1 v._.......... _ ....1-i_=z=

if' t

Pscn ‘two

gn _

f. __ , ., ---__

The Cough That Winter Leaves Beiiin

ini? iiiiig " E3 8?; ig Qiéir

ary wash

must be overcome 1 i the ` system.‘ S ' ; 1'ii.¥i_‘,’......n%‘i.. _3 .lmiesoa’s Emulsion

is the most reliable of all

thediirure of chronic' an n.nn.~..i‘?.3""‘...°..°.i‘.... ‘Li .ni

dest le. 'lggdsgipzeeg 35% and 75c.

J. G, .lamieson Drugglst

___ at Emerald 1 Miss M. A. Coles,

7 1

Auchonsalei

i sm instructed by James S. lst-

thew, West Covoiiesd. to soil by pub- unto snu»huino¢.sn y hi leased lie suction. on his premises on Wed and llsotsvo Women's Institute Montague lnesday March 15th, 1916 at one ~ Mary E Ps

dclock p. m , the foliowing°-

.ii ii

(crown right) 1 horse coming ;¢ hom, 0,, Mg md, nv, ||,¢u“€u¥;“ The following upncrlptiois have

4 yearn io.-own rignn i nina oown in you wma have jifush more prom cant. J. W nom 400 calf to calf this spring 1 heller, 1 3” P318 ‘hifazfd fi 51:: hW5{ d John Alnew 1000 year old, 2 helfers coming 2 years old, °h"°°'st°°°o|d. fn "2, h§g?:_|;°| $2: $2” W K. Rogers.

1 brood sow with a litter of nine, 2 w|,°,,p,,,R h q,mp|y_.nd 1. “N1 A Friend

brvéod soya) dlilie ktolpigtianti of March lent, too, immnghitis, bgdonoliial ssth Afllmle aw!

rop- us es o nner outa ma hoangness an spasm ic cioup.

Bo bushels oi' white wave oats, list from an drug More "K 0000” °f “g(ll\non = bushels mixed grain. 15 bushels buck- %`éf‘°‘ Wgfmf- agliilultg i 1- __'_ wheat. 100 busnnin oirnipn, 200- bus- ,,,_‘f:"m,,,,,,,§,,,“2u“, _v}‘{,p_° F‘2,,f'd,_ 11.0%!! ' ' '~' *wir S0011 “ed Mcinlvre iwiuwes. 8 .notions with Pinex. Ke-imperfectly and A" “W §|°°ll°!- bushels good seed Early Rose pots- tant _ good, _ Q _ Sewell' ftlon. toes, 2 stacks hay. ' Ygt can leelthia takohold o§'s. oouiili Mrs. Edith Peak, lf the day proves unfavorable. sale °f iii I Wily Hill-lwliil iiiiliimlf i _ Miss Hilvllllf.

win ns nom fonowing nav. ' p“,'°m»' ,f°=‘"=5 ini? 'its ,i»°=t\;°° arnveiiii A_.1.non¢nn,

Terms-All sums under $10.00 cash, " hill! . an so sea s ie in amo 1-{_ W. Loillworl-li

over that amount, 'twelve months :'g'f'g%‘mngzfe,-¢{,§ni:;°¢|h..'i;d%ni;€;r:|1;rli:¢?l: Mrs- H- W- L0i\l";0l‘l-il. credit on approved joint notns. snug h_v stoppin the formation of Ch". H- Chi\i\¢|i°i'.

|.|iIeFm in the throuit and bronchial tubes. Joseph Frlllcll,

known bv almost eve ' one. ‘Plnex is s M Q E gr V i-li

A H _ _ rs. . . ilghes,

-<»<=_o=_nwfnn.n. "° ;.‘::.'.f..i:'n:.2i°:.°:’"°“i."§i::.‘i‘:.sz:°i‘.f'.‘i'ii‘.:.i uf-.1=°-1-He--1-_

w_itli gluiiinclil iindvotlmr natural healing éelliiéglgglsé Cudmom B ine 9 emi-n 9. 2 .

