CHPQGE EI§HT..

ivii norm: BIZREAVED - Mrs. RUI- ,_.

Flaw. Sue Bell. passed away at Cal- ,“ gary on Friday evening.

FUNERAL AT noitwifnuswi-

FbtlirvQnxv - -.- sv- “.- . u.

‘Chester Woolner. North Rustico! A place Sunday afternoon. Jan.’

f‘: Rev. Wilfred MacLeoc. Pallbearers

""€"'Stirling Sitawari. Interment in Ca-

4»

r‘ late DI‘. George H. Jardine who‘

mud

fffmpassed away in hfontrcal oil Deon 2, was held Saturday afternoon‘ "tron Ii-Ii. Stewart Presbyterian

' l. Lawson Douglas.

_ _ piained tile _CfOl'lll_< that love been ,, ,. p1"""’ or. the statutes desi ll.

side, urs Posts, Lo: Angelas. and ‘ Mrs. Johnston. Edmonton. Alberta.

The brothers are Alder C. of ..CY5“b"°°k~ B- C and Gem?“ o! side was conducted by lilr Harry . Jhi-x fillM . Cd deli‘- l" V~""C°“"'~‘T “Wu” TLZIBXD.ffiI“I)t‘(?ll'(‘l'2£\'\'9fgngltlldfivlgg$$si “30- Till‘ ilillfif-‘l F°1"’-°‘~‘5 R. K Cicmcilts, s Roivscli, cecii place at the Pilgrim C0n- Qmnpbenv Douglas Mummy,’ L_H_

heme of Mr. and Mrs. George F‘. ‘Rilnice. Fort Lnzvreiicc. N. .. on 'f“iiursdav evening. December 23rd when the Rev. George N. Somcr ‘filmed their second daliglvcr Jcm

l-llr. and M:s Charles I3. Afac- -bluc slicer of sf!‘

"march played by her youngest s tel- Louise. The ceremony imk

.450 her corsage. also Better Time - Roses was sent to

Mi.._ Jovcc Mililtjr of

" - honeymoon trip ihc bride ti tw d

LicuLeilant-Gnvernor Bradford W. . Lie-Page. received 300 Pr‘ ' ‘guests lit Govrrnment House dur- ing the Levee hours which were 1mm three w “ye o-dock 1n 11m January meeting of the Evening Jflemoon. Auxiliary of the W.M.S., Trinity _. . United Church. was held last even- ‘ ing. with a cod attend members. Tie devotional period was under the leadership of Mrs cieeilnan and Mrs. John Simpson had charge of the missionary study

' ltlid Mrs.

with Mrs. LePaRe

, For the occasion Government Qfousg was very dnintily cccorated with a brillliantitilirgstmafisl trele sag val- ous co ore i1 s um na “.11, _ I .

the spacious rooms. The reception n n" first chapm M the n", mom was tiecoratfld with outflow- ers of various hues while the 14,1195 b" M15; M“ 5mm“ figm- lilnchenn Room was a blaze of wl-iicii tlle new president, Mrs. light wltli a cheerful grate and George Putin-sou took the chair- ia carefully arranged table decorat- Pdvwitb cut flowers and candles.

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OUR NEWS BUDGET IFOR OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

MONDAY

cell Bell of West Royalty received the sac news that her sister-in-

CO — Tne funeral of the late Mrs.

2. ..nd was very largely attended. The services at the house and grave ivcic conducted bv her pas- tor. Rev. E. l“. Coffin, assisted by

were a; follows: Walt Buntain. Harry fifacKenzie. Vm. Toomos, Mervyn Bulman, Newton MscLure.

vrniiisil Cemetery.

KAI. --'l:'l:”ILlllCl'dI oi the‘ i

TIM‘ APHICL‘ B’. [I19 L I

bcz. i crs ll-Qrc Gordon Deng ULIULCOKI Dcir

las. Georac ‘.i

(i II .\ N I) RLDIH- \ YISHS LUUt-Ils — C id Rcllr - sentuiiie .-\‘."illl1' '3 Rnbinswl. I

.,.,, aloncion visited the iviiziev and,‘ .. 0h

St. Laurence Lodge. l. O. O. I“. Fricav evening last. He was ac-

,,k'i\.ll-“ilIi\‘(I iiv (‘irand Mnslul‘ G. H.

Pilliililé, Sum side. B4111] nd-, uic» iv.“ iilllll iisscnlblrigi- at.

