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Tluonmnan. Que. Jan 4 _ r Gaffney has béon appointed‘ "Bhiilort economist oi’ the Can.

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Nioe-arostasnt or research a s ' Vflviimsnt. His new duties will in’: nude studies of the effect of high. ‘fg “d all‘ oomoett on on rall- 5. Mr. Gaifn la ti . u... o... ‘lotuifllifioiéfiifo and where he started his railway "N" 1h Jilly 1020 as clerk in the transportation department of the C. N. R. After serving as a clerk ltenographer he was transferred to Montreal and in March 1m was Promoted to secretary to the gen. ral suiiirrirltendent of transports. . In i998 he r -

turned to Montreal as special a:- aistant in the bureau of economies. Mr. Gafrney was recently on loan ‘l: ab? Blflglgl-dl aovemmsnt for v a man’ at t . tation facilities Olfitgllgxldlaxdfpor

Bpratt Herlcng liked ‘you so mufih‘ spratt addressed him and Mr. and Mrs. James E. Andrews. he mtahde ‘s his ‘daylight/er. cgfld Cherry with a humorous cagdor. Hunter River. ' only r nv car. me, "Y kn . i1 I " k‘ - "fgun" 6'0" "nouns with volt] ofil. swlmmlos in ingouto slfigtory>erszlgoéis 31nd lrlleinThie Great West gllcfisntltélssfg; .‘ l ‘ l l l d, n man, agen s ar ‘ te*ut*."t.t..vm that: u on . .. . “mo titlriisso t» o:tt»l“wfti.tr~tt@ ‘liiil.§“--li‘.“.i; with m," guy-gm‘ m new“ 090119. l1 F011"! 011i’ "85 receive, I thought. it mean-t that; l’! 0h 0 hi? _ 1:!" 9 1 H an,“ he: wont it be your P001 as m“ everybody should put a dime in| ins sure t e1. -- n comes n.

- M ' "- "ghtlhtlil Margaret sIghedImg £3330??? $111K?! filfmtd who; Mr. Parker Rogcrson llns gonc fignltaCo ntgvsntlaithchei-‘Lpil-eng’. “"?.“='Y~ "c" I so sv/‘o-mins You have ‘to o}. slot octhtnrlng to BostvnMtv Nvlfllt dliusitysiff‘; , mg m; mdy wan,’ Grand u ‘ - _n before} you know what its all a- M“ R- " e - d law v J “Mum Its still rather chilly. but we u bout, cheater. Moss. an rs- omes

mum lat’; gt; get our Dtjflgtgléskét puma-L gherw “km owing-f Ifigkswood (Jeanette). North Adams. A; en _ 1 that tznt to do with the Ja-ps. as? ‘ - §h°',.,“‘“,.m,,°'§.‘{f,“'h§'°”'v3'- home Wlthhfl‘. E15! W" h" "Well. sometimes I wonder,"

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d Mr. and Mrs. Am-

lroae Doyle’. rsowtls possessions. and “Fid- ____ 16a sol-g‘, little-girl fullglliiishbnfis

Miss Reta cumn, o.w.a.c., has rrv even . w e 1 IQ ed d ti turned It into we min little Cllgmatnua u a m" ma!" bedroom. a ~

S! with her u, Mr. Mild Mrs. Parnell ‘" ‘. mm Curran t . lnuwith his sister. ‘gveglyn ‘Zrfitl. "Praia! to“ tau d “not M:

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to tzh d as n fore she was thankful for the ediaw demands 1.1m

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left a brief will. givin: h cosaeesicng to Margaret.

muting dremuttlon. Etprntt a-t-

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Whtv M81381“. lfliy P903716 ref ees."

people were

on IS

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say things litre that?" ‘Because limb i'

Americans are mosses. Mama-rot except the Indians. ‘Ihev cam from all

them N8! lowly. Most

We make mistakes. but

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"Yolrren nice people.’ Mfltlflvt father if he thought

everywhere. oven in this continued.