"'*'_'- '-' ”'** " Tn... nn. .nnnv worthless imiiniinnn nyndnnin e co. Ltd “'

2* 9°." l".* 5"

A guarantee of allsoiuta satisfaction, 1 :i.:“;'::1..i::i::.‘*‘”.'.:2“'i~=’1'i’.'.“°n‘;‘: “itil -2I.':.1.’.“:.'2.‘.1“.‘..‘iL"' 1

Valuable Farm, Stock etc, M-f°»°'°*~ ` ' ’ - Mrs. A- u. s-mnn‘._

TIDE TABLE

_ mtacn.

` BW* W“'.°’___ '*°"’_W“‘°" day of MARCH -\~ Di 1916. nt me sE.ni.nn 'risivni-:its win no roooiv- J- G°"d°“ "may-

A. M. P. M. A. M. 8.46 19.52 1.50 9.38 21.06 2.57

10.25 22.09 11.08 23.07

11.47 . . .. . .

0.00 12.21 0.48 12.52 . 1.34 13.22 2.19 13.51 3.05 14.21

3.55 14.54 9.24 4.53 15.34 10.08 6.04 16.33 11.05 7.20 17.51 0.03 8.18 19.08 1.12 9.03 20.16 2.13 9.41 21.14 3.06 10.16 22.07 i 3.54 10.47 22.56 l 4.37 11.16 23.43 I 5.16 11.44 . . _. 5.53

.. 0.29 12.12 6.29 33 1.15 12.41 7.04 24 2.03 13.12 7.41 20.11 25 2.54 13.47` 8.24 20.56 26 1 3.56 14.30 , 9.16 21.52 21 | 5.08 15.34 | 10.19 23.01 28 I 6.22 | 17.02 1.32 .'19 7.28 18.36 0.22 12.52 30 8.24 19.56 1.34 1 14,03 31 F. 9.09 | 21.04 2.38 I 15.04

MARCH-1st to -ith. a storm period.

5th to 7th, clearing. 8th tio 10th, damp, drizzly. 11th to 14th, rough and squal- ly conditions. 15th to 19th, bliistcry period. 20th to 23rd. soft and slushy. 24th to 27th, snow storms. 28th to 29th, variable. 30th io 31st. falling temperature.

~1esm.»wt~=s-

*-1 >! F-as -2'"ff”f5]'§fé’3i“f=‘i°7"fEf’§fE'5“'§»°f”F§'¢E’?9°fé’3”f§'?

*A Ul

:.a o

_$53 *En ii

.°°`?°7"?°.°’ ir»»-¢.'.::n»- oaotaiaea

19.55 20.36 21.18 22.03 22.58

12,20 13.32

14.34 15.28 16.14 16.56 17.36 18.15 18.53 19.31

Nt-»-in-It-tt-it-lb-lb-ls-It-I ¢@ae~l0>v1.AwNH¢¢5®

21 -.2

l . i

DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY. 7

City Magistrates Court 9 it. m.

Peopie's Theatre 7 and 8.45.

Prince Edward 3, 7 und 8.45.

DE.-\'l`}lR :

STE_\OlAR‘T-On March __4th_ at the homelof Mr. William McLennan, Cale- doniawest. Mr. Nell Stewart of Mount Vernon, aged'64 years. (Patriot and

Examiner please copy.) W ,gk hw; of ,,¢l,,,u,._°,» my mu, mm' obstetrical departments. odors a three

PATTERSON-in this city, March 7, 1916, Jane Patterson. aged 62 years. Funeral from the residence of her brother-in-law, Sydney Grey, 31 Orli- bar St... at 11 a. m. today. Thursday. No ilowers. interment at Peoplo'a Cemetery.

