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FEBRUARY 29. lose .;-*-' — -'- *' v

St. Peter's l Cathedral

Priest-incumbent: RIV- CANON I. . Locum Tlseus : BIV. CANON

‘ nasr etmnay IN LINTJst Maaclmm l-OO A. Ir-lloly Eucharist, ac-suium

us s. . use a. I.—Hoi e um. 1.00 P. m-evolinll: and 8&3“ m“ 5mm“ .

_ 0n this limb! the usual 11.00 A, M, m; at 10-80, and will be over in time to allow: iihficetiglulllbéllllvlfil: i0 Mag-hm‘ l" "F" i0 bur the u-oadeast message of

0o Tussle! evenins at rso u» sun A l’ th ui will preach at the service u. -- 3F“: w, ‘m m” Church Society

Holy Communion daily at 1.45 ion Thursday this will be especially for the P. ii. l. Dice i; _ _ m» ri-idsy at us a. iu. m“ om “l ‘h’ w‘ M °‘

"v m!“ w "will of ‘r-‘vdnemr. March m». E

Lire Presbyterian Church In iianadai ST. JAMES CHURCH

. Minister: a any. n. iuooaueiip-neoere. p. p Public Worship:

Marvin: at ran O'clock. llnihflii-“The Juhilste mo" . . . . . . .. Garrett.

Blinds: Svhwl at TWo-ihlrly.

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Inuit!» Umtpb Churn, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 .

The Service tomorrow “l will aiart at 10.00 so as i9 in w“ in ample time for dongs-gnu" u, listen in st the Kings Radio Broad. cast. . Sacrament Sunday.

Thellentral Guardian

This column is reuerved [or new! -i local interest huf advertising of 4 "I'll! Vlurs run! be iussrtsd at rleents a word strictly plyllylg i;

consensus-nos use issua- ANCE. L-erea-r-iz-m.

WOMEN'S MUSlC CLUB, Clan-- adian National Hotel this afternoon 3-30- 11-8231-2-28-11.

CALL AND INSPECT our up. tirdaie line in ranges. Fred H. Trainer, 80 Grafton Bt_ L-sus

CAVENDISH PASTORAL CllAltGEL-Cliurch services for March lst as. follows: 11.00 A.M. Btanley Bndge 3 P. M. North Rus-

tico. Rev. W. A, Paterson, Minister.

PRES YTER-Y MElTlNGu-‘rhe Presbyt oi Prince Edward Island .wlll meet in regular quarterly see- eion at 1i A. M- on Tuesday. March 3rd in Zion Church Hall, Charlotte- town. 11-3228-2-20-11.

AT ST. PETEIUS CATHEDRAL

VACUUM PACKED

rm: y CHARLOTfETOWN GUARDIAN

m unionism

JAMES A WILSON

There passed peacefully away st'his home Cardigan North, in the early hours o! Sunday morn- ing. January 26, James A. Wilson, in the 78th, year of his age. was the last surviving member of a family of six brothers and three sisters. an elder brother having predeceased him three weeks be- fore. Although in failing health for some years previous. he was up and around until within a few hours before his death lLittle did his family realize the end was so near but he died well fortified by the last rites of the Roman Catholic Church, of which he was a faithful member.

He was a kind friend and a good neighbour, strict and honest in his dealings with his fellow men. His door was ever open to all, friends and stranger alike. He will be grea y mixed by all, especially in the ome, where his memory will be ever cherished as a kind hus- band and loving father.

The late Mr. Wilson was s. plasterer by trade having worked on many of the churches in King's and Queen's counties. the 188i 0! these being 5t. Dllllfithlfa Basilica, Charlottetown.

He was twice married. his first wife being Felicitas Campbell of Newport, who died in‘ early mar- ried life, leaving a family of four, all who reside in the United States, Wilfred and George employed by General Motors Co., Detroit Michi-

He.

