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Lot 48, at the age ct 63 years. . Deceased had been in poor health silwé 11st July; but "his friends iond-; ll’ hoped that with the best medical‘ skill and tender nursing, his recov-i ery might soon be complete. But hu- man efforts were of no avail, the sands oi life were inst ebbing swayi and mllsilt could stay the chill cold ' hend of death. ' The llib Ml‘, ‘rra-inor was g may“ of most sterling qualities‘ respected! for his honesty and integrity gnd: all the splendid ideals oi the besti Hi4 ililhﬂli iilints of life and loved‘ for his unialtermg friendship in his iellowmen, his unswerving loyalty to ‘his Willow. 1nd his never falling duty to his God.

i His good deeds brightened an paththrough life and gave him guidance on the journey to the shore of eternity.

- rs u reward for his faithfulness i-“l ‘l million. his home, and muse c :u to his care, he was grunt. ed the grace of s happy" Ind holy death, fortiﬁed by the last rites of the Roman Cmﬁholic Church, ad- mmistered by Rev. Father McCar- thy 0f the St.‘ Dunstaifs Cathedral staff. He cl-lmly lay down the bur- den of life to take up the unfsding crown oi eternal happiness.

There are left to mourn besides a sorrowing widow, one daughter. bilamie, of the nursing staff oi Hur- w Humid. Detroit. web. who ar- rived home in time for the funeral. and three sons Charles, at home, mdwud, in Tolédo, Ohiomrlhoerriv- ed home in. time for the funeral; and Joseph, student of- 8t. Dun- sl-anfs University, and one grand- child Kathleen Hughes. Oneslster, Margaret 'l‘rsl.nor, Cambridge and one brother John ‘rrainof, Bay- slde, bot 1t, also survive.

On‘ ‘lbwsdnr momma. December 5th., a very large concourse of sor- rowlng neighbors ‘andfriends gath- eredvto ill»! l last. tribute. to one whose passing has left a void in the home which never can be tilled. At B o'clock the funeral cortege wend- ed its way to St. Dunstans Cathe- dn-l where oil-ugh Mass b: Reqlriern was celebrated by Rev. Pr. Sullivan. There were wesent invthe sanctu- ary ore-priests of at. nuusurrs Uni- versity; Rev. Pr. McCarthy omciated at the grave. The pail bearers were: n. J. McDonald, Parley Mulch mo: Haley, Alton Burke, _oeorgé Mcliloualdand Joseph Kelly. Following are the Mass Cards:- Fsmily; Rev. J. B. McKinnon, l-lali- fax, N. 5.; Rev. J. A. Murphy, D. D., Rector 8t. Dilnatl-nb University; nevi M. s. Irancta‘ st. Dunamn‘: . verciti’; ur. and In. John "lrsinor and family, lsyaide; Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gillie 13d faintly, Summerslde; Airs. “Catherine .3. Hughes; Miss Margaret l. Tremor. Boston; Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Deshan, Boston: Mr. and Mrs, William Dee- han, Boston; Pearl and Gertie Dods- ie, Miscouche; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph uckiusuuiscouche; Mr. and Mrs. P. l’... mash and family, Ireetown: at. Dunstsns Students. ‘irst university year; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reardon and family; Mr. Victor Coyle; Mr. and Mrs. Sextus Mchellan and iam- il-y; Ivan Trainer, st. Dunstans Uni- versity;‘ The Francis family; Mr. James McCerron and family; Mr. and Mrs. I‘. B. Haley: Mr; and Mrs. Joseph my. Mr. and ws...1oseph Gaudet; Mr. and ‘Mrs. J. B. Flem- ming and fsmihl; Mr. and Mrs. George McDonald: Mr. and Mrs. Frank l-lennessey; Miss Helen Pow- er ; Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarron; Belle and Margaret McDonald; Ml‘-

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The entertainment gfvep by the. pupils ‘o; Fanning School, Mslpeque. under the direction of the teachers lvfisses Currie and Waller was en- joyed by a large and thoroughly op- preciatlve audience in Malpequbi Hall on Thursday evening Dec, 19th? Mr. u. w. Ramsay presided. was Xmas tree and other Xmas decora- tions vrcre in evidence and added‘ to , the attractiveness oi the hall, The interest of the audience was main;- tained hroughout the program, each number being good; but special rel? ereuce may be made to the "Stari Drillmwhich cglled for more than- the ordinary amount of training. The Xmas tree camed- its usual weight of gills for each Dllpll and the teachers received many tokens of appreciation from their pupils. The following is the program in full:

Opening Chorus, Christmas Bells, School.

Welcome, Recitation ‘Fhree Girls Instrumental Music, ‘Mr. and Miss Wocdside.

