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SNOW STORM.-The snow storm

*BMELTB 8¢AR¢E.- -The Smell which set in on Monday and contin-

ilshsrmen at Fortune reports the ned throughout the day and most ot__ ° t smelts rather scarce at the present the night was welcome lt has laid a Inner 2

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Tea is very economical-that it yields more cups tothe pound. That is becausfe it consists largely of Aggm. Indian teas, which arffasn- ous for their full-bodied

richness and `si:rength. They mgkg Rea Tea go farther. -

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All the screening and clean- in_g that is necessary to bring Diamond Flour to youin pure, snow-white condition, free of specks and chaff, is done before it ever leaves our mills. You get cleaniiour. and what is equally important from _a fbaldng standpoint. you get -a well- proportioned blend of choice Ontario soft wheats and Manitoba- hard wheat, which is ideal _for making _ pastry, biscuits and bread.

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tune Bridge is doing its bit towards recruits as eight boys of Fortune Bridge School District have already signed on and others intend to in the near future.-F. _

WEDDING BELL8.-The marriage

of the Rev. W. M. Trlvstt, well- *nown here. and son ot Rev. Mr. ’l'rivett. formerly of Milton. now of. Yarmouth, N. B.; and Miss Bessie M. Benbow, missionaries oi the Canadian church in the diocese of Honan. Chi- na, took place on Thursday. Decem- ber 21. 1916, in Kaifeng. the capital of Honan. g

BANTAM REGIMENT.-Lleui. C;

T. Walsh. Montreal. is.in the Mari- time Provinces, recruiting a bantam battalion. This 216th -bantam batta- lion. will _take men under tive feet. two inches. No man is too small or too short for these Bantams-but the chest expansion must be 30 inches and the men under 45 years of age-. The recruits enlisted in the Maritime Provinces _will drill in Halifax.

WEDDING RELLS.-The marriage

of Marguerite Eva, daughter of Mr. and Lloyd R. Scribner and Mr. Albert D. MacDougall, took place this' week. Rev. M. Sipprell oiliciatinig. The bride wore' a tailored suit of midnight blue chiffon velvet, with furs and hat of velvet trirmmed with rose ostrich tips. Mr. and Mns. MacDougall left immed- iately after the ceremony for Glacier B. C..,wher9 they will make their home. Mr. MacDougall is from Prince Edward Island.

- INSTITUTE MEETING.-The reg-

plar monthly meeting of the New An`- nan Women'-s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. E. J. Wright on Jan- uary 24th. After thé regular business of the meeting had been taken up, an interesting paper on “How the Instit- ute may be a help to the community” was read by Miss Alice Wright. Mrs. Mosse read two letters from Pte. Mil- ton Discoll who thanked the ladies of the Institute for boxes of socks, cake, tobacco etc. received. Money was voted to buy more yarn for knitting and it was also decided to pack more boxes to send overseas. Dainty refresh- ments- -were served by the hostess, after which the meeting closed by sing- in'g the Nationail Anthem. The sub- ject for the next meeting will be "How the Red' Cross' Society was organized.”

It is with sincere regret that the

death of Mrs. Sarah McL. Morrison. widow ot the late C. C. Morrison, of Flat River, who died in Charlottetown Saturday morning, is recorded. Mrs. Morrison had been in rather delicate health for some years;-but up to the middle ot last week. seemed unusual- ly well. The end.came as a sur- prise' to herfriends. of whom-she had many. both in Charlottetown and in the country. Since her husba.nd's death, nearly two years ago, she had been living here. Mus. Morrison was a high type of woman. She was most intelligent, and was well read and", informed on a great variety of subjects. In" fact it has been very seldom that we have met one who was better informed than she was. and she possessed. the.shrewd common sense of her race. Like so many of the des-' cendanns of the old Selkirk settlers in Belfast. she was an enthusiastic Scotchwoman -and'in no less a degree. an enthusiastic lover of Canada and P lil. island, thd land of her birth,

eleighing which shoufld last. with oc casiouai replenishing for the balance of the winter. The city ,e-now plow was out early yesterday moming doing good work cleaning the side-walks.

HOME FOR BURIAL.-Mr. Colin

Fraser, of Clyde River, has received the sad news of the death of his sis- ter. Miss Margaret Fraser in Boston. on February 2nd. A later despatch says the body was' leaving Boston

Monday eveni-ng, Ffh. 5th. lf the boat makes a regular tr p on Thursday tm.

CABLE BROKEN DOWN.-As a re-

sult oi a heavy slide of snow from a roof on Sunday morning the telephone cable on Lower Queen Street was ‘ broken down. The sudden weight strik- ing the cable and other wires?caused ,the anchor post at the' foot of the ,street to snap asunder in the middle and the immediate consequences of icourse was that the load of wires cams

pairs were quickly made. .The result of the accident was that all the tele-_ phones on Queen Street were “out” for the timebeing.

, PATRIOTIC TEA.-. .A decidedly interesting. well-conducted -and suc- cessful event, was the Patriotic ,Tea held' in the store of Moore and McLeod yesterday afternoon by the Phiiathea Class of the Baptist Church' of which Mrs. A. Clark is the teacher.There was a large attendance. and something ov

The decorations of flags were very at

candy booth where choice homemade candy' was on sale had quite a Datron- a e. All concerned are to be con rat

Mr James Paton. M L A ,recsiv

about a missing soldier: “Referring to Headquarter's telegram of 26ult. a cable received from Engiiand states 62297 Private Adolphus Gauthier. this soldier now reported killed in action, September 18th. Unit responsible for delay in notification. O. l. C. Record Office."

