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Page 14 The Guardian I

Thur. July its. 1957

IN MEMORIAM

la Iovill tlulln. Jaaa Maelean who passed away July 15. loss.

Always russembered by mouse lather. Bonnie and Ernatiaa.

ssscmuss - Ia lrtemo , all :Patriek J. Maclnnls. Port Bord- en. P.E.I. who departed this life on July 18th. I953. We who loved you sadly miss you. As it dawns another year: . In our lonely hours of thinking. Thoughts of you are ever near. Lovingly remembered by wife and family. .

WM. THOMAS REILLY

Funeral services were held in St. Mark's Church, Lot 7. P.E.I.. on Monday morning. July 15th. for the late Wm. Thomas Reilly. of Cape Wolfe. who had passed away In Western Hospital. Alberton. early on the previous Friday mor- ning. at the age of W years. Sol- emn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by the pastor of St. Mark's parish. the Rev. J, N. Trainer, and he was assisted by the Revs. J.C. Pitre and R. G.

R. I

Ellsworth. as deacon and sub- deacon; Rev. .131. Gallant was Master of Ceremonies. Oiheri

IMTON. JULY 21.

CA! LEAVING roa IAIILTON. July ans, cu aceonunudsts 3 passengers. Dial ms S'Side.

llll srr. Slaw

immacyuoiiramss-cAaLnavislorKa'iti"Ni'ieAi.l ltamSlaclair.HnsniItoa or

July 8. Can accommodate 8 paaaeagos-s. Dial 40!.

CAR LEAVING POI MONTREAL Saturday morning. can accom- modate two passengers. Dial 1417

CAR LEAVING FOR HALIFAX. Thursday afternoon, July 25th atl 4 p.m. Returning Su y. Can accommodate Three pa ngers. Dial 6378. .

cars as! TI1611 Far sale

ms rsnoo V. row Ei(iI.I.EN-T condition. Very cheap. Walter . Soloman.-Georgetown; gv i

use CIIEV-ROLET.IlALF - rout pick-up. Priced to sell. Call 146 Kent St. Phone ms. .

5'" NNTMC "'0 ' 5033.33 El.ECTROl.-UX:"LATES-'I'.MODEL

dsn. radio. turn signals etc. Res-i sonabie. Apply Cortland Mac-I Lend. Hunter River. Phone 24-33.

for lien gg

ij”.TTT'”-T um-.. nnonsauieas cuuiim Bros. but cost.

rwo FURNISREDtB'EDRO0MS. '

clergy in attendance were Reivs.,E'n9 7921 Pm” 3-00 P-'"' ,,,,, H

P. Walsh. Wm. Simpson. F. P.l Aylward. E..l. Roche. TM. Mac- Lellan. and SJ. Gallant. who as-i listed the choir. Representatives of the Sisters of St. Martha from Mt. St. Mary's. St. Dunstan's

College. the Catholic weirare. thein-vvo"oit'riiiu;E'iiia;ji-p;n'i;gq.

Priory. and Western Hospital were: also in attendance. The late Mr. Reilly is survivcdi

by all the members of his family.fp7(frI:XnEE'j,-R0N1.”noo,ig'

of eight children: Carl. Alfred. and Murielle. in Boston; Hilda '.lIrs.; David Mclleathi. in New York:

Burke. In Toronto: Elsie (Mrs. ArAitrMi:N'r”rnitEi-:-ilooiifs

Victor Fasciol. in Montreal: Sis- ter Joan of Arc. in Charlottetown: and Redmund. in Cape Wolfe. His wife. the former Josephine Bolger. predeceased him sixteen years I80-

The pail bearers at the funeral- were Thomas and Harold Howard.7 Hollis and Elwood Cook. and cult and James 0'Halloran. The funer-' al was under direction of Mr. Gerald Rooney. of the Rooney Funeral Home. Alberton.

CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Wm. Thomas Reilly wish to thank most aincerely the Sisters and staff of Western Hospital. and all the Clergy. Sisters. friends. and neigh- bours who gave floral and spirit- ual offerings in expression of their kindness and sympathy at the re- cent illness and death of their father.

More Dog: In Bigger Cities

VANCOUVER lCPlClt's a dog's life in the big city. but the bigger It gets the more dogs there'll be. anys a leading United States dog surgeon.

