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. _ _. ' ‘ , IREATMENT ‘ ~~=—"> _ , V ] L I _ ,_ _ , l _ .. .. .. _ .- . _ 3 (1,451; DEFAULTED-The sohed UNDERGOING “°~‘"-“ *’“‘“.‘..r‘.;f"‘i;..‘viaiiri. ‘iii-iii; .1..l.illlé‘itoi..flii?r..lii‘“lélifn35? stifle? Etfiiii. lb‘; hi?‘ ofisvibiaklfifiliiii fifilfiylrimi us: um»: u o» Qleenggwggg —,,,1“,,-,, T,,1,1°,*;,13;,,,~°g,1,1,1;"{1g1;,,g1,,§1°;,' Brutus a lllgll ills leg and as a l old Carver of Hazeibrook lost a mond who motored up to Montreal pleasant holiday with his parents o°llliléa slgh°gnmala d,» we Pm,“ mwud Bland Hosplml‘ _. . _:__...._.. 1 .. eqlllllce will be UJlIllIKd l0 ,1 valuable cow WfllCh lavas struck by on holldey- MI- Hid Mrl- Georle Cousins, Ken- r“ m. o”. d Roy n charlottewwnrs MAOLEAN — At the Prince m. . are lllls llallll? l0l' a time. lllghllling while out in the pasture. ——-— _ lington, prior to his d tun for damn“ g om m, . oar ab want Isand Hospital on June lq M, .._§ ; i-— Mrs. Henry Callback who has Montreal, Qua, where c has l-g- vs. 1°". 6mm“ by m: Mm w. A Mc'——""Brlen md dug,“ 1940. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mag. i hi’ their ram-awn- SALE - a cottage 1 On Monday, May 27th, over one been ln the P. m. Island Hospital cently been transferred. ellglmmtl-xxm W“ l,“ Madelem, o, smamm Sm, been. Cornwall. a llflllshter. ]orl 5p! Park Rollo‘. the pro- I hundred friends and neighbors for several weeks has returned to ""—-"' d p n ' _._.__ ]3l‘B visiting Mrs. McBriems old WILLIAMS - At Graham's Road, or l: late Joseph Mc- , gazh-ered at the home of Ml. and ,1 her home in St. A\8I‘CiS. VISITING OLD HOME-Mr. an lnwmneml o‘ m’ h“ Mm Mex home m Albany’ we guest o‘, h" June 9, 1940' lo M“ and MN" J“ . - us... spill o, public llll’.".lU!l'1\/I1‘5_ J. W. Ballrln. Albion. in -———- Mrs. Walter Gardiner, of Provi- M (m. Oflheflne u) mower. Mrs. David MmKay. wllllams, a daughoer‘ . gfllll had the lllls- 1 l1. ..l_.~ n, Juglil e. lllgltlley- and , honor cf lhclr son, Slgnaller Ced- corporal W. J. Monaghan, R. c. deuce, R1. are spending a week in mgfn a“ on Mom“ I June l0. 315113350): ... Al m, Pm“ m’ M’ h“ w‘; m uaolm“ l“ by um’ Gallant m‘ $800’ ‘m Baum,’ “vhose "w-lzlage w m“ M: p" leaves may to m“ over m. lgnyis a‘ Ggtrgmelnilfil? “moh- from er horns to the urroyRiver Master Donald McKay. youngest ward Island Hospital on June l0 m“ m‘ m" "m" q” W‘ Myme Tam“ °’ ‘WWW’ ‘wk m“ new ‘Mm a’ ' memb" °f "m n“ " ' dang r o’ J??? Unilted Church at 2 our. o. large son of w. and Mrs. Dan n. Mc- 1940. Mr. and s. chin. 1 . nwfikrlcid. M-l HOME BURNEI). - The runny vim in Sidney. Cave Breton. on iust-ructinsl staff- tmiriins depot. t1:- D""°' mmefly 9' ch” ° °' number of friends and acqualntanc- Kay, New London PEI, has en- Matheson, Charlotielolvn a rlalrfl?