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Lampoon the (allowing results of their March sales of silver sterling prices realized at their Jan- uary sale: Pull silver. l three-quarter silver, declined 5%: l l-lalf Silver, clined 129cm Inferior Sorts. declin- ' ed I Sales l 2am and October 8th.

relatives. Sharon Church where for l so many yell! - ed so doors for the service, friends oom- ing from every walk their inst tribute to esteeme‘ and dearly beloved. Rev. Harold Frame of Trinity New Glasgow, presided over service which was beautifully ll)- propriaie in its

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POLICE COURT-At the Police Court Saturday a man charged with being drunk and mcaipablo was sentenced to twenty days in jail. ' man who ‘ on tho same charge was remanded until Tuesdar- '

ENTIRTAINID -— MR. I. W. imd was hostess at an enjoyable bridge Wednesday afternoon and again on Thursday evening at her Qtreet.

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Nicholson, Milton, P. ll. I. has ‘cmnpletedareeoudetefliilhof milk, 448 lbs. of fat, with an aver- esewofIiA-Wiinwodaysatd yearsandlfidlyedlse-

C. D. IVES DISTRIBUTOR I0! STUDEBAKER-A regrettable an ror occurred in Saturday's Guard- ian in undng the distributor for Studebaker. Mr. Claude Ives has been given the appointment for . The new 1935 wracle-ride Studebaker Champions are delivered in Charlottetown as low as $1003.00 including taxes and complete equipment, only freight to

FUR- SALES RESULT - O. M. dz 00., Ltd. report by cable -

fox, as compared with unchanged:

Silver, declined 'I%%I Quilt!!! slight Silver do Black, de-

15%. Forthcoming Silver Fox in London. 1935: About May

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ICHARLOTTETOWN

Macmtosh form mrgs g, part was filled to the of life to pay one so highly

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simplicity. Rev.

Donald Fraser read the Scripture

-Blatohford’s Poultry and Stock Feeds

Just arrived one (50,000 lbs.) of BLATCH- FORITS and Stock Feeds.

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SATURDAY, APIIIL 6th, I935

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III MEIMIRIAII‘

MRS. lREV.) C. C. MACINTOSH

It was with a deep sense of loss and profound sorrow that the peo- ple of Stollarion and surrounding districts heard of the death of Mrs. Macintosh which occurred on 8st-

and Dr. John Mgc ney Pier led Fraser of

lntosh of Whit-

in prayer. Rev. J. P. C.

Wolfville. an ultimate

friend of the family. Pall! i- V81’? touching tribute to the life of Mrs. Macintosh, her wonderful friend- ships and fine ideals were an in- spiration. he spoke of her as “his spiritual mother", all he was he ow- ed to her. Rev. A. D. Stirling of Scotburn gave the address. he too. paid a fins tribute to the departed friend. her beautiful Christian life was like a shining light. The ehell‘

urday morning, March 16th, isd in the singing of "The Lord's at Si. Jame’s United Church My shepherd," "Now the Laborers Manse, Antizonish, following Task is O‘er," "Rirever With the an illness of some years. 19rd." Professor L. N. Miller pre-

During Dr. Maclntoshs pastorate of Sharon Church, where he lab- ored so successfully and faithfully l for over twenty years. Mrs. Macin- ltosh proved to be a most worthy helper, of charming personality and culture unseifishly devoted to the welfare of the church and bringing sunshine into the lives of others, hers was a labor of love. Her life, enriched and purified by a ‘beautiful Christian spirit, was an 5 inspiration to all. Her work among lthe young people was especially pleasing and fruitful. Her devotion for them was recip ocated in a large measure, she Gil?!‘ held before them as s. shining example “The High Way."