Dialogue, Cu." The Telephone, Recitation, l-io-w Santa Looks, Ger- aldl-ockhart. . . Drill In Grandma's Day. Acrostic. Men-y Christmas. Recitation, His lictifer, Lawrence Ramsay.

Song, Christmas Lullaby, Eleanor Ramsay.

Monologue, Pansy Practices. Recitation Fooling st. Nick, Law. rence Rsmssy, Gerald Lockhart. Dialogue, Alabama Coons. Intermission and sale of candy. Drill, Trained Crows.

Psntomined Song, silent Night. - Quarlettc, When You and I Were Yvuns. by Messrs. Preston Beairsto_i Everett Burt, Frank Bcairsto and Richard Evans.

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Dialogue, Rastus Rambles On. Instrumental Music. ‘ ‘Tabieaux, The Christmas Spirit. g Closing Chorus, Joyful Christmas, School, g Misses Currie and Waller left on Friday to spend the holidays at’ their respecltve homes.

The many friends oi Mrs. Robt. MscKenzie Lower Malpeque, are glad to lerfrn that she is recovering from her recent illness.

Among the Prince of Wales Col- lege students who are spending the_ festive season st their homes hercf may be mentioned Miss Janette‘ Chl-mpion, Malperlue and Messrs.‘ Ernest Lockerby and Wesley Cruzicr

Mr. Leigh Crozier arrived from Montreal‘ on Saturday and will spend the Christmas holldcys with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Croz- ler, Darnley. i

Miss Helen Ramsay, teacher u at T her home in Hamilton for the holi- | ‘BY.

Mr. Russel Woodslde. student at‘ Pine Hill Divinity Hall is a welcome visitor at his home m Darnleyp-Mf,

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Residents of Augustine Cove and‘ vicinity regret to learn oi the death| of Mrs. Margaret Howatt, who had attained the great age of ninty years. Mrs. Howatt had been bed- last for the must few months at the home of her niece Mrs. Arthur Jay, Borders P. E. I. she leaves tomourn two sons, Donald at home. wuuum,’ now in California, also one brother and sister, Mrs." Mary sllllphsnt, stq John_ N. 3., and Mr. Donald Mc-' Eschern, at Chlpmsn, N. 8., lo whom sympathy is extended in their be- reavement.

Mr. John J. Robinson. Borden_ spent the week end at his home inl Augustine Cove.

Mr. Wilfred Conn, oi Bonshaw was a recent visitor to Augustine Cove. ,

Mr. Leith. Cameron was a visitor to the western capital on Monday, also Mr. ‘and Mrs. H. K. l-iowatt.

Mrs. Austin Cameron and daugh- ter Marie. vrerc visitors to Crapaud Monday afternoon, also Messrs. Bur- pec and Milton Carr. ‘

Mr. Donald McLeod, Victoria‘ re- eently- passed through Augustine

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Mr. Hebe: Sherran recently pur- chased s handsome ~ new Jsunting sleigh. also Mr. Harold Howatl.

Winter and lots of snow again with Christmas almost here keep- ing everyone busy with ‘Preparation oi Xmas concerts and cooking good- ies, also getting gifts made and ready to givcfGee.“ cveryones feel- ing cheerful and happy. Who could help it? Kiddies arc busy planning oi Santa a and iull stocking.

\ Mr. Archie Robinson was a visitor to Carleton Siding Sunday evening.

Miss sherry, teacher of Augustine Cove school spent the week-end in Bummerslde. -

Mr. Joesph Francis and son. Mr. Hillard Francis of County Linc were visitors to Augustine Cove Tuesday afternoon. '

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Mr. Arthur liowatt. of West Try- on, recently passed through Augus- tlnc Cove.

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Mrs. Liic Clarke and Miss Vera Mord were recent visitors to Carle- ton Siding.

Mr. George Mcwllllsnrs. Tryon Cross Roads. was a visitor to Cope Traverse sundry iftcmoou-Dolly Dimple.

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_ (British United Press) CALCUTTA, Dec. l2.-Remarkable demonstrations of Sir Jsgadls Chand- ra Bossfs apparatus for recording the life growth of plants, and the estab- luhment of his thesis of identical lite in theanimal no veg- etable kingdoms, bole lust been wit- oeaaed st his research mums in

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On Thursday evening. Dec. l2. the neighbours and friends of‘ Mr. and Mrs. Heath Mayhew gathered at their home in Margstc to extend to them their wishes for n. long. and happy wedded life. The evening was spent in games. music. contests. and a dsinty lunch was served by the ladlemfnlr. tutti-ills was celled to

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We have many pleasant memories of how you have conducted yourself on many gatherings similar‘ to this, not counting your life dear unto yourself, but willing to spend every energy to make every occasion o success. '

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