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JENKINS.-At Newton Farm, Mel- hourne, P. E. I. Dec. 5th, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jenkins, a son. Winston lil-air. .

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JENMNS.--At Cl\nrlotteto\vn, D.:'c

'list Richard-R. Jenkins, of George- town, _aged 68. Funr-ral today at 1 p. in from his residence, Georgetown.

t\l;CARDLE.-At thc residence of his f_~i-1-.nutzxtlu-ri 511' il. Mclnnis, Hillsboro :Ii ; .1-imc.-: ::_ .\icU.1r.i; :, son of Mr. and .\irs. Frank McCar.l1e, Boston, Mass., aged 4. years. Funeral this afternoon

at 3 o'clock.

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`l`hr- following letter from a Sib-

tfriuu_pri~or|t~r of war, in the Ger- tuun f-.urgtie luis bf-on rot-civ~tl lu `\li<- Ji-nuic llt=ln-rt.~'on /\lt\Xa"<lra 'l`lr»'.uig_`rl\ tht! l\iml‘.~w~rvic<-‘s ot' Mr li.n~~ld Jrnkins, City, .\li~s liobrrt- sou was able to have the leltci- dcciphered. The following is the letter as 'rauslated:-

li..-Qt Miss.-. i

l um writing this to li-t you know that 1'-had the pleasure of receiving your valuable parcel.

Your kindness and thoughtful-

ness fills me with gratitude to- tvarfls you. I can not thank you cuoturh in words. So please. accept my heartfelt thanks, for you have ln,-rn so nobl»» an1l.kind tome.

With best wishes and hopirg that

this lctlerwill find you in the test ol' hcam1,,I send you greetings. Sincerely Yours.

lwarvitsch Borinojv No 2895 Serbian Pt-soner ot` War v, Ko.»ining~bruck Saxony

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For Rancher Wanted

'l`o take jcharge of a Ranch of thirty foxes in New York State. Good wages with a bonus, and a free dwelling will be given to a competent

' married Ranchman

Apply 'ving 'xperien -- and ilefererides to e he

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P. Oi Box 66,

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The annual meetinror The Hank- su sum amz ire; como” mma- ed will be held in the olilco of W. K. Rogers h »Co., Charlottetown 'on Friday, December 27th at 7.30 p.m. " - Joi-in A HAcKE1"r '

Secretary Treasurer

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The undersigned intending to make change in their business beg leave

'o notify those indebted to them of whatever nature tb make 1myment,_ before the tlrst of Atpril next. After that date lawful steps will he taken to collect. . ` ‘NATHANIEL McLAREN &. SONS ' Forest Hill

At Travellers Rest, a good black-

smith shop to rent. Formerly oc- cupied by Tyndale Semple. First class financial location. ,Apply _in person or write to A

J. J. McIN'I`YRE

Travellers Rest.

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` . AUC'l`i0N SALE

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The undersig'nt»d offers for sale

his valuable farm property ou ‘tfuisloc Road consisting of ninety acres of choice land all in a high state of cultivation except ten acres covered with a good growth of hard wood, splendid house and barns Luzatitifully situated. For particulars apply to

WIl.l.IAM M 'N

Winsloc Road P. E. I.

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F ’AllCTl@ SALE

lam instructed by Mr. Henry

lluglnns, Scotchfort. Lot 30, to soil by pub ic uurtion on Monday, Dvc. Tit), ut. l2 o'clock noon, his va unhlr |`urm of ll-7 acres, siluatrd ut Scotchfort, which is only l-2 milv from Scotchfort Str-1lion,und one mile from I ranberry wharf. Ther.- nrc about l2ll acres clcur, and in a high state of cultivation well fenced with a nevcr falling stream of water running through the prin- cipal part. of thc farm also a go-id wt-ll at the dow. good house and -vu tbui dings 6_ acres t` marsh and abundance of mussel mud at the shore, in every way a firstrlass farm.