"Dogs meet a psychological need of the big city dwellerCthey furnish companionship In what is A cold and impersonal atmos- phere." said Dr. Robert Leighton, who is attending the ninth annual meeting of the Canadian Veterin- lry Medical Association.

-But the urban hound is less happy and healthy than his cousin roaming through tree - studded farmlands. said the doctor who is chief surgeon at New York's Ellln Spcyer Animal Hospital.

SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT

Western Canada chipmunks lire lnaller and have narrower stripes than the eastern species.

TEENS IAN SMOKES

TORONTO (CPI - A Toronto, teen-agers' club has decided to ban smoking at its Saturday night dances to spotlight the effect of smoking on health. The youth ac- tivities division of the Quo Vadis

ns wearing Jeans from the

. President Sandra Millsr

said "the members simply feel, are suitable attire for foot-l games but not for dances."

Funuisnnn ROOM. isr-rifoolt coicridn. FURNISHED:

IIEATED ArAlii's'ii!Tv"rTito'6Si's

LARGE sr:c6ii'n"i?"l.'ooit -unif-

so roo-r CENTE-RROARD SLOOP

runN'isTir:n, lii?:'A'ri-SIT ROOMSJ 185 Prince St. I

i?iTvfTlt'o'ollTiii:X'ri:n-'APAiir1 -

ment. second floor. Apply Box; 289 Guardian. , l

furnished rooms. piazza. Also one room. Adults. Private entrance. Apply 221 Weymouth.

Second floor. hot and cold wat- er. Phone 9382.

and bath. Propane stove. Heat- ed. Apply Box 286. Guardian.

centrally located. ladies prefer- red. Dial 3409.

Modern conveniences. Pictures- que shore frontage. Apply Mrs. C. Roberts. York Point.

and bath. Gas and oil stove if. wanted. Available August first. Apply 51 Baylield St. or Phone 0477.

ed apartment. three rooms and bath. Continuous hot water. Adults. Dial 6173 between 5 and 7 p.m.

IN HUNTER RIVER VILLAGE, eight room house with all mod- ern eonviences: forty dollars per month. Apply to Melvin Cole. Goose Bay, Labrador. c-o M.C.A.

FOUR ROOM APARTMENT ON third floor. Kitchen. sitting room 1 bed rooms and bath. all best- ed. Hot water. Phone 9614 or Apply to G. Macbean. 506 Fit- uoy Street. Charlottetown.

I IIOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES on Brudenell River one mile from Georgetown. rates reason- able. Wonderful beach and fish-

ing. , Mrs. Walter Soloman. Georgetown. For sale

LARGE OAK PUNCRIONS. AP- ply Waddell Bros.. Crapaud.

l.ADIES' FAWN SUIT. SIZE 1!. worn twice. Reasonable price. Phone 8231.

ll ACRES OF STANDING RAY Apply RP. MscLean. North Riv- er Road.

Complete with sails. Charles lio- watt. Victoria. P.E.l.

IRANT-I-'O-RDTNTIIONY noisr.':'Tl3TR6YEl5".P0R USE IN

. ssonably priced. Apply Mur-I rsy's Garage. Parkdale.

