WEDNESDAY,

SALE OF REMNANTS

All Ends of YARD GOODS not sold oi our Janu-

ary Clearance Sale go on sale Wednesday Morning

al' 9:30 a.m.

THE GUARDIAN,

IN MEMORIAM

CAPT. JOHN IVHLTON CHAPMAN

The community of Murray Har- bor suffered a severe shook in the pissing away of Capt. John Milton ufiapman on January 4th. at the 12,0 of sixtyafiour. after a brief llliﬂxs. News of his death was lrniriied with deop regret by rela- tives and a wide circle of friends.

In the passing of Capt. Chap- iiian the community has lost a fine ivmpaninn and friend and the family a beloved husband and father.

Capt. Chapman devoted most of his life at sea. During his early _\i‘lll‘b, he SﬂllF-(l with his father . Later. he owned and operated his own schooiiers. And for the past li-u years he had been employed ii< (‘apmin of a tug boat with the Dcpzirtmont of Public Works.

Letf t-o mourn their loss, besides his wife are ten children. Cyrene. Victoria. B. C.: Bertha. (Mrs. Silas

(IHARLOTF ET OWN

IN MEILORIAM

HENRY W. JONES

The death of Mr. Henry W. Jones; occured at his hcme in Hills- boro. on Dec. 30.

Although his health had not been good for some time. he was able to up and have dinner with his family on Christmas Dav. But on Dec. Z8 he suffered astroke from which he failed to rally and passed peacefully away on the above date. A man of sterling qualities and a jovial disposition he endeared himself. not only to his family but to all who knew him. especially to his grand-children in whom he took a great interest.

Mr, Jones was a prosperous far- mer. and farmed on the old home- stead at Lower Petitcndiac. until he retired ir 1929 and bought a home in the village of Petitcodiac. where he and his wife resided un- til 1946 where he moved to Hills- boro. to be near his son Thos. D.

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Consisting of Coatings. w°°| Crepe. W9°| Jef- sey. Silk Crepe. Figured Crepe. Sdlin. Tdffeld.

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The pallbearers were: Capt. Waii- "mi MYS- Irvin: Berry of Petlt- UK? you SAY. n“: NOTFUNG: plKEi ABLE» L-lKE‘ / “our 9°C" A ‘WELL i “LL W Lire-SAVER /- ii 21in CFIOI" O O0 , . < U - . . , ' V Perpco White William Harris and srqﬂdvhildren and 19 great-grand- Ai-FgRCAMg/OLé-Move f. CDCKgURE j," AT A POLAR h ¥ V2 d +0 | ilz d5 long Philip Billard. interment took Chlldfefl. A UDIEM E . “WAND 0» wvKlkl T. 21/ BEAQ QWIMMING ll’! S O y ' Y ' pizice in the Murray 1i8.I‘ll)OI' Can- Robert w- Jon“ 0f 79 P05510589 I QAV, "SUQE-I ll\l My 6l\lE YOU M‘! POOL Z

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ltliiiton Vessey was Blillollll‘

tho liiissionriry blunt-lily was used.

CPCIl at home.

Thc largely attended funeral was livid iii the United Church. Mur- ray Harbor on January 7th, at 2 irulock. Rev. W. I. Green, pastor of the United Church officiated.

iour Pilot Me, Safe in the Arms of Jesus.

story.

friends at the Sanatorium. Double Spray-Noll, May and Jim. Sprays- Barry and Myrna, Wallace, Rut); Gordon and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace White. Chief and Second Engineer, Tug “Glenlmiitﬂ. Dredg- ing office staff. Carrie. Louis and Children. Dot and Parley Bertha, Silas and Miltie, Reta. Keith and

served as an ordained Deacon for over fifty years and until his health failed. was always present at Div- ine Worship and contributed gen- erously to all worthy cnuscs.

Left to cherish the memory ofa

Jones. of I-Illisboro, three daught- ers: Mrs. Ethel Wheaten, of Mono.

Ave. Moncton is a brother. and

tended. and the large number of floral tributes which surrounded the casket, showed the esteem iii which the deceased was held.

After a short service at the homo in Hillsboro. the remains were taken to Petitcodiac, where a. pub- lic service was held in the Baptist Church.