A. Package ol pure pleasure-

that’

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Eveninr Bmic '1 0'1 a . - ' . w... 22:. 212's: ma? §§l°‘2t‘fi“°r*.“t. K'"°‘°““°""' n. n. me MORNING senvrce is name new 1m and will be over in time‘ m: "the 00W will" i9 Y9" wens M“, Henry .1. DesRoberts,

Lynn; Some years later he married Rosella Higgins, Kellys Cross. Four children were born to this union. Teresa, stenagropher. Rosemary, teacher in the Cardigan North School, Katherine and James a! home. Besides the immediate family there are left to mourn one grandson Howard Bert and it number of nieces and nephews.

In s NEW sbsoluisly sir-fig iconlelim llisi Juli In sll tlie clsllel- ous llsvoui and oppo- ilzing eroms ol lmli routed coffee. O Asli your grocer for King

congregation to return home before

HOUR EARLIER. THAN USUAL BECAUSE 0p w; the King's broadcast. .

MAJESTYS BROADCAST.

era/mange AND v; l rs MEN'S CLUE-Advertising mvn§§f°“ connuuy was the subject o! an interesting

address given by Mr. Jack Macuap at the regular weekly meeting of inc Y's Men's Club on Thursday night. Mr. Cleaver Macbean was ~ the chairman.

Smooilil Flll ypur plptlWllll Rosebud, llglii up end you'll be sifting on lop ol ilie world

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II. R SIIEPIIABD,

1.00 l’. lib-Evening Prayer s-ud- Sermon View"

Please note that the Morning service has been changed so ll not to conflict with Ills Maiesty’; Broadcast.

ALL ARE WELCOME.

REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M. A. Organist and Choirmasier. Rector.

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Your attendance, your

makes your Sunday School whet you want it to he. .

EVENING WORSHIP ‘l (YCLOCK

Sermon-"The Words n! Jesus" ............ Anthem-“Iairest lnrd Jesus" ..........-...

Communion of the Lord's Supper at the evening service.

Mr. Bishop Matthews

a ‘L4H;

ten o'clock, lasting one hour.

fined $75.00 Customs Act

the convenience of the who will listen in to the Klnfl

clude about 11.30 a.m_

REV, J. W. S.

v e , , , e e ~*-+e0oooo-o+00v~ v > River and while patties sway h“ the-valley, white cgmatlong and mourned by m“! tirlendsflzfitfrf‘ thanks m: the kind message of voacatlonal endeavor and find hid- o s s horse the Rliliiiill Slllwk hlm “- white hegthgr, l°clflw5i~ mlllgisngntergsirmp cw? sympathy contained in your tele- den opportunities after graduation. SAILINGS: Trinity United Church heavy blow on the right limb. in‘ The bridal attendants were the l“ Pgbli’ °_ nevemmess he“ gram to the Secretary of State on She must, however, have ability and Fort Amherst to New York. * flictinl a deer sash in the "wi- Misses Cynthia and Audrey Lake, 1° i‘ "isiwe- d 1° m Wm the death of His Majesty King resourcefulness. Cali-glen toNew cum, which required some seven stitches 51m" of the bride; Miss Esther w‘ d°"°‘ °“ a“ y y m, Gevrse V- “Where once lobe were open and Sonia to Beint John. ma“ m‘ memmy u“ 1"“; w Y0“?! Blflvewly- eager to receive women graduates," Chedsbucto to saint John

Miniature: aev. ulfori MILLER, u. a. a. o. ' " nev. a. w. seasons, a. 1a, s. o. Orglnisti-A. soy KENDALL, a n. A. m. s. a u. o.

