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~. p 11E CHARLOTTETOWN GIZARDIAN v h v ﬁ m uranium ~ a a f t t; ~ A y

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On rebruary ma, 1m, ‘there ilassed peacefully away from this l11e

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one ot earth's noble women 1n the 3:211!"

person or Mrs. Peter Murphy,,.Mor- Ei$m W

ell- Deemed had been an invalid § §E -1 tor upwards at eighteen years, dur- g - ing this long period o! time her 111's '

had been one long preparation tor

death. Mrs. Murphy possessed a pleasing personality and by her strict hones- tr. eheeriulness and kindness ‘had endeared herself m m who had the pleasure o! meeting her. Even in her most tryinghours she always had that broad smile o1 welcome for every one who visited her. She alwayskept a keen interut in every- thing pertaining to church or com- tnunity-her patience, courage and kindness which she showed, all through her illness‘ will be a lesson long cherished by her devoted iam- ily of tour sons and four daughters who nursed ‘and cared for her ten- derly all those years. Anything that could be done for her to ease or lighten her pain was seeuredfor her and now in death they have the con- solation oi having no regrets for they did everything possible (or her. During her illness she was - tre- quently visited by her kind pastor, Rev. Joseph Rooney, who in her last hours administered to her the last rites o! the Holy Catholic Church and strengthened her soul tor thatlast long Journey oi.’ which she oitimes spoke and often during her severe pains was heard to say: Oh, it the Lord would only take me. Her funeral which was largely attended took place the 19th. upon the arrival of her son Charles and sister Kittie of Portland, Mainc, to the Little Flower Church, Morell, where High Mass of Requiem was sung by Rev. J. Rooney, P. P., after ward all that was mortal of a loving wife anrivmother was laid to rest in .the Little Flower Cemetery. The scr- ‘vice at the grave was conducted by 1 Rev. A. L. Sinnott, Rollo Bay. There are left to mourn besides asorrowing " BIUGHTHN Up "OUR husband the following sons and daughters: Temple, French Village;

HOME [:0]; THE Jflharlcs, Portland. Maine: Felbcrt,

g Morell: Howard at home; Violet,

IMelinda, Anne. Marie, R. N., who iYPlENl) A FEW

spring fever suns nothing A A A l‘

otice how he keeps going d”. long while others get land drowsy these spring ? it's l-ecause he eats ' g_ I happen to know he y: eats Shredded Wheat d Shredded Wheat you ow is the ideal spring '¢_ It's light, easy to digest still very nourishing. it contains all the bran tied for a clean system a clear mind."

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Canadian General Electric also makes it easier for you to own this most modern of refrigerators“ Now-m down pay- ment as low as ton dollars delivers a General Electric’ to your home . . . and you can take over iwo years to pay the balance!

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Now—you can own a General Electric Refrigerator for only IQ dollars down, and over two years to puy the balance. You will ﬁnd that the small monthly payments can be _ practically covered by your savings ‘ ' ‘t. in food bills. ' ~

ln lnmdreds of thousands of homes the General Electric Refrigerator has performed faultlessly-—econoinically—- without core, alteration or service expense on the part of any riser. The aecret of this remarkable record is found in the Monitor Top which contains all the mechanism - perman- cnily oiled-wind hermetically sealed against air, dirt antl

tenderly nursed her in her last moments.

Eternal rest grant unto her O Lord and let Perpetual light shlnc upon hen-R. I. P.

, The followlog Mass Cards. Spirit- ual Boquets, Teldgrams and Letters oi’ Sympathy wore received.

Floral Offerings -Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dlngwell, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Cullen. Mldgell; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leslie. Morell.

Telegrams—Laura Campbell, Char- lottetown: Mrs. M. McDonald and Mary, Portland, Maine. i

Spiritual Bouquets-Sr. Mary Martha, Mount St. Mary; Virginia McKenna, R. N., Charlottetowm, Jean McAdam, Morell.

