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‘_THE_ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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T... OUR SATURDA?

OURMNEWSMBUDGE

this AfltiIJUly uoyis. daughter oi

TIJLlTIIONS — Mr. S.

—I.ll'.'s"‘l‘ FOR MONTREAlF-MISS

MONDAY v — ‘ _ I -—-EN'I.‘EIE'I'QINED ‘GUILD-JVITS. T119 1193111 °°C11ITed 8t 1191' 11°111F1111Edythe Sobey, of Scarleimvn, left ies Guild of the summe

Fairview on Sunday lust of Mrs. fdéazgrgaret MacMillan, widow of the a

Hon. Jol1n MacMlllan. o former germ-a ed the

member of the government of Prince Church

-miezlos w.l1 be p.easec t.» learn that Mr. Lowell Hancock ls able t0 ‘an; hospital after his recexét

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Do 1e worth Ave., is resting co Ill

ilsh will celebrate his 77th. blrfluhy today, April 4th. He was born in Ontario but has been a resident of Charlottetown for many yearn

Helen M. Chisholm R N Tryon, left Saturday morning for

e she has accepted

All llcnvr uvrn mu MAKE nls DIFFERENCE

last week for Ottawa, where she has ; tlst Guild at their [accepted a position with the Cl\‘li,'1neeti11g‘Mr5_ Dgdds a social committee of the

man fi ds A. B. when farewells were said v re“ o‘

fe. Charlottetown. are welcom-

Montreal Convalesce Miss Chisholm is a grsdua

. EQWB" 1518M- —VISITING m ‘SUMMERSIDE- 1m Mrs, Tylel‘ who was an active Mrs. Harrv Jnmleson and littlenmqnbfl-

PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Mr. M, W.- . .- . - Rcardun. City Sanitary Qiilcer. is ‘ }l§11"1i-1ll.ttltliilpfl1o.vliil~§,‘ fifrxlglibiiall1ij1s-us1ig11eyi1, patient in the City Hospital, suffer-

MAINLAND LIQUOR SEIZED —- A Charlottetown teen-BB! relieved of some ii uor, a1

and, as she stepped off the boat

in: him back from an enjoyable va- cation trio to Florida. He was away from his home here several weeks.

———- ICE GOING FAST. -- I00 around

emorial Hospital, camp- BXTEIDE. — _ - The an intends of Miss Ross lbs- ' B‘ s’ . Hmin River, will extend ml:

was. ‘fiaii-‘fl. IAMOIROOK

111L111: WAY YOU

; Sl1nunerside.-S. --_— ‘ S T0 RE-JOIN SH - lass stoke: James Weather

mg from two broken bones in his1 11L“Y§."“ur' of sulmmlsmafigf ACCIDENT "(AIM LAID To

ankle. sustained by slipping on the. n W d“

constipation. That is w

REST- The funeral of Charlottetown leaves th ° 11x1“ "m1 11°11“ “I m‘ w “p1, u, mm“,

train here last nldht. Royal Can- ing for the mainland adian

Mmmted Police mode the

w - 1POUlL 20 I id ' I d f 1 a. I 1k_ l __ . . .._ on, ,\vas1e yescray rom h mun ma“; 1 cldczghslfirhoxf‘ ficstuffiihg “K861113251 his father?‘ resmen A ‘V1119 911C111 01 1111911115 and 1'91" 'Pl1ec MD and \ir~;1 vhcPh-ce of‘ 1° st‘ Pauys C11“ 111111“ ‘"91"? 5111x119" 1111171 def-WU’ 1 s......'...~..;l<1'(\. is spellrlilru ‘a few days‘ "are conducim bv 111° Rev’ P‘ LE‘ glxevcd when IL was learned c-n the i 111 1115 110111., m- yhn-phee 15 '3 D1911’ GaPdflf-‘T- W110 K150 0111911159171

nlcuning of b-Isrch 2nd that J hn member of the R.C.M.P l-l. McKe of Howe Bay had passed

cs, Water Street,

lp. He spent 28 days rch. The services

s home here. Before re Canada recently he the Royal Canadian land, operating in t

was understood court actim will likely follow.

