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“in MEMORIAM

nonsm- EAHITTVIACEACIIERN

On Saturday, December I. 1M4, Robert Bari MacEachei-n, passed away at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Mac- Eachern. Mermaid. Robert, who was the only son. was born on October 8th. 19M. He W of B. happy disposition. and a-i he never enjoyed the best of health he took a keer. interest in the wel- fare of the home and farm. Hia passing leaves a mal sense of loss, not only in the hearts of his mmiy. but also in those of his viriends.

1 The funeral service was conduc- ‘ied at the home of his parents on Monday afternoon by the Rev. G. ‘Carlyle Webster, minister of Zion Church. Charlottetown. He spoke comforting wcrds cn the text; ‘But ixoivllleisdsod wherfore s-shculd I fastJCart I bring him buck ioguln? I shall go to him but he will not re- turn to me.‘ ‘2 Sam. 12:23 The hymns were ‘The lord's My Shep- herd‘. ‘Jesus Lover of Mv Soul: and ‘Safe in The Arms of Jesus.’

Those left lo mourn him are his parents and three sisters, Mrs. Fiver-oft. Lund of Bethe]. Misses Marion and Margaret ht hon-a.

The mil-honor". were Messrs Frnes‘. Currie. Flmci‘ Busll, Bor- den Roswall. Rrwivnlti Power. Aihol MacDonald rind Everett Llund In- terlnev-t was made Calvin Church Cemetery

Ca rdwOf Thanks

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Mr and Mrs. William S. Mac- Elacllern and family. Mermaid. wishes to express their sincere thanks to all their friends and neighbors and especially to Mr. and Mrs. William L. MacElJc-hern, for all kindness and sympathy shown during their recent sad bereavement. as well As for cards and letters of condolence and flowers receyed.

This War—Fnur Years Ago

JAN. 25, l94l—Briilsh shipping minister Cross appealed for United States industrial support. Ger- mans stnged ligut raids on Britain. Romanian Premier Antonescu de- clared rebellion began with attempt to assassinate him. U. S. observer col. W. J. Donovan. arrived to in- spect Greek front in Albania.

WRENS ARRIVES OVTRSEAS

The‘ ilind in C“ ‘i! United If val Oanad at my,

Vy of almost all the

"m". m". Wm“ ‘Wrana thcy left be-

re recent arrivals in insdom whore they will servo with the lg" Navy. From the Maritime: are.

i- " Iilhi. Wrens leaner Cronin.

Fredericton. N. Ihirlcy Ferguson, New GlHSlIZJW, N. 8.: Kendall. Charlottetown. and Leadlnl WWII Jemim- L Fancy. ileum Serum. N 5-49 N- PM" 5i‘ Pptty Officer l. kcegan.

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CENTRAL GUARDIAN

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of loco! Interest. but adlllgrtm: g: “gonna-tur- may be 1mm liiio in -a.-..Z..'°"" ‘mm, "y.

_L__________ OONFEDEEATION LIFE COOKS for Photographs.

rump will ETA. galore at ih Bilrna‘ Concert tonight and fuaiadaye,

LARGE FRESH SMILTS. ' Market. 1.? y a

ARBIVES m momma _ Mrs. ‘

Fred Currie, 181 Water Street, h,“

received a mecca e from her

ilixixléllfiiter lVklifLhBlfll at Atkins. stat- a

mgmndt a e as ar ved safely m

CONNIE LECLAIII. Gilbert Mil- lef- Bl-WY Bulden and Walter Bur- dette. Scotch Concert. tonight and I Friday. 1-25-11.

PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Frances, ldaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph

Hennesey, slipped on the icy side- lwalk near the Rogers Hardware 30.. breaking her ankle. She was

"mi/Eyed to the City Hospital where she is receiving medical at- tention. .

l GETTING GOOD RESPONSE- iThfb€ hundred and eighty dollars was received by the ladies of the ‘I.O.D.E. at their booth at HOImIIIVS ‘store on Tuesday to buy books for our fighting forces. ‘This added to lthe large iems previously received and several early mail contribut- i0ns mode a total on Tuesday eve- nlng of $853.00. The ladies are to be at Holmaws again today and on Friday. They were greatly cn- ,couraged by the quick response and

cl sure that |. great many citi- zens will today and tomorrow be taking donations to their booth at Holmans or giving them to any of -the members of the Order.