the parish will hold a service of satin, cut on renaissance lines with m l d d ma“ o, , P-‘lyer and PM" 111 9111109 90'" sashes of brown velvet and neckline 111 Whlchmg-f ‘ti; ° ma Ymm Government House. gal-hing interest is the Only way m Novelite form Local Harbour 1m A. Mv-Yublio Worship ism Change in Hour-l . Church in the afternoon at 8 trimmed with brown velvet, bound 1;; III-if,“ Ehurch where he Charlottetown. P. n. r. rem, “Cass, m, ,¢ded_ ~11 u, i, ssaes m acorn; s'mwl/'AcnA-MlNT 0F HOLY COMMUNION. t o'clock. with gold cord; bsndls to match bade [geegartireasurer .1“ eighteen jun .8‘ means to an and‘, leaving u vlmy Dmge Discharging. Th. se-lm mu" m mud mm a.“ A. m l Tel gallium?! 11133131 1012i gill: years as well as business assfr 9°“ m“ Pursuits m‘! ilmresl’! m 32mg?‘ glschuilggd - I'll ll - '—' ' - . m P‘ u"'s'“'d‘"s°h°°l‘ l "A-izgllfilgii lea/P“: “ fixed “pun the“ dmses‘ dates’ wlauwl arrildntrlslfidel“ mil: g rffl-‘lllsgi. Sllltilteirelll: Zimspslliglliredlftivifles’ you Wm M‘ Lady Neiguilnfiglams. m‘ independent of sociable cu ofbte? The mother Q! the bride was iit- fungrarll‘ onfhgi; nsnmet o w“ hem braved a m ‘Ii-at he was able m school wacmng_ nursing m“. and Cavalier Loading

u» P. "ll-huh wot-hm n ‘m’ no“: or the d“ is o yilali“ and m a plum" ‘rock o! may Syn t u r d a y afternoon T h e surmount, and trusting in a Hizh- lmlmallsm 111°“ ‘mm’ “ktmct Wm‘ But" Dick Lmdlng’

it to a. moire and pale blue satin, and - or Power‘ always ‘may reached an graduates, sne explained. A new Erg Loading. .

lonuou-"IIIE MAN AND Tllll QUESTION" Antllem-“O Saviour of the World" Goes

Visitors and Students Qordially Welcome.

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returned from a

to recover the wound- All

preaching services of

this Lord's Dill’-

loo years old. We owe wife of the ‘lth Dill"! who first coined the exPYWwn

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no r. hL-Bubbath School and Bible cums. “om m“ m, m,‘ m, m, w" 01mm’ M,

m‘ ' mm retmsfi from Mont- E- Oidhsm. Mrs. and Miss Foster. “Mme” W“ l“ ‘hi’ ‘amlll’ 1°‘ l“ Bu"? Wm ‘mph "Ami" m“ -_-_-_--_-_----- Kirsten B. from Halifax.

‘vwnm WORSE" gyeuceesirul operation in Mr. and Mrs. Rees Reynolds. Mr. Mount I'll-ks Cemetery. funeral ville Bryenion. Ernest Bryenton, _ m_Q°1d Harbour "om u