FLOWERS Mrs. George L. Supp or Sussex and Broke“ aims __ The Family gfitss Alice Jones of Petitcodiac are EVEQYBQDV"“’OUT THE] C- t-M . ird ltfrs. Lorne 5 em f .. _ Blizslllpllrvrcatrh-Mar. and Mrs. Silas Th,” mileral W55 held On New EKVFS ‘VKVUK KYUK Hugh. Roscs—R,ohle and Alice's Yea“ DBY and W115 lernely at- '

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. i‘ . - , . - . . .. .- The service was cond td b i Th_ (ieung upencd lilo scriqitun passages iw-ie Hdfl Stone. ‘ uce ythe ti w M ‘fin? “flushin- The theme luv illrs. Irish Vcssw. Bout. 611-9; PM“)? Rev- D. F. MacDoriiiaiid. The York Auxmdr) OI w‘ I l "f th mowting was "The Bible lili-s, ElIllPr Bro '11, Isiah 6114i? find ti)? Choir sang favorite hfvnms 3- met i“ ‘is Ycgulnr. meaning all or Go" l. i Christian Faith and MFS. Milli" Fnstw- Philipians 2: ‘N9 Night There». "The Old RY? ‘he home °i Mrs" Mum" vesjtilylréggdulclyf u 5-11. ltirs. Frank Vcsscy was 89d Cross." and “Abide with Me." ‘n ‘vedmsday evening’ Janl-d 1' The programme as outlined in organist for tl\(\ evening. The The pallbearers were: Messrs In the 8559""? 0f m9 pres‘ B“ ' __ minutvs of last. meeting vvcro read Mrs“ Chapman and Family wish Evans Bourns, Arthur Jones. E. c, and zipprovcd. Roll (‘all was rc- to extend {heir Smcgre apprecm. Rice, Moore Perry. 1Y8. Lewis, and wonder! in uith a verso of scriil- tion for the floral offerings, sym- Ernest Crandall. iurc. Mrs. Milton Yesscy had pqihy cards and letters, and to Onterment was in the Family charge of 51ml)‘ booli- "Gfmvinf! thank all who assisted in any way Dlot in the Baptist Cemeter With 111v Y<"H'<" M" Fimnk d r" thei sad bercavement y . . . .. _. - u mg r . i . ____€__ - Y y" I Ycssvv new‘ a Tcmvvl'i\l1<'c YKQO- ~ ——;i AFTER ALBERTAS on, QCRUPLES ing, hlocting closed \\'lll1 the Iiz- ______ o" pzih Br-ncrliviion. Rcfri-shmcnis Alberta Imer Field Gas Lima “Aw” j \vci_"i~ scrvcd by tho hosivss and fl LML was mcerporatcd m gather A I $°“‘~"l l“1_““_.““1"~‘€_“-_ _ , wiivsroiv axxwan oil and natural gas from fields QTOMACH; us a tlililltﬂ Plmisi Com, throughout the province l , f " _ . 1 , M l . ' - th ‘s ex ressed to ' i * y (‘OWLIIIaAIL inriuuim Polar Mr_"a°n‘d“§v?;§a 12,181,,“ ignman o, - ‘L M‘ S‘ Gi-andview in the passing. after a

BEAVER . . .

'l"hi‘ Aiiiiuzil inviting of tho W. M. was held at the hrnic of Mrs.

lirief illness, of their child Winston on Jiimiary- 4th. Winston was one year and six months old and a

(Jiriroii Nizichziui-lilziii on Fridny hmutmu love“, boy "Hqm": M“ 6' Th f l eral servi ‘es held i the The Wililqmll‘ Alt.‘ idnhPert liomeewwlelile largely attended Blld due “wines 1N1 l" the Wmqllp be“ to the illness of the pastor were \ VICC‘. the theme being "Our Faith (londnrted b‘, Rev A D M'acKen_ - I - in Jesus Christ." . ‘ '. ' I _ |f V00 ﬂtlVcfilSG lii ‘ill9 The Scripture lesson was taken m0 of Montague “ho gme a com

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from Luke 2 and \\'ll\ rend respon- sivelv.

Rev. '1‘. A. Wilson 10d in rrayci". Hymns sung were 30-4 and 308.

farting message to the bereaved family Besides the parents there are surviving. one sister and seven brothers.

