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IN MEMORIAM
MR. COLIN MSODOUGALL
Quite suddenly after brrt a few hours illness there passed away on St-pt. 30th. at his dauhtcfs home. Iilrs‘. lliiartin B. MacDonald. Nine Mlle Creek, .Mr. rColin MacDougall at. the advanced a-ge of 77 years. He had seemed to make full recov- ezy front the severe illnesg of last winter. but to his intimate fric-nds; there. was evidence in his more gentle ruanner. and his more sub- missive bearing, that he was near the gates or’ the other world. ln many \Vlly_q indeed he had sought to prepare his loved ones, ‘for the slrrck oi‘ the‘ sudden call that ho awrritcrl. l-lis happy chearfrllness hnrvcvrr, anrl resignation ill hi. hrwnr nl‘ illness as he gilW death ap- proach .h:rs done much to lessen thr- grief attending his departure
llc wla the son of the late Ed-
uulrrrl Milnllrougall and his wide .l Pfiiifi rilzrcEnr-hr-rrr, Niuo M Ilc (‘rt-ck,
lrlrrrly in life‘ he married, Miss Marry Anne MacDougall and engag crl in hrrruirrg at Bangor. IP. E. 1.. the pru-rgy and perseverance that characterized him prospered, him in his family and in his posses- srous.
After her deccnso he married Eliz- abeth dlilrue darlghtc-r of the late Peter rrnd Mrs. llurrrc of ‘Brackley. l’. h]. rl.. ho continued farming at Bangor, till 1018 when he was able
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to rpetlrt‘. With his wii'e and young- er members of his Ilanrily, Iip mor- erl to Charlottetown. There for some six years he lIVr-(I in his quiet busy way making many new friends. It wrzls while he was care» taker of the Prince of \Vl!I8'S (lol- 1988 building that our people came to know him best. whether in the careful management of the ‘bulld- IIIK. or in the improvements, and beautifying of the college grounds. in which he had such just pride. lmost ‘three years sign he re- moved to spend his latter years in his native district Nine rMlla creek win-re despite his age he ‘busily engaged iii the farm activities, and in the community interests. ‘It was in Irecplna that he should be called t" I115 TBWBNI. lust as the evening shades were gathering, the tur- molls of the world left him undis- turbed. Calm and peace attended hlrn .Mr. MacDougall was con- verted in the Church of Scotland 11ml inter raised to the honored eld- PPSIIID- ll Wfls in the Church he found his fullest happiness. None lwns more faithful in hie attend- ance upon the church services. or in tho discharge 0f hi; duties. ‘His pastor. often referred to Jiim as .r nillar in the‘ church bearing all hurdcns impose-d upon him. with. out failure nor complaint. The un- failing presence of himself. his wife and Mmily did much to make '""°lt:rl'» to pastor and church members. It was pleasing to his friends and family that RmHTXMYHMnnf should have been able to conduct the l'rrrr-
errrl service at,the‘ house. The burial was in Bangor cemetery. Services at the grave was con-
"luclerl by ‘Rev. Ewen rMaoDougall. ‘ We join in sympathy with those rivlro mourn the loss of a kind and loving brother. husband and father. ‘we sisters, ‘Mrs. Margaret Lane or‘ IRWIN". ‘P. E. ~1.. Sophie of United QStatrs. one brother Arr-hie in West- ‘srn Canada. By his first marriage ‘two sore and two dlurghters. Mrs. Klameron Robertson. “award. Mrs. lnnie Boultcr, Boston. Mass, Ed- ‘round or Somerville Mass. and Duncan of Ilangor, rP. ll. I.
His widow nee) Elimrbeth Hume. flvp soils and six daughters by his second urnrrlazs the Q0113 are Wil- ‘llam or Newlledford, Mass. lPetc-r-
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Evidence Tends To Prove Opera. Star Took Her Own Life
BERLIN, Dec. 21—~Developments in the investigation pf the strange lisappcarance of Zinaida Jurjew- skaja. Russian star of ‘the Berlin opera. tended to prove the talented singer took her own life as Ander- nutr, ‘Switzerland. However, the Bcrliir police remain skeptical. des- ; . the admission of rBaron von 2r rurr. her husband, that he rre- :clvcrl a farewell letter from his wife, written a few minutes before -hc cut her artery and plunged in- ‘o tlrs- Reass. Bremer and Della ttinhardt today returned from hrir hurried trip to Andermatt ind were immediately questioned by the police, who have given out no comment.
’l‘o the Tag. Reinharrdt. who is
he wife of the singer Schuetz- dart’. now sirlgint: at the ‘Metropo- liizrn in New York. said: “Satur- day llrcrucr received a farewell let- ter from his wife from Andermatt. '1 which she docla-rctl she wished ‘o curl her life. in the‘ letter ~hr= begged her husband not to let he world know she was a suicide. rince rrhe feared the public would ‘rot. believe a ‘woman having such
take her own life."
llremcr confirmed ReinharriUS stalcnrc-nts regarding the contents xi‘ the letter. Brenner also admit fled he sent the telegram that Jur~ lewskajzrs mother was seriously ‘ll and took it to the opera director n r-ffPr-t leave for his wife. and that this procedure was planned ‘ry both, with the klwlvlerllie 0f ltcinirzrrrdt. Reinhardt. who was tho r-losresl friend of Jurjcurskuja, ‘rlso told the Tar: she advised the ringer to tukc a vacation because‘ 4h" was nvprworkcrl nnrl ‘nervous. ‘rut zrrlviserl agniut. a long journey '.o hor runthol" in ‘Dorpnt, Idstllonia. rurl lhzrl tlu-y (zmnivrnmlscrl on Aurloruratt. which was a favourite
“all: of suir-irlc, ihcy declared.
