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GRACE MuDONALD

Entered into rest _ October ﬁlth. 193. at her home. Peers Row. lo‘- wwmg u brief but painful illness borne wltl calm resignation to the Divine W l, Grace McDonald in the 83x1 _cur of her use, I

best medical skill Wltrh the

birﬁ. Pray, R. N. aid), New York. did much to allev- lute her suffering.

0f a modest and some-what retir- lnu ciisposrion she was a ready conversationalist on the current. events. Shc was a IZODd reader and cherished treasures in

emus to , i0 suv the besf- she could of everyone.

Born at St. Peters Road. s‘.‘e with her iments and members t! i-h family removed to Peter's Road where a new home was built up. inter she spent many years in re- munemtive employment in Iowell, Mass, Again rc urninp; home where she spent her last days. We may well say ‘hers was a life well lived and we have the ﬁrm belief that she is now efijﬂyilig a glorious rest in the home above.

The following members of her family survive-a brother and sis- for John . Maodnnald, 'Peters Hood and Mrs, D. Butler, (Jemimg). in the West, -

Other relaives in the home are her niece Mrs, Edith M. McAulay and Mrs, Raymond McAulay a nep- he\v who mourn the loss of their departed friend.

The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. M1". Armstrong cf Montague and were held in the Prcsbyierian church at Peters Road on (ictofber 30th.

The sermon was highly 8.1mm- la ed by the large audience present.

Tho following hymm; were sung: "BleLt Bo The Tie” “By ccol Silo- lnrs Shady Rill" “A-bidr- With Me."

Many cards of sympathy were rvcvived from relatives and friends and the beautiful floral tributes donated were all silent expressions of respect and es .

The pail bearers all nephews of the deceased were Lester. Earl Percy and Fred W. Johns on and Randall and George Macdonald.

lntennent was in the cemetery oi’- Mnirray Harbor North.

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NOTICE

The itledical Offices of Drs. llincbnnald and Ross. Qourls, are from Dec. l5, i938. 05W!‘- nigd by Dr. A. A. MacDonald only, pending the arrival of l

new associate.

Dr. A. W. Ross has perm- zuieufly discontinued practice in Souria.

All outstanding accounts zirc payable at the Sourl: ol- fire on or before December 111st next. ‘Those oiltstznnding nitri- this date are subject l0 collection.

=11. i! SPECIALS AT ‘ JOSEPH SHAMNS

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CANOE KAI-WINS, 2 Plikl. — GITRON PEEL. lb

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GRAPES. 2 Ibs- -- ‘IABLE RAISINS.

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Trinity United Church

FRIDAY, DECEMBER. i6

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Monroe Doctrine Discussed

n ANDIUE Bunpmo Associated Press Foreign Stall)

LIMA i . 15—(A.P) — A P511 Americdnnilicciruoe doctrine under which all republics of the Western heqniaphere would assume hi“? b“!- den thusjar maintained by i116 U11- ited Stae: alone came before the pan-American conference today. Forei Minister Luis Lopez De- Mesa oitftolumbia told the commlt- l tee for organization of pewe lib the “Monroe doctrine can 110W lw widened to embrace all free Amer- ica. as a subject 0f TBEDOD-sibllltif- Mexico. apparently mindful controversies with the United States over irmorrdorhiandsi sad A311 m rt es, follcvwc i e ea - ﬁmltlns-irl nbmittlnz: a mblution ~ th he conference reaf-

foroe must 1

iTrm past decsions that not be ‘ m“ berlvifil gglieveci the resolution had little chance of assase. since "he" are already suf icient accords and agreements anion American Sta- tes against forcib e debt collect-Ems-

Lopez De bicsa called attention to and

M f the Un- §2ff‘§i§li§i‘.‘.‘°§ n.‘i.‘i'.f’.°;.r‘i.tr..-Am- eri as warning to Europe.

"cNalibiinl interests of the United 5‘ates are coinciding with those of gzlditgguzﬁl stamiytfeliatin America.

