, monk 14.

1941

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ST. JOHN'S PBISBYTEBIAN CHURCH. Belfast. Sunday, Novem- ber 16th. Service at 11 A. M. con- ducted by Dr. A. M. Gordon.

Al‘ HOME. - Dr. J, A. and Mrs. Clark will be at home to their friends in the "Charlottetown" Hotel on Friday, November 14th, from 8 to 10 P. M.

PILESBYTERIAN CHURCH [N CANADA-Services for November 16th as follows: Marshﬂcld 11 A.M. Hlghﬂold 3 P. M‘. Mount Stewart

7.30 P. M.

Services. Lord's Day. November 16th, Column 11.00 A. M. Mlln 3.00 P. M. Cape Traverse 7.30 P. M. Homer» F. ltlacl-lwen. BRADALBANE Pastoral Charge. Scrvlcos Sunday. November 16th. Rose Valley ll A. M. North Gren- vlllo 3 P. M. Pleasant Valley 7.30 P, M. W. B MacPhall. Minister.

SUNDAY SERVICES. — Service on Sunday, Novembcr 16th. at Cross Roads at ll A. M. Alexandra 7.30 P. M. Rev, sterling Steakhouse, Mlnlstar.

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In fond and Loving Memory o! L. G. Henry, who departed llfe November 14, 1945.

g though the world may frown or moor . ‘h-IIIIILI‘! may be curl, love sllll fulds. encircles us. rosary of flowers; comforting, sustaining force, m: that brightly glcams, l. l am... every care and hurt, ~ nhsrcs our hopes and dreams.

Inserted by Husband and Family’

In Loving Memory of L/Cpl. ylnond Clifford McEwen, who killed near Barrlfleld, King- ~ Ontario. Nov. 14th, 1941. lamembered by his Brother Louis.

In lnvlng Memory of our or. Charles A. MaoDougaII, - Nov. l4, 1941.

e had .1 nature you couldn't. help loving.

burl that was purer than gold. -- to us who knew him and loved -- memory will never grow old. Inserted by Daughters Margaret ll Gladys. Maiden. Mass.

—--_________ BKIN GIVES LUBTBE

Pearls look better when they

worn often. as they need the ohlure and trmpernture of tho - to add lustre,

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OLIVER. LEA JAY

The colnunuity of Peske’: Sfetzon and surrounding districts were shocked to learn of the death of ullver Lea Jay which look place i-n the Prince Edward Island Hospital 0n Seplumbei- 30th, 1947. Tlhe late Mr. Jay was born at l-‘annirlg Brook on January-lie, 1887, and was the eldest son of the late John B, Jay and Dorothy Ell-nor Blrt.

“Ollie" as he was familiarly known as was p. friend to all. Old and young alike.

He showed a deep interest in community work and was always willing to give of his time and tal- ent to anyone in need. His funeral which was one of the largest in seveml yea-rs was held October 2nd. A short service for the fam- ily was held at the home of his brother-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. MacLeod Douglas. Mt. Stew- art, followed by service ln St. John's United Church of which he was a member of long standing. His pas- tor, Rev. W. T, Mercer spoke words of comfort to the bereaved.

The hymns sung were Unto the Hills Ind Abide With Me. The choir sang very touohingly “The Old- Ruggod Cross" a favorite of the deceased.

The pall bearers were Lemuel Jay, Micl-lael I-Iandrahlm. Wendell Jay. Ear] MacDonald. Kenneth Jay and Sterling Birt. He leaves to mourn besides his sorrowlng widow. the following sisters and brothers: Ellla, Mrs. George Lend. borne Valley; Margaret. Mrs. MacLeod Douglas, Mt. Qtewart; Hazel, Mrs. Benjamin Blrt, Parkdale; Edward E. Pisquld. East; Gertrude Mra. Os- wald MacNeil. Cambridge. Mall; Harold B. Pisquié East and Helen Mrs. George Dover, East d Helen Mrs. George Dover, Plsq d East.

The sympathy of all go out to those who cherlsi the memory of a

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loving husband and brother. He was luld to rcst in the family plot ln the Peoples Cemetery. Mll- Stewert. The cclmmital service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Mercer who visited him during his last illness.

The following floral trl- butesz-

sent

FLOWERS

Pillow-Wife.

Broken Circle-Brothers and Sis- ters.

Wreath-Mr. and Mrs. Qswald MacNell. Isobel am;- Heatlher, Cam- bridge. Mass.

Wreath-Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rodgerson and Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Douglas.

Bouquets-

Mr. and Mrs. Family.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Douglas.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, Berlin, N. H.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farquharson.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Affleck and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crawford.

Mr, and Mrs. Albion E. Blrt and Family, Berlin, N. H.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Jay, Cairn- brldge, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bolder-son.