‘lliliifl lflijllil. RUDIIISIH’ with legislation. passed at| i . rPfifilOll uf the Sovereign L on Lodge of the Order. He ex-

‘l'i‘“i‘I“ ("all need

t l'I' .ili of illcsc adiii .sis sonic of UL members lnude appropriate

A rcnzarks. -\i".'r wziicli refrcshmenisi

were sewed. This annual event b on a urert factor iii bringinfl r lhc l'*r nlclnbcrs. a:

1n the Baptist Church in Brookp 11m. was , Miss Edith Rflsersi

., - ';i .: - f Mr and . . r ‘Forth, “Elixlfcgtel Afioee Porter»! members of the Royal Canadian. H15 “We m” 3cm‘ Ritchie) We‘ i c bflde of Licui-,Air Force were killed Fhiiday af-i i ‘lei-noon when a plane crashed on

ilit- iiulu of James Alacririliui" sit‘

tilt-ll GTillllllCl' Mill‘ _\. Canadian .‘\.l‘iliICl‘_\'_ Conrad-i niy. on Sunday" December! SIKIII. Rev Samuel Mu

ti . . Lindsay D.D.. performed the four

orlock ceremony which was fol- d by a reception in the church, 1i r: The bride was given in

nlilliiagre by her father and worei

ii gown oi ivory brocaded satin

with a full lengzh veil of illusion — i‘ caught from a cap of orange blos- ' sums She carried a bouquet of Stephanotls, bouvardia white roses ‘and orchids lvlisa Virginia E. ' Porter sister of the bride Wfls hcri D1 maid of honor and wore a uotvn ' of ivory tissue taffeta and carried “ a bouquet of red roses, her head-| dress was fiomposed ‘of a spray of; Nd IOSEI.

-r.tuan iiowxlizss -o1iiiii-iiel I

P. E Island friends and ac- quaintances of Mr. Elijah Bownass oi Leomilister Macs will regret to hear of his dentin which occurred ggiinggclvzgmt-elggzanfiiez’; gfiggxeir ed the oOth anniversary of their] Mrs. George Simms of Kensington. Mr Eolvncss was a son of the latc James Bowness and was born at ‘Ncrbcro. Sept. 16th, i661. when quite young he travelled consider- ably and was engaged in the first attempt to construct the Panama Canal by in, French Company un- drr th: famous engineer DcLcssips. N who had completed the Suez ‘Mr. Bowiiess had been smitten by malarial fcver. which recurred an- ni; ily but less v-irulentlyeachyear f" many years 13951595 111s vi-lfe for the late Ivll‘. Wm. A MCLaren at Leominster he leaves three sis- l" tors and two brothers to cherish ' his; nicnlnigv The sisiers arc .\frs.

Dr. Alexander McNcili. Summer-

P E. I Another lim-

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ioliolvinir Aldcs-iie-Campz- Col. Cecil Stewart. M.C., V. D. Col. J.P Hooper, M.C., V.D. Col. J. R. Paton. M.C.. V.D. Lieut-Cmcr C. P. MacKenzio.

Mr. Bruce ilvonnaeott, Private

Secretary.

The following ladies presided over the coffee cupsz- Mrs. Mur- dock MacKlnncn. Mrs. D. J. Riley.

The following ladies were ushers-

at-larges- Mrs. Cecil Stewart

Mrs. Reuben Macdonald, Mrs,-

John Portlock.

The following ladies assisted in J R.

serving rcfrcshmen ts:-— Mrs

Paton, Mrs. C. P. MacKcnzie. Mrs.

J. P Hooper. Mrs. Mark R. Mc- Guigan. Mrs. Frank MacLesil, Mrs. M. Alban Farmer, Mrs. C. C. Thompson. Mrs. J. A. McMillan. M's W. R. LePngc. Mrs. E. C. Le- P c, Mrs. liiirrl,’ Cox. Mrs. George B.il;:.i;il', l\fl'i=. Lloyd Wunnacoit. .\Ii‘>. L-‘arl LcPugc Wonnacott. Mrs. TIIOIIID“ J. Keefe. lifrs. S. Scrim- groin, .\lrs. Robert Large. Miss Jean

‘AIJLCI aii. Miss Qucerlo_ Jenkins,

1i». Fairlie Prnwse, Miss June Ab .

l tiic l.c\ cc Hi.» Honour‘

. 1;‘. I, llulliilll tiilxilrliui- LflPndgc pix- stiltcd MP5 Alurdock Mat-Kinnon with a boiluuci. of roses in recoil- l‘ liil of llrr i\v(-:i‘."—.'.'-'c vczlrs of t‘i' the iezi and coffcc Jlliiirli Cicverlliilclii House

years was at his usual post. TUESDAY

(AD NEWS RI-ICElYI-ll) — Mr.‘ Joules B .\Ii‘.‘\ilI(’\'. ClIill']tJ'it(‘lJ\\'l rcccivcd tlic sud llCWg vcsierdav

"Juli. iic1~ sister Mrs. Fred A., Dodge had died at her home in l ence 46 Greenfield Ave.. on Satur- Dover, New Hampshire on Sun-

cay, Jim. 2.