MODERN s itooKI”n'llivoll'tWv

.".i:.";i:..':f- 3211'. :..::: 11.1" ;t":":t.3:,",:""' be t"""” 3”” 'ARR'5TER5- NW A tr-ll-' . --A in ---l -l Mo-ml -M S'l'RAW;R-ERgIES.;PllC2R7"Y0UA”RI ducgh 90- 30! 741 Ch-rlottr n 0 cc on ' SOLICITORS. Etc. . T. -' - on Q OPPOITUHINOS F0? mmww :'."': own. aiur ay. uy . none 1 i - AW. g gg i.i...d..r.. Vernon Macbelllnz Am... wntu T. '-P' By order of Trustees. FOR SALE T? OPTOMETRISTS Ygung Mg" gf 16 Jun. bask Iftvahln its Jlgly xv; oWi7-Orr-MAxi77nnor-niTolI7l.N'7ib - Alix-ITITTLIE Mm Chum M'cL'n”" AT BORDEN '' uh" T - T O c"""'"' '9' i"t" "mu Y U "AT" A fin to :3! c.iiu"a"y:'-i-mu: is,-ggdigsrxingc t H lugtliizgo, Pints or quarts. Dial I55. Secretary. Lot Of land and the build- 3 I3 I. Dial III g In A km 1. um. .-,.,i.. ..i- wry" IR Cf II CD TC. ff .9.-gigs-32-5 rt:-9.455.: - . .... .- l"""'.- A" i'i.'..'i".Z"3..;'., I2'.,.,K.f.:' in .21" """ 33.; Ill 3'33; ”"......'"i.. "'..."':.'.: 33-3 '-i-3-'-l-'-?v''--'-'-"-'.' 1' "M M cinh also voted Saturday to bar roll SALE. NEW nos-r :1 rr. tmro ELECTRIC MOTOR. ONE A1,, .,,,;,.,, "1 t ,m' dllfes-ant miles then posted to a nu. coupled with her un- overall 2': ton Chev. Engine. sou. h.p. Norman McMillan. Phone 99 Pmen L S. Taylor. LO. ..ni., Ann, mu. Qplnymnnt. would 'ooInmI1'ld traps rope and bouys. Fishing, "I3-J. Vernon River. upholstered chairs. Contact &'Z ll mu Q. Inning: starts :11 Jinn, due panda h the months Shanty to by is; l dory. I mare "3,-A-633.0,-,nRlE"ADvL,3 Tenders will be received J K sun: loans ma hum. i. 3.91.1.5... .s..a.-- .. "l ' ' Y''''' ' "M "'4 """l"'V' to Ontario. July sou. gr 31.1. by the undersigned. up to l ' PIDGEON gt 1. M..." to AI II ADMWUN 79'' ''m N Expansion continues. however. K'-"""'W"'- Phone sass. and includln Au t 10th C""” Th”"'9 - ' ' 9"": all the t factor hm! I ..---.. C- 8 9'13 v - e.a.i. asur MY ro :1 rant v'””-'' -. rwo MALE rloosr':Il's.'Tiv'i'c? f0I' COHVCYIHS WP"! fl'0I'n K""l"3f”"v REL CHROPRACTOR . -ran run. PAY or'A IlfI- .1?-' RIPLEVS BELIEVE IT OR NOT :."u'i':.i.iy.'"ii'ili -7i's"7'T"' '""""' 59"" Wu” '” K'"''"'' m” ""'”"'" II-Mm attend I-4 WWI- :.M.....:m.g.g. t0"sCh00l- LOW.” OPIIIY . &wt&'." .'NcIll-Imll'-ITANT W unmmgl yjge - 1-aAn.na wsn-ran. snTiIi.' tendei-not necessarily an Hl9l' 5Cll09l- JIWOV - ' ' A” d work put in place on you I wty Tralla. Phone rust or aptedg Hggh 5:”... .nd ..'2''..............?..'.! ",.','-.'F' "3'” n'""”' -.7 i-gas u,m,ess,sss, isppiiir ' Mrs. Charles l ElomcnIIfY ' QUCHITECT g s-uarnn Aclinaistc ..""'l".;."""". M””"',m?:"m:; i when 7 I-Rh "dud . in us; 3;... tea is tumours TOOCROTI It BC. I.I-I-I-Co. TIL CARI. "LE1 IV.H ' . : jut. P,I.I. Old C IIIVILQ ' . - - BOAT FOR SALE For a -up no-u-nus Q-nan:-u. as A ”''"”'y.'' ...?'...”"..i....”" ":,'."'.....""...."d'i. ,.,,," 3-gt: .1IuII-.I:n'I: III-I-Ilhlggg. Yew:u'.ttl:sllh'hO1!Il1IvIII.II!lvThIss. Inf": ...A'.i,.. an arena & WS-IaANS .-gag", .,."'...."' .,.,""""",.. '11 T U""""r ' osnsanrs m a'.-&':...-.-:- ' '... T-""!"'.Ptll'P-' --;-,-,-,;-,,- --,, -g--,,, :., .......r:.. ....r.'. 2:. lament. .'.T &"&'h"" '1' '''''''S in s.v'in'n3'a"in:rr'I7 m 1. A. rsetn-nan. Ive. Q u-can; FOR .o,.,F"",,..,.."P"'”"""- - CHAITHQ AC ANTS ,.-.',':.''',,,..'a ,,..''P'''''. ,9... 13 1 ". at .x. W" ""'t , Iininovlaais hnntloasn 1, 1 & 3 Arm nae:-slung Danna. name was Is as In Car '1 new is niinnntnto nan (AP)-A i teas lent IL. &'s tests aolnass. 0' , -H ..i..”:.....'”” .1:”"N.. '22." -- ---'---- -- .. '- ....-'......'-' -:.-'.'."..:'.::-.2 Id - C X W T T i? ”""”'h”.l0' 'l'llh'I0l''l' 5'” T. '-.''O' Plsasssnlmewlhat 1&1 ii "'hexcetiemconnuon.uuuoe..aan-ninssu-an Tii"ff'-s "' ""'" -It-gglgulll-It-':' 7” "" "I" -oioror.ounonar.conucia--cu-an--nvu H-win!-Iuilns 'l.I'slhlIu:'--.". yon , in mad is sts&m I iii - D 3 A . me "E M. h ---essseanuusua-sauna' WNW h n n w it a-usausansaveosassu ' was sent 1 It Is It Qmwl &j . twining D rt - Pumas . ms

