkins: O G -Charles Mountain: R S N.G -(leorge I-Iotlé; LANG. —H Clarke. H. S. V. .-- L J. C. Watson: L.S V G —A. Hubley: J P.G -Elnlcl' Moore.—S

25TH ANNIVERSARY -- On July lu-ciltt-third. Mr. and Nils. Ilibbcrt Hughes of Coveheaci West quietly celebrated the twenty-fifth anni- versary of their marriage their children gathered around them. e son- in-lriw S Maj. Clarke was un- avniflahly absent. Mrs. Clarke and iilcir two boys, Mr. and Mrs. Chir- encc Coffin with seven children. Mr. and Mrs. .Dnwsc:l Huigncs and two girls were all present. After dinnrr Mr. nnd Mrs. Hughes were

fan expresssd his pleasure nt be- ng home. He joined the iii-my at the outbreak of wtu- but it is cnlv a year and three months sine». ml went, overseas While in Italy he served with the Cape Breton Hizhfl lenders.

-—ANOTI*IER AltItESI‘ All-l other arrest has been made in connection with the recent jail break at Sumlnerside. This party. who was taken into custody on Saturday. will appear in court this Harper of Woodstock. N.B.. have returned home frolli North Carle- mornlnlz and will be charged with assisting the prisoners to escape. The two men who escaped were

Clifford Ross MacLean. ill. ‘est Devon and Ervllle Essery. i7. Mt. Pleasant. They were later sutured and have been sent - for trill at the next slttlnl 0!

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escorted to n seat in the living room nnd were greatly surprised when the eldest grandchild Shir- ley Coffin. carried in a beautiful Aladdin table lamp and in a nice little speech presented it to the parents with best wishes from the family. In their quiet way Mr. and Mrs. Hughes thanked chil- dren and grandchildren foi- their thoughtfulness and hope they may be spared many more years to give them nll a welcome home as often as they can come.

At a memorial service on Sun- dny evening, July 23rd. s large congregation gathered to do hon- our to Malcolm Sutherland Lecco who died in France on Julv ttth gt wounds received the previous RY

f-fe was the husband of ‘Helen Stewart of Glen William and the son of m. and Mrs. Hiram Inooo,

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with 9° and grandchildren o“,

_Greek Rivt: Road. Murray River. , , The memorial service was con- Doris Pickering, while the gifts ldulited by the Rev James D. were tastefully arranged on m; table by Miss Mavis MaoCormack. Marion expressed her thanks and appreciation in a very gracious animated manner after which l] iolned in Malcolm Sutherland Lecco in life singing "For She's A Jolly Good and of his faith in the efficacy of Fellow." A dainty lumh was then IJFBYEP- ‘ served by girl friends of the bride. _To his bereaved wife and twol " -——— .ittle children and to his iatherJ KILLED 1N ACTION ._ w; Q, mother. and sister Delenn the sin- J. Bebineau. Georgetown, h“ m. oerest symnathy is extended, cgived official word from Ottawa -—— t at. her husband Pte. Oliver Ba- Clifford Ross McLean. Welt De- bineau has bee ill i on. and Erville Essery. Mt Plea- n k ed in a“ on

v in France on July l8. glint. wire ctimmitttedh for atrial at __

e nex less on o t e upreme HOME 0N VACATION -~ Rev. Court by Magistrate) W. E. Darby Lauchlin D. MacDonald of Center K~ 0 14811101119"! yesterday at Congregational Church. ield. the conclusion of their preliminary Mass, aha research student at hearing on a charge of breaking Harvard University, his wife. and and entering the store of H. R. their three children, have arrived Crockett. Lt .. Summerside. on the in Kilmuir to s end a month's vacation with r. MacDonald's mother, Mrs. John N. MacDonald. before returning to Mass.

YOUNG GIRLS HELP -- The Red Cros; accepted with thanks the sum of $10.00 from five :n- dustrious small girls of the city. who made the amount selling drinks, candy. etc. on the street corner. from e capital of 30c.

morning of July l3.

The two defendants were prison- ers in the Prince County Jail at the time but escaped from custody on July 20. They were arrested s- gain on July 24.

Written statements given vol- untarily and after llboper warn- ing by both prisoners were lander- ed in evidence by Sgt. L . C. Vgatésotlllll. RPMC. airing. and ‘Chief ° 6° 91‘ - They are namely. Anita Phillips.