ENJOYING VISIT-Miss Ida MacDougall, Fitzroy St... is spend- ing the winter with friends in .Rock, Kansas, USA. Before leav- ing Charlottetown, the W.M.S. on behalf of Zion Church presented Miss MacDougall with a nicely- worded address and parting gift. She was also waited upon by mem- bers of the L.O.B.A. with a gift on her departure for the UZS. Miss MacDou all writes friends that she is enjoy ng the winter weather in Kansas. January thus fur has been free from snow and zero icm- pcrature. the coldest being 10 de- greu above. Wheat fields are green and cattle are grazing m pastures.

DIED OF WOUNDS-Ptc. John Laflerty, who died as a result of

wounds received while in action on F

western front, according to word received in Saint John. N.B.. by his wife, Mrs. Katherine Lafler- ty. 151 Union Street. was a son

Patrick Laflerty. Peakes Station, P.E.I.. and the late Mrs. Lafferty- Pi-i ate Lafierty enlisted with the North Shore. N.B., Regiment in March. 1948. After taking 11B training ill Canada, he Pfmieeded overseas in April of that YE!" and afterwards was engaged in the‘ fighting in Belgium. In addition, to his wife in Saint John. and 11151 father, he leaves two brothers. Emanuel and Nantie, both of Hull- (ex, N. 8., and one sister. Mrs. George Bragel, Roxbufy. M855-

“LAST or i-urfluonlcaush On W. any, January 17th. 7-7 pupils . .1 Si. Peters (Grades I_X and Al, .41 from Morell. 0mm from Trncadie. and 90 from Mt- Sggwgrt were shown a movie film italkiesl "The Last of the MOhlC- ans". This book is to be read by those who intend to write the Enir-l rance examinations for story’ d“-

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In Memoriam-

ROWAN EARL COOKE

At the early age of Passed away at the P. E. . Hos- Pltal on December 36th. 1M4. fol- ‘ggmg an operation for appendic- He was the only son o! Mr. and Mrs. Gorham Cooke of East Roy- alty and leaves to mourn a sorrow- ing wife the former Flora Belle Ferguson of Argyle Shore,

The late Mr. Cooke been farming at York for u. few years but moved to Argyle shore some time before his death where he so tenderly cared for nls aged ln-lavts who mourn his passing very deeply.

The funeral service at the homc 01 hi: Parents was conducted by Rev. J. A. Nicholso York, after which the remains were re- moved to Trinity United Church n! Charlottetown. where Rev. T. E. MacLennan assisted by Rev. J. A. Nicholson conducted the service. Hymns sung were Nearer My God to Thee. Safe in the Arms of Jesus. By special request Mr. George Johnston sans The Old Rugged Cross.

The pallbearers were Peter Mac- Eachern. Waldron seller. William Cooke, William Hnmbly, Louie Ves- sey. Claude Smith.

Interment in People's Cemetery.

FLOWERS

Broken Circle - Wife. Double Wreath — Father Mother.

Wreath-Seller Family. Wreath-Manson Family. Aunt

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and Mn. Prank

Hibbetb

sprain-Mr . Hui.’ es.

and. Mrs.

ill and Gladys. Spray mith Family.

LETTERS AND CARDS OF SYMPATHY

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Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ferguson and

am .

Mr. and Mrs. l... D. Manhood Mr. mo. Aura. Clive Roberta. Mrs. L. H. D. Sherren.

Mrs. John MacPhau

Mrs. Melvin MacAusland and Family.

MAJ. N. W. Lowther

Eddie and Laura Morrison Robbie and Hazel MncKinnon Art. Vina. and Norma Howard. Andrew and Dorothy Crosby. Grace and Bernice Wood. Helen and Fulton Sanderson Lola and Donald MacDonald Sterling and Jennie Macbcan

waldron. Ruby and Melinda Seller.

