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ACRE!) WIFE AND CONSERVATIVE MEMBER or ClnLn Wrm AXE I limlvlrona LEGISLATURE mEs WHILE THEY SLEPIW

WINNIPEG, Feb. 25—R. C. Willis. a ' Conservative member of the. Mani- IIOUNT VERNON, N. Y., Feb. 25 toba Legislature, ywho was taken ill » attacking and seriously wountk in the House Friday night, died to- - his wife and four year old son. » day. Mr. Willis, represented the cou- - with an axe While they slept. stltuency o! Turtle Mountain. a S. Youngwood, 34, an atwr- ——i-————— r today swallowed poison froml An old man says that warm love r ch he died several hours later in. melts fewer feminine hearts than cold . uaLVsrnon Hospital. leash does-

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i —WESTERN AGENTF-Mr. C. J Gallant is Guardian Agent in How- lan, and_ will be pleased to receive new and renewal subscriptions. ti’.

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{agile and will be pleased to receive new and renewal subscriptions.

norm wATElL-Tbere is owl water on the north side since the first days o! the week. ‘rho south- wester on Monday, gave the big 106 quite a. send-on, but with the change or wind, is coming in to the Show again.

mrnrssnn my SELLING ron soc-Though feed is said to be Plen- tifui in the country pressed hay is selling by at least one merchant in Souris’, at 90c per cwt. James Mc- Aulay, Sourls Line Road, a large Dm- ducer oi hay is selling loose hay from his barns at 50c a cwt.

. JPARTY ENJOYED — The whiflt drive which .was held in St. James Hall, Georgetown, on Tuesday, Feb. 12th was a. decided success. The lad- ies prize was won by MrsfMichael Burks and the gentleman's prize was won by Joseph Kiggixis. A delicious lunch was served by the 1adies.-A

..‘TIIREE GENERATIONS OF BLACKSMITIIS - Fidsleus Paquet and son Arty. are now doing busi- ness up town. The Paquets, for three generations now, have been doing blacksmith work in Souris, and the last is not least.

..'SOUB.IS CREAMERY DOING WELL-The Souris Creamery is do- ing a remarkably good business this winter and the number of winter patrons ls remarkably large, seeing that wi er milk was never a notable feature in the Eastern section of tho Island. Feed is fairly plentiful and purchased feeds are reasonable. The Souris Creamery is putting in l9!) tons ice. Sawdust from McGaughh and Tanner's Mills is now being haul- ed in to insulate and preserve it.

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“WUCCESSFUL CARNIVAL — The carnival which was held in the Georgetown Rink on Tuesday, mo. 12th was a decided success, despite the fact that there was several malor attractions on the same night. The carnival was very well attended. There was not a large display of costumes, but what there were, sel- dom has the rink sebn better and the judging was a. close matter, as the costumes were all 8'0 lovely on the ice. The Judges were Mr. J.‘ A. B. McConnell, Earl Lavers, and Temple Gotell. The ladies prize was won by Mrs. George Yorston, who received a beautiful gilt oi’ half dozen slire: forks. Mrs. Yorstonts costume repre- senting "Night” and the gentleman's prize was won by Mr. Havelock‘ Ste- wart, representing a Turk, the gift being a [beautiful necktie. Special mention must be made oi’ several 0i the costumes, especially Mrs. A. E. Jenkins as an “Egyptian Queem" Mr. Bart Mair, Valentine; Miss Myrtle Ross, Cavalier; Miss Dorothy Jeh- kins, Folly. The judges spoke highly of those, costumes. Another carnival will follow in several ‘weeks time-A

PERSONALS

..'Mr. Waldron Layers, student St. Dunstans University, Charlottetown is visiting at his home in George- town.--A

..°Captaln Charles Macdoneld. Port Dover, Ontario,‘ arrived in Georgetown Thursday to attend the funeral of his mother. the lat; Mrs. Catherine Macdonald.-—A

..'Miss Florence Macdonald arriv- ed in Georgetown from U. S. A. t0 attend the funeral of her mother the late Mrs. Catherine Macd.."¢.ald.-—A

..'Mr. and Mrs. John Publicover left Monday for U. S. A. to visit their son, Mr. William Publicover and daughter, Eileen-A

..'Joseph Allan McDonald, Har- mony Jct., is quite sick with the flu, but not seriously. Souris Village has nothing to complain of on account of the flu epidemic; It is remark- ably free of sickness.

..'There is considerable sickness on the Souris Line Rood, Mrs. T. H. McAulay is quite sick, the more aer- ious on account oi’ her young infant child. Her sister, Mrs. McDonald, North Bide, is nursing her .

In Memoriam

_MRS. JOHN J. MncDONALD.

Fortified by the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church, there pas- sed to her eternal reward on Tues- day, Feb. 12th, 1929, Catherine, wi- dow of the lute John J. hiamonald, oi Orwell Cove, at the advanced age (of 84 years.

l The deceased iva= a daughter ot the late John and lviary l\-IacDonald of Allisary, and iliFPC oi the Rt. Rev. Bernard Donald MznDonald, second Bishop of Charlctfer-ouin. and of the very Rev. Monsignor James MacDon- ald. ~

Her life’ was an exemplary one in many ways, by her piety and con- sclentious devotion to duty.

Although in delicate health for the last few months, site was able to be up as usual until two (lays before her death, when she ygradually weak- ened and passed neazcfuliy away in the presence of her son, Rev. C. J. MacDonald and the other members of her family.