The confessions told of how a key prance; Fsrquarson, Beverley Bu“. W.“ made by the prisoners from s tis. Olive McNeili and vmie Gal- picce of steel taken frrm h bed. onel 1mm of the other prisoners in the iail hfld Previously found a file and in some way had come into posses- sitllii of a pattern of the key of the

After four days’ work the key was completed and the two accus- ed and another prisoner left . e jail and "vent to a residence in the west end and got some beer.

Mrs. Colin My. and Miss Mil- dred Leach of the Canadian Le- gion War Services. Ottawa, re- turned recently after havin spent their hoflday with the ormorb parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh War-, nan, North Rustico. They were tc- | companied by Mrs. C. H. Callbeelt. who has been spending a holiday with her brothers. Mr. Leigh War- ren. North Rustlco. and Mr. Walton Warren Msrahfield. Mrs. Callback will soon be Joined by her husband C. H. Callbeck of the Customs De- partment. Ottawa, and daughter garigqaret, a nursing sister in the

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Mr. and Mrs. Dan MacQuarrie returned to their home in Lynn- fleld. Mass. Friday morning after an enjoyable two weeks‘ holiday s ent visiting friends and rela- tves in Charlottetown. Nine Mile Creek and Canoe Cove. Mrs. Mac- Quarrie is the former Margaret McKinnon. dauijhter of the late Mr. and Mrs. wen D. MacKin- non of Canoe Cove. while Mr. Mac- Quarrie is s son of Mrs. Donald MacQuarrle. now of Nine Mile Creek and the late Donald Mae- Quarrle. It is twenty-two yesrs since Mr. and Mrs. MacQuarrle visited their native province and they had the pleasure of renewing many old acquaintances on their short stay here.

ESCAPES FALL AS CRANE PINS HIM — Struck by a huge crane while walking a catwalk high above the ground at the Ryerson Steelb Co. piglilit inD Blnlneiiol tfit. Cam ridge, ass. ane a e- Mr. Charles Mcivor. Sunlmcl-ife srrm. 40.tofHf]-I1anlcaocié S11... formerelg formcrl, of th har war Dc" ri1'l- Fores . . . .. escap ment oi: R. T. eflolmtaln iltdhphasnglunging to almost certain death taken over the manltsershiu of the ' when the crane pinned him to the East End Rod Indian Filling Sta-' catwalk and held him there. Res- tion on Water Street in succession‘ cued 1mm his perilous position by

Mr. John F. Taylon-S ‘fellow workers. Matheson was ta-

—<' -ken to the Charlesgate Hospital, here examination showed his left

g had been hbadly crushed. ——- on Wednesday, Augustlazméndge Ex” use’ twenty. second. beginning 3 P- M‘ Everyjlvéears agof At this same hospital ‘me “Emmi 94'“ is son was born last April. Home - ‘i a

Exmm“ A? ‘T PROMOTBDlIIIEIIGS will sympathize with him

. in his accident.

—Ml Shegtnan arlcch Extlluress _..._. Agent at Cumlncrsitie as een _ 5T NUIITIAL ,,;||Qw51g ._ promoted to the osltlon of As-_on §flesdavjmum over two nun.

. l° ‘hi? super‘ fired people gathered at the beau- ntenciant and will be stationed at “m1 home o; M13 and Mrs‘ pa“. Moncton Mr. Parlee is receiving 818s McMudo‘ Norm Bedeque- m .welcome inem into community life and shower them ilvith many Bills. Tne living room was dainty witn its arrangements of delicate pink‘ flowers and sprays of greenery. Seated with the bride and groom was ant-lather couple 0i newly weds.

tlerastim letter has been re- ceived from Molar W.W. Rel rlottetown. who is with the Irish Regiment of Canud in Italv. 1S. Mai. Reid writes ill part:

“Was discharged from Hospital Julv 4 and now on my last week o2; oonvalesoence at British Red

Convalescent Home. Sorren- to. It is a beautiful spot Imagine thousands of people cold a lot of monev to holidav here ill peace time. The driv _ erno along the coast ls about the most scenic drive in_ the world. There is lots of smislaiiie and‘ good

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f . W our hearts‘ content and we have two movies each week and an opera every second week ‘Rigoletto’ is on is Friday evening, We can look from our window right across the Bav of Naples and Naples itself: then. to the right. old Vesuvius smokes away lazily and to the left lust off the point vou can see Capri We went to Cisfiri bv sailboat about ten days ago. e Blue Grotto was well worth seeing but litter the drive along the coast from Sol-rento to Salerno. we foundt-he island it- self a bit disappointing.”

