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DOROTHY DIX ‘Slfe- 2111.?‘ ' hiwoman“, ofstroi Christian character. Death had fears for her. thc Saviour

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love and serve was ever present.‘

‘- also ironi the citizens of the vicin. 11y. S111: was esteemed by all and disrcspectcd by none. Her Christian hi1.- aiid example go down in his- tory as an example to all with

i whom she ZLSSOUHMG,

During her long illness she was

. tenderly and dcvuiedly cared for

by her mother, Mrs. John Arthur,

with whom she resided. Besides

. her brother, there are lcft to cher-

ish hcr mommgv, the following sist-

ers. and brothers: Mrs. Elizabeth

Hickox. Mrs. Beatrice Waller. and

Airs. Elmer lvfacNeill, Charlotte-

town; lvlrs. John Ailathc-son, Clyde

River; Mrs. , Clinton Goodall,

Chcrrvficld, N. B. Spurgeon

Hickox. Bonsliaw": Benjamin and

Butcher Hic-lzox of Saskatchewan. The furrral service was held at

3 o'clock on Wednesday, July 21, at

the Baptist CilUICil, Clyde River,

conducted by her pastor. Rev, B.

(i. Manvcr, who was assisted by the

Rci (Mm Woodsidc. Safe in the Arn. of Jesus, Jesus Lover of My Saul and Nearer My God To Thee,

11-1111 11111111.; of the deceased. 1- sun: (illl‘lllL' the service. The l'11'"1‘ number aitendmg the funeral. and i111‘ beautiful flowers which r1111 med the casket, bore testimony laruc place she hrld in the

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A BEAUTY SPOT-Hundreds of! Gladiolus in a riot of beautiful! colors, are attracting many Visitorgl to the gardens of Miss Moore, in! Eldon.

THE LORD BISHOP of Bradford: will preach at St. Peter's Cathedral to night at 8 P. M. on "The Eternal Church in the worId to-day." All are invited and will be welcome. L-1791-8-26-1i

MUSICAL SERVICE —A special musical service will be heldin Marshfieid Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 7.30 P. M. Everybody welcome. Solos. An- thems, Congregational singing. Rev. J. C MacNeii, Minister.

L-182B-8-26-21

THERE'S POOR PROFIT in poor fur. With good stock to begin with, it is only good business to feedi Ross-Miller's properly balanced} ration. a raton which has beeni proved by successful experience on

a. number of the leading fox ranch- es of the countryl If you want to redur; costs. raise better foxes wi‘h ‘iiclier pelts, feed Ross-Miller Fox Foods. Free samples on re- quest lo Nupanee. Ontario.

Sea View and Vicinity Alargeinuniber of people from this and surrounding communities were in attendance at the Pro

viiicial Exhibition being held in Charlottetown. '

The cottages all along the beach of the North Shore are filled with parties who come from a long dist- ance to spent their holidays in this delightful spot and all express their

The funeral of the late Mrs. Sadie Campbell was held in the United Church at Malpcquc on Fri- day afternoon in the church where for many years the deceased had so capabiy presided as organist and choir director. The servce “as conducted by Rev. Mr. Salter with Rev. Mr. Williamson Rev. Mr. Pream and Rev. Mr. Murchison assisting. The music was under the direction of Professor Bolton, of Summerslde while Kensington Church choir led iu the service of song. The choir of Malpcque with whom the deceased had been as- soc ated with for so many years 01.- cu1.ieci the seats with the mourners. Mr. Roscoe Walker, sang a touch- ing solo There's A Beautiful Land

lifelike realism.

l~.1~:.1-:.= 1.‘ relatives and friends. The remain were tenderly laid to

Thr- pall-bearcrs were: Messrs John Heartz, Brewer Boyle. John MacNcvcin.‘ Gordon MacKinnon, Robert Matheson, and Edward .\I1\11Pi1ltii.

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Church Burlington followed bya long line of autos containing 11111111»- sympathlzing friends who followed the remains to there resting place, besides the remains of two little daughters who predeceased her ser- eral years ago. There were many beautiful floral tributes from friends among them being a. wreath from the United Ohoir of Malneque and one from the Y. P. U. of that church. Sympathy of a host of friends is extended to all relatives and friends of the deceased. .

