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XALE ENDS-Saturday, April 27th.

SUIVIIVIERSIDE 8n CHARLOTTETOWN

32.00

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N95

‘rayf George IJIvirigstEnKX-Ia ~Mac- Lean. Spurgeon Livingstone, liugh J. MacLean and Watson Livingstone.

I M , Woodsidc. The ilymnssung WETCZ‘

"iilc luoi M,‘y'_SliI:|JiIt3i‘(l " "Asleep

n . ernorlanq liil on. ' lll "stile lll thc Arms t1 lJesoi-S By request “‘i‘lle Old lcug- et

igeu Gross‘ u iltvorite of the deceased was icelillgy rendered by Mr. John kieurtz. t h bile leaves (it c erish her meni- Chtic Rm-l- ccmnlunity was i Orv ltn tilted litisbzlllii a selni-lllilzlllzl shocked and imiflilUllVil on Siill(l.i§,:l0i' stllle time also three sons and March Iird to lLilFii that Mrs. Neli'_1h1'90 llhlllillll‘! (I119 dlllllélll-el‘ V1016!- Mat-Klnnon iikl/i passed 11W iillvﬁtlj. tillvlns tutu m ciliidiloou. "rile sons ill her siet p lit-r (it-dill ulnc lib aWlrtfl rsctiisilil and iilomas. Clyde great silock Lo her iamliy. Although River; JOllil lll l-tllriloiin, Susk. ‘ille sue had not. been ill cot-d ileaitil iorhligriluiltt-rs.hxlli{l/.M.rs.\c{l1kills,}{art- sonle tulle. even her hnnledlate ml (i. ‘villi-i 101d. l rs. wllllanl liv did not realize the chd \\'i\.\ Awwnlldll. PYQ-vqile Isle, Mame, who near. . wlill Mr. l\ckcl'lllim arrived home in All that mt-tilcai skill and (JZIHPUIIIC tor lilu iullerul. ‘it'll-u. Mrs. fouid tic]. proved of no ilvall, .lilii‘l\lri‘lll(lllilﬁ (iiilils. Linguine, P131. t ‘IN’ '(.‘iil c :.])'.i'll winged its why lo, tee are 21:0 e o mourn our the cavciliy Hltilcr. whom she so,‘ brothers. JOIIH ROBE“. Scotch Sctt. dearly loved. Her passing was ilﬁllli X NB». Frank and HJC-IIHIU in Niltyo, and peaceful. _ (Yukon; Jlinles in l-‘airnolll. soak; She was a ﬁne cilristiali vvolnalnbevriiv. Wnilulll, Samuel. Thomas hcitlvczi and li‘,'llil\‘ respected by all Hliti sister Hannah prcueeczlsed llel‘.

MRS. NI-III. MAcKINNON

who kilctv ilci. Silo was a ialtil‘ i bile also leaves a number oi nlgtniyci- 01' mg Ciydc Rlvpf pm, JJIiIIIKlCIIIILiYUII lo mourn her loss. tosluil Cilurt-il ililn the W. M. s, as HP!‘ viﬂvsb srilncson Regltlaid Niac-

loilg as shc wit: able to attend, her i Klnllon has stayed ill the ilolne and

pace was seldom vacant. iheilwd care ior ills aged grandpar- A daughter of the iitte Mr. andminis ior several months.

Mrs. John Gillespie. Clyde River,‘ The ioilolvhlg were the Floral

she was born in Cornwall. uctollci" Tributes.‘

11th. 1871i, later moving with her,

Dlliililf. to Ciytlc River. l The funeral was ileld on \V(‘(iiit".‘-‘

day. March 6th. A short service at.

the iloltlcuas coildut-ted by itev. E.

Circie-Jﬂle Family. ,Sl>r.lvs_

111i‘ lviurcilison Family.

WM, . i the Presbyterian chum;

R Wocdsidc ccrilwnli Unirccl Mrs. Gcorizc Gilespio and Family, Cililrt-ll, inliowrri l)\' R s"i‘\'if‘r\ ill tile‘ The Nlli'.‘~l',\ oi No. Maine Sallito.~_ CW5" . i iunl. PTPMillP I

1| iiti.l\ '

u l\' ‘ -- P {Vlliritlil .i:!1 Goodwill assisted (

h" I _‘ W The pllli l;

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STRANGE POWERS MAY BE use‘) TO some THE PROBLEM WHiCl-i NOW vneslzurs lTSELF

roll Ackeicy. rcrs \\'(‘l'C John Mur-

I WA ALUA

LiBSEN, EUGEKE. t GOT LDT€>A CASH FOR _ ‘BCOMING CHAMPEEN

O 5PIJASKER- YA

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Murchison, Jr. lll

T0 BUY swluecu FOR POOR LITTLE Klos- UYA 5EE ?