'l`he following stock, crop and

im ilcments:

Stock--3 go-d Horses; 7 good

milk Cows: 8 young Cattle; 30 choice Shecp;1 brood Sow; 5 fall

Crop

slt-ighs; 2 Driving sleiglis; 1 truck wagon; Itlart and wht-els; i mud tligpcr with good chain and fork; I -t-L of sculcs;»2 st-ts of Driving harness; 2 scts' ]§.\’prc~\s Harness, collars, llamcs. traces, show-ls. forks. 1 liiudf-r \lcCormuck; l Hay mower, l"ro~t and Wnotl;l Broad omit ~u-odor, 'Vins'-cy-l;lar|-is;l G.-ing plow; 2 Siu,=_'_|c plowsz l St-.ull`l'»" und 'noultl~|'; l Whrcl rake; l sci ol`SpiId~.l1a|'ro\\'s and many other articles too uuuu»|-ous to mt-ulion.

'l`crms-9 mouths crcdit on app-

roved joint notes on nll sums, ovcr $5.0-"’,n"nde-.r that sum. cash. Sale poitivc. No rescrvc. Should day prove str-rmv, salr will be hold lirst five day. .

J. A. McDON.\LD

Auctioneer

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MRS. BRYENTON ,

' _Winsloe, Dec. 4th, 1918

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DEAR MRS. BRYENTON .--The.

Quarterly Official ard of the Winsloe Circuit des re to express its. deep sense of oss sustained through the death of your beloved husband. As a mem_ber of -the Church, Church Steward and treas- urer of the Trustee Board, he was characterized as a Christian gentleman, devoted tothe Church laboring at all times with devoted earnestness to further the ideals for which the Church stood. 'His service given freely without osten- tation and"display, we had hoped for him in the future a still greater and enlarging sphereof usefulness. But the dear Father who made and loveth all willed it otherwise, and whilst we submit to his will know- ing that he doeth all things well yet we miss him in our Church, Sunday School and community life.

We also desire to express to you

the one more deeply mourning his departure our heartfelt sympathies. This disposition of God’s Provid- enec in removing him in the noon' tide of life may seem baffling to you now, but that which is not clear now shall be hereafter, and may be in the Better Land you’ll read 'the meaning of your tears and then perhapsyou'll understand We trust therefore. that while your heart is heavy in longing for the sound of the _voice that is stilled you may look to him who is too wise to err and too good tobe unkind,that you may look forward as becometh u Christian to that bright and cloud- lcss morning when the dead in ifhrist shall rise and you shall set each other without the veil bc- txrccn. may the fruition of that hopi- sustain you no\v is our very sincere prayer. . ~

Signed on behalf of Board.

REV. S. D. WEIKSTER.

, , Pastor ~

A. i~:OUf\lDY,_ Recordingdtcwart

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LETTER OF SYM P.\'l`llY

;\lr~ John Clurey, \lilltown Cro~~

has received the following lctlcr couct-rning the death of lu-r son Pic James Clarey at (logswell St. Hos- pital Hulil`ux:-

\ly Dear Mrs Clarcy

liy now you have received the sail ness o'l` your dcur son`s dt-ath and l'\vould like to tell you how very »orry the si~ters who attended him are, and I fecl that he could not l‘e saved Both thc doct rs and nurses did every‘hiug possible, but he passed -tway yesterday afternoon at one o’clock. Rev. Father Strin- mers visited him in the morning and had seen him each day before that. The complication of pne- umonia following Influenza proved too much for him. Vt e all sympathize very keeply for your great sorrow but words mean so little at a time like this, your boy made a lovely palientnod dicu a good holy death. Believe me Yours Very Sincerely

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Nothing _purer$" sweeter or more effective or rashen, ltclungs and ir- 'it:itions. The Soap to cleanse and vify, the Oiiiment to soothe and lieal. They prevent skin troubles it used for every-day toilet purposes. For irce samlples address: Cut” can, Dept. , Boston, U. S. A. Soldby dealers throughout theworld.

