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Smoky Cit)’ t Cleaner

ciiuiii'siiiioiis TENOR___COMiNGt

AND HIS Anrisrs WILL GIVE on: coucsnr ONLY

D0 Y0" rfl-lly know wliiit a great ilrtllll PAUL DUFAUUI‘ lii? PAU-L

,0 have ‘Win fortiiiilii; DtrlidAUl/l‘ is one of the grpatgs‘ oturlilg ll qllllfll") a ziritlsts ‘ilvlill has ever set foot on ruinous Smoky 9"!’ W" ‘_ Prince luaward Island soil. (‘PAUL or cleaner. ‘Ibis l"°l""¢_ ULPALLI ls the finest and a is uuexcelled for roliw n greatest concert" Tenor in Cen- dust and dlrl "m" am ""7- 511?! U16 papers of Mel- ...“ calsuulinfl. "m 1;" bovine. (Australia). “PAUL tles and all lfllefmfmce; DUFAbLTiS voice is a pure ten- tiIIOIIS leaving U19 5'" 01" 11ml is ‘best described by the nu and brlslll- . . W0"! Bllllijltb. says mfhe Herald" [I16 tmuliis ‘*1’ New \ork. "ram. nunauur

ct away ["17" ‘ wring was a writable sensation." The eitiwYl-“Q "t "fllflmok {lllilllty oi his voice is ravishing I ivulls by “W; E 7 in richness, smoothness and col- y." “ "I'- "nil llowerfui in volume," says

rico 35 cents per tln—'

he’). Macs

9 (if... George St.

imam!» ._ """'

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For Your bster Factory, Equipment

TRY OUR HEAVY ATH TRAYS, SANITARY ALKING TABLES PIPE,

Ln“i;.-

TC. Anything in Sheet Metal

uppllfl] at, shortest notice.. ORDER NOW

red H. Trainer

80 iiriifitm Strut-t Phone ziosla.

(lpp. Prince Edward

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“The World” of New York,

The fact that such a celebrated artist us Paul Dufault is to honor the conimuuity with his presence "m" M09011)’ evenlng.where his marvellous voice will resound with a ncver-tolbetorgotten vi- bration at the Prince Edward. permit us to call the attention of our readers to important facts in connection with this extraordinary engagement. PAUL DUEAULT will sing next Monday nlgllt and will give one concert only. Then lic will continue his Canadian toui- and it would bc- your liiiit ohmic;- to hour such a great artist iii-i. cuusc ll is known that DUFAULT will still lii the ni-ur future for (limit, Jivpiin and Australia wliiirt- lic wil'l make ii fourth trlumpliul tout: "

l)lll<‘.\Il'l/l‘ is ameoiiiitunli-il by Emil ’l‘tit':intti, violinist, finned ull uvt-r the world uiid a grt-at pianist ALI-‘Rldll tfAlilililiit.

This iliiilcrtaklng to lbrlng such u lfllllly ofri-nowncdfiirtltits to tfhiirltiitt-lnwn represents ti guar~ anti-c or‘ no Hllllllll ziiiiount, it fact, ilot to iic surprised at wvhen out. nikt-s into (‘IIIIHIIIPTIIIIOII ihc tact iliui Ml‘. lluitiiilt uiitl his IIllS()(!lil' '11-‘ 11"" Ylllftlzientiilivca of tho llli-{lituli uiid miisat cuiiimgndublp form of entertainment. Secure your scuts at (nice. They ure- on sult- ut the theatre ticket office. You can hour and see front any purl. of the theatre. Although Ihu udvuni-e siulc lius exceeded ex- llectiitions, tlicrc are a number of good seats left.

No lurglca.

d o oration requir-

D \ ... m. ' r. (case's Ointmen. will rs- ‘ ve >oi. at. once and as certainly "l!" You. 60c. a box. all dealers. or udmanson. Rains & C0,, Limimd PKIIIWPJ. Sample box free if you nnntflm this pap» and ma”, 2,-

Do not suitor sn- other do‘ with Itching, feeding 0r Protrudln Piles.

l They all aslg for

lliCKEY’

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'i‘lic tobacco with a

flavor exclusively all its

tiwil,lt is i-ioillffcrcnt from other brands in regards

to quality, that you slinily will not

with anything also but iltirsi not crumble and I

satisfied tobacco adds

be Illckcyis. 'l‘hls mil tho lust ivhlcli

tin-ally towardskcoiloiny.

