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pggtedfat the People's Theatre this afternoon at 2.30 admission 10 cents.

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ed .hy the Department ofPubllc Works and which craft has been hauled ull at the Marine dock all Winter, was launched yesterday, and has been put in A. 1 condition lor the-season`s work. _ _ _ _ _

' '_ _*P-1** 1- ; *‘-'*- .‘f ii-iEi_.P Tr-ll‘ ¢i&`u8la-icindgrzga 'will be" repeated th aftemoon at ' 0' Take 'the children to see the fairies and the pretty dances, Admission l0 eents. _ ' '

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tug B* F. Fraser owned by the_R0ser miiisi5"c<».has an-ivea in Charlottetown from Lake Superior, and is undsrsoins some repairs by Bruce Stewart &Co. preparatory to talr.ing`worlr at the Carleton Point car-ferry terminal,

TO JOIN P. E. i. BATTERY.-'Phe

North Sydney Herald says:-Gunner A. Geoffrey Christie, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Christie. who for the last two months has been stationed at the Ives Point Battery. McNab’s Island _Halifax leaves shortly for Charlotte- town, to join the Overseas Artillery Brigade now forming under Lt.-Colonel Peake and Captain J. Stanley Bagnall.

DOUBLE _BEnsAvEMEN'r.-'rho

Angel of death has again visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Har- per this being the second death within -l~the last 48 hours. and claimed for its victim anhthqr daughter, Margaret Grace. She'_leaves to mourn besides her sorrowing parents three sisters and one brother, namely Ethel, Beatri- co, Florence. and Oliver to mourn their loss._'_Tlie cause Oi' both deaths 'was pneumonia.

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PERSONALS

iiir. S. S. Hessian, Montague, was

ii the City yesterday.

Gunner Percy Large came over from

Halifax yesterday to spend a. furlough at his home in Charlottetown.

~' Rev. T. W. Murphy. rector of St.

Paul’s Church, retumed yesterday from Halifax. '

Q. M. Sergt._ Chiirman of the l05th

Battalion. returned yesterday from Halifax.

Mr. T. D. Ramsay, Summerslde, was

in the City yesterday attending the fu- neral of his brother Mr. R. Heber Ram- say. _.

Rev. Wm. Archibald Stewlackc, N.

S.. arrived in the City yesterday to ai- feiid the funeral of the late Mr. R. ii. Ramsay.

Pte. George Answorthy, of the 105th Battalion D. company. is spendingi his furlough at his home in Wlieatley River.

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Pte. Frederic Matheson, of the 105th

Battalion D. Company is spending ii furlough at his home in Wheatley River.

Mr. A. S. McKay, Siuiimerside. M.

W. S. Charlottetown Chapter of Scot- tish Rite Masonry attended a meeting

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_MEMORIAL OF THE STATE COURT T0 THE MEMORY OF PAULINUS MCDONALD.

“Tis ever wrong to any n gum! mmi

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les Ciory of Georgetown died on Friday the 12th inet. at the _comparatively Carly age of twenty~eight. Deceased had been ailing for a long time and his illness finally developed into consump- tion. Since new ..years’ he had been practically confined to his bed and despite alll the loving care of his ` fam-' ily and the best medical attention could do for him he gradually sank and on Friday of last week he passed away in the presence of his grief-strlc- ken parents and the other members of his family. The funeral to St. James Roman Catholic Church on Sunday “'88 largely atteuded.fThe services in the church and at the grave were per- formed by Rev. D. P. Croken. Deceased leaves to mourn a. sorrowing father and mother, several brothers and one sister Mrs. Joseph Currie of George- town, and a large circle of friends and acquantances_ May his soul rest in peice. _ .;;.

PAULINUS MCDONALD.

The death occurred at Portland, Or-

egon, on April flth 1915 after a painful and protracted illnesswwhicli lie bore with Christian patience and resigna- tion to thy Divine WiIl,.Paulinus- Mc- Donald, a native of Liot. 10 Prince Co. Prince Edward islani_i,_whore he was born forty-nine years ago. After atten- ding the district school of that place for some years he came to Summer- side High School where he continued untill lie qualified for ti teacher, which professon hc followed i`or some time. Not finding the business of a teacher remunerative lic engaged in the fresh fish trade and store keeping. Fifteen years ago he moved with his family to the Pacific Coast and located in Port- land, Oregon, where lic remained uxit.i1 l his death. ‘ After settling in Portland, he edited

thc “i’ortl'and Labor Press” for some years wlic-n lic was appointed Principal of the Hoofmzin High School, ii posi- tion wlilrli no iieifl untill his li-ist ill ness.