(politic

“Well, country," Elizabeth "there are people who are not nice. We have to

l are nice to you. aren't NA. spent the Christmas t" country. aren't we? We still don't holidays with her parents. Mr. and "Oh We. We d0!" 6i"- lllf-ch have to be much worried abc-u-t our Mrs. Fred Inman. Victoria. with Lillian Farnsworth." Mar-f house being burned and cunelves -—-- garet confided ' 0n the charltv Mrs. Stephen A. Huestis of NOrtn

“I hope you don't. 1t she born you again, you can tell her

neirt to Cherry's

which Cherry had been accustom-

ed to lasing as c sort of private

refuge where she and her school-

mg d gather to eat fudge and do their lesson... totzether- It a single bed. which covered

as n witch, Bv bringing in

lad of the occupation.

She was g It kept her oi thinking of Kea- aler too muzh.

At first she had velw little time ink o! him. an ofte be-

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ended to Brain and Cherry. as well as when the news readied him , were appalled at 'I‘he.v had death.

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"You can do that?" Malawi

“You bet we can. Reluiees can be as American as anybody e-1se., WCN

body could be friends. And Lillian Te- household. Shc was :1 nice enous/h

"They were! Then Why does 811°. stranger Silo wasn't one of them-

orguttart about: it, or maybe she doesn't know. All é, argue rvitll

over the world. ‘scme of them a long time ago, some of of us are rattler nice people, don't you think? we i-l‘l""ng m invade the United States ‘

learn to put up with them. even when they soy insult-l i things. Most of tho Elvis M add

ers Mr.-

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l-‘acod by it, tuey were almost in- articulaec "But he was such ai good monl" Sherry WOWQWH. 88 th h tits s ould fogulglls livlng forever. Brian saidq M. Flynn. “It doesn't seem possible. He was- wcll, he was suon a pal of mirw. just llkc Peter. Gee." From boot- and Mrs. Chester E. MnoKenz! camp, Dick wrote, “I tell you I of Groton. Conn., don't, get it. A great guy like that. to their homo after spending thei and Hitler and T010 go right on Christmas holidays with the for "IIOLLYlShLIIE. ‘But Kessl€r—1 8119?‘! I just don't know what to say.’ In a later letter he added, “By the way. it was swell of you folks to take Kesslers youngster Where have you pu-t her to sleet)? 1h 1E room? if you have I guess it's right, but 1 may be getting off for a. Sunday 500i’! and when I d0 I hope sile won't mind moving out fcr the night. I'd sort of like to be |ir. the same old place. been there

St.

conducted service at the grave. Th

J. MacKenzle of Rustico.

anniversary on Christmas

but still keep up with the times.

Stoker

the short time

‘established as a member of tl.1e'r Glasgow News‘

child. but after all, she was a Personals lAnd it W115 their home. Did thew have to have somebody else in it? i Spvratt told Elizabeth not to illcm until a good oc-

casion presented itself. The chance came one morning ullten the newsparrcr carried an article tr,- whlcfx an cfflcul was quoted saying the Japanese were prepar-

Mr. and ltlrs. Aldius MaoKenzie. Cable Head West were visitors in the city yesterday.

Misses Ernln MCLRTEII and Sarah Nicholson of Cable Heed. were visitors to the city Yflilfrdfly-

LAC. MacLennan and Mrs. Mac- Lennon and little son Ian were recent visitors to Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Waddcll, Kellys Cross, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lard Rogerson. Victoria.

ed. I Miss Edith _Inmall. an. Am- “We're mighty lucky in this'llerst.

and Brian asked their tlle Jatps would do so Spratt did not laugh at the possibility. But he told them what he knew about the coast defenses. and when ho per- suaded them that there was no need to the overly frightened, he

i Cherry

of strangers. I

. bei Prerlftzy lucky. arent we?‘ Carleton has returned to her home "111 on” we are." Brian agreed. latter spending a few days with

Cpl. H. M. Roget-son. CWAC. Ot- tawa, spent the Christmas leave with her sister and bfvlher-lfl-lfllv- Mr. and Mrs. James Lockwood. North Adams. Mass. Cpl. Roger- son also llad the pleasure of meet- ing her father. Mr. P. .7. Rogcrson from Prince Edward Island who also spent the Christmas holidays at tile Lockwood homo.