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relatives and friends present from Summerside, Kenslngwn, Damlcy, Malpeque and Sea View. The din- ing room was prettlly decorated in pink and white. The bride was escorted to a. gcily decorated chair under a large white bell, by hcr sis- ter, Mrs. Loring Raynor to the strains of music furnished by Mrs. Earle NLcKsy, Ruth Mill and Lormii Woodside carried in several baskets laden with parcels of all kinds those were opened and verses read.

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them 0n the table. Miss Pickering thanked all in a gracious manner for their great kindness and all joined in singing For She Is A Jolly Good Fellow. The presents were costly and numerous and con- sisted of linen, glass, and chinaware, sliver linen bedding and many other housekeeping necessities. The

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evening was pleasantly spent in dancing music being furnished by Roland MmcKenzle. Refreshments were served by the ladies and a most pleasant evening was enjoyed by all.

A goodly number of resident of this and near by communities at- tended the Fleld Day recently hefd at lVilr. William Johnson's Although the daywaeexceedingly hot and the high winds were disagreeable yet, the shaded grounds about the beautiful home of Mr. Johnson

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grounds with seating capacity for f-@a1zed_ a p dd sum w” the largecrowd who were present ____

and provided accommodation also M155 331,131 gummand, 11M 1-9. for the sneakers who were present. turned m nei- home in OtLBWlI after

Several splendid address were given f gpgndlng a pleasant visit with on the different phases of the mend; 1n 5e, v1ew_

farming industry, many questions, ._.__

were asked and much valuable in-‘ The “h0g1 he” ‘reopened on

IOHHINOH W18 fﬂceivtd- A lPleildid, Monday the 16th another term with talk was also given by Dr» Jack on Mr. James a. Murphy as principal U10 P5110111"! 5nd 0MB 0f 10X DUDB- and Miss Marjorie Bryenton as as- Last but not least was Hon A. E. _ 5151mm

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in! ICCWM 0i the ilﬂplleﬂingi Mrs. Richard Dickinson, New while on his trip to the Coronation. Glasgow‘, spent a few days recently The ladies o! Inns River Presbv- 111 Sea View the 11111151, of her p111? tcrian Church served tea on the ants, Mr. and Mrs. H. L, 13011. grounds. The tables were laden with 91d, all the delicacies of the season to

which e largo number 4m ample Mr. and Mrs. Edwin

were visitors to Chariottetowiikrit? tending the Exhibition,

A most successful Sunday School Convention under the auspices of the Anglican Church was held in Sea View Hall in connection with, the Sunday School which is held! there with Mr. James R. Murphy as Superentendent. Owing to other social functions the number-j of delegates present was not as‘ large as was expected. A bountiful rvpast was served by the ladies in charge after u-lroh Study GIOUps were formed 11nd the problems were thoroughly discussed and much‘ helpful information received. Rev. Mr. Bridgewater, Rev. Mr. Hut

Rev. Mr. Fream were present edreuee

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were greatly appreciated by all. A vote of thanks was tendered those who acted as hostesses for their kindly entertainment.

Mrs. Earle McKay and Mrs. William M111 entertained the girl friends of Miss Luara Pickering to n. niceiy arranged card party at. the home of Mrs. Earle McKay on Thursday evening in honor of Miss Laura Pickering who was married on Wednesday. There ivore four tables of cards and after a pleasing game the first prlre was won by Miss Anna Cody and the consola- tion prize fell to Miss Hilda Adams. Refreshments were eervgd by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. George Marquis. All departed to their homes after wishing the bride to In

every happiness and also the hostases for their klndl tertninment.

Mr .and Mrs. 000789 and little daughter Jeanee i9 w their home in Brlilhim‘; Ma's?“ spending c. pleasant ho-idﬂl’ View. They were nccomnﬂniw" Mrs. John T. McKay- 5°“ m1. Md Mina Flora MrCluigﬁll-"Ju o1 pcqiic. who will be the gLd ‘w, Mrs. Marquis for an cXif" ed and

Harvesting has coinmcncengued several farmers are buslb seem! cutting grainThe eﬂlllcmp be up to the iwi-rill? on

Dnrnley School rlmpfpﬁd w“ Monday with a new vrmtfw m1- Eilen Harrington and t garet Biehlm! Ilium‘

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