JANUARY 15 1°" -ras calnto-i-rarown cuiinonia i Pics

A Modem Reconetructor and Body Builder

There are few of us

wtlao at some time or o er no experience illhealtg it may have been brought on by over work worry or the result of aheavy cold

VINOL will soon

ring renewed strength and vigor in such cases There is nothing we can so heartily recommend as

is. big bracing tonic

Hundreds tell us how good it is every day

$1 00 bottles it does

you good, or money re- funded

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I' age of Mis d E . ter of Mr C’ °-"Plan" 01;1';:t. 33188!! mon on Courage

January 8th The ceremony was..

'T PAYS to buy in tliir Province mn-nlo1-lc -rsA.- 3 io if 'rum

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Bay. to Mr Harry H Cox of Morell FUNERAL The funeral of 'the took place in Boston on onday. late Mr George Seller takes place'

per from the residence of his daughter,

f°"“”°d by RW DL C°l1I'lfl Of the Mrs Robert Frizzel, 87 Green Street

Park Street Baptist Church.

JolNED eNelNEens.- The

cton Transcript of the llth

at 3 o'clock this afternoon to the Psopls's Cemetery, service beginning

Mon at 2 30

says

Head. P E .l , and william .loo Roy, farmer of Greenfield. P E signed on by Sergt R S Cd]

Maritime Express and left this

.. James Brown, farmer of Fortune SLIP AT BOUTHPORT -in be

sph course of his remarks at the dinner I give-n at the Victoria Ho-tel on Friday

pltts, evening Mr A A McLean, M P

recently for the Canadian Engineers, stated that application has been made arriving in Moncton last night on the to the Government this year for a

after grant of $100,000 for the building of

noon for the Engineers' Training De the marine slip at -Southport, for which

Dot at St Jobn’s, P Q

hibit of silver black gpelts in

EXHIBIT OF FOX PELTS-

John Agnew Fur" Farms had mogxe the members in securing this boon f

dredging had been done and the land purchased M McLean said e

Th Board of Trade by passsing il. resolu

e tion would strenghten the hands of

night, and same will remain on ex hibition this morning These pelts are from foxes that have been w

E A Foster

Central Drugstore Vinol Agent

& McLeod's window on Saturday

,by Mr J B Rombough. who is .ly skilled in the art and deser l‘great deal of credit.

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inen Sale

We are offering at racticall

old prices, goods bought near

two years ag o, which ha come to hand.

Splendid assorlrnents to choose from-won-

deriuliy low Dr_1ceS--_quality good all tend to make this sale an important one-to the econom-

ical housewife. -

Buy a year’s supply. By doing so you will

save money. Our prices are in _mostly every- thing less than todays factory prices.

Sl-IEE l`l1\iGS and PILLOW COTTONS

The best and most reliable makes _o_f Eng-

lish sheetings-best for wear and durability.

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lan re pe e . - A -

ji out of the overseas reinforcements,

70 inch English _sheeting worth 42c for “ “ “ “ “- 48 for 80

55 for 48 for

80 63.

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“ “ “ ‘° 55 for " -‘ “ “ 60 for “ Horrockses sheeting worth 45 for fl ti ll U 60

65 for 35 for 38 tor 40 for 35 for 40 for 45 for

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72 _ 42 “‘Circtila1 pilltlw cotton ‘;

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Extra special value “

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46 as as it U U

38c 44|: 394: 44c 48c 36: 84c

MILITARY FUNERAL-~ The larg

est military funerail seen in Charlotte town for a. long time took place- on

coffin, covered with beautiful floral

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lowing his arrest the local police de partmont sent out inquiries to lifter- ent parts of the Dominion concerning Doiron. ilepiic-s received from Prince Edward Island were- to the effect that the prisoner was a native of the island and had borne a good reputa- tion previous to coming to St. John. some two years ago. Later replies from Ottawa were to the effect that, the man had been se-ntenced to ton years’ imprisonment for burglary , at Bathurst, and had been releas-ed on a parole at a. time when be had live years and seven months stifll to serve. The man had failed to report some' time ago and was wanted by the police. The local detectives have photographs. at their office establish- in'g the identity of the man whose' photographs are in possession of the Dominion oiilclals at Ottawa. Doiron was this afternoon sent back to Dor- chester to ilnish his term in the peni- tentiary,,says the St. John Globe.

