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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Footwear at 11b Queen Street.

Phoe Bros. phone ﬂed-J.

day. August 30th.

market this morning.

T0 IALIIA; via Maritime Central Airways Phone 3061 or M0.

ALI. SUMMER PLAY SHOES lfﬁﬂlllfli’ $3.45 to $4.50. clearing at 5195- Wrhhﬁ. Bunnyside.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND ser- vices for Sunday, July 27th: Char- lottetown at Orange Lodge rooms l1 s.rn.; DeBable 8 p.m.; Stanchel 7.30 pm.

CITY POLICE COURT-IA man and woman charged with being drunk and disorderly were each fined $20 and costs or. 30 days, at the Stipendiary Magistrate's court yesterday. A man on a drunk and incapable charge was remanded until Monday.

VEITTIHERS AdVSttiBers

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HOME FOR. MARRIAGE-Miss Sylvia Partridge, daughter of Mr. and we. C. I". Partridge, Fitzroy St, arrived home from New York City Tuesday night. Miss Part- ridge will be married on July 30th, to Mr. John Lee. from London. Ontario. The wedding is to take ,place in Zion Presbyterian Church ial. 4 PM.

THE PRESBYTERIIAN CHURCH ‘IN CANADA. - Services for Sun- day. July 21th as fo1lorws:—Marsh- field 11 A. M. Higihfield 3.15 P. M Mt. Stewart 7.30 P. M. Sacramcn‘

Sunday Schools. Marshfield 10 A.M. Harrinbion 10.30 A. M. l-lighfield 2.15 P. M. Vacation Bible School begins Monday morning at 9.30 A.M at Hlghfield Church. Children of the district welcome. Young, Minister.

50TH. ANNIVEHSARY- Fiftieth wedding anniversaries are never common but when Mr. and Mrs.

NS., celebrated theirs on Wed- nesday they had the extra unique record of having all their eleven children alive and all but one of their grandchildren alive and one great-granddaughter. One. grand- son. LAC Sidney Moore. paid the supreme sacrifice during the war.

passed at Nuremberg. under a de- lmsion of the Allied’ Kommundat- urs. reported today. The cxpcnscs include alterations to the prison land the cost of the guard. ‘ | ____._.__ i WTNDLESHAM PARK. Surrey". ‘England - (C?) - Josrph Luv.- zrence, 102, recalls sweening 2S chimneys a day as l1‘ youth.

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4 Girls For Hotel Work _ Write or Phone: MRS. L. W. ROPER,

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MRS. MARY SEDGLEY DIES IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Mary S. Sedgley. 98 years died yesterday afternoon at 1.15 orlock at Addison Gilbert hospital, where she was taken after col- lapsing in William G. Brown com- pony department store about 12.30 o'clock.

A resident of Mrs. Charles W. Riley's‘ Nursing Home at l6 East- ern Polnt road. Mrs. Bedgley had_ been in good health considering her age. She spent most oi the day sitting on the porch and seldom left the immediate vicinity of the nursing home. Yesterday, however. relatives from Quincy took her for an auto ride about 12 o'clock and Mrs. Sedgley decided she would like to do s little shopping in BrownsxShe became suddenly ill just a short time after enter- ing the store.

The rescue squad wagon of the Central fire station was called at

the only break in the family; one son. Lt. Cmdr. George, was in Eng- land taking a special navy course. and one granddaughter was un- able to he present. Mrs. Moore. the former Sarah Grotto of Murray River. P.E.I.. is one of nine child- ren all llving; Mr. Moore comes from a family of eight oi whom five besides himself survive. His father lived to be 98. Present at their "at home" were some of the guests who saw them married at Murray River by Rev. Hush G11“! half a century ago. They made the trip here especially for the occas- lqn along with other relatives and friends. The "at home" was very largely attended, direct descen- dants. relatives and friends taking the opportunity of present-IRS themselves w the worthy couple and extending felicltatiorls. Among those from out of town were Mrs. Thomas Cook, Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. John Moore. all oi Murray River. P111; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Moore. | Abney. PILL: Rev. and Mrs. Douz- lgg Moore. Toronto; Miss Joan Calkln, Wolfvllle; Miss Betty and Miss Dorothy KIM. TPurO.—NeW Glasgow News.

IIOWAI-D IMNNIS’ Pittod NIW PAOI salt herring. Mae-

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IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 AD- are advised that ordinary curry must

later than ll a. m. the day previous

quarter page and over must reach the office at least 24 hours in ad-

of the Lolrd’s Supper at l-nganeld.‘

Re“ R N_,ed away In the

Joseph E. Moore. of New Glasgow.)

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churoh and grave assisted by Rev. i!“ MQIIIOIIQII! Canon Hashim. The hllnns suns .‘ were favorites of the deceased. "Peace Perfect Peace". “the rd is My Shepherd". "How Sweet the Hour of Closing Day" and “Abide With Me."

Interment was In the church cemetery. ‘Iihe pallbearers were i-LB. Haslam, Robert Howard. Ar-

m ,._ 51am had no; thur Inman, Walter liacKe-nne, “all”, hi, ljsmﬁm hum, wQJohr-r Weeks and J. Ernest Hes- re ths. and three da 4m- bzrfrbl-elhlls ‘digit; entered the 110E: M3113’ 595mm“ 11°"! tubule“ lpital. Here despite best medical “W” 8W9" l" 1W1"! m°m°YY "d ‘attention and loving care, he pass- d“ "l ‘Ymmihl ' early morning essed are the dead who die in hon" o, m, above dam m, dug; the Lord. They do rest from their as. a gloom mmgled M“, deep labours but L-heir works do follow sorrow c-ver the communltli- “uln-

MrJI-Iaslam was the eldest son of the late Robert end Jane (Weeks) l-laslam and was born at Stone Cottage, Springfield. Jan- luary 6th, 1064 and lived in this dis-

GEORGE LESLIE IIASLAM

' There entered peacefully into leternal rest ut the Prince Edward Island Hospital on June 4. 1947, lGeorge L. Haslsm of “Ilrﬂzeldﬂllf? Springfield. P.E.I.