` MA RRIA GES

I °7"“" °°“`""°'1§; W can C M G i`nA1"rH=w s mi_=A~. I-'roy - ' 1 ` .

m N muxmh . lDePuiv ot the Mlriiljnr-of theilnterior 'Oi' JATE8 Hi " ‘ 7 `

‘U _ i owner ore . . .

n num,” _ ’|=iLl;lmtio&3&f‘ this sd- 7539.3.2gM1M°pd ' _ .

Bears the i 65001-iinni mini -

'“f“ 3 - 7 N it ` In-Iaving_réfr1_ted my 'store and must _

Limiiui

otherwise ad-

iut ltrip east-bound

will be vlsod. from im ti-in from H_nntnx. Wednesday Sth. 1914

will continue present. 1.

7139-I-sllli-ti..

to run dsiiy

p'_”M ho” - _ _ i J_ Louis McKay. 14.15 inn _ __ . , - - \ , ¥OWER situate nt Emerald, Lot non or persons willing to contract for i ' ‘

iifoo ini _ _ _ _ ' _ - -

17.46 ia : ,_ _ _ _ ' ‘

1s.31;Ci- _ _ _ _ _ - -

19 14 E

._ _ I D D0 ~ -

u°"°h nh’ wibgeaeral .purpose mare (Kepvmncs rising 2 yesds old.

Mrs. Jgs. McLean.

D _

i z fi ii in E i "- J- -_B"°‘"°- ..:.*r.'.‘..'wi::'a:. ..f....:...:“sr'i'r..';. 2' “°""'°° POWER, late of Emerald to sell by _' ' ' -' _ Public Auction on the premises at Em-'_ _ E~ T' Hil3'»

srnid. on ssriinnnv ELEVENTH ___ M- F- M°°k"”--»

aa 7 . gg

.°‘.°".°!‘!"i"!"!""“5°?‘S°5’°t*l"l*‘1"!"!'°!"3!"."‘;!"!*?‘t*‘?‘l"'l"°°l"§°9°ui2*

_ ‘H _ .

M. R. Sta A; ’ A.

F Of TWELVE OCLOCK NOON ed at this oillce until noon ou SATUR i All L M

t valuable Farm of the said JOHN DAY MARCH 13, 1910 from nny per A E” Lyoncx”

Adolphus McEwen, St. Peters, F J. Holman & Uo. Ltd.

A W 1-lyndman.

WENTY SIX in Prince County. can the delivery of 200 <-oi-ds iroi- an, or Hills Seventy five <75) acres of in ions qunntitips) of mixed hard and

lid ALSO Rii the FBN11 Si-00k. soft wood, in 4 ft lengths and not loss R V M H tt

on. Farming Implements. Furniture. than 3 inches in dinnif-tor nt inoir M R “H” C b H

` tg.. C0§SiSii‘iiB ill Diift as follfiiwsr- small ends. All wood over 6 liiches In rs' ' ' “mp ° -'

“G HTG H i031 3 Years od diameter to be s lit. Tenders shall one Mare iii f0i1i 11 YEBPS Oid slate ii. separate [price per cord for ,¥g;nI:§%';,y g&a};°°p°r' 1"-

- .

3:; mills; txgvygiiyrgmogdom iiawoizgod and for soft wood. | _,_ H_ Judaom Alenndm

io be delivered on the farm Maman Clark

Oile COW ill Golf 4 years old of the late Sainctlmus Cameron, on the N G P ' I One cow in calf 7 years old east side of the Railway at Lot. 14. H' ?g'A ‘agua '

0116 Pig- Twenty-ilve hens The names oi two responsible per- Gam M ' enservey’ 150 bushels potatoes, 300 bushels sons willing to become hound tor the ngiit Beslafstivey

Blggkb 31,1318 wheat 7 tons ha faithful performanceh of the Contract Ethel Me"el_vey_ i).