‘ . I- H” 111.11“ fl" > 1' . Wilbert Drake were May 16th. at Rockchffe, Ont. wn, sale left here “h?” i‘, 6mg es from Murray River and vicinity lercd the Prince County Hospital m, '"' I l helm“ Imihovllesky] RETURNED FEET or'r\w\ Mrs James-Yacht of P lures gglllitfirha: Yltfllxggjigea gsgigtflrlégdslz? '““’"‘ “amewd “t ‘he chhrchl lo ‘°' ‘m ‘meramn n" wppemucms’ GREGQRY -— At the Prince m, _-. ~ nlhl wccz, A c. - _ l.» r —- . ._ _ . ' e g g e - ' l lo :.l‘\t‘.\t1l11\‘ vi luvlwr. ——H0ll. Horace Wright. President of is a visitor to the city having come the DUKE family. K113; Mfgltlast tribute w e dgetgililablves wish ‘mrf/iryfififiltill, “Glam” n’ m“ - autl hon» ~lo.<i etfects. lhe lgrlzltvlnclai {Conrail regtgrnlelg i; ltg“rllrleet“ll1eg dzllllfie!‘ ltftiss Ililiign ' ____ my dharlotwtoilfi nor-gauging”? --—--——~ rom alva a ew y: n . a t . 1 a as even g 7mm! w!" Km; ._ Yum‘ - l r. The Ailsses Ruth Rogcrson, RN. was the Island Gowrnnlent/s rep- from Boston to spend her holidays. DA! wmgoyslr oli, ll-yesr-old htfany friends of Mrl. Irl Pbl- THOMPSON - At the Prince m- F111 v "AP-d “"1116 9111111» 1856111111118 t". *1.111°¢1111K °1 "d" "*-— FUNERAL SERVKJEB — The son of N121‘. Neil Mocllnneil. had llilnd of Margato are sorry to heal" Wm! Islmld Hosllllnl ml Juno l2 . lzlCil wilo have brcu l era] and Provincial nppouitces who funeral of the late Joseph Murphy me mflwwne to {all o“ ms m“. has enlel-ed ll-le puma gollmy 1940, to Mr. and ltfl-s. Il-llnll’ y t? m; Hill Hospital, : were at the Cilplllll considering the] —Mlss Helen Lcckhart and Miss was held yesterday morning from le ml braak hls Wm»; yeswr. llospllal lol- treatment He;- fflgnds 'I'i'lotnpson, Dltnstaffnngo, n sol, . . . . . ,. _ . bicyc a v _ lll ophlllllzc .1 il1lll‘v3lll§_!('._= qllcsllcll and the flCslOH to Ryan were visitors to Summerside the A. A. Hennessey Funeral Home my afternoon, ‘Ilhe little lad was hope that she will soon be lble SHAW- At the Private Pnlll. - 111 W ‘l lllolltllh kale rc- be taken by lhls country. ‘on Sunday attending the anni- to St. Durlstairs Basilica thence to driving 510mg the Railway W381i. to return to her home stain. Pavilion Toronto Ge l n“ 11W “m! “W-ll aptJCllVC IIOIIlOS] -—-— , ‘mrsary services at ‘Ilmiity United the Roman Catholic Cemetery. who; I, loose plrmk gave WW w ---_ n1 June’ 4 1940 l m" 3mm‘ H1115 1W'1<111¥111" ‘ ' ___- church. mo were guess or Ml- Pallbearers were: Messrs. Alex m, his hloyele suddenly lu-lo omt- -VISITING scum-cur. Roy .1‘ n Show nee l? lthrl m’ M“ ~> “*1” ‘"111 ‘m! ~~l rhelll col" \\'<ls the verdict oil Wit-ARI‘ REPAIRS — About 1200 and Mrs. Charles Ramsay. Candy Michael cillrlrtn Robert plfil rllrn on w the wnarlr. w Llockhurt wireless operator in an... hm ' “ m‘ 5mm“- f“ \\(v~?,?l.,yfg€§g(.lili]lllt: Swims and Cllbs at the close qsllileejtroxpiliftlg. ‘rxrllsrxetl: ——-—— Tomlins, Chas. Saunders’, John a the Moncton Trans Canada air- CUnl‘§0RE;__In the PF] HON“ ‘ l lzljtlry. 'l‘l1e calrlf] v ‘L’ lpfllvbflllllf lTLd» DU ‘construction of the llliluav lvhaif MZQQEMTQQl 5'91} fiflfimlfllffilif; M§§§11°,‘,,,§§“‘”Rgfi,§f,{ “M? sigllggTAglg ltlligrlggegxelzy 3P‘: fliglcfifart? (3331, Mn Slllllglls lll;,’ll‘,‘.',{a' .. ..v. ;_ ' . . ._ _"_ ‘ _ ,.-- - ,c_v, .i.

