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OUR NEws BUDGET u... OUR SATURTDAY. SUBSCRIBE

MONDAY

Miss Margaret Coedy of North Wlllsiure, has returned home after 751M118 friends in Charlottetown.

Mrs. W. T. rs has romrn- ed from a two months visit to her galenis. Mr. and Mr; J, o, Mu.

alium. Saskatoon.

The manv friends of Mr. S en Bvrlraru, azel Grove, be pleased to hear he i; 1m. proved after his seriolll l nes.

—Mrs. weeks has returned from Ottawa wilere she spent the win- tclmshe is the guest of her daugh- ter. Mrs. R. E. Ellis of SSide-s.

rm: CHARLOTTETOWPLCUARDIAN

GRANTED NATURALIZATJIOJA PAPERS --In the list of those in this province to whom certificates of naturalization have been ire-hind apes: the foil : Josef Inna chant lot rl . Sumnlersidr Helen; gy and Mariner-lie Chlr tte Esther Rey- rnond, Southport.

mm: BY Moron.- Dr. Ha odsson wl

THUBSDA! TRANSPORTATION COMMIS- SION-Mr. J. O. l-l ndman has re- ed u member the Trans ort- e. n Comminlon of the Ma time Board of ‘Ikmde ngresentlng the Government. Mr. ierenoe Bissett has been appointed 11.1 his place. Mr. n. E. Mulch is the repre- sentative of the Island Boards oi Trade.

--I'UNIFIAL DEVICE-the fun- eral service for the late Ihomss Hsnlmill was held on Tuesday af- ternoon from Oodnptonb Funeral Home on Central Street, Summer- side, RIBV, J. F. Williams, officiat-

. N121’. A. Bownese sang mildh feeling "The Beautiful

FRIDAY

—BI'I'UBNID ‘I0 I. l. I. - tain Basil Kelly arrived on Sunday with the . after a very busy winter in Halifax,

Mrs. C. W Robert of end in R. J.

. Chicken and son uPéfé.“‘€lu“L°f.E-..i“%."h§' MacDonald. s‘

RAILWAY PROMOTIONS —Mr. Mr. Vincent McIntyre of Scotch- John F. Gordon has been romoted fort left this morning for Halifax accountant, C. N. R... arlotte- where he takes up his new duties. towninsucoeesortothe Late Mr. -———-

Elmer Bovyor, and w, gnu-l“ Min Gladvl McOa-vdle sod Mlle MaoKinnon has been added to m; Marine! Rancher: of Gurlottet- town were week end visitors to-

staff. --- Mlorell. u§§2.‘5“u‘?lu§‘lo?i§§ii”io 3&3 Bu...“ _""

'_ ° IN BOSTON —'I‘he r0-

Umied chm“ w" "like" b mains of Mr. Frank arraher who ay at Kelly's

Y e llirio Coffin. Pins Hill Divinity stu- m4 "u: on sad?‘ w were orwar train yes

d€it1t, who when ice conditions per- mi will leave for Pleasant Bay, C. “M” morning w 308mm Th“ ' were accompanied by his daughter:

8-. where he will take up his sum- Miss Sara Carraher, who arrived on

gills? work at‘ a mission Stxltiliwn in e. o“ s‘, Co n w” Saturday, by plane from Moncton. ‘rhea mo mt

‘Ihemwfifriendeofllrs. 3, o. ofelfisier. M fen. will mm u, h,“ er continued illness hypp

for e IP°°dy recovery.

and Berti. Gordon Hyde of 5th trict allots. who he; been mill “parents, Mr, m4 H W- 94¢. School Street, i410 Wok-end returns to morning.

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mp8“ -Mas - _ geant Hamid rDe-Coste, 3,353. Walter-Convene. . n. Island Highlanders, Black Watch station.

Mr. Wallace MacKinnon of the Presbyterian College, Montreal, i-hffllllh

Hosplul

°hn on . \ passed the City yesterday on his will m

D1;- W to Caledonia where he this sumer.

Mr. Lorne MacKa left yester- day for Prince Will am, N. 3.. s. mission-field of the Presbyterian Church. where he will take up his duties for the summer.