3 tons straw Binder Mowey mug accompany me en el . Missiuby stewart’

. . r, Hay The Department does not bind itself Miss Lama Stewart

Rellfreuck Waggou Box Cart S rin torccdpt thelzowiii or millytteltger' Wimam Agnew'

,numw ' ' I* 5 I 2" eff “ld 6 a §efiS€m§E\&i§ Minn nun. E. cnmnboii,

‘ ""“‘§“° “U "1" 8 Mi-_ and Mrs. J. ii. nnrnsit.

Angus McPhee,

Mr.

Sieishs. L. B. MoMiLLAN, ,nn B,,,.ne,,__ '

Driving Slelghs, Driving Wnggon, Secretary for Public Works. mime Hume"

qeparator | DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.

M“"`°h 8» 1905- Mrs. F. R. llenrtz.

§ 7736'3'9MEe°dtd~ Mrs. Harry Johnson, I

_ Cornwall School, _

Mrs. Jas. Lynds. i pr. rubber

Terms on personal property:-ALL R. E Bagnall hams i Col

gU§’§__g"',d;§ 1`If.‘l"ee ddqiiaw ($2-33) P' E' I’ Hon. A. E. ArseusuIt.- ` _

atom" MONTHS ii-nditoomii 6 ' i A8$0Cl8.fl0ll ` J' J’ M°K'”“°"' V

° U PP"°"°‘ ~ 1 ‘ nr. W. H. Pstinon, °’°'“*N°°“” 1urn.Pnn.ioi<, ‘ _

For further particulars apply to the Qf Salfs R bert M B -

The land will he sold under and by

virtue oi’ a Power of Sale for that

purpose contained in the Will oi’ tho' nnid Jour: Powim » T' s

2*:*.°"!\°S’°!"f.!°:"!"‘$°2"‘F‘!’°:"!'*:".°‘,*‘5°

ticles. '

" _ . now in the hands of the printer and David Reid.

,.,_',2‘§1‘,§`§},i§’”D'§§§',§"‘TY'NiNTH ‘MY win no rnndy for dino-inuiion witnin sioxnndsi- ornnt. Bangor.

' ' ' _ the next few days. Orders for lots of Mrs. Alfred Phillips. Arlington- B.

_ _,AMES 500 nnd 1,000 may no obtained on Mrs- F- P. Taylor. \v_

551.g.Mp |,_2 ., A“cU°“ee"' he in the hands of every shareholder in ' Andrew Bradley. Blooming Pt..

_ I ern interested should send their or- Alex- N- McKenzie. Long Creek. D.

'-5 ' riers at once to the Secretary, P.E.I.,_ W. R. Aitken. `

For Breeders' Association. charlotte- James _Paton

J iown. _ 1032-3-3Mt1. Mrs. James Patou.

1' _ .' '-1' Moore & McLeod, 4 pairs

; 1*’-__’,a .Qi _ M: P. Hogan, `

, # E 1 John Johnston, Long River.

f_’<-_\"f__.l’f_f’-sift; _ Trainin 2 School

slnseu years oid.mey i'°'° Jiiousrter years graded course to young women

de-1-ug -» »-=--»»-1

oesrlnierson at ine Dominion Lands A;¢..¢y Write at once for circular of inior-

orSul& ge;idey1otrihe3_:st_ri_¢.~t_. Elngylbxproxy mation, , . rliuxt not $1:-§g.en¢;;"¥on‘<):"e|iit':ii:‘oo|iditionifency KATHLEEN A' D°w~' R’ N' everydayis

Ready

Qll

llllmolll t ii.

