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Loud, lionshnwl led to the altar, .ion nit-_ daughter oi' Angus and Mrs. Dai-»_

bapers was Gunner ilobert Hurry oi' llw ollwm llo leaves to mourn one -. _' lmeumlmll, lll,vel°l,ed_ an _ _

lvosl Royalty. Gunner Hurry lvft litt-lo daughter Alice. The youngest °°“"°Y me "°’““l“° °_f uw l“t°°E':` everyi.-bin! was done that loving hands \_; lmw Wm' "lm Fmh Slegt’ B“lt°l`Y daughter, Mrs. Emily Peters, came to “st Lewls' “ l"'°"h°r mumbm' W 0 could do -to' relieve hor suffering. lt was _T°V'-n 1 _lf _C (intel. known as No. 8 Battery) and usslsl _ln .nurslllg the mlnallllns “___ recently passed sway troni influenza. wmwm avalhnesldes me husband llnlll A I l -' - /-~ _ \_ *<- took part in all the principal righting vl _ . ll succumbed alll". __ Hllorl for interment at his forniervhonlo at [wo "ma children, hem are llll ll,/___ __

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in which tho f.buttcl-y was eusuged. ‘ lllll:;~;_0t bm. llayi nl we early use Cardigan. On arrival at Suckvilie. t)l‘ie mourn, her mlllel. ull mother, Ml. und _ k i / I _

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ed last May and _rooeived the medal hm, parenls wld Une* solllau Blslen Flynn. /Summeisido and Mr. P. brothers on active Bel_\_lcl_ in France' C ki

for his bravery on that occasion. Ho _'_ llllgbisnd and young doughim- The Brown, Charlottetown. nlso_ ucco and two slate” at home. 4 l

~ " ‘ ' i tui1<.c. is B ‘on uf Mr' Dame] Hurry M West l sincerest Bymlllltlli’ Of “ll is felt for lillnied n\t|*‘éh':lT:tl':;ow_? lmjl léavlllg The remains were forwarded on MOU"

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`U"’”° grlet l’“'d°“°d 'ml Hu" heroic New Yea:-'s morning for the dsstinn- day afternoon to hor former home anal ‘ We

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MAnmsn.-A very popular young Dm" S I" is wi U i uon ru Cardigan lwm which Place the *lm f““°'“‘ W” “"1” T“°Sd;/‘I’; mggrgni _ _ . _

couiilc were united in marriage by; V ' --- funeral was hold. Deceased was u ut 10 oclock, The Rev. al “Fl _ the llcv. J. S. Maclia at th Man -_-' RECENT TRANSFER-'-TWU Of mun among men und from childhood conducted an imlP\‘05SlV° fun" _l _V f _ 'm.t'rl°l

llamilton, P E. l. on Saturday even (`l\¢1l`lUtl9l0“'ll'S most P01’ ar Y 5 d Bllrlllg 0 L9\`*`*|`Y 0' ~

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-l»l.ll_l|.gAy hours oi aseh other. The former lssv. _ _ _ On Bun y s A I V

in aorrowlng wito and time small 5‘“`°°“» 5“"°“ “Wi °’ Wm' mv early use ot 12.lus Aithes Jenkins. be l

'WON TH' MWITARY "IDM" " chlilllren. Their lately widowored "ff °°"|'l°- 5| 59954155 * f°“' “V” ln 'loved wito oi Mr- Bwlllmlll 9lm9'°n'. Am°°5 "W “hid 5°” “'h° “lil *|10 son~in~law Edward Perry. who st that ¢°‘*'° "9" °l' MV- w'”‘_ M‘ Flynn’ City. ot 'tho P. E. 'L Railway, passed honor to wu the Military Medal for llme hall been resldlng wlll, lllls Station Agent, and Mm. Flynn. VMr. to _her elerml m_v&;d_/`\\_ _ l suilantry in the late war und oi' whom lnmlly _,lm conlmctml ll", dread als. Burnett. n, representative or the The dawned had enluymliexcelllmg mention has nover appeared in thc ,mlm “ml llvoll llul lllglllllllys alle, Knights 0! C0l\lml>€S" Ol' Ul\“l’l'°““» l|9a||,ll until about a week ago, when _