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MRI SAMUEL KENNEDY .

On Wednesd_a_y_night, Nov. 25th.

the death of r. Samuel Ramsay took place at his home Maple Hil , Tyne Valley where he- was born ei hty-one years ago ‘

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MRS A. R. MITCHEL Mol'NNIS

Seldom has such a gloom been cast over a community as in Pisquid. December 9th when the angel of death called to her atsrnah reward

(ivir.`Ramsay h d lu A ` d ,the beloved wit‘e_ if Le. Cpl. Ar.. good health up atoaawfgiverhbfhxlhs "“l°lY°l_ Mclmllsi 11% (Rbbewa

ago when it became evidentthat he was failing and feeling very in- disposed medical skill was at once procured and kind, careful nursing inthe home, this failing to give the hoped for improvement he entered the Prince County Hospital where he remained a few weeks receiving kindness and best of treatment, but there they could give no hope of curing him and he returned home where his son and daughter-in-law in the home and other members of the family living near gave him the most tender and loving care during the few months of suffering that was in- tense at times, but which he en- dured with calm Christian patience and was even cheerful and com- forting to his dear ones until the last when he peacefully passed away on the above date.

Mr. Ramsay was ordained an

elder of the Presbyterian Church, Tyne Valley, years ago and as far as was in his power did his duty in that sacred calling with humil- ity and faithfulness. He loved the house of God and was most devoted to all the services. Sel- .lom was his seat vacant untiE ~;ome time before his sickness his cye sight failed him greatly and tue \hu‘cli and community felt deeply the loss of a good worthy man; quiet, kind and unassuming fi good trusted and reliable neigh- bor and in his home was very hospitable, always ready to give the cordial hand of welcome to all. A model Christian father who is sincerely mourned by a large devoted family;

Mr. Ramsay belonged to the

good old generation which is fast passing to the great beyond and leaves an empty void, and whose place is hard to fill. He wasa son of the late Donald Ramsay, elder, and his -mother whose maiden name was Nancy Granti

May 'B\rt) at the early age of 30 years, after a short 'illness of one week, due to pneumonia following- influenza. Shewas a general fav- orite where she lived, always ready to lendahelping hand to those in need, and her kind and loving dis- position endeared .her to all,.wh0 knew her. She leaves to ,rnouril three little daughters and husband now convalescing ii' ` England having been wou ded in September

is,-after living in suspense for two and a half long weary years during her husband’s absence and now just when her hopes were highest waiting his return, she is called

nwa_FBut such is the will of Him i'h'w ose hand our breath is.

Much sympathy is extended to

those who mourn the loss ofa oving wife and mother, also to her father David Birt and brother David jr. with whom she resided, and two sisters, Mrs John Mc- Donald, Glen William_ and Mrs \rthur, Montreal,' besides a wine circle ofrelatives and friends. Her ri-mains were intern.-d in Mt. Stewart Cemetery. A .

- MRS. HENRY MiJFiRAY

At Fredericton, P. E. I. on Dec. l0t.h

'U18 Margaret McKenzie the beloved rife of Mr. Henry Murray passed :tcacefully away after a painful illness ~>t` cancer of the stomach lasting over nine months which she bore with -Jhristla_n resignation to the Divine will. . - She was a woman of amiable dis- position loved by her friends and neighbors and was ever ready to lend . helping hand in the time oftrouhle. She was an earnest Christian a regular .ttten-dant of the _church and a life member of the W.'°M. \S,, having faith- fully held the nilice of president of the Pleasant Valley Auxiliary for a num-

came to this place in the earlypier of years. days and settled in what was then There are left to mourn besides her

almost a primitive forest and with a large' family cheerfully took up the ardurous labor of building up a home and many are still living who remember when places were far apart and sparcely_ settled with doctors few and""1'ar between. What ii blessing his mother was in the sick room. ` A strong, kind

husband. three daughters, Mrs. George Nesbit of_Guilfnrd, Maine.; Mrs. Kin- [nrd Waite of Wilmot Valley and Miss Harriet at home; also thirteen grand- children and two great grand-children, and one brother Mr., John McKenzie of Fibriua, U. s, f -

