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FEBRUARY 1, 1927 ' '

THE cnnll liililllillii“

LOADING LIVE HOGS at Mt. ‘Stewart oil Wednesday, Feb. 2nd, Harry Jenkins. 3652-24-21

VERY LOW-Jfhe Guardian's flllDlliy of 1927 Calendars Is getting V"? low. Subscribe or renew at once and get your-g,

UNSIGNED-Jfhe Guardian has received. a report of a Golden Wfed- ding. but the sénder forgot to sign his or her name, consequently it cannot be published.

CONGR A T U L A T IONS — Mt‘. Richard Vessey, the grand old man of York. celebrated his 91st birth- day on Thursday last.

-CH-UIROH OF SBOTLANDF-Rev. Ewen MacDougall will preach Wednesday, February 2nd at Peo- itie’s Church, Charlottetown at 7.30 Special collection. Also Thursday. 3rd at Bangor at 7 p. m.

FUNERAL NOTICE-The funer- al of the late Flora Stewart of Boston, Mass, formerly of Harts- viiic, P. id. i. will be held on TIlurs- day, Feb. 3rd at 2 p. m. from Hzlrtsviiie Church. lnternlenl Hartsvlilo Cemetery.

BRIDE RECEIVES — .Mrs. A. Keith Lord, received for tho first ‘timo silica her marriage at her home in Cape Traverse on Thurs- day afternoon and evening, Janll- ury 20th, The ilridc was assisted in» receiving by her lnlothor-in-law Mrs. ‘Herbert lLol-d, and Mrs. Louis ‘Muitart. ‘Mrs. ‘WV. hi. Giilispie presided over the teat clips Those assisting ill scnving wcro Ilirs. Hurry Muttari, Miss ‘Marion Wccks and Mrs. IVaItcl‘ ‘LONI.

sea-i- _ PERSONALS

Mr. G. ill Walker was a visitor to fhc city yesterday.

Mrs. Caroline Yoo, llniorl Road. is spending the wleck at George- town. '

Miss Beatrice Yeo, teacher. Stan- hope, spent tho work cud iuyihc

cllv- . . fix:

Miss Isilllliii. . liiorris. ‘Donal-listen. is visiiill-g at. Pleasant Grove, the guest of Mrs. lfellry Curran.

Mt'. and Mrs- Forest McDonald, Halifax, are spending the week at ‘Covohccd.

Tile Guardian regrets to Icaru of the c-ontinuoti illness of ,Mr. Peter Brodie. York.

Ml‘. Wallace Woolridgo, Covehead spout Sunday at Pea-Ma's, the guest of his sister, Mls, Bil-t, York.

lMrs, M. ‘M. ‘Smuilwood passed lllfflllgil the city this afternoon on routo to Montreal, after attending thc funeral of her brother. the late Bcnj J. Wood, Alexandria.

Miss -l.uIu Murphy. city, is spend- ing u short vacation with hsr par-

‘ mils. ‘Ml'. and Mrs. B. P. ‘Murphy,

Colllway.

Mrs. John Whitiock. City, and Ma's. Angus Stewart, Hunter River loft on yesterday morning's train for Trouton, N. 6.. to whore they were called by the illness of their brother, Mr, Fred ‘Craig.

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_C. W. L.—At the regular meet- ing of the lCatholic iwonlen’; Lea- Klls- lu-Rossrv Hall, ‘Sydney st, lllls evenlns. ‘Miss ‘Mona Wilson will give a talk on Red Cross Work. As this will interegt the public, all ladies are cordially in.

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WEATHER -FIOIREOAST.- The forecast for February 1,, 1 1° 4 I088)’. disagreeable '5 to 8 rain sleet. snow. i) to 13 general cold’ l4 to l8 milder, balmy winds‘ 19 ,0 22 unsettled, stormy. 23 to 24, show. ors, Z5 to 28, rising Lcntperatwfg. foggy.