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5 ui oun f ll etivity Among vice in the Presbyterian Church Dun _ ‘ d_Q§nlI\‘_ -__

mg, January 4m when Gellqll-g M_,¢». bankers, in the persons of Messrs. E. mage who accompanied the remainsl das, the large. nssonib K dl _ ' _

Leon, (son of J. J, and Ml~5_ Mnq.ll)_ Davis and Louis S. Blanchard. of gl, Cardigan were, his aunt, Mrs. Wm. to tho high esteem in which decease A v

the Rvylll Bflllk Staff. City. left on __\/[_ l<‘lynn, also his sister-in-law, Mrs. wus held. ' _

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Monday morning for Mount Slewnrt, Murray. Alberton, besides a number of Tho sympathy of lhc whole I-_ V

l rncll of' New Haven. They were unut- where they will oftieiate nt the oD0l\' .ho Knights of Columbus brethren--ll munity goes out to the bereaved lil __ _ -

tended. The bride entered the parlor ing of the new branch oi’ he Royni FRIDAY . their sorrou. ` _

tl M1 Davis w 'E-DING The Sydney Post Say!! _ ;J_ -

uw, oinolvil io Licutvnnnt and in ilvlt lfliwll l'30f0l`0 llll* ll°Pm`l“"0 -Mr'

.O‘~ lin. I lr H r' ummm! m wllculnl vllw me Nciplent of wvoml he learned to proclaim as a member

color as was ur ie pr i. ._ _ __ _ ` V _ I

"__"- la i‘a|»taincy, be-ing mad:-_ second nili- :|<l<li‘s-sses acconipuiiloil by substantial “F ml" Bapllsl ("l“"°°h' The “»‘mp"'ll“'i

Try *hi* Y°'~"'|°lf ‘h¢'\ Pl" ll_l.l~ lll Collllllllnll uf lilo Sownd Siqyo iok<~u,~; ol' the hillll f-stlxualion ln which N

it al°ng N °‘h'"‘ li ' lil'ltl_i-rv ".liuimy's" ninnv l`i'lcnds1u~r<- ho \\';|_»; llold by tho business public. "ll

A lt wfrku -\ lwill lm proud io lvurn of his sue(-crore. <~_l\ur<:l\ :cud Masonic _brethren ol' the " ‘l

fi st l' lhcsc resentations

-~»-s-¢---s-»--r--»--»--»-»-»-»»»»¢..¢.»».»-»~ _llllll will hope soon io soo hlin lun.-lt town. ’l`hc r.' 0 - D ~ -

I ` again alll-r his strenuous oxliorll-l\<r<~=; looll plan- on liiondny evening wlicu _

while Mrs. Macliay who presided Bank of Canada ierc. '_ - = _ -- _ I ___ »__T__

nt the piano. played "The voice thot goes as Manager and Mr. Blanchard -Gunner John Mzoi'ta't_ recently P0- - ~ '_

breathed o`er Eden". She looked las teller. On the eve ot tliir depar- lumed, and Miss Et/ta Mcl-‘adyen, dau- _ -V _ _ ._

l¢ll9~l'lTlll1S ill 11 llllmk Velvet Suit trim-ltnre they were tendered a sun1ptu0uS ghter oi' the lu-te Lnuchliu and Mrs. ` `

med with rows oi' black silk bi~aid.ll-elmo; by their friends and co_work- Mefranyen, were married in the home

_and hat to match and fox furs. ’l‘lio_¢,l-_<_ when s _pleasant evening WHS of Ml-_ and Mrs, Hel-_mon .M<:l»‘udyen. _

» `DHl'l01' WHS ¢l0C0l`i\t0f1 f0l` U10 001'”-‘= spent and the toasts were well worthy Wm-gan lm-wt_ on New \'l;_l;»'l; evelpl _ _ llfl ‘_ _ill _ . _

lUll Wllll D0tt0fl ll0W0l'llll§ lllullls “H11 of the occasion, the‘t\vo guests also lll _ new _lollll Munlosh l,l-elm-med 0. .l\ll‘ _ C ' C , abundance of bridal wreath. After being the rceiplcnts of many useful ll; cel.cm0m._ whlcll was wlulesalxl SA|_\/.wly _

the ceremony was performed, and _.:ll'lS_ Tlleil- ll-allsfer will leave u wide by only lmnwdlatc l-Olallves and _ l,'\l\_l '

hmf-h served_ thc young c0UDl0 |011 gap in hot-key circles. Mr. Blanchard l__lcml__ ol. me couple' They wlll -

for their future home in Bonshaw. lmvlllg playcll lol.wm.d on me Bank. honennoon ln r,_E_l_, Hmmm and other

ers' Team hero, while Mr. Davis matic llles _lull wlll lllcll _.esac ln Sy_lm,y_ _