Hickey &

Tobacco Co., Ltd.

Nicholson

L>— I -_m_l . IO WIRES. 50 IN. HIGH

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can. “m.

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Dominion Fencing p

DOMINION WOVEN FENCING is _0ne _0f he best fences on the market today, and is suit-

'blc for farm, garden he best grade of open

alvanized with pure spel

villi the famous “Bul

mind; an!

L Asl~ik I

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, 0r lawn. It is lnadepf hearth steel wire, heavily ter. All fences fitted ldog” lock, thus assuring

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(ill of their high quality and durability. Orders ‘illed promptly. Following are the styles in

stock:

Style no. 532, 5 Strands, Style No. 540, 5 Strands, Style No. 640, 6 Strands, Style No. 740, 7 Strands,

Style No. 748, 7 S Style N0. 847, 8 S

Style No. 1050, 10 Strands,

Style No. 726, 7 S Style N0. 935, 9 S

All orders of 4O Rods or over freight pre‘

paid.

32 Inches high.

40 Inches high.

40 inches high. . 40 inches high, 48 Inches high. 47 Inches high. 50 Inches high. 6 Inches high. 5 Inches high.

trands, trends,

trands, 2 trands, 3

I

A full line of Fence Tools and assorted fen-_

chit.’ wire in stock.

‘lm-ll" per 100 lbs.

>~—»-_._._-_ ..__ _ ,,

SPECIAL, American Painted Barb Wire

' We clone daily at" 5.30.

THE ROGERS HARDWARE c0. mi wliillfiilltlllllil iletlii

IQM i\\\\\\\§ifllllll

IT PAYS to buy in this province.

MOIRS FRESH BULK CHOCO- LATES, all XXX grade, for salt- Ill. Johnson and Johnson, Drug‘

Klsls. soil FOR 8ALE-Quitntity No. 1 White l-‘ifc wheat, grailcd for

seed; price $3.00 bushel. Apply to Hope Mutch, Keppocb, Phone 11-5 111- 83414-294“.

NEW BABV CARRIAGES-By all means call and get one of Pot- onst carriages. to drive the new “helr" in. He should have the sir and how ‘better than in a handsome comfortable Paton carriage. 3i.

THOSE WONDERFUL $29.00 SUITS FOR fWOMEN.A great: rouge of suits placed on special Saturday sale at $29.00. It's the biggest sav- ing chance you have seen for many a moon. Moore & McLeod Limited 8382-4-30-ql

ANOTHER SALE OF, ‘MEN'S $25-00 SUlT8.The last lot was a good one and for this Saturday we are offering a record breaker. There are just 25 111.11“. If saving ls any object to you this lot of suits will flt the need. Moore & McLeod Limited 8382-4-30ql

CLOSING EMPLOYMENT OF-' FICE.-—’l‘he Eillplcyiilteiit tifflce con ducted in the Market Building for about a year under the lhriiiirtini-iit of Stilillers -(‘ivil lte-eiitubllshiitt-iit is Ila-lug closctl down lod-ay. Tho rc- ctirtls, supplies ctca, iirt- lit-lug shlllp t-d lo Ottawa.

IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 AD- VERTl8ERS.--Advertlsors arc res pcctfiilly reminded that copy and instructions must be ln the Guard- liin Ofllco not later than twelve noon each day except Saturday, when lhfi latest hour for changes or new gepy is 10 u. m. dtf

BUSINESS BLOCK SOLD.—'I‘lie llrowu block on South side Qiii-cii Square, occupied by ilii- firm oi PattiuistLtil. Including the large new annex Illl Sydney l,‘ siihi iit Auction its - 3 purt-liust-il by Mr. J. A preside-ill of Puioils l.ttl.,

tilt- fitui for $22,000. 'l‘llls is a spli-iiililtl business stand and Patoits Ltd are to bewziiiigrulutztti-tl utiiiii lii-lug so

for

fnrjiiinutt- its to l'f'l‘llll it.