~ e

guard against

xmdgresder giayiivlnwiiiin nlnereixiicsag' his 75 Norwich' cum' cold d h_"

' » san c i s

h homestead on s iann of atleast ill acres. on 35'2'2e'M2m5 certain conditions. A heb table boruse is ve- '

giliirgid :except where residenceis pe ormedin

Rin

c C ty in certain distncts a homestesder in

_ Acer

T-gwlil N _ _

ding] may premrst s usrter-section Iss: . U" °' * " " "“ W “il .

liglhis omesxesd. rioe}300per acre _

tis-Bix months reei ence in elrh of three . gnu-

years aiver esmlng eetsnd stent ; also 50 _ a e

.‘.".'.i’.i$.Ii..“i’.i.'..‘.’£§".".i‘.i‘L'..'.2. °.'ii‘.§..‘§i'.'.‘.¥.°.‘-’n’é‘.‘n’.i ci-Us and 011-»ii1=.I»isi1w warm ec.-

The non ofouitivotionis sublect toreduetion and new Dory.I-‘irst Class tlshing or _

::..°1.':.:;.::°.:"..r.".i:°:.".:.': .::i'.'i:.':.‘.:'.2..i.i:: §;;_=;;;»= <=~f°- 11°' 1"-ue' »»=='°u»f~ 1 1

_Auction Sale of C|ass_____Stock

_ __ ._ _ _ vacate same,

osksvccouur or olernucriourgirins for i-uso s'rAai.ss. .sup entire stock’

~» Tl om instnicted by J. Heber cros hyat Msrshiield to sell by`P\tblis_Aud- -

tioit at his promises on Thursday. March ldttrat 1 o'oloci¢ shsrp.tiie» tbllow- R ing stock. _.ir .K 5 ' ' U YS,

_ HON". 1 ' .-' -

One enorsl ur se more (Lord lv* iloiyil 5 years old V S

_ "_-_c4rrls'¢e horse. 1 ' '

' e carriage filly (Joe Dillon) 2 years old. _ _ .1_

ons toni more oiisuiomi. _ __ ‘ One Registered Clydesdale Mare. Uyears old _- . _ _ ~

One Registered Clydesdale illly 3 More old...

. One Registered Clydesdale ally I years oil. _ 1

One Registered Clydesdale Stallion 2 yssrsdihd ’

One Registered Clydesdale foal f

1 -\ esters.:

ioiflollel 0l¢ti! 'teh

sow one

Cssl,

Stock-1 more coming 4 years 1;' mlb” tm. omuma $756- 'E87 UMW. (crown rlghti.i horse coming wmvueiiy wi the resily msdo ki , ut been received BAD

i-on with

ost ici: me

ioriihid iivsmdelsyed fermentiss food

ood.

ll..

lfg il* ‘ bl

del gestion lan

sto fo

mach,

~ Peres snoois, 'fnn nmol nf ninn on inn innniin-nni-n is coo. ia. Hn nes. "’i;‘ilf’°m 01° “Wil” “M °°-"Y °“i 1" "'“

oi i

l' 0

._ _ m

nf this ininnnn inixonrn. 'rn nvoid dis o. H. Taylor. "° r, mmm Wm um you um Then the pearly gms were opened.,

. giiitigigtgielqihffk’ §‘iii1rd(:»r‘rIi§’€i;tcefi‘;i\t‘i‘isEi’y'&- A' Friend ' it agbowels regular for months. And a gentle voice sold come?

thing else. ' i ` s°ldi°r'° Wm’ And with the fairwoll spoken;

I - rs. G. E. Allld A_ W

i-laminon_d\Vepsey, York. - ` J. & 1*. Morris, \

__The

, Mrs. Bruce Duck.

Mrs. Ngmy Wggkf Joseph ii. McDonald was born in

Charlottetown Bowling Alleys _ Dundee, Oct. 31st, 1861 and died Feb.

David Hooper J. C. Sims

C. McCallum

Charlottetown Rubber Co.. Ltd,

J. A. Ritchie

Cyrus Smith

Mrs. R. E. Bsguall

Crabbe Hardware Co. lnmes Hooper ' J .i. 0. Arsenault ' _

A. E. McEnchern, 2 pairs boots M. Burge, -

Mrs James McNeill

Harness, Furniture and other. ar- Charlottetown, P; E. i. Engl Fégngglt' ""`0‘i0l`i0i< Bfaiiilui-

~ ' ' ' Edward Rof£_ last

tery. Services at the homo were conducted- by his pastor and at the grave hy the Orange Society.

