- ’\;.¢-——§. . 1 I“ ‘APRIL 13 1950 . ““" ~-»~* - ~- — ’ . . -(HE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN PAGE ELEV EN I ' IN OR V t MW BUYS rWHY "1 "” e 3/ZWfZ}«' ...... mmro-swam’ | | ’ _ The community of Mun’ iru- ' MONTREAL April 13t.h—A month after an hour a vicinity were '.i....... "wddms In h ontml. -lo-n, Parr. now Mrs. Hugo and ma ed to hear of the death _ Iichrnbeh laupgt on her wedding wn to be carried on '1'hursday. March 2. row. of iymer andMo)vi§;t.li'}hteI’in :2 of then; gulp ;l;:;bert G. Brehsm in his seventy- . . a won e u, e . ""°'?"°°“" °°'"l-11' ---they'll met on - ski trip Mr.’ iiieheut had been in falling ' ' ’ and courted by max . Lovely Joan sent Hugo lots health for some time but had been 5 5 of snspshots_to keep him rcmemborin . And she ' oin ground _ used extra-mild WOODBURY FACI soar to §h,.§ ...“ Q,‘ "‘“" “"‘" ""’“‘ NP Denpn memorable! Yes, Joan is A wise bride to use W 0" m‘'de“h' I wwdbmy go", ,,',u_, in bewgyinm innedienu woodbury “ml”, The late Mr. Brehaut was of I me by skin l£§:::l&!ll, legcvesbakin soflt‘ a‘%dna5i'i,ooth. Anld docl.ors' teats g‘1l::i'y u;‘¢";.‘mmmd'b;,":;‘1'°w;;“knW:w§ Cutting food costs and I! IIIO . "9 ’ "P 1"" W“ ‘ d, 'ld I tli I §19"tE$.e'at°tii;>yfromnda Canp"di_an “WotIi)d%r¥r” e‘. .n.'ltartInIVoolibilly 1n‘1.enn“°§,° agautfmaibe ‘sm'i'°“':a3‘dl some IIIIIC givIng‘your lllltlly — use i in your b t ! Y no 0 rnss: um Isondcrllrﬁeisl mi’ 5-:1’: if“ y r i3hli'ii°hh°nl§is;'d ii°iIlmii'im ii“ ummn" "'M“°"' "mh 3' . "'. pa orscoreao er a is e. e ;":)|‘:;’e9l::3’;'|inf:¢|ll!7l°:ie:_ll!::";I'I;}r; ‘ﬁlo: f‘o:d:'bettB4:ai;band gasmtlig gérlyhmsmbeg olfgrtlge ltﬂilla’ CODY VIIIII Canned Salmon. Well. 1 ll Crescent St., Montreal, P.Q.!.T-Icre, lb: Mn-yenzn om“ ' e B“ m g . Slzlllﬁiilfe, is a recipe from the book for Celebration 1 Bcsideswlyxlslwrmwing widow. the Here’: I suggestion: ' owner 1: le Derby he leaves to W’ fl’rl’1'..°‘?.'.?.t§"ﬁ‘}n§',‘.‘?}‘,$‘,;,§,“',‘5‘,';:§,',‘,‘,V‘ ’‘°‘" ‘" ' msum the loss of a kind and 1ov- - cs/rrybgg. ‘tad “kw hag la.gier,u:,nei aon.u¥h.ttney at *0. l 1,“, ,,,d,,_.,, ‘M hnvuw , cup In“ ‘Wu oine. s eaves ee gran - ﬂu . _ , 8/4 cup me n ll. children. Four halﬂarothers and ' _ ﬁ;,‘;=5"- Ht‘-inmcuw or man we Ihelln. Gamtala‘ three hail!’-sisters predeceased him. SIIIOI H. can no-4 v°“‘°" ‘ “"““ ’,°$‘(’:',', “‘,£'g,’,_' “mm, The tuneral service was held at up Canned Sllinon 3‘ mu véuup 8iilr.:l‘riat"iemoa Jules f'§.’“i’l§'.'.‘on”..§5i’i’s.li'l’.’ie and paprika I-2° Mme. on isturdﬁi’. March 4111. a eiiw '-WI‘ :3" ﬁr” 2s:l‘t.‘Iud.PWP°‘ '-° “'“ n n o ztaiunpoon u] a 2 P. M. '1‘ service was oon- , hop °I|° , 8!-IIIIK: iwlv-;l“I!a'e‘r‘<‘:_ro(la;ve1:ag. Ass) 1/: teaspoon ceiefy flea and cum of ducted by Rev, 1, Green 0; the ’,;:':,i.iwv«vo- "3" _,,,,,_,.mo- nd remember when 'our liecipe calls for lemons he sure they're Mun” Hum" United ch'“”h' pnlnII‘“‘“°”°dwnt°r:-tliwx.‘-‘:s"":.‘i'¢:-i:e'd: :_l‘l;l£‘l1{lIs'1‘ CALIFOR IA LEMONSI Ti.e,~,. lb’. ,;,.,,,I ,-,_,,-c-,-,,, 2:.__hy32hb:d:unv$‘3le.§e_,..%%?” :1, _,,£,...c.S..u.°.I __m:'_é,,..‘...,_.‘-_°2;:_,,,. was A V S M 0 M In-—._! Mymdod to Thee" and‘ “oh. Think "'5 - 0'9’ pet: er, or n of a Home Over T ere." lr.l:.‘i’.‘.“::.: ...*.*:; t/wivcvirea signed handy. J h Br h t. inarl Ni ii , Ch les plastic cap covers ‘1\:c[x)‘ons.l°d ‘hind Harry oglliite. “ A [ lh“ 5" "9" ‘h’ ' Iritennent in Murray Harbour I4“ #44" ‘*1 ‘WW4 511'-0" - tops of HEINZ i ‘J cmatery entirely colic] . /or um . any soon H _ :40 1; 0 I - ' min 5'77"/'5’/-” 43/ doesn't eat a fulltlliii avtllheiitols lll:II)- hlialrl: ‘l-ml "l°:t-ll)’ glflglulll ‘fall; c 67”//€// (,‘7////” time. Sim ly leave t.hc balance of 3 Ccial 0 9' 3 300 bottle Ol , ' _ . the Baby ood in the tin, cover it REML EHAMPQO l°\' 011')’ ru- Tmd °‘ chmsms :.¢*‘;.‘.'*.“.':.:.*.:;:.°.:‘.'.°'.'$.“:.:‘:.:i.:: .1.‘-35.1 5::1‘».:a.":‘::‘l2..:*:;:“f: J: m may at me me new from one C0598 (0 an- time-and-monoy saver is the spe- 5°"""5l Y0“ 399. “"9 1|eW,K|'€ml 0‘ 3”h““t wlah lo slmemly thank can deg‘ “ed Bab Foods . . Shampoo has a natural oil base all the kind friends and neighbours - - '8 y mm" wartime activities but it was for {ice she carried out with efficiency short service at the home was tol- neighbors. were Messrs Stanley

