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"In the midst of life we are in

death." ,

It. was hard to realize how true those words were on the evening of the 25th of August, when the residents of' Augustine Cove. Cornwall and surrounding dis- tricts, learned that the Angel of Death, had claimed one for Hie Maker. at the young age‘ of twenty-four.

Death at any time is hard, but when it claims one so young, when life ll so full; the hearts of dear ones, relatives, friends and even strangers, are torn by an arrow of sorrow. and to many comes the feeling of doubt; why should this happen so suddenly? Has God forsaken us? But no. lie has only opened Ills heavenly gates to one of His children and if we all wait just a little longer, trusting in ills love and care, we will all pass through those gates to be re-united with those who have gone before.

The deceased is survived by her sorrowing husband and. darling iifiby Arlene (eight months old), father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Giflord Bain. Cornwall, and four older sisters and three brothers. namely: Mrs. Eric Bagnall. sunl- merslde. P. E. 1.; Mrs. Chalmers Newson, Hampshire. P. E. I; Mrs. Franklin Pickell, Wingham, On- tario; Mrs. Donald Bergman, l-lal- ifax, N. 5.; Francis Baln. Halifax, N. S.. and Victor and Ralph at home. The funeral which was very largely attended, was held from the home of Mrs. Edward Mac- Fadyen. -where the late Mrs. New- somc‘s husband has been employ- ed for many years. on Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. The service was conducted at the house and grave by Rev. Mr. Woorlside. assisted by Rev. Mr. Bishop. i The hymns sung were: "The

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' ROGERS, HARDWARE l C0. LTD.

Prime Minister Chifley or iiurtrallr, left, opened the British 0on- mnnwealth peace conference at Canberra recently, Leader of the British delegation. Lorri Addison, is seated, right foreground.

That a loving God knows best.

[Lord Is My Shepherd," and “Lead Kindly Light." Solo, "Does Jesus Care?" was very flttingly render- ed by Mrs. Douglas MacDonald. ’Cornwall, accompanied by Mrs. Gordon MacMlllan. Interment wasi in 'I‘ryon United Church coine- tery. The pail bearers were; lib-lo Bagnall. Franklin Pickell, Chal- mers Newson, Wendell and Ger- ald MacFadyerl, and Kenneth Cameron.

The many beautiful floral trib- utes, letters and cards of sympa- thy were silent testimonies to her memory, helping to ease the heartaches of her bereaved hus- band, parents. sisters and broth- ers.

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Pillow-Mother and father, Vic- ‘tor and Ralph, Franklin and Lou- lse.

Wreaths-Francis and Marion, Augustine Cove; Women's Insti- tute; The Wadman Families; Janie and Carrie (Halifax); Dor- is and Brent, Bryce, Kens and Albans; The MacWilllams Fam- i .

Sprays-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newsome and Helen, Thankful and Eric, Naomi and Chalmers, Erma and Donald. Mrs. Edward MacFadyen and family. Mrs. Pet- ers, Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor, Wilfred, Bertha and Boys, Phyllis and Ian, Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Howard, the MacMillan family iCornwall). Mrs. MacDonald. Lee. Calvin, Bessie, Dorothy and Doug- las. Ada. Johnnie and Charles Peters. Ken and Bea Dawson.

Gut Flowers-—Carruthera family, MacFarlane family,

There is a heavenly gate at the and of the road Through which each must alone, ' And therein a light we cannot see Cur Father that claims His own. Beyond that gate, your loved one Finds happiness and rest. And there is comfort ln thought

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Holidays etc. by eppolntmeul Office Connected Wleb new at». .

Albertine

M". “II? . welcomed home from e dQIlBhiJU

can cities.

that the‘ condition of w. P Ramsay. MLA, who is e

much improved. and Mr. pert of this week.

to Newark. N. J.. where resume his "duties with Sieluhault Leather where he has been employed for the past twenty-seven years.

Mr. Moran. whose wife is the former Norah Murphy. spent a most enjoyable vacation here the guest of Mrs. Moran's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Muqhy.

returned home from a brief, but happy holiday in Charlottetown, the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Paul Peters. '

Miss Marion Dealey. R.N., re- cently’ returned to resume her duties in Montreal. after a most enjoyable holiday here. the guest of her friend Miss Jean Fraser. RN. .

Mr. and Mrs. C. ll. Profit had as their guests the early pert of the week, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wells and family and Mrs. Jar- vis Matthews, all iof Bummerside.

The St. Peters ChIch of 1mg- land Sunday School re-oPened on last Sunday, after having been closed during the summer months. A few new teachers have been added to the stafl; they and their pupils happily anticipate a worthwhile season of worship and religious instructions.