Mr. and Mrs_ Olden Birt and M: Ira Blrt.

LETTERS 0F SYMPATHY

Rev. Sidney J. and Mrs. Boyce. Mr. ancrMrs. Ward Crane and

Family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Duﬂy.

CARDS 0F SYMHATHY

Blrt Leard and

. Mr, and Mrs. George Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Keenan and

Girls. '

Mr. and Mrs. Wendell H. Benton

Mr. and Mrs. David Blrt.

Mr. and Mn. John Gauthier and Anna.

Mr, alnd Mrs. Blrt Leard.

Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Jaudrey and Kenneth.

Mr. and Mrs. Watson JBY-

Mr. and Mrs. Gay MacEachern.

Nllr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harvey, Berlin, N. H,

Mr. and Mn. Wilfred MacDonald und- Ramona. Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Jay. H311" fax. N. S.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hunbly-

Mrs. Louise Jay.

Mrs. Catherine . Gillan. Andam-

ass.

Mrs. Rose Duggan. Berlin. N- H-

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morton. Berlin, N H

Mr, and Mrs. Crawford Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blrt.

Mr. and Mrs. Reaney Jay- ' Miss Ruby Jay.

Mr, and Mrs, Joseph mama

Mir. Stanley Glover, Toronto, Ont

Mr. and Mrs. hank Jay.

Mr. and Mfrs. Mlllon Doyle.

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Myers and Family.

Mr, and Mrs, Carl 85love. Berlin. N H

Mrs. Prlsoolla Jay.

Mr. and Mrs. lviinfon Jan-dine. Mae and Bruoc\

Mr: and Mrs. Inn Sentner and Frmlly. J Mr. and Mrs Coffin Douglas and

own.

Mr, and Mrs, Watson Robertson. Waltham. Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Affleck and Family.

Mr. and Mn. Cln-rle.

Mr, and like. Willard Coffin.

Mrs Gertrude MacDonald. Athol, Mass ‘i

Mr: Mayme Lumen. Athol. Man.

Mn. Walter Byme and, Family. |

Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLeam, Berlin, N’. H.

Munbers of Fanning Brook Women's Institute.

Mr. and Mn. Harold Burke. Boa- ton, Mesa. '

Mia: Evelyn Maclntyre.

Mr. and Mrs. Lane Plggott.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Belderson.

Mr. and Mn. Wendell Glover.

m. Bert Lanmn.

Misses Isabel] and Heather Map- Nell, Cambridge. Man.

Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Douglas and

‘No: 1s A. F‘ a: A. u. will hold Dlv- ine Service at the Anglican Church. lRustlco. Sunday. November 16th at .730 P. M. J. S. Burns.

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SUNDAY SERVICES in Central

11 A. Rev. Sydney l-Ii-llyer of Bolivia, will be the special speaker. You will want to hear hbm.

CAVENDlSI-I UNITED PASTOR- AL CHARGEZ- New Glasgow Div- lne Service ll A. M. Cavendish Divine Service 7.30 P. M. "I was glad when they said unto ma. let’ ‘us go up in to the House of the Lord." George Gough, Minister. l

“THE LITTLE_ SI-IEI-‘HARD OFi KINGDOM COME" presented by Trinity Y, P. U. November 27th and 28th. in Heartz Hall, Charlottetown. Directed by Mrs. Ruby Houle, C. D. A. Ticket; by mombers. Also at Church Office. Secure yours early. _

ENGAGEMENT. -- Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Darrach, New Argyle, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter to Mil‘. John Robert. only sfon of Mr. and Mrs. Hector MacNevlil. DeSable. Mar- riage to take place l-n the near fut- ure. MIL AND MRS. JOHN A. Mac- DONALD, Scotchfort. announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Anita to Cyrlene Francis MnoIntyi-e, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Msclntyre, Mt. Stewart. Marriage to take place the ldtter part of Novembér.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGE. - United Church of Canada. Sunday, November 16th.,‘ New Dominion 11 A. M. Cornwall I P. M. Dr, Coburn. Secretary Domin- ion Trmperence Federation will preach. Kingston 7.30. Special Mis- sion Service. Guest speaker and guest solo. , Rev. M. K. Charmsn. Minister.

POLICE COURT-At the Stipen- dlary Magistrate's Court yesterday, an adjourned case under the In- come War Tax Act was further adjourned by agreement until Monday, November 17th. A man charged with being drunk and disorderly was remanded for one week. 'I‘wc men charged with as- sault causing bodily hum were convicted, one receiving a line of $20 and costs or 20 drlys, the other $20 and costs or 30 days. A man charged with drunken driving was sentenced to 20 days in Jail, while a party charged with a. breach of the Highway Traffic Act. was fin- ed $2 and costs or 10 days. A drunk and incapable was sentenced D i0 days held for good behaviour.

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