In Mcmoriam

In loving memsiry of m. ween W. Pound. who gave his life in France. July 25th, 1944.

No one knows how much we miss hhn

tiring efforts and always keeping abreast of the times. he btcamei one of our island's most success- ful furmers; and as a breeder of high class pure bred jersey catfll

W" Widely kwwn- No one knows ‘,he bitter pain

l-le was a man of keen intellect and ygry gonversant of world a!- fairs. a truly Christian gentleman. a staunch churchmen, always ready

We have littered lice we lost his Life has never been the aame.

Though hh smile has gone forever

And his hands we cannot touch We shall always obuidi memories Of the one we loved so much.

Friendgnay‘ think we have forgot»

and willing to give of his time and means for the advancement of Christ's kingdom, and for the good of the community.

l-le was‘ licensed lay reader I40 5!- Ellzabetlfs Church by the b18110‘? In 1890, the duties of which 1'10 faltfully fulfilled. He uts also sup- enntendant of 3t. lfllllbﬂh‘! Church School until fail ng health forced him t: retire-

As a llie member of the Prince

When they aomethnes lee us nnile But they little know the heartache That the mails hides all the while.

Ever ltqnumbered by Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters.

In Memos-diam

MRS. M, MacKNNON

Cit-ACE BAY, July lit-Death of Mrs. Michael MacKlnnon occurred at her home on Currie Street at an early hour this evening after g brief illness The deceased -wa| 48 years of age and was a resid. ent of this town most of her life, coming here several years ago from Prince Edward 151mg,

She is survlvedbv her husband, 0B8 daughter, Kathleen. of the staff‘ of Cochrane's bakery and one son, Michael Jr., a student of St. l". X. University Four broth- ers. Jack. James. Thomas and Patrick, and one sister. Florence Driscoll. also survive.

The deceased is also survived by her mother. Mrs. Thomas Driscoll. Currie Street. Her father passed awav a number of years ago.

The late Mrs. MacKinnon was a devout member of St. Anne's Roman Catholic Church and was active in many church societies. Ifer death will be widely mourned by a host of. friends in this and surrounding districts.

In loving memory of C. S. M. I'll-ED L. PAYNTII who was Killed in France July 25th, use.

Lord. all pitylng Jesu Blast: Grant him thine eternal lest-

li-Jdward Island Auxiliary of the Bible society, he served on the ex- ecutive and was for many 1/6913 president. of the Springfield branch

On January 8rd” 1813. he W“ married to Lucy B.. Palmer of "Ozendyke", De Sable. Prince Dd- ward Island. who pfef-‘leilPﬂ-lﬁ m" three years ago. He‘ leaves to mourn the loss of a ldnd and lov- ing father, four IONS Ind 0119 daughter. namely Muriel and Reg- inald at home; Robert. Harrow. Ont; Lloyd. Bridgetown. Ont and James A. Charlottetown. PE I. six grand daughters and one grandson all in Ontario: e150 "16 following brother and sisters: Rev.

lamb season.

On Grade A Lambs

DEPARTMENT 0F AIiIIIIIllLTllIIE

The Prince Edward lslund Departmerit oI Agriculture offers to pay-the following bonus on lambs rail graded and passed through the inspection obbdioirs during the present

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One Loi- MEN’S 50X, cotton and wool mixture, ploln l in sizes 10 1-2, ll and ll 1-2. Rog. i l

Canon Rl-IA Hasiam, Toronto. Ont..; Mrs. BI‘. Oolcloulh. NEW Market, Ont. Matilda. Ada and Maude. all of Charlottetown Mrs. B,W. Howard who recently pass- ed away was a sister.

The funeral was held,on June all». from his residence. thence to St. Elizabeth! A lll0 service was held at the 1mm! b1 the rector. Rev. 8.. Froam who

the hospital. Deputy Fire Chief Louis A. Francis was in charge. assisted hy firemen Dana B.‘ Blntchford and Arthur s. Marble.l v Dr. George S. Rust attended the, patient. l

Born October 29, i968, in Cale-| rlonia, Prince Edward Island. Mrs. sedgley was the daughter of Mal-l colmn and Sarah (McKenzie):

On Grads l-l Lambs 40c

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Wedesday August 6. Meals Served

IIIIEEN STREET MEAT MARKET

Henry Peters, Prop. MEATS. FISH and VEGETABLES

Phone 2296-328‘!

and fancy colors,

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Good farm consisting of I00 acres lend. house In good condition. Also wood land.

For lull particulars op- pIy te:—

MRS. LLOYD WARREN

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Montague P. E. l. Office Hours i0 to l3 A. M.

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Stewart. and the widow of Edward Serigleyc She was a member of the Methodist church in August, Me, and had lived In Rockport from i932 until she took up residence at the Riley Nursing home about 15 months ago.

Mrs. Sedgley is survived by a niece. Mrs. Joseph Reed of Pigeon Cove; and two nephews. Norman C. and John S. Stewart of PEI.

The funeral will be eld from the‘ Burgess Funeral Home, l2 High Street, Rockport tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends may rnll at the funeral home after 4 o'clock this afternoon. Interment

will be in locust Grove cemetery. _

Lanesville.

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