“m mfl II . ~ WHdA» - ‘ ‘ " _ . ' ' HQ 0m 70m 6W O1‘ w}. lit-Theme: "Jowris: &i°"°~';u M c, | u. I the Royal Victoria Hospital. my. m. aidhlilasiélabes ‘ismlicihr. grgisrn; is been directed. rvgrrigiivxiéituilroid ginseng‘? gagghifizwgfleanrgebounxi-osogim Dwi h I I N Y k o i “u.” y“ hear them l u Mu h“ “d”. and Mrs. Fhiliipson, Mrs. Webb, MI- and Mis- Dick“! hi" 59%“ family are: Sons, Gordon, Monc- Ellerslie. Annie and Florence at Twin,‘ {mm New York. Ann-J", T...” " L Bu," 80‘ s an operation for appcndicits Mr- and Mire. Csssienet Palmer. Visitors u; the lslanjafil ti?‘ P98: ion. NB- Heber. Western Canada. homo-Y. lib-Man. Producer from Saint . » Mr. and we. Craddieh, Mr, and numbero sirmmers a e orne c . _-4-— -- J m‘ Iiesssuote ihseiisngeel time for the Mornlnl Wvfgiill- I. i" a: gig wilféogfimTényl Mn. Piioher, Mir. and m1, Arthur Mrs. Dickey‘; sister Mrs. Geo. M. N,§’,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, “om mvemooL ‘lfilslsarruogsd to Ii" 7955i!!!“ l" Wwmml” w “r j m” Rlcherdi. Mr. and Miss Copson Show Stanhvile. P. E- 1- 13mm] (my from New yo,‘ --—-—. _ __________________ m “k” ‘l u“ u" m“ I Mia's Margaret Miner. City. has Pelh-iiiafilfiliid llillmobgt m“ BEN“ PEA“ B R L S ggermeigogum Jzigsig. ~ v oeooqo >e4e¢eooo4~+oo~ e-euweueooe-e-w returned i9 h" dim“ “m. mum- Bruoe. Mr. and Mire. llama Bruce. ' 3 zo-mchm or BQQQQg-fl m; 5.1m “ u‘ W8 l We“ "umm m “ma: m: Mr, and firs. Montague Wolfe, Mr. Died at Malpeque on Thursday, ._____--_---~ John “~ zczc. ~‘ c‘ * ‘ . . H" - * ' " flux 0! W- ‘"4 m‘ w- ' and Mrs- Jsrm . m. w. s. February 2o. John Henri’ Peake. BONELESS DIGBY - - Lb. 15c Nihntclare from Liverpool - Walker. Mrs. Frank Lewis. Mrs O Hp sustained with Christian pa- - _ _ - 53mm“ 1 " l Central Cllrlefldn Church _. . a“ mm m mm m, ma“, u” SALMON, Tail Tins 2 m 22w “m” x031?‘ egsrymiv ' * ~ _ “THE THRONE Llfilfkl uie d’; the aalippy c0331; rninated in death. LODFISH — — — -- Del‘ lli- 11¢ M,“ -~'-'~"""""~"'"""' m» slurs» i'=".:s':s'..'"'.i="s.i... are: - - ..'::.:;:;2: '-i".."...."-.'~.....~ MORNING IIIVICI 1O A. M- The bride's trsvellinl’ nun‘ w" had attained hisseventieth year. ’ p Mam“ h-om u" '1_ (Na. u" chum. M 11mm) boosted ll l!‘ N! Gful. cilnrilod 0f l b10111 00M with Wm], “in a young man he came -— —- -—- EflCll 8C Ohadflmum "on Expncu PM“ u mm“. Ina“. 5"- "1347- "B! i‘ m? and skirt. I01 hit i” to Maipeque and secured a oom- MAGIC BAKING POWDER — Lb. 28C pa“. 1mm pnd_ p5“; In Chill. 8 P. M. - fortsble hotrnlesfead. lite seryed, fofi‘ SOFT DRINKS, 24 bottle (assorted) ___ 99c 3;‘ mvmm ‘rm Hm‘ "b "i" i” " l‘ BRIGHTON CLUB u»... Jimmy was m... nu $331.11.‘. .5’. 2%.’? d... “c.5211- PALMOLWE SOAP - - 5 m» m ,_,,,,,,,,, 33;: Jill"!!! "W!" 7-" "~ l Conner Brighton load and baby sister's pofflllblllakir down tlon. Dsily he made the trip of CLIMAX SOAP, - - '10 bars 29c m“, ‘ sq;- i lflol will n m; by Iestsfi Grocery the simi- fourieen miles. and. write hem MORROL COUGH SYRUP - — 35c sen. Amherst from New v. m w“. o“ ‘l’ ~ ‘ *3...‘ f‘ w‘ Johnna, " Y, Jimmy," Glsllfiiluhll lilldd! HIM lild inclement weather. hC __ __ “m o“, “om phnm t . “inn,” mo‘? "mu" Baldwin ‘ In. s r. I. “Why the soesllsd m maths street. do you get maqrvu-Zattniiuee. he pursued "the mbegttly from u. s. Ports. ' "g1 um, Inlfs D llhnee he rolfli .. .. l-Dlk an rom Glasgow. t I”. Mh°,"‘_un. "W-n“ , h d." m‘: n h "lglW. Jlllifli! dllflil-Btcld‘ Ollillillfl‘ l-flilé Mid thus Nkllnfli V 1n. h“ from “n1 punt