Interment was ill Clyde River cem- 9W.

A loving Mother true and kind No friend on earth like her we'll ﬁnd She did work ilard for those she ieit. May God grunt. her eternal rest.

In Memoriam

MRS. GILBERT BRIDGES

Tile community of Cascunlpcc wassaddcneti on Friday afternoon. April 5th. when it become known that Mrs- G1‘: rt Bridges had

assedaway at ller home after a-

ut six weeks iLness,

She was a dailglltcr of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Iuocke and was born at Locke Road sixty-five years ago, While still young she went to the United Stat/cs where later she married and alter B, few years m. turned utltililerhilsbangi and three young children to the Locke Road where the family resided until ‘ucn yiezlrs ago when they came to Cas- cumpec to occunv the ilomcstelld after the death of Mr. Bridges fa-

er.

Tile iate Mrs, Bridges was very hishiv lYiillw-ivd and esteemed in the community where she was re- cognized as a woman oi splendid character" and high stantlRicl of liv-

THE CHARIAIFFIFFOWN GUARDIAN

TAKE IT FROM ME

AN’S

e creamery. In most cases a

. easy to clean . and

Sevcn Models — One Qllilliiy’

TH E BliSl‘

hlg Silo was indeed a true home- maker. Ellcrzctir. in" strioiis and leiizcient. silo found ,1 y ill service. lIn the ilollle Sll(‘ ivrls an unselfish .uild tievoieri mntilei" . ‘ ihile ccmmiltlity site was evol-

help a woitill- cause, Iim iiiiiy c ‘tiinllwi llnahtlfcti uniii she

' inst. liicoss,

lo lllcltrn their

‘ass her snr iviug ilusbailti. CIT!‘ son and imir riaurlillrrs. li.'\l\1"i,\'_ MPlVili. Locke Road: Lzlilrie. ltirs.

Vera. Mrs. Clifford Cclilicuit, Cape Wolfe: Euuirr- and Iva at home. also five nrandsons, two sisters

and four brothers. The sisters art- Mls. O. L Bent. Calgary. Alla. and Mrs Harold Mnctmmlin. Sum- mersidc. The brwhcrs are George Tmko, Slrirrkinz. N, H : Ciibume Locke, Porllll, N, H Shelton lynrke, Plilsbilpgli, Pu 3139mm LMW. Trick.“ Rod. P. T.

The funeral seri-‘M n5 11pm 1n (‘ascuninrc Uniiwi (‘Powell on Silli- drtv afternoon. An“! 7th and Wits iarlzciv nttI-ncir-rl. The servici- Wits cnridwtcd bv hcr pwtnq Rpv_ my K. Charman who spoke ie-c‘hv.>"~ from the wnwiv. "'T‘il-r> ‘Vlasiw l1'\i‘\ "am" fliifl ca"."ih (or tilt-c." The ilvnms sun" iron» Pvft- i». 1|... Mn..- nf Jcsus. Ail the Wav Mv Saviour T-"""< Mt.- nlvl Rock nfvAa-es.

Among: thr- ﬂnrrli fl‘ll‘|ll‘0< wr-rr n l“""""lt f'nm (‘Pscillnlwc “impair-l liuuttlu» nrwi n ("n-nil ‘ream n", 1m ‘mi ﬂnxiliww- Ar u... w-...~..~. Mi“ |wicuarv Society of \\"llf‘l‘l the (lt-

Afitliiii‘ Fcrgilstul. Woiiaston. Mass; .,-<

' COMMODORE NORAH

"I know. I believe some of the men have been say ‘m frighten- ed oi the see-that. I never be able to take my father's p ace until I've spent. ,1 night on the fishing

ounds.’ "well, there's something in that. l though ye ken ﬁne I've nae fears o’ yep courage. But. I'm thinking ye'1i i get better idea. o’ what the men i181?) “put up wi’, if ye come oot w‘ us e mom." I It was sluiday evening, and in the ' clear 5911!! air & ch bell h“! to rng i metallic minus drifting over the smooth water o! the harbour. The erv of gulls seem- ed t?‘ make a ﬁtting wconlpam-

arm; lnart blue uitra-"modera hat;