Charlottetown:

"Regret dccply Lieutenant Jos-i epli Alfreil Blanchard, 1irevioiisiyl for the piisi tivo years and ms rtporicci nursing iii action. now flllfilli‘, 99171991190 t0 l0 011 Sick l'(‘1lfll"iL‘(| killcil iii. ilCllCiil 23rd Nov-I "ti"! l" JHHB- 1942. and retired on

Dlrcctol" of Records, OliflWlL was

i. Blanchard uiid Mrs. Blanchardq

—- GROWING POPULATION- Perfect Love." Following the marriage a reception wu held at

As tbc ear i943 came to a close the home of the groom's parents

it was earned that during the year there had been exactly 3% births in the Prince County Hos- pital. an average of one new citi- zen a day throughout the year. The last birth during the old veal was a daughter born to W03 Wll~ fred and Mrs. Thorpe. Hospital tauthorities state that th represents a cgilderable increase

eve-i- last year

— OLDEST MERCHANT —Mr. C. Edward Strong, Summerside merchant is receiving the wngrat- ulations of his numerous friends on the attainment of his 92nd birthday on Jan. 3. i944. Mi'. Strong is still hale and hearty in spite of his advanced years. and still attends to business each day Iillil is in fact tile oldest active lhcfCIlflXIt in Sumniersldp, probably in_ the Province. A host 9 friends wish him many liappv returns-S

—-UI-‘l<‘I(‘ll\L VISIT — Mr, A, s, ifwbiilsoil. I'.Ll.i\I.. Grand Repres- elltliilvc oi tiic Sovereign Grand Ludizc 1.0.0.1“. for the Maritime

on Convent street when about thirty guests were invited to con- gratulate the newlyweds and par‘- take of a sumptuous wedding sup- per. The color scheme of the din- ing room was rose and yellow thv table being centered with a bou- quet of Briarcilffo roses with volt low tapers lighted at either lidc while the guests places were mark ed with Dlace cards bearing the crest of the RCAF. Those assist- inll in serving were Mrs. Maurice Mill, Mrs. Clarke Harding. Mrs. Elmer Offer. Mrs. Aylward Barlow.

Hazel A. Harding and Mrs. John Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson were the recipients of miiny beauti- ul gifts including a substantial amount of money.—-S.

-0N VISIT T0 U. S. —Mrs. Watson MacNaught, Sui-timer- slde- IIZIS left on a six weeks trip to visit fCIZitIVCs in Richmond. Vlfiillllfl. Shc was accompanied by he: cousin, Miss lvlilclred Mac- Vicar of Richmond who is l"_‘flll‘ll-

provmcts and N,,,,.;0,,n,_1and panning home after spending some

an official visit to the Sunmiei- side Lodge oil Tiuu-sduyi orcnii". .\ir George Hos; presided. M. , ‘Robinson gave nil liiicrtstiiig tails liiiiii Duiiv llle §.'cili.il buiiei‘ i on pruccduri with reference to ulio .;<. bccil at Government I11“; sgvermgn Louisa House for the past fifty-sever‘

Phillips. Grand Master and

Mr. Ha zen

time in Summersidc-S.

IVEDNESDAY BROTHER ACT BROKEN. The iMcntre-il Standald of Jail i. says: "Tranfers have broken up the Cape Breton Sr. Leagues only bro-

Hugh Morrison 315,, spuki A; the’ ther Act. The Prowse brothers of

close f ih i h C O e mamas um was {Roy and Corporal Earle were the lrcferees in the 100p for the last

served-S.

Citizens lcnrned with regret of the ilasslilg of Hurry S. Stewart whosc death occurred at his resid-

l day last.

The deceased who was a. son of _i_ ithe late Mr. and Mrs_ William The following telegram from thci Stewart entcrec ilic Savings Bank us clcrk in October. liiiii, and wiici: - mvcd ycstcrday by Prof. J H. ] lhc Bank of Canada was institut- ed gas transferred to that bank

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III

He did not enjoy good health

cnibcr iii-ill. Further information} 99mm“ 0" JammY-V 1- 1943- i

follows when received." Three airmen. believed to be

Mount Fleas-ail’... 'l‘lie accident occurred about a quarter mile west of the paved highway. I; was not known where the n.en were stat- loned.

rlixiznai. Giant-cs - The funeral of Miss Zilia Arsenniilt.