Letters of Sympathy-Rev. l". Mul- lally, Rev. M. E. Francis, Charlotte- town; Rev. J. B. McIntyre, Iracadie; Anne Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Ern McTague, Dora Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. H. Steele, Betty McEachern, R. N., Mr. and Mrs. W. Hennessey. Laura Campbell, Ann Callaghan, Dorothy Brown, St. Mary Martha, Gertie Steele, Edna Green, R. N., Mary Horgan, Sr. Paula, City Hospital, Charlottetown; Anne Heines, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Scully and Helen, Mrs. Margaret McDonald and Mary, Mrs. Catherine Jensen, Portland,

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REFRIGERATOR For ‘Sale by Maritime Electric C0., Ltd

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Associated Gas and E lectric System

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Inspect the General Electric Refrigerator and lmow the facts

about its 4- zones of temperature . . . the All-Steel cabinet

that will be made in your home. You will also cot a

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lot of pleasure planning a new color scheme for the a small dmm payment you can have any model delivered to

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different rooms, or, ‘if you dohot wish to change the

whole background, brighten up the corners with new- ly painted chairs or tables. It will make a vast differ- ence in the atmosphere of‘ the room. and make your

home a really cheerful place.

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Polish. floor wax, etc., which will help you brighten

the home still further.

l ' - ' Maine- Armand Pore Elizabeth Mc- nolly, Boston. Mass; Mrs. Chs. Mc- River; Agnes Coffin, Reginald Mc- , _ , . . . gm-mn and . S, Pam-S; M, ‘ F‘ ' ' . . _ . ', --. , l. ' S ll u . Poit- R. N., Chailottcloun. - J. lVlCAd-llll, West . Dpnald' Kathleen Regan’ Mary Hm- Donald- Pox-mum Mime; ML and Donna‘ womcns Instltutc‘ Momnl lAiiilchMtihiiihlqgwriilcclius ‘lvlirlhlliis and Bernadette Muliallv. Sour“ Mr. and mid lvlrs. W. lvlurphy. Elmira. _- ‘u ' nessey, Portland, Maine; Mrs. Frank Mrs. Jas. Cochem, Bangor. Me., Mr. Bessie Cummings, St. Peters Bay; a m“ 1m 'SL_‘W1H_ My‘ and Mm | Mrs. Av B‘ Aimdmm Mom"; N“ m,“ i; _ Reid, New York; Mrs. Patrick Burke and Mrs. Roland McPhee, Mr. and Mr.s Howard Johnson, Bcdcquc: An- I "l?" - ncinwkfgev_ ‘Bcmndctlc COW l Mrs‘ Pram; Km): More“. 3mm.“ __ -_..__. r- ‘l. and family, Stellarton, N. 8.; Bertha Mrs. Frank McPhee, Bangor, Me.; thony Francis. Halifax; Rose Fran- l xiuianitz N éliéljlonctown; sisters l McDonald m“, Emily Juan“ Mr. n. Mcquman’ R" N" Newimven; Regal Chris Murphy’ M,‘ and Mrs’ M‘ Mun i c“, chatham‘ N’ B‘; Mary Murphy‘ iof the City il-lospital; Dr. and Mrs. l cat-thy. Mary Murilhi‘. MOYPW 3'1"‘; F?