The funeral services which were

held on Dec. 12'th were conducted by

Chrlstlan woman who lleV""”lce\'. Geo. Ayers pastor of the Gran-

thought of self, never refusing the call of the very poor and most nec-dy ones without n thought of rt-muincratiou and inthe cold of winter was known to go on foot, horse-buck or on a bare sleigh only glad -to be of assistance in

P out having his share of care, difficulties, sickness and bereave- meuts, all of which he bore with- out u murmur and was spared to see this humble home that had fcw .earthly possessions in the beginning, only the riches of blessed peace and happy content- ment, become one of the most comfortable and prosperous in the community and the fourth gener- ation there. 'l`o the family be- reaved he leaves a memory of his own early Christian upbring- ing tor. all that is good and sacred to be their guide and blessing tfirough life.

, His wife who wasra daughter of the late James Henderson of Freeland, Lot ll, predeceased him more than thrcc years ago and of a large family ten are living, viz: Gordon and .lohu, Mount Pleasant Lot 13; Willie in' Boston; Mrs. Nelson Ramsay, Conway; Mrs.

Mrs. Clifford Doerfler, Boston, Mass; Mrs Ephraim Philips and

1.85 MTS- Edward MC-‘\l`l`hUl' and m imake his friends see the same. He ’;'4°_"

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ville Circuit and interement was in the

Springfield cemetery.

_ MR. GEORGE 0Fl"`Elt ‘

Suddenly of 'heart failure at this

pin; 50 1-[,,,,,,_ F, /\_ Iticc, Matmn time oi' need. Many are the tales ` Q, _ _

ii 30 tous of good Timothy Cogswell SL llospilnl l_'ll‘»\l lli1V€ b0f’-ll lOl-(fl Of Wlltlt 00111- ::?tl;`;'w6__" ijefgdgsorfjoifneget’ 03:;

Hay;600 stocks of Banner white l01“l»ll(lP€‘-illl(_l bll’-Sslllgslle bmugllt _ ,' 6'h 1,; 8 YM G ' on' loats; 250 stooks of seed wht-at; /l-(lf ' wr' 'I-'49 to the Sufferlllg- A marked C011- """e"__ l_» -1 1 1'- e0rze er, bushels ol' Buckwheat; 300 bvnsliels Vast l0_ the SP¢*€d and @3_S§’Wi§Y u`g_ed 4' Bears' The deceased mm" of potatoes; 500 bus-helsol`Turuips. "__-___-_-1 , Pl lmnslt t0 Pl`0Cl1l`€ medlcfll ald l’l“‘l“°`d" a few days b°f°"e his death'

l"_ph__ment`,__] Digc Harrow; I \\_ m these day5_ The ]ate Mr_ of not feeling in his usual health,

Iiorsfs-pmvi-r ihrt-sher and cleaner: _ Ramsay had not passed the allo_ted but was un und around the city every 1 _.c,,0|'1r,,n,,e,s; 1 Buggy; 2 W,,,,d _ s an of hfe for man to live with- day. on me evening. of Thursday out

on husriinelp after _8 o'elock, on his re- turn he sat and conversed with the

family as usual urutil nifter eleven 0'- clock, when heretired. About an hour aftrcwnrds Mrs] Offer .noticed htm breathing -heavilly and at once turned on the light, but although ahe called him he made no answer. Dr. McGui- gan was at once. sumtntvned mrdwas immediately on the scene, but he lmd passed befyoud his skiill to that bourne from which no traveller ever returns.