lb» 1- > ~l‘ - .]i]ivgl‘]g‘lcng_r°lt\f’gzi" L‘v“°;‘teg21é:fer§gf’1 VIecMillan and George, returned High Mass and conducted SQIHCG secretary of the Maritime Rellz- and Mrs. Lockhart u! Suntmerside June. a‘ mg‘ "r D“1"1I-

.- -.- ‘Pfl 0 - 111 10111‘ 111 .- ‘ - < h°m° Saturd“ “mm 7mm Mmlhea] l" m9 Fflve- iou Educational Council is It for l. short timer-S. , filfi2hn°°iélla$hfll we isrlslelsllll: ..£*;;:ll"lt.l..l;1ll: the mended Mm ma... ma. - n» rau- u- ——- ktmflirs’ filtrates“ t" oil known and highly ]T.h.9_ ‘iompmilzlona. fir?" ‘T: past three weeks, and a ccnslldI- l???" ’f“'51,“.§,',g,“ l" Mac‘ m” Nurses’ Parlor M- m‘ m” expect‘ w t” m‘ over the week Mr‘ ‘y’ Vernon qunpben. M me Joseph Hntrlui. ll. son 11‘l':ln%]]<d\¥?' ll» r 'l h‘: 79th. verlr. l0 ' cl‘ 9“ 5mluma3 .“’“°"'°““ u“ l {able quantity is now on hand. ' W~—L " H°$Pital formed a Cllillfllilg setilflff end and will then leave for the R.M.S. Lady Someis, Montreal and cello” t 1 - - ~- -

1' ‘ " ' ‘ 11H" 1111‘ '1 111$‘ b - f0!‘ l m°$t f-‘niflyllbll’ $0081 EVEN lllllinlzlrid to assist at various camps sgt. Weston Ctunpbcll of the PEI. '

years.

‘I951!’

‘ Il ll

_ pnsslrtz of lter great thy goes out

.1 l; lv. fill. .l..\i.lt.’\'utt. the

Miss Barbara Woodslde.

gut Tht

hv little hflss Juliet '1' Cflllillylind useful gifts c0

o: cheques, linen, silver and glass

ware, were o nod by Mrs.

l H0813. Jenn S mpson and Iilllen Har- 1 The accompanying verses ucfc read by Patricia Ramsay and

rinutcn.

Mrs. Arnold Henderson, wliil

Hamilton and Helen Locklmft 11S‘ em on the her grac all for their gift-s A very enjoyable Mrs, Chester Simpson, organist of the Malpeque

sisted in arrangi table. Marjorie manner. thanks and good wishes. sing-song. 19d by

ninth

United Church mllde the gear-ii before the their homes.

guests

rrie d: tru- ugh the Pfgtfirnlflxgafill bonnlessedolo learn that Miss Anastasia Lelghtlzer re-

ceived the Master of Arts

1 clark Universit , Worcester, 1E2; at rho Convocc on held June 9th

pigs; il Mvzhter of 681:»?! Jas. and firs. Letohtiw‘

of this City. she has had

i? i i

St. Manolo Xavier.

when she received the Bachelor

of Arts (summs cum lsude) in 1938. Return Xavier she 89991111994 l" Honors in 1989

degree 1n ' received m Qohola in from 01m:

received .

year 1940-41.

her h arty congratulations wisheee her continued success future.

An enjoyable evenin the spacious home o John Brown. K9115]

g _ ening. when a large number Jvhg girl friends "fndered Hazel Meek, one of our P0P"! _ ng ladies. who. in the neli‘ 11

e will be one of the 91'1""

a mlscella

m- by Miss Annie Cole.

i

no i. Saunder lilillfdélfifi will.» nu sempl, opened the gifts. an Lucv Brown. poml-gnylfll‘ V9780! D793

Cole unarmed t“

After nu the. vifll! had bee" 111"“

senfed. all hannllv 1011"" Jvvi sang: renew." surprise.

in her

in the future.

j ova-nip" l .ln¢_5\ nrv "pl-vi music.

