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THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN

~ NOVEMBER 16, 1936

I‘ IN MEMOBIAM

MRS. JAMES WADDELL

Jane Weir was born, Aug. l. 1854. on Prince Edward Island, Canada, being one oi a family of seven i children. At an early age she was ' converted and united with the Presbyterian Church.

She was married to James Wad- dell at the age of eighteen, and to this union eleven children were born, five oi’ whom, with her hus- band preceded her in death.

In 1926, Mrs. Weddell went to Orlando, Florida, to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Flick. Here she heard and accept- ed the iaith of the Seventh-day Adventists, oi which chll.rch she was a member at the time oi her death, which occurred the morning of Nov. 6, 1936, after a lingering illness.

Her Bible was her constant com- panion while able to read. During her illness she was heard to re- peat paaages oi.’ scripture which she had committed to memory.

Eld. L. C. Evans, pastor of the Orlando Seventh-day Adventist Chuuch conducted her funeral ser- vices before a large gathering of friends and relatives who had con-

tl-ibuted many beautiful nonll oi- I

ierings. She was laid to rest ill beautiful Greenwood Cemetery to await the call of the Lifegiver.

DANIEL A. MACNEIL

On the afternoon of Oct. 14, i936. . Daniel MacNeil oi Village Green‘

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passed peacefully away ill his 79th G, N, R _ r t; year from the scenes of earthly F - _ labour to the fullest joys oi eternal ‘l or - ' ' ‘ _ (' l glory. 1 He was the son oi the late Alcx- , Moncron. N. a. Nov-.-14-1n - l 1 h_ h ma‘ nude, AlIaCNPil and Mary Anne anticipation oi a greatly increased - In [hi5 011i?“ 111 5 0w Mom-n London Eng1ay_d_ lnulnber o.‘ Chrisinlas Greeting Tel- of fur coats. 0\'1‘!'-'Y l-le was twlcc llllll'l'il(l, first to 1111111115 11115 Year. 1111111118915 °Y 111°.‘ (CALLED PER. FOR SHORT) ("m0 f")!!! 11 1111"" 0 rle Rkbbcca B3115“, M; Albion who Canadian National Telegraphs in‘ _ . and proved reliability. ‘imaged mm pram this mm“ we marnnnes met hm m com} ~ IPer" ls aznarvellous new dry cleaning solvent recently adopted in our Fvcry coat was bought 1nd there \\'Cl't: s solls and a daughters, fvrenve with Superintendent D- Aw CLOREX sYslem- It has 911513359“ a" claims made f0!‘ 11- I18 4 i ‘ , I ' made up for u‘ early, 3,5. ilamely, wnliul-e. 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MR- CLAUDE BARKER. 0111‘ supervisor, newly arrived from the cele- . ‘ _s v ‘ . ion, oorgc .. cnry .. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' “‘ “ 1 , . . - . lurgcst shown“; o, 1.1m, 1. u,- and Mary?’ who dorms“ mm l that we have had m n,.,,_,,g_. gpeu a bratedlangley s Ltd., of Toronto, is delighted with the"quallty work he umlg; He was Secondly mama, w iul iacililies to handle, the lure ls turning out with this new ‘wonder solvent” and ﬁle Clorox” system. _ l-olum of Grccling Telegrams. Not o 1 l b deli hted tom . nmeuMuw1 i$$$$?$$nwmwmwWw ’““g N1111l111l Nluskratl Mink’ . . u _ _ int, , , relatives and friends living in the 3111111101.I1i1-Dl11,l39a"91'l*llml’ u“: lulu)“, 1?: Wale 2.8.8 S-tons some C11)‘ and throughout Canada ' 1311111111111], 0111711311], all the“ a." “o lmb) us’ namhm fr‘ generally and in the Unittd States I , i * - and more , ling oi Windsor, Ollt., H. Lynuood V f l V w , i " ' oi Mt Albion Elven at honlc Dc- but’ also m Greg“ mun has’ e I ' . ' ' . ‘ iind that. not only is the more in- lite, tcacilcr at Hermitage, Mary _ , , Y llmatc personal note appreciated by. Almml “hIOI dtewsed lnllcre i.he receiplent". but tllc fact that] d H . b t ’ f}: ta c‘ $111032,“ m rd o? the message of greeting is trans- l an 11 DIICOS 0 ween rty- need grlalnécl rcrl) a; ss x Knitted so Speeduy and delivered by | ‘J lgrea granb C‘ ‘c2’ is“? a allnliormed messenger on Christmas l c “me “um er ohm er ma ‘es’ morning on a seasonably decorated O Tim; ‘fleeing? “B513 ma? orlime’ Telegraph form adds emphasis to i ‘(mited “pr g 1 C ‘m m“ clan“ er‘ m“ the greeting Buincss firms are also l X est in all dealings with 11111117 making greater use o. the Tcllgnmh ‘ Egdgaﬁnylgngclgrilgely Zxxﬁlesnlzi lo send Christmas Greetings to their 1 j ‘ ° tion in rates that i m “mm he “m, He was a Client-e ‘m? W1“ ' ' great has been put into ciicct for this *"*' W“ " sufferer for lnorc than six months seasons greeting Telegrams make LAUNDERERS DYERS DRY‘CLEANERS _ but he was reconciled to the will the cost about equivalent to ma; I l - . p . ‘ " ’ 01’ 60¢ 0f 111m 111111‘ it Could be for sending a good Christmas card." Q‘- ' l - ‘ - - ' ~ ' - i “B” - n l QJ ‘v ' ‘ “ad ‘esbcd are 1' e dead Wm Present at the conference were J. Ihruh _. die in the Lord." He was attend- E Tumnem Hahn“; J‘ w_ MC- t l l ' S l LV E R F0 X ‘i . V‘ . V’ Cd l“ m5 lune” l” m5 bemved Manus, Sydney; H. Flollerty‘ Saint ;> ~ " "‘ ,_ I , 1 P1151" Rev- EM" Macnmllau John; s. C. Matthews. Moncton; A. (i i ; ' -for Fur Fzll'mcl's-\\’ol'k Satisfactory-Prompt i " “ilw 815° °°ml11°1°d 111° 1111191111 Bemier, Campbellton; J. M. Murleyw ' I . g ser,.ice_prices l.ight_.l-m.ms cash__gring m. I service, rslsted by the Rev. lVIr. Charlottewwn; ;,_ w_ smith, . ‘ send your foxes and furs ‘ " I . . ' Elliot of Pownal. Tile hymns suns summerside; w. J. Hunter. special l t < ' , were Asleep In Jesus, The Hour Of represengauve; Q, H, Whitney, i _, qb-EMMETT GAVIN“ ' ' ' My Departure‘: Come. The lord's Inspector; a. 1.. Logan, Chief Clerk.‘ 1 .~ 136 Kent Stq-Morell Hotel Warehouse My shepherd. ‘ r4 l. ‘ The allbearers were Messrs. .. . Charlottetown l’ - ' ' ' ' '» Alfred Brehaut, James Mitchell, s 7718 EXIIIOIIOTS and l/ISIIOTS i ‘I. ‘ Peter Jackman, William Jackman, ___ y I William MacEachern, John Weath- ' o”, , 7-71 ' crhie. The funeral was directed by ‘ A Mmon Jenkins’ Mmvlew’ The only way your body can clean . . . Interment was in the family plot out Aﬁidlﬂaugl {gisougus vlvlalsteo from While Ill the city we would be pleased to have you call at Birch Hill. Come ye all that are §.§‘,‘l§,,,°§l¢n.',. nlg» n? nillinfllllé ‘ and see our show of

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