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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

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Stomach Pains So Inieiise.- Often

Iliad To Stop Work and Lie Iiown

Qlmiwriy woodnman and farmer is now grntcfuh to Somali for almost immediate iilicf it broulht him!

Lijghi the woods and on the farm ll strenuous-arid not for ii man with stomiirh complaint. suﬂering iuch agonizing abdominal pains lie was often unable to stand up straighti

Afters year of this. It: looked like lilr. Curtis McGrath. of R.R.#2 Prince William, York County, New Ilruniiiick -might. have to give up.

llstellsiis ~—

"lliarl attacks of ti-rriblo pain in the up r stomach that. were so IQVEIIIIf-Gli. sick and had to lie

down These often bothered me

before breakfast and sometimes during the day.

"Itried numerous remedies but nothing seemed to help. And it. was only after l had suffered for over a .1241’ that I heard of‘ Sarniik and iﬂrd it. Before I was half way through my ﬁrst bottle I noticed an Improvement. So I continued taking IIJIIKIPFIII honestly say the stomach nindition 1a (‘OTHPIPIOIY relieved and now I Ilt?\'t‘l‘ auITer with any llxlonuniil pains whatsoever,

“I usually look Ssriilik befme i! iiieal—anil must say it is very lIIeasanI-tnsting and doesn't; ruin lllP taste nfiho fond. So I'm doubly Elﬂteful for Sarnak."

MR. CURTIS MrGRATl l

Like Mr. McGrsth. there are people in all parts of Canada who are loud in their praise of Sarnak. You owe it. to yourself to try at: toast one bottle oi‘ Sarnak. to see it‘ vou cannot. shnre the relief received by so miiny sutferers from stomach, liver and kidney upsets,_ backache, constipation and arthritic, neuritic and rheumatic pains.

You see tho analgesic p opertieii of Sarniik iire compounds in the rnedii~iiie—anrl it _brings_ fast. pain relief because it. is i_n liquid foricp; no iabletq or pills to dissolve. So give it s try right. away. (iiet Ssrnnk today.

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BRITISH DOCTORS REPLY

I-ONWN. one. nuns)»- A TIWD l-I British doctors today BYTIIJHSIPIIdITI‘ United States fed- FFHIE sovurity- administrator, Oscar "M “"111. for his views on Br". iiFolinllllllllllllll hoiilth service. Tho “n03. ‘flll’ l!" Freedom In Medi-

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public should realize that -Mr. Oscar Ewing is Mr. Aneurln Bev- (“f5 ripposiir; number in the Uri- ited Stiiios." Bevan is British Health Minister. The group ub- jgctgd m being tagged "o. small group of rlichards" by Ewing, re~ tortlng that on the contrary it number's 3.000 members. most of whom are iii Britain's health ser- vice nniv and ara trying to make it work.

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LADIES

THE AUCTION SALE of the Estate ct TOO‘! Prowso. Union Road. ‘"111 "lkﬁ Dlﬁisc today starting at. 10 A. M.

GENERAL ELECTRIC Kisltles. l-‘catlicrivright Irons, llrnting Pads. Radio special $1906. Toombs Mush- Store.

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NOTICE 'I‘0 ADVERTISERS. - Aclvertiscrs are XQTTUXIlCO that their COPY lhust be ln the Guardian no: later than noon the previous day to guarantee insertions. Out, or my advertisers who telephone classt. Beds, eta. should particularly bee: this in mind.

M/V ESKIMO. —— Last sailing of M/V Eskimo for the current. sca- son. from vhrirlotirtoiwn 1n tho south coast oi whiniwllriiid port's and St. Pierre will b» made iiecem. ber 16th. For space and rates apply Corporation Office. Lower Prince Street, or Phone Charlottetovm 1605.

ROSS—('A§EY

S! Ds\id’s Presbyterian Church blame". Halifax. was. the scene 0t a quiet wedding on Nor. 10 at T RM. when Rev. P‘. Lawson united

tired in a blue taffetts street. length dress vvlth black accessor- ies and rorsage of roses. Miss Kathryn Casey. sister of the groom was bridesmaid and wore a, wine moire taffctta dress with black ac- ccssorics and corsage or carna- tlons.

Ml’. Les Stewart. ably supported

the groom. Scvcrzil showers were held In the bride's Iionour at ivhlch many beautiful and useful

gifts were received.

‘The happy mung couple spent their honeymoon on P. E. I. at the bride's home nnd visitlniz mints of interest returning to Halifax whore they Will reside.