] fse Mlmlrdwl (or dandruff

t Plcasaitt Wtliev

of i900 removed l

through life and shock to her.

r drvlble sorrow.

ill-s Lllt; Bride." played l bride-to-bc was (‘scofted to the seat oémlloxépigy lng room was prettily decorated with appc blossoms and lllY-Qf-thbl/"l"

» hridc-lo-be u-as presented u ,1 ,l 5lif)\\:_11‘ bouquet of tulips and

leasantly. A dainty lunch was

brilliant career as a. student. Grad- “am from Prince of Wales Col- 1ege, with Honors in the 01MB 01' 1030. she continued her ‘t-nvéflzw It

to St. Francis

l‘ ivi an we e “amaze .22....

mud of a ‘University. shc continued her stud P! in Economies sr sociology Debllrt- merit towards the attaininfl ° 5- Mastlera’ degree which she his 110W

Lei filer rm received "1 l» 11 “Z.°...”°°“....‘§'.il‘$.'..?"

artment at For 1 {aw york city for the scademc

1h, gum-man joins in tend

. . SHOWER. —- MISCEILANEOU! w“ held M Mr. and Mrs-

Lillian Walker sieved t11= M11111“ march. Haztellrweiz aiatailavt gfifif ldotwn these s Tm mam,

aeautlaful llltcl,§‘§,',"{h§'§§l"s'§§§ 5155i. nurture from Sydney business circles en T011!

f ne of the gusfiiess and communltv leaders. d ulsslJ. Borlneil.

after readinu the tit-l” 5

"ted thenflpj; " u l te la to m the brlde-to-be. Maia fllf-lfllgstfieesctgpgeargetzrrldwllh Ixlllpwlxg: and on - em Ml‘ Borlnell built the busi- passed away. but latel- she became M ' l ' Ll i "W"? 9"” ' ‘mm by gasnqlbl: egotgizlperilge tom -- Hml lithgégl‘ ,';;1;;;:,,,, lending furniture firms in this pro vinoe.

mum,‘ wanker; {hem one and whlch Mu“; the Bonneil emnriumland the to “e h h ‘ fa" their mnnv hflfliltlfiii and vv w,“ one o! the most modern in Caoestem. Ano her victim in t e oue fly. and extended to all. l 11F" -

tl e lnvmltsnn to volt tstlalfi‘ "WM “";',,,'I‘,.‘..,.”.'I.’“,'LeTs'l chatter.

yea rs

x con- mother

to the

Crozier. nsistln g

Robert

e Eileen

ious

evening left for

degree

B. VCIY

onlsh degree

Econ-

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for the

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hands

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Eh

LEGION SAT-s uuon - urn-

Legton War Services Incorporated. The squad illldt"

A wedding of interest to friends in different parts of the Msrltlmes- SOlCHlillZPd Church at when lllc Rev. ed m marriage Ecxv Mildred Bran- lien of Norlll Devon. N. 13.. Jolul Kenneth MacKenzie of Hal- ifax. N. S.

Miss Lillian Earle rendered soft IIlllSlC during the ceremony‘. 1

Th:

marriage by A. G. Parks of Mon attractive in her wedding gown of white mousselitle do sole over taf- fetta made with bodice coming front anti with a illll skirt willch fell to n short tram at the brick and con- ventional while veil of net fast- ened to bIIICF head wlith a bandmg orange ossoms. S e wore w I , glove‘ “d sandals and earned {was largely attended, was held on 'I‘he

bouquet of lililes of the valley.

She

her sister. Mrs. A. G. Parks who. wore a floor length dress of der blue sheer over faffetta which] was buttoned down the back with covered buttons with full skirt at the back and shl illfbflll. and gloves to mntch carried a. bot Carnations.

The

The

Etter and Gilbert lotto town.