.___.__ HIGHWAYS shu. nLocxEn —Paved

made a short run as fa

ruonTs my n! ms

i’

s. at the crave-sir in 571cm], o; My; Raymond Jag will

cmwtew- The regret to hear he has 6110919 $116

hood over for this spas-on

l0 his eternal reward. l‘ —Mr. Charles MacInnis of Port w111111m 114111111111 George ———-—— Borden who with his wife have 1 Frank _M11°15°d~

nrrrriiixs mos: s. ammo: been visiting the latters parents,111'1111 1 116081111- on

W. A. xlncPhee, head of the roach- Mr. and Mrs. Bczljumin Gaudet of1 11'» T119 $01111

Charlottetown Hospital for treat- ment and operation for tonsils. Roy- mond will be missed from the Morel! I-Iockev sfisuad as he was their stone-

BIG CROWD Al‘ DANCE-The regular Tuesday night dance was held at the Canadian Legion War Services Hut last night

Airways officials Although not definite in menlt ti; was stated

no flighls were contemp

Reg Hznnigan, d Thomas Prun- g man was fatally in-

nation. In this ws act thoroughly an at our dru gistfa

o: running (LPDHFIIIIOIIL of PfillCr’ St. (nIbel-l, Mr. Aiuclnilis has re- I Jiirvd 1X1 a \\

ilLErifOIlt accident at. nluilax last k other large crowd. soldiers, sailors and air orce men

in attendance. Mr. Arth

funeral service for Mrs. John Bil-

of Wales C0 returned Satur- tilrneti l0 Cannp Borden but Mrs.

(lay from Fret cion, N. B., where Aiaclniris is remaining for a while ———-

‘ne was studying normal training longer-S. T0 INVESTIGATE CAVE-IN — methods. He was away for a week. Q -——-———— MT- R- 11 11359119191111 01 $116 D0-

Lfls l.‘ on Mai

. crn of (‘her- l'_\' V.ll.¢_v, 11:1.‘ l\‘.('l

n; rongr uIn-

is the director. Last night music was furnished by Bill Moresideb

liker was held on ‘Iumday after- nooln from her late residence and was attended by many old friends. Re

heavy frosts at nigh

warmer weather. _ , -RET1'n.\'s rum: wi-Isst-Mrs. oartment of Mine P»\'l'i'l..\'rl( ‘s --.\[r.lsn(1, A. E IVlwdsiGQ, of tut». Granville of Quebec we l w. Sulnlnerslde, i't‘illl'lll‘fi on Fri- Magdalen Isl: ' nu from un extended VISIL ndinu Airway

s for the province nt from here to the lnds _\'(‘Si(‘l‘(Ifl_V. A Can- plane took him frmn

L

MlcLEAN-At the was. Hospital, March 8 Mr liso

. Al Bummer-side, for

FUNERAL SERVICES n . Only slight damage was Mn Harry MCNM w“

house and grave. The pallbearers early yesterday morning in a fi~e

were Messrs. Alban Lecky, Brecken

\ 1101b on ,1“. “n-H-ill 01 a ‘Dim; so“ ' o Western Canada. where she visit- Charlottetown

weighmg down pounds “hm, “as :c1i her brothers and sLsters. M18. islands.

at the Nursing Home of Mrs. 1 Nw. NIIIcKiIlIIOXI in Bout-hport an ,= Alarch 22rd. l

to the isolated gulf He will investigate a cave-

the life of Albert Pet-

mother, Mrs. Wil- eill. 30 Grafton Sunset, to

when Req- was celebrated by 1e who also eon- at the grave. The

Mon qtrglmair Fxirce stallions: a daughter Virginia carol. o e wn por.

blaze was in a boiler-house and was extinguished in ten minutes, R. A F. officials said. An overheated fur- nace set fire to some wood work, it was reported. Fire fighting equip-

immons. Donald Baker,

Woodsidc nsltecl in ‘Winnipeg and in in a Regina, and outlying districts, on which 1001;

' \\':1.\' out, and afso on her return [1pa5_ T111. accgdcnt Occurred ‘ Slouped off at Montreal to Visit‘ than a “Wk u" bu, Fem-L,