Vinn and Minw Foster

Donald and Mary MacLeod. George and Grace lnman

appreciation only. Seeing it "i mgvle; will make it mor h in; 1°;- muse who have W read i- i; Too bad there were no of this sort of educatlolh. Ag “won hour a delicious lunc wa served by the ladies of Mti. Stiff; u; 33min; ,,"‘."°:.'2§“E.‘Z" mi; rer me moved by Ml‘. DBDIEI MBCDOITZKE. St. Peters. and seconded ilvyMa fi Clare Mclsaac, princiDfli 0 Q-fso fllliluge School. The pupils {ed enjoyed a treat of fruit done’: by Mr. Clark. Mt. Stewart. A _\..ly remarkable feature of the day was a snowball match. 5w“ 7'2 l“ “ i 4m- of Morell and St. Peters. In. lthe evening all the students de-l parted to their homes by %is*; with the highest praise 01' t Hilda Gillls, PEI.

Libraries dlrec- ‘

tor oi Visual (Latin, visusl Educa- tion.

MORRISON-BOSS -- At St._

- ht i Manse. Bel-

JOhnIEQnPFl-‘Ildgyfrlgélc lst at B o'-

flioet, Mary Isabel, eldest daughter‘

willlflfilél N.‘ the br e 0 - csnflziesssin ... i... ‘mu 5, Morrison. Plnette. Rev. E. lo. Evans ofliciated. The béiga fli- tnctively gowned in a Y we“ dusty res. crepe with brown a S‘ series. and wearlnfl f dcflisii)“ h“ white roses, .785 atLn etwoyplece sister Elinor. who W" i‘ , k c_ old coloured diless with bac u geesories The gmom was attended f”, m,‘ Hector Morrison. Point

ed to upwar m: the h0m6 0

The remainder of the evefillinlaxié: gpem, in music and danc B. which the haul)! W? x n NB honemoon tr w “if ° hh-ek- hollowed by the beat wis es o _ Jienda and relatives. 0n‘ 511:1: f‘; urn a reception was he t5 P}? home Qt u“ “moms mretlli l bride no“; te her man-lake e

ds of nitv guest» P‘ brides lii"°n"s~

of lliieatr titer-clogs. T” many beautiful g s. ncu - ing cash. testified to the popular- iivmiihayvlviflgi9iml°~,-. - .

Mrs. Vera E. Murray in visiting in Saint Jclm. N. B.

victim. i-y

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Eddie and Horace Vcssey. Harry and Florence Lewis Allan and Helen Ferguson Dan. Thelma. Beaton Family.

Jack and Irene MacMillan. Manson Family.

Eleanor Ford.

Florrie lncc.

Roma MacLeod

Wendell H. Beaten Sophia. Murchison

Nina Brodie

Laura Brown.

Tccn Elliott.

Jcail Gordon

and

nee ith

E hel Collins

Edna Conway.

The Mason Family.

George and Jennie A. Jay Mrs. Mlliar and Lucy lylcLure I. M. and Mrs. Mound, Union Rd. Ernest Wood.

Lena Curran Scott.

Jack and Gladys AIAcGregQr. Mr and Mrs. Cleve Roberts. Central Royalty \Vomcn's

and s. Love.

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Herb

Mr. and rs J. M. R009 Fred and Eileen Hynes Jessie Donnell. Rhod Island,

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Rita and Harvey. A. A. MacBeath and Family. Mimand Mrs. A. J. Coffin.

Ill-

Harry and a. Mr. and Mrs. James Beaten Eunice and ohn

Mr. and Mrs. J A’ Haalun. Wendell H Beaten.

. and Mrs. Family. Russell Garnham and Famlb". George and Gordon Boyle. Eddie and Horace Vcaaey.

, Sadie Chowen.

1cm: of Thanks‘

FRINGE 0F WALES AIIIIITOIIIIIIA

JANUARY 25th and 26th.

