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egg e Ill . .. ?,I1(;Tga'Ttbyear.Hehadutbeen in good health for the out airli- mn months, but Jieeama serious in three ngintba previous to his demise.

The late Mr. Myers III the son of Martin Myers and his wife. Jane Jenkins, ofclanfinnan. 39- E- ; - he went to school and manhood. He served as an

i-entice for a blacksmith with mmilton Higgins of Johnsons fuver, later taking a one year course with a Mr. Robinson of Charlottetown. ' i

on completion he worked at his trade in Berlin Falls.gN. H-. for several years. returning to Prince Edward Island about 1392. He worked at his trade in Millviow till 1901. At that time be moved to Brudenell where he engaged in farming and farrlery.

In 1915 he moved to New Perth where he continued i.n.the same occupations. later movlng'to Mon- wbere be built the home at which he spent bs latter days. About 1905 he successfully took a course in Veterinary Science and in 1912 in Veterinary Dentistry. which he successfully , actlsed. He was widely known, espec in the country districts, as his work took him tomany parts where he met and made many friends. To imow him was to mourn his pas-

'ng, He had a friendly nature and his home always welcomed the visitor. His life and work was best exemplified in the poem. The -Village Blacksmith."

Mr. Myers was twice married. His first wife. Jessie Lee Wood of Miliview. predeceased him in 1929. To this union were, born four chil- dren who survive. Milton, Depart- ment of Transport, Gosben. N. S.; Pansy. Mrs. Gavin Reid. Victoria Cross; Gordon of New Perth, and Ola. Mrs. W. L. Williams. Lon: 1!- land. N. Y. Also surviving are sev- eral grandchildren and great grand- children. y ,

His second wife. Anni! Mimi Rourke of Montallle. WW1 "I19 wiicly devotion, tenderly cared for him during his long illness.

The following brothers and sis- iers predeceased him: IW alter, Bruce and Laura. Mrs. Dan'Mac- Kinnon; Emeline and Mrs. O Neill. all of U.S.A., two brothers. Nelson and Wesley; sisters .Lllla and Bar-

”TUie funeral was held from his late residence on uat! 3!. and notwithstanding the inclement day

The death 3. Mon

many braved the storm to pay their last respects to a ood and true neighbor and friend. e serv-

ice at the house and.grave was conducted by Rev. Donald Canin- bell of st. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague. who spoke feel- ingly of the deceased and brou ht words of comfort to the f . The choir sang favourite hymns of the deceased. "The Lord is MY shepherd." "Abide With Me. mg "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say.

Interment was in the community Cemetery. '

' Following were the pallbearers:

Messrs. Robert Mellisb. Melton Fraser. Beecher Dewar, Jerome ii-lower. Claude MacKay, and Mal- colm Macxenzle.

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Wife Pansy, Ga and Hammond. Florrie and Gordon.

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Ola. Bill and Iiiddy. Milton. Mabel and Miltis.

Shell The Myers Famih of Taunton. Mm" many and sorry. olive

Bruce, and Ray

Wreath: , Employees of A 4! Rings Park, Snalthtowli

lpraysi Rena. I Thelma, David and Charles. Edith and Sinclair.

..vins'n Marina loss of the R. C. A. l'.. Greenwood. N. I.. spent few days with her parents. Mr

Euizd Mrs. Wallace Ross, East sail

Friends of Mrs. Gus Mallard re-

eat confined to her home at Lake. with the 'flu. -

plo ee. Sourls. spent the week-end wi her permits. Mr. and Mrs. William Robertson, -Kingsboro.

Friends of Mrs. James Robertson regret to learn that she is at time of writing connned to her home in Kingsboro with an attack of v rus. -

Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Roper, U.S.A.. were recent guests of Dr. E. Kassner and Mrs. Kassner, Sourls.

Mr. John Robertson (Junior), Kingsboro. was a business visitor to the City.

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Macln- tyre. returned to their home at East Point having spent the past sev- eral weeks in Halifax. where Mr. Maclntyre attended the special course as wireless 0 rator. Mr. Maclntyre is the eficient light- house manager at East Point. which position he has held for many years.

Mrs. Alton Robertson, Munn's Road, visited with her sister. Mrs. Rhoda Morrow. North Lake.

Mr. Thomas Poole is quite ill at his home in Sourls. Mr. Poole for many years was an up and doing lobster fishermen at North Lake and was a favorite among his many fellow fishermen. He was at all times ready to help out his fel- low men when the time arose for assistance ind a sincere wish is that be will soon be restored to his usual good health and be able to enjoy his retired years at his home in Sourls.

Mrs. Sandy Mcswain returned to her home'in Greenwich. having recently undergone an operation in the Sourls Hospital.