COMING HOME.- lior» friends a namc for himself on Novn Scotia ______ .°

lu-ro will bo lnlori-stall to Iouru that no Their nunicrous friends in Char- on Sal_ul.duy allernoon 7 D In me _ "` ” ‘

l .\lrs_ .lauiius Lciglitlzcr and child, born loitetown wish them many successes lwme Ol, Ml._ and Mrs B_ mx or Locke ‘ I l

1 lin ldinglnlnl, are uo\v on tbcir way io ill lllclr new rlold of labor and it ‘llnl>DY l~l0ml_ llillllnllllm w_a_s'plung¢xl lull, Sol-_ V

l‘_ l~J. island, lulvini: left England on i~n1,ry into the social doings of Mt. ww on accollug of the passing awayl

Lever* Brothers -l1ll\llil\'.\' 4lll- MVS- l-*`l1»¥l\llZ‘~‘l` “"~`lll l<’lL§t\\wal't rural ilist|‘iL't. ll Mn “lx wlllull was also keenly l-alll ‘f.'."_~";‘_‘;‘.' ;‘:°_::.‘f_ :;.';‘:‘:' :";:i_‘:‘ - 3°. °§ fi";:"~

‘ ‘ 1-` `- ` "-" "" i " ‘loicvcasl was at('.car su on luuul at lan-al r1_~|»orts was all Mons, KlNDLY REMEM‘BERED‘_‘l' “IH” __,lll_ __ l-mv lllll-5 llgo ll, welcylynlg uno

_‘l_l_l|lg _llllll_l,(.ll __l,, llll, 'ml llllllcly Nlaluolm, who for thc last four _rcs rs Drills s0l(m_l_ lloyrl buck lmm Uvcl. ll",

!t.\ictiill). lie: ha.:~; had a very success- has been thc ll0i1Ul“l` lnlillallcl' uf nl" _“___

' ' lful 1'nro<.:r in thc war. ilo lofi. hero ns Ullllli Ol NUVH 'Sf<'0ll“ "l- lilrlnflulll- hill ww

a Surl:oa||t»Major with No. 2 Button-_vlllll biltlIl`1l21.\f lIl0l'l\ll\i§ lm' l~l"“`lUll'“' in

"'l ‘"0" "mr lm "mimi °v"'”°"" mlm' I E I to mlm up hh dunes ln lnllupto the C-liristil\I1'i>rincil»los which

sz thus his_passin;; away is vcr)

ddcu. Tho deceased was at gf.-utlcluan l tim true moaning of the word, llv- L

the residents go out to tho widow d also io the i'nn1il_v~is their loss ol' ear husband and father. Vi'

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DEATH OF MR. THOMAS HODG-

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l_3:Cll,l_,lll 'l,,'__ lwll,flAl_;lQl;,l(,l;lllllolorxggll througlmul ilu- g|'|~:iiosr_ war in hh.-_l|il':un l,o\l;:u_ No. 12. 1\_ l"- & 1\~ M~- ’SoN'”` HW ""‘“»‘ nluldll "l M‘~|

people. lrolillled dim <-Urns will rfliiow wry |»\'<>-‘wrltlril Mr -\ial<:0lu1 with sold L'\\i`l _Ph V _ _ _ ho ii s- .llvlil or this tina.-innatl llllk, _,ml »,,__llf ln _bcarlng Masonic llcur of his dculh which occurred'

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authority_\vho 1-lainis that n low dropsl GRIEF STmcKEN FAMILY ___ __mhll_ms_ on ,1.ul_S/dm, evenlug al lll, _lullllwly from llcml l-allure _ll llls l.eS_