DRAWING OlF ‘LOTTERV._.. The lvllflwlns Wele the winners in the [fill-WY in aid of St. James’ Church Georgetown: Toll of ‘Coal, Rev, J,

Murphy. ‘St. ‘Houston's Uuivor. sity, Five Dollar Gold Piece, Mrs, Harry Fraser, Georgetown; Ladies Sweal-er- Rfllllll Perry. Brockton, MESH-l ‘Five Dollar Gold Piece. IVljrs. lNoel Sapier, St. Andrews, p_ a L. Centre Piece. F. in. Smith, sonm’. ville. Muss: Half ‘Doz. Silver 3W0“. Rev. R. McKenzie, .31, Du". stans University! Five Dollar Gold Piece, Sr. St. Helen, Montreal; 133,». roi of Flour, R, lilo-Donald, Bordon; Five Dollar Gold Piece, Miss Will- nie Praught, Charlottetown; Five Dollar Gold‘ Piece, Mrs- F. Kelly.

HOCKEY

Tile Ilfllvl)’ Organized "llcllrcuis" of Tryoll played the opening game of their careot‘ nll their IIOIIII‘. rink at North ’l‘l'yoll, Tilursday evening.

Jail. 27tIl. Tllollj opponents being the funlcd “Si. Pails" of Albany‘. Tile game Knt IlWily ui 8.45. with

Lloyd Huwnti. oi‘ the "Arrows" nll tho whistle. From thc very start it showed promise of being the sllnppiest grime of the season. Afi- sr about thirteen minutes fast. play Saunders the fast. centre of tho "Si. Pats" with a wicked shot from the right wing got. the rubber past Dawson and Ilaggnli the Boar- cats net for tilc opening goal. Tile game continued to be fust and play ranged from elld to cud of the rillk. with tho “Boarcats" working hard to oven the tally. About three ulinutes before tho beii. Tilomson of the Bcarcats nahbotl the rubber and in n spectacular cud to end rush eluded the St. Pats defense. and tho period ended 1-1.

The second period showed some good hockey, but although tho “Bearcats" were continually on the offensive, the "St. Pats" defense proved too strong, and this period ended without any change.

They got away for the third with a rush and a ilnug, both teams working hard to secure a lead. Saunders finally finding the "Bean cats” net with a snappy wing shot. About two minutes later “R011” with a nifty shot from centre ice evened up the score ollce nlore, and excitement on the promenade now became inicuse. llow would it g0‘! Who knows? And many other expressions were hoard. Tile fans roared louder and louder; Saunders went his limit, and had many brilliant rushes to his credit but uias, to no avail, and just olle and one half minutes before the final bell, Campbell secured the rubber, and with a classy play landed it in the Bcarcat net, and the game ended 3—2 in favor of

tho "St. Pats." LINE UP “Bearoats" "St. Pats" Goal - Dawson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Maboy Defcnso Thomson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Norman Lefurgay Frizzcii Mscbood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Walsh Boll Saunders Pooley Caulpbcil lnman . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .. RoKBP-‘l .NOTES Mabey ill tho not. with “Handy

Andy" Tho 0li King provcti just one too many for lilo Ticllrcuts.

Saunders. Mahey and Noonall are hard men to handle.

Boil ‘is a new man ill the lzanlc.

but a roai Boarcat. Rory fought n good fight. Tho ice wssnfino. Cairns kiwwtl

Ilow to put ico on a rillk.

Dawson in tho Tryon not fooiud tho [also prophet.

Tho proprietors of tho Noriil Tryon Rink uro to bc congratulat- od on the fino open air rink oroci- ad by them. it is without tiollbt the fillest In the province. Good icofwarm cosy dressing rooms, and a woil stocked refreshment counter all add to tho attractiveness of this large and spacious rink.- Wandoriug Scribe.

Napoleon in uld to have Dyapopala.

Tablota In his saddle of the ful morning, tho map of different.

a fit of "Indlgoatl Iiuoa." of you. Whan you have the ‘ The price-BO oonta box.

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M'any a home haa doubtlooa boon rendered unhappy by

Prepaid to any addroaa.

E. A. FOSTER

IR IOKl-FRIJOH DAILY

loot a battle on aooount of

old gray rnaro that fate- Europo might look aomo

Don't lot lt make a prouoh romody In thoao tobioto.

CENTRAL DRUG-STORE

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GardenFresh

-Just as tea is shipped from the gardens in lead lined chests as the sole way to re- tain its strength and IIQVOLSO it is delivered to you in metal packages when you buy

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COVEHEAD SUNDAY SCHOOL East Boston. The parishioners anill CONGERT pastor wish to than-k all who conlri.’ buted in making filo lottery n We. ccss. A good sum was realized.

