_ midnight oi the previous day at the ripe age oi SBVEiity_g1B}-|g.

connected throughout the 3e11,,“

; biiensive nature and much respect-

5 which work he had attained to a very successiul. Over twelve yesa-s

. at Palette, P. E. 1., but uniortim.

i_, an ’ _ his trade. At times the complaint " caused him the most intense sui-

pelied to spend nearly all oi the ' last ten years oi his lite in bed ind under medical care.

light years. 'l‘here are no children.

‘mmiort oi the chronic

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GREAT SONG HIT! “DOWN STREAM. DRIFPER."

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WILLIAM PUNTAN

On Wednesday afternoon, gm. lbry 24th, the mortal remains oi the uh Vllllliam Puntan war-g 1.1.1 to rest at the Beliast Church Cem- etery. he having passed "my m,

The deceased, who was widely; 415m“. was oi a retiring and in.

'1 H0 119d spent over iorty years in Boston, working at his trade house painter and decorator,

high stage 0i skill and had been ago he returned to his old home

IWLV over fen years ago he be an

iering from a nerve cornpl t which it is surmised was the result n while j “ at

Iering, consequently he was oom-

He was most tenderly cared ior h! his devoted partner in liie, to hom he had been joined in the ds oi matrimony ior forty-

Mso at the home there live two liters oi the deceased, Mrs. Boss, who is widowed. and Annie, who II unmarried, both oi whom were aiiectionaieiy interested in the invalid oi the home. The only other direct relative is another sister, Mrs. Jen- llartin, Mount Buchanan, who also amen the mourners.

The deceased was a member oi the Belted. Presbyterian Church,

,’Tolhnla(Jough lnaHurryJiix

lsissaisoainsi Jletiasklngl

the deep appreciation with which

tions oi christian comfort to the much upon "the things that are

above” during his many years oi liinaw.

KDOWH

large company a spiritual instruction from

eous. ‘ s o! the

mittal service.

kindly husband and brother. (Patriot, please copy)

Grewhi-lloomeii

IDCKEPORT. 1V, 8., Jan

auxiliary schooner A. W. 1mm“!!! was being pounded to pieces t0- night by sullen seas that piled her on the rocks at Western Head

E .1 Tlﬁggtlhmne

and the pastor, Rev. D. b Gril- fiths, during the iuneral service at the home made kindly reierenoe to

the late Mr. Puntan considered the pastor's visits, and oi his ministra-

decessed, who apparently dwelt

Although the travelling was not of’ the most pleasant kind on the day oi the iuneral, there was gath- ered quite a large concourse oi peo- ple, ior the dewased was widely

Rev. Mr. Griffiths spoke to the iew words oi those words in Holy V7111, "Let me die the death oi the righteous. and let my end be like his," emphasizing that the only way we may hope to die the death oi the righteous is that we live the liie oi the right-

Presbyterian Church led in the rendering of the three hymns, “Jesus. Lover oi My Soul," "Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me." and “Bale in the Arms oi Jesus." Cornwall Y. P. D. inv ting ‘lrinity t Many oi the congregation iollow- "h" “m” m“ ‘ ed the remains to Belfast Cemet- ery, where the pastor read the rom-

Much sympathy is expresod to- wards the eorrowing widow and the three sisters above mentioned. W110 are leit to mourn their loss oi a

Schooner Landed

(C. P. b! Guardian’: Special Wlrel 28-Ju- garded as a total loss, the battered

Trinity Y. P. D.

Every Friday evening. at 8 o'clock the Young People's Department o! Trinity United Church. in Char-

Thls is a very act.ve society oi young people, and, each meeting. new members couie to take advant- age oi the excellent program when isoiieredlnspiteodthe largest- tendance at the present time, any young people in the City who care to do so, are cordially srviied to attend.

last Friday evening the program which is typical oi all the weekly meetings, was as follows: Pint a short devotional service was held w.th Miss Alice Fraser leading. Several hymns were sung, scrip- ture wasremandthegruupwas led in prayer by Dr. Ramsay. Miss Freda Coiwill, who is Rapist, was at the piano. In the absence oi the President, Jack MacKenzie, the business part oi the meeting was conducted by the Vice President. Fred Large. A letter imm the

Y. P. D. to visit them, was read by 1M1". Brown. it was decided to accept the invitation on February G

Mention oi the claws was made in a previous .tem. A rnoxe daze-il- ed report may appear. Immediate- ly alter the classes the Drama class presented a play, ‘The Boy Comes The various char- actors in ch; cast were taken by Fred Large Donald Boothroyd. Marjorie Fraser and Margaret Mc- Eachem. Following the pay games were held and iinally colic; sill doughnuts: were disposed oi.

