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In Memos-lam?

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The death occurred at her late! residence 116 Cumbedand Streenl ljity, on Saturday morning. Sap-l teniber 18th of Mrs. William ll.‘ Auld in her eighty-fourth year. The deceased who was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Archibald MacFadyen. was born at Kingston where she resided until seven years ago.

The late Mrs. Auld had enjoyed a lifetime cf abundant health and strength until nineteen months ago when she sustained a. fractured nip from which she never fully recov- ered and after having spent some‘ time in the I-‘rince Edward Islapdi Hospital was allowed to return to her home where sheremalned bcd- la-st until on the above mentioned date when all that was mortal of a christian life. a kind and loving mother and friend. ever ready and willing lo help iri tflrnc of need. answered the call of her Saviour "Well done. thou good and faith- ful setvant, enter thou into the joy of The Lord." _

There are left to mourn her passing her only daughter, Edith. Mrs. John C. MacNevln. Cornwall. her daughter-lit-lauv. Mrs. Allison A. Auld. Charlottetown, with whom the resided. 9 grandchildren and T’-

reat-grandchildreit. also one els-

n. Mrs. Elizabeth Mann of Reu- ilngtom. Her husband and only so . Allison predeceased her.

The funeral service which was largely attended was held from her late residence Monday afternoon, Beptember 20th, at two o'clock. The

MRS. WILLILAIH H. ALLD

ervice was conducted by Rev. G. C. hlebster assisted by Rev. T. W.

rendered Night."

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v "The Ch isliaifs Good

The liywznns sun;

‘ivere The Lord's My Shephe:d and

Rock cl Aurs. The pallbearers were. Messrs. J. .\iacNevln. Bert- i-zim and lra Auld. Frederick Beer Alillsl" and Norman MacFadyen. interment was in the Clyde River Presbyterian Cemetery.

The llozal tributes were as fol- lousy--

Pillow Annie. Edna and Jack

Sprays

Norcne. Hilda and Mabel Auld, Gordon. Mllclren and Gordon Mac- Donald.

Lorne. Ivan. MacNevin

Wifnia, Joanne and Allison Muc- Donald.

Bertrum Auld

Ira and diva Auld

George and Alva Beer

Miller and Marion Maciudyen

Mack and Hazel Vlckerson

Elmer and Leah MacNeill

llilrla and Jessie

Wreaths

Dorothy, Tommy and Tony Ferris l-fyiitlman 6c Cos Ltd. and Stnfl. Staff and Pupils of Pnwkdnlc School. The Zllulch Fnriiily. (Tut ‘Flower! ‘Hie MncMillan Fairnlly George and Azza Beers.

HUGH MACDONALD Hugh MacDonald, husband of Edith (Livingstone) MacDonald,

Goodwill. Mr. Wendell Phillips feel- He was born in Prince Edward

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Island Feh, 28, 1880. son of the late Charles and Sarah (Gorveatt) Mar-Donald.

Since coming to this country 25 years ago. he hpd been employed at the Brown and Sharpe Manu- facturing Company until he re- tired last April. He was a member of Primitive Methodist. Church and the board of trustees of the church. For 12 years he served as church school superintendent.

Besides his wife he leaves two daughters, Mrs. Howard Jarl and ftlrs, Horace Doyle. both of Cran- ston; one grandchild and four brothers, Alexander MacDonald of Arlington, Mass, and Archibald, James and Samuel MacDonald. all of Prince Edward Island.

Funeral services for Hugh Mac- Donald who died Monday night, at hi5 home. 23 Frederick Street. took place yesterday afternoon at. the Juhlln-Pearson Chapel. The Rev. William Sharp and the Rev. Lrtni- bert. Fell officiated, Burial was in the Hlghlarfll Memorial Park Cemetery‘. Bearers were Fletcher Livingstone, William Pettc. James Freer, William Freer, William Mac- Nelll and Samuel Neild.

Patriot Please Copy.

Anti here's a hint. Don't be WlSily-‘Wflfilhy with your wrnpigings or t-ar/ls. Make l-hem splashy and bold and inviting. People will love to get presents from you, A“ flteyll be so dazzled by the splen-

they mav a bottle of expensive perfume! NAMED FROM FIG TREES

Barbados gets its name from the

died last night at his home, 23 numerous bearded fig trees on the

Idrederick street. Cranston, Mass.