'l'Ii(?'iliillliilI ‘Sunday school Christ- mus ircc concert was ‘llrid ill St-

iust Chrlstulats with ncw coverings on the seals, polluting and (lccor- ating out. luokcd \'Ol‘y well lndccd w-i-th llcw (‘Ilrisltllals decorations and iho usual finc (‘illzisllltals 'I‘rcc. Tho new Iigilts and Pulpit furni- turc. ‘ilolh gifts during iha yoal- to the Ulllitnd ‘(‘ilul'cil, zlddcd cffcct- Ivoly to thc fitting appczlvnncc 0f iillis finc old Cilurch.

A VETS’ fillc Christ mas progranllllc “was wcii rcndcrsd by (Illa Sunday atrium] scholars, alt tho rinse of which ihc (loud Uld Sllilii himself viisltcti us and disfriiluieti presents and candy to the child- rcn. llc also pros-cniod the organ- ist. Ali's. Lrzl (law, wiiil ll gasoline lump and l; gcetlmuls remembran- ce Ito Rev. Thos- A. and Bill's. ‘Wil- son.

The plxlglratnntc wu-s as follows:

Cirrrstulas Hymn, "Joy to the World," fby the choir.

Iilicoitilaltion, ,“\V¢iconltl" Vet’) Mac/Million-

hy Jean MtacM-iiltltt. ‘Recitation, "Tho Xlnm, ing" by Dorothy MacMI-iian. Christmas Anthem, “Tile Old Story“ by the choir. Recitatiion. “Tara's Surprise" by Waiter Auid. Recitation by lOyrli MQICMTIIIII].

Ezrith lllughes. H H ‘Relciitation “A wish“ Macliiililan. ‘Chlrbsltmlzls Antileln‘. "Chilld-rems ifiappy Voices," JIIIIIIOI‘ Choir. Iltccittltion, “Mr ' Claus," lby IEPRL. . .1 Recitation, “C-Illnltty". by Fiorcn. co lMacMiiian. Christmas Anthem, “Zion Bells" by Choir. 'R|'C'GII.2IIIIIOII. -"My F-lrstAttelnpt." by Mzlrizlttl lli.ug.he's. lRccitution, “Scelr if Not Hoard“ by Thelma ‘Mutthclv. lift-citation. "A Stitch In Tllnc," by Ivy Hughes- ‘Rccitatiou, “Tile Three Kings, by Margaret ‘Bcaristo. _ dlecitation, "When ‘I Was ‘A Lit- iio Boy." by Benson Auid. Itccitntioll. "A Brief Speech", Ily Allison MulcMIlIan. flu-citation. "My Xnu-n-l Dream," by Grove Ma-lMiI-ian. (‘hrisltulas Anthem. “Wily A"! Angels Singing " ‘by Jlllllfl‘? Cllllll- Recitation. “Another ’ROiltI," lily Fiiia MacZViilIinu. ‘Recitation, “its Almost Christ- mas," lRoinntl Boarlsto.

Slot-kings lip. Enic. Wilson. Solo, "Tilc (inkling Star. Rev. .I, A. Wii-s- on.

Ella Aiatihtiiilan

by ‘Nun ‘Auld. “Ofllillllilli. Mary ‘llugiles. Cirrisi mils‘ liopts," ‘by (“IIIOIT- (‘ollcctlion and (Tandy- Sllnta (lions and presents- (‘Ivrisiuvslw ‘Iiylnll. "0 (inmcy All Yo. ‘Faithful,’ by All.