éVantcouver Police Still Seek Murderer

VANCOUVER. Jan. 2 —— (GP)- .Policc today began a check oi’ all green coupes Greater Von- couvcr in an attempt to break the Jenny Conroy murder case.

Radio car officers were lnstruct~ ed to stop and question the drov- cra of all cars resembling the old green coupe which three times was seen near tile scene of the murder last Wednesday night or early Thursday morning.

Meanwhile Chief Charles Hail- stonc of West Vancouver revealed an autopsy showed some liquor‘ in the slain girl's stomach.

mid. Srrutt. "what we'd do now.| it‘ (h;- Jnp: had started this wor. first. ‘vlstanri rf tho Gcrnlons We wet-on . very well book 1'1 ‘R9 when . If the .T8ES had attacked than T mics! they ccul" llavo invaded Califor- nia. and ii’ the" ind we'd be re- fuzs-ss now in thr- Mldrlln West. or mgvfag some fnrolrm nymhjv, that is, if wsvilw nhlcto vet there (To Bo Continued)

l)" FFFF"“"V)I Ill

MR. atsxanucn c. MacKENZIE

There passed peacefully nway alter a long illness. borne with Christian patience and fortitude. one of the most highly respected citizens of Little Sands ln the per- son of Alexander C. MacKenzie. Deceased who was 77 ycnrs of age was born nt Little Sands, the son of the late John MacKenzic and his wife Euphemia Stewart.

His funeral took place on De- cembcr B from the United Church,

_ Gallant now safely overseas. They

also received two Christmas cards.

. one from Pte. Ferdinand in Hol-

_ lfinld and one from Sigmn. John in BY.

Hill-THEE PARTICULARS — g Mrs. Ada Matheeon of Clyde received the following infonnatlon from Ottawa. The Miim lsterofDefence wishesto inform Eu

. Franklin r

reported in action now reported shell fragment wound, ocmtpoulnd es available it will

The funeral of Mrs. James Fraser was held yesterday morning from Frank Hennesseyh Funeral Home to St. Dunstarrs Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. V. McKenzie. rector of St. Dun-

Kenna. J. J. Duffy. Eugene Kelly.

late residence 95 Fitzroy Street to Dunstanb Basilica where Requiem High lviass was celebrat- .ecl by Rev. Louis Dougan who also

pallbearers were Messrs. D. J. Riley. James Bagloie, P. V. Robin. Harry be a reesolrMurphy. A. Farmer and William

63R!) WEDDING DAY —- Mr.

have returned

mers parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ewen

r. and Mrs. MacKenzle with other members of their immediate fam- ily celebrated their 63rd wcdglng

av. They are bot-h advanced in years. able to enjoy life and

WELCOME!) ‘av FRIENDS --

Ghristntas anti New Years at the Infirmary

. Rose's farewell

all times our interest at heart. On December l9. tl1'.='Y.P.S‘C.E 0f Zion ohmch

gram of carols, music and readings appreciated. A

was greatl

*5

he paéiilerlts . to apples.

0r. celebrated by and greatly appreciated.

one for the children as

Claus was very liberally

of Trinity Church .

Salvation Army, Y.P.U lottetown Branch, Kirk Auxil‘ Auxiliary cf the Blind. Siste‘ ° Mount Si. Mary's, Sushi s .

Indian River Catholic

South Bedequo, Bedeque,

e Bedequc. MicI-dleton and

0f Columbus. J. Pope C B1015 Bros . Bros .