A vcry interesting pilpv-I‘ on Of Christian Stewardship ivas read by Mrs. Alhert Rcid also : piipei‘ "A Wcll Remembered Cliristmzis" by l cm ‘f I\l|‘§ (‘ccil lliikr-n ' A i ~ A :1 . v l. " l" “'3' i * ~' ' xiii“ byvlanlqu h n‘ “ ‘S who passed away January 25th. Roll call was iiiisivcrcd by 8 1945'

REASON _.

members car-h l‘(‘,'Clillll§Z a, viorsc of Si-ripturt‘. 3 visitors \vcr<- also prc- sent.

Soft and ﬁvlwily you arc sleeping Sweetest root that fnllosvs pnin W0 who loved you, siully miss yuu

WAUl°:i‘]?_"[ ‘VM if“ QT?) F- Iiut trust in God to nrert again. . ill c1. c. score fify . a. . res- Surveya show that. 9 out of 10 people use the iellow Pages an n byierinl lll which driegiatcsl to Loviiigly Rcmumbgiécd liy Mother _ . P sb"t~i"al 2r‘ -\t. to ' d S r. buying guide. So if you are really looking for Iuisiuoss-(Innt ‘let hgisn"? ("lﬂclllnaaslszllélsllfligtvw ,A,a,n_____c ______ those perfect prospects miss your nami- \\‘ilf‘ll they an: In a buying C_ F’ Wm“ n“, Mfg‘ 6mm“ Ma“ mood. fLnuchlaii were appointed delegates. Hrhc treasurer reported an iiurcasc liii tiimi givincs roi- last year. 101m ANGUS MACDONALD

['0 HELP YULF- ‘"11 {ldflllimlﬂl 54° Y9 be 59m i0 'f‘liore Irasscd away at his home - iProvincizilscvrctziry. in Kinrcss, after on illness of win. dewalillrunndwhrollrtlnrinllontlnnllatoﬂrlovl _ _ The following oificcrs were aii- . _ _ h M 3. -

nin mori- business through an effective advertisement IlI.ll‘I8 lpointcd for (Timing year’ i maxi/til? 6718‘ nyegglﬂgze 1:“

Yellow ‘Pages, telephone company representatives specially trained Ho“, prqgldq-ntﬁglrg_ C911,, MC. My’ MacDonald was or a ‘Dvely

to llivlse both large and amnll Charlottetown firms on profitnblt‘ bu“? . M~ -_ chri. ZIH character and it splendid u ‘ e a

Yellow Page advertising are lii Charlottetown now flllli are nt your Plesldcxllm H“ Clms‘ Wm“ citizen who gave Strollg Sit-DOWN v

Vicc-Prcsidcnt-Mis. Lclth Mc- t y _ vorth an“

Iuvicr‘ Kgl32l)'€tarv-\lrs Cholvy Huwhes oqilgugufleralysgrvlceg “Vere held

(,.(._e]e,.,e(i, ' in the Orville Head church con-

TODAY

It was moved and seconded that

Trensurcr-Mrs. Loriic MacMil-

lan. ire-elected)

dllCtPd hy the minister Rev. A.C. Fraser. There was a large attend-

Sccretary of Christian Stcward- time i“? ma“? came to my we" “St ship- Nlrs, George SilRW. respect to a ma" We" b°1°"°d- M'- For an appointment at your convenience, Jllat. call tho b10850" Literature Secretary — Mrs. MacDonald is survived by 080

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THE ii , -.\m, I-Iibbert Hughes. _ _ __ _ MacIf‘);)\i]y:hI§mfCtflfY—MIS. Gideon .. _ IVE YOCU! ncjwncar monlcy a-chance to buy Secretary oi’ Temperance and _ you an‘? a5 ‘OP v3 “e "l 3 modﬂﬂlﬁ- 8nd TQIQ“§IOIIB C0!!! all cnristiiiii Citizenship-Mrs. mm rice automobile this time.

k McKinnon

LIMITED Mm Lem, Mcmnmm “hated Improve; the flavour Step out of the groove of habit and into a

“fiance

Grove MacMillan.

Missionary Monthly Secretary- Miss Doris Brown.

Community Friendship Secret-

memhers to her home for next meetinxz. 'I‘ext word tn he "Holy," Collection amounted to $1.82. Ilymn 511 and benediction closed the meeting. Lunch was served by ‘hostess and a social hour enjoyed.

l Total at. of m-ental sickness and its complications in Canada is

sister Miss Llzze MacDonald Bﬂd tivp brothors Alex MacDonald Mid Monty MacDonald.

of SOIIP

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