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———.m____ _;§_ hsr portion. until the husb , called away. soon to be follmdw; her only son Victor.

Weillled by this double sorrow she bravely carried on for the asks o: the loved ones still left to her, he: daughters. Edna, Mrs. M. lillicKay; Myflile. Mrs. G. Plgott: who came home to help nurse her, and he; grand children, Ida McKay, Toy. 0M0: Elias McKay. Margaret and Harold Plwti. NS. Ind E. Scott Coffin. Canadian Bank of Com- merce, Charlottetown; Isabel. wife of Lloyd Warren, Savage Harbor. The funeral service which was beautiful was conducted by the Rev, Mr. Boyce and Rev. lvltr. Prtchard. The pail-bearers were Joseph Douglas. Milton Coffin, John Plgott, David Jay. W.L. McLeod and J. MacDonald and all that was mortal

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DEB. ELIAS OOFFIIN

The death occurred at tho Ileana 0i her daughter. like. Mont MbKly, Mt. Stewart, ‘Thursday evening, Jan, 17th after weeks of great suffering cl Mrs. Margaret Coffin, widow of the nice Elias Coffin of savage Har- b°i'- who Passed to the Great Beyond fourteen years ago.

Mrs. Coffin who was of Scotch descent was born at Mt. Stewart dlllllzhter of the late George and Elizabeth Scott. and was the last ‘ilrvlvlne member of a family of Ewen children. The greater part of er life was spent in Savage 11M. W» Where years ago she came a Yminil bride. A happy home, a lcv~~~ \.~»-\.__..= "or nHlIdv-on we"

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last resting place. by her neigbors and friends from quite a distance. “Say not Good-Night. but in some brighter cllxnc bid hsr "Good- Morning."

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5T1}, “h” ”"°‘“- w m the passing of ma. mam cum.'._'ié'l-l;_'-- u McDonald on scomav Jan. 14th.. " ‘ Orapa/ud lost one of its oldest and

Corn Flakes, a pkgl. Island Ileana, a aim Clark

most esteemed citiasns: and the people of the community will greatly miss one who was always a good neighbor and a kind friend: and the United Church. of which she was a. will also miss a loyal was also of a

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She leaves to mourn. beside a husband. one sister, M1. Celia Big-

day Jan. 16th. from her late resi- llowing a short service at remains were taken

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of a loved one was followed to her .

THE CHARIXYPTETOWN GUARDIAN

Central ~p Guardian

CONIEDIIATIUIM LII’! INSUR- ANOI. IrGTIS-‘i-li-Bl!) ‘IO-NIGHT Hot Turkey Supper in Holy Name Hall. Bingo. Tickets

40 cents. Drawing for Piano. L-STOO-I-M-Ii.

draws attention to the fact that it is a. serious oflenoc tn interfere with mail boxes. He has received

have been displaced to the incon- venience and annoyance of farmers. The inspector has given instructions to mail couriers to vigilantly attend to any such intentions oi the law.

MEIIMAID-Ifl-le men here are busily enzagcd in erecting the mud diggers and are about to begin the mud digging-Mr. Malcolm Mac- Donald. southport. was a recent visitor here-Mr. Uaziah Boycr: spent a few days in Dunstaffnage. the guest of his daughter Mrs. C. W. Robertson-Mr. Elmer Clow.

William Te" Summerside, spent a. few days i he" "i" “m °' M" w“ M“ William H. MacDonald-Mr. George

—————-~——-—- ---___- (3,. 1, Bummer-side, spent a few ' days here the guest of his sister.

H01 If ax P01‘! Mrs L. J. MacDonald-Mr. and Mrs. FtedtMacKerma “as: refiiiyinog

' oongratula ions upon b

Arrlvals o. son-Our school is progressing “awash very favorably under the supervi-

Montcalm from Liverpool. Ausonia irom New York. Laconia from Liverpool. Nova Scotia from Liverpool. Sal-halite from Local Harbour. Acadia from Local Harbour. SAILINGS: Brant County to Antwerp. Cochrane to local Harbour. Beaverburn to London. Pulaski to New York. Bristol City to Swansea. Montcalm to Salnt John. Sarnolite to Local Harbour. Acadian to Local Harbour. VESSELS IN BERTH:

Brant Country Loading.

Lady Hawkins Loading-

Lady Rodney Dscharging.

Acadia Bunkering.

Barge N0. 2 Berth.

Cochrane Discharging.

Montrose Loading.

Beaverburn loading-

Montcalm Discharging.

City of New York Discharging-

Pulaskl Discharging.