Mr. Offer was well and favorably

known in this his native city-where he .r'|rsi. learned the trade of carlriitsfo lyuillder wflrth McKinnon and ‘Fraser and where later he was rthe junior part ner in the mm of Younksrh offer. He afterwards purchased a farm at Wood' Islands where he resided for a number of years returning -to Char- lottetown about 'twenty-five years ago.

The .icceased was a. man of most gen- ial disposition-he always looked on

was most generous with those irrneed

m athetic with those in

t _._ __ _ _ __ ‘ . ' _ » _ and most sy p __ _

l..;r».- .-_~'u-.;;~:;.',m. .-\n__v person caught _trapping Benv- MI'§.RJt_?_l1l1_Bpi;__feS, _T}__n€t V?_ll€_y, trouble; and his _huh _qensq °f_hon_

_ --~~ _ or without a Government permit or nh 0 €I` _R Ome W 0_el`l €_l‘_y our in business tmnmuom is we"

y __ _ __ ,_ having Beaver pelts in their possess~ _CHI‘€d f0I` lllm lll!‘0li_l§l1 l'llStl‘yll1_g " h 'bs B G r '.[.ri|i‘»"n A ml., mlvv 'mm lulihmvi tuyiiily' A lon will be proggcuted ag [he law dh' illness and (.l€iiih e also leaves known to most ‘of our mere an I n

=f.="t`l~i.~-..‘~LiI§` T."`.\i~'.l.»l.."'"~.».iiil.... ...`-..» 1.1' h two sisters and 'one brother Mrs l’“°l“°“ "‘°““"hl” "°"d W” “WM”

_ff `~'-.\}A'-1"-'-2’l"i..'. .».l"`i.»'f;'.'i`.1:".l"'.`~.-'fi§§'i..f2.3;; nm' . Sarah Ramsay and Wmialn at as good' as his bond." In the home the .mtv he made it - p..m»ni~f ~-.nh ' i- as ost onerous provtder as well

'u.if.°ts..... .,..-.-.'..'.l.-...».i.. ....1..»-.I...` ““°" UMT- Al-B'°" FUR FA"lM'N° °°- Boston, and Mrs. Susan McLean W “-"‘ 5 »’ _ Dylwa-T/|i_\__ rr_l-nigh if.-f.f__-in-f»._;_1_<»r. and Cul 2915.]_2.]_2Mtst2wkspd_ __when last haard from !n Nebraska BB B. kllld -Bild fllllbllid _ Ind ________ ll I .`.l.3.l‘.'li.§1.. .`...y"'l‘..."‘..i“i'... "'.....‘.'°.f..l§.’5i' til ~==='-"'--'-'="-1-----'-°-=-"1 besides it numbe,-of andchitd,-en mi." as -an ten to cnet-ish his

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;.__.;:»_»_:_»_:.»»2____:_.____:___r¢-|_.{ °;__T_i__m:» _sg___a_cri»_»__. _Zn ~` » and great-grand chjlgenf memory 'besides a oi-rowing widow. _. ‘ __,_7-2° . n red use when rm ence is rlormed l fp 1' D Tr; Of '

j,,,",,,, ‘°‘ " fd °= A' "-1-" ‘ The funeral which was largely one daughter. M .' _ or

l_ ln certam diutncisa hontweat-¢ lngood sand i1tt€lld€d WHS C_OfldllCt€d by:hlS New We¢tm1n!t8f,'B. C..'M1d_01l6 DI! l.'L'm2ll'.H." f-T531 §_,.?L'“,.'_,‘$'.'2‘;".'f‘_"“ """""".' “" _ _ --.-- A 1 former pastor, Rev. _Roland James D of tum city. ongnmtner. Y.lfliifd¢§'»ff.{l'.i’.l'l'f...i.1'§3Z'.i°§.tfmfliii2; llliii Unless taken charge of by D‘“'lds°" °f Lot .14 asslsled by -l`°lm» ‘md °‘°° °l"'°" M" Y°““l“"' .aura cultivation.. Prr;»empu.»n natenttnlyhc utr h ' t’ REV. Bamford Of PON Mid also gufvtvey |-ggldggg 1|) Chgflotte-

tuned as soon n homestead parent, on comm t C Ownel” ln e, mean lme d l t nd - res_