Th e.

luncheon at the

Hotel. After which MscKenzie left amid showers confetti and good short hcm

For

dress of hyacinth blur.- tvlth . bag and shoes of sailor blue. With this she wore a with col-sage of r

The bride for a number of years was on the staff of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Fredericton, N B

After their honeymoon the hap- py couple will reside in Halifax. N. 8., where the groom is on the staff of the Canadian Bank of mar-co.

The bride and groom have re- cently been the honor guests numerous have received cut. glass and sliver.

Mrs. Beach, California. to spend the summ her sister, Mrs. Stciford Mullins of Tryon. It is thirty years since she left her native P. E. Island and Mrs. Tigland see but recalls the na she knew here with whom she renewing old friendships. Every- one is glad to welcome her back and hope she may have B. pleasant summer on good old P. E. I.

YOII VISITORB- Th!‘ e “were ofKtha late Mr. Willlasn

8

gagfg, Mrs. l- Fred Merrlfield. Mrs. Mae Wlilmott, accompanied by the hitters son Her- l ressorics. bert, who have been vfsltln left Saturday on return York. While here they were P1935‘ ontlly entertained by their olmt 811d unc and their cousin. Mrs. J. C. 81mins. Mr. Herbert Willmott, who sccom-, partied them, was obliged to rel-Um‘ earlier to take u Fire Departmen home city.

6

MB. D. J. BONNELL RETIRED. She was rendered unconscious when _.."Qqm1ng b; l; bolt from the blue a b0 was the announcement today. S1138 the Sydney Post-Record. of June 5.] "of the eventual retirement and de-

with a Lrm hllnktclusp. Hzs lll-Zllol‘. 1;lt‘lll.ts;ll£lil[-éiO\]Cl'l\l‘f’7f B “LIL. ].luly 8 and will attend the Summer ago o WlCiIl up. onnacc lldtl been Prlvnte Scretnrl‘ beicre lllS its-v." €l.l>'l)Olllllll(‘ll[ was also 0n the pliifalOFlll.

ther, Rloss MacKenzie of Bum- met-side.

rley in 1924 from Bummersidm]

-H"n. Home» Wright. has re- irrcd frrm Olftalvn to his home ‘ll B.“"""ll" artel- attending a meet- ‘nt: n‘ Provincial and Federal rep- rflematives. at. urhirh was discussed the refunee problem. Mr. Wright is

JUNE WEDDING-Tile nlnrringe l’ l, 'of Miss Helen Le-Bcstlllet Jones.- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Phillip lNelson Jones. of Boston; to Mr. J. Gordon Scannell, son of Dr. D. D.] "Scannell and Mrs

hers of division

Guests

the brides’ parents at Beach Bluff, Mass. ]

*0 m“ “' ”“‘”“' CATTLE BRING man mucus- - Mr. Lincoln Dewar of New Perth has returned from deliver- ing cattle to buyers in Ontario and Wisconsin. Mr. Dewar took charge of delivery of twelve head, sold at a. total price of $4.250. The cattle were supplied by M. L. Mc- Carthy, Slusex. New Brunswick, and by J. Walter Jones. M. L. A.. Bllnbury. and one by Mr. Dewar. himself. Top price animal was a~ five-vear-old cow from the Mc- Carlllv farm. It was sold for $1.100. Ml‘. Dewar sold a heifer for $710 vvhiie an rYvell-months-old bull sold by Mr. Jones brought $626.

A nastiy accident occurred on the St Peters Rd. last evening at 7.30 pm. A car. driven by Ray Phi-d cf Wlnsloe. while rounding curve at Glen Roy School Scotohfort. crashed into a teie- phcne psle. and somersaulted sev-

l l crry I UN rtoumv VISIT Mr. Arch lJohn C. Matthews. B. A., Science the crmmand of llvtaster at Mt. Allison Academy. "zer. Vlce-Prrsl- lWhO has been vislltn; his mother i111"! Hi1 1110112 |in EllllSdflla for the 1st few dnys ~ 111- 811d 111161‘ ‘<1 - left on Thursday mp. ling to visit iurflvoli b)’ (JR-PL litczlatives and friends in New York. c-lch man bade "80011- ‘Boston and Springfield. He expects lto return to Szlckvilie, N. B.. on

. o> with le Canadian

Ling t0

Session, of Mt. Allison University.