Laconia. Discharging.

Auscnia medias- Sarnolite Dbcharging.

Bristol City Loading.

Nova Srotia Discharging.

Daisy Marguerite Loading.

Ringhorn loading.

Belle Isle Ilcadlrlg.

Acadian Berth VESSELS DUE T0 ARRIVE: Jan 20~St. Joseph from St. John's. Man. Hem from St. John. Sulalria from Glasgow Chedaibucto from E C. Ports Airthria from Saint John. Zl-Chcmedy from B W Indies. Dominica from St. John's- City of Ffint from U S Ports. Call-neck from Saint John. Linaria from Boston.

22-411mm Walton from New York. Rydoboholm from New York. za-Liverpool Rover from New York.

Braa from Immingharn. 24—Nova Scctia from Boston.

‘ A steamer from Saint John. Jan

25—Beaverford from Saint John. Duchess of York from Iliver-

pool-

Cavelier from Nassau.

Can. Challenger from Australia. Pulaski from New York. Norwegian from Bain/t John. Man. Division from Saint John- 20~Montcalm from Saint John. Gripsholm from Gotheruburg. Caledonia from Giafl8°w~

Clss from Jamaica. fl-Samarla from Lcndon. Chedabuctc from E C Ports. Luconia from New York.

_.___.‘__._ Man. Hero from Saint John- Airthria from Saint John. Cairnesk from Saint John. Leif from Local Harbour. Lord Kitchener from Local Hal'- bour.

Miss Dover from Tancook. Guarantee from Ferment- Harvcd from Banks SAILING-S:

Lady Hawkins to B W. Indies. Montrose m Liverpwl-

Laconia from New York. Ausonia to London

Nova Scotia. to Boston.

Harvard to Banks

Lord Kitchener to Banks.

Miss Dover to Local Harbour. Guazantee to Tancook, N. S. VISSELS IN BERT“:

Airthria lnadlhl.

Lady Hawkins Loading.

lady Rodney loading’.

Harvard Bunkerlng.

Barge No 2 Berth.

Monirosc loading.

lnconia Discharging-

Auscnia loadinl-

Lord Kitchener Loading.

Clainesk Ilcadinl-

imsrauasvcf WW8 1M}!

Miss Dover Dlscharginfl.

Guarantee Discharslni-

Man. Hero Loading.

Daisy Mhrgueria loading.

Ringhcrn Loadin8~

Leif Medina-

Beilc Isle Iloadinfl-

Acadian Berth VESSBLS um: 1'0 ARRIVE! Ian. fll-St. Joseph from Si. John's. *4, Sulairia from GIaHWW ' Chedabucio from E C. Ports. chomeih’ from B Wulndies. Dominica fom St. Johns - Linaria from Boston.

City of New York Discharg-ing- ‘

slon of the efficient teacher Mr. Hollis H. Jenkllmm-(Fflellds are son-y to learn of (‘In illness of Mr John Mulch and hope for his speedy recovery.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER- On January 2, a number of the friends of Miss Reta. Rodd of Win- aloe gathered at the home of her brother Mr. Earl Rbdd to tender her c, miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching mariage- Al- though the night was stormy and kept people at a. distance from be- ing t a very enjoyable Oven- ing was spent and the bride receiv- ed a number of lovely and useful presents. The bride-to-be was es- coricd to the parlor by Mr- Guy Bulger while the wedding march was played by Mrs. earl Rodd. Th". pruents were carried to the room by Misses Myrtle ‘Taylor and Freda Home. and opened by Miss Irene Siankiord and Mrs. liar-l Rodd plac- ed them on a. table. After the pres- entation the bride made a. speech of thanks to her friends and all Joined in slntlfll “For She's a Jolly Good Yellow." Then the bride re- ceived the customs y hearty bounc- ing. Lunch was served by Miss Slackfmd "and Mrs. Rodd, alter which the remainder of the even- ing was spent in dancing and other amusement. Mr. Robert weeks. in his usual capable manner. supplied the music of the evening. accom- panied by Mrs. Earl Rodd. In the wee small hours the guests depart- ed for their homes wishing the bride many years of halppy wedded life. (Patriot Please 00W.)

PERSONALS

Friends of Master Edward Bos- well. ‘Victoria. who has been eeri ously ill in the Prince Edward Is- land Hospital following M! 0P9"- tion for amptured appendix. will be pleased to know he is improving.

The many friends of Mrs. Harry Newman. Union Road. will be pleas- ed to know that her condition is considered favorable and she is doing as well as can be expect/id. after hltving undergone a serious operation in the P. E. I. Hospital last week.