Her friends regret that it has been necessary for Mrs. Willard Hardy to undergo surgical treat- ment in the Prince Edward Iai- and Hospital, Charlottetown. We wish her an early return to healtrh. t, »

Miss Anna Harris. Summerslde. is the welcome guest of her cous- in, Miss Verna Etrigland.

Miss Helen Kerr. B.A., left on Monday for Stellarton, N, 8., where she has accepted a position

éas I-llgh School teacher. Her num-

| erous friends wish “Helen" the Floral Offerings b"; 0g ruck Crescent-Husband and Baby ML 30mm gammy regent“, Arlene.

began the study of telegraphy in the C. N. R. station here. His friends wish him the utmost suc- cess ln his chosen work.

Mrs. H. J. Pike and Mrs. Helen Kerr motored to Sackville. N. 3., on Tuesday, accompanied by Mr. Donald Pike who isnow attending Mount Allison University.

Mrs. Jean Crockett and Miss Helen Finlayson of Charlottetown were recent house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bell.

Mr. and Mm. Polar DESRJOChQS and family of Halifax, N. 8.. are visiting here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Gallant.

Mr. and Mrs. James Davison (nee Muriel Brown] of Brantforcl. Ont, are guests of Mrs. Davison’: sister, Mrs. Lemont Butt and Mr. Hutt. Alberton South,

Williams is being

visit with reletivel and friends unable in advance. Boston. Mass. and other Amerie

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ih the Prince County l-lqsgltal, is sow- Te enhone 30-41- Office hail" msey g - -

plans returning home the latter“?-

_ _ _ u ' h PASTORATE. - Services for Sun- ": P J on“ a. "aura?! fday. September 14th are: Bonshaw u septum.’ I 11 A. M. Tryon 7.30 P. M. Rev. C.

0°" r A. I-llaks, Minister. ~

Mrs. Michael Ahearn recently|

GUARDIAN’ _ i ‘ ' _ QHESTER-"Elilli — Qliifildlld- eeliml. ausiiiiisli or use

sr. Joan's nltl-laayrliltla" "ti! "l!!! "W"! '1' "'0 CHURCH. nellostservioeo Sunday. of 2:1 that: bruldsrt-Ilus a! September is. will be as follows: I '1 M ni t ll: i t 1:80- n five mite o not! strictly oas- if a m,,,,ff°,‘},,‘,‘,§,,,“,_

l NEW canines. anaemic? cgni“ ‘iwkkm- o‘; GT5‘??? ‘ evegemomrso‘.

‘WNW ‘lggw Tmmh‘ “m” I 0.5a. entertained as their nests members of Lady Patricia. and! Cove. Hrinoess Mary. Crailaltd. Melville Lodge. and S.M. Montgom- pry, Bridalbane. Mrs. Ford Wilson _; conducted the meeting in a. capiibll gmanner. Mrs. Sterling Clow ex; tended the w-ords of reeling. Hon- ore were given five (‘grand Lodge officers and they were escorted to t e platform bv Mrs. George Hyde-

, rs. Colin Murray presided at the ‘organ. Great pleasure was express- ed to the members of SM. Mont- Omeiry, Bradalbane as thelirLodge g the youngest one on P.E.I-. and "all wished them success in their ‘work. Stirring addresses were giv- en by several of the members. A .bounteous luncheon was served by Tythe ladies of Clyde Lodge. An en- joyable slng-song led by Mrs. Gor-

2 to 3 1 to 8 daily eXOFlJt Suin-

TBYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST

colflilzctriolv. - Ln the neport of the Orphanage Board Meeting, the number of pupils enrolled should have read—-well over forty. iActually 4V4,

i CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. - Services September 14th. Cape “Traverse 11 A. M. DeSabie a P. M.

community of Sea View when itllngston offered prayer. Psalm 119: became know that Mr. Atwcod'33-48 was read by the president. Bliillaney had passed away in the : "The Bible for all the World, was Prince County Hospital after onlylconducted by Miss Laura Crosby.

‘an was knmedmmly rushed w the j the Bible which has been presented PM" “y” “PM ‘mm- ‘“ "Inifiifiriirfiii “triisinriiwtiii spite Md medical dfinbang, wlndegi van by Mrs. (Reva Chapman, care an surroun v s ove

‘Mrs. Roy Bruce, Mrs. Ha-rry Hyde. ones, he passed peacefully away to st H c, d M ‘ B u e ma‘ Bane Beyond on Sunday, . Mrs. er ng ow an rS r c

lMiwKinifly- Minutes of previous August 10th‘ - lmeetlng were read and roll called.