I a somewhat

The late Mr. Stewart although of I retiring disposition

enjoyed a large circle of friends

deceased him about six years ago. Surviving are three brothers. George, Rowan and Reginald in Western Canada.

The community of Alliston and vicinity was greatly saddened by the passing of James Collins in the Montague Hospital on November

| 26th. The late Mr. Collins was born

at Hitrborville, N. 5.. B0 years ago. i_he son of Geo. and Mary Anii Col-

R_.N.. who passed away in Jersevflifls He Como f0 Alll-‘wn H5 a

City Hospital. was held yesterday irlorning from Frank Hcnncsseys

lFllllElTll Home to St. Dunstairs

Basilica, wl rt‘ Requiem High Mass ivas cclcb tcd bv Rcv. Louis Dou- guii who also conducted service at

[the grave. The null bearers were: ‘Messrs. Patrick McTaguc. J. Aus-

tin Trainer. Egbert Hughes. How- ard Mclnnis. C. Guy Scott and Ed-

f ward Gallant

OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING

-—Tlic lllunv friends of Mr.‘ and

Mrs. Richard O, Jenkins of Arling-

.ton Heights, Mass, will be inter-

ested to learn that they celebrat-

wedding shortly before Christ-unis. Both Mr. lilld natives of this Pi‘ been residing in ille Uilitcc Statcsl for many yours. although they fre-' qiiently renew old ilcquaintancesian

Jenkins are

when they visit PEI. in the sum-

‘IllCC but hzivei

young man, where he has made his home ever since. and where lie was zi verv successful farmer. Col- lins always took n very active iii- terest in any cause for the better-

iilient of the community and the enrichment of human life. His own stirling character was an inspir-

ation to all who knew him. He was

kind and sympathetic. tIIOI-IRIIIIUEI 0

always of others. the friend

little children wherever he met

them. He was an Elder of the Ul‘l-

ted Church sit A-Iiirrziy River. In

this capacitv hc was ii IOFWJI and

devoted churchman. always willing to do his part. and more.

The death occurred at Mon-q. ' tralizue on December 23. i943, of i

ioliiiis Clair in his 46th year. _ 'l‘hc deceased was in failing

health for some years as a result of wounds received in the Great Wzar aitn the battle of Virnv Ridge

"i0. He went overseas wi

H the 105th Battalion.

m" “i” Jmkm-i “"110 fmmllvoi-m Granville oil December 28th

Point. Pie" ant and his wife. tiie

MIS Henry T. Burgoyne in her 77th

former Ailllic lvlaclman, from , year, after a short period of ill-

Petei"s Roiid. LATE WM. A. hIcIARILN LAID

T0 REST —- The funeral services of Wlllni Road. were cold tycdncs-

nay afternoon from his lute resid-

cllcc. Rev. Mr Atllltllx Lit i119,

Unilcd Cliurtii. Mtlillllfiilg conduct.

mg the funeral services. Tile late Mr. McLaien was i; life member of the Masonic Order iii, Montague. The Masonic Service at the grave

KTCZBITDITIBI church of Leominste!‘ Poole. interment in Ulvler Monta-

ivlii lam; cherish fond mem-

'. on Wednesday. Dec 22nd BW- gue Cemetery. hocd friends of the late Mr. Bow- rie

There passed away at Long Is-

of his Christian virtues i\f‘d,.i.illil, New ifork. on lJcc 122. 1943. gc a1 disposition KWSzililuc-l Atkins, son of John S.

-~--- ant. Mrs. Atkins of Moncton. NB WEDDING BELLS. — A q:liet.The lataf Mr Atkins was born at

lliack in Donald Alexander son vi

Twecldiniz was solemnized at ihmMoiint Stewart, P.E.I., 39 yeprs

.ago. where he lived until twentv

._vears ago when hc moved to

‘Vfonciiiil with his parents. After iIi‘ ~

ti ns moved to New York where

ihe illis since rcsidcd. Surviving in

Kcnzle of Btidgewnter. The llll(lCil“ddmon m ‘us. Daren“ are mi"

looking verv winsomc in turquoise

vii irz Illl .’ll‘l\" Dull t Rust will‘ “c

the strnnis of the lycd

lace in front of a daily decoratedt

‘ hrisimrus tree in the prcsencc of! the ‘mmedlate rclati ‘es and fcWi T. H. Bllsscil Somcrs addressed the‘

‘brothers, David of Bay Shire, L.