Mrs. may.) B. E. Newnhan. Southampton, Ont... left this week on return home after a. visit of several weeks with her mother, we. (Rev) W. A. Thompson. who is now recovering after a serious illness.

York. 33--Live:pool Rover from New York. Bras. from Immingham. 34-Nova scotla from Boston. Cissy from Saint John. zs-Beav fwd from Saint John. Jan. zlk-Duchess of York from Liver-

poo . cavalier from Nassau. Can. Challenger from Australia. Pulaski from New York Norwegian from Saint John. Man. Division from Saint John. 20 Montcsl f rom Saint John. Gripsholm from Gothenburg- Caledonia from Glasgow. Ciss from Jamica. , 2'1—Samaria from Inndon. Chadabucto from E C. Ports. Laconla from New York. 28-80110 Isle from Halifax. Lindenbank n-om Calcutta. Dominica from New York N-Portia from NFL-D. Ports. SO-Silveryow from For East.

Rydobohohn from New York. “fill

chair. The hymns sung were (at

the buns), “Peace. Perfect Peace."

N (at Q0 church) "Jesus Lover of m!

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, ‘ DIIIIIIAIII who bum the remains ta . their last noting place. in Orapaud lIIAl-III cemetery. . teasers raw. Ila Build" Gauge I. Imborlald.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

It is imperative that all bills owing to us be pald not later than Jan- uary 31st on account of us closing our books for the year.

Accounts outstanding after the above date will be handed to our law- yers for immediate col-

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AUCTION FORTY-FIVE to- night in Junior C. W. L. l-Iall. Rich- mond Street, over Provincial Bank.

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S. P- C. A. MEETING-Mr. L. L Jenkins, vice president of the Soc- .ciy, prosided at a meeting of the S. P- C. A. held last night in the Board Room of the Oity building. Three new members joined at last night's meeting at which matters pertaining to the work of the soc- iety were discussed.

Citizens Warned To Be On Lookout For Sneak-Thief

The Guardian has been request- ed by Chief of Police Blrtwistle to warn citizens against the opos- atlons of a sneak-thief. On Tues- dny evening between 5 and 6 o'clock a. young lady returned to her residence on Upper Hillsboro Street, leaving her purse in the hallway. About 6 o'clock she heard someone in the hall, and was just in time to sec a man going out the front. door. Her purse, with about ‘$20, was gone. Sergeant Doyle and Police Officer McE ‘- investi- gated, and after much difficulty, following foot-tracks from the door, they found the purse where it had been discarded at the rear of a dwelling on Longworth Avenue- The money is still missing. This is the second ease within a fortnight of asmeak thief gaining eat to a residence and steal- ing money. The tracks were those of a man. The best way of prevent- ing a repetition of such thievery is to keep valuables in a safe place. The police are following up the case, and may be expected to do everything possible to put a mp to such practices. '

IN MEMORIAM

IRVING A. STEWART

After a lengthy illness there passed into rest at the Prince Ed- ward island Hospital on Tuesday. January 16th. Irving Alexander Stewart.

Mr. Stewart was born at Dundas Centre some twenty-six years ago, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Stewart. He resided with his par- ents and was known in his neigh- borhood as a young man of high character and true Christian quali-

es.

He bore his sickness with patience and whenthe end came was quite resigned to his Home-going.

The remains were taken by train to his parents home where services were held on Thursday afternoon. Interment was made in the family plot.

He is survived by his parents and one brother in New York.

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RED BRBSS EXECUTIVE

‘rho first meeting o! the encou- tive of the Red Cross dnoe the Annual Meeting o! the 14th in- stant was held at the Society's headquarters Wednesday altornoon. There were present, Mr. G- J. Tweedy. President, in the chair. Mrs. Goodwill. Mrs. Hornby. Dr. Johnson. Mr. John McKenns, Mr. W. I". ‘fldmarsh, Mr. D. A- Malc- Kinnon. Mr. Roy MacLure, Dr, D. T. Waye. lviliss Jessie Fullerton. Miss MacLean. Mls Arsenault and Mr. R. H. Rngori.

The following Stand-in: Commit- tem were appointed for the year?-

I-Iandlcapped Childrenks Casesi— Dr. H. D. Johnson. Chairman, Mrs.

Goodwill. Mr. Roy MacLure, Mr. W. J. Bralwders.