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At the Charlottetown Curling Rink

on Saturday an inte-resting curling con- test took place which resulted as fol- lows:

H. W. I-Iyndman.

W. S. Grant.

Percy Pope.

Sydney Grey. Skip 18.

R. E. Spillett.

W. H. Vanbuskirk.

McKinnon.

Wright. Skip 8. .

SIUCK Uiiillilllllli

(Special to thic Guardian.)

HALJFAX, N. S., Jen. 13--(Quota-

_tions furnished by F. B. McCurdy & Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- bers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mr- Curdy Building, Halifax, N. S.)

CLOSING PRICES

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tege .playing the Dead March A Dual yt was 3

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an' entrance, is to appear before tile" mary gm in than an \-orme.,-|y occupl.

' -h ' Th‘7'de“"1 0f‘-'3‘"`f€d at the P- E- 15' MRS' FRANK J G'-VDEN~ the mortal remains was laid to rest

Police Magistrate this afternoon. Fol gd by Knights of (‘,0l“,mh\\g_ The c up

~ w -land Hospital on' Saturday evening,

52c 284: 3 ' ¢ 32c 24c

32c 36c

-__Spei:ial_lP3T21rgain

beautiful goods-firm and smooth

Flannelette-heavy quality-pure whi e-

Atchison .. . _ A. C..M. A. F. . Am Loco . Anaconda Am S & R .. Can' Pac . Cen . . . . . . Crucible Steel

MexNorPower Prs. .. Reading .. S. P. .. S.'l`.l1. U. S. Stool Union Pac .. .

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lvl. F. ct. .. .`.`.`

rlday 104% 27 65% 76 82% 106% 158% 101% 62% 79% 104 75% 9934 96% 105% 111% 143% 104%

Saturday

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65 75%

106%, 158 101% 62 79% 1031/4, 76 99% 96% 104%

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. This sale offers great oppor- tunities on Towels, T owelings, Bedspreads, Blankets, Table Linens, Sheetings, Napkins `- Curtains, Curtainings, etc., etc.

We reserve the right to with- ~

draw these prices at any time. We advise you to“Cal1Eariy. _ ..

\ Fires naivii/imc as usual.

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THE NOTED JAPANESE SCREEN STAR IN

g:fe':`°°g:Y 18;: 0" Queen Square or .. o.......i.... ori`.§." `"‘“ §’$i2°fii°rill’ ...§$‘3.'Z.?.'.T ..‘L‘.§,'T.i'.l.§"f..Tr..T.'.i2. .332 JEPSIE L I-“SKY PRFSENTQ Wednesday Thursday

ns to Zion Church where Rev Mr E HAKA F W

mar McKenzie delivered an excellent ser

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Honorable Friend

_ TO SEE ll'

SUPPORETD BY TSURI AOKI, AND RAY HATTON COMING SOON SOMETHING

5 Bib ACTS 5 New 'rua 1-: one iz JUNGLE

of Romance, Tragedy, and Love with a Happy Ending COMEDIES FEATURING

MAKE A sracr al., Balfour

TENSATION ANITTI-IETLLS IN Ti|.E SEVENTH CHAPTER OF THE

“SE°RE;'i.<t§.rsE..§stnAR1~E The Great

Napoleon

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,breeding These wks were d 6 Bed finder McCannell late caretaker of

'15 the Armour-ies, and for se/veral years v

egg" Quartermaster in the Fourth Regi

"‘ ment. The funeral was a fitting tri _ -. _ Afrreat far and Young

*"3*‘Z°’;?.i"i’..$2°.’;‘;’?.“..?F.§2‘1”.§‘.?§‘l‘ MA-rlnlse: :ans Nici-rr 7 ar anus. warcn Fon nerr-:s

ei-ones will he Mrs. P. S. Bro Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Jam Mullen anti Mrs. (Dr.) (.‘.on'l°oy.