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°r " dm” Ldllul "CC/'om when all _ _ _ _ _,.1 ll( ful' resident p;_1{_3l,illucy_ idencc. Centreville. yesterday morn-

plled lo a render corn stops soreness .f\|

lt 0¥l<“-‘- Hllll S0011 131'* <‘0rll i|I`l<_'S UD bereft families. as a result of tho the Merchants Club presented Mr. Mai- lllg

ivislllngh 1-ot-cnt epidemic, is tlutt of olm with a handsome mahogany cloclc 40 iv family of /treliiballi ill-rnnrd. and on 'l‘ucsday afternoon St.~Johu`.- W0 linish, in whose hoinc, tivo d»»ntl\_~4 Pr(-sh_\'iorian ('lxureh_ of which Mr. H0

stancv whi<~1l lirics in\rn<-dint(-l_v *mil hnvr: taken place wllhing tho short .\iah'o'lin was tho choir loader, present- "05

moo of fourteen days. Ferdinand cd him a purse of gold; while from th~‘ ll*

N. business men of thc town he recelv Ulu" °l`<lll\i‘l‘Y lI1t0llli§0ll00» Of ll ‘l\1l0l

__ Vlc. and unassuming inmmur. lic leaves and ll to mourn his widow und one sistcr, lgxl.. Mrs. Lewis Yeo. oi Lot 16. The fun! dallas eral takes place from the Methodist re _,ml Church. Bedeque, tomorrow, Saturday ‘

and llfis Vighl out without Dain. A __ delightful surprise awaits all who iryl " this. ` l ll

Ile s:|_\'s l`i‘f-_i~7.urll: -is n _~'lii'_l(_v :sulr 'l`l

never inllainvs or Q-\‘<~u irritates the surrounding ti.~:sm~s or skin. A quarter Sl

ol' an ounvc or froozone which wili_ =li»:<al ill. while in 'l`rcnton.

cost very little nl :mv drug store. is' L

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said to bc_suiHcient to reniovc every l\__,L_llll._l-ol". l|0ul.s_ llls body was 'll-9

hard or solt corn or caiius from ene`s feet. Millions of Amoriran women will lll'

inauguration oi the high heels. _ so

Minard’s nnmmenr uures Colds, Etc.l

noni; the most gricl stricken .u uno o e D »

ntrntctcd influenza and died within cd

ought homo for burial and thc day I nu

ns remaining, Fidel 115611 26 “ml lil

an Edison phonograph with lu attachment for thc same. mber oi! records.-St. John

welcome this announcement since the following his interment, two other l Mr. Malcolm has taken up his

the Bank oi' Nova Scollo he

_ 1' dl d ithi a few l.; a guest at the Russ. 3 Emile aged 0 e W ll independent Order ot Foresters.-I.

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/ _f ' "5/f / ' ‘ ' ' l ' excolient health until about right

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Q ~ ~ _ a e wlays previous to bis death. wlnf.-11 re.:

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on Deccinber 28th and claimed for li -_ l

` ' victim Stephen Bennett Murtsgh tile

LQ/-2%/__' , third son ot' Mr. Patrick Murtagh. .

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omas Ilodgson wore saddcnoll lol

_ 'Plicdeasellliad apparently bccnin l od health and was about his usual* rk when hc suddenly passed away was 67 years ol' ago and n highly pected resident of Ucnircvillc. l`or 1: past tc-n years, rt man of mort-°

iternoon under the ausplcies oi the

The angel ni death visited Emerald _

The deceased had beeri” enjo_.iug

Stwplwn was a young man of uxV

:client <~lmruct<~r_ honest. uni r‘hurii~

llc was a faithful uicnnl-1' of tin-l

Vntliolio Church and rec'-iv-rd its lasl i rigllts from thc hands of his pastor., ilcv. J. ’l‘. Murphgx 'There nro lcfil

~:";‘::' ' ' LQ- ' -V'-<_-- in mourn their irreparable loss n sor-l

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/%;;;:: I ’ rowing mother and istinr, two sisters

_ YES am land also two lrothors. The funeral

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I Real holnelnade Plc! _l;un\c's (Zhurch. Frcetown whcro n

_W __ 7 _ ___ Z With top and under crust that ‘

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a generous filling of your own delicious

i honnrnlade preserves or home-grown fruit. "°‘°"°“'

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ll ' lv _ lp oneed in the roport oi the Presidonl e- A M _ _5‘ |fi'.-_.1 - _ ` 'l_ _ »'-» which showed the club had ll mom-

I Mituao or BLENDED _WHEAT

'I .i;it’s apic worth eating,and worthy ofyour baking,

and it’s the kind ofpicyou can make every time with

_“Beaver” Flour equals any ofthe “special” pastry floors”

‘bec.__ausc it is, in itself, a special pastry Hour-_being the choicest Ontario fall wheat, blended with western spring wheat to give it strength.