All the classes are very popular,

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IN CHAPTER 8

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Great Increase

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Maritime -

Freight Traffic

Three Times As-L-Eny Car-loads O. P.E.I.Turnips And Potatoes Ship ‘ ped ThusFarllisYeer Over Last.

HALIFAX, Jan am-Oarloadingsiz: the Atlantic Region, Canadian. Nat- ional Railways, in the first three weeks oi January have shown an increase o! 48 per cent over the corresponding period last year.

Three times as many carloads o1’ potatoes and turnips had been shipped thus iar this year irom Prince Edward Island. There had been 901 cars loaded as compared with the previous year's iiguru, 885 cars. Already 644 carloads oi tur- nips had gone iorward as compar- ed with 256 during the same period last year.

Every available member oi train and engine crews in the Maritime district has been called hack to work and is now receiving steady employment handling this unpre- cedented rush in heavy ireight

Rail officials are now iaoed with the need oi holding oonmetitive ex- aminations ior the position oi en- gineers, ii conductors and hi‘menii, ‘business im- provement keeps up and there is every indication that it will. -~

The Atlantic Region would show a very tial operating surp- lm had it not been ior unpreced- ented costs ,0!’ snow removal brought on by the most severe win- ter in decades.

The increased traiilc is due t0 heavy shipments oi coal from Cape Breton to Central Canada markets aided by Dominion subventious

loitetown, meet in the sooisl hall. mm‘:

and the biggest lumber export bus- iness in decades made possible by Ottawa conierenoe agreemen‘ . These encouraging business hots ioretelling trade recovery in the Maritime provinces and particular- ly in Nova Scotia came iron: the General Man oi the Atlantic Region. Canadian National Rail- ways, W. U. Appleton, Momma, who was in Hsliiax yesterday. lax night, he leit ior Sydney to discuss trafiic problems with oiflolals ct the Dominion Steel and Coal Oom- pany who are calling ior more and more "hoppers" to convey Nova Sootia. coal to waiting market. "The pick-up commenced in July 1933," Mr. Appleton declared in dil- cussing the improved ireight situa- tion. “It gradually inc-ease‘?

year, but January has been a mad rush "

Lsstyearonly s: ‘ ’ oi coal want iorward to points in Quebec out- side Nor-ands during the iirst than weeks in January. This year al- ready SM carloam have been hand- led-over six times as much dur-

Region showed an increase oi I.- Mointhsiirst thneweekaofthe New Year.

Export traiiio through the port

oi Haliiax according to the trans- portation manager- would show in excess oi a '70 per cent increase.

Carnival at Bedeque

Despite the bad roads and some- very large crowd turned out to witness one oi the best carnivals that was ever held in Bedeque Erik. First the children oi school age went on the ice ior hali an hour while their costurnu were judged then as the children retired grown ups came on and had their costumes iuiged. The qrcctators were then thrilled with muse and aﬁniration as the ice was rim-my covered by skaters with gay and brilliant costumes, and bright colored srcamers. love'y birtterilies, angel wings. snowball rise, darkcy rgs etc. etc. all swing- ingmundiothsstrainsofOOa-n-

Santa next the boards. The judtlnt whoh was a diiiicult

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Groom: First prise girls. Mal‘! Camriiell, Freetown as Butterﬂy; second wine Ruth Leard as Princess time 0f Phnrah. First prise B078. nneth Archibald as llicksy use; second prise. Boyd Cahill aa hockey b0)’.

Following are some oi the ris! worthy oi mention: Blanche Noon- an, Queen of Hearts, Gladys Blast- mnns and Myrm Nonnan. Winter! Night; M's. Percy Allen.