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M d _ nd Miss H n soloist at this service-L. $3“ on m‘ Bu“ i” the mm‘

The news of the sudden and

lie-seed away early unda

s iii hggil 38th one od the old; YNTUHMY r- TN y

M: w. o. Macadam». acting gewefulvpesem of Mrs. Benismin m, o, M, Post office Inspector, loft s; . F. isht. in hcl‘ efomei re- respected residents ed on m m, . p35,", ha, mmnmwm m olive! The N11 mien were col-porn menu-u o. etswart. narwoon _.:ll afternoon {or Elmu-a on 3 vlsll lo ward on Thursday morning, April of StanhOPH. MP- mm“ Mdvm- d ° T‘ “M' l3 11°11" i‘! at smhv,” Lem “rgmen” Messrs. Geo. A. Bownese. Bin-Twit No. 6 District Signals, has mturn- 23, 1940. to Mr. réowlm ‘"1 - W“ We" W" with his lm- semce flffietfim ah °°‘ Kelly, mull: mum, Ray Clark. ed to his unit on the mainland. J. Haywood. cuognp-lw‘

grave was orené, 8m:

hi“ Mme!‘- MT- 690mb B. Mac_ 11th, caused widespread sorrow and - enfs Mr d Ml- fisfffut°iniiilléli°iibfii ..€”."lui.‘u‘1l‘..“..‘3“s;'.°.i. %.;i'.‘.u°.‘ u’: feliiifiimof ‘uvféifl’ bpmlglgmll-lcemnfl, my"... ¢,.::§,;-,"l,:-,..P,,,- 3915,4113; ggalnggfnslglemgrohgcpg ‘l; a Kenneth M“

Lloyd lflalgDonpld o; m, a 5 L though in delicate health for 50016- Mills-n and the lastsurvlvinz mem- Decomg w“, lfsfilfmlli- - M- 5- Welt covefield. Pallbearers were: at r -- . s. Charlottetown. and‘ relatives in BAGNAl-L —~At Hun R,

n, has left for the mainland where time it m howl 1th careful b” o! 1 1min! WM- sm M, ‘ M“ "l" in Messrs. wl Ross, .____. West Prince. ~119Mb lflw.tom.uvtl°<lyl."§lt '

he will Join his regiment mol- nmlimewd "vilhlfhflfllib" ab: g‘ "i" “n” Emmi“ ""1"" e’ ‘fiibngng! um —D$Tll or M38 nun -—-—-— B“5'““l'"°"- ' '

spending a very easerrli ful l-l Wou spared er a-mily. ii I! 9694994 mini Wu" 98¢ n- MM- y, ' PBOPET! IULD ~11“ Offer

with his parents ptlso friend-sun n 00d "moi ilmerwm- T“ md“'°“ m 1°“ "‘°“"‘ “*9 mm 5.12%; S..'”.§.EQZ.‘",“..,:,§",.,- “m” if: uouk‘?.§‘°“ wlfowéivl§ property. o: Gt. doors» Street, guffF-M the P. s. 1. 3mm

Charlottetown. -(Pstriot please 10$ 01' l kind Mid 10""! fBYhP-Y- a; the Charldllemwn ‘fowl w Tuesday morning, Mrs, Helen Mgg- opposite St, Duncan's Basilica, was Pr. 43- 1940. to Mr. uml M,‘ E

coup. . Hmlv ‘M's- Jllh" W Wamnlv l“ waited on bv fellow r r' l“? “wmm '3'" Am Pm" AT Neill. w. MacNeiil was the widow Bold on Mdndw- ‘rhe new owner “" 5mm“ DMVEY- a m. ‘ ______ wpppvggmalzLLs-l} quiet bsut Cilerlottewwn and George 0X1 the “m, on the we o, {f} a: ma‘?! stmmansrpl COMJVIENCED - o, m, lale octave Mammy she My, _ gunned, iflqpfleflf!”