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prglslng tginie “ivonderful brqodenln! 0g ides; n! great statesmen of the

United States. He made his proposal durink l project for a

i a for Colombia's lisgguc of Jimerican nationaﬂkwhich him conference 613' i0

seemed tpone until its next meeting in -,

Behind-the-scenes discussion for reaching a common lan on contin- ental defence went ' ead. state sev- retary (Zordeil Hflill confetti on the subject/with D1‘. Moreno. chairman of

s fommllv because ‘aphro- vgl of an delegations ma to be ob- taincd.

JOE IIARDSTAFF ‘FTNED

NOITINGHAM. EﬂElB-hd —(OP) ._Jdaeph Hal-detail, Nottingham- shire and England cricketer was fine-d £10 ($47.30) for driving a motor-car m a aarlsermu manner

here.

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u follows: Ham wn 11 A, M_ Bonahaw 3 P. M. ilictorig '1 P, M, I

. b361-12-i8-ii. ammo ' ggngmlivzded trlgrenstliriepmizeair fowl: 9 WIN Isl minim by .1. s. m hmond Street. Charlottetown

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COAL LADEN —- The schooner ﬁg‘? M~ m?“ Qﬂpwinarznui- 1-,, E “'1 clvifgfda lgfﬂdﬂy’ for ‘Bouris. Glue“; News‘ 1'80 o 0Oﬂ.—-N€'W

POLICE COURT _ M. court yesterday the 355 “m;

of reply in

oases. and they were yijoumed

till Tuesday for judgmen _ J

masnvrunmn cannon s: -l V1058 Sunday. December R Mount Stewart 11 A, M,

a P. M, Marshfield mic P. M

lﬁlglb0il' NORTH‘ December 18th Mr. James Mﬁﬁi.‘ Presbyterian Student will conduct the services in

on Md at 2. o P. M. L-366-l2-16-li.

and Webster and ‘ l l

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WIN CAKES _.. M m, ma- "l" meeilns of the South Milton Womens institute at the home of Mrs. Wallace Rodd. Miss Hilda Gillis of the Carnegie Library conducted the drawing for the Christ-man Cakes. the proceeds of which are in of the T. B. e- a fruit cake, M78. A. W. DOWIiQ, M Victory Aye, Charlottetown; 2nd prize, g sultan; cake. Mrs. Murdock Nicholson. Milton.

Mt en's Institute held Mrs. W. A. MacRae, Waterside. Miss Oharlntte Drake whose mar- riase was to take place later. was iaresented with a beautiful gift lat sliver. On behalf of her fel-

low members, Mrs. Macnae madei j

the prmentation and wished Miss Drake many hapgy years of wed- ded life. Miss rake expressed her appreciation and best wishes for the continued suscess of the- m .

PRI-NUPTIAL suowm - .4. pro-nuptial shower was tendered Miss Charlotte Drake by her

her 5th at the home of‘ Mr. and’ Mrs. W. C.‘ Robertson, Birch Hill. the strains of the wedding march ayed by Mrs. J. Mwcltae. the bri e-to-be was. escorted to the seat of honor, which wmdecorated with white mourners and bells. The many beautiful gifts were pre- sented by Miss Bertha Wood, while the accompanying versza were read s. W, J. M Miss Drake thanked he!‘ friends for their love- ly gifts and also thanked Mr. and Mrs. Robertson for their kindnasi in opening their home. All Joined in singing “For She's A Jolly Good l Fellow." Refreshments were served by Miss Marion Roberson, assisted by her friends and an ev- ening of pleasant nntertafnment was enjoyed by all.

WEDDING BELLS -- A pretty wedding was solemnlned at high noon on Tuesday, December 13th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Drake, Waterside, Powncl, when

the bride of John Richard MacEaehern, son o! Mr. and Mrs. Charles em, Garfield. Rev. A. B. Weir performed the cer- emony in the hoe oi’ the im-

lry Miss noes Munn. Marshfield. The Wedding March was played by Mrs. Weir. Givui in marriage by her father, the bride were a pretty dress of blue crepe and cox-sage of pnk mrnations. The bridwnaid. Miss Jasie Nicholson. of Charlottetown wore a navy blue sheer dress with col-sage of white carnations. Mr. S. Finlay Drake. brother of the bride." acted as gronisman. Im- mediately after the ceremony, din- her was served in the dining room when the table was centred with a prettily decorated wedding cake. Many beautiful gifts. including a substantial sum of money. were re- ceived by the happy young con-pic. 1.9.2421" in the afternoon. amid show- ers of, confetti and good wishes Mr. and Mrs. MacEMhermieft for their new homo in Garfield.