i in Sale

IE? IAIII IOILIL JAZEB ,

iauuxumalmlnuniiiissn.

"mans vinwnouan ANDONI ' acre laad. i aeartheshue.Apply-Mrs.;:

4S-L SIX ROOM IOUSE WITI ALL modern conveniences on Mar- ; gate Road in Kanstngton. Apply , George McGuirk. Borden. GASOLINE POWER WASHERS. tused- 349.95 up. Used ldtchea ranges 329.95 up. Firestone Home and Auto. GENERAL ELECTRIC DELUX model washing " . Less than 2 years old. Complete with automatic control and daily clipner. Phone S441.

A NICE SIX ROOM COTTAGE. with Vs acre of land situated in Grand Tracadie. Can be used year round. Aonly Charles Watts Grand Tracadie.

Slightly used. Automatic. Paper- bag election feature. Guaranteed half of original price In: quick sale. 9220.

ELECTROLUX TRADE - IN like new - "Seeing is beleivlng" Tel. 923) for free home showing. All guaranteed. Maritime Com- Dact Sales. 176 Kent Charlotte- town.

RANSOME POTATOE DIGGERS Snare parts for sale at I75 Kent Street. Charlottetown until Aug- ust I. A limited supply-Co m e early. J.J. Mustard.

TWO ROOM WINTERIZED COT- taee. 480 sq ft. Septic system. light. phone. excellent condition Pleasant location on Malpeque Ray. village. two miles by road. Write Box 2!!) Guardian.

D ACRES STANDING HAY. OR take up on halves. also Decring hny mower five foot clit and Massey Harris ten foot ralro both in S0011 Cflllflllioll. Leslie Nichol- Inn, New Wiltshlre.

-rmlfllelp Vlsntoll

WAITRESSHWANTED . APPLY In person to Island Grill

Last And Fosiili

SMALL SUITCASE. CONTAINS kiddies dresses. on Winilloe Road. at Val MacDonald's corner. Find- or Call 7237.

I RAVE IN run roUNn"roit the past ten days four cattle. Owner must claim at once and Ply for ad. Edward Sherren. Reeve. Crapaud.

STRAYED ON MY PREMISES. 1 year - old - holstein. Owner may have same by proving ownership and paying for add. and pasture. If not called for in I0 days will be sold. Aubrey Doucette. South Rustico. P.E.l.

this Help Wanted M l7riilt'rAltiw'woTir.'AriWf wiam Crockett. York. or Dial

”SALESMAN REQUIRED To sell in the Maritime Provinces. chromed kitchen sets. Write im- mediately to East - End Chrome Furniture Ltd., 9085 Hochelags Street. Montreal. Que.

ASSESSOR (BILINGUAL) FOR the Department of National Rev- enue (Taxation). Prince Edward Island. 84140 84740. Applv on forms obtainable at Post office. National Employment Offire. or Civil Service Commission Office. to the'Clvil Service Commission. I28 Highfleld Street. Moncton. NS. quoting Competition Num. her 57-J635.

VUIIBSIIIIISSIS out-door toilets. Eats right down to the earth. saves you that un- pleasant cleaning task. Full dir- ections. satlsfaction guaranteed.

AUCTION SALE

. AT 81'. PATRICK! ROAD I HUNTER RIVER. I.R.