There passed away in the early We .3 3h h“ ‘gm pi‘? l‘ i- Ywmiestelfi from the employ of theho . He wwwm" ‘WW3 "m1 W! ‘m had beenln failing hQfllfl-l m. “m, of the Straihcons Ho . GALLANT-At the (marlolmon hours o! Saturday mortl-infl It her Ail,‘ “m” 3 °P° hi"- °n The funeral will be held mm hi: was presented with e beautiful club 5mm" sword» cars. silo Wes most highly es- --- Hospital Alpril 2a. 1040. Io NI: homo in eummerside. ma. JOhn W. A” ' M’ "' m‘ w m Gen‘ h“ mum" ‘m “"4" m M! mummified by an address. mil-ilk“! "MB"! W {sealed for her many fine qualn we. Jinn and baby Ml!- Jbmee Gallant. (Mamie be“ T. um. Mrs. Hogg had been in {-,°..‘f,“8°”§°l§"h”’,°‘l,,w" ‘T51 - - 111W heavier m» o! time to ties and will be much missed ‘by a daughter, fol-ho. left yesterday °! “WW- non-

DDO, lmlll, m, some u,“ and he, las- "Merriam a‘??? v t lavage h. Interment MbMlilan column. -lvnlvrs'rsat.u. assocwrrou lwd- ‘PM I-lwmtiom will not he wide circle or friends. She leaves ‘mornirll for Kingston. Ont... where . death was not unexpected. Elmo‘; Peliprs gféestaifwn i,“ ‘i2, West Covehead. ritggieltllfllvng g EeAMivzclrsyerlgfltlggggig! tlexggllgltieilélddiggllldétgcbgfllll" to ‘mourn her son, Alexander. who they Llgill ‘aside with Mr. Lgltzige iMpriuimg-Atmcarloton sldim ell

Till- cifv Hospital. Charlottetown 215dMéivJeégflmgnfiglrfrs ‘éolfigé ‘The annual meeting of the W. N. filafilzldoi gringo Cflltlilty was held on malls have nsurned their regular fiisd°§loyoililéoklltl filly“??? gall n}; $11‘: Lgtflagillgedvglrlls ulicolzrrlpanled J. Joseph slniihtzsxli" and Mrs. anti mo King's County Hospital m, ‘ceremon, and also gash" , C. A.. was held in the McL/ure A Avg ll tDWOrh 113$ luv. m. trips which were hel up on m. 5 when“ Th, “mm w,“ mtwmonmlvuqmdlmu,“ zllovltuguo 511110111103 the Qrflvg] o} N m, Mag- Mm mm, Do“ bull on Thursday April the Dr-esemvbegllldfll. BN6 - ‘Rios! count of ccndi on cf the held on Wednesday mornin from Louis and Kcbin who will be visii- WARREN-At the Prince p4 an iron lung over the weekend. Both ti}? d d ' m h, ' t3" eleven . mo President. IVLrs. J. W m, A e4 Mr- 01W W" noun making landings precarious her 1m residence to st. Jo the' ing in Movntregl, Island Hospital on A rii 21 m‘ Institutions are recipients of the ‘ n ew i“ b’ aim“ #154 9 A. MacDonald presided and espoke mn- Sebret- $~_ ll-TNY. Wfllglég‘ 1nd difficult. S. Baptist Chm-oi; manly-Ale, my, ._i_ to Mr. and Mrs. Gor on 0' mo’ generous offer made bv the noted BTOOm as Iuppor ed by 5 5")‘ feelinvgly of the loss sustain 11y dl ‘n Hy’ ' , ' ' i--— Dr. Morlaghan officiating .1; the ymg ALARM _.Tlle flremgn u. ren, Mt. Edward R d ' w“ will...“ Dhmmlhronmt and mom, ther, Albsn Peters. Previous to the death of one M the mom“ ones imiflokth Bedeqlle, Rev. B. mqulem Mass and at the grave‘ sponded to m alum at 33o ouock Dawson on ,&SOX1'Eafl. Xiltlizllfilc. Lord NilfflEld,EII1g1Bl’id. ~ élfleifiogllflurrlflqs: silleellafdfoclilzf pa“ tions most valued members, Mrs. 35.1,; B-ede§fi§‘.“§‘§,“-G§,f,"ée%§§?§ ENTEBTAINED - Miss Ruth The pallbearers were Mews- Leo yeserday afternoon from ‘the resid- PlwFlrT-At and Prince Co l