IN MEMORIAM

JOHN WHITE

“Miikffs IPmver.‘ by

People ‘in the uicirlity of Pown- al store surprised on ‘Sunday ever.- ing, January 16th, when It unis known Illlflll. tho tioctor said John wqmq, who h-ad ‘been ‘in failing heal-oh could live only n. fow hours-

Hh; pgglof, ‘Rov. ~l’. D. M-cGuilran was summoned. who administered to him the sacrament 0f the Ichurch. and shortly after midnight ‘hi; 9011i took lbs departure-

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Jlliilvs UllliP-(I (‘Ilurcil alt -\Vc-st WW‘ (‘i-Hidiilliii tor. the two Sunday John nuts a Iliii‘iI~\\'fili‘](]|1g mum hflltlfllh oi Lovcilr-lul and “cat novrl- Iulppy “lily win.“ “Wing (“""3|"’“‘l ‘m qdllwlllllll’ ‘Ylollllli! Du ‘F/lilllflllllli: for Ililnscif or sulllctlnc comb-Pr 16, 1921i Tho CIlurtlIlflloIscY In UCIOIiPI‘ 1900 Itoillliftlio wlticil 3's bccn rcfurllisell since niisftlrtuntl to -brr".lil‘rllll- of‘ his

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NEW DIRECTOR OF

THE BANK OF NOVA ‘OOTIAI The Hynrng sung were. Nearer

My God to Thee, Lead Kindly iliight, in tho Sweet ‘Dye Bye, The lSumimer Land (Sung by M-r- Lind- say). Shall We Meet Beyond The Rtver.

The pallbearers were Messrs Scytmour MacLennfn, , lnnlluel ‘M. lW. Wood, W. W- Mat‘, ‘Neill, Nelson Carver, W. Smith-

Florai Tributoo-

Pllluh’. The family, ’Wrea1»iI. Brothers and Sisters, Sill-r, Alex- andra lBapti-st Church, Wreath, .\ir and Mrs. Jenkins.

‘Place, of interment Alexandra Baptist Church Cemptery.

There are left to mourn their great loss a devoted wife and aix chlildren one Ibrother ‘Mir. John Wood of Dundais lP. E. l. five sis- ters, Mrrs- Jacob Weathcrbie, Pow- lnai. M-rs. P. deuce Madison, Alex-

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' LAST Times“ TODAY AT 3.15. 7 AND 8-45.

MATiNEE-ific, 11c. NlGHT-Zdc, 21c, 11c.

Mr- Sydney T. Smith. Winnipeg who was elected a Director of The Bank of Nova Scotia at the Annual General Meeting of the sitnreiloid- ers on Wednesday, the 26th. T1115 election is ill line witn the Banks ‘policy of haying resident Directors in t-he inlporiaxlt centres of Canada}

Mr. Snlitil is President, Snlith, .\‘IUI‘-‘, llllly 90-. l.t<l.. (‘mun Dealers and EXDOITBFH, Winnipeg, Iiiatn; Prcsid" out. Reliance 'i‘cl‘nlinal Elevator‘ C0» l.ttI-, Fort William. ()nt.; Pres-l illent, Province Bio-valor Co, lltdql Winllipca. .\Iuu.; President, Smith.l liiurphy k C0,, Iuc.. New York; Dir-l H6101‘. ‘Osilvic Flour Mills 4:0,. i.ui.,‘ Monirclli, cfc. i

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llfflIUS. flnd nvcr lifter haul i0 wczlr ii WDU-IICII log, \\'_Iric.il was no light lllllik l0 Cllfly- llc nus a fumlviic with nil, old zuld young, and “iii be lullcil lnissl-li tin lilo collrlllllllity, whorl-c ho Iivcli constantly fol‘ fur- ty years-

ll-llls fullorali on 'i‘llcsda.y ll1()i'll.Iiii.', Io lSt. .l0llc.iln‘s church, Vornoll Riv or, wills lvcli zlticndcd. A widow. and lialuililtcl‘, Iilrg. J, p, yi.u-(;|,,_.,-k. ill’. (‘harlotic-town, uro Icft. lo, ltlourn ii. loving husband all-d futil- er.

The pzril lii('.ll'Ci‘S were, lFfiiiiif liaicy, -Pcic-l~ McKcnna, S. C. 1.zlu'c. lWlIfred Wood, W. li- Wood and and W. (‘. Robertson. ‘R- I. P.

(Patriot please copy)

MR. 'BEINJAMIN WOOD.