MCKAY-MCLEOD WEDDlNG.—- .~\ very pretty wedding took place on Wciliit-stlaiy at iiooii, April 23th ut the home of the l)l'ltlt:'.~t parents. 7 Prince Street, Pity, WllPll Miss (livcntltillii Mciicoil, diliiiihter of Milrdticli A, and Mrs. Mclmtitl was unlit-ii In the holy bonds oi’ lllillfl motty ill Mr, John B. McKay. Sllrillll‘ lit-lii, l.ol (i7, 'l‘|lcy wt-rc IIIIZIIIUIIIIPII’ m.- lii-iiit- wu- given tiwuy by lii-r futht-r zind-Miss lllunrh Sinallwiiotl pluycil the wedding lilarcli. The ci-rcinniiy was performed by the Rev. 1‘ w. Goodwill. only the lmmeillate friends ot the contracting parties wort.- lii uttt-iitlaiitzc. The bride's costume was a blue taiiormatlt‘ stilt and shc carried n bouqet of t-nntatlmis and maiden hair f0"!- Afti-r the ivetiillilg a lunch was sen vt-d and the bridal party took the (iflfifllfifill train to Sprlngilelil Where tllov will reside. (_‘ottgratiilations.

CRAPAUD- The many friends of Mr. ILS, hit-Quurrio uro pleas- c,‘ to sci- him buck again ln h» store uflvi- his prolonged indispo sitioit. .\Ir llo~lil “dlllililllfl left re- t-t-tilly for Maine where he loft recclttly for Muillc \Vllt‘l‘i' lic

will lii‘ ribsi-nt for sonic time. Mr. O. l\'. . s has l‘I‘lIll'Ilf‘tI homo frtllil ilul IX WIIHI“ lie was spend

ing iht- wiiitci" tuklni: ti course in wireless tcli-gruplti". Mr. (lctirgt- Lowtliei" left recently to locate in the (‘uniitiluii Wt-st. Our cs ioenlcil blacksmith. Mr. Tlioiilus (‘obb ls ublo to he urtiiinil again after a severe iliiiICk of the. flu. Mr. Ilarold Sherrcii has i‘f‘llll‘l’li‘tl home from lloslon where he has I)I'(‘I1 spending IIlI‘ winter months. Mr. Jesse Scliiiiiiiitin, lute n. (‘hurlotloto\vn. is spcnillni: a few wcokn in (‘rap.'tuil, rt-iii-ivlng old zlctiiiiilntantles. lMr. Thomas Sturdy has his saw mill uguin in operation utter some IIPPGSSXIFY ropuirs "and judging by the [iilcs of logs ‘lying itrnunil, with the ex» pcctntltm of many more to come, Mr. Sloidy will the kept busy this summer. Tho friends of “Mr. Nell Lowtlit-r regret his indie-po- sition and hope for his specify re covery. Mr. Jamcs Slicrren has finished remodelling tho interior nf his- residence in a iiluiiner which for arfistlc gritndotir ls liiird to excel. Dc. Bovyer has disposed of recently to a party in Summer- sitlc one of his nice drivers for, it is said, a handsome figure. Mrs. Sarah McDonald had the misfortune rocuntiy to seriously strain hur ankle, necessitating her "being confined to the, house for some time. Mr. Wesley Cal‘

lbeck who is undergoing treat~ ment ln the P. E. 1. Hospital is reported to slowly improving

and intends r miilnglng for some can see at a glance pust what the time yet in that institution.

HBUY CARTER! RELIABLE‘

8EED8.— IIZOM-IZ-Mlllmth.

<Lz i

u. ll. C. llarris lye Specialist Office, Royal Bank Building, (Iharlot-

tetown.

Office Hours: 930-1230, 2-5.

Phone 68-Y

S. A. MCDONALD is sharia: "with hi; customer tlit- profits oil‘ ‘latiiriluyflg 531105, 2i

FOR SALE-A quantity of brick llciiry A. McTuvlsli, Eldon. 32251-4-29-31. ‘ BE READY to reccivc the enve- lopes tor ihc colimtlon for the Charlottetown Dispensary this morning and make your contribu- tion its generous as possible. ’ 8610. HAVE YOU SEEN Futons love-l ‘y carriages ill which baby can rest‘ =aslly ivlillc taking the air. Light easy running tbut thc very ucine of. good style. 3i,

CAVENDISH ClRCUlT.—-Mr. Syd uey J. Donnell will preach on Sun- day next in Cavendish, at 11 and New Glasgow at 7. Mr. Donnell, is taking charge ‘of this circuit ‘tor the summer months.

