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MONII\Y

CALLS PARENTS rnom Ausrl ltALIA-Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bradley received a long distance telephone and cubic call yesterday from tli.i. iaughter. Philippa. Mrs. Peter Mc- Leod. who is now living in Sydney. Australia. ller husband a former member of the Australian Air Ser~ vice. obtained mttch of his twins instruction in Charlottetown. Mr. and Ttlrs. McLeod were titarried about two years agoin Charlotte- town and left shortly afterwards for Mr. Mchends home in Alliifﬂliil- 1 _--_- l

FUNERAL YESTERDAY funertil of the lite Mrs. Ada Jane Sic-vctisoti was held yesterday afternoon front llie North River Baptist Church. The survives at were con- G

the church titltl grave

dtlt-icti hy the Rev. A. E. Tﬁdd- E The pzillttvillPls were.

Warren. Ernest Warren, William :\¢It)i_\ll*‘.l'.‘\. Stafford Vit-kerson. Alfred Yen. end Burgess Nctvsonr. ltrermert \";\< '.'\ ‘East Viﬁllsltirc (‘f‘!'.‘f“»""

Iifllili rttnu FtlixA -1.lr. l‘ " Ev"

ttl a half in China, writ 11. rt‘. i ltnibuhazice unit. lie afTiYtfl in V.n~.ctiti\cr from Shang-

m, ., “mks ._,:(,_ visited his County Hospital at ltluniziczttc 1W0 ‘mm and 0m 0r respect to "it"! '* l?“ Tim-V i“ C!°"""d“1°' “mhpr npmmpnt‘ his memory the local branch of

BC-"“"““““ "mdw ‘m’ ‘hmmgh wirnrn rvuigosrm‘ __ 'l‘l\e the oahaaian Legion. represent-

tii" Ultllfd 3'0"? b95079 mming n.3,; typing,‘ o; My Pglm‘ A lug the American Legion of Vet-

m H“: Xyrnvmcr‘ when “e ‘en’ to: ‘Relllv of Boston. fnrmerlv ofithls cruus of Forclg" WAYS attendvé‘

the Fﬂr Fast about two yteers ago. Pmvkﬁvp “m, a rmquc", ,._._n,,.,_ in a body. the casket being drop-f __MISCELIIANB(NJS

y,» siitort front New York and trav- elled ‘n India via the Mediterran- ‘ ean. Hc llcuv from India in-io China and smvc then travelled ihmllgh mix-ll ni that WflI-IOTD country.

The body of the lale Mrs. Russell C. Chandler, Charlottetown, was found yesterday afternoon under some trees near what is known as. Irantzleys Lane, Souihport.

‘The deceased had been absent from her home. 200 Pownal Street. since Thursday afternoon searching parties had been looking for her since Friday‘.

A coroner's jury. presided over by Coroner Dr. I. J. You. \vlll hold an inquest lntn the cause of death at the MattLean Funeral Parlors this evening at 8 o'clock.

The jury comprises Messrs. W.

Higgins, foreman; Gordon

rnhum, W. L. MacLean. Earl

Stewart. W. E. Scantlebury, Doug- las Klelleyt, and Harold Gallant.

IEGSAGI FROM KONG KONG w-MBTLV people in the City who remember Mr. Karl Fletcher, at one time a member of the Canadian Bank of Commerce staff here, will b; interested to learn that Mr. Joseph Dougan of the Post Office mm has Just had a rablcgram f-"rom ht-m from Hung Kong. Mr- Fletcher. manager of an electrical

company there wishes to be re- membered to all his friends in Charlottetown. He. was here twn

years ago, his first; visit for 17 years. Mr. Fletcher was in Horn; Kong when the Crown Colnny was lest to thc Japanese in 1941.