Messrs. Charles and Elw ood Ching. Red Point. motored recently to Charlottetown on business.

mouth Lake. Elmira. North Lake area the past week inspecting the newly wired residences. In the very near future those anxious people will have the lights turned on.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie McKie and baby son of Howe Bay, were March 6th visitors with Mrs. Mc- Kle's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rod- die J. Kidson, Red Point.

Mr. Peter McPhee returned to his home in Sourls, having spent some time in the Charlottetown Hospital. i

Mr. Carl McClure. Moncton, was a recent visitor with his friend, Ms-. Johnnie Young. Red Point.

Mr. Gus Mallard. North Lake. recently hauled his large fishing boat which he recently had built at Murray Harbour.

Tbs clay and gravelled roads to

Louise and Norman

Ella Priest.

Eli n and Vernon.

Non . Ted and Family, N. S. Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacGrc-

ROI. Mr. and Mrs. Chester MacLure and Margaret. Hattie. Malcolm, Irma and Douglas and Josie Hunter. Nellie and Maynard.

Cut Flowers: Marion and David, Florrie and George.

Card of Thanks-

The wlle andtlamily of the late G. R. Myers wish to thank all the friends who were so faithful to visit and help in any way during his illness and death. And a sin-

cere thank-you to Dr. P 1' e s to n Maclntyre for his faithful care and

thoughtfulness in so many ways.

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Mr. Howard McLean was in the to

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Sincere sympathy is extended to Mr. James Breenan. Sourls. on the recent death of his father, Mr. W. J. Breenan. who passed away at his home in Sourls. March 7th.

A good game of hockey was played at the Red Point Commu- nity Rink on March lltb, between Red Point and East Point. The

Miss Ann Young. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yates, Miss Bertie Yates, and Mr. George MacDonald. Kin - boro. attended the house warm g reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ira Young at their new residence in Albion Cross. A large crowd was in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Young were presented with a large purse of money from their new friends

district.

With the lobster fishing season rolling swiftly around, every fish- men is busy building and rigging traps. Practically eveiy work shop is a busy bee-hive now and the sound of the hammer and saw is heard early and late. K

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Longaphle and family returned to their home in Little Harbour. having spent the past year and a half employed in Saskatchewan.

Mrs. Ray Bruce, Red Point, spent March 7th with her aunt. Mrs. Alfred Dewar, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy Dewar and family, Brudenell.

Mr. Harry Steward returned to Kingsboro, having spent some time employed in Saint John's.

Mrs. Robert Robertson returned to her home having spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Fay Glover and family in Charlotte-

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As the result of an accident on March 7th, Mr. Wallace Steele spent a few days in the Sourls Hospital, but is now back to his ho:ne in Sourls with no serious re- su ts.

Mrs. Neil A. Mcbellan and two children. Red -Point. spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mc- William. Canavoy.

The Fortune School team and Red Point School team held a game of hockey at the Red Point Com- munity Rink on March 4th. The score was 3-1 in favour of the Red Point team.

The weekly prayer meeting was held on March 10th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Garrett. Rfd”-Point, with Rev. D. I. Mc- C are in attendance.

Mr. Francis Campbell of the Fishermenis Loan Board office. Charlottetown. spent the recent week-end with his mother. Mrs. John C. Campbell, Red Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Boswall Robert- son and Mr. Edwin Robertson. Munn's Road. attended the hockey match at the Charlottetown Forum. March 7.

Mr. L. G. Robertson, Red Point. attended the hockey match at the Charlottetown Forum. March 7. Messrs. Joseph Chapman and Sept McPhee. Little Harbour. have completed their big job of cutting ice to, fill the large ice house at Black Pond.

Messrs. Nelson ltesvart. Red Point; Preston Coffin. South Lake. and Ira Stewart, Red Point. attend- ed th: hockey match at the Forum. Marc

Friends is these parts are happy

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and neighbours from the adjoining W

Cross. was a recent at the ms of Harold Taylor. Mr. Alfred Moore, Road, made a fb-ing visit to Up- tononMarchl0.Bewasavll- itor atthehomsofsterling Mac- Lead. Mr. A! Blaisdalll was a recht

business visitor to Upton.

Upton school is progressing fa- vourably under the capable nun- agement of Mr. John Dewar.

The many friends of Pte. Merlin Campbell are glad to see him around again after his painful accident.

Mr. Homer and Wallace Turner were recent visitors at the home

score was 5-2 in Red Point teams of Mn mm M". Robb clay, favour. , y Bndlemnh . M”. "'5 M"- i1'””" Y"""3t -Mr. and Mrs. J. c. MacBet.h

recently visited at the home of Mrs. James Betton.