... . .... .. .- . and au costs r aiu 1 win sen “f” “el” °“° '"“ “ '"-“’ I "°'°-

mynik.eiaifihiitidilmhgii.--a-dffdlfinmgiiigg' A ~ ’ sive' Som? 0E/ the hymns "sw The funeral tnokinlace on Sunday

.‘;".°'..t*.;f.i¢;:::x.1’;ufi..'i“:.x°:i“::.n"::::r; at Publtc °“°*1¥>“ at my S*°.'e» Wef°.f°v°"feS°"d =°l°°f°df°ffh° ..f......... .....- ti.. .aim .1 st. , ...yr ....»,p.»._.__ _f _ _ ' ___ ' ' Bonshaw, one bay horse which occasion by the deceased. Beauti- mm., md” _,L.,,_ M A “_ 0, _»__ - .__ _ _ ~..¢ ."¥3..‘I...°".'i§.fi.'i3`$"....'.’.'»’l.°y` 1.f3i'”i.'l‘v'."'.l’...-“.’ has been 011 my Pfemlses Since ful flowers' symb°ls °f symwlhy which ummm had had -rmmber Excgpgag ngwj gg 1131, Abgvg

dim 3,.. -,-.~-ti'|u\i~ or rutlvat vi. -infevc |'|i ' ° ' . f A f , ‘ =. . 1 ., , ,,,.¢..,,,,.._.. " ' ' " ' '"' the 14th mst. Terms; Cash. ‘;;‘_f;af,§f§.’_?_§',‘:_"Mlr’;_él_l,‘;est°§f|',s 2,13 mmm 41 yeuothonev- M1-.l_'1eld _ Bmw,” _

What makes her_death doubly sad

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W. A. ‘Stun-rt.

Sidney Gray and Potluck. an _

'I'-he *Guardian* extends its atnoore Wedlobk. or syxnpahiy to the family and friends »Garnot`Pro!fit suddenly and uuelvectedly 0\llB<l UP' 75° *mln* WGN taken .m th, on to mourn the loss of a kind and cemetery at -BbauMVOD» 'where .ghgy afleetionatohusband and father . and \vere-buriell. ' ',_‘ ' _ the compgpitmship or a true and gen-ar The sympathies or au gn W; to the ous friend.. 1 W'ld°W *Nl l_0v9d ones in this, time

hour o!‘- deep' trial

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m_n.s. K. Mctsoo M,” ,May ‘_-ox-ENHAM

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T it ws=s~=~'» with sorrow that the Mm Ma _ `~ f . eitizdrrrol romana and dum-ict ,-°‘,t9,Wh_ :"3 o:’f,f§l'l;'; fl““‘- heardior the' -death oione - ot oxenhum dqwmd um M °_'_ 3*” EH°t*=Hd'° '@\1l°fP"l°l“8 W1 "”°“5""” anim-,som at the siismbifza -Jeni-ii business men, \Mr. B. K. McLe_0d, who she has penn in poorfheanh for "_'

massed - away .att the :hospital ’ a. numb” of ~ye.,;_,.é im _dt “mes ___uue___

Vl°l‘l."\ °f ll“5'd"`9"`d l’”°“m°“l‘,‘:‘°°yl" ed a great deal and death camefag the Eaisttend Review of Saskatchewan aa happy ,.e|e“e_ she is survived by 'Dime and again did this " eonditions_om, ,Mgr M"__ .M_ Deacon .of Fra*

arouse hopes in the onlodltere breast town m,g_-_¢,ne'b|.o,_he,. M,,_ John R_

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- --IF NOT SOLD BE_FORE--

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VALUABLE FARM ll0ll SALE

but t/he_condli.ion of hir h'ea~rt was Edwm-dsféf North w“tBm|.e_ such .um he at_ last after a, valiant' 'rue funeral was netu on the rouow- bwttle .hor l1llf9"S“°<=lMl¥lJ°¢1~ ling Tuesday. Her body was brought -H8 Came lin COHIDHIIY With _R0l\t- by train to Hunter River and inter. Dante hh partner in the business . im mem, wfns, made in Greenvale cemet. May. 1917 and bougllit from. the Lent ery, Rev, J. Heaney ,conducted the estate the general mcrchatnt. .business ,wrvttsgfi

i'orm»erly__r.un by W. J. heart.