‘He was a good man and held in high

. D. Stewart esteem by all who knew him.

He died “in the blessed hope of a

W. E. Bentley glorious immortality."

Riggs & Berrigan

lngns D. McKinnon

loward G. Brehnut Ruth Dugan (len. E. I-full f `»‘ A. W. Owen

. D. A. McKinnon, K.C. `

Execiitors. J0iiN"r. WHITE . and J°W gt ' °""' S“““‘i‘*'H & N@WS°iI\

.mvins 11. Mncuiossi. 1vi_ n, 1; _ ""* _ ° " ""“"' i*'ai<° BNH- er Id m The Report of the Sales Board is W. A. Weeks, Alley & Co.‘ 2 pairs boots

H' °R°3$MEN» reasonable terms. This Report should Wm. Duffy- George Miar, Georgetown,

llcv. Ewen McDougall

9.M .3,~l.7,8,9 _

8 at the fox business. Companies, and oth- Rvberi L- C0£l0D. guiding-'g Mother

Morris, Smith & Beer,

p boots

Rogers Farquharson _ ` Mis

5.- Florence B. McGregor

4- ` E. Hill & Solis .

(1. F. Hutcheson Committee' Cabaret d noe

f ' ‘ through the Women's Club

_ 60. _ ' . ynopsie of Canadian Northwest or _ gumberinnd woniwsininnnin 1o_ ’~*°"‘°°""°"E"'§'i"“""'"`"'"i"i_"'5'"‘ii"""“"""""""“'a“'°"“"*“"""'*"E"""» "‘

Ln] Re‘“|“i°m_ THE W. W. BACKU8 HOSPITAL T, ` q:eoI5geEl‘¢;{2lefns g-_-il-ii _.. W _ ms Vi _

1; Private Genei;al Hospital wits uBEs_ » ' ,Geo. R. McNutt

wel equ pped med cal. surg cal an _ _ Robert F. McNutt -_- __ old weight 1240 lbs sound a good

_ - \Vm. Spindle AGENTS WANTED T0 BELL FOR general pur ose beast. A' l -to

John Campbell. Darlington

_ Y _

rnugiis-‘Sis inloniiiin rosid}sns'e"uoon and cut- Superlntendent of Nurses, ssniendidsaie f ` _ Wm. H. McEwen, New Dominion

-‘ ' ' ti 0 , ' 1 _,J .' ~ _Flora Nicholson _ .. _‘ .

_I _ 1 Svlvm L Mcmtyre . AGENTS WORLDS GREATE§T

1.1:. giundall ' 1

. . cNutt

A Cup of hot OXO _ a i J. G. Jamieson 1 pair rubber boots

.-- _ f. _ \v. iz. Purd '~'

. 45

,Jr _ .nm Wo!;1`en,B Club (%pmceedB -WAR" Going like a whirlwind; sam-

ii _short ti‘i1`1e§__1 offer 'myi F

1-Slices, Overshoes,

_ _ Flhslvvvs

FRF

SICK iJillSi|PllEl

s locent

.Mad d ci sonoid. :llwsy=°:.raeo“t:i?‘;g

eioweiaor sour. any stomach. WTB

es. instead ot being can out ot- All

When this loot resell til

ioate brain ascii: it os.usea“ooi:_ His

B808-tele immediately clollw the _

remove the sour. undigeeted Wil

and foul gases take the excess

coustipated waste matter and 0f sons in the bowels

lghten you out by morning. They

while you sleep-o 10-cent box Wh your druggist means your lissd

A (:g¢;|-9; mnight y||| |m~,|y For now he is singing with the loved s

Friend. R. 'l‘aylor,_Granvil_le.

resins-s»=s=s°i==s=s~1»s'~9-sv-=»=~e=_s»»:-§+sss°

Misses Stomper. '

A. Mclsasc

Jss. H. Devereaux

C. McGowan 22. E. Munch & Co. '

nley, Shaw & Pesrdon

Home

Forsythe

ion

Bealrsto _

~ J oh

S. Wedlock SHS

R. Newsom

Grant _

4 pairs boots

s»====~.=",~».-ssl-:-is-s~=s~= s~=r=s°°-»--9.*

J lggs

J. Thompson, N. Tryon ill

5. 6.