The deceased was a man of exceed-

iiigly hriii fini units. iii me lull prime of manhood, in the midst ci' a. life of cuergy, wztti his niirid alert with am- hitioii, a. grcat intellect is still. -Foiir brothers and four sisters survive him, one of the latter ii nun at present inthe Coiiveiit?-‘of Notre Dame, Charlottetown. Beside his disconsolats wife he leaves to mourn their loss, _three daughters and two sons. His funeral took place on the 10th inst. . when his remains wcrefollowed from* his late residence. to the Pro Cathe_dral,_i>y a ‘large pro- cession of friends and well wishers desirous of paying the last tribute of re spect to his memory. A.. solemn Mass of Requiem with deacon and sub den.- coii was offered _t‘oi_°; the epoi-ie of his soul, after-wlilcli tha; was mortal of-Paullnus McDonslil‘-was laid to rest

lliiiii n vominon sorrow oii May tho

was taken iiwiiv in hor early prime.

of pneumonia, and despite licr own gal-

ticiider cure of loviifg i'_r.lenilii_ could do., was of no avail, _save td-soothe"tlie_an-

his scholarship,his dignity. his poetic temperament. his fraternal heart aru_ with iis today and will last long in

emory, and after we are izoiio tlierii

ni _ _ Efwill be vibrations arlils gi-ent soui',)1‘o'; cause of the great work he' did '

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linown Paulinus McDonald was more l)on't let the idea that you an rivila e' it was an ins r '

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ls death to leaf-eatlng Insects' Inashaopreeence of a master mind. And _ gofdetgnheaaltii ang strength.

' ' ` ~ when we turn to the pages recording When your blood is impure and Writ' b‘ 0' ” use “Bonn” “nd “H 'amdan 0 ""3 .the achievements of fraternalism in' impoverished it lacks vitality, your ,_

the Catholic order of Foresters. we digestion is imperfect, your appetite

find a conspicuous chapter heading in is poor. and all the functions of your the name of Psulinus McDonald. i body are Impaired

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chapter of this man’s history than to blood tonic. -lt will build YW “P f ' -

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Griiiiii ltivi-i', \\'iis visited by more C0l0I`- -

10th. when his beloved wife, Margaret. thing for that plot in G0d'S ACIC,

hy dciith. his failicr having passed your lawn' gardgn or porch away the previous week. Mrs. Train- Variety 0f Slzesi m0der,3tely or was strickoirwllh a severe attack pI'lC€&l. ‘ -

lniit dglit against it, she succumbed to the dread illsqaso after ii w.eclg‘s. ill- & C0. ness. Alillliat medical' skill, and this

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went forth to meet her Redeemer in whose footsteps she had walked dur- _ing her brief,_briglit life “Heaven gives its favorites an early death," but the many friends and relatives who knew. and loved her in life, will miss, and mourn her death. Her nearest relatives, including her mother, were by` her' bedside when the stiiIim0Ds came. She leaves a. family of _three small children, the eldest being eight years ami the youngest eight mouths old, to know no more on earth tbe.g:om- fort of a motheris l0ve. or the, tender-_ ness of n, mother‘s caress to meet the world without the blest guidance of her hand and hearth- Unseltlsli, einc_ei~_e and gentle, as wife, mother and friend; humble, and .devoted .as Christiiril. there will long remain an aching void in tho exemplary home she left, and in the hearts that shall know licr no more. During her last llliiess-sho was attended by her kind pastor, Father Ignatius. and received all the com- forts cf hei' religion. The fiiueral on Friday morning was very large bear- ing testlmong to the many who mourned hor uiitiinely deiitli, and who wished to pay the lust sail tribute of love as hor remains wore laid in the quietude of St. 'l`lier0sa‘s graveyai'il,_tliei'e to await the dawn of a glorious resurrec- tion. The Solcinii Rciiuiem Mass wus chanted, and the burial service at tht- grave, performed by the brollici" oi' the ilvwiiseil, Rev, F. J. (`oiiiiiill_v. assisted hy Rev. I. lf. A. i\li1cl)oiinlil, I". l‘. of St. Tiiei~esa’s and ltov. J, .\. Mclloiialil, l‘. P., Grand Rivcit Slit: leaves to mourn besides her mother. husband and children. two lirolhers and three sisters on tho island. and Sr. St. Jziines in Montreal. “Gr:1iit` licr O Lord eternal rest and iniiy pur- pctuzti light sliiiie upon hor."

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