h mum,‘ m", 11., John of Boston, Jiuncs of Manc-

k>lUll iilld _Lcd\\cli lLiiddicl station-

“ I ed ii’. i-Iailil John wi.h file Cann-

Hm: room W me mm n; h" m my‘ Lilli] Army. zilsn one sister" Ger-

irudc, of Moiicion. The funeral

took place Christmas morning at Long Island, N.Y

aoraav LUNCHEON _ Rev.

fflfllldF. The brides llifiltl wrii‘€‘§R0ixiry' C141; yesterday, giving an

LT m -i J! m 7| 3 s- I

black slicer 11nd her coisazc ‘mfl 1151111111; Npw ymy. - . ‘ Better 'I‘ime Roses. The TITOOIIIS‘ mpmi by M, Roy Cfixdmgfim‘ w‘; ‘mother was unable to be present nmdt upon a letter recsivcd {mm

Vlr. P G Clark. President of

m? brme-s ck s-Lqéy- silmmcrside Rotary Club. This let-

. Trpnholn, film Miss ier contained a. chcquc for $1.100

lcv Smith. Fort Lznvrcnce mid I01‘ the RM! CFOBS Crliiilltd Child- . .t

|'Cll':; Fund and was the rcsults of ii Ciinviiss and Auction Sale by

young couple lcft on 'i ‘ the combined Rotary Clubs of

Charlottetown and Summerside.

Suit 111d 110M “ii-h m“? Guests yesterday included the fol-

‘ return they

Mrs. J. Walter Jones received

Illllnllr was attended b1 the

lowili : Beach; H J. Kennedy, Charlotte- irrvn; Iiui McKinley, R A. F‘ . Wigilm, Ellglnild, Stanley Ladcrick. ‘ __ R. A. F‘. York England; Philip 0n New Si’eal"s Day His Honour mrge- WMmPE-F- M9"? 9nd Ufilll

G D Cochran Pictou Highland-

Gordon Show. Brackley

EVENING AUXILIARY -- ‘The

of’ the

studv book Wils discussed-The newly elected officers were ins-

Enccuraging reports of ih past

car's work were given by e dif

emnt departments,

health folloivczl by a paralyiifl stroke from which she did not re- 1 cover.

e was the daughter of the late

Sh George Mallett and is survived by ‘ her husband. ihrcc sons-Gavin at ‘ home. Milton ilild Geor: of

' Conn. uiid one (‘infigh- Wallace L. Colcs, South

Wntcrb icr M

Milton, also six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

-- BODIES SENT HOME FOB

BURIAL — The bodies of three members of the Royal Canadian Air Fbrcc, victims of a crash west

of Suinmerside on Friday after-

noon, were put aboard the train

yesterday morning to be sent, to

their homes for burial. The vic- tims were: Sgt. Pilflt Wiiiififll James Pearson. whose neat of kin 15 his mother. Mis Lottie Gladys Pearson, 516 Maiil Street East, Hamilton, Ontario; AC 2 Douglas Milton Scanlon, whose next of kin‘ the Misses Higgins. The bride was 15 11L; mother, Mrs. Clara Scanlon ,' given in marriage by Inspector Kirkland Lake. Ontario: and AC ‘iii-Seymour Gordon of Wolfville. On Henry Wilbert Hugtallil. Wiwie next of kin is his firmer, Jacob

— ROBERTSON - HARRIS --

A channing and interesting wed-~ sing took place in Trinity parson- age, Summersidc. on Dec. 2f». at 4 I) '11 when Rcv. John Jarvic nli-» lied in marrilire Miss Olive Blanche Harris. dauglrrit of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hams, Sherbrookc and Wil- liam Ernest Robertson. R.C.A.F.. only son of Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Robertson of SUITIITIUTSIOC. To the strains of Lohenyrinb Bridal Chorus played by Mrs Clark Harding. aunt of the groom, the bride entered the parlor on the tiin of her uncle, Mr. William Ellis, who gave he,- ‘1 marriage She was beautifully dressed in a gown of white satin brocacLed with velvet loaves. It was cut on prln~ cess lilies with long sleeves point- ed ovei- the hands. the back was buttoned to the waist. with tiny covered buttons and fell in a short train. Over this she wore a long bridal veil of flowered net and on her head a coronet of orange blossoms. Her only ornament war a! single string of pearls the glfi

the groom and she carried a

o boquet of happy day roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Norma Ellis. war beautifully gowned in floor length dress of poudre blue satin with cap to match hei- bouquct was of Better Time roses. The groom wa= in the uniform of the RCA!‘ was capably supported by Mr. Ing- ham MacNeiil of Kenslngwn. Tho ceremony was witnessed by the immediate relatives of the con- iraciing pal-ties. During the sign- inlz of the register, Mr and Mrs Maurice Mill up: my lweetb "O