TﬂOhtlPaONlgoPliAll,

0n Wednesday November 33rd. 1949. at the Manse. Cornwall, hy the Rev. M. K. Charnian. s quiet marriage ceremony was performed when Norma Ella, older dauuIitc-r 0t Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey hiacPhall. North River. became the hrldt! of Stanley Bruce. yioungrwt. son Qf Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson Cornwall, Eleanor nthcPhiill. sis- ter or the bride nnd Norman Thompson. the gi‘nﬂln'ﬁ brother attended. Following the ceremony the bridal party was entertained at dinner. by members of the ini- medlntc families. at the home of the bride. For her wedding dress the bride chose beige gahardine. brown fur coat. with winter pink hrit and gloves. Her sister chose blue gsburdine dress with black root and hat. Following a honey- moon spent In New Brunswick the young couple will take up rest. dence in Cornwall.

a a Appreciation Marry thanks of Mrs. Artie P. “Tighb Middleton. aged rttne-ty. three years for knitting me heavy pair o! woolen mitts tor Christmas

gift. A Merry Christmas to you Mrs. Wright

ISIXHCO Aﬂl l. Mail Courier. Kinkora, R. R. 1.

The warm penetrating action of

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helpsrrlievethemiseriesofdeep-sented chest colds. bronchitis and minor aches and pains. When colds strike, strike back fast-apply Tn I. nuo ~ can: rind fr: I I h r w ii r m t h t h a i loothes

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TIIEIIMOGENE

MEDICATED WOOL

IN MEMORIAM

MR8 PET-EB COSTELLO

On Sunday imorning. October 9th. 1949, there passed to hei- eter- nal reward, Mrs Peter Costello, at her home at the C. A. A. Grounds cluirlottetown. at. the age oi 62 years.

The deceased was born In Dmy- vsle. Lot 5. where she lived all her life till. with her husband and tam- lly. she mOVed to Charlottetown a few months before her death.

She had been in failing health for the past. moritihs and the best medical care and nursing was o! no avail. Although she suffered con- siderable she bore all with great courage and patience and was never heard to complain or lose courage. She will be sadly missed in the home where she was a. faithful wife and good mother. Being of a kind and charitable disposition. she was ailways ready to help ln all church and community affairs.

During her illness she was fre- quently visited by her pastor In llol. 65 Parish. the R191’. George Mc- Coxmac and by Rev. David Mc- Tiigue of St Dunstsrrs Basilica in Charlottetown. Rev. W. IIIcCsbe administered to her the last rites oi lllo Catholic Church of which she was a devoted member.

The late Mrs. Costello leaves to their loss, a SDTTOWIH; hus- nar. ._l two riainjlllcrs. narrisly: iKarherinei Mrs ‘Fnomas Bradley. Cliar10ttPt01\'11- and Myrtle: also thrw sisters; iAgnes) Mrs. Thomas (hslBll0.T0i'ol1t0; tKatcl Mrs. Hugh Malone. charlottotovm; thlflry Anni lvtrs. Msalilllvary. Bot;- toi-i nnd two brothers. Jim of Emy- vale and John of Charlottetown. Her funeral took place ircrn her late residence 0n Tuesday morning. October 11th. to Si. Duiist-arfs Basilica where Requiem Mass was celebrated by Father David Mc- Tague. Rev. George MoCormac was present in the Sanctuary.

The pallbearers were five nep- hews and one cousin namely. Frank Malone, Matthias Malone. Ephraim Malone. Ephraim Costello. George Costello and Joseph Duffy. Interment, look place in the Cath- OlIC Cemetery where services were conducted by Father l\lc'l‘ague. Life on (‘ztrth is ovr-r and eternal life begun. May her soul rest 1n peace.

Following are the Mass Cards. letters and cards of’ sympathy, etc.

MASSES

Husibarid (b).

Myrtle (5)

Mr. and Ma's. Thomas Bradley. Charlottetown.

I ldrlsughllleil-nltlafgeMrMlilldmhfrilaJ-llalhh Clilglottgyofvndum’ Hugh Mum?‘ mid $052), ughllaﬁf: ‘nus. ‘Thomas Costello and Family. gglritvlseph Casey’ North BB5" cllllijloiiiliiildlllllllis. James Quinn and

The bride vras becomlngly st- Feglnlillagxgiygzrlse: John Quinn and

Fa mily. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malone. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthias Malone, Charlottetown.

Mr. [ind Mrs. Ephraim Malone. Charlottetown.

Mr and Mrs. Ose Costello. Brae.

Jlir and Mrs. Charles E. Praught. Charlottclown.

‘Mr mind Mrs. John MacNeill. Suinnierslde.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cullen, Charlottetown.

Mr. and lVLrs. Francis McDonald. Kelly's Cross.

Mr. arid Mrs. George Hughes. Kinknra

Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Duff)’. Char- lottetown l2).

Arnold T0010. BOrishaW Mr. and Mrs. Dane McGauZllPY- Lynn. U. S. A. Bill Costello, Brae Lleorge rind Ehah. Costello. Brae. Mr. and. Mrs. Ephraim lvfslonc. Morel]. ' Mrs. John W. Bradley and Family. Kelly's Coors. Rita and Mary Bradley. Kelly's Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hughes and Leona. ‘Iracadie.