INN OXA 1 1 Toilet Preparations1

Rev. W. MOCGTCI

t --- land Hospital, Much 80, 1 This district was shocked last week lVLr. Mrs. Melvin rom,

to hear Mr. Vernon McDonald. at

BOYSHAW. Among those who 1“‘1‘11‘11c5__1.1.11d. I.ric..n_d.5'. S1111“ not rencifd 1111111 5°11’ 11,1341 1O 11m NOV m“, at ilyEsuAy later. A portion of 1hr wnr

lflfwelte Sister Regina Louise <Mur-' , , . more: McGaughey). daughter of Mf,1'1o§able cmd party w“ held 1°51’

Messm. Daniel Gil- Frank

boro.had passedmaway _ D_ a Cowman,

gagged spinal meningitis. Mr. Mc- n d was o great s moat-ht; l: 112i? for his wife

ment at the airport was used.

STARCH FACTORIES T0 OPEN starch factories in

.. , .-~ . , id tol '. 11>,» the “to... HlliliiX. N..b...\ialchi _-¢.\1m rams -a most en- $1.1M hgggqagg 21;‘ 11 Island Hospital, on Burke will make n 1'0 M:

_____ . a PARKER PEN SET I GITIBANDDIPHTHIJRIA 1‘°“‘1""111“1 s

.. - 1* ' " he auspices of Lodge - and M: . J. E. McGaughey. Green v1‘e1$.11n(‘°1 1 . islands today to bri ROilCI, Ebllld Sister Catharine James No‘ u LOOK m their lodge rooms 981i back to

“gm, T0019,‘ (iaughter of Jamgsjnt sununerside, Bridge and auction

"g 111'“ T“‘°1‘"' who be ore her marriage was Nellie

Keefe, daughter of Mr. and the lain Mrs. Stephen Keefe. Mr. MacDonald

province will re-ope

roads and weather conditions per- spinal meningitis a knerg: S1gCLAm"'A1’ u“ P1111“ NW5“

rnti tho lzltc Mrs Toole, also from 1°11” m“ ‘"1"’ 9131M" The prize Numerous friends

, wnrners for bridge were Miss Una

but,“ ROML [Gallant and ivir, J. _Le Roy Holman, lq-NERAL 0y S_.\-|-l1nDAy__-I-he.fcr auction forty fives, Mrs. Loyd

funcrzll of the late Mrs. Blanche 5111511 “m1 M1- ‘11111195 1A" M07150“

131C156 M‘, held from the McLean Refreshments weie served at the

Funeral Home Satluday afternoon do“ °1 111° °v"11111g-—5-

“hr-re servces were conducted by _ . ..

Donald Bovihroyd who als01 “FTUNEWE-E‘ MQLHIQHE 7' 1111191

“fwd M me gravtl Imennemfunelal services for Mls. Elizabeth Whart-

sh “Dd cemetery Pnubearersjflflbllls were held last Thursday

lt, it was announced yesterday. plants, located at 5t. Peter's, Baltic, Murray Harbor and Hun- ter River, ground 00D bushels of tub lust fall. Low prices for table stock 1und large supplies coupled with a n; 51151111119d1go0d demand and good prices for Mny1ne1SiflfCIl led t0 the Iowan. It is unusual for the starch factories to operate

also leaves one sister and two bro- thers and a family of one.

FUNERAL YESTIIRDAJL-Funer- al services were held from her home. 6 Kent Street. yesterday. for Mrs. Services at home and at the graveside in the Peoples cemetery were conducted by the Rev. Donald Boothroyd, of Trinity United The pallbearers were: C.

city will learn with passing of Mr. aged 60 years, wh red in the Cit Tile late Mr. lug health for the result of a 1i employed at

Harry _MrNeill, ose death occur- y Hospital Sunday.

McNeil! was in fail- the past six months

"w" 11"“ 30°" TIIOIIN-At Jerri-s

ondisgn isrifavorabl WESTCLOX CLOCKS

nu in death shortly after e doctor was first called. Both

to young married wo- n. one in Charlottetown and the

arrie of Bummerside), lbs.