Island.

' Patriot b10156 COPY.

NElV GLASGOW W. M. S.

The September meeting of the New Glasgow W. M. S. was held at the home of Mrs. Wat-field Orr. The president being unable to at- tend, the vice-pi-esldent. Mrs. War- field Orr, look charge. Worship service leader, Miss Ella Semple. theme: the faith whereby the church must. live. The Lord's Prayer ivss repeated by all. Hymns sung. Joy to the World. ln Christ there is no East nor West. Bscrip- ture readings John 1:14-18, Pray- er by Mrs. R. W. Stevenson. Minutes of last meeting were rend and approved and roll cell was answered by l2 members, four

associate members. l5 calls were made in homes, two in hospital and two bouquets of flowers were- sent to shut-ins. Missionary pray-| er by Mrs, Millar Orr. Miss Elia

Sample took charge of the Study‘ Book. Mrs. R. W. Stevenson gave

a report on the Cavalcade Rally' in Wlltslili-e. It was decided to' have study book every second‘ month. Mrs, Gordon Laird kindly

invited the members to her home

for the October meeting. It was’ also decided to ask Charles Dickie- ,son to preach a sermon Sunday

in altl of the W. M. 5.. Appoint» ments for October meeting: Lend-l er — Mrs, W. J. MBCLBOd, Organ; isl. — Mrs. Warficid Orr, Heralds —

Mrs. Murray Orr. Mrs. Miller Orr, Lunch - Mrs. Chalmers Lair‘ M's. Foster Sellers. Missionary

get well card was sent out. Collect- ion 8415. Meeting closed with ‘the Benediction.

RlVERDALE-CHURCIIILL W. I.

, The regular monthly meeting of Rlverdale-Churchlll W. I. met on “September 1e!- at the home of JMrs. Robbie MacKinnon with an_ attendance of nine members and several visitors present. The meet- ing opened by singing the Institute Ode followed by repeating Creed in unison, Roll call was answered ,wlth a diary for 80th of August. Minutes of last meeting were rciii. approved and signed. School committee had no report, while sick committee reported giving fruit to four in the district. It. ‘was decided to purchase a gift for a newly married member and cell on her in the near future. ylahs were made to hold a lawn party. Several contest: were con- ‘ducted and was very much en- |Joyed. Next meeting ls to be hold‘ yin the school and roll cell will be, answered with a pickling recipe. Meeting cloud with the National Anthem after which a delicioul lunch was served by Iiomu. l

FARM HOME AT DUSK

A farm can so beautiful at dusk--

As things unlovely night's swlft‘

shadows hide. And peace and rest come with the eventlde. To mark the end of day a lene stai- shines. And winds of night are whisper- lng in the pines, A few stray pigeons wing their homeward flight, A hlll top makes e picture in the night. And all the little sounds that. twi- light brings Can scarce disturb the tranquil- ness of things. And now the farmer makes hll nightly rounds, To see that all is well - plenty abounds; Then day's work done, he turns to that most dear. Where lighted windows shine with evening cheer. —Jenrtle Orr leul.

RICE PROVIDES FUEL

in Chinii the major motor fuel and|

is alcohol made froln rice sugur cane.

The Queen's Holiday

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mi moment arrived- Tialll: begs ‘vlxéo handed out V! z 31322:’- "" “‘ . .

X moment later Carl belted 3101: gomctme else had allghted at station. too - I w“ l“ " "m3, dark overcoat. who 80b 01f sever d coaches ahead. 1014194 9°!" u" °" or the station platform, and dil- ‘ppgflod in the derkneu down a roghat was he! Our guard left the mm betel" cured “'1 m

"This is a coincidence on 6 1-» e W m “slut: Stu-ma, by the occurrence. "an refused w yield w Pm"- ,, mustn't. let. ourselves 86l- 1111mm’-

oh the narrow-same 1111M“ m’ local train was waiting; the enline had steam up, Ten minutes late‘; they had begun their , slow an jgyky progress through the klni- dom of Strelgard. At. the twill-l" of beucadia they had W ""11," l“ inspection ofl\188li89~ It- Ww‘ l ‘m’ til she and Carl were actually ll line that she realized they W9" due for , t inspection. l4>°~

Sh, ‘poke m Carl in an anxious whisper. Grinning, he dbollwd "W pgggpgrts which he was cat-rim!- They bore American seals and st!- natures, and were convincingly made out to Elsa. l-Llkbl’ ""1 m“ Schwartz. both of whom were sel- forth u citizens of the United States. ..

nwhgrs dld you get those? whispered Elsa. ’

."I.n Perl‘. of opting?"