DiiD NOT SELL-A large num- ber attended the sale of the pro~ perty of Dr. ‘S. H. Jenkins offered 1t auction yesterday. Tile property ut.; not sellYTile highest bltl was .%b400; the reserve price was $9.- .» . '

WEATHER FORECAST. -— Fol- lowing is the wt-ittlici‘ forecast for Muyxl- 1st to 2m], cool. lirtl to 4th. lair and cool. 5th lo 8th, ruin. 9th lii 12th, sultry. 13th to l7tli,_ wluo, ruin uiid liuii. ltlth to 20. iiatmp, cool. 21st to 23rd, cool spell. .'.-Ith to 27th, full‘. 28th to iilst, storm pcriud. I

ORIGIN OF LEAP VEAR.——Tho Guardian ri-grots that through an oversight a cutting from another |)l.1[l“I‘ referring to the allege.) ot'l-' gin oi‘ Leap Year appeared in it recent issue. The paragraph, be- slilt-s being wholly liilucurutc was iii tixtzectlfugly bad taste. and under tirdliiary clrieiimstaiict-s would ll-JVt‘ lit-cu ri-ftisctl insertion lii ’l‘lic Guard luii, -. PURCHASED JOB PLANT.—-'l‘ho Patriot Publishing (Yoiiipuiiy has purcliaisi-tl tlii- job printing plullt ut’ ‘Mr. Rubi-rt blllvht-l whit-ii ,llt' llPIS operated iii tlic (lameron Block for many years. They are install- ing the plant at their own itremlst-s and lMr. Fllllllk Dlllion has been engaged as fortiinan 0i‘ the Depart- ment. lt is ullilerslnotl that MM. Mi-itilitill iiiit-ntls Lo join lils_ broth l‘1' Mr. t‘lizi.~i. Mitclit-ll in \Vt~slci'll (laiiatlzi for a time at least.

EARNSCLlFFE—'Mcssrs. Alli by Doyle and Dennis (‘urey have returned from ii visit with their friend, Mr ltit-lizird Carey, ldrencb Port. Mr. (Jyijils lugs has been ulp. pointed wliurfingcr at ilhinit Ptllllil wharf for this your. For the past few yours this officc has bot-n filled by Mr. Fred Nelson and a more courteous or obli-ging

titlflcial than Frederick there: could not ‘be. Anything that wits

shipped to this wharf was sure to bt- well taken cure of till it reaclv cil tlic owner's Iiands. vMr. Nelson ls buying potatoes this week. fie

May Joy , Without Alloy

The clioorful spring guys of out-of-

‘OO\‘

V Muy -wlll luro you doors. You'll want to motor, or participate in some favori- te sport.

But, the bright sun is going

“to be hnrshwitli skins arid

l. I

l

.:-¢°ml>lellons pinade delicate, lillldvflellfilllvfi through the ‘winter months.

>Laily Luxury Cream

will enable‘ you to enjoy the delights of alluring May with- oilt alloy.

This delightful preparation is neither greasy nr silcky- v and is ‘dalntlly perfumed. Aipply it freely fbcihrc going out and the iiu . yuys will have no injurious i-iTci-t on, your skin or complexion.

l 6

IT'S ALSO FINE FOR HEALING CHAPS.

Johnson 8i Johnson I

TH E QUALITV DRUG- ‘TORI

4 COR. KENT l PRINCE 8T8. 4

4 'O Q-Q

IT PAYHS to buy in this province. ‘I

THE cniinnorrsrown GUARDIAN.

TliE CENTRAL ICIJARDIAN I

today

Provincial Taxis Boys’ (‘onferi-iirc. Charloilettiwii, l’. l1. l., llilll. ‘luv . ; E it" '. _

Lil

Charmin of Campaign L0

l A few facts from

PII YSH

ussociulitili. I'1l)l'( ‘.\

'l‘hcrt2 uicrc‘ nine socials during the year. - R l‘)l.l(

John 'l‘.

3 Mission Study Cl All our work we

has been paying $2.60 for rods t _ _

anti $2.25 tor lain-s. rho Ennis- , possible to build up the liClltflilllfidyiftl of tho filivti (Inf "Hi0 it'd" i s tliiili BOYS “m; Mom ‘

.7 lei)", it}? livili§i.iiw'yrl...lmi."ll. ‘ w iiols" wonK

ri-siilt of the YOUII work dtn< , _

tIilrlni-r tlit- years Mr Nell Pfiillélri‘ . A‘ A’ r“|""."".v~ ( lmlrnmn-

was road muster. No sun Sut- I - . .