On Saturday‘. January 4th.. a Strmmerside firm that has been in t btrsiness for over one hundred years‘ will lock its doors for the last time. The finn of FNV. Strong Co.. Ltd. located 0n the corner of Water and Central Streets has sold its two- stmey brick building and its com. Dlrte stock of merchandise to Sin- clair and Stewart Ltd. who will trike possession after the atbove date. After the building tins been ctmplelcly" renovated. it will be rrnpctird as a department of Sin- clair and Stewart Ltd. carrjving furniture. furniture appliances and Itousc furnishings of all kinds. Mr.

Fan» Graves. who has extensive experience in this line will be in ‘he cf the whole department.

The 0.6.5. "Saurel" left day morning on an erratid of mercy with forty ions of all kinds of food stored in her hold for delivery to Natashquan Labrador.

The quota of 1.500.000 ULMiY-‘IS of seed potatoes entering the United States front Canada is now about filled. according to word received here yesterday by Mr. S. G. Peppin. tfrc-m the Seed Potato Certification l Service.

-—'I‘he' that Mrs. ‘came to her death at Southpart on‘ Thursday. Dec. 26. as the result of- (‘XIJOSLIFC Messrs. W, L. Higgins, fm-cman‘,

Snurgcon Douglas Kitiilvy, and Harold Gal- lant. The coroner was Dr. l. J. Yco.

G R. Holmes. KC.

mcrly of Hehthcrclzilc. lie has ttntrcll for h few weeks and yes- tcrdztv was removed tn the Kinds

hutnv tn ’I‘lte Guardian. will regret

Sundayt. Dec. 32- 0f a hit and run atttn driver and is in City a cheery letter though faring front a broken leg and nther

inc. Frank Bambrick and Roland McEacher-ti were "ld trial to the Supreme Court on R charge of attempting to break and enter the Warrant Office, Depart- rnent Tweet Building with intent to com- mit, the indictable offence of theft therein. A drunk and disorderly was fined $20. and cost/s or 30 days.

.ARL(TI‘TETOW'N GU ARDIAN __

__ JANUARY 4. 1947

q jL

"FLTFZWs sunset

ruusoav Y€Si CI- I

of ca th

A coroner's jury last night found Russell C. Chandler,

The jury t-omprisedi C ordon Garnhum, W. L. MztcLean. ttrl Stmvnrt- W. E. Soantlchttry.

represented by

The crown was

TAKIW‘ m noon-rm. _ nu iauv friends will regret to learn 1' the serious illness of Mr. Mul-

been]

k

Yul‘

n learn that he was the victim on

the Boston Reilly writes

Iinspital. Mr. he is suf-i

l

i ' .

njun“ _ B_ Earle MacDonald were largely crrv roprca coum- - at Ihl‘ ettgfgllvri [hose paying ma“ W

any Ponce Con" yeswrday mom‘ spects to His Excellency Elsi")?

cemmittrd for

of the Attorney-General.

A taxi-driver charged with breach lVfnhott. qf the taxi by-latv was fincct $10 Callers at, Government House were received by Llano-Governor

and costs or 20 days. 1

rum-mar. sanvrcas-Trn- fun- eral of Mrs. Joseph Gaudet took place yesterday morning at 84.0 from her late residence, Kensing- ton Road, to St. Dunstan‘s Basilica were Requiem Mass was celebrat- ed by Rev. Dr. Patrick McMahon who also conducted the service at. the. gnave. The pail bearers were the five sons of the ‘deceased. An- thony. Francis, Edmund. James. Louis and her srtn-ln-lattt, Joseph Gallant.

‘FUNERAL YESTERDAY -- The funeral of the late Mrs. Edward Wood was held yesterday after- noon from the Cutcliffc Funeral Home to Pownal United Church. Service at the home was conduct- ed hy Rev. T. E. Maclennan. as- sisted by Rev. E. R. MicVicztr. Scrvitys at the church and grave were conducted by Rev. E. R. Mec- Vicar assisted by Rev. A. s. Weir. The pallbearers were, W, H. fngs, Arthur Moore. William Drake. Al- bert Bruce. Peter Mt-Kcnna, Ruh- ert. MacRac. Intcrment Pmvnal Cemetery.