‘ "l`liis_is why Pics, Cakes, Cookies, Tarts, Douglixluts, _Buns and l"a,ncy Pastry

- -when made with “Beaver” Flour.-are so light, so ilaky,so uniformly good.

. This is also why thc Brcao and Rolls-made with "Beaver" I-"loaf-have a

i * _fdolii.‘atc, nutlikc flavour that is totally lacking in western spring wheat ilours.

_Iusttry “Beaver” Flour for anything you are baking-and see what happy results you get, every time. ' _ (DEALERS-write for prices on Feed, Coarse Grain and. Cereals. m

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rcqnlcm Mass was sung for his soul. after which all that was mortal or him was laid to rest in thc adjoining comf-_ l

tory there to await the glorious resu;

HORSEMEN MEET.-'i‘he annual

meeting of the Charlottetown Drivin-,_ Club was held on Wednesday oven lng_ The attendance oi members was

iltty-the largest in its history. Tho financial statement was very sat~ isi’actory_ balance remaining after all expenses being paid. Votes of thanks were tendered the retiring president. J. _S. Wedlock, the secretary, Gi il. Hooper. J. Arbing, caretaker of the

Enchern and others. The ulectlon of oiiioers was then held which resulted as follows: President, F. W. Hughes. Vioe»Prssidont, Jes. 'McEaohern, _Sec retsry-Treasurer. J. _ Wedlocl. The various plans for the conduct of ice~ r-ming were talked, our during the msltins and colludfttees appointed toosrry out the plans. it the ice 'is st All lot-Wotoryl it is hoped to have ot. ltlt one weekly meeting open to members ot the club, and nouiblv H Wo Gly meeting open to the entire Province. 1'ho\ilret`tqo races on tho Clnlfs programme mill be s three

bcrship ot about one hundred und]

Charlottetown Drlving Park. J_ Me-l

minute peso, 'both olsssidod races.

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An l1m`g/_'_' into /hz Salvation Army's Relief Word amongst Soldiers’ Fanzillas.

PPROXIMATELY 3oo,ooo Cauadi.';n soldiers will arrive home With-

Ain the next twelve months. Home! To some that word means joyful

compensation for all they have gone through. To others, home will

mean simply hardships in a new form-struggles to keep a roof overhead; to find a job: leaving a sick wife in bed, children unattended, while the daily bread is earned! A '

The Government is putting in operation its plans for repatriation, with pensions and crrployment bureaus, but notwithstanding all this, and the work of other organizations, many practical problems remain to be coped with, calling for IMMEDIATE relief.

If YOU hear no cry for help. it is because help from the Salvation Army is .icvcr far away. ' _

Soldiers' Families Home Visitation Few people realize t-he distress that goes on in their own city. A soldier at the _front received word from the

_ _ _ _ Salvation Army that his wife had

go,for1t1s after midnight and zero died, and that, as no one had ap- woather. Imagine those children! peared to take care' of th¢ six ghil-

dren. the Salvation ‘ Army would loo.: alter them until his return. A '12'-V day: T;i;;‘ the father was- killed; Tl” °h11df¢H are safe !'-As far as it is humanly possible, the Salvation _/~\r_my endeavors to keep the family unit intact. __

The Emergency Receiving Home Here are a soldier`s wife and three children passing through the city. The train is delayed. The connec- tion is missed. \’Vhcre shall they

The Salvation Army officer sees ti: : distress, conducts them to th: Emergency Receiving Home where a very smallV and plain but well- warmed suite of rooms with two beds is available for a few hours.

The vaimnllrmy M|ll|onVllollarl"lmd l _ January 19th le 25:11 " "FIRST To SERVE-LAST To- APPEAL"

Because of its world_ro_cord_ in pea d ' . `

the implicit confidence of the ontiseazonrghhitlye bn ' ~ ' ' V ` ` ma’

smess men, the returned soldiers, the working ¢lgs;“_ and th, cllumllu

of all denominations will unite for the success of this campaign

“It is niore' blessed to give Man rece¢‘b¢v(

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17 Headquarters: no Albert St., Toronto I I