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o. » mu- a luv um- ’°l‘~£‘.§“"éu%if§l u... ca" fioofifféfil" “mule. .f".if.§“i¥.“..°f... a“ 92%. .2. hi". iiflfl fntfpltli- v v1 his»; ofninleiniishand Aellamfvies f?! ASL 35$ fiugeadiviig glaldldlilxa$egtilti' Mr‘ took place and resulted as follows: very hel‘ ful address on Cglstolcgy bleasin-xly ens-Med Party e the ii/flllvfn and Stanley Perry.~1S. ' u ML o p ted the oilcloth . o t ‘ daughm‘

na ac er, r m sm n. » bflst _ _ _ _ M . _ , _ i ~ _'

First C1841. R C. A. F‘ assembled Wis-h“ °7 a l“ “we M friend‘ Crgaodiipres’ Max J E B c greltliffllilfdllgctilgss orllsIgltlicllalsetlglnihe gtlle gifimofhaforibafllrfioyugivilabrdzg- M3’- H°m°° L?" W" “mm? w 150(31):; 11101:‘: $1: l%leuiielrg- t ygencmon °n 1“ the “m” °1 M‘? and Mls- M‘ ‘or much h”? “e55 l“ yew m Past Pres. Mrs. J. A. Maedon- dress. The meeting closed with ly Room Corporal. Gordon l-iyde of Nmwbewil W "l9 3- N- R 5m" ape ' V. O'Connell. a dntughigfl Wm!“

at Sunlmerslde on his retirement

Ian H. itfoCanncll, 135 l-llllsboro °°m°~ ipatrmi- 919556 C°PYX am, prayer. The next meeting will be on u” Rgvg] ganadlan gal-pg 0g _ _ iéifii.‘..“éli‘;ii‘;“‘fiiii"oi‘f.ii°lftkiltfi M“ R.“- 2°“‘"s--_- Sigma» N» l Dulu- uvvvd a frvvhachecm u svvmvvde you ovum v=~1===e .'%2."l:.§’."r‘l. “c “potato to the mainland. LT"O0L’ LOWTHER SPEAKS gltdviifiileprlgges‘ isirs ‘Josh. Btialre‘. CAME BY MOTQ 3°AT‘*A on ttlnle irllhghgiatlaitspalitih géltfrhigh Egteemm conitillnutzvuliiciiervfire‘ i218 ‘i; 51:5“: lggygfihxii1agggroofrtllggg Mrs? Lowisprtlozligdolrlmqsw i“ m‘ —'-—" Awwnaudnuxlfggge 1N BRlTfuN_m° Sec-‘rreasurerfivfiss Ruth Vlnni- 5min motor bolt. fit out with m, "mm, ML ‘ml nfl-lyHan-y w], w“ held was shown p; mo ers elected were Vice Presiden (Btilibcrn). ' Bush“! M18 S71v1! B100!!- dalléfiimf 0! lath“ 0: Greatnamfimiiffin‘ ' (gggnbg, geckhou-se- 9 8'0"! 8nd DIOVWOM KW, gchool 5gp"; Th‘ "enlng presentation o; g beauunfl n-shmg walla- Gqq, Segretary, Donal m

laolgiblgrllgl ?v¢uB‘°§.'Z.3iug°h?v§; Bmrlch held ma: 3m Enuual Pg: M" 5"‘ mawm’ ML” Ma" stilxccgssvigflflltl’ Ylfioiwd mtg: ‘$13; w“ mm’ m 48mm 50cm w“- md m an “wmmm w“ m“ h“ i§~tr?§§li.lt-'el-A%eo§§ce"1l?° ducal ‘Ail -—--——~EQ““AGES . .. ion Brown between we“ Cape and mummy versatlon and ancing, both m0d- follow Hilplolwgfi. vl-hlch was ac- m. m, “fcmuu of omcers reborls pom) _ Mom}; “Akjgfi

union and dinner‘ on the 6th of April lust at lile Carilsle Hotel, Hastings- Following was the

ern and old time. Music was sup- gllgd by the MacCausland Brothers. ing the latter part of the eve-