And not until eternity dawns will it be known the extent of her beau- tlful teachings and impressions. An ideal wife and mother the sympathy of the entire community goes out to Dr. Macintosh and son Frank, and lo Mrs. Campbell and sister, Mrs. McConnell, and other members of the family, in their sad bereave- ment. Tuesday morning a funeral service was held at her late home at Antigonish. Rev. Dr. John Mac- Intosh, Whitney Pier, 0.3., presid- ing and was assisted by Rev. Bordon Tupper of Loch Katrine and Rev. _G. s, Weaver of Antigonish. who |read comforting passages of scrip- , ture. Rev. J. D. Melieod of Orange- daie. led in prayer. Dr. John Mac- lnlcsh brought a. message of cem- fort to the bereaved family from the text. John 14:1, “Ye believe in God, believe also in me." Rev. J. P. C. Fraser of Wolfville, and Rev. D. ,M. Grant. of Westvllle. each paid ‘, tribute to thr: life and Work of Mrs. ‘ Macintosh. Music was by the choir of 5t. James Church including a solo, "Crossing the Bar".

After the service the remains were taken to Stellarton and were aewmmnl ‘ by pr. Macintosh and son Prank, and several friends and

sided at. the organ. Very touching was the presence of a large num- ber of the 0.43.1.1‘. members in their uniforms. in whom Mrs. McIntosh was for many years s0 deeply inter- ested. After the benediction was pronounced by Rev. Dr. G. M. Young the large congregation sil- ently and sadly flied past the cas- ket to take a farewell look at the departed friend, so beautiful in dnath as in life. Later, while Shar- on bell sadly tolled. the long cort- ege wended its wav to Bfmkside Cemetery where on» the hillside Mrs. Macintosh was reverehtlv laid to 19st. amidst a. profusion of beau- tiful sprlng flowers, tokens of love and sympathy from relatives and frIends-“Until the Dav ‘Break "n" the shadow= flee away."—Evenlng News. New Glasgow. NB.

(The deceased was Bessie Anna- bel Matrrscn, daughm- of me late Mr. and Mrs. James Math- escn, Dundas. ‘P.E.l'.. well known and highly esteemed bv a large circle of friends In PILL)

MClNNlS-WEISER WEDDING l

A verv pretty wedding too place at. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Armstrong. on Wednesday. September 5, when Mary Magdalene Weiser. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Weiser, of Eagle Rock Arm- strong. was married tdllrederick Benjamin Mclnnis.-scn of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mclnnis, of ‘Borden. Prince Edward Island. The occasion was noteworthy for the fact that five reverend fathers of the Church look part in this inter-sting ceremony. The Rev. Father Piunkett, mincipol of the liadner Seminary, who came up from the Coast with rather i-"nxiogan on purpose to take part. preached the

sermon. The Rev J. A. Oote, pastor of 8t. Joseph's officiated -5 the solemn hlzh mus which was

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' Distributor for the new 1935 Miracle-ride’

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the Rev. Father Finnegan being the deacon and Rev. Father Steele, of Salmon Arm, subdeacon. The mass was sung by Father Plunkett and Elisabeth Weiser. Father Fin- negan performed the marriage co . The Rev. Father Goody, of Vernon, was also asdstlng» The bride was given aiway by her father. She wore s. floor length whitosaMndi-esswithaveiland

d for the young couple,

a bouquet of red roses and fern. The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Ann Weiser and Miss Mary medley, who wore pink lace dresses and white hats, with shoes to match ,and carried bouquets of pink roses. MrI W. R. Weiser supported the groom. Mrs. Harry Whitaker presided at the organ.

The mother of the bride was

orange blossom wreath. and carried hostess

Lauren

New Westmlnlster, the bride weal“ ing a flowered sweeter suit if rough crepe, with white hat mil sh ‘

oes.

Many very beautiful and useful wedding gifts were received Mll- 1". Murray and Mrs. H. Basset! joined in presenting the bride with her mullet. one flowers for W bridesmaids were given by W'- Horrex and Mrs. John Anderson-

wt a very delightful luncheon, at which, amongst the other guests, the reverend gentle- men who hss taken part in the ceieanony were all present. Father Finnegan the healths of the bride and bridegroom. and Fathers Finncgm and Oote also as- sisted to voice the congratulations of the party.

The newly wed pair left the fol- lowing day for their future home in

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