EF

CAMERA SUPPLIES

For many years he followed the BROWN-At m. a E

were: blesses. John Martin, John 11mm 119i“ Int-e home to the Baptist Sea’ being Comings, Ne“ MMDOWEH’ James1Churcl1 at Central Bcdeque. Rev. "Brant" and

Beam“. Mr. Britten, pastor conducted the

ed on 1119 C55, short time in the fall Ggvg-fnnqent when potato prices are was plants do not open,

ther at Hopefield. 40 miles

. ‘oefield woman died sy night. The other victun sease was not considered in

1110b“ Ne“ Magnum‘, h Robert Brown, Covs

all and Lloyd Carleton.

services assi<tecl by Rev Mr steamers‘

_I EFT FOR FREDERICTON‘ __1B€lv!'k€f' ofnihe United Church. Iu.. M“ m,“ 1-5.1“ and he‘. two smausteimcnt was m the Baptist Ceme-

Fountain News

working around the He leaves to kind and

BROWN —At the Prince

A total of 355 cases were under Island Hmpim on Mum to

. I molun the .oss of a M Falconwood mental

INTERESTING RELICS loving husband his wife.

lcrestiug relics in the possession of FERRY FAILS IN ATTEMPT —

vmkyycnl Mt on salurdm, nlommguery. The 1mllbenrers were, Messrs. NW0 brow T91‘ Fredericton to Join Mr. Tyler. “be” 1va1'g11' “M1191 Hogg- ‘mhn iand one sister, Mrs. Clifford Man- uel

who was transferred to the Cana- 319911- 011111105 GYPQH. Rufus Bag-

hospital, during 1940. the annua‘ ro- port of the trustees and medical of the institution

ers. Albert and William Mrs. H. A, Messervy, city, are frag- ments of the famed rock of Gib-

which were brought hole by

he ferry rail-view failed yesterday Hungry? Then drop in

Covehead Road, a daughter ' for a snack at our up-to-

01' Boston.

‘than alaiignal llgxrolriessbrofficcho tgséelnall and Brewer Johnson-S. $115 Tamer also survives‘ rom ic .umn rs e an . -, '”_—"‘ 1 11,1 vious to her cieparture, Mrs. 'I‘yieri ——M1$5 Gm“ 331111111311» Agar ,w@(1,?¢5d1,1,1;.e 1201-111“ at 3

“as very 1ileasanllv entertained by 11311511191‘ 0f M1”- 11

indicates, It was tabled in the Pro- vincial legislature yesterday by the Hon. wiark R. MacGuigan, Minis- ter of Education and Public Wel-

eat grandfather. John Ross, of the 79th Cameron Highlanders. One piece is a slab of the unpol- ished rock, as solid as metal, while

Captain J Do boa-t back Wile town after sma

ucetlie took his dock at Charlotte- shdng through ice quarters of the distance

date Fountain.

Dunstan} B BlSllOP-GILLIS —-A

asilicri. thence to the

IllPlll1)(‘l'.< of the, Baptist church, of bald Campbell of Grahams Road C U which she was a member and actlvcieft last week for Halifax where R1¥.1ga1gn gr

\ rkrr in the various organizationsflshe has accepted a position at the the G She W111 be much missed in Bum-Camp Hill Infill-My hospital. Miss pnum merside, where she had made many Campbell is a graduate of the

Sundaes - Milk Shakes —-Soft Drinks — Sand- wiches — Tea -_. Coffee.

fare. A total of 270 were in hospital at ‘the beginning of the year, 85 were admitted and 88 dis- charged. and eight died. Total num- ber remaining in the institution at

i. ._ the Slll‘\'l\’illg' relatives mgmeéldtsniltgveunligfi: 11:31;

uardian extends sincere sym- of m” harbor the 1C9

but the Rocky Poin shaped pendant. Mr. Ross, a native in Douwtte 531d 11,

I f0 d! COfbfitt B18110? OI FUN of Skye and a veteran 0i Sebas- 0111'-

friends. S Prince County Hospital and was __DEATH 0”“? M“

-—R1‘-'(‘I'JIVED SAD NEWS-MYS- Alumni Association of Summer-

other try would be days. Last year the ed on April 6. The ice

the end of 1940 was 267. BEE AT WINSLOE

tnpol, was stationed at

suitably remembered by the Nurses “MCKENZIE 0F Fm; y and n w“ them v ‘ Y

All of the BEST

Fred ivIacAuslar-d of Bloomfield side before her departure-S. “Relmwes

has received word of the death in

is daughter Euphem- e ferry on January

with deep regret of the de two day! before the ha“ in 1940.