.,,-i.,,y; ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,-,.,,,, ,,,,._ C“, 0,, n co-operittioll with the churches through the tlllll chc-urless days the courior LQca] Advisory Connniuee

will iiiztltjv us liy phone tho patrons ~

on his roulc will mot-t lilm tit the i notewm

inii.--.i.oi-..in;ii llrlilge. tzoi- tin-ii l

mull. '

l4 Bldg for Mid Week Sessions _ ._,-___,____,_ _,_,_._.-_,i r \125 Boys enrollgd’ ' " o¢o-0440-¢o~0oo0~4-40¢000ao’ ’ ;\ F0“. 0f I 14 Practical 'l‘ztlks, } t Course MISSK n Heroes

weekly Bible Study pe

ference; 4 Ifztthel- and Events; Hobby Exhibit.

347S-4-2tiiii wftli.

‘ oo4+0+w+o+u 0o moeoo 0044

IN MEllllRlAM

MR. JESSE/WATTS

.»\ titan “after (lodK-i own houit“ passed away on Feb. 21st. 1020 iii the pcrstiii of Mi‘. Jesse Wutis of West Cove lloail. lie was born some ti!) years ago at llurbor Grace, lJt-tviouiiilluiitl. While a boy he movt-tl to t(‘li:lrlotli\to\\'it Royalty, l‘. E. l. and litter to Grand Trucu~ tile, wilt-re lic rt-sltlcil a tiuinber of wars. When 24 years of age he married Miss Emily Lariier of Georgetown, who proved a true help-mate to him in the succeeding years. Sixteen years ago he took up his resilience at West Cove Ilcntl wllero ho ctldeareil illinstilf to ull, by his kindly’ quit-t way and chilstliln integrity. lie fri-iiiictiily’ spoke oi’ the duty, whi-ti as u youth of l6, he sought the Lord, uiid ex- perienced that change of lllHlfl through which lives tire Illllilf‘ uiiew. lIIllllPtllfllPlY he bet-attic n Illvlllllvl‘ tif illtt Nloiliiitllsl t‘lllll‘f‘ll uiid list-ti his talents lii the blus- tor‘s st-rvlci‘. biilli us. silpcrIilti-ii- dcilt of Illf‘ Plt-usunt (Irovt- Siiiiduy school aii,| its t‘ ‘ Leult-i". l.ut<-i' in llfc, as his t-llrisliuil i'\lll‘l‘lt'llt't' grew rlpcr, hi‘ lici-umi- u Loi-ul Pri-ttchcr, untl \vlit»ii<-vi~i~ ht-urd, hi» words wt-rc. ,-is"l.ivi1 couh, from off the ullutf’ uiid \\'I'l'i' hut-kiwi by a living PXJIPFIPIICI‘ ivhli-li in idc ill"lI\ tneitsagcs of power untl coiivit-tioil. Always he. foiillil tiiispvzikublt- Jill’ in witnessing to lln- tm-rt-v of u loving God. lliiftlrtutlutt-Lv, .i \\'l‘l‘k or so before his ill-cease, ht- con- tracted a severe chill which dc- veloped into ptleuiiloniu uiid eiltlt-tl fatally. During his closing hours he was tieoply conscious oi‘ the Master's presence; uiid sling INT‘. vently "Rock of ages, cleft for iuei"

Campaign May 2nd t0 8th CHARLOTTETOWN

More will follow

J. .\. Mrlllillnil, (‘li:ii|'|ii:iii. The largest; (lyllllltlfillllll classes in lllSl0l'_\' of

I Dr. .I. II. Ayers (‘Iiuii-iiiaii.

D

1 ll leciiirttsultiriilg your. l-icutliiig Room 1,500 1 ‘volumes, 25 nlugzlziiles, 22 tluily~ papers found ‘ iii reading room.

> I S()(.‘I.\ If

llr, I. J. You, (‘liuii-nitiii.

Jlt-Kt-iizic, (‘Iiaii-iiiiiii. 2 Theatre Meetings. 2 Series Noon Prayer Meetings.

coilsiiler heading and we huvi- (‘ll(l(‘:-l\’tll‘(‘(l in every way

13 Silnday SChO0l,,,Qlii.-5S£S_LlSO(l Y M. C. A.

Council Bible Study ‘iXalllllllllltlllS; H2 pi-tiililsl-tl t0 observe The Morning Watch; Tit; 'l‘rilil litm- gers Summer Camp; 42 'l‘u.\:is lioys ut Fall (‘nu--

Are the u... of

V, “L” . ,1» ,. \' .

l0Ill0If0W. y .

lUlltll-‘tl threc such (‘tmfcrrrici-s diii

‘$8.000 Dollars wanton...