‘der 15' slim wcniid rkeiqfflyn a wild sea III 8. II‘ Y, SIIIE Y S O - And yet he knew ‘mat. if she mane the vo wage and showed herself e r to un erstarld the conditions i e1‘ which the crews worked. sh! V9134 command a. great deal more remwﬂ and loyalty from her men. She might, too, discover that her bitter. com etltlon with David MoGregorl woucl in the long run, bring not only tile McCrregotr business but her own to ruin. Her crews 110i ioll remain silent junder the EPPN" ent y unsympathetic pressure o! he!‘ management, and it might: be that 8- time would come when they would reiuse to g0 t0 S68. at B11.

As Norah left llim t0 rrw-lw h" way to the Evening service in the cilurch. old, Donald sat down on I pgiigrd 5nd gazed on the water which lapped the plies below him. Filllltghﬂ pipe with thick black tobacco,“ e .lluucllt wisuully 01 a time Wouijg inc urants and McGlegors \v collie to bury the ilatchet. and Work together ior their mutual advan- Luge. it was funny. he thouxht. 110W like the uovemlnenta. of Eurxgcpe] \\ ere Norah (arant and Diwid -i GIBQOI‘.

i '.l‘o-_lllorrow night. by force a: practical example, he woﬂlg if! L llllttke Norah t e tin“); , which she owed to her men. and 1d ille clld, perhaps, ineenoits wou l llot be altogether Ln varn- He struck c, match and. ,tile fialile between hvlziolt’). m iiiilililS. applied it to tihelwtﬂccgnh |ills l)ip€._fil5 fie-CD an u ylulld o‘ mi: was lllterlupted by lilfiiﬂmrled ilcuvy boots close PY- 1 g bréwn guwiy, Jock uaibialth, ea . mud llnld ilulnorcus-eyed. 5W0“ be i

‘hlyblllle nightmDonaih" meted Jock-

individual taste.

In Canada

Sn

"Ay. Fine. Tiley were men in diﬂerent; cam

. - - lt t, had to e hoping for a liiiidllllgtii‘tlfiﬁiééulilisilféb had always night, for b shoais of herring had lbccn frlelldiy hnd each, despite an been report about twenty mlies

north along the coast. READ! FOB. SEA

He was feeling more optimistic than he had done for a. long time, chiefly on account of the tact; that the Sliver Spray was in commission again and t. e could strive against the Grant skiffs on terlns of more equality.

All morning and afternoon he had been working hard with Jock and other members of his crews to get. the fleet ready at an early hour; and now, shortly after ﬁve o'clock, he was receiving final reports from his skippers. A.) tile _boots, he learn- ed, were fully provisioned for the night and the early part of the foi- lowing day; the last c! the paraffin, petrol, and crude oil had been taken BlJOiHTIZ every engine WES lll $00G running trim, every net in perfect

repair. . He glanced up at the sky, "Be a bit. of a sec. on.’ he re-

l illlilliiillg IOYﬂh/Y. W55 9f the opinion ‘ihut their respective employegiittlélfrﬁ lllrszakcn in camlnlz 0n $0

conflict.

"Sliver SDTBYS T9353’ ‘P: ‘he "at ugalll," announced Jock. Hittite}; °it§‘.“i.“.'.‘.fia“uf€ '“ ' '

flfiiilillalb spat over the edge of me he re llBd. "But ratit wa

' lcr. , p "I'm (tiziad gkltiﬁbilaforaah ye llcc ua _ .. personally lesimnsi-ble w!‘ {g9 ma“, ~11 she wérlslla r€5P°n5 e- ' was it, then " iluvigi shook ills head- "'I‘ilcrc‘s a fly in the ‘Jlnlmellt . l1li.‘\‘-'llf-‘1'0," he said crynt-ically- g "A liv wl’ R wee moustache anddg m... waist?" sllesqsdtedefgggl w llilﬁiitllllliilii, Bill; 130ml l” _ 1mg; a tilc lllatter iiilbyhel‘; i mm l; t was a dirt-Y Wick: 11°F“ ‘gther turncti the collvelsatlon 0 topics.