T“ "l" M“ Blrkaney w“ Euro. Gordon MacMillain was asked much mPecwd “"99" f" 5"‘ to write to Miss Beryl Moi-son. View- B kind Mend and new“ missionary in India. Mrs. Muriel 501"» W310 W85 always lnkeresmd lntGodfrey gave a splendid financial the worthwhile things o! life. His] rem“ w, m, w_M_5_I M", gymr. los: will be most keenly felt in the ma“ extended an invitation to the home where he was an affe “ ' “‘ members to meet with her for father to his family and his ifif-yOctober meeting. After singing rowing widow, nee Janie Adams‘ "spirit or the Living Word," meet- l-lunter. in he!‘ great loneliness. but lng closed with benedi tion by the the partlngs that seem so hard to Pastor. A delicious luncheon “u! bear will not be long for we'll meet, served by the hostess and commit- each other there. - 1 tee in charge.

The funeral was held on Wed-‘ nesday afternoon and was‘ largely attended. The service was conduci- ed by Rev. Mr. Freailn. assisted by Rev. Mr. Meadus.

Rev. Mr. Fream's message was

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a few days illness. Hi5 death came Mrs. Colin Murray and Mrs. Elmer ,\:\\ as a great blow u, his family and! Frizzell after which Rev. Mr. ‘mendi He q.“ about his dauyCharman in a few chosen words \_\ dunes when he swdenly became i expressed the need of rtnoiret dcon-f- \ . m and on the advice o, his Phys!“ slant. and more earnes s u y o

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most appropriate and full of com- ‘fort and hope of the life beyond b all sorrowing hearts. The hymns‘ sung were: "There Is No Death In Heaven," and "The Lord's My QUEBEC, Saipt. ll-Bellrllase lshephortl." W-hen the bonodiotiona/lonrber 0f Parliament Louis Phil- was pronounced. many friends irorniinoe Pivard iLlhi stood faced to- far and near viewed the remainsTdfly with a 95.000 alienation of of a friend as he slept so pooooruluffoctlons suit lodged against him buried in flowers from many. many] here by Civil Bilslnoer Pierre War- friends as theli-‘last tribute of re-‘TBIL ‘ moot, I Warren charged, through his The pull-bearers were six son-in-| llWyH. that the Liberal member laws: Reginald Mountain, Eddie of the Federal Parliament had Matthews. Judson MaoLean, Erioiallenated the affections of his 80- McMurdo, Jc-hn Wigmore. oslaiiflcar-old wife while he was away Gallant. The remain; were borno|at nearby Valcartlw on an en- to the cemetery at st. Stephen's glowing Project. , Church, Burlington, and tenderly Warren lodsed hi! suit for $30.- laid to rest. 00o damages olus $5.000 to Pay There are left l» mourn the lossdeeul costs incurred by him in of an affectionate husband anrrstruishtenlus out the local tangle yams; h]; ‘on-owing widowfondlthat ensued. Warren first sued for {he yellowing, m“, and daughm-spseparation, then for divorce, both Robert, William and Claude. Mon- Of which were granted- treal; Harris. Remington; Mrs.. The suit read that Mr. and Mrs. Oalal; Gallant, Bummersldg; Mrs Warren had lived happily together Reginald Mountain, so, vlowpuntil 194A when Picard had ap- Mrs. Gordon cousins. Baltic; Mrslllesred ulwu the mile and had Eric McMurdo, Kelvin; M", Jud.‘bGKilfl taking Mrs. Warren out.

The September meeting of the C. W. L. was held at the home oil

~Mrs. M. A'hearn one evening re-

cently. There was a fair number in attendanceuMeetlng was open- ed with prayer. The secretary, Mrs. Michael A'hearn read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were approved; eh’

gave an excellent report of the Diocesan Convention, which she attended as a delegate for this sub-division. It was moved and seconded the sum of 986.00 be do- nated in aid of the Westerril-los- pita]. The president, Mrs, Maur- ice Perry ‘(Sm informed the members that the sum of $29.25

B. League. ouselon on means and ways, of raising funds, journed. Mrs. Maurice Perry kind- ly invited the members to her home for the next monthly meet-, lng, and a social hour was then enjoyed by the members. -

The aeptember meeting of the, Alberton Branch. Women's Insti- tute was held at the home of the president. Mrs. C. R. Profit. Roll,

‘on Macmanl Kemqngion; Mr,“ Warren sued in Quebec for sep- Jofin wigmore. Sunny Brae. N.B.,|aration of bed and board. Mrs. and Mm Eddie Magnum 331m’ Warren followed suit losing her M“, u“ {gnawing Mom ‘ and case, however. Warren was grant- sme"; c011,, B1,k,,,,y,NawHamp_ ed separate maintenance by the shire; Harris Blakaney. naliiox. °°""-

no.1" Reuben Blakaney, Walter Purina 1W- Wflfen with Pica"!