PARTY ENJOYED — Rev. and Mrs. Ibbott entertained the ffiﬂtdﬁ of their tihllrircn Jimmy and Kath- leen at a Christmas Party‘ at the Rectory on Saturday evening. Dec. 28th. Mrs. Anriztw .1. Likely, Mrs. Leigh Dingwcll. and Mr. Stanley Miller directed a very interesting program of music and games. raps lmlly Lewis. and Miss Betty Mac- Plrcrson served the refreshment.

. Fred Cialltitnt will continue as ttu- but?!‘ in." fir" house furnishings srwiirtt‘. r

"it S-itintlus murnitu,

n‘ Si. ftu tans Basilica. Chat-U ittii‘iit\\ii, the tuurriatrc utas sol‘ vnnrrtcri of lites fllivc Jolinslouf

dttttshtcz‘ of .\lr. J..f. Jolutston. K.t'..

‘m1 Mr“- -]““\"~"iflll- ll VililfltJi-C-itif Curlmore Eros, will mgrrt tn " "' -"1'-_H91"".\' =\- l‘l\!‘l'l1lh?l$~ lcztrit he i-s a pntlent in th- P. E. of. llr. (harles A. (arruthe s 1_ Hnspiilii. ‘ lira t‘ . of Guelph. __. ... . . ‘~17 f“ FUNERAL TUESDAY The ht.‘ .ll)ll.'-§li.'lICT funeral cf lite late liirs. 11C

“III itlstt celebrated. the nuptial llli‘. . ‘he bind: was givcn in marriage b": lrcr father and was attended by sister, Mrs. Walter Lawlor. Mr. J. Johnston brother of thc groomstnan. and ire .\lr. Walter Lawlur an! ik Sigsworth, Jr.

.lc were. a straight length

Th“ b: dress of larown moire with match- ing hat and eorsage of pink roses.

The nuttroti of honor was in tur- quolhc blue, with gold accessories. he flowers being Talisman roses. tor the ceremony a reception was hcld at the residence of the bride's parents. The happy couple than loft by plane for Montreal. fhey will reside at Guelph. Ont.

Her many friends will he shot-l;- ul to learn of the sudden passing of Elinor Unswnrth. wife of Limit.- pnl. R. C. Chandler of th-s cl-tv. lvhlch occurred on Thurstinv last.

0f a gentle and kindly llispoih 11ml Mrs. Chandler was highly cs- ieemrd, and very popular among a wide circle of Jrlendl. Although

mot in her usual good health tlur-

' In] the pnt few weQltl ftnr lud- dottt ponln_ cornea n I lovers blow

’ . ‘ relltlvn and friends.

l- Chandler wu the lauﬂhllr

tithe late Lorna it. Wlnsworth.

In. Unlworth who resides qhtrlottutawn. lhe mvn to

mourn the ton of a town: wife nnd- methyl-thet- husband and two - III Métlajylﬂl out! 1mm; aim tum llllﬂl. lllrs.

, t0 lieu. 1a. t vcri"

after vrhich prizes were presented thc winners in the games. A jol‘_v evening was spent by nll. THURSDAY

IN HOSPITAL — The tnutxy

frictitis of Mr. Harry W. Cttdtnoro

. . _ ' A fire which caused an esiimatedt damage amounting to (6,000 occur- red at the 5t. Curran and Briggs Ltd, contrac- tors, on Tuesday evening breaking out about

small wooden considerable quantity of machinery parts were were several stoves and a number

,liut tho wind changed and averted the danger,

funeral of Charles Stewart (Rnsey) Ross, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

car accident in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday, Dec. 21st, and whose remains arrived in this, his native city. last Saturday held from the MacLean Funeral Home Monday afternoon, where service was Carlyle Webster, who also offici- ated at the grave. were: Messrs. Lemuel MMDOIQIII, G60.

nntcd athlete. particularly in hoc-

in the United States he served in

ed with the American flag.

held yesterday Lieut.-Governot~ Excellency James Boyle, Bishop of Charlotte-

Boylg were representatives of Dominion and Provincial Govern- ments, City officials. clergy. and hundreds of others in more humble walks of life.