DREDGING.-Dredging has been commenced on the east side of the' marine wharf to deepen the water on the side, b the D.W.P. Dredge Pownal. Calltan Wallace MacLeod. Dredging w l1 be done in a space of 8B5 feet udzie and 685 feet long. This will be a great help to ship- ‘piilg. The tug Peggy L.. nwitcd by ‘Mr. Hetllev Weeks. Charlottetown, is asst/ting the dredge in ltsuork. ]e,ral “m” down m ‘name w land

_ TE E EDD . __ n _on the railroad track of the Char- wd‘? ¥mnkfilgcxmkgle flottetcwn-Sourrls line. It ls suppos- were in Charlottetown on Sat-ur- fd Eh“ the c“ swung “d” 0" m”

-- Yivcln ln|tllav to alt-tend the wedding oflcllrlfi “av-um, m9 pavement‘ “f”:

‘fig h‘? - l - ‘their son Mr Kenneth lvLlcKenzle mlmng “he 9°” Wmch “'85 smfi”

1.0L (Fm. “l: of Halillax Their daughter Mss ‘ed 1n "w° by me wmam‘

‘awe’ “as mos Evelyn and son Ross. accompanied The “i”? “my” ‘We!’ than M," Kmmm Mwxenzle wounds about the head, and llfter w,“ mam“ m st Paul.’ Anglb medical aid had been summoned can Church on Snturdlav. His bride "cm Mt" Stewart" w“ “km w was formerly Miss Ecxy Mildred M” E" I" HOSMPBI where a” an Brannm o! North Devon N‘ B‘ s_ early AOUI this molnmg he was re-

' ported as "resting comfortably." There were two other occupants in

FUNERAL SERVlCESh-Jrhc fun- the car. lvirs. Ford, the driver's era-l of Mr. John E. Holmes, which wife, escaped without a scratch. other passenger, Mrs. Joseph Dow-ling. Hensley St. Charlotte- town, was taken to the City HCS- pltal, suffering from shock.

WEDNESDAY —LEF'I‘ ‘FOB. NEW YORK

Mrs. Maurice Bowen left yester- day on a motor trip t.o New York

show Hall.

to

at Paul's 130 p. m. Saturday W. J. Phillips unit-

d

erijoye WES popular

and hearts

wore in llrltlc- \\ Ell) ‘nor

H

talented

a shirred basque in a. point at. the back of her waistline

oft-h

lSunday afternoon from his rash] Irellce, 206 Hillsboro Street. The hservices at the house and the grave were conducted by Rev. Hugh Mill- er. Hymns sunk were The Lords My Shepherd Nearer My God to Thee, and Abide With rMe. The poll bearers were Messrs. George Abbott, Alexander McNevln, Victor Williams. John B, Andrew,JoliiiR._Roprl~ andmvlth Mr. and Mrs. Fred 33%,. Wendel Morrlsey. Burial was inlS. - . the Peoples’ cemetery.

SUNDAY FLINERAL-Jflle funer- al of Mia Margaret C. Ross was held sundav afternoon from lzer late Henry of Char- residence 24.3 Richmond Street. The

service at the home was conducted ceremony was followed by a lby Rev. R. Moorheati legato. The Charlottetown ‘cflflfige then proceeded to New Do-_ Mr. and Mrs. mlnlOn Church. where service was of lconducted by Rev. T. W. Goodwill, wlnhen for g who also conducted the service at eymoom the grave, The pail-bearers were u-ayclllylg the bride m," g ]Messrs. William MaoEwen, Dan Mc- lmt phee, George Gorveatt, A. K._Mac- lPhee, Murdock Ross and Mzchaei Murphy Interment was at New Dominion cemetery.

b. i had as 110i‘ nmtron of honor w“ n

pow- l

rred bolero, also and lqllet of deep pink

tended by his

Clifford

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- oral of Mrs. John Stetson was held from her late residence at Marsh- field Monday afternoon, service at house and grave was conducted by Rev. Dr. Legato. Interment was in Mlurshfield cemetery. ‘The all- bearers were: Dr. Messrs. W. E. Warren, Stanley Scott A. A. McBcth, J. R. Munn and Herbert Thompson.