Pte. Gauthier belonged to Charlotte-

town, being the son of Mr. Leo Gau- thier, Bishop Street. He e'nlisted in Charlottetown. in September 1915,

inand of Captain Campbell. He trans- ferred later to the 22nd French Cana- dian Regiment.

By the death of Mrs William Gill-

espie of this city in her 86th year, eight children are left to mourn the loss of a very affectionate mother. And Zion Church of this city loses a devot- ed member. For the last eight years she had been an invalid, and death came at the last as a happy' release she died as she lived trustirng in the merits of her Lord and' Redeemer.

Those loft to moum comprise the

following daughters: Mrs. Joseph Gillespie, New York, Mrs. D. McKinn on, North Wiltshire, P. E. I.. and Mrs. Robt. H. Smith,City.'1‘he sons are: John, of Appiu Road, P. E. I., William ‘of St. John. N. B., Samuel, Amesburg. Mass, George, New Glasgow. N. S. and Ewen. Montague P. Et I.. The funeral take-s place Thursday at 11 a. m. to Bonshaw Cemtery.

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1”" ' “ ' where sbs neu, spent a. me-time or The death occurred last eveuinz af-

I-'H- gi-1_¥E" -_III- mutt; happiness," ter an iiilness of some months ot Mr.

For many years Mr. and Mrs. Mor-

rison lived at Flat River, where, to use the homely exprsssim gf pioneer

Frederick W. Strong. one ot the best known and most highly respected residents of Summersfide. Mr. Strong

i ' days, -the latch string always hung on W9-S 50111 in N@WU‘k» HKIIIID-. England.

- I i I _ th 0 Laid 9( the door, Kind] to an 011 0Ct0bel‘ 19, 1845, 8. S011' 0( the late

has been proverbial. It was a delight

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green in their hearts. Truly it can

woman went to her reward.

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_ _ aflreme, they united in themselves HOD- W. G. Str0nS and his Wife.

Sarah J Bousfleld In 1873 Mr

"E iiiiiawvlilii iiiiftp 1f"<(»i|iu»if’nll)<lu“i>e.lisinfl»tiiii3iii Strom: ceme to Swlimerside where he

opened a. general store on the corner of Water and Cel1i.ral~Streets. a' store

to spend an even g th g . _

_ kindly and intelligent company. Many which kept pace with the business' life

a friend in both -town and cousitry of the town till it was destroyed in

_ will mourn her. I-Ier memory, with the disastrous fire of last September,

that of her husband, will long 4 be ,which swept over that portion of the

town. Mr. Strong was not only a

AT Tl"l E F-R@NT. be said that with her demise a good successful merchant but a

public spirited citizen, alive to and

B U Y ' ` The remains were taken to Eldon helping along the best interests of the

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M N A in "God's acre" at -,the fine old Eldon Wright. four sons and two daughters. . __ Presbyterian Church. where sleep so namely. William F. and Colin' W. at-

many ot he' kith and kin. home; Major. Toronto; Harold PA

on military service in England; Miss Milicent S. and Miss -Ethel L., at home. Four brothers survive. namely, John' B., Sydney; C. Edward and

Newton oston . The funeral will take place Friday,

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January 20, 1917, James Nicholson. in his 77th year. The deceased had been aiilicted for some years with asthma. and for some time 'before his' death he was troubled with heart failure. During the last three or four years of his life. he was confined from pursuit of his work, and at times was greatly distressed with his sickness. Yet, be endured this distress with the greatest calmness and patience. Mr. Nicholson was born in Scotiland, and emigrated when a youth with his parents, who settled- in Hansville. Later on' he settled in Rose Valley on a farm which st that time was prac- tically covered by forest. After years of persevering labor. he cleared the 'land and soon provided a comfortable home. This home was known far and widd for its kindness and hospitality it was a home in which the poor and

coma and received the greatest sym pathy. Mr. Nicholson was s msn of an entertaining disposition and wss held in the highest rsqect by all who knew him. I-le was s very intelligent

and broad-minded maa‘{:Id could dis- cuss current topics wi great in- terat. I-Io alwsyu showed a keen in- terest in anything which was for the wdiis/re of the community. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Role Valley. and for many yesn took an active part in the work ofthe church. l-Ie will be greatly missed in' the community where he was so well known, and especially in his home

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father. His funeral was well- attended considering the unpleasantness of the weather. The funeral service at the house was conducted by the pastor, of the congregation", Rev. John Mc- Call, who paid a friendly-tribute to the deceased, and who -spoke' very comforting words to the bereaved wifev and~family. The service at the

Order, of which the deceasedfwas a member. Hsleaves to,mourn’a2 soi- rowing wife. four sons and two daugh- ters. The daughters are. Mrs., Isaac Beer, of 'Cra[luud, dnd ’M'rs. Philip Beer, of Hamptonl. The senfsarel, Don-y ald. John andi Frank, in the wester11_` States and Roderick on 'tire' home-_ stead. Also two brothers and twd sis- \

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