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This will be a general review oi the trans- portation situation in the Maritiines, but will emphasise, chiefly, the fact that, Prince Edward Island is the only Province in Canada that has been deprived of the Canadian Pacific Service, whereas this

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In iMemoriam ll s, Messages s. TOWNSEND

At, her home at South Lake, on b. B, i989, Mrs. Margaret E. Town- nd passed to her eternal reward. m at Elmira. March 25, 1849, sec- d eldest daughter of the late John ellick and his wife Annie Rose. In . i she was married to John Town- d undiior a short while resided Rollo Bay. moving to Freetown, ere they lived fora few years. A- t 45 years ago, they bought a e oi land at South Lake where, r industry and care they built up comfortable home. About 18 years o her husband died. Since that ill she not onlytook care of the ile farm and home, but applied her to other various tasks by which -- was able to keep a good home -- lay by suiiicient for her declin-

ompletely i Relieved Only Two Boxes Used

iiebec Lady Strongly Recommends Budd's Kidney Pills

lie. Leo Morin Suffered With Her Kidneys for Nearly Two Years

Courvllle, P. Q., Feb. 1B.—(Special) "i cannot praise Dodd's Kidney = too highly,” writes Mde. L. rin, a well known resident of this ce. “I have suffered with my kid- ys for nearly two years. Having d in your Almanac about Dodd's iiney Pills, I decided to try them. er taking two boxes I felt as- iishingly well. I bought another x, but have not taken all of them my trelble has gone. I strongly mmend Dodd’s Kidney Pills."

Budd's Kidney Pills are purely and 1' llly a kidney remedy. They act lly on the kidneys, strengthen- 1 them and putting them in condi- i i_o do their full work of strain-

: the impurities out of the blood. ds Kidney Pills have been in use

Canada for more than thirty years.

ing years. She had a large circle oi friends who honored and lover her for her true worth, a good friend to the needy, ever willing to help in time oi need, ‘Not enjoying good health for some years,‘ yet never com- plaining, but always a cheery word for all with whom she came in contact. In early life she became a member oi Kingsboro Baptist Church and has led a truly Christian life. Besides numerous friends, she leaves to mourn two daughter, Mrs. Esther Jane Ste- wart, Bothweli and Annie, who stay- ed by her, both of whom nursed her most kindly, doing everything pos- sible for her. She also leaves to mourn one grandson, Alson G. Stewart, now living in Western Canada and four brothers, Stephen Mellick oi Elmira; John T., in Franklin Park, Mass; Rev H. G. in Hantsport, N. S. and Josiah J. at Lakeville, who mourn the loss of a kind and loving sister. The fun- eral took place Monday the llth to Kingsbor Cemetery. where she was tenderly laid beside her late husband in a tastefully evergreen lined grave, there to await the glorious resurrec- tion. The iuneral service was con- ducted by Rev. Mr. Morton who spoke beautiful words oi comfort. The large crowd who were present testi- fied to the esteem in which she was held. p The two daughters and all the friends wish to thank those who so much helped during the sickness and death. '

MURRAY HARBOUR NORTH. Sick committee reported having taken fruit, to a sick ember. A vote oi thanks was tendered Miss Mcirferron for having entertained the members with instrumental- music. The teacher was instructed to have school seats adjusted and hooks put up for pupils clothing, and to present bill ‘for same. Next meet- ing will be at Mrs. Harry Reid's

ELLIOTVALE A report of dance held in school was given, and it, was decided to purchase blackboard, map and lamps for school. Box was

ey demonstrate their worth in the 1- serious forms of kidney dis- ~ such as .heumat' , neuralgia d sciatica.

packed for the Orphanage, and president appointed to take charge of same. Next meeting place is home of secretary.

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a nox socuu. and maul-toili- merit in Hearts Hall, East Royalty, Wednesday, Feb. 20th Don't miss the wonderful program. 44lB-2-18-2i

PRESBYTERIAN CIIUBCB IN CANADAF-Wednesday, 20th, there will be a thank oiIering service i0!‘ the W. M. S. in the South Granville Church at ‘l p. m.

SAD BEREAVEMENT-Mrs. M. G. MacNellly, West‘ Street, city. has Fei- ceived the sad news that her sister, Mrs. John Lever has passed away at Reserve Mine, Sydney, N. S.

CALEDONIAN‘ CLUB-The lectur- er Thursday night will be Mr. J. O. Hyndman. Subject, provincial rights and transportation diiiicuities. In the discussion following, business men as well as others urgently invit- ed to participate. - 4441-2-19-31

LADIES AID MEETING —- The Ladies Aid of the Alexandra Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Earle Jenkins on Thursday afternoon. There will be prayer meeting at the same home in the evening.

LEFT FOR. P. E. I.-Mr. James P. Coady has left for his home in New Wilfshire, P. E. I., owing tothe ser- ious illness of his father. He was ac- companied by his brother Frank, 0i st. AugustinesSeminary, Toronto.- Ottawa Journal.

orricsns smcrso-nt a. re‘...- lar meeting oi Charlottetown Coun- ‘ cii No. 15, National Association oi Marine Engineers, the following ome- ers were duly elected and installed:- President, Howard McDonald; Vice President, Charles Batt; Secretary- Treasurer, Charles Cummings; Con- ductor, Phillip Bridges; Door-keeper, Clifiord Bell.

WELL KNOWN HERE-Many residents in this Province will hear with deep regret oi the death at his home 333 Metcalfe Ave., Westmount. P. Q., on Sunday afternoon oi’ Mr. William Wright, for many years the Maritime representative for Corls- tine’s Lid. Mrs. Wright was formerly Miss Minnie Crabbe oi Summerside who will have the sympathy of many friends in her bereavement, ‘ The funeral of William Lawson, who died on Thursday at the home oi his sisters, 2122 Cook Street, aged sixty-nine, will be held from the res- idence at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. Dr. W. G. Wilson will ofllclate and interment will take place in Ross Bay Cemetery. Son of the late Henry and Flora Lawson, Mr. Lawson was born in New London, Prince Ed- ward Island, but went to the United States as a young man. ‘There he worked in several cities as a railroad accountant. He went to Alaska with the Copper River Railroad Company, and afterwards worked in the oiflce of the White Pass Railway. Coming south, Mr. Lawson worked in Victoria for some time before the war, being employed by the Hickman Tye Hard- ware Company. After 1915 he had made his headquarters in Everett and Seattle. for the greater part of the time in the employ of the Alaska

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