' _ 1y, this is a free wheeling job. - the picture. the village blacksmith. Roy‘ n 3mm mun‘

service tomorrow. For the conven- ience of the people in listening-in to His Maiesty the King's broadcast, the morning service will begin at

POLICE COUlVP-At the Police Court yesterday morning a man was for a. breach of the or in lieu q; payment twp months in jail. The same man on a charge of a breach of the Pro- iined $200.00 and

broadcast. The service Will c011-

LOWRY SUFFERS PAINFUL HURT-On Wednesday

meeting at Clyde

the the Central

Parish are therefore cancelled for but the Elders of

of Bedford.

.. 1m " h he surveyed 5mm“ we a w en 5 prodigious

The following wedding from an mglisli exchange will be of interest here as the bride's mother is s. des- cendant of Lieut. Charles Douglass Smith, who was Governor here from 1813 to 1825 and a first cousin of Mrs. Anne Wright, 194 Prince Street:-

A wedding that attracted s. large gathering took 1118/00 at Bt. Anselmk Church, Hatch Iimd, on

the bridegroom, was best man. Given away by her father, the bride was gowned in a picture dress of white chiffon with short puff sleeves over a taffeta under-dares, trimmed with fichu of old Csrrlck- mucmss lace. A posy of orange

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bride carried s. bouquet of lilies-oi-

Clapham. cousin of the bride- groom; lvlrs. Nancy Padfield and Miss Mary Caddick; they wore dresses of apricot moire, reversible

carried a bouquet of iris and pale pink African heather, whilst the mother of the bridegroom chose s brocade crepe de ehine dress und

Sutton. Miss Sutton, Mr. P. Bray,

BOO-Hi“.

Robert Mcbaren, John J. Mac- Donakh yo)“, D Campbell, Rich- ard Green, John Maclnlyle- and Hugh MacAulay. Hearse driver, Francis Campbell. May his soul rest in peace.

_.__-—---——-—— MB. ORLAND H. DICKEY (Waltham Tribune Feb. 14)

Orland Howard Dickey of ‘l4

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Cut smoking tobacco

Q9094 v =‘ eel‘ ¢_V__ __“-L s‘ t -—- - ole Colin In this 1 a1 hi h held over 1 P a a l is arch Priggcrimrrrzsger-vsicireistilimselnrérages; NW an "u, “m” nfifmfifxg “I'm/g, off,“ giughf; lor s: long u you care ic enloy Rosebud’: i o ' l1 S i ts urc _ v . ening in st. Catharine's School Hall witlle liey our ltey 3;,,‘,‘,’§§,‘,P‘§.°.° ¥’..3..u§y“v.s m; soothing lrsgrence. Many Maritime men let SUNDAY 1N LENT at 7.30 P. M. and on the Lords Day ‘o cog‘. "sh"... wen attended desplte the “mos, , at Nine Mile Creek at 10.45 A. M" ' 1 dmo of the roads d‘ t i f l g R b d . Canoe Cove at 3 o'clock. Afternoon impassab e con n - say e e p pg u g o" u i; |||<¢ Q ‘I 10.00 A. lib-Morning Prayer and Sermon "A Great and qhurchhu], a; 7J5 a M m; The last sad rites were congucitfg . . M" am invited. L-32i8-2-2il-ll- — M‘ ‘he °‘““°“ “d m“ l’ good book-they hale to put elilier aside Anfliern-‘C n Dost Thou see Them?" > ._____ beloved pastor. RQVvdF; Tmnfilg i —,I in, 5o i], ’ ., . who so well prepare m or _ 24o r. lit-Sunday School and Bible use; a ,,,§,f-,,,’;‘,,“,"i§,,f,‘,‘,§§‘,g,“§‘.°..§,§§‘;., Marriage Of journey m Eternity a few short even lor s minute. was Long the change in the hour of morning Miss V_ M_ Lake 11%: igegfiragis-“figrgwillvféssrsk '

thew Construction Company BOS- ton, for fifteen years, in charge of its office correspondence.