Camps-i!!! Committee: Mr. John McKenna and Mrs V. L. Goodwill

Joint Chairmen. Mr. D. A. Mac- Kinnon, Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh. Miss Gladys Holman, Summerside, Nils L. B. Meilish, Montague.

Entertainment Camrnitteez-Miss Elizabeth Marl/Flinn. Chairlady: Mrs. C. G. Duffy. Mrs. J- J. Hornsby, Miss Jessie Fullerton.

Publicity and Extension Com- mittee:--Mr. R. H. Rogers. Chair- man. Mr- William Moran, Mr. Howard Court, Dr. D. T. Waye. f

The very generous donation of . $l.ll62_3d was received from the,‘ Rotary Club for Crippled Child- ren's work together with promises of lcxzal dentists of professional ser- vices to the amount of $70.00. The Executive passed a very hearty vote of thanks to the Rotary Club for their interest in this work and for their substantial contribution. Suggestions of new lines of effort that might be undertaken were re- ferred to the Extension Committee for consideration, viz., the organ-g izlation of a service of voluntary blood transfusion donors: a mental hygiene survey and assistance with the dental canspaign. The Executive is looking forward with confidence and enthusiasm to another year of sec-vice.

Address And Presentation

The “Marie Y. P. S. met at. the Manse at 8t. Peters recently. After the regular meeting an address was read, and a. presentation made to m. and Mrs. John C. Macbeth and Mir. and Mrs. Everett Webster, Jr.. who have recently been married. The address was read by Miss Bea- trice Battersby and a stainless steel carving set presented ‘w each of tho brides by Ewen Wei Mr. Web- ster and Mr. MacBc , on behalf of their brides, thanked the society for their kindness. Following is the ad-

dress: - Forest Hill, P. E. L To Mr. and Mrs. Everett Webster and Mr. and Mrs. John McBeth.

Dear Friendsr-We are again as- sembled this evening with our usual circle of faithful workers and are glad indeed to welcome you to our meeting. Although good wishes and congratulations to you both have been tendered many times, yet. we would again express our sincerest felicitations and hope that happi- ness and prosperity may be yours all along the pathway which lies before you. It is true that misfor- tunes, sorrow and discouragement may at times darken the way and in the real practical routine oi ev- ery day work some of the wonderful castles in Spain which you may have dreamed of and built up may vanish in the air. Tet we know that all these things ‘will but strengthen and sweeten your lives and more closely bind your hearts together.

We should like to emreas our ap- preciation of all that you both have done in the interests of Society and in all the different phases of our work. We have felt that no matter what line of work we undertook or ‘program we had to prepare we could always count on your ready assistance, thereby contributing largely to the success of this Soci- ety, which although small in num- ber. has been great in achieve- ment.

Your dramatic talents and pleas- ing demcanour have greatly helped in the successful staging of the plays put on by our Society and as educated young people of the church you have also assisted greatly by the papers of such merit which you lmve given in the Sunday cvcning

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Shaw. - ' Recitation-Prim Best Suggestion‘ Charlotte Strang. Quartette-"Chrlstmas Hush‘ Cynthia Betta, Genevieve Shaw. Banche Mason and Inez Shaw. _. Recltation—-"When Teacher Gm."- Cross” Isobel Shaw. .. f‘ Song-"Hang Up the Holly" I80“; Shaw. Mae Betta, Eleanor Mason. Alex Shaw and Willa-rd Betta. Recitation - "The Best Wishfifl Blanche Mason. ,_ _; Diaogue-Jthristrnas Cracy Clad!‘ -..~ Isabel. Alex and Genevieve She. Mary and Charlotte Strong. Will Betta .

Dri-ll—' Christmas" Recitation-“Grace Strang. Belzialogue-Inee Shaw and Willard i‘ ts

Doris Currie, ,

The school house was beautifully decorated portraying the Spirit of the season, a gay Christmas tree adorned with many presents stood in one comer.

Mr. Martin MacDonald very capably acted as chairman and the program was greatly enjoyed by the auidence.

Lively music was rendered by Nks. George Wilson, Roy Wilson also Mrs. Hector Currie who was the accom- paniest during the evening.

At the close of the program a very jolly Santa Claus charred the hearts

of the children as he distributed gifts to all

The teacher also was the A of many lovely gifts.

The program was as follows.-

Welcome-Cynthia Betts.

Opening Chorus-“A Christmas Welcome. School.

Rlecltation-"A Hard Place" Will- ard Belts.

Sool-"Silent Night", Mae Betta.

Dialogue-Inez Shaw and Willard Bette.

Recitatiom-"The Auction Sale" Eleanor Mason.