Tickets on Sale at Jenkins Pharmacy, Milton's Old Spain, Hughes Drug, Reddin 31-00., Johnny's May- fair Tea Room.

Jlllll. Bu,

Harold Jay and

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CHAPTER XII

Jenness was crying again. hya- terioolly, as she cried before, and she had seized his arm. not in a conscious attempt to stop tum} from steering. but in a desperate lsrpulns for support. ,

"I ulonder whv women always, ory and clutch h man at the wrong‘ time." he said dispasalonctely. "Now if you'd only done that th (HOWE-s. instead of looking me up and down as if you'd never seen me before. and lying to me. 1 might have weaken

"You said you'd give me the her.-

yet that I have lied to u " "Yes '

yO .

. do. It hasn't been proved, because you've had a couple 1110K)‘ breaks, as I said before. I wish you wouldn't make me keepl repeating myself. I'll stand by y0u publicly. I won't kill the prett llt-| tie story fwzote in the nl . that's 81w consolation to you. No one will pay much attention to it now anyway. Everyone will be too busy talking gbout the other. the one about the arrest. So what I've written about _ you and your charming Ancestral home and the idyllic existence you lead there won't amount to a hill of beans. Lento story-Where are we now?" he demanded.

“We're almost i0 Barre. about six miles this side of Montpelier, I think "

" ‘Vermont is Where You Find lit,‘ ' Peter broke in "I don't won- der so many people wish fnding could be keeping. when they come here But that's beyond the point, at the moment. Now listen. I k..o\-.r you mean to telephone Vaughn, and of course I can't stop you. I suppose he isn't. in Washington. on account of the holiday reoeas. But I aleo s you know where he is, and you can reach him. But per ozpa

Good Advice Anyway l can't stop y telephoning him. But I advise you not to. You’ don't know who'll be

risk phoning my own story. not for a million. Go home and keep quiet.

"When vou and Va/ughn get to- gether for one of your cosy li chats after office hours, you can hash every-thing out then. in whis- pers. But don‘ try to do it any sooner or any differently. If you

as you've told me. I want to fol- low your advice. But suppose Hor- ace telephone me?"

"He won't. He'll be to cagey. 0r too scared h'mself. Or something Anyway he won't do it Now when I said don't talk, I didn't mean don't talk w your parents. Because I think that might be a good plan. What's happened 5o far has been an awful shock to them. If you're called as a witness in a. trial, it'll"

ngiton, if that happened. don't suppose it would be ao easy for him to arrange. He'd need some notice."

"I dont see how lie could ar- range it. I-Ie hasn't gut anyone to help him with the work on the ‘farm. And he hasn't any spare imoney, Peter. He's never been to isce me. or Mom either, because ,the1v couldn't afford the trip." i "Hi5 credits probably all r'ght. He could mortagge the farcn, if it oame to that."

Horrible Thought

MOPiZB-se the farm! Why Peter you don't understand what that uculd mean to a FEATHER! It might kill him "

"No it wouldn't. He'd hate it, but it wouldn't kill him. He's a good deal tougher than that. I1 you're so worried about though. you might have thought a little soon- Ol‘, what all this might mean to him you might even lend him some money." "I haven't got any money saved up either. It takes an awful lot, Peter, to along at all in Wuh- ington. ou know that."

"Yes, especially when getting along includes fur coats and blue satin dresses and (rick apartments But 1 suppose ladies must live no matter when, happens to the old

homestead. What about Dexter

wlfléolffimcggflie ‘$3,, fihfilfi Abbott? Wouldn't he help? He

ht!!!)ocwm ind Nun” o; p_ E, 1, seem likt or. awfully goodnegg to Hospital and spacial “was; also me Or is he strapped too?

relatives and friends who “Oh. no! Dexter has 80'- Diem?

sen flowers. Letters and Cards 0i 0i m0"?! Not that Yflfd 6""

t S thy and dhlrnixll: the time bereavement.