Thepersonaieffectsofthclate Wilfred C. Kartiawlllbaofiernd auctionolhlaprcsniaca

screws. moving equipment. quantity of second and l S , ll cedar posts. 1 gasoline engines. cement mixer. wheelbarrow. cement crusher. and other articles too numerous to mention The prem- ises. consisting of to acres of land. with residence and shop. will also be offered by auction if not sold before this date.

WILFRED McALEER. ARTHUR E. GALLANT, Administrators.

TODAY'S SPECIAL

See for yourself 1955 PLYMOUTH SEDAN F. R. McLAlNE LTD.

Malpeque Road Dial 7358-9

Open Evenings

Wanted. Salesman

For an old established Manu- facturers' Agency in Winnipeg. Selling to Jobbers. Hardware ex- perience necessary and executive ability as assistant to the man- ager required. Age 25 to 40 years. Permanent position. Pension Plan. Group Insurance. Starting salary 34.500 to 85.400 a year.

Apply in writing to:

BOX 2435. GUARDIAN

Potatoes For Sale

Sebago potatoes. good firm stock freshly graded. Truck loads or less. Call- Wellington Produce, Ralph Arsenault

4-11 Wellington

SIDE DELIVERY RAKES

Special price to clear all new side delivery rakes with tedder. S349.00-

W. R. JENKINS LIMITED

WANTED

Girl or middle aged woman. country girl preferred for housework. Adults only. Good wages. Apply or write

22 PARK STREET or phone 3071

NOTICE

All taxes due Spring Valley School District after

FOR SALE

Eight room house. one mile from dty limits. Mod- ern conveniences. - Price- 36500JtX). Apply-

RONNIE MaclNNlS Mount Edward Road Phone 5061

F KEROSINE REFRIGERATORS

Extra special 5149.95 up

FIRESTONE HOME S: AUTO 187 Great George Street Phone, write or call.

NOTICE

All taxes due in Primrose school district must be paid by July 31. or will be given to lawyer for collection.

By order of annual meeting.

WEED SPRAYING Contact PRESTON WOOD

SALES LADY WANTED

Excllnive 1adies' wear store In Charlottetown has pogltlon open. This store deals in better quality nwrchan- dlae only.

Experience not necessarily important. but friendly personality essential. '

APPLY TO BOX 284 GUARDIAN

MECHANICS WANTED

Higiiesi wages paid for top flight mech-

anics. Good working condition and benefits. Assured future for right men with Charlotte- fown firm.

WRITE BOX 287 GUARDIAN

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

AT COLUMARIO F ARMS, FREEFOWN, P. E. ISLAND

ACCREDITED HERD OF AYRSHIRES 13 MATURE COWS 13 YOUNG CATTLE

. Columarlo farms complete accredited herd of reg- istered Ayrshires. This herd has an enviable record of production and in the show ring no reserves. Catalogue will be mailed on request.

SALE AT 2 P.M. THURSDAY, AUG. 1st NEXT FST- JOHN W. LEWIS, CLAUDE CRASWELL

Freetown, P.E.I. Auctioneer v Winsloe. P.E.l.

Souiliporf Dial 7945

FOR SALE

Lot I50 by I84, Mi. Edward Road. V: mile

from Charlottetown.

DIAL 6983

For Rent

Trailer at Sianhope.

S25.00 per week. Phone 5l06 between 5 and 7 p.m.

NOTICE

All pupils interested in travelling on school bus to Sourls are hereby requested to make application on or before July 31st 1957 to-

MRS. T. A. HARRIS. Sect'y of School Trustees

SALES CAREER OPPORTUNITY

We have an attractive opening in our National Sales Division in Charlottetown. P.E.l.. for a man determined to make selling his garleer. who is willing to learn and work hard to accomplish this on.

P

This position offers security and a very real chance for advance- ment--Salsry above average-Bonus-Profit sharing a lid pension :'-- Automobile provided and expenses paid.

Previous experience not essential alncc company has thorough training program. Applicant must be between ages 12-28. preferably a University graduate.

Please write. stating age. education. experience. personal data.l

address and TELEPHONE NUMBER to:

BOX 5 GUARDIAN

YOUR BEST MARKET FOR

IRON and STEEL" SCRAP

328.00 .. (2000 lb. Tonl CAR BATTERIIB Each 31.25 Paying highest cash prices for hides, horsehair. beer bottles, scrap metal.