M . Reid ites that he had Lieut. Gordon yde in to visit him

hospital. WEDNESDAY —TAKES OVER BUSINESS-

n his letter. fluted July

present office for only four lnontns after Dtllflt! transferred ilerc 11cm. Moncton-S

—0N HOLIDAY — Miss Lulu Clark and Miss Helen Clarke. Sumrnerside, on Saturday! night on their annual vacation- part of which will be spent with lvfr. and lvlrs. dud-sun Lowth '. in’ Carleton On Wednesday lllbltiingl they will leave for Chcmoguc. ' B.. where they will visit their sis- ter Miss Millie Blacklock-S

IS VISITING IIOME — D1‘. Dorothy C. Bentley cf Montreal is‘ now in Chariottrtclvn on a visit to her parents, Mr. mid Mrs- W.. Is‘. Bentley. Dr. Bentley just completed a y g l

ital and is taking a few holidays efore entering upon her duties as Assistant Resident of the new Al- lan Peychiattic Hospital recently opened in Montreal. Dr. Bentley, ‘is receiving a ivalin welcome from lher friends alter her albcence.

SERVES ON NEW CORVET

. a Mrs. John Lecky. Mr. D.B. MacDonald in introducing the Ibrde gave hcr ‘a hearty welcome. then called olvMr. Stewart Car- ruthers to read an address. A beauttul mantle clock the com- bined gift of several neighbors was p esemed by lvirs Ralph McCauli w lie an original verse was quote by Miss Erma Baker. Many inziv- ioual gifts were presente' Miss Mildred MCMUIdO and Miss Joyce! Reeves. the "accompanying verses being read by M12". ltaiph Mc-Cauli Prior to the pr

tlful bouquet was presented to the .' bride. by Miss Lorna MeCaull. Tne .thanks of his ride and himself ‘were given by Mr. McMurdo in a short speech. Ice cream anti cake

several iflditl.—$

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Four people are injured. one rer- j iously. in the Prince County Hos-_ TE pital as the result of a head-on l-A new corvette has been added column between t, grave] truck 11o the Royal Canadian Navy. She and a coupe car. The accident cc- is the l-I M C S. “Kincardine" curred late Monday evening on the "castle" Mill Valley Road about two and one half miles from Freetown. l re, The injured are: Mr. and Mrs.‘ is James Gall her. Msrgate; Mrs.’ Gall bar's s ter. Mrs: Erie Camp- harlottetown: and their bro- me fhcr Master Wayne Hughes, nine crew are three from this province: I Wars Old 0f Kensinstm WhO l! i116 Gicldon McLaughlin; StSll McClin- most- wlvlwlv iniured Elsi has s lock, (my; and Ham, Eldeyqhgwil compound fracture of the ull and Mqrelp .hBCd 180811010115. “ti” ' brgken ml f t ed ibl - DDITI NAI. INFORMAT-' We l" "mi f" “l” 1' - IONiMr goof-gs Williams. Szun-lmr- 03119431" “ml Mrs- 05ml)‘ mm-Mdts whom m“ PM 35m, bell are both badly bruised and Rankin Willams was m’

recently re- ° _ The driver of the avel truck. fail? .‘l’.‘3.\“'l§ii§w‘ill,“?§l2“la§l.““ii$a' curfew Francis of fire-town.

w“, giving Home add non“ [ml uninjured; his truck was loaded formation. The Minister of Nlt- with sand at the time of the w‘ mm; Dem,“ wmm m 1.11.0“... you! cideht which occurred on s, curve of re lite. 1 Ralphwgl-ta-nkind Wlllliarlzs $19“ ‘magi-v Télxgecfiélabeagfif tlgeflltlnrofinflg DTCV OIL! V IBDOI‘ WOIIII 8d II 8C -' ion that the nature of the wounds °1 m9 "Wk L‘ him-l’ 9lm5hm-"s ere now reported: Bomb fragment j