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MRS. J. F. EASTON. North Wiltshlre. 0’LEARY FARMERS CO-0P., 0’Leary. ALVIN McDONALD, Covehead

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MRS. E. S. ROSE, East Baltic.

SWIFT CANADIAN C0. LTD., Charlottetown.

The following supply Turkey Paul's: HERBERT MATTHEWS, Alberton. B. H. TURNER, 0’Leary.

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QUKJKIES By Ken Reynolds

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u e ver r. the _ ltsr, and Heart with cluster. returned to oonix this weekJer his first visit ln three gen.

Ool. . A. Hunt. former civil en- Ilueer in the Yuma bureau of re- clamation office, came here to visit his aunt, ma. E. ll. Killer. ens Mr. Killer at their home, W! lent Roma avgue. t h ‘

e ve eran, w e grew un n Miami, but was born in ‘Iryon. P; 2.1.. is on terminal leave until Ap- ril. In the army for almost five years. he s nt 21 months in the

oilean t eetre before returning to th s country.

Wh ie oversees he took pert in the Erouthern France. Ardennes. Rhineland, and Central Europe campaigns. He won the Silver Star Medal, awarded for geilan ' action, when ‘he continued to direct an armored task force near Gha- teau Saline, France, after beinl wounded. The action took place in November, 19M.

The! Purple Heart which he re- ceived on that occasion was his second. He was awarded the first {or wounds received a month earl-

er

He won the Bronze Star for mer- itorious service ln Germany. Colonel Hunt served with the Fourth Armored Division.

0n leaving here today he will go to Southern California for a vacation. then return to his pree- ent home in Salt Lake Oity. Re will work with the bureau of re- clamation there.

Col. H. A. Hunt who is the son of the late Mrs. L. G. Hunt who was formerly Mrs. Frankie llowatt of ‘In-yon, P.E.I. was born on P. Eldgoing to A one. when e smal chil . H; still es friends an relatives in this Province who will learn with satisfaction of his successful career. ‘

Ill MEMUBIAM

MR. HENRY WOOD

The residents of Southport. and vicinity were deeply shocked when they learned of the suddlen se- ing on November 1E, o enry Wood, a highly-esteemed farmer of that district.

The late Mr. Wood, although not feeling very well that day, had

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his marriage in i893, to Mary Ms- tiida, daughter of Charles and Mrs. Stewart of Mt. Albion, and settled at Johnston's River. He lived there for a number of years before moving to Mt. Herbert. Later he moved to where he spent the last 22 years. He was a great lover of horses. and was well known throughout the province as a horseman. leaves to mourn his narrowing widow, one son Harry of Mt. Her- bert and five grandchildren also three brothers and three sisters; Leonard, Ho/peton; Seymour Mt. Herbert; Matthew, Cross Roads; Ella, Mrs. William Stewart, Char- lottetown; Jane, Mrs. George Bal- lem, Cross Roads; Ida, Mrs. Wil- llsm Lane, Saskatchewan. A ria

predeceased him.

The funeral which was largely attended was held from his late

Lord is My Shepherd, and Abide With Me. Parley

The pallbearers were: Mulch, Malcolm MacD Lund, Ernest Maclnnis Kelly, John Aylward. e floral tributes were: Pillbw, lamlly; wreaths, Ida and family: Leonard Jessie and Mary; Sprays, Mr. an Mrs. Welter Wood and fami ' Il- 1n, Hazel and Insure; Mr. an Mrs. d and Gordon; Y.P.U. Mt. Herbert United Church" Rul- sell Wood- m. and m. inney Mutch end family; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bemm; Seymour Wood and family; Matthew, Maude and Ill- ter Jane; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wood; Roses-Jim, Beatrice and family.

' Bard of Thanks

Wood, Southport, w sh to thank their neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness shown them during their recent sad hereavu ment. 1-90-11

(lard of Thanks

I wish to express m sincere thanks to the Doctors, Ngrses and staff of the Prince Cotmty Hospital. l Also tn the Clergy and all other friends wiho kindly lunembered me during my illness.

Gratefully,

Mrs. Pearl Maolellie.

1-30-1i.

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CHEST C QLD Sooihes BRONCHITIS

Have you an old chronic

been about his duties as usual that coufi-h that has settled deeP in ashlar. but passed away thrvush thecavitles of your chest? No He was. born at Mt. Herbert on ordmary remedy m“ “d yo!’ of Dec. 1s. 1811 and lived there until your trouble. Only specialized medication will give you the relief you seek. If you really want to stop coughing, if you want soothing, effective relief. 5013mm", why not seek help from Poisons Cough Syrup. You must master yourvdeep-seated m cough. the mucus from the bac of your throat. Clogged-up breathing passages must ,be rid‘ of bacteria-laden phlegm. Rely 0n Poison’: Cough Syrup to help ‘you; it is- ‘the modern, the soothing. m, Charlotte, Mrs. Gephas Acorn cough remedy that is so popular" today. Fight off your throat trouble, clear upyour cough, residence to Mt. Herbert Cemetery. get back to good health again;-

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JDSEPH McQUAlD Relatives and friends throughout

the surrounding district ot St. Teresa, learned the death of Joseph 3116M)’

with deep rmet MoQ a peeled cltizm and e

res long resident of that. community st ohe ease of eiguitymut y

ears. sud been in failing lseaiih for

some time and was frequently via- The family of te late Henry 11-

his R Jiasilt; ken “MW” °" hi“... lsuroh of

mom . ‘the late Mr. McQucid was known as a. man o1 sterling qualities. Hon-

est and upright in dealt with his fellow men, a neig , ever hand utter

. and see the good in others. ,

His wife predeceased him twenty-one years ago, also two some and two daiuhters. Ambrose, Percy, Rosella and Kathleen. ‘Iihere are left to mourn and cherish the mem-

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