TO JOIN THE NAVY.- The' in

ning; J. E. Wilson, New Zeaian John Weatherllie, Edward Higgi Joseph Knight, and George Fur

fourth lot of young men from thi

scene of a nasty row on Saturday

ternoon about 4 o'clock. it apnea that Mr. John Home was in the HCI driving his team out of the yard when ‘another team containing three men named Beers, McKinnon and Darrach drove in. Both sides of the yard were lined with waggons and the was no room for the teams to pas _ Mr. Harrington, proprietor of the he-

go by. The reply came back fr m the team with the three young men in it that they "woiildn’t back up for John Horns or any other -4- man " With that, it is stated the ilriv struck the horse and ilrove vicious into Mr. Hoi-ne’s waggon. M I-lol-ne, it is further stated. enraged

fle, fists, sticks and u shovel bein the weapons employed. Quite

e t it is said that there were

itor to the city Sstllrdhy.

Mr. W. J. Brown, city, returned' Sat

_urday from a tr-lp to the mainland.

.senger by the mail special last eve ing.

ilamy, Halifax, by the express la night.

for the winter.

f Charlottetown who

-u good iiolt miie straight, and sro! goillg to have some races next week.| The ice- is in great shape. "Bob', Mac" is in splendid condition, big and

re »strcn Arcola is taking tg the pace s

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like ri duck to water-no traps-and can pace right sharp, a very pretty

MRS. JAMES L. YOUNKER.

A very sad death occurred nt Mon-

`e,- tague Saturday morning in the per- ory will be fondly chelislieil. ty son of Louise M. Younker, wife of ___7___..__-~

James L. Younker. Oll Jany. 5th she Mns, ANGUS McKAY.

2', gave birth to it still horn oiriiu and ___ ____

this, struck Mr. Beers fi smart blow There P15580 away at H11»`iS\'l\l€‘.-| ' ' ‘

but H few days asf- a change set in Strsthulbyn on Oct. 30th. Catherine

KUS

across the face with his whip and the- next moment all Aves ‘vers in a scuf- lm' We W°\`Sf 91111 She 998590 DGHCG- McKay. WICOW 'lf the 11119 All

g fully to the great BGYOHG Saturday McKay, who prc'lcceasefl.her sixt

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seemed to be doing we-ll for a time,

morning at 4 o'clock. She leaves to

crowd soon gathered and the police mom" "V9 Small boys' U°Yd» A"ih“\`» ills i0 the 1811100 ill 1540 She were repeatedly culled for by tele- l""9_d- Harry “nd Mlvcod- besides “ limi; and f11V°\‘\\iJ\y k¥\<W~'¥\ by St lil I Pho” bu , __ no loving husband. She was a kind and number of people, she was a woman pollcemen in me station at the time IOVIHE m0lh€\‘ Bf\d_dey0'-ed Wife Had of exceptionnble character. Dossesing it being locked. Marshal Cameron W” |'°5D°ClBd and €Sl5€ml-111 by all a retiring and humble disposition.

who had the pleasure of her ac-_ Kindly and thoughtful to all slic-

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Mr- W‘““°\ Leu' V°"`“°“- W" I’ VIS' JAMES GRIFFIN. tending the meetings c~l the sanctuary.

The people' of Mount Stewart and

' vicinity were greatly shocked to

learn of the sudden de-atb on Wednes- day January 3rd, of John Griffin, of

Mr' Stephen Hescmen' was “ pm" St. Andrew's of heart failure The' C B Another son Roderick died surl-

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` de-ceased was around as usual on the

day of his death and about 9 o'clock

nl while preparing to retire, he

Mm' Amy Byrne' len to remme suddeftilv expired The into Mi' Grif- iivesisters Mrs. Norman McLeod of

“er 5“““e“ I" Mt' SL' vmcem Am' fin was'n son of Patrick Grliiin, who Hartsvilie. Mrs. H. J. Wsrimun of

at one time carried on a mercantl business at St. Andrews. He was a lnan of genial telliperunlent, quiet and

MTS- (S"““¢°"I McLean ‘BU IW th” unapummg and unlvgrgallly regpeot- vice was conducted by Rev. Mr. Mc-

Mgil Blwcm “ff “mom 13' 0§f:m"f';`l,Sn‘l§~ eil. His sudden demise' at the compar-'Cell at the lwuse and grave. A lurse W SU 156101611 Y Dr 099 10 ‘ ~ U 9| m-1 age of 63 years, ig fi concourse of people followed her re-

fl v y e y iii i ct los t his family and the

returned to her home after spending few days visiting her friends in Stan- chel. .

