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The death oi Rev. Frederick

WW". P111108 Edward Island, Bat- urday. January 30th, 19:12.

Mr. Clay was born in Halifax, Nova Scotin, Dec. 6th, 1865, the son oi the late Rev. Dr. Edwin 811d 547N115 P1190 and grandson oi the late Hon. H. J. Pineo. His childhood was spent in Haliiax, the family later moving to Pug. wash, N. S. In 1887 Mr. Clay mar- ried Deborah Louise, daughter oi the late Angus Brien and Mary

Ipwther oi Victoria, P. B. I. Flor several years Mr; Clny followed the sea. holding n

Master Mariner's certificate. In 1900 Mr. Clay was ordained to the christian ministry, after having attended the Moody Bible Insti-

He held pastorates in Maine, Pennsylvania, New York, Massa- chusetts and his last pastorate be- ing in Virginia. Mr. Clay was much in demand as a lecturer. I-le pos- sessed an unusually keen mind ‘which was a. storehouse oi much -oi the best in literature and he had a. sympathetic interest in all humanity. I-Ils mind and heart were also richly stored with Bible wisdom, and his gift ior leader- ship Ln public prayer will long be remembered. Mr. Clay possessed a God-given voice and always took great pleasure in singing, especial- ly for the aged.

In 1910 Mr. Clay established the Minnie Clay Fresh Air Camp in memory oi his daughter, who died in 1909 at the age oi 16 years During the summer months this camp cared for small children from the slums oi’ New York City. During the World War Mr. Clay was in Y. M. C. A. work acting as gMilitary Secretary and caring (or the returned soldiers in Halifax.

Mr. Clay was greatly interested ‘in Boy Scouts, and had received the highest honor conierred by

NEW ANNAN SCHOOL Grade IV b-1. Tessie Mclnnls. . Grade IV b—~1. Ruth Tpplin; Honor R011 I01‘ 111011U1 0f January, ‘Edna, Daizlel; 8. Robert Dnizlel. Grade I 11-1, Phyllis M0859: 1| Grade V-l. Ruth I-luplin; 2_ luoIrllIncDm-lnld: 3.151180 ‘P1111111. William Dnlzlcl; 3. Eldon Schur- Gratin l b-l. Reginald; 2. Owen mm, liclVill fllllS. Grade IX-l. Ruth Moose; 2. Grade Ill-1_ James Tuifllfli 2. Gertie Mclnnis; 3_ Greta. Hcggarty. bill‘. Ehmau; 3. Ruth Dnlziel. Grade X-l. Margaret lmman; 2.

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Grade IV a-l. Inrralne Mc- Mury Heggarty. mus; 2. June Dalziel; 3. Francisl Emmy; Teacher, Fred Bowness.

Tuissmc LETTER coiursr

Here is a chance to win a valuable prize. ln some of the advertisements appearing in the contest you will iind a missing letter. These missing Iciiers put together will form the name of some firm on the page on which the prize winning solution will be decided. Accuracy in forming the correctnzime will be the first consideration, but neatness, originality and speed in gelling a solution to the contest editor will also count. Four valuable prizes this week. Get busy. Find the missing letters. Compose“ them in to the firm’s name and mail your answer to the Contest Editor Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. I. to reach him not later than Tuesday night. ‘

Contestants must enclose with their solution a current week paid bill from one of the advertisers in The Missing Letter Competition.

Last Week's Winners:-

l. Mrs. Hubert Strickland, 4 Spring Park Rood. i. Miss Ina MacDonald, York.

3. Margaret Hawkins, 215 Cumberland St.

l. Daniel MacKenzie, Fredericton.

A B...rei'.31;..¢¢o and a‘. better cure-that accounts, lorvthe popularity of our.‘

