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In Memoriam

_i._. EDWARD ODIN HOWATT

The lid death occurred at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howstt, Cape ‘Travers onlFebruary 25th of Edward Orin, their youngest son at the early 88c of 24 years IEBVIHK behind to mourn their low a sormwing father and mother also one son Wendell Francis, who now mourns the loss of his father and mother. nee Blanch Francis, who departed this life about one

- in Mass. and one sister, Mrs Gordon Mcwilliams of Cape Travers, and a lﬂfks circle of relatives and friends to mourn their loss. He had been failingior some time but. the end came unexpected as he was only one week in bed and was very patient until the end and passed peacefully away with a smile on his face to meet his beloved wife. The services at the home were conducted by his pastor Rev- Ewen McDcugall and the service at the church in Westmoreland where he was intrred beside his wife was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Brlnton, pastor of the Baptist church. The pall bearers were:

lbemen McWllIlams, James Camp- bell, Milton Gardiner, Harold Camp-

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‘E8113’ in life he accepted Christ as his Lord and Saviour and united with the Church of Christ under the min- istry oi’ the late Rev. Donald Craw- ford, of which he was a very faithful "member and conscientious Christian. continuing steadfast unto the end. Funeral services were "conducted from his late home by his pastor, Rev. C. E. Armstrong. who spoke from the words of the Apostle Paul to Timo- thy, I have fought the good- ﬁght, I have kept the faith, I have ﬁnished the course."

During the course of the address the speaker expressed his conviction "that there was not a text more ap- plicable to the life at the departed than the one chosen for the occasion. He surely was a man tried by the ﬁre

bell, Austin Campbell, Robert Tren- holme.

______._.__._. ALBERT B. PARKMAN ._.._._

On the evening of Feb. 28th., in the : 77th year of his age, after a prolong- ed illness of nearly twenty years at his home in New Glasgow, Albert H] Parkman was called to enter into that rest that awaits the people oi’ God. The deceased was a man of stirlirlg qualities. and was one of the most

of suffering, and kept faith with God and his fellowmen and ﬁnished the course with the joy of seeing his Lord face to face.

A very large assembly of friends

Shaw Dulous Charges We re True

.(Canadlan Press)

LONDON, Man, 27-Rt. Hon. Thomas Shaw who was minister of labor in~the MacDonald government declared in the House of Commons thB afternoon the charges of ill- treatment of British miner-harvest- ers in Winnipeg last fall, were true. He war referring to the charges made by Tom Johnston, labor mem- ber for Dundee, when he was with the Empire Parliament Assn. in Canada last year. Johnston who sits by Shaw on the front opposition bench had criticis- ed Premier Baldwin for his attacks on nationalization and had declared the prime minister's criticisms of nationalized transportation systems in the domlnlons would tend to dc- prcclate the dominion's credit in the money market.

"It is a menace to the British Em- pire that the prime minister for the of sake temporary political advant- age should have given facts and figures about nationalized enter- prises in the dominions which can- not be sustantiated”, Johnston de- clared.

“It is a course which has been pro- tested against by leading represent- atives of the overseas dominions and because of that we believe continu- ance of the present government is a menanse to the continuance oi

gave evidence to the fact of the est- eem in which the deccased was held.

He leaves to cherish the memory of a faithful husband and father, be- sides a sorrcwing widow, six daught- ers and ﬁve sons.

The sons are Avery, James, and Crawford, of North Dakota; Howard. of Jamaica Plains, Mass; Stewart, at home.

the British Empire." Johnston's

charges brought sharp protests from

the Conservatives; i ________._.

NEW INSTITUTES ORGANIZED - ST. LOUISPOn March 21st., it

meeting was held at the home of Mrs. John Arsenault, for the purpose 0i

At Easter- a good gift From the ﬁrst breath of » freshness, to the last da- Ilght/ui chocolate-u‘ Delccto (GB) from Ganong’: are the acme 0/ good taste.

a nulu

izing a Women's Institute. The or- ganization was conducted by the Supervisor, Miss Schurman, and ninc members ‘enrolled. The following are! the officers.:—.-

President, Mrs. MacNeill, vice’ ‘llrs. LGCIIY, Sccy.-teas. Mrsfiﬁ Neill, Directors, Mrs. Ray Gilli: Colin MacDonald, Auditors, lvll‘: ‘ a Cameron, Mrs. Chas. ‘Ayres:"""" ’~»=3'

be held on the second Thursday of I »each month. The first meeting will. be held at the school house.