After n round-fable discussion in which Mr. McLure took a pro- minent part. the meeting adjourn-

companied by an address. which was read by Mr. J. P. Hogan, std- tbon agent at Summer-side, Mir.

from the various committees W911? the activities

t year. club

R9919]? I1 A ‘i1 v Le Drown Gardillllcr,ml{:ln{l‘g' b‘ Rev‘

Ottawa where she has accepted a‘ EPoi-d to Clordorll Wesley Mobbeolllm v '

.nn lYll-ll the National Revenue ' Service.

town on April 27th arriving early ill the afternoon. The small craft encountered no ice in the straits

recillyedusllolllémbfiglll a Du 0 l1!‘ $112; re“ rts showed that the

U» Prior to her departure she was en-

list: (Chairman: General Sir $5.21‘??? ggcirfllfgrli-ylaoriv gfidioiizlg B. OJnl-I M ed‘ gilllzlhttfxyftlntlséulvlggitfi ‘fir: Xgaglyztgzméfifhgasérgdhzi glllfcllyle has begeaprrg: nos comp eted another very success- (Qggglfillz-gxlm gifts. The Chairman; Silent movpmy, FUNERAL smvycgs YES-rm- the next morning for Pictou where $2,, g-mggeyvgmdwnrrsbm-lgwvgalgg ldent of slmmol-sldo nlout or m, ful veal" of ML pearly; P. G. P. Comish, B. D., A. I. C. nAy_ Many relallves and fl-lgylds the men wlll be employed by the joyed with Mk5 Annabelle Lawson. liglel m?‘ hgiglzfirnsN figwfzitlgff m3‘! M\CP_—_‘"HEF At hi?‘ “I; . - - - - -» -' i -— aw even,

Brodie Co. during the lobster season. The men were Ernest Mc- Donx-vd, Edison Smith, St. Clair, Albert and. Harold Stewart. The latter will continue on to the Mag- dalen Islands.

FORMER ISLANDER DIES- Mr. John Spencer, Hunter River.

After 36 vears of faithful service as Freight checker with the Cflrlflflillfi National Railways at Sumlnerslde. Mg. Horace L. L e retired l is week annus on. m. Lyle W88 upon in the office of the e- by mem-

at Sum-

rendering popular airs at the piano. After thanklnz the hostess and ex- tending to Gordon their good wishes. the ruests dispersed their homes after a most pleasant evening.

attended the funeral services for Mrs. John W. '1‘. Hoes yesterday afternoon to pa a last tribute of

YSIAYDER DROWWED — Mrs Fred Rcnnul’ received the sad news of the death of her brother-in-lau" William Rvenouf, by accidental drowning last Saturday in Florida. where he spent his winters. He was a printer and worked with the printing staff of the Boston Post, and in earlier years was connected with the Summerslde Journal. The body has not been recovered since the accident seven days ago. Mr. G“ Renouf was '13 years of age, and _ was unmarried. E“

MISSING MAN LOCATED — Mlsslnc. since April 8th.,‘Mr. Mil- ton McNvlll, St. Caihcrlnes, was

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MacKINNON-ln the City null. tal on April 80, i940, Mar-y F11“. MacKinndn. infant dauphin d Ml‘. and Mrs. Hugh Mackinaw, CIT/b’. Bgfd 1 nlonl-ll and 2 days.

Borough Church of St. Clement. Hastings; Canada and the Canad- gmfgfo rsquopmd by y?’ c‘ i d to d friend er , .. Response Lt.- ove an res a ear - O01. L. '1'. Lowlhes, m. 13.. o. A. s. The service took place in Tri tv rt: H. M. Forces- Air United Church. Rev. i- E- G- Comlmdr. A. C. Critnhley, C. M. 0., Davies conductin! i119 “W169 1155159‘ 3i S. OqhThe Assoclatlon-Propcs- will ha, Revurgé gfiogfllaiigi-Sgg Igfflltlfi by t e Mayor of Hastings, 5R8 11- ~ - h