Both llromor ‘and Roiuhn-rrlt claim Jurjeivskrrjzt was not addicted m morphine,
Tho only motive given for her suicide is melancholy. partly ill- hcronl with her Slavic nature, pairi- ly brrnuzlri about through her ex- periences nt the hands of the Bol- hovisls. who hclrl hcr_ prisoner marry months ‘and caused the lcrrtlr of runny of lrr-r relatives and “riourls. None ever lrezrrrrl her ex- press any irloa of suicide. except 1 u-roccr‘ ill the neighborhood.
‘ller-cnt-Kv tlrr- sitter-r became a fanatical sturlr-n-t of »gpi‘ritualic'nt, rurculiisnl "rind religious cults. it is claimed. The ‘Berlin police con- luctcrl n thorough search ‘of ‘Brem- ‘T's apartment. wth a view m ob- taining information on her life tlrmurrh letters. What they learn-
olI is not rrevr-nlcd. but police head- '
quarters state that they will ‘not be convinced Jurjoivflkaja is dead un- "ll the burly is discovered.
Pontiif T0 Ask Advice On Vexed Roman Question
ROME, Dec. 20.—The Tribuna rrsays the Pope has decided to r9- surue I11 1928 the Ecumenical Coun- cil interrupted by the tall of the temporal power in 1870. The re~ b.- (liscusserl. the "papers adds, and the opinion will be asked of the ‘bishops gathered from all over the world as to the lbest way ‘to solve the vexed Roman question, name- ly. the status of the Ponliff in lbonic and his relation; with the Italian government.
r uonrlc-rful career would suddenly '
rpvt ni‘ Jurjcwclkajn. "Plrorrc was ‘nojom the country in January to torc-
ll‘ the police have seen this let-- -‘.t'-r they have made no cnmmentdlncrcasing in Germany, and recent
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Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Compacts Powders, Chocolates, Ivory Goods, lvlaui- cure Sets, Cutex Sets, Ever Sharp Pencils.
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Walking Canes, Cigars, Cigarettes, Briar and Meerschaum Piges, Cigarette and Cigar Holders, Cigarette Oases, Playing Cards, Shaving rushes, Raz- ors.
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Nothing better than a Camera, we hav e a nice assortment to choose from, Prices $2.10 up.
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Oontest to with 73.5 p0i‘nts amlthe blxperi- Barred Rocks were third with 37 mental Station pen of White Leg- eggs. Mr. Charles McKcnuEs were sixth with 72.7 fourth with 36 eg=s and Everett llowntfs White ‘Leghorus and the‘ Experimental Station White Leg- horns No. 4. each laid 35 market- able eggs. _
Tire trrnrlitrlion of marketable eggs (or the week was 30.3% ofia imsslble,
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|rerl Rocks leads the idatc with 148.4 points. The Experi- nreuiarl Station pen of White ‘lrsg- horns No. 3 is horns No. 4 is second with'95 points points.
to date. .Mr. Everett Iiowatts During the week the Experiment- Whilte Lcghor-ns a-re third with 87.8 al Station pen of White lreghorns points, Experimental Statlonpen oiINo. 1 and pen Nn. 3 laid the largest White Leghorns No. 1 are fourth and the second largest number 0f with 80.3 points, Mr. Charles lVlnc- rnlanketahle eggs. -ll and 38 eggs Karina's Barred Rocks are filth respectively. Mr. Talmage Foster's
State ‘or Siege As Riot Curb Planned
BEIUJIN. Dec. 20.—-'l‘he Com- munist newspaper Die Welt Am Ahead today claimed to he in poss csslon of information that the G-er- man government is planning to proclaim a state of siege through-
stall possible labor riots. Ilnemploymcnt is reported ‘to be
messages from Berlin said that it was now estimated at 1.250.000. Under a s-tatc of siege. which is somewhat milder than material law. the government would have ar bitnry weir to forbid lniblic meetings and to act vigorously against any rlotcrs.
A stave of siege was employed effectively by Germany two years ago at a time when Soviet Russia was reported to ‘be supporting rr movement in ‘Saxony for a revolu- lion.
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Toys. Selected for value and usefulness.
Mechanical Toys. A big range.
Rocking Horses, Shoo Fly Rockers, Dolls Cabs and Carriages.
Games. Here is where you can get! almost any Game you ask for.
Fancy Baskets, Christmas Tree Ornaments, Tinsel, Bells, etc.
Five Cent, Ten Cent, Fifteen Cent and Twenty Five Cent Counters of Toys,.etc.
Boys and Girls Sleds, Hockey Sticks, Snow Shovels, Snow Shoes, etc.
All of the above in our big Toy Department (up- stairs) open every night.
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EGG LAYING POMPETITION
Notes on the P. E. Island Esq - Laying Contest for the 6th Week Ended December 12th.1925
The total production for the sixth week of the I’. ‘B. island P1814 Laying ‘Contest ended llecenrrlx-r- 12th was 467 eggs. 42 oi‘ whllch were disallowed ,ou account of small size. The total eggs to date is 1345 and the number oi‘ pcifnts awarded to date is 1001.2.
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