O O O O O The weather next evenlnﬂ W”

, , '1; ti in wind ked to Jock. "ho stood beside §il'?°§1‘.,§l..§“i§. .153 soluth-cast. i-lilaii in the little “lass wheelhouse. Ibl-lnging with it scuddlng lzrey Jock nodded. " orah Grant and

Menteith are gaun oot wi’ Donars

7ciouris and the threat of ram. The Bmon’ rm hearmgu.

i lurk w-litcr oi‘ the harbour. even in . n

‘fl, glu-ltcvctl pCsltlDn between tile ‘What! exclaimed Davlihiitiioflalzlé lillgh l ills, wasdw-illppeed 51x5 Sign}. $01118 0H9 0'11 I. 3

ppc lva s ' t ' . ' ,,

- E1 {the silifls as “A . Maybe shell et drooned.

lim-v 11$“. llillesliier. at. the obseryvted Jock. with aslzdeivrl! 4511c?

5m would be like along the 0P9"

‘coast outside Donald knew OHLV W‘)

it'd u‘

qt_hi;_nia_st_er._ge was rewar ed by

we] . Had circumstances been normal iin IDVPICOI] it is doubtful if imYt boat would ilave left at all ti!!! ‘ yrht (or the )l‘0i)l\Cl-S were incilil- led‘ to believe t at the weather was lmore likely to lzet worse than bet" |tcr. But Norah Grant scorned a liltlatmtictl . Dohﬂld m1" The islhculti Tﬂiilhiil in the harbour uni. I i. le morn llg. I “Nonsense? she said sharp, - ‘And Mr. Mellteltil," she added. S 00m‘ 11w \‘.‘lill us. I00. ’ As she climbed down orl to the (lﬂfz; o1‘ t-ile Maiy Rose. followed by hcr ﬁance, Donald raised ilis thick i cyuhrowls. l’ -e's gaun tee be some fun .l~.crc~. re remarked out of the side Iof his mouth to one of the crew. I In the nleatltime, on the opposite side or the pier. David McGregor, at the wilcei of the silver Spray. was ‘preparing to lead out his boats. 1n .\])l_tt' oi the ugly l thcLile vras

ceased was a member.

Tho pallbearers were: Messrs, Charles (iordon. Fred Gamble, Frank Brundzltzc. Colo Al-senault, Rrz-ntrll IIIIFHOII and Russell Leard. into vent was in the family plot in Cilscillnpcc cemetery.

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bumper catch that a. peculiar grunt, and he chueuea

inwardly. Jock, too, was feeim n- mistic on this grey evenin . g up Do ier strode a ion, angu- in severely cut hat that. flopped

e "There's aunt," said ock. “Ami 1 ken ne what she's LiLiilIilﬂﬂ. She's desperate-in case the Grant boats will get awaxrafore e." “Good old Aunt abelia. Dlvld. and waved to the forbidding looking lady who paused on the edge of the pier overhead. mshmléliiercli. Abltllg; the wllune o! e s e ca ou : “ our a er was a ve e ave en out- fithth h bio hyllli be y sue e ar uran oura o." "We're just going," returned DlWld. "Good luck, she replied, and with- out another word turned away. she did not". even glue at the Grant

ski (To be Continued)

18-!‘ ﬁgure. ess tweeds, and a felt wind.

B. 0. Squatters Face Eviction

VANCOUVER. April 14 —(CP)— The quiet life of BO-odd residents of Vancouver's squatters’ Utopia a- long the banks of the Fraser River goes on u_nin_terrupt.ed_,_d;espitn ___a.

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overs and general foods-

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City Council order that the "viii- age" be cleared by May 26, Twenty-six squa ters‘ familial - mostiy hard-working fishlerfoll who make their living from the riv- er-have made their homes in this no-lent no-worry settlement for years. Life there where ilhe rive: cuts into Vancouver's east. district has taught them it doesn't. pay to

worry. So they refuse to worry now.

One resident or the uatiers’ settlement won't care if ey are

moved out. She wants a “real home" of her own with her husband. An- other declares he's iiyed there fol five years and has no intention of moving. If he is forced out, he says he and his family will have to go on relief.

Still another resident will not be affected ii’ the eviction order is en- forced. He owns three cabins and the land ilpoll which they stand. One of the cabins encroaches four feet on the city property, but. he plans to move it.

For the most part, the settlers of the squatter village choose to say ncthingmabout the eviction order. Mothers continue to hang out their wasing as before and the men go on repairing their nets and boats for fishing. As w what will happen —t.hey have decided to wait. and see-but they refuse to worry about it,

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