MAY -10. 1950
-T HE GUARDIAN.
CHARLOTTETOWN
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IN MEMORIAM
ll. nan: sulcusns.
The death o:cul-red at his horns in Cardiac. on April so. of so-. n-anlt lfaelteili. in his Bird year. The deceased was in failing health for a number of and was tan. duly cared for his wife.
The late Mr. Machleill. son of Mr. and Mrs. Josiah uacNelli. was born in New Peruh. Early in lire he learned the cheese and butter mak- ing trade which he followed for many years until he retired in 1932. Since then he had been on the farm with nis son, Lynwocd. For a number of years he had been secretary of the Cardigan Electric Light Company. He was s ” ' ' member of st Andrew's Presby- terian Church and in his younger years was very active in Church work. having been Sunday school Superintendent for many years and a leader in G-hr-stian Endea- vour. He was a man of sterling worthhhonest and upright in char- acter a man whose word was never questioned. He was a fine citl"en and his passing will leave a vac- ancy in home and conununity which will be hard to till.
Last septcmb all the family were at home and celebrated the com wedding .lr.nlversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ma.cNeill, an occasion which Mr. Manheill, although in ill health. greatly enjoyed.
He leaves to mourn besides his sorrowing widow. (nee Jane Buch- anan). two sons Harvey 0! Cam- bridge, Mass., and Lynwoud at home. and one riaugnter. Florence. (Mrs. Melvin Becker). of Ayr, Ontario; also three sisters Minnie, (Mrs. John Mscxinnonl. nrockilne, Mass. Cora. (Mrs. Will Revel). Woburn Mass. and Mar- garet (Mrs. Arfhur Smith) Brook- line, Mass. Nine grandchildren and one great grand child also survive. Two sons and two daughters predeceased him a num- ber of years ago. His sister, Mrs. Maoliinnon, a-in Harvey Ind dalllhinr. !"iorer.ce. were home for the funeral. Truly it may be said of the deceased, ti'il..'. earth's loss is Heaven's ga'n.
The funeral, which was largely attended, was neld Sunday after- neon from his late residence. ltev. F. N. Young, pastor oi the church, otficiated. The hymns sung were favourites oi the deceased, "The shepherd's Psalm' and iAsleevp in Jesus! A solo '0 Love That wilt Not let Me Go' was tenderly sung by Rev. Mr. Younl. interment was in the Church Cemetery. where the runains or a loving husband and father were committed to the keeping of Mother Earth until the day break and the shadows flees away. The pallbearers were Oswald Ceilings, H. M. Brothers. Gerald MacDonald. Gordon Rob- erts, Henry Orarwell and Earl MacDonald.
His weary hours and clays of pain, His troubled nights are passed: And in our aching hearts we know He has found sweet rest at last.
Card of Thanks
Mrs. Frank Macbieili and fam- ily wish to thank all kind Mandi and neighbors for their many acts of kindness und expressions gympathy. during their recent be- resvement.
. cnsm Loses-Ann
ITOOKHOLM. May 5 - (AlP)-- Inger ltoennquiet, 8, reached in to pat a polar bear in his cage at the we 1;; vingairer, Sweden. Thursday. -11,. bur snipped off her left arm. Doctors and today they thpusht the girl would live. '
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CIIAIIGERY SALE
FARM PROPERTY ON LOT 38
PURSUANT to a decretal order of ths Honourable the Master of the Rolls made on the 6th day of May. 1950. in Cause No. 868 where- in Matlida Ethel Prowse and an- other are Complainants and Mir- iam Matheaon and others are De- tendants. I will sell or ca se to on sold at public auction on he prem- ses on Tuesday the 23rd day of
May. 1960, at 2 pm. the lands iollowing, viz:-
Ail that parcel or land situate lying and being on Township
Number Thirty-three in Queens county. bounded and described as ioilows: commencing at a stake listed on the south bank of Mill River, thence south two degrees West one hundred and twenty-six chains, thence East eight chains, thence North to the said River, thence following the course of said River to the place of commence- ment contalning one hundred acres of land a little more or less: Also all that other parcel or land situate on the aforesaid Town- ship bounded and described as tol- lows:-Commenc' 1, at a stake fix- ed on the bank of the aforesaid Mill River and at the Northwest angle or the above described tract of one hundred acres. thence southerly along the Wesurn boundary of the said last mention. ed tract one hundred and ten chains, thence wast eight chains and sixty-six links. thence Norther. by the said Mill River and thence slam! the courses of the sams to the place of commencement. eon- tsining one hundred acres of land a little more or less;
Both of the above described tracts of land 'being bounded on the North by the said Mill River. On 01! West by land occupied by Charles Stewart. on an South by land occupied by Thomu Yac and on the East by the division line of Townships Numbers Thirty- three and Thirty-four. and con- taining together and in one block about two hundred acres of land a little more or less;
ALSO a certain parcel on the said Township Number Thirty- thres bounded and described as follows:-Commencing at a point in the division line between the farms of Charles Stewart and Wri- llam Jarvis Prowss twenty-two chains from the South end there- of. thence at right angles West to
Paton Rd.
(card of Thanks
I wish to sincerely thank the Dociue. especially Drs. Seaman and Macuod and the Nurses and staff of the P. E I. l-loepital for their kindness shown me while a patient there. Also those who vis. ited me and sent cards, letters and different treats. .
Everett ll. Crosby. lonahaw.
IN MEMORIAM
In loving manor: of our Father. John D. Dotson. who , ' away May 10th. 1541.
Today recalls and memories or a dear Father gone to rest And the ones who think of him
today
Are the ones who loved him best.
Invingly Remembered by Daugh- tera Bertha and Zita.
the Union Road. thence North a distance of twenty-one feet, thence East at right angles to the div- ision ilna aforesaid. and thence South twenty-ona feet to the place of commencement. containing al- most one acre of land a little more or less. beinl the tract de- scribed in a deed hearing date the tenth day of December. 1901 from Charles Stewart to William Jar- vis Prowse, subject to the coven- ants and agreements therein con- tained;
first described a certain tract comprising about one acre at the rear of the dwelling of Charles Stewart and being described in a deed to Charles Stewart from Wil- liam Jarvis Prowse bearing data the tenth day of December. 1901: all the abcve mentioned tracts of land being the lands conveyed by William Jarvis Prowsa to Thomas Waldron Prowse by dead dated January-10th. 1902. and registered in Liber 46. Folio 755 in the Office of the Registrar of Deeds for Queen's County. .
The aforesaid tracts will be sold in one general parcel, and free from all encumbrances and dower rights, and on such terms of deposit and payment as will he announced at the sale. which sale will be subject to the approval of the Court of Chancery.
K. M. MARTIN,
Excepting from the land herein -
Master in Chancery.
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