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bit of the natural flavour and aroma _ . M. Apple Sauce is not str-ainedl—¥0'Ill mllv Ipvmjntonlu cgmr M natural eul'l‘ryit.soon—for breakfast—a_sa ‘she _-I IP60 treat" or your ypltirliiqgli-'s'wl’unch—!i: iI:.l-lcy|‘IIlll(‘llOd.III| with pork or nusagos— r as a e at will 0 ‘Youugnuaolaxl Inch-sealing Dsusm...tliat's why JE Jsly Powder dﬂmaﬁg popul as aal-of! Bush a and anartrnsnt of tool . . .'8tra , . °*-rm... '°"".:-...°°' “‘-'..-‘if§l."~ '* an 0! 0 "lﬂlielftnnreao. fl’|iat‘a ui§"i urge you to serve

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who assisted during the illness and passing of their loved one, also to all who sent messages, letters lllldl cards of sympathy and all who in any way helped in their recent sad bereavement.

IN MEMORBAM

MRS. WILLIAM MUTCH

Ringwood and surrounding d‘s- tricts were shocked and saddened on March 4 to learn of the sudden passing of Mrs. William Muttlh (nee Imogene Currie) in her ‘lath year. she was born in New Do- minion. daughter of the late Nell and Isabella Currie. After attend- lng public school, she entered Prince of Wales College and for a number of years gave excellent service as a teacher in some of the nest schools in the Province.

She was a woman of outstanding ability, is keen mind. and always alert to the needs or the coin- mnnlty and the Province. Durlrg the -war years she worked faith- fully on the Red Cross and other

CARD OF THANKS

David Murphy and Family of Cape Traverse, wish to thank their many friends for kindness and syrrrpatliy exrprsssed to them, in the death of their wile and mother. Also their sincere thanks to Dr. Macxenzie and Nurses of P. E. I. Hospital and all who help- ed in any way to comfort and brighten Mrs. Murphy's days dur- ing her illness.

IN MEMORIAM

CLOW—In loving memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Glndyl Glow. who passed away April 12th. 1940.

near mother. you are not for-

gotten, mough on earth you are no more. sun In men you are with us As you always were before.

Sadly Missed Jiy Dllllllier Jenn.

IN MEMORIAM

CLOW—In loving memory of our door Mother. Mrs. Gladys Glow. who passed away April 12th. isac.

Her memory is as dear today As In the hour she passed away.

Sadly Missed by sons Eva-ell. Elmer and Walter.

IN MEMORIAM

CLOW—ln loving memory of our dear Mother who paued sway April lﬂll. 1016.

Keep her In thine arms. dear Lord And ever let her be A anensnger of love Botweui our hearts andjlaee.

sully Missed by Daughter Marion. Sen-In-Iaw Bill and Grand- children.

IN MEMOIIIAM

CDOW-—ln loving memory of my dear wife. Mrs. Gladys Claw. who passed any April 12th. me.

she la line but not forgotten, And he (owns another year.

In our lonely hours of thinking Tbouhh If her are always near.

Days of saline. still some o'er us. Friends may Iilnk the wound is

healed; lat Iioy little know the nonow That lies within the heart eon- sealed.

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W remembered by Wife and l‘_amtly.

"Home and Country" the motto of the Women's Institutes which she so often repeated that she gave so many years of outstanding ser- vice. She held offices in the local branch and up to Provincial Pm‘.- ldent. and later on an officer in the Federated women’: Institutes of Canada. she holds the unique record of having attended the Pro- vincial convention of the Women's Institute for thirty five years. He.‘ long and meritorious service was recognized when she was one at the first women in the Province to re- celvs the highest honor. that of a Life M bershlp in the Federated Women Institutes of Canada.

She was always interested in I Sanatorium and worked zealously in promoting the ideas of the need for such an institution and when her desires were realized she was named a commissioner represent- en's Institutes. an of-

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and conscientious service. For her unswerving devotion and loyalty not only to the Women‘: Instltutr.-s and Sanatorium Commission, but for all her good works, she was the recipient of the much coveted C-1!’- onatton Medal in l937.

She was a faithful member 0! the Presbyterian Church, and as in all other endeavors, she too»: her religion seriously. For a num- ber of years she was a Sunday School teacher and was a keen Bible student.

By her faithfulness to duty, self- sacrifictng character. and above all her readiness to Herve in any capacity whether in home, church or state, she won the love and es- teem of all and leaves behind a high ideal of womanhood whlcn neither time nor space can obliter- ate.

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