END "rnrournr" cofns

‘faking All. Vhonlhu Daily lvildl Up Resistance to Cold

If you are lub IVhen you are on in vitality you are more like y to be n

act to frequent colds. look lo your diet.

our food intake with vitamins. Get tannin Tabletn. They contain not one

of vitamin but all the five useniial vitamins. Pifll va uable minarala and yeast. Take una tablet after breakfast, on: after dinnel—evory day. fortified. you ahould put up a better resistance to colds.

With dict thua a montlfl lupply (08 tablets). At moat

"VITAMIN TABLETS

h lped in any will’ eel their recent sad l-N-li.

guess it. He never seems to spend. much." i "Well then. he might help. if it came to a showdown. And I think you might talk to him. too. You might even do it iodwy. Because after you've taken this idiocy back to the place where I hired lt-sii- whys anppokng you're nct iv; the Mont-Miler I-Inspiiflh-you nfili 11W.‘ to 8ft home. don't you? I think vcn could telephone Dexter and i?“ him I had to leitve unermect-l cdlv frrm Mont-teller. so I en- trusted Th» em‘ m you, not! flew} you're at the Jimfltlfifi im-i "Mild he pleasc come to get you? The“ on the way bark to Faimcm Hill You would toll him—" "WM-t shall I tell him. Pew-r?" ter ‘ecned forivord P”"in-\ lw-v-"u- flow» with renewed ""00" on tiv- wbe-l A bl"‘l( ‘unit no. nom- Info h“ than fee» ‘l: did not Sunk ehecfuliw am more. _ "You might. tell him the h!!!

. HEALTH

TORONTO. pcindltures on sitkltcas are out OI . g5 all proportion to the nations ex- ‘ endltures on prevention oi illness, t is titled “Health Facts," the Health League _ (reelection with the forthcoming eflt of the doubt. You don't know “Pam which

Sponoored by ogendmaed and education "Health Week" is designed to bring,‘ to lpublic health own ‘nation at large.

The league seeks to impress on Qitizcns local health problems are import- ant they dicatled

paid to national health yroblcms ,. Health is no: merely a parochial matter. It is a subject of national significance.

Giving Series of

Miss Pauline Geode. regional nu-.glvlng a review course in Applied tritionist for _ _ vinces. is spending iouu WEEK-Q l" Charlottetown and vicinity. ing her stay, Miss Goode is giving

his latest tour has been canceled _ U Kitchen Wall Chart which is an since Pearl Harbor. [he said bitterly. "Not that .t ll adaptation of the same for the use matter to him whether you do 01' of home-makers.

not. ou from ign‘; in lllvzllitldnt find out. Shut up Jen- listenlng on the wire or what, they'll m5, There's nothing more for you, do after they've heard. I wouldrft and me to say to each other. want to get my mind on rm‘ stow-

Idell“ “M 3mm G0 °n Don't ele hone don't. lie. don't. ‘ ne connections were children. M81111“ and Jimmie Beet" this. dlyrltpnln ' aroundln Just sit “Pill-ab pglrllect as anything could Miss Geode a from ‘rrurc. N5. Jennie Bud Hlbbe" 3'15"“ ‘tight in that ancestral home of be in a chaotic world. I-Ie reached and is a 118c- izmiuate in Hum

- 1° 5'13“ “d "'"““Y- yours aforementioned for the next wegungton befoile midnight and Economics from Mount Allison ‘mm’ and Mlldrefl Macmmlley‘ two days. Then start back to the following afternoon h‘s scoop University- B610"! tfli! UP i!" ‘ , Flown” and 905mm R055 Washington exactly when you'd headed with banner lines and ll- present work she taug t homo ' lgalliilgnhfisfl“ planned and exactly a; if nothing 1ust1fl.(£d with his own photographs economics in the public and normal ‘ Perm. and Emily McDonald had happetcd- as spread as a copyrighted story schools ‘Ii-um. Some Char

Ill bold-faced type across the front ttle page of the paper.

The news ccrmnente. first that evening. stressing its tremcn-|d dovus significance: and the