Mr. Fred Lane loft by the' mai

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Our OK Laxative

,.2 Cold Tablets will cure

I. your cold in twenty four ` hours.

Watch for the trade-

mark. OK Laxative Cold Tadlets are for sale only by,

Colin _A McDonald

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1fhone_6l6, Revere Hotel ‘ Block, Kent St.

special last n'ight for Winnipeg. i-le was accompanied to Georgetown b his father, Mr. George Lane.

i _ -- | Premier. Mathieson and i-ion A. E .Arsenauit left by the mail special last night enroute for Ottawa’ to attend all , important meeting of the Conservation

‘Commission ' ‘

Mr. Oscar McCallum. who 'arrived

hero some weeks ngo`on a. vlslt‘t0 his aged father, Mr. James G. Mc- Caiilum,- Brackiey Point, has left _on return to Saskatoon. Mrs. Magel- lum and child, who accompanied im to the island will remain' here till the spring with her parents, _Mi-_. and

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. IN MEMORIAM

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` MRS. JAMII LIWIB.

, At _her home' in Brichwn. Saturday. Jan. 1atil.,Mai°y-J. Foster. beloved wife or Mr. James, Lewis, aged '10

Mrs. D. Nicholson. ` I

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wi,-.~-5, 1-;

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stn s o _

it i which he lived all his

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Mrs. Robert Dixon of Mermfliii ilu; \¥aveF_ to mourn u wmowvlsme her h“5ba“d_

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n..c son and one dauEI\ Pr. 0 the syimpfithy of all is extended in their gre-st bereavement. The funeral

I look place on Friday 5ti\__insr. to St. A Shadow M gloom was mst over

Audrew’s and was large-y “minded- the services at thc,chllrch llolng cou- riunteii by his pastor, the Rev. A. P.

were laid to rest in the adjoining cem- etery. May his soul rest ln pear-e. (other lrlsnd savers incest- 1-our-l

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uin. ai.sxANoEri. M¢cAi~iNsi,i.

Among those who have been remov-

ed to the' Unsoml Worifi since the be- ginning of the new year. is Mr. Alex- ander Mc(‘.annell. a well known GKUW at tho public dinners given in Char- t |°¢¢e¢own during the past thirty years. and for the past thirteen years cafe- taker of the Al-mourles. Mr. McCan- nsll passed away at midnight on Fri- day. He was a quiet and useful citif- zen. who took great interest in the miiitialnen and overseas forces. Last year be sustained' a severe accident at the door of tile Armouries, but re~ covered, and was for some time ap- ‘psrentiy in good health. The illness to which he finally gave way began

about six months ago and continued- _

---' 't.llosr- wi ho-lt hone. Silo had lived

both artillery and infantry, three meh .

of each acting as pall-bearers. The gE_. ,__-_r arm -_-ur¢=_ _ 1 ~ ,__ =E!_1_____ i _

,tributes, was placed on n gun-carriage Fm; A|.ARM,.- The firomem were- years. Funeral _from her late resi- intermittent) _ H was 5| t .Ln ee _ ~ _- which W” “WW” W me °°\‘“9“~ The called out at 6.50 yesterday morning <1eI\C6_BI‘ishl0n» this Mvnday after- years of ag; and igeaves tex dlherlish Tig? ipliiihci-sr lgdtggmhiaiiligsmdlfuslltf :vim 4'~I‘ R9€1m9'“f Bimd Preceded uw °°\"° for a supposed fire near the City Hes- H0011' Services €0l!\m€I\€inS at 3 D. m..' his memory, his widow knew her that never can be iliied The