11:. De Bevan Bros, Prows Rattonbury Ltd .

i-Iyrlcs Bokfry. James Large and Mrs Murphy 0n New Year's afternoon

together. — New of Albion Cross. P E I at the ad-

vanced age of 93 years, 4 months and ‘l clays

“Isle of Skye." In early manhood he went Mass . U S.A. and learned ‘ trade, nftcr n fcw years

farm and besides his farmllng olxratloll bulkicd many buildings in 11's homo locality

He was a great reader and think- er alld took an active part in all activities for the betterment of inc community in school and temper-

Hampton. PE I alnzl the follow- ing sans e 1:1 daughters. Alvall. at Kelcwna. B C Rev. Arthur. India: Fred ol1 the farm at heme: Wil- fred. MBIh1€llB°d. Mass: EvaJMrs Warrcnl Vnuflawll. Albert-a: Alice (Mrs Doyle) Ilnssier, S.“ Flor- cncctli/irs vi "

‘_ ; Priscilla (Mrs. Tullotk) Vernon. B.C One son David gave lids life in the service of his coun- try in World War onc One sister M811’ (Ml-s Fvassrl and one brctltcr Angus. also sur- ve-

The funeral which Wfs 115d on December 5th was conducted by the Rev C A Hicks of _ .. RE I. a former pastor with service at the hcrno then in ill-C Dundas Wants‘. Church. ‘Tile Dundas trln Messrs Burden. Clay. Mflclyccd. sang very" “I've Anchcrcl M," Soul ‘in Zinvcn of and shall We Mont‘ Beyond The River" and Mr. Wal- ter Bulvktrt rendered. "Eoauififvl Isiin of Somewhere" , . The flcrrl tributes were besvtxful . Th,» call bfarers were Belzjemlui Mathcson. Malcolm l/htllesclt.’ .-esllc Hunter. Ulysses Swnllcvr. Jcim ltfacLurc, Albert Acorn

t Interment in Otd Dundns ceme- ery _ t

_ “' " ' "A ‘I turned nver to p icc Saturday ns| o. possible clut- uas pravrn worth- lcss. The rmz \\‘"s in a car hut volvcd recently in an mam nc- clrlcnt

Nine Conroy's bndv was foundf inst Thursday lust o" o flood-sh" street in rm isolated section of‘ suburban West Vancouver. Police‘ said they believe blunt and shsru; weapons? ("used the fntnl h-"rh wounds suffcwrl Ill" old girl.

“no ill-Tr"!!-

A ST-hl-AB; DIET The grecn until‘ nvhis rficll lives

Little Sands and was largely nt- tended. The services were mn- ductcd by his pastor, Rev. R. Veasey vtllo spoke words of comfort t0 the bereaved family. =

leaves to mourn one son Malcolm A.. who resided with him; one daughter Eupllelniil. New York, u.s.s., and one xronddaush- tar mm lVincKenzlv. and 0M brother Roderick.

His remains were laid lo 1'9" h! Little Sands cemetery beside those o; m; w“; wlm predeceased him 21 years ago. The nfllillffllel‘! W"! Messrs. Edwin MncKcnllm Hflfflid MacLean. Albert Blue. Archie Mov- Lean. Jchn H. Macboon "Ill ll- Livingstone

blood stained automobile rua

In Loving

‘Memories are treasures Death is a heartache no Some may forget you n

I

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11v MEMORIAM

on the t pic iitrciughclutitllc tvcar

Memory of

MRS. THOMAS HOGAN who died January 5th,_l920.

no one can steal. one can heal. ow you ‘are ltune

But we'll remember no matter how long.

nserted by the Family.

we were all sorry to learn we were usual losing one whom we felt had; at previous when an illness dove

held its annual Prim“ concert. Fbllowigg an,“

sage by Rev. . , Webster. a delightful variety pro- scios. instrumental‘

t the close of tllc rogmm the Y.P.S.C.E treated stranger

morning, Mass was_ while her ho lvsv. Father Dougan o!

The momtng “.35 a vu-y uu-uung‘ manner that even her

opened their eyes to behold stook- *‘“°°“°“ "m" lugs overflowing with toys. games candy, fruit, nuts and 8003538822: ggd this year by donatons from The e Y's Mel-ls Club. Junior Red Cross. Girl Guides 4th and 9th Division, Catholic Women's League, and Ex- and was celslor Circle of King's Daughter's whore she

following were joyfully received:- Catholic Women's League. Crtnr-‘accolnpaltied with of .\'01_l11&' bride and L“ clucv Sisters, of Sacred Heart Home, “m” all‘?