In 1915 Mr. Dickey married Miss Georgie M. Macdonald of this city, who survives him For Qighteen years he has been treas-

all who were privileged to know

him. Funeral

Attended by u. larlie sci-harms

Rev. Alan L. Blacklock. his pae- tor and e personal friend of the family officiating, stressed in his eulogy as three outstandinfl in"

Freeman. representing the Session-

He at times diverted info the art

The following communication has been received by Lieutenant Gov- ernor DeBlois from His Excellency the Governor General of Canada: Government House, Ottawa, Feb. 25, 1936.

TWEEDSMUIR. His Honour

The Lieutenant-Governor of Prince Edward Island,

shore. In whatever capacity he served he proved s. success, and in every

were Messrs

The pallbearers

PIINQB B “W” A“ “i” satui-daiuwhen Miss Veronica Mary dl a as l at his ~ “w r "TZROY m“ °' “L” months m ‘an’ Laléehghe seaondtdmhter of Mr. figlaeiéfiyftlas: 653mm? yHe had ~.\\\\\\§§\\\ ,_.3n -Clib€ e.fAld- liht - MINISTER-THE REV. r. e. nrsnor I Tlglifrlxges ‘,j}§"§,'f,§’,,,,°'§,‘j,‘,‘,°‘§,,,, ton. Royqeton Pull-rose. 112mb llheiltl. §§E,’,‘,,,,,§§°“d‘°.fo‘ld..“fill tile Sills-Si . be conducted by the pastors. At the L“ Named m M!" Anlihimi’ mill‘ two weeks but death was dilc w _ MORNING WORSHIP i0 OCLOCK , momma Wrvwe the sacrament o; m, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman l he“, Etta; Mr, Dickey . was m“ ‘h’ “m” l“ Tm‘ I the Lord's Supper will be admin- do! ll. WeSibiIW-"mdv born in Malone, N. Y}. but had - st __ 1_. , Beruiosv-"The Great Requirement" . . Mr. Bishop ' istercd. In the evening Rev. Hush The m _ E ,1, MW“ m 1 lived in Waltham for the 1m _ _ ’ i Anghgmmuo Lg“: 111:: it" ‘gm rgu ,, . Matheson t Millerntgkesiefrgugamitililxlgfingr: of St. Anslclms; the H? ll-liilmféixplggarsbt Ronni‘; hi: HIS S Port ° °°-' "Y “"15 M“ ' - ham Foster cousin of the bride- g We ' . ax i dl ted to the fact that the ' thony and 00.. Brokerage 0 - SUNDAY 595991» 3-30 Y- M- l rim-rill; worship starts at 10 o'clock $1? and ‘l; chnsmpmrd in Boston, for the past five years Tllailks Expressed Greatlve In Work A ' > instead of at the usual hour. 101‘ were e o ma‘ 5 our“ as a clerk. Previously‘ hi! Md rrwd 8 interest and your cur-operation conpesmon and Mr. James Olapham, brother of been associated with the Ab". To Island People my The Canadian PM“)

EDMONTON. Feb. 27-~A girl's adaptability and penonal worth counts for more than education in finding employment, M15; Mar- garet Kinney, national secretary of the Student Christian Movement in Canada. told a. group of women

ins. Dr- J- W- S~ 1W“ 5"" emu wa in font a u "

| h m, "e" _ m s r an ounces t P, b, in

Yigng’ Lnbzals? ‘$21120?’ fer-ed a very severe and DB-lflélil: o! chmon and m” a the hem The urrerrolf gill?” h1g3?! he W555 Yild‘; My dear Lieutenant-Governor. university students here. Baxted Dick 1mm 1m“ m“.