' _ . _ _ false oluruu. interment Sherwood Cemetery. (N0 and three daughters: Mrs. funeral which foolr piaoo on Thurs-

large nulnbor of citizens attended . ‘iiowers.) Theodore Balflerson in Western Cana- day io St. Andi-ew’s was followed by l-he f“““l'“|- REV- DT- Flllleflon con' ATTEND the Ten and Fancy Bale The pall-bearers will bo, Messrs da, and the Misses Dorothy and Maud' a large iinncollfae' of people who came ducfell the 99"V|°'e9 H* U19 hollfif' “ml Il to ii Tuesilny at the Davies Hotel ill _George E. Hughes, A. Horne, George Muilanneli and- one son, Archibald, of from fur ,mtl nom- tr, my their mag' grave. aid of the l>n|,r|0tl¢ laugh, ' \` Moore, L. E. Prowsc-, W. W. Stun- , the Accountanlfs Oiiice ofthe P. I-1.1. respect., in mg dwg,-ye(]_ ‘The 98",'

` ley, and ilenry Lowe. Should day bs R., ni. home. A member of St. James' home,-9 wen.; Mem,-t, ‘pienx peeqian ‘-

ISLANDER IN TROUBLE- SOCIAL EVENT.-'Phe' St. Charles’ stormy funeral will go train but li’ Church congregation, he was a con- John Mcgon-aid John 3 ~'McAdam"` T\l‘-‘mfaa D°U"“» WI10 M039 IMO thc' Auxiliary oi' the i‘hal°lotte'town Hoa- fine by road. sistent Christian man. and hir-1 112111159 John McI(enzie.'Cba'i-les ‘Fisher and'

lf* 9|“‘3e"9|Y \'95"“-UP-d by NB WMF* Cir- Artemas Collin. A r-e`qlllPm' lligh'M`a`Bs

Cathedral several weeks ago, smash- png; intend homing u wnist. party _._---_-1 ill ll f‘f5|ne'3 1359 Window lil f°"°l“Z ani entertainment on' Tlitirsday, Fell- HARRY B. BALDERSTON. WIS Of fT'l9i\<lS- wap ,rung by the Durga,-_Rev_ p_ Mc.

-'-*‘““°’** Lellall after which all that was left of

thur Heaney Clinton, Miss lnez, at

an active worker of the W. M. S nd attended a meeting of this society a week before her deatll. Called away

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“- _ » in the adloinlng cemetery there to SS- after D. “iii-!%'\'II\E UIHGSS Di MY- H9-TW The fungal Uf me |“t€‘M"3~ Frank await the glorious. resurrection. Be-

B. Baiderson, teacher, aged 21. De- J- Glyden'._ Mal‘gal€-. look place on sides three-bmmers me mn-owmg ,bm ceased was a nephew or the Misses--T\1“fP»f1Ry last and was largely' attend- and daughters are left to mourn' the

i- Bfilderston of the Strathcona Hotel. Pd- The f`uHeTal service was conduct- 1088 'of a truly devoted and mvmg

lowing young men, left, by the train City. and the body was removed there Gd at the H0109' DY- 1191' i>f1Si0\`» RW- G- mother: Dan‘lel‘and James in Boston, 'for Georgetown last evening iyesterday , being later transferred A. Seller. and interment was at tile' Joseph and John dn the old hQme_ Mrk -route for Halifax whore' they will on- to his fathers home uf Cross Roads, Margate Mdfhoffdst Cemetery. Mrs. James Mopauohiin, Mt, grow,-,rr, li/i,»,.._. to l-the Atlantic Service of the Royal Lot 48. The' funeral will take place Glyilen. formerly Miss Eliza Rogers. Ronald McD°na|d_ pgBqu|d_ M,-s_ Mm-_ Navy: Ronald J.'McDonsid, Glenfan- Tuesday at 2 p. m., service beginning hed been ill Only fOr 11b0\1l twenty- phy, Boston and Miss MM-y Ann- gp,

fl; ut 1.30. fm" hours- dmfh resulting f"°m vm* nomo, io on of whom the Guardian ns, - .____---- alysis from the effects of which she' exleqlm, he,,rtfe|, ,.,y,,1p,,¢hy_ _,

ze, ARQQLA Ngw A pA¢;ER_ fild notregainconsciounesil.She-leaves

all of Charlottetown. This ir.. the I0 mourn her husband. three' dough- _ _ _

s Mr Fred Cameron. the well-known ters. Mrs. Lane. POWDER MPS. AP- ‘

province to leave within the' past horsemen. o iS ‘ . I ‘,

few weeks to loin the navy. now living ill Amherst, N. S., where home, and two sons, Clinton, now with ¢- - . -

lie is engaged in the work of making the (ianailian forces at thc- front and '° ` "