cciving

Eleanor: plant of seven "o'clock. Three

buildings with a destroyed. Also lost. springs and bunks. There was nsiderubie danger for a time

at the main building might catch _the

FUNERAL “SERVICES -— The

liarles Ross. who was killed in a

night. was

conducted by Rev. Pall-bearers

Craig. Wilfred Livingstone, O. C. Catnpbell, S. MacLeod

of

c)‘. After taking up residence

of

The New Year's Day receptions by His Honour J. A. Bernard, Hi5 the Moot. Reverend

own, and by His Worship Mayor

the

Assisliflg Hrs Excellency in re- wcre. Rev. P. MticMahon. Rev. J. W. McCardle, Rev. K. C. Mat-Militia and the Rev. P. F. Mac-

J. A. Bernard and Mra. Bernard assisted hy the Governor's private secretary. Dr. J. A. MacMillan, and the aldes-de-camp, Lieut- Colo-nel P. S. Fielding, M.M.; Llcut. Robert MacMillan. D.5.C.; and Bqdn-Lidr. Charles Trainer, 13.8.0, D.F.C. and Bar.

After the guests had we“ re- ceived, they were ushered into the dining-room by Mrs. J. Waller Jones, Mrs. C. Gavan Duffy, Mrs. Raoul Raymond and Mrs. J. T. Ihbott. Assisting in serving were. Mrs. Gordon Foster, 'Mrs. J. A. Fraser, Mrs. Walthen Gaudet. Mrs Gerald Hartlen. Mrs. George Ives ,

Mrs. Alex Knox. Mrs. J. P. Lantz,| and Mrs. A. H. Roper.

FRIDAY

A life-long resident, of Village Green. near Pownal, passed peace- fully away at his home on Decem- her 1. 1M6, in the person of Alfred Daniel Brehaut.

HOME FROM HOSPITAL-Her many friends will be pleased to learn that Mrs. H. W. Platts, who was receiving treatment at the Prince Edward Island Hospital lnllotvlnt: a fall. has returned to her home, 28 Admiral Street.

CALLED HOME BY ILLNESS- Miss Jean MacPhee of Boston, Mass. arrived by plane Tuesday. called 110mg by the illness of her father. Mr. Malcolm L. MacPhee. Kilmuir. Mr. MacPhec ls a patient in the King's County Hospital at Montague.

T0 VISIT BOSTON-I.AIGUI.'GQI'- omor J.A. Bernard. accompanied by.M~rs. Bastard, left this morning to spend a brief holiday in Boston. Mass. Chief Justice Thane A. Uflmtvbtll will act. as Administrator of the Province during the Gov- ernor's absence.

Chandler was held privatrly from St. Patti's Church on 'I‘uesduy af- ternoon. Services were cottductcd 1y flcv. J.'I‘. lbboit. The pallbearers 'werc. l-‘reri G. Moore. 11mins; B. Rogers. William C. Davies, Catn- bridge (lwcn. wciutctt ll. worth. George W. MncLeod.

FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY-- The funeral of Robert; Edwards was held from his late YC-iiIiPT-ZE at Hump-shire on Tuesday after- noon. Services nt hottse and grave were conducted by Rev. I. J. Mor- rlson. interment Hampshire Ceme- tery. The pallbearers were, Hamp- son Bowman, Hihhert Tremere, George Klisoti, Cecil Stewart. John Edwards. John Easion, Members of the L. 0. L. attended in n hndy.

Services at the grave were r011- dtteted hy George Beer, WM" Elmer Younkcr. Chaplain. lViiitr-r

Henderson, Marshal.