“eu'c|crw|sr" curzwmo HICKIEYo nrcuorson

that organization. holding a pastorate in iilew York, Mr. Clay rescued a mefirer and three children from death during a. runaway. For this heroism he was awarded a. Carnegie Bronze .Medal. It was during this rescue lMr. Clay received the ‘which resulted in his death. I"Greater love hath no man than this; that a. man lay down his ;lii'e for his friends." ' Mr. Clay is survived by his wid- 10w and three daughters, Edna C. IFaxon oi Lee, Massachusetts, Rena ‘C. Goodridge oi Newfane, New ‘York, Ruth C. Neary oi Nampa, . Idaho, one son, Harry V. Clay oi iBangor, Maine, six grandchildren, I two brothers, Edwin oi Vancouver, iBrit-ish Columbia and Dr. Havelock '0! Saskatchewan. The funeral services were held Thursday after- lnoon at two o'clock from his late lhome in Victoria, Prince Edward Island, and were very largely at- ltended. They were in charge oi ‘Rev. Mr. Crossmrm oi the Baptist ‘Church, assisted by Rev. Mr. Bridgcwater of Saint John's Epis- copal Church and Rev. Mr. Ayers 0t the United Church. The com- bined choirs oi these churches sung “Whenthe Roll Is Called Up Yonder" and "Some Day We'll Understand." Mrs. Richard Met- calf sung “Shadows" as a. solo. Following this service thc True Brothers Lodge oi Masons took charge and their beautiful and im- pressive service was used, Mr. Clay being a. 32‘ Mason. There were many floral tributes among them being the Masonic emblem. Interment was made in the family plot in Victoria. Cemetery. The bearers were Webster Bol- ter, Edward Boswell, Miner Mc- Nevln, Albert Sharon, William Lea and Cran Wright.

, Isaac Newton was born on Christ- mas Day.

Ii POIILTRY

EGGS

At the price EGGS and POULTRY are selling today what is there either on the farm or in the barnyard that can better. And ii fed with a liberal supply of our cele- baled BLATCIlI-‘ORIPS POULTRY FEEDS will ow- duce large quantities oi EGGS at a nominal cost.

BLATCIIFORIYS E 6G MASK will produce larger quantities than any c111" feed.

‘flney smut "L11! 0r bust" If fed with IILATCllI-‘ORIYS- Get some today. Sold In :1" quantity. Prices lower. o1‘ sale at our SEED AND FEED

Garter & 0o. Limited

Miles Clay occurred in Charlotte-l

tute in Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A. v

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THE SKATING

SEASON is 110w on

Enjoy the sport this your with n new pnlr of

STARR SKAES

We have a full liner-ill nine» nud prices,

The Rogers Hardware 00., Limited

SNOES OYEII

Let us Dye Shoes to match your dress. Any color imag- iuble,

Wright Shoe 0o.

formerly ALLETB

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Stormy Weather Ahead

We deliver rain or shine to all parts oi" the city-

For Fish or Meat Remember

J. A. LAWSON

Phone 1063 135 Euston Si.

SALE

All our Coats at 2592, 33 1-351. 50% Discount.

II. A. BRIIGE

MEN'S WEAR.

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The Popular llrulglnl rreslrluihnra , Toilet man-rm, .'.....1y, s.....1.1..= J suppuu g ‘NE Al.“ TO PLEASE I'll Queen fir. Phone I'll Charlottetown.

PHONE IOIU Tlliif Culln

Ben's TAXI

belt In service and Carl Day and Nlxlri.

BEN'S TAXI

1l7 K011i Fl. Charlottetown,

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WINER OVERCOAT

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Write us for Prices,

CIIARIXYIVFIYPOWN CAN CO., LTD.

use nothing but the best. INDUSTRY

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Shoe Shiliie Parlor

Shoes Dyed any Color Tc‘. n; 175 Que-s: it.

Uules: you ure looking for Style. Flt lllil (luulily. “e Inn‘! It. I50 Overrnail in clmulr‘ from. You will Ire lllfllifll nl the rrnaouubln prim-n,

KELLY 6f IVIncINNlS

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Phone ill Iii.‘- iircnt George ill.

GENERAL STORE

We carry n complete stock m the right price.

C. H. HORTON

""1111 Illfrr. I‘. l5. I.

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G. G. NEESGIIEN

The Imrrrrlnl Ilruznturn TOILET ARTIFIJEQ nprrlnllre In Illcprnslnr:

Prescriptions. Smoke Supplies Phone 772. I58 Queen 8t. Chnrloiicinwn

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ilrrilery recharging and ‘Winter Siorirgo. (‘i\!‘I'Z\l.ill‘~. 21ml Sliirlcrs rc-

fflillll. "Spray Painting: w Specially. 8!; licui. i-‘lrcut f Clrnrullcioryrr, l‘. l5. I.

Is Your Gar Ready For Winter?

Consult our 25 item check up for $7.50, Hear our Stewart “lnrnvr llntllirx. “World Wide Reception." l "Shrt and Lon; Wave."

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SIIOW ROOMS

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Mclnnis’ Bakery

Tel 41o. is Granville at.

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JIIST REGEIVEO

Some IpCCllll value: In Lnrileru‘ nnd Genius’ Wrist “Hutches. Jewelw or ull klndl

W. N. TANTON

Overcoats, Underwear, Caps, Dry Goods, Rubbers, Boots

Company Ltd.