Despite the bad road conditions Upton Gospel Chapel was we attended on March 18. , h was Mr. Svend Christensen.

Mr. Lloyd Maccallum rodent- visited Upton. He was the guest of Mr. Billy Maclennan.

Mr. Harold and Chas. Taylor were recent business visiton to Charlottetown. . -

Miss Joyce Steward has been employed for some time at the home of Mr. Albert Taylor, stra- thcona.

Miss Evelyn MncPherson and Kathleen Livingstone motored to Red House on Saturday.

Mrs. Seymour Taylor and Mrs. Wm. MacLennan spent the past week visiting in Charlottetown and French Fort.

Mr. Glenn Taylor was a recent visitor at the home of Mrs. Jane Turner.

Mr. Clarence MacLennan is now employed with Mr. Everett Garrett.

Friends of Mr. Wilfred Judson are sorry to hear of his recent illness. All wish him a speedy re- covery.

- Mr. Garth Clay and Mr. Peter Green are busily engaged in cut- ting lce at Whltlocks Pond.

Mr. Claude Maiheson. Miss Mona Taylor and Mrs. Charles

to learn that Mr. Harold Hynes. Supervisor of School, has returned to his home In Montague. having spent several days a patient in the King's County Hospital and is now on the road to recovery. '

Mrs. William Power was hostess to the Little Harbour Institute at her home on Feb. The meeting

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The monthly msetlngcf the York Point W. 1., met at the home of Mrs. Fulton Sanderson on March 7th. The president. Mrs. Wilfred Macliinley presidqt.

opened with the Ode, t Creed in unison. being the first meeting since the institute was re-organised the roll call was responded to by 15 members paying their fees. There were four visitors present. The minutes of the last regular

meeting dals'otboseofthespe- girl mee g were read and adopt-

The treasurer reported 39.00 pro- ceeds from cake sale and a 82.00 donation was receival. York Point's share of former Cornwall- York Point W. I. funds was passed to treasurer by Mrs. Howard.

It was decided to hold ' inole and card party in York Point School in the near future. Collec- tion amounted to 81.10. ,

Roll call for next meeting is your "Favorite Recipe."

Next meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. Reg Butler. when the Institutes anniversary will be celebrated; progrnme committee, Mrs. Reg Butler and Mrs. Wendell Dockendurff; Lunch committee, Mrs. Reg Butler, "Mrs. John Mac- Eacbern. and Mrs. Stanley Mur- cbison.

Slides on Eucatlon were shown by Mr. and Mrs. I-lazen Howard and were much enjoyed by all.

After which a delicious lunch was served by the hostess and com- mittee in charge. mA social hour was enjoyed by

STANHOPE W. I.

The Sianhope W. I. held their monthly meeting on March 8. at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Mac- ! ” The vice-pi ” f Mrs. Harry MacLauchlan. opened the

Taylor were recent business vis- itors to Charlottetown.

Mr. Everett Garrett and Mr. Clarence MacLennan motored to Charlottetown on March 16.

Mr. Bert Taylor visited at the home of Jackie Livingstone on March 12.

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Dancing 10 p.m. - 1 a.sn. Music by "Jackie Doyle's Orchestra" : ' Tickets s2.oo

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followed by the collect, Roll call was answ ed by 17 members and four visitors;

It was decided to'send one membership from our Institute to C. A. C. Sick committee reported three calls made.

New committees were appointed as follows: Sick, Mrs. Malcolm MacLauchlan and Mrs. George Mscmllan; school. Mrs. Louis Marshall: Program. Mrs. Em- mett Msrtin and Mrs. J. E. Misan- er; Lunch, Mrs. Harry MacLauch-

Mrs. Malcolm MseLauehl.an. Mrs. Reg. Ross invited mem- bers for the Quilting Bee on March ll. Mrs. Harry MacLaucb- lan kindly invited manbers for the April meeting. Roll call to be answered with "Penny for rise of your shoe."

The singing of the National Anthem brought this part of the meeting to a close. A mixed auc- tion then took place with Mrs. Louis Marshall auctioneering the splendid array of articles. The

ID is stoned

KATMANDU. Nepal (Reuters!- The Indian brahmin priest who performed the rites at the funeral of King Tribhuvan last week was showered Wednesday with than- sands of dollars worth of gifts. Thursday he will be stoned out of the city.

sale realized a sum of 812.45. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess assisted by" the Lunch Committee and a social hour an- loved-

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Tradition says he the country Thursday before th 13-day period of morning ands.

Tradition again demands that H be showered with abuse and stain! on his way.

Among the gifts be received to- day were two elephants. a horlu. costly sets of the late king's gold and silver. and furniture. alto- gether worth 821,000.

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