Mrs. MacDonald svas the mother at eleven children, two of whom died in early childhood, the other nine who were present at her funeral, are:

lady was held. oi Requiem was chanted by her son, Rev. C. J. MacDonald, as eeiebrsnt, . and Rev- Joesph Rooiifly ct Marni. as peacoii, and luv. Owen Kiggins of Glflgotowh. ls sub-deacon. RN. M. J. money, of Csrdiganpvns mam- tar o! Ceremonies. - ' ‘

l’. D. MacGuigan, Rev. K. C. Mus lfheflOll, Rev. M. J. Smith. Rev. b. ". crates, lav. Raymond lflqflqmg, 7-1"- lllihlld MacDonald. ‘

us" were psi-imam by new. c. .1. uuemnsiu. ans all warm mortal Pf the monies dud. was an do rest Bulls ill! hiilhlid. i. »

John J., of Boston; Bernard D., of Orwell Cove; (Minnie) Mrs. Jas. t/fucCcrmack, Vernon: (Eva) Mrs. D. A. MacEachern, of Hermitage; Filen, on the homestead; Allan B., oi’ Orwell; James E, on the homestead: Rev. C. J., pastor of St. Georges, P. E. 1.: and Penzie, of Charlottetown.

The funeral to Vernon River was one of the largest on record, showing tho esteem in which the deceased Solemn High Mass

In the sanctuary besides these were .-ev. Morlsiglliir J. C. Maciisan, luv.

‘me envious at u» Church and

man and May MacDonald; Estelle, Isabel. Clare and John MacEachem; Catherine MacEacbei-n (high maul: Joseph Macon-mack, Rev. Reginald - MacDonald. Mrs. Catherine Mac- ' Donald and family, John and Flor- ris Alllsary, (high mall); Mi‘. and, Mrs. J. B. MacDonald; Charlotte- town; was Letitia MacDonald Brace, Mr. JamesB. MacDonald ant family. West St. Peters: Mr. an: Mrs. Augustine MacDonad and ism

fly, Alliaary; Mr. and Mrs. J. A- MacDonald, (Dairy Supt). Char lottetown. Ml‘. and Mrs. J

Frank MacDonald, Charlottoto Mr. and Mrs. D. F. MacDon aid, Orwell Cove, (high mass); Mr and Mrs. D. R. MacDonald, Orwell Cove; D. and Mrs. W. J. MaoMll- lan, Charlottetown; Dr. I. E. and Mrs. Croken, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Macinnis Ch-rlottetownf Mr. and Mrs. 7' M. MaoMilloh. Charlottetown; Mr. w. n‘. Glliis, Charlottetown; Miss Nellie MacDon- ald, Bedeque; Mr. and Mrs. Chris. MacCormack ‘and Jarnily. St. Georges: Misses Edith and Maud Kelly, Charlottetown: .Mr. and Mn. Allan MacDonald and llinlb, George- town; Mrs. Joseph MacDonald and family, Vernon; Mr. Peter McKsnna, Newton: Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Trainer. Charlottetown.

Spiritual Offerings-JIM family grandchildren. Rev. P. S. Duffy. Iona; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mscdilliv- ary, Blooming- Pt.; Mrs. Claire Mac- Lellan, Charlottetown: Rev. Sister Paula, City Hospital; Rev. Sister Clare, Precious Blood, Ottawa; Miss Mary C. MacDonald, Charlottetown; Mrs. A. R. MacDonald, Orwell Cove‘. Messages of Sympathy-Rev. P. D. MacGulgan, Rev. P. S. Duiiy, Rev. Sr. Paula,‘ City Hospital, Miss Maud Kelly, Mrs. Joseph MacDonald, Ver- non; Mrs. Clare MacLellan. Char- lottetown; Mrs. Bessie Waller, Gnar- lottetown; Mr. and Mrs. James Mac- Fadyen, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. T. M._ MacMlllan, Charlottetown; Miss Nellie MacDonald, Bedsque: Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Mac- Donald, Allissry; Mr. 1nd Mrs. Allan MacDonald, Georgetown; Miss Letitia MacDonald, Brae; Miss Marion MacLean, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. MacGillvary, Blooming PL; Miss Sarah MacDonald, Char- lottetown; Manchester Brock Vassio, St. John, N. B.: J. J. McGarrlgle, 8t. John, N. B.: Rev. R. MscKehzie. Miss Emma McInnls, Boston.

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MONTREAL, Feb. its-n. oiiicial statement- of earnings and expenses

for the year 192B was issued atur- day at the headquarters here. Ex- clusive of the lines east oi Levis and Diamond Junction and those in Cen- tral Vermont, the Canadian Nation- al Railways had gross earnings in 102a ~01’ $278,l61,92l.22. This total compares with gross earnings in 1927i of s24a,'l1e.a74.40 showing an incl-em: in gross earnings during i928 of 927,-, 115,546.82 or 11.22 percent over the; previous year. During the five months of 1928: working expenses for the National] system amounted to $2l8,48,343.88 as‘ compared with c total of 203,815,684.- 29 during $1927, an increase of $14,- 923,659.39 or 7.84 per cent. As a result of the net earnings oi the National system for the year 1928 reached a total of $58,383,577.“ as against net earnings in i927 of $45,- 400,690.ll an increase during 192B of $2,982,887.46 equivalent to 28.60 pe cent. . The operating ratio of the system during 1928 was reduced to 78.89 pgf-

cent in comparison with 9M5 percent for 1927.

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