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W FRANCIS DOUGHERTY

me by one the older generation s! nnyvaie ls passing away. but hone whose demise has caused more sincere regret than that of the late Francis Daugherty. whose soul left its mortal abode on the morning of May third. at the advanced age oi sighty-two years, after e prolonged lllngs. The late Mr. Daugherty. was the last male member of an old and highly respected family. whose his- tory-Vis far famed for honesty up- rlghtnese, and integrity. He was a life long resident or Emyvale. where his memory will remain green. ow- ing to his nobility of character. and the writer offers a personal tribute to the beautiful qualities of heart Lad mind, that shone so brightly in the 111's of the late Francis Dough- erty. Being the youngest of a large family he remained on the farm with his aged parents. whilst the love, respect. and tender care that he gave them, made him universally respected. and merited their dying benediction. As a husband. father. and neighbor. he was ideal. whilst the stranger and down-trodden we're welcome to his home, where hospi- tality and a word of cheer. so gra- siously given. helped them to forget the trials incident to humanity. for lt mattered not how sombre were the clouds o'er life's horizon, he could observe the silver lining. His death ccltoed a typical chris- tian lite. The last rites ot‘ Holy

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..'l\II-IETINGS WELL ATTEND- ED-The Whiston meetings in the Montague Christian Church were largely attended Sunday end plans announced for the meetings to con- tinue indefinitely. Dr. Robt. F. Whis- ton speaks each night except Satur- day. at 7.45 and the meetings will close at 9. A large Charlottetown delegation was present on Sunday.

..‘GREENWICH Y. P. S.—-'I‘he members of Greenwich and Cable Head Young Peoples Society held their regular monthly meeting at the home o! Mrs. Ambrose Rattreys on May 29th. Meeting opened by singing hymn 412 followed by re-

were read and approved. Roll call was answered by eighteen members. collection amounted to $1.25. Hymn

tette, Juanita; Reading. Aldus Mc- Kenzie. A new program committee

served by the hostess and remainder of evening spent in singing and

sponsive reading and Lords prayer ieedmg pan will outlast three cheap in unison. Minutes of last meeting ones. Buy the best at Bruce's.

607 ivas then sung followed by pro- dainty sleeveless dresses in printed’ gram which consisted of: Reading, voiles and dimitles at 51-95 each. 8.: so did I. Mrs. Nelson squlres; Quar- 1r. Holman. Limited. lsls-s-io-zij

was appointed tor next ‘meeting will close Wednesday at noon from which is to be held at the home of Jung 11m to sepwmber 15g, excepts Mrs. Bruce Hayden's. Lunch was m; July gm; “not

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-BUY GALVANIZED ﬂy screen- ing at Branch. 4313-6-10-11.

-—K--M. rurrr Meal. is high in’ V food value and reasonable m price,j sold at Erica's. ezss-e-o-zll

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n-ALL was saw and popular! ' styles and colors in Bathing Suits for‘? men. women and children are now showing-We invite your inspection.‘

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' Suits are now offered at greatly re- _ --—-r- duced prices. Make your selection! aw while the assortment is at its best. \‘o‘

and the romantic neneh chose i; w‘ decl; their brides. It was regarded as

Church were administered by the pastor. Rev. Father l-lerrell. His fu- neral. which bore testimony to his-j standing in the community. tookl place on the fifth. after the render-l rug oi‘ the obseoules loving hand: tenderly lowered his mortal remains

the symbol of a fruitful, prosperous‘ marriage because the orange bears. fruit and blossoms at the same time and is intensely productive.

Trying an old shoe to the carriage of the newly-married pair originated

to mother earth. He leaves to mourn a widow and two daughters. May his

in an ancient rite in connection with

eleven o'clock service at St. Mary‘ Church. Summerside. e silver pater a portion of the Communion plat “as dedicated to the memory of M Robert L. Romckz, wills-l: w» done‘ led by his widow. Mrs. Romclce. (Sr.

denizens of Egypt. the fiery 511108115 [IL T. Holman Limited. 43l9-6-10-zi ‘5,

—DBDICATION SERVICE—At th.‘

the. transfer of property. women hav-

Iof Summerslde. The service eras per |foi1ned by Ven. Archdeacon White

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Following were the pal! bearers: namzmnwhfre. u; custom 1st ﬁrst James B. Clarkln. Prtrr Clarkiimi ‘Him? a S11E31 exzhifxf tgatuz; n-BATHING SHOES for Ill the Anthony Clai-l-zll-l. Michael Clarkli1..Jews understood the removal and gW-Ihmll! in fancy colorlngie. Women's Patrick Clarkin. Patrick Callaghan. 3 m or a hoe or sandal The m” luck 1 sizes 59c. girls and boy's sues ‘l to l0.‘

(Patriot please copy) - usgme pimﬂipal thought asociateddllll! 49c. sizes 11 to 2, pair 54c. R. with it in these later times. especially I T' Holmuf uniﬁed’ 4319-6404" luck in making journeys. '_"'

There is scarcely a country under ""5 3535 077031173"? i» m, sun bu; has from time mmesaflorded you in the greatly l ‘uced mona; practiced the m, o; gl-u-Qqymg‘ prices at which we are now offering gram“ rlCG. or dried fruit mei- mew svlnedld “wk o! wI-ah dm. bridal pair. The object of the rite was rwda- glnvlurllnr Ravens. Printed to promote fertility. prosperty ancllﬁqllﬂ- Vollve Ind Dlmimi» 1'- W"!