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President, Mrs. Praught, Vicc Pros. mcciing was held at the home The regular mﬂlliihiy IIEBUQI '

progressive farmers of the commun-

- organizing a Women's Institute. The The daughters avez-Mrs. Conrad

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incessant suffering he bore his cross patiently without murmuring or complaining. and it seemed that the sterling qualities of his splendid man- hood were reﬂned "as by ﬁre."

In his relation togths community, he took a profoundinterest; always supporting every forward movement, despite the many years of his physic-

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Quglvuligiiefltd. BY

Max Ferguson, of Cavendish. P.E.I.; Aza at home. .

One son, Henry, and one daughter,

Mrs. Walton Warren, predeceased him. 4 - One brother and one sister ' also survive him, Mr. Frederick Parkman, of Charlottetown Royalty and Mrs. Artemus Railings, of New Glasgow.

A spray-From Mr. and Mrs. Fred--

Bross. » - A Spray—From Women's Institute, lcw Glasgow. t

Pallbearers were: Mr. George R.

. Laird.

Interment took place in New Glas- gow Cemetery.

..____i-—-—— UPTON SCIIOOL

The following» is the Honor Roll ol‘

Benton.

Fresideht, Miss Mary Rose Richard. — Vice-President, Mrs, John R, Bel-- nard, Secretary, Mrs. ‘Guillaume Perry, Auditors Mrs. John M. Arse- nault, Directors, Mrs. mm; Callag- han. Mrs. Alphy Gallant, Mrs. James O'Brien.

The regular monthly meeting will

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meeting was held in the schoolhouse. 4 Richmond, for the purpose of organ-

Pains In The Baclq;

The muscles of the back are con- stantly under heavy strain, and have but little rest throughout the day. They are therefore in need of all the nourishment and strength that plenty of pure red blood can give them. Un-

blood. The one generally recognized]

Pendlebon. The regular monthly meeting will

a rubber-ﬁn‘ W977 pmipou” organization was conducted by the Mrs. Noonan, Seen-Tress. Mrs. Mrs, A. Connell, for the purpose o: be held on the third ussdsyb _ ' u?’ A friend to a“ and w” highly Luthner and Mrs‘ Wmmm M°°"e’ °f Supervisor, MissBchurmamand tweni Gaudet, Auditors, Mis Callaghan organizing a Women's Institute. The month. The first meet ng wllfb 2' 3 ».,__ M’. LOOK FOR THE Tum: m“ ~- mpected by an wh° knew mm’ Nmm Dakota; Mrs‘ Mumlm Mn" ty-two membe s enrolled. The fol- and Mrs. Larkins, Directors, Mrs. organization was conducted by the ﬂi file 1101118 0! Mfs- MB-CNBmI I Dim“ u" ma"? Y9"! 01' 911ml“ Swain» 0f Kingswn» P- E- I-i M's‘ lowing were the officers elected. MacDonald, Mrs. MacNcill and Miss I schurlnan, and __.___._,__.

fourteen members enrolled. The fol- lowing uiere the officers elected:-

’ Supervisor, Miss

' , . be held on the third Thursday ‘of 1EIQ b al disability. 'I'his interest continued Among the beautiful floral tributes each month The “m meeting w," V to u” end‘ warez“ be held at the home of Mrs. Charlie i S I ' ' " Crescent-From the family. t

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guk" ‘veryﬂnn. less they have this help. you will . i; s h l f February. . 21% - Si‘? 1x‘: $1483; McLeod 2 Emma have backache and continue to have (Lcntiler Cuban llecis) ‘ . W . W ' TEYIOT- Backache Seldom or never means \l'omen’s Black Kid Strap, Sidc Buckles. $2 ' estcignghame Grade v111. Jn-i- Jﬂm Fem“- 2" kidney trouble. It is nothinz more! “’°Y"P"'S “lawn C“? "Mdmm '"°“‘"i 4 “TM "°~ . ' IIIIIII Willie Butler. than the tired, womout muscles of. Growl-lug Girls Beige Cali‘, 4 eyelet tie. Grade vl-l‘ Maude Taylor’ 2' Grace the back showing their exhaustion g, “whim L°“'Jl°°l5' ' ‘W713’ - Eeiimb 3- Mm“ 3M1"- 4- “h” because of the lack of good, purel S 5 Note u» above are all in “is-as, as. to c.

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