Truck scale weighing for your convenience. Centrally located opposite Eaton's Store on Kent Street. '

Open 8 AM. - 5 P.M. Monday through Friday. Saturday 8 A11. - 1 P.M.'

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

loved fun and was never S than when entertaining her friends and making others happy.

mu ::iieuu'tuiiuwui lous- gulba's announcement Ilsadsy night that the would

Bourguiba . merit after a five-hour meeting at the political committee of the Nao- Destour party. which won Tnnlia its independence from France. The meeting was htld to discuss

Tunis. di Mohammad I.sr.-(no. whose family has niled Tunis for 160 years and who will be deposed if Tunisia declares itself a repub-

lie.

Bourguihs himself is expected to become president. with greater powers that he now holds as premier.

tln commenting on the news to- day, the right-wing Paris newspa- per Aurora says "it Is certain that the new i imposed on Tu- nisia will be duel, related with those authoritarian . publlcs of

the fatesof the 16-year-old hey of p I

5 guy And Sell The Classified WaygPl1one'-85D.

-iggliig i

rnment war

he country has a populaton of 3.lW.0W. only l40.0M of whom

an European.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. AMOS MONAGIAN

On May 20. I957. the gentle soul of Mrs. Amos Monaghan of North Wiltshire returned to its Creator. Mrs. Monsghan. before marriage. was Mary Ellen Murray. daughter of the late James and Margaret Murary. She was SI years old. For four years after marriage she lived in Vernon where her hus- band was station master. Then they moved to Royalty Junction and resided there for six years. In 1922 Mr. Monaghan was trans- ferred to North Wiltshlre and that was their home until a short while before her death.

She was not blessed with any children of her own but she adop- ted a son Henry Monsghan. who predeceased her. and a daughter Beatrice Duffy. now Mrs. Labella of Ottawa. who was at borne for the funeral.

Nellie. as she was known by her friends. was one of Natures cult- ured ladies. always kind and gen- tle. charltable and hospitable. She

She was fortified by the last

rites of the Catholic Church of

which The funeral was held from the Charlottetown Funeral Home to Kelly's Cross Church where Re- quiem High Mass was celebrated by Reverend James Smith. Pros- ant in the Sanctuary were: Rov- erend Martin Monsghan. Reverend Bernard Giiiis. Reverend Charles McCarthy. Reverend Louis Calla- ginn. Reverend Eugene Murray. Reverend Leo Herrell and Rever- end John Kelly.

Burial was in Kelly's Cross catn- etery. The pail bearers were: Inu- Is McPherson. Morrison Mt-Lean. John McDonald. William Coady. William Cullen and Cyril Egan.

she was always a true and

SEC? TO HONDURAS!

BELIZE. British Honduras ttnsutani-." , iitstivu of I Mexican Mennonite church will discuss with government officials the establishment of a M " settlement in this Srltih colony.

eons of the Mennonite church in Chihuahua. Mexico.

Trades Training

MT;

in-. f.

Ballum.

IN MEMORIAM

MRI. ANGUS INMAN

The funeral of the late Mrs. An gus Enmsii. Springhill. took plan on Thursday. July loth, and was very largely attended.

The funeral service was held at the Presbyterian Church. Victoria West. of which she was a valued member. The service was conduc- ted by her pastor the Rev. Leo MacNaughton. assisted by the Rev. Mr. MacPhail and Rev. Mr. or bone.

Hymns sung at the horns and

church were as follows: "The Lord In My Shepherd." "Abide With Me." "shall We Gather at the River". and "There is No Night In Heaven". A duet "Sometime We'll Understand" was beautiful- ly sung by Mrs. Watson Silliker and her daughter Mrs. Don Mao- Donald. The pail bearers were as fol- lows: Messrs Ancel and Willard Ray Ramsey. Clinton Nacbaod. 1-larry Eula and Sidney Enman.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. FRANK MacDONALD

A very large assembly of reis- tivss and friends assembled at the funeral services for the late Mrs. Frank MacDonald, whose seem- lngly very sudden death occurrcii at her home at Crapaud on Jilly Ii. truly testified to the loving re- spcct for 'on whose life was fully given in loving services to her church. home and community. In these places she will be greatly missed but. "With the morn thou angel faces smile. which we have loved long since and lost awhile.”