This will cotter

his full time, wi debtediiess as

interest 0f Boys

cal

C. A.

our i919 Report.

‘i'\ll

'l‘l().\'.~\ l.

and four bunqtiets lu-ltl

IIOFS

EIRSPS.

coilios under this

the ftilltnving is

gram, provide a secretary to give

share in the splendid uork tlzut is being carried on by the Nfillliiiill Cotincil in this: PfOVlil-(‘C lll lllt‘

‘Work. '

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Y. . -tt.,lxil’AlGN

M Stilt

Synopsis ' . ,:t.'. iktlil Activities lftliziyzdi. - * A ' iiiirii i0llS ‘l

in; Hit

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wt

the L‘lll{il'_!{t'tl [illi-

pc out all local ll‘:- well us h2l'\'ill;>' {l

li.W.Steitis,llsq.

t Treasurer . t

pooch

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liulpt-tl vari-

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or ill‘l'l\'lll{§

90-OO0§§O—§¢0>¢400-4009§>OPOVQOOOOOQOOOQVQ+QOO voooro+c

ti~ ill t>l"» - ~ u» through Y. M, i‘, .\.

*.lill~l' t .‘ ..~-t.t~-\' ytivcs full libiii d-iriu t t= Y ~ hi‘: fold work _ l-\:‘l‘\'lI.'t-_

ill _ l,‘

Ewen plac- tultill l3..i=_~' '

of this has

t. W»; iiilllllllll

lit-oil lawn-E; -t i‘l'<>\."ii‘.<'l:tl Ad-

\'l;~‘i‘l'_‘,' lR-iil 1i . l i- viiwii-iiig: house

forl‘.1ij~f\"~-~fl= llll‘ l"i"l\'lllt!Q. ‘I » l; l: 53H Yul-

. 3 i" ‘ lr.:_\',< contri- ltillvtl f .‘

l!‘ lciitlztiivt.

ll- i): l ' p». \‘lt'L'.

l‘? t". iiii-l\i.-~c1. l r

t-p f1‘. 'l‘.>i;1l ut- / - l

Fiirisiiuli sci--

ll" .i»ii foili- fold

1 l ll boys,

iieni; l‘; 2 viittix. '

Ave. uige atitciltlailce 90. to Aciivillt-s

six and tell lossoil Studies. All ciirollctl in riotl; $1.’; tool: Natiollzll

Son liziltilllcis; (l Stu-tail

ov++u< 0c oecoeooovovo v0 o vow}ooarooouvaoomrooeeoyooav¢vvH¢ H++++++¢4v-+~+v+¢+++vo+o+w v o-¢+o+<4+¢¢¢.. .+¢,+“‘,,,,

Mooooooooooooocoovoooo

untl rcpt-alvtlly‘ risked for roudllit: from llli‘ "itlil blur-it Iitmk" \\‘lllt'll liv liivi-ti so well. Nt-i-tlli-ss lo say, his lost: is ilt-oply felt, uiid his lllilPl‘ will he iiuril to fill. hiuiiy \\'I'l‘i' iliv t'\|ll't'.*l:ili)llS of syiiipiiilly with tin- \\'liIl\\\' uiid relatives on the day of the funeral, when his Pastor, ittv. it. ii. IAIIIPIOIIIIB (‘Ollilllflltlll divine service :lt the llllllll’. all feeling that In the passing oi‘ Mr. ‘Watts they liad lost a friend. in- terment \\'.'lE-l lllililt‘ ut. the York cciiietry. Besides his lvliliiiv, ht- lttuvt-s three brothers and sisters. vlz:—~llenjaililu of 'l‘raciidle, llcury <1. of Pleusantdlrove, Frederick oil York, Mrs. Null Higgins and Airs! Wm. (‘iii-r of llrookllnc, lilacs, and‘ “his llosllc of BOl-IIOILU. IS.

"Servant of Gnil wcll done"

Thy glorious wrirfsrt-‘s past;

'l‘hi- huttlt-‘s fought, won. '

Anti thou urt crowuetl at lust." (Patriot pit-use copy)

~-_<-o>—--- PETER TRAINOR

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