no abl evenin w his home in French '1 y e g as

naloe Hall on Fr

was born. After long

Cambridge, Mass, of her sister, 111-, m; Rotary luncheon yester- gzgfsgflylwit Mrs. Lydia Aitken. Mrs. Aitken day the guest speaker was J. A. at 54 years o" was the daughter of the late Wil- Gillies, secretary-Manager of the

ham Hardy 0i‘ Cascumpec find rc- Prince Edward Island‘ Co-opera- sided f0!‘ molly W815 119a!‘ Ed- tive Livestock Marketing Board. lnonton, in the Carlo-dim! W951i. and his SLIDJPCL was the Agricul-

William MacKenzie

age’ Mr‘ Macxenzle service in the army, Mr. R0

to this Province and sett n, Euphemia marrying

Harrington and Brack- Polnt gathered for ee," The score at the oe 69. Harrington

Mrs. John swim-I

IIEIJIIIN BROS.

had not been but it was always would recover a

SOCIAL GATIIERIN

aged 87 years. " m: was spent at the

s he had done in s. hilt this time it

of rork and other trea and Bmckley 6a.

where her husband died some tum} Products Marketing Act. previous 111110556

velurs. including Mr. Boss's service

was not; to be and he passed peace-

termission candy w

years ago, Mrs. Alt-ken visited her Rpt-drian All’ Fisher presided funv awvny to h

old home last summer. She was w1th Past, Rotary President Dr, W. seventy two years of age. Her only =J P. MalcMillan joint chairman. son Ralph resides in Toronto-S. 1 The guests were thfPe members

FUNERAL HELD ON SATUR-

medals, were given to Mrs. Messer-

15 etm-"M 1°51‘ Mr’ vv bv her father Mr

J i Red a native of French “not Cross and

am of songs, recitation Sues was out on. g look charge of the

MacKenzie was River land weitl

_ known n the dstrict and wll ‘Cirthf vligfmfilyflgugfgii much missed nor. only in the flun-

who is serving in the R. address was read

Myers presented him a d se. Arthur then thanked his m 1115 44'

_____ t Union Road, saturdsy, ‘Dre Angel of Death . Ofrarles Percy Yoo visited our midst this tiln 3/9111"- "

nay The funeral of the hte 1H Tilmnpson and Flight Lleut. J. 111‘ 3111111“ 11111‘ 11y 111"‘ 11131111 mpnds

flurry Scott was held from Frank G. Portlock, also W. R. McCulley lfennessevs Funeral Home Satur- of Thomas Nelson 8r Sons, Toron- dav morning at 8:45 to St. Dun- to, and A. Keith Morrow. Char- staff's Basilica where Requiem lotietown.

High Mrlsg was sung by Rev. Geo. hfcCnrmac who also conducted ser- - . \1(‘(‘ at the grave, Pallbearers, all pIARYS CHURCH — The pipe or- nlr-lnhvrs of the Laborers Proicc- ggn which has been for the prtst llvc Union, were Messrs. Bernard 40 _vears in Si. James Church, Arm-

as its victim Peter Garlic d and respected resid- w Bank. P. E. I., at the comparatively early

Jilsl. why one should life seemed most to understand but mysterious way His

man. Mrs. Stanley Announcer. Miss and lvlirs. Harold keepers and Miss

Georgie Willis, Judges.

m’ “Eitiliiihhliiii-‘g owvoo - low". A poem "To 119- 1941

arnaret. was read by Mrs. Haroi Carver. Lunch was served by the ladle The remainder of the even- pent by names and music.