League, Central Creamerles. Mur- ray Harbor North Women's Institute

goger-S Hustor, R/sv Harduure, Fennell and Chandler.

an‘ Low other treat of isosceles and ice cream

The deccastd was barn at Albion Cross, u 501'.» of Lauoulin and Ellza- conducted belh Mfltheooll. Dlollcfirs fronl the of summersloe United Church 1s-

{0 Kc-nsington. the

d home and cleared hs

IHlCS work. A member cf the 5211001 it'll-er, .- _ n~' Dvndas Baptist Church. he was her country? §§§o.~."er§i-l1f..gs“§§°.' let's! and devoted and for C0 years charged. Tile sympathy of all is was on the official board and Sun- extended to llel- vounn hush,“ d-av Szilocl teazller w}... is $9,119.. m‘). cafumy wim’ H: loaves to cherish his memory the RCNVR 11mm“ on“. mm his widow formerly LCis Nelson. m ' 1mm months and‘ m 1m.

btalltliufl‘; M The Ii‘

. dearly brlovcd

WARWOR

Use worluu‘

CUTICURA

soar s. otttrmtvr

VP

deceased had

been in her llcsltll unill

l1 law \ ‘ti’. _ wed at loving care attendance

.whlch cesplte all th ‘ and medical

passed on to that h la which to her held wondrous prom-

B.

The late Mrs. Pearson will be rc- membcrad for her kindness nf heart Y und_her many othcr Christian qualities. No frown ever rrtet the l at her dcor nor was one ever turned away with hunger welcome for friends and neigh- (bors. So lovable was hel’ d]

medicinal I Cutlcura to relieve-halo clur up Eczema. Rashes. -

could do ht the end and her gentle of er ndl

me was ever a hallow

f Queen's Fund

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aunt Valley Auxiliary of the.

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aid civilian viotuns of the war It was recently announced b the Minister of Labour.

poneer work of the Queen Eliza

CONFIIDEBATION LIFE n» festive season at the In- 1AM The Queen's circadian Fund has “its “iamm” C°“°“° m: ti.‘ _____ mm l l _ madg g “new” 3mm w me Disabled mspiredlhe whole ‘o masons. lzoaoaolgnartos. ago. ant $25.‘ $eusp‘al.:ierIisYe%cgoI':-ts- f?,§§‘"}..,,“q‘-.‘,";"°§g§,b-§;“‘“m3 c‘? ltf‘fi.'t.°..t‘é.‘ti’y‘"élti‘ii.swtiau.’l are s ous era-no of " .i dtrees 1d -—— --=W r- . ,, , .,.. ~ cm“...- wm. a chamggfl-gtiq plc- thmmféufiyff“ ‘fndmg b‘; “if”, lusts. navm J. rltaltsou lulilch Her miesty is conic larly 13v going‘ forte"! i1~?"—%*‘°“ m" o! B" Hon w' 8' chumm" Sm" added gnaw m ‘he Chris“ At the home o‘ llcr so in Chel ‘ mtseixifsgedth M“ Br A n .___ v i. . l1 - c war. th t of » ------ --.....-........_. artarvan overeat-AS — Mr- mgnogtetfifooy. the not. the Bal- Egg Qlnf-illlv 21st fliers roofed Irony trainee received lu thlsecoilggpee has " 35d" Mlgéd Patch?‘ Rh Gallant‘ n5 “anon Aymy den-ed carom {ucmeé eolgmaiililedmmgge raga?“ 33$?“ B11831)’; tihfl ggeat propor- Send Contributions to the I‘ I‘ IVB P968 V8 . .. DOW BI 8 l‘ ' , s_ ' if] word from “m, :0“, PW Urbain 21:90 hind 3256x118“? b1’ h ails David Pearson he a w. and munmcn eworkeg mats; e5 Royal Trust company. Char-

lottetown.

iflitidress and Presentation

ill/MS. was held at the home u!‘ _,

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siding. The Christmas Candle ‘ "yfifinnyfl; ‘lylytenrlo-s

Missionary Monthly.

l-lsht Service W85 used from the

At their regular monthly meeting

-. V Meeting opened with h.- N . » . . . - - .