RECEIVES SAD NEWS - On New Year's Day Dr. H. H. Shaw received the sad news oi the death of his brother Vernon H. Shrw in hospital at New Westminster‘. I. 6., after three weeks’ illness The latc Mr. Show retired from the DopaJnent of Education, Ionian- ton. 11-. In i946 and with his wit‘; visited nlotlvu and friends in this province during the summor of that your. Returning West he mad: hll homo in Willis Rock, 3.0., pn- ttt m: amt fund» and dasth. He have: to mourn two brothers in this Province. 8. H. and Dr. I. 1i. Show, one brother View; H. show unfocused him some yonn no.

i LEAVES FOR KENTUCKY-Mr W. B. MacLellan. Alma, leave; this "retains for Lexington. Kentucky. where he will visit his brother.‘ Frank. Mr. MacLellan will he new r tﬁlllltﬁCrl as far as Boston by Mrs.‘ hfaclﬁllan and Mr. and Mr; selm O'Brien, who will spend the- ncxt three or four weeks visiting frictids and relatives hi Mass- ut-ltusctts. Rhnde Island, and Ver- ITIOIH.

Write Mdae No. 1o Knights of Pythius held their regular weekly "twins on Jar-um 2nd when the second degree won conferred nn four candidates, followed by tiho installation of the following officers for the ensuing farm: C.C2 Ernest ll. Lord. v.c. Duncan McPherson, Prclaie Lester Benton, M, W, Arthur Afflick, M. A. Mark Young. KR. and-B" B. F. Tlnney, M 1~.. Chas S. Brittle-y, ME. H. Williams. LG. Keith Boyce, 0.6. Ernest Richards.

The death occurred at her hotne 8B Park Avenue, Extension Arling- ton IIIf-l. Mum. on Doc. ﬁlth. nf Minnie E. Rowen, wlh of Harry Hewett, and lhuﬂstsr of Mr. and Mrs. John L. ltortly. Or ud. P. l2. I. Deceased who val rn on April ‘I, 1m, in"! her Iilllblml and s daughter. Mn. Russel Greene in mourn tlMI 10cc.

After the funeral cervical con- ducted at the A. If. Inns manor- isl chapel. Camhridlo, Bus. b] Rev. Earl W. Riddle, College Ave. Methodist mmroh. lqllﬂﬂilio, Mass, the romaine were forward- cd on Dec. 80th. I01‘ MIIIII In the iutnlly cemetery at Crlnllld, PIX.“

marriage daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Foy of Tryon. and Lester Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cass of Appin Road.

The parln-ur was prettily decor- ated in pink and__\vhite. The bride entered the room on her father's arm to the strains of Imhengrins weddintl march younger shster Louise. The bride was given away by her father.

The bride looked charming in a street length dress trimmed with Ind she worc a matching coronal. lovely oorsace 0f pink roses. The brides-

shower

and Jennie G march WB-S played by Mrs. H Linkleiter. After the ohanmlng cou- pic were seabed. the gifts were open- ed by Mrs. Wilfred Woodslde and Mrs. Leonard Rogers. ' and witty verses were read by Mrs. Emery Linkletter. After the happy couple viewed Lin-kletter placed them on the table. All present then joined in siiszintg For They Are Jolly Good Fellows. A social evening was spent pi".‘."\ m" if‘ furnished by lVfrs. liar- old Linklelter. chorus singing by all. Games and general conversation which took up the ladies served a sumptuous lunch. which, needless to say, every one enjoyed tn the utmost. At a late hour and after a pleasant evening best. wishes were extarded to Mr. and Mrs. Trenholnt for a. very happy and pmperous wedded life.

only sadness shown was on faces of Mrs. Clifford Rogers, Mrs. Ernest Callbeck and Mrs. Linkletter, the only remark the trio - made after they looked ycarnfully

were married fl The gathering singing of tihc

a A miscellaneous shower was held in the Albaxtvn Pariah Hall the evening of Monday. December 50th in honor of Miss Laurette Galllan whose marriage to Mr. Leo O'Meara of this town took place at Sacred Heart ‘rhursday,

A M.