‘ y . Art Company. Toronto; Elizabeth phy. Mr. and Mrs. W. Murphy. Lowell. Mass; Ruth Murphyr Boston] R J Ledwel] Charlottetown: M“ v Hannah Phchm‘ ML and M“ WW .. (l l t: .21.'1‘u__'11hur__Sa|___3i_ Broian. John O'Keete. J0‘ ‘ a 3°19" Mame?- M" and M's‘ EJMBB‘: Mrs’ Anne sully’ smem BOS- l n. 1.1 Steel rind family l2»; Flor- ‘ Phelan, r. and Mrs. Eusﬂli‘ RO-‘Fllch’ ' A B R B I N E m l , River; Earl McDonald, Cardigan; i Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Camp-lton, Mass; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mc- I ‘mac: eMdnms R. vkrgmm Mc_ Mn mm “MR PM Mccamn-v N911“; ~ . . _'__ , . _ p ol x . I 9°” mm’ H" N" s°m°mu°’ Mu"; hen’ Thom” mrrmmr‘ ‘m! MHLW" Donald’ Fardigam Bessie Cummings’ Kenna R N ‘May King, R. N. MarylKccfc. Mr. Strnlirit Keefe. Mrs E. ‘redulces swelllngs and rt g . Helen Tobin’ Boston; M“? never-l Han“, Mr. ‘nd Mn‘ A‘ Mcphee‘ m. t s‘. Pa", Bay‘ Gaudct N’. Laura Campbell. Mar- l Collin and lamily, Mr. and Airs. J. dikeeﬁs -'horse working ‘ ,7 p. b "mx- R- N» clyd” Riv"; Mary Kiel“ t m": w!’ ‘L A’ Ban-em Mimic Mass C rds-l-iusband and family Baret Flrlincis‘ Joseph Francis 12>. B. Jay. M1‘- ﬂlld Ml“- Ch“ M“ ‘FT. i ham’ soul-m East: Mayme com)“ McIntyre. M,‘ and M". John “c. <10)‘ Sena Tern le and wife -Sori Charlottetown; Mrs. Katie Hogan, Carthy, Mr. Ambrosc Whalcn. MY- Fur?‘ W.“ ““_"rm|‘“h1< F, m M N°Y°h wuhshl"? M‘ ‘ma m!" Den‘ 59km; M” Mcmmld’ Mn‘ Ema‘ ' p ' I d Mrs Fred Coylc Charlottc- and Mrs. Ernest Rossistci‘. Morvlli 1;.|m-|i_.»i..'r.»<|§n ‘isirniitsii... ‘Jpllt- > ' nls Lynch New York" Temple McEachern. m. Stewart: Laura Felbert and wile. Sisters Arm HHQMI- “F th~ M n Hy’ s D U M] and M“ w M661...“ M. and ltwilulnllivll] u~.tﬁ._»-:.--a....i a ). n v _ M _ t ; n er ll a , . . .. '. -< - ~ \ - I ’ um nan-uni ‘rcr ‘I IS 4‘l“§.h'{l‘ e GR O Hughes, Washington; Mr. and Mrs. Cullen, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Trainer. g2:.”!l;e€il:c$y.al:; Motrin“: gm" Francis. S. D. U" My. and Mrs‘ v_ ccdnmh; ML m“, Mm Funk i|;‘,i,,..,,\.ll|:,i,l‘.bhrz h(.“,;,:,,g3::,, 2&1: f p h‘ 1mm’ ML and Mm Gem Hughes Winn“ Manna”. M". Mary wﬂk-ltaine Mrs E Co 1e. Portland ‘Maine- Mrs. Joseph Hennessey, Mr. L. P. Rossitcr and Louie. Alorcll; Mr. and w! will.hi]i»iiiii§“ilif.'r<2'lz:lliil i A "u Evemt’ Mm’: Margaret Mame. ehdchhflottewglil; inﬁll-giant “Tntil: Mrs ‘Margaret d ‘McDonald. Mary Cullen and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. P. Hughcs, Bristol; Emilia MC- lri-‘n-l "Lll-r~?l‘lin2"l\l‘o‘ll-‘iillim Inc" ' l ' l j Brocton, Mass; Nellie Kane Broc- an ary- BIO e Wn; - - i m ch _ “hm. R N“ New Haven; Manna . lrn illl , n .1. > , rfifb g ton. Mass: Mrs. PhillP Geliy gobs; Goad)’. 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