. _ . 4 wound by a violent kick from bed family wedding ‘van of camel“ d) Dude b“ H“ using is a I have been commanded by the Speaking from the the angle of hour. _

POOOO-Oobotooeoo-ooooooooooo-ooosooooooooeo-QOOO-ovoo-o 1101M Bml l5 °°mm°d i” l; t macross lace was heldin place with V° "Ila: m-hls cgurch ind m King to convey to you, and the the university co-ed, the woman Ei-g, g-qm Igggl Harbour,

as a result. The minister he iii! a wreath o; orange b;°mm_ The Rye" n b people of the Province of Prince said the qulck-witfcd and imagin- Novel“, fl-Qm Local Harbour

the community 8nd he W1 a Edward Island, His Majesty's ative co-ed can open new fields 0f Port Amherst from St John's

she stated, "today the graduate may have to create a, job, a niche for herself in the business world."

Choosing a vocation of ail-ab-

scienoe. adult education, gaining ground in America after, success- ful trinls ln Europe, offers an uri- broken field io women teachers. The

the gaps between a r0004 o-oo-oo-oooo-ooooo-ooo-oooo-Qo-Qoo» ouo breakfast. a ligltignéigixiliélg f: held a bouqrlxlet of yellow orchids tfigesgvlaiglliletloife igusliiixress Dllclérelye f-‘fillégblggn-lltlhlllcd the obieci of church also has a place {or mm sums Loading’ -~coo-0 ' “" servant? ml; liinner which were and snxewpe ywmm- and hurch to all of which he A dutiful Christian was he ever 9Tb M155 Kimmy 5315- mil-mm“ Loading‘ ICE ' W ‘w C h 1 llilsllloilifillecia her sly. she w“ i" Angllrrs r-rullllollrugnumhilldwillresli had given his best e-"vri-s- He '11- tekiliz an exemplary interest in the °°"°‘“‘““¥- Sh” ‘"8" “M” °° ‘gilf-aggutlgsiollilisih: , - - _ .. , . ZIOII Presbyterian hurt. n"; 1.95mi; to have cakes and tea 1m." pmy mémbw, mg gmongg; .0 spoke of his unfailing efficieh- congregation oi which 11¢ was a be wise, imaginative, and great Lovlmd wading’ pd regularly at 5 ocloclt. Ind tho Q e . g in whatever he undersiook and member and alway. supporting the 1W’- l-ii V0111‘ Wmk ll Will Day- IIY. 0. OAILYI-E WIBBTEI ' 511M511‘- mcuwm h" aim; become so uni- s: m? w :'—Lady F05“ 1:, “varying punctuality Flow. financial nee,“ - -__-__-~__-_ 3w“ glschugml not Lou“ 0' Tlonraofl-‘mum u‘ chm..." verssl in Great Britain that. as the Lady M“ 5m ‘gr h“ l" a" m profusion bmked the w. ms funeral was hem on Sunday “The main ballroom of the Ritr- "'7 “n19 Berth- ng gays, "everyihl"! “m” ‘or h Miudwil" h Mm l clap- ket- The pallbearers were: George February 23rd to the United Qfllm“ w" the “tllnil m‘ 5 1M3‘? Amman Bel-m‘ "WWW" ‘mum!’ :31" Lin“; un§%’3"u§§"i§‘§éfla.°il'§ David-w“. Austin Films 111d -l°h" Church. the aitendant clergyman m‘ “Twb/ffvfl‘ gfiawrd“? tmf" vassees DUE T0 Tlmrva: mo . ..._.~......- ~......... vi-uu» " Ti” M "~ “M “'- ~ <=- iitri°i.'“'i..iii...°iiéf.“ i..'i‘.'..*“.“”l;...“' stir this”... out“. eviifbfivui; ‘ ' _ _ _ s s, - . ' ouc g - n ' ersona ‘m’ M“. sum” smith’ m F s neth E- Morrison and Clarence nity of the occasion. fem! 811d iflll palm trees dfllllllmr- gig-can. Victor Halifax