0n December 21st at 4 pm. a quiet and pretty wedding was sol- emnized at the bride's home, when Jardina united in eldest

Rev. J. A. Betty Almira,

coloured

flowers. She carried a

-- f t1 ~l' f MOlli- " _ - ' , . . . .. [ITlriI:“lv§ Him, from cnlnt L. MacPilee. Kiliflllll‘, for- m“! Wmmm Davis‘ T!“ dew“ maid. her sister Marlon, were a ~il~ ed before leaving here was a dress M Mandarin R05‘. Hsrmmpd

with blurk sequins. The bride's ntnthet" wore a dress tan while the‘ groom's

Itnrvest

mother tvnrc a dress of Cuba rose. The groom was.supported by the bride's brother Theo.

them.

time till

'at all he rumerous gifts was "we fty years too soon." up after the National litithcurr-S.

broke

An-i,

the Chtumh, Alberton, Janina-y 2nd. at B30

played by her

of blue mist, sequins.

SHOWER. --Au enjoyable evening wag spqnt when friends. relations and neigh- bours izelhered at the home of Mr. and l\'lrs. Frank Gambler at Link-. 191181‘. to tender a to Mrs. Lemuel Treeholm (nee Ollie Schurmar.) who was mar- enjoyed a. delicious goose tutti‘; 3502031111113‘; ﬁe? foglilcwea by a social evening. ami- e

Of Lemon’ Orange. Cocoa l W‘ ch they departed having wished When all had assembled. the bride minted 1W and groom were snorted to the L tastefully decorated seat by Frank

amble. as the wedding t _

5mm BEDMOND-At tlhe December 24. 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Felix Redmond, Lake Verde, a son. Nonnmc-At Prince Cotinty n“. pita] on December 27. 1946. to Mr. Norring of Cape

miscellaneous W111i ihe festive season. Upwamds of

Brown.

The snappy

Miss Mable

with

Albert

or OUR saruliolovi suasctuétznsl

I‘~r-__

WEDDING BELLS - A wedding u! interest to minty in Nova Sootla and PEI. was solemlniaed Dee '1 at the ‘Prycm. PEI. United Church by Rev. J.A. Jardinc. when Mics Flore-nee Margaret 10rd. R.N.. dautrhicr of Mr and Mrs. JD. lard of Granville Flen-y. Nova Sed- lia. became the bride of Mr. Al- lispn Wright Lea. son of Mir. and Mm. W.W. Lei 0f Victoria, PEI. The bride was becomingly attired In a street-length drain)! brown and 801d wool and rabbits‘ hair. with a OCWSBEe of talisman roses, gold colored hat and accessories of brown and gold. She was attended by Miss Evelyn Mulch of Eamscliffe, P E1. who were a rose wool dress with a corsage of pink r0595 and brown accessories. 'I'he groom was Blllillﬂfied by Mr. Kenneth Jon- kins of Mount Herbert, PEI. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold wrist watch. to the bridesmaid, a solid lapel pin. and to the grooms- man a Seaforth men's set. Immed- iately following the ceremony, the Merry couple left by mntotr amid showers of confetti, for their h} eymnon through the MtatrItiK Prof/limbs. For travelling, the bride "wore a lime green wool dress with brown fur coat and matching ac- cessories. Previous to her marriage the bride. o graduate of the PEI. Hﬂspiial 1946 class at Charlotte- town. was tandered a shower- by the staff and nurses. and was the recipient of many valuable gifts. ‘The bride is also a graduate of tine YAlitlIEPOIiE Royal Hiﬂth School Ac- ittleml’. On their return to P E, Island, Mir. and Mrs. Lea. were {gn- deretl a. reception at the home of the groom's parents, which was beautifully decorated in keeping

thirty guest; were welcomed aim! dinner

WOOD —At. Linkletter Road on! w“ n __ . mo. 80. 1H6. Albert Wood. Iced L1m,,“m_ R‘,’,‘;,'§,§";,j§;a;

81 years. - cnannLaa-simqgity o? gnu; i“ h" "m m’ _

day, Doc. M. Mu. .0. an er woo“ __ A

h" *1" W" " =8. ma. uni. ogieiviiuvawiillinii LINKLBTTIB - At his home ilt her 00nd year.