SHREENAN - McCABE NU?- TiALs — A pretty menial: was solemnlzed in BL, Stanislaus Gon-

vent, > m. on Nov . when Miss Anna. MoOabe. tar bf

cOabe. Kinkorl. was uni/ted in marrf to Mr. Daniel Shmenan of 8t Andrews

Parish m‘ M J Qnlth. P. 17.,

armed th marriage ceremony Elia; also celgbrated the nuptial mass. whle Rev. 8r. M. Lourdes

and 8r. M. Winnilfifef}. New anal 5on8 WW l-WNOT I! Y- -

Mrs. John M. Mulliimn did tho honors. The bride was attired in a. tile Jacquard cnpe dras with matching hat and monsoon-im- For travelling she wore a black suede finished cloth coat with silver 11w bridd

other mother where time immediate n

a miter- lwards motored to the home of the

m. where a delightful race

non u ted them. Pwvfws £51m... the bride was tender-

ed a showerpv friend: and main-

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Cardigan Head And Vicinity

Mrs. Joseph McAulay. Cardigan

Head. dlvve to Georgetown 00f;

Bunday to attend the funeral her aunt, Mrs. Dalton.

The many friends of Mrs. James MoAroe. St. Tamale. are glad to know that sheds improving after her recent illness, a hope to see her t soon. ~

Mr. Alexander McLeod, borne Volley, was u. visitor to the city

on Tuesday.

A n ‘ of miclnmen have been busily engaged with their trucks during the past week hauling seed fotatoes from Cardigan to George-

own to board the steamer. which

is expected to arrive 911mb.

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"*5? Montague Tuesday on business.

Mrs. Georgie Leard. also Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Leard. Lorne Valley motored to. Charlottetown on ﬁiesdny.

lVlr. Dnniel iTaidlwin was. a visit- or to Cardigan (luring the past week.

The many friends of Mr. Earl A. McDonald. Lorne Valley. are sorry to learn that he is confined to his home suffering from a severe cold.

The members of the Baldwin's Road Women's Institute met at the sch-col room on Tuesday aven- ing for their regular monthly meetinm. ' There were six memb- ers and one visitor present. The president. Mrs. Peter Carter pre- sided. Meeting opened with Insti- tute Creed in unison. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and a ved. mil call being Ghristmaa recipes. to which all re- spond-ed with very nleasing and useful suzuesilon... The members

decided upon sending a Christmas

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donation to m? Kings lCo-unty Hospital. Five dollars was given the teacher to heln buy Christmas Presents for the school children. They also discussed the urchasing

of a. new map for the 9c on] room

and decided to leave it until a infer date. A discussion was taken up concerninﬂ ways and means of making money for the Institute and all azreed that card parties at the different hedges would be a satisfactory way, Mpg, Peter Carter invited the members to her house for the next meeting where a card party will be held also. Mcotimr closed with the National Anthem, after which a dainty and delirious lunch was served by the trachc-r M135 Marion McCarthy and Mrs. John Corcor- an.

Mr. Angus McKenzie. Rollo Bay, motored to Baldwins Road on Tuesday, accmnmnied by Mr. Mc- Crue. They were the guegtg of Mr, and Mm. John Corcoran.

Mr. Henry Mctmen, Monmeue. was a business visitor to 48 Road on Wednesday.

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Miss Oliare Harper of is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Prowse. Charlottetown.

Seek Cause 0f Mine Disaster From Science

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire) SYDNEY MINES, N. 8., Dec i4 -mvesttzatcrs tumed to

Toronto B. C.

scientific methods today in search of the cause of the Dec. 6 Princess Col-

711w mistesfenginm m...“ M803 0f the broken haulage cgblg in l Evdzrey laboratory lo dowr- mine at ca/used it to break and allow 8. strim of cars to runaway, 1111111118 itnvaliu deaths. N00!‘ bg to

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Mariam xu “Fag-r assocutuln ieiewlglrberruglthnrmﬁ ufllwk in Board Room, city “m, Charlottetown, mmqm. n, P-"fllmrsiﬂe. December zznu ‘g Sorloek,

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