Mrs. George Henderson, miter?“

and lists Dewson-Jiarmilttm; Gladysllrmhnlaaklaltbnlw- Iiaslt

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IPIGKAI-D l 00-. are unload- car oi Old Sydney Screened. and. 511N231

CIUIOI NOTICE-l will hold Divine Service in Ulgg Orange Hall.

wsnnnvo unis-m mar- riage oi Gladys W. lrowther. Bearis- town to Neil 1'.

r. Archibald. m cene-'

wick ior a short honeymoon.

ENIOYABLI snsrorr DIlVl-l The young people o! Baint John's

church, Crapaud. hell an enjoy-

able sleigh-drive on ‘nieaday, Jan- uary 23. They met at Orapaud cor- ner and drove to the hcme oi Mrs Wiirsd Ferguson at Hampton, a distance of about nve miles. Games were played until eleven delpw when refreshments were served. The rest o: thsavenLng was spent in an enjoyable sing-song. Tm

organist, Miss Ethel Inman l:d in gals:

Maritime Life Shows Remarkable Gain In Assets

the singingﬂrlme partybroke m at one o'clock, after a very pleasant evening.

JUNIOR BID CD08! MIITIIG —'I‘ha Busy Bees oi Ronnie's Road

School held their Red Cross meet- <

Bradshaw, lliddle- a: ‘ on . 11

Live ior who alter suilering has iound couple re through Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. Now he knows how less has beenhis suilering. mstchless remedy gives sure help to all atiiicud with asthma. Inhaled as

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ing on January 19th. ‘rhe president presided. Xinutn 01 last meeting were read and adopted. Roll call

wasanswaodbyseventeenmsm beraeash

the iollowing

program carried out by the pupils. Recita- Bsnoit Gallant; Recitation, Duet: Edna and Rita Proctor; Recitation, Edgar Martin; Solo. Helena hurt-tn; Recitation. Robert Andrews; Recitation, Helena Proctor

tlon, Lloyd Hickox;

Hilda Hickox; Recitation,

Proctor; Recitation. Edna

teaming l-‘ltckox: Solo. Edgar Martin: Reci tation, lavnenee Htrrs; Recitation

Gladys Andrews; Duet, Helena

Martin and Houlton Maclnnis (en

i Recitations. Hilda Blokes.

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close.

ANNUAL

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Proiitt; Vestry, Mir. Clarke Fall. Whitﬁeld ed Mae-

Crisplilooroand 8.1?»

Reentry Mali-a II. R. Prciitt, I. r. w. momma. Crisp

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giving his or her birth- day and birthstone. Next roll call t0 be answered by iavorite hams. It wasdecidedtotskeupacollection at next meeting. Artsr discussion was than 3P

OIIUIII MEETING- The annual meeting oi Saint John's Church. Crapaud, was held in the church on January 22 at 2.80 p-m-

Ocmmiﬂea W. Pruﬂtt. Moore.

security to Pslieyholllen Noﬂoeable Feature cl Deport-

Tbs Annual Meeting oi the share- holders of the Maritime Life As- surance Company was held at the Home Otiiee oi the company, Page Buildinl. Baliias, N. 8., ihursday. th day oi January 1984.

The reports than presented show that in spite oi the diﬂicirlt times which have been experienced by all Lite Insurance 1 panics during the past year, the Maritime Llie made a very satisfactory showing,

which will approximate 6% iuall Canadian Companies. This Com- panyshowswallundsr1%,andevsn so,itl,. ' inoomsoieﬂibillm shawl an increase over the prev-

ious year.

This institution now has amets oi 81,481,384, an oi 12% over 1032, and it has reserves oi $1,129,008.

Alter making provisim for writ- lng down investments to the values

oi‘ Insur-

isablatoahowaverylargsratio oi assets to liabilities. It now has $122.00 of assets ior every $100.00 oi liabilities, and in addition the uncalled capital provides its policy- holders wlth a further 000.00 oi protection (or ever! M0030 of lia- bilities. ‘This Dﬂllﬂil is altogether remarks .

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