Export General Auto Repairing Storage Buttery Repairing lnll Recharging Accessories, 01in, flu, Etc. Bprny Painting n ilprciully Radio IllQI and Sen-Ire Ionenguo, l‘. H. I-

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ONE PIT-IE TO ALL

ROSE MARIE ||.-\11:1.1;1..~‘.~'|.\'t1 >11urrrc 1G3 (irrzrt George Slrcrt. PERMANENT‘ “EVE I

$7.011 AND $10.00.

Finger llktving, blur-coiling. llulr (Killing, elm, by exper- ienced operators. Phone 1243.

“ Five Big Spccias”

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Call at l‘. L's and gut a11_\'~ Thing you 1mm for lmntcr- Dinner.

P..J. Macliilliillfi

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LET CUPID DO IT — DO IT YOURSELF.

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Regulus Dinner: 40e- Try one mud you won't go Ill!- when :l:o. Sbeolll order: no nil hour:- TeltPholo I927.

Cor. Gt. George 0 Kent It.

Charlottetown I‘. B. I.

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, ul‘ all kinds, :14 _ rm v!1;1l.l.~ nrir-cs, 1M ‘I Loos: goo s Bakery

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BARBER

Try be: Hooper nnd you will not service nnrl satisfaction that will keep you coming.

LES HOPER

Kent Street Nan to Central (hug:

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10L 102-1. I15 Grafton - 11L 41.13 llluninllll liLP IINERTPLOYMIENN‘ Special Prices on suits, u

TEA ROOM

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E. MOSHER

unvu Yilflc "ltNVPURl-I rrizrrrurr.s'1"1:u1<.11 NOW

Plum:- 1'::1n..1. I ‘i’ 12o Fitzroy slim-t l Charlottetown, - . r1, 1 -~——— ~~-——~ v----_- e-weww __ l I rstmvr) BRAND . I HOME STYLE

crass Wm. PORK

TIIE ROYAL PAGIIING GO.

i i Charlottetown, r. n. r.

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an Slices. Groceries. E “t; Fuginums H. J. P‘ a A. B. GIITGLIFFE llfiilfy liiilllrilflilllfi 5|‘[f_'_":‘u":1_'*;'_f"| 1‘ 10L .4 Hum" m", é‘, "m" (vonhflFlFil “m. ‘ ‘u - "I <- l l‘ ‘ u 4, . .. _' ‘ll i’ i 'II'I‘ King's County Garage ‘ MM ‘M’ i m M" P INTI.‘ .'..'..'..."....'

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Show her that your heart ls - In the right place on Si. V11!- entlueh Day by saying it uiilr Flower-l. Phone 280.

JAMES TAIT

Hoist

Flowers Delivered Anwlwrc In the Wo id.

mun 101m 01.0 FYKNI‘. Tum: irr..\'1-.wnri_ If"! run nr-zw \r-..-\1.

Upholstered. uvnnlmh Rciiuishctl We will guarantee it .1 u “cw at the lowest i price.

All Ilirnzl Mud:- Chairs manic Io urdcr. 1 up. We Imrc .1 I-onwul‘ of coverings. All IIH‘ “"5" pgufllggng n; a Bil’; ill‘ e-vurrt for December only. nmrl 1101.1!-

E. J. GALLIIIIT

' 100 Krl Sircvi

s good . isflblc

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; fillll-ITIIGONA CLEANING ‘ PRESSING . F111 ,, i 11am IKE '.°.'.'..".'.“.~'-'.'."'.'...'.'.'.".'.‘lll"-.il..i ~ 1 us» '=- <"- mute-t Prev» m ‘i . .- “ :".r‘.;’..:.i';: Them“ Seem“ T. MQCNUIVI‘ I v - "_ I" ""1110" 5'» Tel sic-s 12s mm so. 'l'.'."...'.l'..'.'.'.'"'.'l'.° E Cor. Gt. (ii-unto uml l-illlrrnoml v 1 1.11s c1-1 rvrsicur i . ¥ illicit?‘ , Sourls, P. E. I.

ollcrs the best In Groceries. Extra. Specials for ihc week. ends. Try us for your next order.

J. J. STOREY

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T? 1 Grocery . d: Longworlh Ave. Phone 351i

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Gasford s. White

Plumbing 8r llcnllng Engineers

Give us a chance to figure on your rzrxi job. Repair work attended In by skillful work- mcn.

Phone 1145 169 Queen Si. Chnrlotietow, P. E. l.

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