__ _ , The ere as received the sad news of the

Counc. n. M. Ford. 5211-. J. P. Re tlllghahvlrgng B Mlslvlgfipggllgfivand dean, o, Mm Sarah _ mm ' ' ope,“ Pedal peaceg- “The 01d Concord, N. l-L, a e B2. widow of

Response by mm Rugged Crag». w” beautifully “A6 (late Mr. rghitlhp hPcthieM She '. ' M,Gco A.Bw-pss aways come er 11910., (Master of Ceremonies. QM. ggerggglféd 15y the gel‘ gene dauglllfir, M“, Margaret K_ “w- G‘ A- Hmphwy" ludlés of the Social Club and w}; glib? 1-2 blgvndpn Pdfreetbd Mr: {i- _ l ll, U-nlled c)»; e lc was m n rnce war R0TARY—At the Rotary lunch- m, 3.3.5.3.‘; y. Rem/ah $326 Island. but had lived in Concord

wishing him manly years of quiet enioymenvt after his years or faith- ful service. Mr. Monfeith of Char- lottetown commenced his duties yesterday taking Mr_ I1yle's place in the frellght office. 8.

on su

wai

gent. Mr. James P- Hofln.

bars of the railway service

merside 321g. was prefiféltxeghwgghrfi

gvcii-illesasluillrlllinufiflvgagg. The formal CROKEN-At 77 M34116 3t. Megan

presentation was M1" Mm» ‘m APT“ 50v 19*.”- Nlrl- I. 'I‘_. Crokcn, formerly of South Mel.

e by Hanlpden Madman, Mr. J. P- H085" read the address. "HQ- McLELLAN-wkt Clinton, Meg The first session of the 44th 19x0. Glfvolilb Mcbellsln. age ‘k ye. rs. CONNICK-Suddeniy at her ml. dencc. Corran Ban, on May l, 1N0, M

-DEATH 0F MRS. GEORGE BAGLOLE —'I‘here passed awuv on Thursday last at her home in Tvne Valley. Mrs. (‘veorlze Baizlole aiter a short llines. Mrs. Balzlole was most highiv esteemed in the district and manv friends will regret to learn of her passing. Slle was forni- erlv Maud Diamond of Tyne Valley. She caves lo mourn five sous and two daughters, Watson in the U. s.

PRESENTATION- r. Waiter B. Montelth. for the pas twenty-four years assistant checker in the local O. N. R. freight shed has been promoted to the position of check- er at Summerslde. suceedlng Horace Lyle, who retired on superannua- tion yesierday. Mr. Monteiih left for Summerslte yesterday afternoon and will take up his new duties

General Assembly of Prince Ed- ward Island was pfoloflllfid Yes-i"- day by His Honor Lieutenant Gov-

- t Kt the ist- . iiiféffvé“ié’y‘a‘fii.“i§$lfa’.“ H935. 3“oi:u°u?>¥luu Pi€{’§§§“tl5£’“iu- ‘lkwfifuuulom “uWhdtméiifililis. i???$ii5b<i3‘§f§“§‘v§‘€€¢€i§3§t€§ 23%’; lu°“l§.‘é“lo’3l’l ‘fiiiuuiTuu Qg-Ililiiiblffl.iillflféiiivfiifil‘ @313‘ ‘hi’- FP"? opening on “'5' W““““‘ °°““‘°"~ “i”

_ ente Rot r J Gerry , ' - I 0 "m! l%‘é°.§l‘§ul€'?§.£°'l2i€ music's. ualaulmsf. w.- m “macar- lwsr "can. lrcllllllllulzltsllsdllc c “will? of l» value ml- lambs-iv v» PM um liven“. m“; Mm Sal-lug that he pany. It ran more than half an gifggil} agd Leemm, [ma Ralph Donald A. Gilli-s of Los Angeles: Monlelm has gllled hls pogmm; fvgd Egflinglzlaéignllllfziws-ffolfi hgirmffltv lary display was curtailed owinguto Island Hospital on Thursday, May

‘ - ' ' hour and showed the tests being ' Calif; Hughle Glllls of Concord with entire satisfaction to shivllers residence to inc United Clulrcluat gtfuggg’ égceorgruliz-g ”l§,‘1,”'m,,§ 2' 1940' Ernest Jenkins‘

l. Do id Baker and R. E.