and neighbours. There nrc lrft in mourn his widow, fornlerly‘ Pearl Vanderhill, one son, Roland, sin- tioned at Petzuvmva and who came gomei tto ntizcnd the funeral: three , anglers, rennie, lyirs, NEW ORGAN FOR ST’ Constable. Borden; Charles Adams, Kenslnggton; Janet at home. Also two Lucy. Mrs. Ralph Bernard

llilies & Skins

LIGHT HIDES 8 I-Zc HEAVY HIDES 7c HORSE HIDES $2 to $3 FREIGHT CHARGES PAID ON 200 LBS. OR

Cudmore, score-

the Airmen". com M

POULTON - At ____ John Mlford Po

UTIVE MEETS. —- mston. of Tignish

ll The deceased was a g after Senator Q w‘

John Scott and the late t m. "damn.

A wedding of much interest

Pruniy, D. (lillis, ETIWSL 110E111. dale. N. S.. has been acquired by Bu," and Jame. Mm

Frank Hllgllfi- 1-91111191 Rush 111151 St. Mary's Church, Surnmersirle, and

o. but the Senate the Prince Edward 1s

of Clyde River. He was b0 Royalty and whe

y friends throughout the

Charlottetown and p15“ 1n Halifax. N_

n young tho family

Arihili‘ GWTMPY- Interment was in arrived last week. It is said to be Jack m Charlottetown,’ the Roman catholic Cemetery. .111 cxrciiflll’ condition and will be whom much svmpmy“, 1s extent“

M171‘1*'1"’~"11 111111110-51-111111111111" 115M 1111 11l\11l"<11f11i‘1.\.' 11y M17 A1111” ed. The funeral was held on Sun- spencling ills VflPllIIUfl lu Oltnwn. rcurrun of CilflfifiilCiihvll. St. M1ly's d“ with a 51101-1

Saturday, March 29. McIntyre in his 82nd

ARSENAUl/L-At

River where his flour and saw mill. e got his first ideas nf hirty years ago he Meadow Bank, and

I-Zc PER LB. PREMIUM ON DEALERS LOTS BUYING DAILY AT

nion at an execut

e ices ilfred McCarville of Kin Kzizned yo take another

a

day, March 26th, ae, daughied of Mr. neth McLean of Ken- was united in marriage

father operated a

Church 1W1 o 111W 01'1"" mmv house followed by boushtafm-m at

0-1-1 Monthly. M:lrch_24. the death Tats ‘Q0 b111, 11 w“ 11111-1194 when d! 1,1 occllrrrrl of Mr. Elijah Mosher. at; are (13511-031.“ the c1u-ch and gfgokfflelnm a

his rcswir-zice in Montague. v . h ..1 l. rt on October 10m, BIOSIIPDIlnLI not enjoyed uoodhcultlfi C m" l ghflpenoi, Urgnn M“ be a

11.1‘ sulmz LlIli8 and his passing was 1.

Ho was a “mm, of sr-vlvnrlid slclsiii-inn to the church and Mrs"

. Clinton Glydon of

here until some flf- _ F ‘manned M m"; . son

o when blag-mother

Avards. passed awa . 1er's death he te the mill at St. ned at this work

Church at Spring (3111-1113; Dregdeng o;

391811. presided today. daughter of M,‘ ma M:

phiius Arsenault

MAIIIIIIIE BLIIIIK

CHARLOTTETOWN

dent. White Sands: Jerome man. Red Point: d, West St. Peter's. and s. nt. Mount Carmel. all dlrec

. S.ADun1op. Chap- ony. m; happy bride was

Prince Street. has returned f1 visit lo Hamilton. Ontario. she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

BUOTE -In the

undertook to opera m 1 w“ Re J . . v.

City Hospital. AP- Avrtrds and remai

oim Buoto, former-

11“. 1111' "W" ~ . iho want of such rm organ has been 1116 we . il0.l\l%1lfi11flllefiéllelql1iilé 1-911 191' 11111111’ 1"‘ " ' (3 at War he was in the mercantile _SAD BEREA'V'EX“IENT __ Much Allan Hainm. She was joinclreltgcre

1e, and after the war in busi-