To lite lilorlils Most Beaulilld ’ iilomeli

Summersids 7.30 P. M. Rev, J. 1i.|‘d°“ M“°KL““°“ “"5” a ‘my 'mshop_ pleasant evening. - CORNWALL — The September , meeting of the Cornwall W.M.S, In eld at the home of Mrs. Bruce - Hoe l-riley with a good atitendarioo. l ——- The President. Mrs. Hazen Howard a MR. ATWOOD BLAKANEY presided. The meotiing opened with ' ‘singing "O Master Let Mo Walk x A sad gloom was cast over ihe;wlth Thee," and Mrs. Watson Liv-

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$49.50 to $195.00

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had been realized from the sale‘be shown in the W. I. Hall. of tickets on a "bedjacket." One the Mobile X-Rriy Unit will be of the members reported that she in Alberton this month, members had already canvassed for the Tiwere

the meeting all-I

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call was answered by eight mem- bers. The minutes of the last. meeting, which was held in June. was read by the secretary, Mrs. H. J. Pike and approved. Cor- rnpondence: A letter from the B. C. drawing attention to the need of clothing unrl knitted articles for the people of Europe was

Blakaney. Mrs. Alexander Bonn. all of West Jeddore, N.S.

To all deep sympathy le extend- ed.

S. A. asking for financial aid in its noble work. It was decided that the Institute contribute s25. Attention of members was drawn ‘to the fact that a motion picture. i“Prevention of tuberculosis" will As

appointed to canvas ,interest in the public health ser- vice than was shown when the .unit last visited our town. It iwas moved and seconded that all bills be paid. It was decided to hold a dance in the W. f. Hell with the "Modernelres" to pro- The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. W. c. Leavitt. It was moved by Mrs. H. J. Pike that the meeting adjourn.

A free movie on the prevention of tuberculosis was presented in the Women's Institute Hall. Ai- berton. on Monday evening. 'I‘here was a very smell number in at- tendsnee. possibly due to insuffic- ient llllbllcity of the date. On ‘hlesday the Mobile X-R-ly Unit was in town. and about one hun-

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Mrs. Warren again followed her husband's lead and applied also for a divorce. Again Warren's suit was upheld and divorce granted hut the senate refused to pass on Mrs. Warren's bill.

Peace Conference to which Picard was a Canadian delegate. There. the charge stated Plcnrd and Mrs. Warren conspired together to have Mrs. Warren pose as a correspond- ent from a Quebec newspaper. to cover up the real reason for her presence in Paris.

Th 98 paragraph action charged Ficerd directlyr with breaking up Warren's marriage. Warren said that he had taken out divorce proceedl against his wife after her return from Paris with Plcard, naming Plcard as correspondent.

bluntly laid forth charges that Plcard and his former wife had continued to live together between the time‘ they first met and after his discovery of the affair. He ac- cused Picard of ruining his repu- tation and demanded that resitution be made by the accused.

Warren, in his damage action._

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Two days after armed hold-up of Etobicolre branch of the Royal Bank of Walter. 24, Mimics. and Richard Kimble. 2i, Hamil ton. Ont, were arrested for the en shown with Bergt. A. Hamilton being taken to Toronto headquarters

read, Ilse another letter from the

ldred including children and ed- ults from outlying districts were X-rayed. The Unit will return in two weeks. when the town- folk will be, given e similar on- portunity. The number of adults and children. who ere being ea- emiried yearly. therlbk receiving medical u ‘ , necessitat- ing. is ernple proof and evidence that such e service is essential.

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Canada. Allan roblury- ‘PM!

_snd indie is hie in ou homes and school: f eitlsens desire to lbulid up a as on of people. who ‘ere strong. hes thy and vigorous, it ll but logic 1 that they should evsll themsel s of every means at their dispoeel to safeguard the

nit-h of our children. The good results of this forward slen 1X-

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Oscar Drouirh-Warrerrs laws? in revealing the action to the press. said that the charge against Piclrd would be presented before a Jury in the Superior Court before U" end of the fall term.

Among the accusations against

lPlcard was one that the apart- ment in which Mrs. Warren lived after her separation from her hus- ihand. was paid for by Plcard. and that it was the same apartment in which the two had held secret meetings before his discovery "5 the affair.

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