SOME ROW-lThe yard of the High- shells, writes to his friend Dr. Leckle,l Turner, at home. Mrs. Glyden had f land Hotel on Kent Street was the of this city: 1'l`hey have some speed`bee'n a consistent member of the I _ _ sf- around here and l had some run on. Methodist Church for upwards of

rs the ice on New Yesr’s Day. They thirty YGBYS and WHS 8. W0iJJ8l`\ 0! of have u lake-a nicely sheltered place lovable disposition, a faithful and

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\ We have onefofftiie I nicest ass0rtn1d`rii:"` ,to be found in the city."_ ‘

the ga 1 63, fro the horn nd < ‘ _

at R 0 m e aiu. Evaporated Apples.; U

the associations which she had ways helped with he-r presence

devoted wife and mother. She was

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her assistance she will be great

friends. I-lcv lc-'cd ones mourn not as

exemplary (`iil-ii=tinn life and hcl- mem-

ycara ago orn ln 0

w f'

lot

Church and took great delight in at-

So when the final cali came it meant to her only the cali to worship ill 'N the higher sanctuary above. She leaves to mourn her loss two sons, Donald in Lot 30 and Neil of Sydney.

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denly last April. Also two daughters M-rs. J. J. McLeod of Bonshaw and Mrs James Wailiieli of Crnpauii, and

Mdbeiian, after which the remains.

'Moncton. Mrs. Smith of Boston Mrs.- IJ. J. McLeod and Mrs. Alexander Gil- ,lis of Charlottetown. The funeral ser- ,

mains to the Hartsvllle Cemetery where her body was laid to rest be-

MRB. CATHERINE BARRETT

the inhabitants of Glenroy and sur- rounding country on Tuesday Dec. .26tIl when it became known that the angel of death hail visited their midst and claimed as its victim one of the oldest and most respected residents' in the' person of Mrs. Catherine Bal-ret; ‘at the advanced ago of 82 years. De ceased had been in her usual good! health up till within about two weeks previous to her death when i-he was' stricken down with an illness and de-i spite all that loving care and med- ical skill could do she never rallied but gradually eank till the end came. lileloved in life she shall be mourned in death. in her sickness she was never heard to complain' but calmly awaited the end. Everything was as it should be for death held no terrors for her with her- ‘countenance lit up with a ` glow of radiance of hope and consolat- ion aa if proclaiming with her lest breath that old old message "peice on earth good wil to men" she palm- ly hi-Tthed her lest. Weil may t be field t at to know tier was to love her

BEER &

was finally located and soon after his . , _ _g

arrival me “gm broke up am me quaintancgg and will be much missed,her~ light slline not in the profession __M-;\;;.;._;..- 3-.tl ..,./6,'-~ _V ~=. combatants scat,_e|.ed_ ML Home in the community. Dece.-aaed was 31`but in the practice of virtues which _“_»_T_f_~_-5.-;;_.;x_.i ' -Jw f

was quite badly cut and bruised years of age and a daughter of Mr. ‘designated the true Christian. She was /___;¢-;/rj-5.5%. I _ Q3' -(V1 _ about the lace and some of the others D°“5l"'“ MCE-we" °f Ch“"1°’tlet°w“'.“ devmed “nd 5l“°e"e f°“°""°" °l'he" _ -` f:.r` ; _

,.ec6,|,,ed |njm.,e8 more 0,1688 pa,nm_ The funeral will he held Monday re Muster not only in her mature years / /,// ..,, .. _ I

mains leaving the home at 1.30 for but also in ner youthful days which 7 / l. .i l

PERSONAI S the Presbyterian Church. Services were mm-had by it spirit or affgbiiiiy

‘ will be held ai- 2 D. 111- Interment and faul-tiess conduct. She was a , .

--- LOWCI’ M011?-8806 Cemetery- staunch member' oi thc- Presbyterian 0 . 1 , y~ 54 - ~ .

H@ /I 1\` fff ~"k`.\“ -I

fir

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