/ §l“l‘§§y~l-l.e.e“§yuo many lovely fior- nnd Charles Glllls of Hartfrod.

al tributes which testified to the HCOIIXL. besides nieces and nephews. love and esteem in which the d: (Other papers please wnv)

ceased was held. -

was going to Canoe Cove. a few mms alvdy. ln search of Work

since then no trace xvzts found of the man unfil Police located him last night. When found, he was wearing overalls, a leather cap and gum

‘Pync Vallvv- Rev, Ml‘. hillinil. officia- ting at both services and at the nave. The pallbearers were Messrs. Arthur Newcombe, John Ba ole, Herman Dymont Charles Col will, Woodland Colwlli. Thomas Cotton. Interment was at ‘Tyne Valley. --S.

and employers alike. Previous to his departure he was waited on in the freight shed by members of the staff and presented with a case of ipes and an excellent English to- acco uch together with s com- "

made in the laboratories of the company with regard to gasoline products. The picture which was entitled "Design of Power" was one which salesmen use in stressing the qualities of the company's products

music bel-llg eliminated. The Guard of i-lcnor was a. detachment of the R. C. N. V. R. under the com- mand of Lieut. Don Grant. RINTERNS 1N SAINT JOHN —

rmnilulLL-At the Prince County Hofilllltal. A0111 28, 1840, ‘monies Ilium-Will. use 76 years (formerly of Greenmount). P-

Pltr-ITTY SPRING WEDDING - The marriage took place at St Paul's Rectory in this City on Apftill

MACMILLAN-At stanhom sul-

rubbers . _____ and was very interesting. 915m“ The fu e l services of the late . plimen arv address The address ' wlll A“ me “mm” “m” yew“ Chmle-mgr J11 At flag‘ g” h: the M“ “egg: Dmm “m” m“ “t life Mlsrslvliiatlileld ltaiggcefllggrfls w“ "ad ‘bl’ M“ J M°D°““1d “d LAID r0 flaw Q-n-"u funeral of bwélexllgfsozfl1o4§o§ell§§nllo13§§§oom- %il'ul?plrlge2gb 19:35 Donald Mu‘ d“ we m“ '1' C‘ MnNem ED" 3031116911 r5115}: $111111 i5 B-Ehinogxtllllllaiiltli; her home m carmm‘ “i 2 P- M‘ wolg ofr (ilifheatlcvl River: to Mr. ‘he i“‘°m‘“M°“ made by M“ Mrs. Duncan Illvln stoll took place 1e ed “his four ears in Medicine ' y ’ Eme“ m"- casme" M‘ Mon‘ from her home ves crdav afternoon n Dathousie U vomit)’. "Id “hi: lthoK1ylvQl\l_Al m, ma“ m.

Marslliield, conducted the worship mm reached a. scholarly semlon on s . Matthew 43-45. owlns the difference between a ntfifilm ""1 positive religion. The choir ren-

on Thursday, April 25th. In spite

of the very bad wnditlon of

bhgllaliget numberugatghesed t0 y er as respec

gland and a kind neighbor.

Gordon Wesley Toombs of Wheat- lcy River. the Rev. LeDrew Gard- inel- officiating. The happy youn couple were atiende Mrs. Percv Carr, the

teith briefly replied, thanking his co-workers for their kindness and l“ _ m5 referred to the many happy days bl-lde looking spent among them.

a $25 00 prize this year to the pu- pil making the highest marks in rural science in Prince of Wales College matriculation examinations.

entered St. John General Hospi. st. John. N. 18-. as an lnteme- Mr- Beer has made an excellent record through m; years at collage and University. and we take this oppor-

ward Island Hospital on Saturday. A ril 27th. 1940. Alexander Mac- Knnon in his 21st year.

attended by a wide circle of relatives and friends to pay their last tribute of respect. The services at the house and lzrave were taken bv Rev. J.