The death occurred. zlftcr it

last 0f lilo old Rfllllfiily stock save

undra, Mrs fimailwood, Iiicntrsal,

Mrs. Partridge, Mass, U. S. A. Mimi

ingots Wood. Hlazelilrook. (Patriot please copy)

i<¢i_ M R. JAM E8 RAMSAY

Til-ere was laid to rest on De- cember 30th in the ‘Presbytoristl cemetery, the remains of Ml‘. James Ramsay, one of the oldest residents of Tyne Vuliey. lie be- lfllliled to a vcry old family which came from Scotland us for back as 1770. The original pioneers of the Ramsay stock were John ‘Raul- 58y and his wife who belonged to Argyieshire, Scotland, aild wlho in coming to Can-ado, settled in the vicinity of Maipequc. where some of‘ the same family still rcsilio. Alexander, son of the above John ltanls-sy and father of the ticcclls- 0d was a devoted elder of tho 'i‘ync. Valley Presbyterian (Titurcil fur many years. llc wus cvct‘ ready Iu assist ill cvory good object. Jlrulcs, his sou, inherited his Scot- iish loyalty to fhc (JIlllrt-Il oi‘ his fzltilerls. lbciug one 0|‘ thc into lliuillltgel‘! of the homo ('IliII‘L‘Ii, for

ntany yours and took an llciivc purl. ill all that collccrncli t-he wviihtrc: of his beloved (“hu-lcil, For some

i/vurs ilfllil- owing to failing ilcaitil he was unable to be in loltcndzlllcc uu the cilurcil senvices, bill fills fact IIIII not scclu i0 loosen his in- Iprutet in the goucrai welfare of thi- ('IiiI.I‘l.“II. llc vvlls irtlc Io iiII his inherent Scottish ir-iiining ill filo (‘Ilurch of his fathers’.

llc disliked evc-ryliliiig tilul szlvourod of indifference lo sound doctrine. The lklsilion of the hour bud iittic attraction for ililll. ills strong llzlturc rebelled against o \\'-tiV(!I‘Ill): and CZlPOIUFli llltituric iu IIiIIlLZs spiritual. ilo joined tho PYQSITYIQYIHII cilurcil when a young mun and rllrollgilout his long life. for lie was past eighty-two yours of Mike, he maintained his strong ni- lcgiaklco to, the ‘Pftlfiilyiilidilll church until the end. lie was the

for the only surviving uucnlilcr, his sister, who is Mrs. Elizabeth l-‘ru-

"brief illness. ‘Phursdlly evening, Jun. 20th 1b , oft his IiOlllG in Al-I Benjamin Wood, in his 58 your. Tor some time Mr.

Stook- Wood had not ‘been in the host 0i‘

llcailtil, although able ‘to be about. 0n the 12th of January ‘he was confined to ‘bed, pllcllnlonill devel-

ChTISUmiI-‘S oped and in spite of all that mcdi |

cal skill. ‘thc Iiitllilfill attendance’

the Io ve

,und devotion oi‘ his loved ones he

ll)’ EPIC nine years

‘Recitation, “Another Road". llyll/IIFIOII

distribution OIHIIIIK slut-r and Inst u w

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Recitation. ‘Advice to Santa" by fell uslcep peacefully in Jesus his

Sllvliour, in Whom, over thirty ago bu placed his trust and the kcctlillg ot‘ his soul for hiln and eternity.

The funeral gscrvicc took place on Sunday, January 2311i, Iltcv. ll.‘ \\‘. Lindsay officiated.

A bnief service was held at the late residence and was (‘OIILIIIIIGII ill the Alexandra iBzlptist. ‘Church, of which ‘Mr. Wood was i1 valuable and faiith-fu-i nlcmbet‘, flaring lbecn illlptisczi and rcccivcd into memb- ership Iby ‘Rev. Charles ‘Baker, in 1838»

‘A very large 'lliiIilI)€l' of friends gathered to pay tribute whom they highly rcspcctcui anti also to express ltheir sincere sym-a pathy for the scnowing heart-s. WPzlslo-l‘ ‘Lliiifikiily took for his tcxt Isa. 25th Chaplet‘ and 10th verso cxpl wing first IlIfl-l’ sincere and‘ boa riicit symptltily for the I)0i'(‘.Il‘v'- 0d fuulily and colnlltcuciiillg thcm tn lilo God oi‘ IIII ‘Grace uud (‘run- fortifc tilell entlellvourcti Io show from tilc text. what thc ROIIOGIIIIIIP. Lnvc ot (‘rirrist could do for ihc, travellers to eternity, liilIiiOIy, It can luring pluvion to tho Fliililfli‘