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~iiliiiiri 1g out rain anxious look about him. Then hie evu MW! "l Else's in modest triumPh- 3°" was one thing which she had for- gotten and he remembered.

The train was on time. tmulh

slow. Almost precisely at W“ o'clock they were set down 0b B windy plgflofm beside e locked station. A single closed ca!’ hBd met the train. A chauffeur in unl- form and resales aiwrvovhed w help Carl with the begs. "wm, n moment." said Curl in Leucadian. 3e eXPh-mfi l'° m“ in English "I'm some to see whe- ther this ls the rlihl’ "Y-

The chauffeur already hef} I hand on Else's larger bsl- Y!" a minute," said Elsa sharply. All right, om. Go ahead and find o t." uThe chauffeur fell back a 5M1 Cari advanced to the hi8 °l°5°d car. which had all its curtains down. He scratched a match ind examined an emblem embossed on the door, Then he returned to re- port to Elsa. "It. seems to be all in order, Those are the lvlagdeburii arms on the car."

"so fer so good." Elsa turned to the chauffeur and asked in French. "ma my friend-t send you to meet an American lady and her companion? They expect mo t0

chateau?"

He saluted, and this time he seized both her bass. He stowed them capsbly ‘in the car. Carl followed. and ivalted to dispose of his own bag until Elsa was seated on the wide read seat. Then Carl deposited his own bag. The chauffeur closed the door-on them. and a minute later they felt the ca: start.

“Sit over there in a corner o! the regular sent and be comfort- able," Else. invited Carl. "Ev"!- thlng has gone splendidly so far. Let's just sit back a few minute! and not. talk. and we'll how W!‘ wit: will be the sharper for I little rest."

"Evgrything Ls going well on the surface." muttered Carl. "But. there's something here that doesnt meet the eye. I don't like the looks of that chauffeur."

Elsa laughed. "You're certainly seeing things! I'll-st the train gdard and now the chauffeur!"

"It isn's just hls looks. Avert from that. there ls one thing which must have struck you. £00. whether or not you attached any importance to it. When I spoke to that fellow ln Leucadian, he ob- viously didn't understand a word. When you spoke to him in French- he comprehended. But. lie dldnt reply to us in any language." "What. of that? He obeyed. and he saluted. Probably the Maldo- burgs hhve trained him that way." "It, may be. But ls that likely?" can begun to unbutton his over- coat. Prom a holster h! Dfmlmid m. ,c\-,,1._-¢,?-’_ an}: tsllpptd it into his over-ma poc e

"Don't. do anything foolish," said Elsa in her best royal tone. Then after a second! pause the IMN gayly. but with a little catch in her breath lust. the ume. "The M de- nim mithuent-ee I vhlufw because he spoke Hench. Bul- aft/If they had [one to all that trouble. I don't believe they "would have overlooked something much ‘more obvious." n "Such u Your Highness’! “Such ll his uniform. This chauffeur-b uniform doesn't. fit. It looks to me n if it. hm been made for a shorter. atockier mm. I won- der. Carl, just what has become of the chauffeur for whom that. uni- form was made?"

CIIAPIII XX

Ilsa turned to grin at Carl's worried expression. A 101$ 0f W6 Oll’ tiring hei- sharply lnlmt- W side. They were traveling new at a more rapid rate, and the rough- ness of the rout had increased.

"What; time is it?‘ she asked.

Carl looked at his watch. "After eleven."

“Melly? I doll’!- know thll pert of Inueadle so well a‘! know the country around Grantham, but l should have laid GUM certainly that it would not take u: even half an hour of such driving w reach the Hamburg’ chateau from the

station." (‘lb l0 Continued)

spend the night, with them at their ,

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