Mr. and Mrs. Emmett. Martin. TH-acadie. Mr. Willie Mocloskey. BﬂyVa-le. Mrs. Mary E. Malone. Rosina. Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Pius Smith. Char-

Mr. and Mrs. Charlottetown. Iin-iyvsle Wcsnen’: Institute.

ENROLLMENT!

ephite Puzgatorisl Myrtle.

Perpetual Memorial in Mfrs- R MsoGllllvsi-y. Boston.

CARDS AND LETTERS 0F BYNEPATBY

Mr. 5nd Mil. Dsvs MOGQUIIRF

er. New Wiltshlre.

lrlaverhill. 1T. S A.

shaw.

Al! McGaughey, Bonsh

Mr. and Mrs. Aeneas Mc arviilc Kinkora.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conwas and Family, New Wlltshire.

Alice Bolger. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph nougny Albany.

Mrs. Walter Toolri, Bonshriw. y Mr. and Mrs. Eiph Malone. Morel. Mr. and Mrs. G ll You. (‘har- lottetown.

Dolls; M14 gum“ Tonic, South Melville.

Mr. and Mrs. Kinkora.

Peter Carrsgher. nomliiiw.

Mr. arid Mrs. Eugenia McQuillan. Ronshsw.

Mr. and Mrs. Vbwmt McCloskey. Emyvalo.

John Charles Condon. Bonshsw. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Murrsy-

nnyvsls Mrs. Don Woods Iimyvale. ‘M19! Gcnvvieve Tremor. Tyrone

George Hugh».-

snd l-‘smiiy.

Perpetual enrollment in the Jos- Society by

Regina. Mr’. ma. Thomu Ganesh- Joy and Charles Toole. Charlotte-

town.

Mr. and Mrs. Amos clan-kin. New Wiltshire.

Rsymond and Janie Newman

Shirley and Stephen ‘Fools. Bon-

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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Buchanan. Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. aid, Emyvalc. Miss Frances Conway. Boiisliaw. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McClos- key and Family, Etnyvele.

Mrs. Tobias Murray. Fmiyvsle. Emyvale Wotnenls Institute. Mrs. Emma hializir. Riiznford. Maine

Edna Girartda. Rumford. Maine. Miss Viola. Toole. Charlottetown.

Oaril 0f Thanks

Mr. Peter Costello and l-‘nniily wish t0 thank Dr. Sweeney. the Nurses and Sisters of the Char- lottetown Hospital who wereso kind lo Mrs Costello ivliil» she was there; also lvli-s. Lyman iiumsford. R. N. and all who sent Mass Cards. Letters and Cards 0t Sympathy. std. and all who helped in any way dur- ing their recent ssd bereavement.

Dominic McDon-

' IN MEMORIAM

CAPTAIN “CA. JOHN STONE

.. ' His many friends 1n Monta- gue and vicinity were saddened to lirar of the sudden passing of Captain W.A. Johnstone in the Kinks County Memorial HOSDitHI. Montague. on November ‘flth, 1949. in the 79th year of his age. Although in failing health for some months. he continued to be active until two vioeks previous to his death when he entered the hospital for treatment, The dc- ceased was born in Montague and conducted a. successful grocery business. established over 65 years ago by his mother. the late Mrs. David Johnstone. He is survived by his widow. formerly Lucy A. CFICIT~ ton of Murray Harbor; s, daughter Muriel of New York City: two sons Cecil of Summerville. Mass. and Harry st home; s sister Mrs.

WD. Mscfntyre of Charlottetown. and brother. Montague S. of Long Beach. California.

He was active In the Militia. for 25 years. and upon his retirement; held the rank of Ca-ptsln in the 4th Regiment C.A.. at. that; time recoivelng a sliver Medal inscribed "For long service in the Colonial Auxiliary Florces."

He. was an Elder of 8t. Andra-it"s Presbyterian Church. Montague. [or many years and was always present at services when health permitted. Ha was a Post. MastPr and Life Member of St. Andrew's Lodge No. 13 AJ“. and AM. Monta- gue. and received his 50 yciir jeivrl t-wo years ago; he was also Mcinber of Alexandra Royal Arch Chapter No. 1i of Charlottetown.

His funeral was held from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. Montague. at 2:00 pm. on Thres- day. November 29th. A short. service was held st: the home st 1:00 pm. The service was conducted by the

IN MEMORIAM

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_____._ ...._____?______ Rev. IRN. Young. Minister. usﬂb- cd by the Rev. Dr. McKenzie d tho United Church. The hymns sung were “The Lord's My 511419.. liPfd" and "Lead Kindly Light". its was laid no rest. in Ipwiv htontsgue (Iemetsryi. the llrvlcal at the grave being conducted by the ivlasonis order. The psllbenvrc were brother Nlasons: Willfsrii 0. Stewart. William McLean, ILL Clements. Douglas Mugging, George MacDonald and LH. Pools. Many floral tributes and mess- ages or sympathy were mosh-ed from friends rsr snd near. (Patriot. please oo

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