Iiinkletter on Dec. 20, Edgar

Unkletter in his 85th year. llalfﬁligli-‘Iiuddenlyz a: Kinky, _ 1 _ _ _ - - "on unitary , 9&1, .

IIICKEY At Darn ey Dec I L“ “abetti- l"d W "M1131

1H6; John Hickey, ago l6 years. HOWATT-At Arlington, Mass. lsi°ny__,m‘ dun‘ occurred I Saugus, Mass, on Jan. i of u"

Dec. 20, 1946. Mrs. Harry Howatt Mary Esaory in her 06th year

KENNEDY -— McDONALD — At Montague on Saturday, December 28 1946, at 7.00 P. M. by the Rev. R. D. MacLean. Joyce Barclay Mac- Donald of Montague to Roy Stan- ley Kennedy of Lower r/luntague.‘

DEATHS

_______D__.____._.___ MaeGREGOR - At the Prince County Hospital on Wednesday- Jan. 1. 1947, Mus. W11. MaoGmzvr o! Central. Lct 16, aged '74 ytears. CHANDLER-Suddenly on ‘Thurs- day. Dec. 26, Mrs. R C. Chandler in her 41st year.

formerly of Crapaud. '

t H _ ‘Plus utrcckugc was the Christmas eve death scene for 12 person: aboard a Western Airlines lhtlllbpﬁfiklllibbitfig in southern California since Dec. 24. Twisted remains of the airliner, its tall sec-

on to en of , ure shown as they were discovered by searchers on Gruyapalpe Peak, 50 milel south- west of Sun Diego. threeucgyls after the plane was lost.

the newly-weds a long and happy

BIRTHS

and Mrs. Verner

Traverse. a non.

aid Stuart.

the MARRIAGE!

Nora Louise Downe to John Ad dlson MacEwen, botrh of Char iotfetown.

The the

_erst. N. S.

4.14am

f» soul. ll. Wu

City Hospital.

TREMEBD-At Hunter River. Dec. 19, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tremere of Hampshire. a_son, Don-

ENNIS-At the‘ King's County Hoa- pital. Montague, P. E. 1.. on Dec. 25.1946, to Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis, Greer-field, P. E. 1., a son.

MACEWlN-DOWNE — At Trinity United Church on Friday, Dec. 27th. by Rev. T. E. MacLennan,

COFFELL —- WHITE. — At Spring- hill United Church Manse, Tuesday, December 17. 1946. by the Rev. H. D. Gomall. Bertha. Maye White. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. (Ihester White. Hampshire, P. E. 1.. to John Layard Coffell son of Mr. Morris Coffell and tthe late Mrs. Coffell of Amh-

B. C's Seed lndustr

l. Illrvelling cauliflower seed on Vancouver Isllnd; tho pods are cut of! nn n clean canvas for drying and threshing.

2. A field of leeks f0; nod make on impressive picture on form of W. II. Bsumbornugh at Vernon, 3.0. -

l. A combine with special equipment harvests you for nod IQ v ﬂu swath on ﬁlo Guy Constable III-m near Crolton, B-O.

nlohlon, Vtneouver Island.

l- Al Gilli Fork, Mn. Herb. IOIVII lilllth h o loll of lettuce grown for IIOII- .

0. Con-oh in bloom, ﬂown by ﬁr; 11",“, ‘u; gum. n Grill! Forks.

‘ uni cosmos light for noel. f» llv- ml In» l- umen. mud rm- u a mu a Portubuu

- Other drivers around Los Angelea took awful chances, driving on slippery streets during rac- cnt lteavy rziinstorms. But not Charles P. Carey. Charles played it safe, parking his car and wall- lﬂ; He's pictured. at right. above, peering at wh at! left of the auto after tlhree 50-foot trees, under- mined by water. smashed cur as completely as any traffic crack-up could.

y Sees Great Future

W.

wow-Cf...‘ .._

for seed no u tall u llneir grower, W. I. Dunn, Snu-

"lllllllldolsnnblsochlloomntwectou. Frank that at Grand Forts Iwn nlotutfuntl, loft,

boon: for sued at Citation.