'i‘o

2‘$°!"$`-"P $'°.*!°:“l'*~*.*‘

'a4>i3'§ 11 '

L. Cotton .. - '

Gordon a co. 2 pin boots

3 rs

s Anna. Farquharson ’ '

{""iI""""`i"`""°"

_...__ iey Andrews, son of Mr and Mrs.

FOR L|\/gh Agp Qgwggg, Donald Andrews Y! Hunter R IREATH. 'Ap ($01,133 seven years and e slit iilllhihl-

SOUR CTGMACH Ano

hggqmhg, °“|““_ cogteg thered nover more to fade

r er more with him to reign

m,m|,..ma¢“,. @0494 in um |,,,_ Buaangels iovcd him more. (m__ .system is re-absllrbed tnso the To 'that yonder shin_ing.si_iore.`.

88 . .

Written by MILDRED BEATON

MR. JOSEPH. H. MCDONALD.

He was uiarried to Mary McLean of

Dundee, June 29th. 1888 to which un-

whlch survive their inthor. Iiis iirst'

_Jasper 1,-".lek_ard Wife John McLeod 3, C0_ 1 was married in June 1911 to Mary

McLnan of Head oi Montague. Tliroc

sons live in the west, Alexander anti

overseas service. Mary of Mass.. whoi reached home for her fathers funeral; Christina also of Mass; Dan, May and James at home and Florrie who lives with an aunt. Ilis aged father Mul- colm McDonald o|` Dundee and three brothers and three sisters also survive

Duncan oi Montana, N.S.; James of Dundnss; Mrs. MacPherson of Cal- gary; Mrs. Allen of Oregon and Mrs.

h - . .

o Donald had not been strong for some

Disc Hn;-row, P _ .~ _ ,» - J, A, McMillan time and after a. bricl’ illness he passed

|°“gh“ W°°‘i I on CORDWOOD Miss Burnett suddenly to the spirit world. Funeral

rvices were held at his into homo on

Saturday, Feb. 26. and a large con- course followed his remains to their

Only One "BROMO QUININE"

` get the genuine, call for full name,

il- OM- Reddiu LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Loon Mrs. D. 0'M. Reddin for

Roy Holman p C

m-1;-1

wssasv moasws ` ‘

iuos written on the death of Wes

er age

ther flower from earth has with

twas God's own band who took it

loved him yes wo loved him

they have gently taken li

school-mates all shiill_iniss him,

YE8TERDAY’° IUISCRIPTIONS.

1.00 5*' - - . - - 1 0 ' - _ ~ 1 _

0 1 ' ~ _ ‘ .- ,-

ii ‘_ ‘ _ ' s-‘

° ‘ ind. that "_ _ M05 _ . ,But now since 'tis God‘s will, .

13: in hMda4h¢,_ t _'buf' sick We'ii hope to meet himnt the pearly 10_ _ _ _ _ _ 8. - `

1. '

4. .

Q. .

_ 10. P _ -'

8. _ _

10. 1 ~

., 12. ~

_ , 2. ‘ _

I . ' I ' l f I ‘

gates ' 2

ere we still can -play with him.

pain and suiierings all are o'er; earth's troubles ho'll know no

more; r

ones _ ‘

o have gone before.

loy calmly entered homo

Hunter River, P. E. I.

1916 near his birtliplncc.

ten children were born, nine of.

died seven years ago and he

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