Soul rest in peace. irector of St. Mary's-S. ‘

.. ‘ ‘ ORANGE BLOSSOM The sentiment surrounding the ' orange blossoms is so Old its M15111 15 lost. But it is. known that the ancient mandarlns of China. the swarthy i l

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abundance. chiefly the idea was will‘! a Phaiu" m 55°" W“ "l"! BELLIQMATHIESON propote fecundity. the ancientszillhlild values R~ T- Holman samsw"! a s°um°n believing there was a sympatheticﬂJmlWl- 431945-1943-

‘ c°l|°m°m connection between mankind and -—- l MONEY T0 LOAN seed-bearing grasses. and an obvious -CHUR£H ARMY VAN OFFIC- MONTAGUE comparison betvzeen the mil: of the.l'-'l5—¢-\PY-lln Alp and Captain Belt .body and grain. who accompanied the new Church

Army Van from Toronto. will hold a service in St. John's Church. 5t Eleanors at 7.30 this iTuesdeyl ev-,

CEDAR SHINGLES

western part of the Province all last " "- ' week. After calling at St. Eleahors they uill proceed with the van to _ the eastern part of the Island cal- ling at different parishes on their’ ‘

We have on band the following Cedar Shingles rim- 500 M. EXTRAS. ‘I00 M. 2nd CLEABS. 500 M. CLEARS. 400 M. CLEAR] WALLS

N the fashion calendar j . . it says Straws! And what the calendar Q hints the direct rays of the sun emphasize. The topping oﬁ’ process 3 of one of our ﬁne Straws is necessary if you wish to keep a c001 head

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FRKACES Lei?“ :8“; s"; ‘m: P°““"="‘.‘1““’°=“§ >11; or a classy aspect these days. The new sennits and novelty weaves are . T I ’____‘ ' here in three all-embracing groups. ‘ ‘l a“ M' PqgIIsfEvHﬁEsCO' —W‘ILL arr-arm SHRINERSI > l, '“MAAAA A _‘ w“ ‘ . CONVENTION n- Tolwivro-Mr. 4

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C, A. Meikle of Summerside left on. h?!“ Slturdly w attend the snrinsl-s] ‘é Convention at Toronto which com- "\ rnences today. Shriners from all cor- Px ners of the Continent will meet in Q Toronto this week. Sir Henry W. Ihorntozl, chairman and president ‘ >\ I

STRA’ Y HAT WEEK.

Saturday June 7th to ‘lune 14th

Light weight “Veniciolo” in four $ Genuine Italian Truciolo, Firenze ands colors . . . . . Sun Tan

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of the National System has taken a l personal interest in the shrine con- l é vcntiOn. A wheeled city of 475 Pull- l mans. celled the city of Temple Park '\ has been rovlded b the Canadian ( ' , _ _ .

Nmnml 151.1,,” wiccomodate the = I Fine Tagal, medium weight sand, very Genuine M11811, llglll» Weight many shrLners. An Orchestra. from‘ v smart . . . . . . . . . . . ' Grain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a BwtOh of 20o pieces will broadcast ‘~_ *

this Tuesday evening from the con- ﬁ- vention. Dr. Prank Dunn. grand-son‘ of Mrs. Lucy Dunn of Sunlmerside v-

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Fine Chip Straw in Coral Sand, “Big s Featherweight Sunshine "straw in s Man‘s Hat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Grain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Taste the Fine Flavors of Real Fruit

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. l ‘i- . . . . . . .. 011w you taste-in Perfection m Cream-the m, and a mph” °' M's" C" A" “um” , in} Light weight “Sailors with black or colored bands . . . . $1.20, $1.00, $2.00, $2.50 ﬂavor of ma] mm you m“ m“ he satisﬁed mm any will be one of the Dleyers.-S. . M‘ _ l other. Nothing u” we, ,pp,..,_.,ch u,“ m“ "M" o‘ -———--——-—-—-——- ' Correct hats-up to the minute-hats that you’ll be proud of. h. ripe luscious fruits and berries. Frozen to velvet PERSONALS )> V

smoothness Perfection is simply delicious. cool and re- treslling. It is also delightfully rich and wholesome Perhaps you are right now in the midst o! house. "Bani"!- Well this afternoon when you feel "all in“

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Mary's Church. Summerslde. will take the services at Alberton parish next Sunday. Rev, William J. Phil- ' o§ lips re:tor of Alberton will be at St. Mary's Church-S.

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-'l'l-le Misses Green and their sis-

ter. Mrs. Holden Mills ofSumn-ler-

side left on Mondayy morning on a

motor trip to the United States to

visit relatives. ‘They will go by way , of New Brunswick. On their return \ Journey the-y will go through Que- ' I bee Province. They intend to be a- v way about six weeks-S.

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Perfection quality la the same all over the province. It is eent out in good con- dition eud our deal- ers make it e point

part in the dedication of a nee street bearing the nemq of the Rue des Derdelzellee in Paris recently.

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