Mr. MacLeod was born at French Ask for_ Mlnard"a take no other.

Thursday, January Znd, 1919,

will be sold .at public auction on above date_ including Stock and Machineryliarm located at Sherbrook, 2 1-2 miles from Summerside. Farm cgqins eighty-two acres of choice land all cleared and ina high st 'of cultivation, House.contams ten rooms and.bath and large pantry. All No.-1 Ijlardwood Floors, hot and cold water, set tubs and sink; set bowls in chambers, hath and tohet and the best of sewer connections. Hot water' heat all through house..-g Cellar is frost proof, well lighted, plastered and concrete floor. Large barn in

good condition with concrete walk _across front; water suppl_y in stables and piggery. Piggery and boiler house have concret f oors with “cellars for roots, also ~scaldu_1g tank for slaughtering - and carriage wash stand in same: There is a large carriage house with tenement for hired man on second floor; large machine house nearly new“.:. _Also new up-to-date Hen House, large. enough for about 200 owl. This is a rarechance to buy such an estate.

Following isfa"Li_st of Stock and Machines y:- ,

STOCK-Carriage stallion, Catalon, 1904, sired by Bingen, 2.06.1-4

dam Improvidence, 2.12. Catalon trotted a trial trip in 2.14 1-4,' last i-4 in 32 seconds. He has sired the fastest two-year-old ever raised in this province-Ima Catalan, 3 years,-the winner of the two-year-old race in Summerside in 1917; second heat, 1.12 1-2; this is an extra fine filly and will make a very fast mare, sired by Catalan; dam by Parkside; 1 .brood mare, dam of Ima Catalon, is an excellent driver and an all round mare: 1 matched team of Black Geldings, 6'year old (Gellair) weight about 1200 each; this is an extra fine team arid well matched. 5 milk cows and 2 heifers, due to 'freshen inspring, three of them in March; 1 fat ox, 2 l-2 years; 1 ox 1 1-2 years; 3 last s ring calves; 1 brood sow; 4 fall pigs; 100 hens, all young Plymouth Iibcks and White Leghorn; 2 incubators: l brooder. ' _ '

MACHINERY-1 binder, 6 foot, Frost de Wood; .mower, 6foot

Frost & Wood; nine foot rake, Frost & Wood; seeder; sulky gang plow, single plow: 2-row potato scuffler and hiller; set lever harrows, set spike harrows; thresher and cleaner; grain crusher; engine, 3 horse, International; hay fork, cable and carrier; DeLaval cream separator, No. 15; grindstone; barrel churn; double T wagon; single T wagon box cart;2 open buggies, carryall; double bob sleighs; sin lewood sleigh; pung sleigh; wheel barrow; turnip pulper to go with engine, set scales; double work harness; single work harness; double driving harness; 2 sets single driving harness; heavy single harness; 2 leather fly nets; road cart; sulky; set brea_diug hopples; racing hopples and boots, shovels, forks, chain blocks, creamers and pails. A quantity of 'hay and straw, mahogany parlor suite in first class condition, sever- al bedroom suites and kitchen furniture, and other small articles too numerous to mention, double driving pole.

TERMS-All sums up to $10.00, cash; over that amount 12 months

crediton approved joint notes, or 6 per cent discount for cash.

Sifle' 'to start at 12 o’clock ' If day is stormy sale will be héld

Tuesday, January 7th.

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