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Mr. Frederic A. Large, barrister.

ning from Montague.

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for breakfast, lunch or the chilrlrcifs supper.

. a e1. firyllugllizrrrllanlgtlall lly Kellogg in Lomlmi, Ontario.

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Kcllogpfs Corn Flake“: nro made hcl tcr. Packed better. Taste better. The pnlonll-(l Kellogg package with llII‘. haul-smiled WAXTITE inner wrapper keeps lhcm oven-fresh. Really to serve. One of the biggest values you canfbluy. !

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Mrs. John MacDonald. Chm"- lotletown, has City after a very pleasant visit to New Glasgow", P. E. I-, where slic

‘ was. the gueJ. of Mrs. A. B. Dick-

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My, and Nlrs. F. M. Cooke, Bath.

Manic, are visiting 1n Ottawa the.

gucsis of the latterls sister. M13‘;- Bezitrice Moore, whom she has n11 sccn for lhirty-one years. lvlr-s. Cooke and Mrs. Moore are daugh- ters of the late James Hlscox 01 FFCOIOWII. P.E.I.—Sum1ncrside pa» pars Plfldai‘ copy.

Miss lylarion McLeod. East R011- zilly. and Miss Hclcn M. W001. Souiliporl. 1011 Tuesday" aftcrncozi by 1110 1100111211211 (‘n r0u1o ".111 \\i'lll1\lllL’, N.b‘. lacy aic s1opp1...;| 11101" Wcdiiirsday" 1n 111111111X to n‘- 101111 1110 Exhibition and will 1.10:1 procccd 1o WOllYlllL‘ 1o r1‘ l" lll(‘ll‘ studies at Acadia Univc.

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The work 0n the Bay V.<‘w bridge which xvii.» under lllL‘ 1i11"1‘<"111n of M1‘. Simpson Bcl j Hop.) Rivci" was 1"oiiipl01.."d on 1 1111111111)".

FYICHG» 1111111 10 110.11" cf 1110 ilI- 1105s o1‘ RC1‘. w. G. Qulglcy. Nvw Glasgow and wish hzm a speedy i"1-c"o\"0ry". .

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Cliurvli 0n Sllndfly" flllCfllOOlLTlll‘ .\lll)Pl'lllt(‘ll(ll‘X'l1. Mr. Wcslcy Smith. 10d the service. The scripture was i-s-ad hy 111100 0f the scholars, and ‘ Rev. G00. Tillci" znve an PdKlTP‘Sl 0n 1110 importance of Sunday . $01100! work. 'l‘l‘.o slnry" 0f Joseph wn". very “"011 10111 by Miislcr John

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LONDON. Sept. ‘BU-British 121' suraiicc companies today announ- ced 111011 decision t0 rclusc to au- ccpt war risk insurance.

They assorted that '"(|c\"e1op1nent" 0f aerial warfare alone has 111-; y lioduaed an uicalctiluble hazard.‘ " 1 The statement said this clcczsion was cflecuve Oct. 1, 11137 and add- vcl that "ncnriy 300 insurance coni- punics of all nationalities“ were lllCllldPLl in llie agreement lo ban such insurance. ,

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1i was lwnh dccp sorrow" that the \\ll.0l read reccinly ll) your col-

l 1mm.» 01 the death in Imidon, Eng-

land. of Jumcs Jeremiah MacDon-

11111. a native o1 Vernon River, l riiicc Edward Is and. lii 19:51 the Unnad an Govern-

nltllt appointed a Royal Commis- bltill to make a survey of Canadian pulls. sir Aim-under Gibb, one o1 llic ivorld} leading" aulliorlties on 1111.- SIIIJJCCL was chosen chairman of 1111s body.

Sir Alexander" uninc to Canada and among 011111" 11011.1." examined Hailiiux. ‘lncrc lic int-L 101" the firs. 111110 the young I.~.l".i1i1le1", James Jciciiiiah Inucuonald, tiicn clnel (nginccr of the Halifax Harbor Uouiin ssioii.

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s.1:I1'1l ilic l.l.\.l'lL't in 1829.

The Mild J".iiii1‘s lviarlJonald was iiiiii"ricd 1o a sislci" of the well known B."1p;:,1 iiiiiiisurr, Rcv. Sani- 11c. Alaclucorl 01 Uigg. Archibald .\1.i1‘D011ald 1111.," thus cousin of the lolloiiing (iisiiiipaiislicd former cili- mxis 01' Cliailo.1.1l0".\"ii, vim-Mai- lnlm .\ll1CL(‘U(l. 1i. C., Duncan C. 111101011111. K. L‘... Dr. .l1ll1'l('S Mac- Lccd and Judg.‘ N111 MarLeod. all 110111111 Uipg, ailsn of 1.111s. IDr.) Get-rat‘ Dewar. and John P. Gordon

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daughters o! Jeremlah ilnman and hi5 wife. Marjorie MacLaren, daughter o! John MacLaren o1 Hermitage, Charlottetown Royalty. A brother of Jeremiah, named Dan- iel, married a sister o! Marjorie, named Christine. and they also had a family of eleven, all sons. Inc- dentally it. may be mentioned that Dr. Murray MacLarcn, the LL-Gov. of N. B., is also a descendant of John Macbaren of Hermitage. and thus cousin of the deceased.

Th0 said Jeremiah Enman was a son of Jeremiah Enman, WllCI eml- grated from Germany to New York Slate prior to the Revolutionary War. In this contest he fought ui the British army and received n. grunt of land in Vernon Rlver about .' 1792, beside hs neighbours the. Hay dens, Vanlderstlnes, Ross‘ andl Lairds.

Mr. MacDonald was married 1.01 "hills-a MacCalum of New Glasgow,‘ Nom Scotla. a talented lady. whom lll? mct while attending 11106111,, ivliere she was a student, and latex-y instructor. l_

In addition to his WlClOW, Mr. alacDonaid lssurvlved by a son, and a. daughter, Virginia.

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18y The Canadian Press) TORONTO. Sfpl. 29~I<‘irs'. sl-cp ,1]. [he apprlll of Captain Frceiiian ‘l-lzilficlci againsl hi5 recent c011- ‘VlCliDll and scnicncc a1 Oluiiva for fraunulcntly obtaining 811.2713.- .72 from the Dominion G0vci"nrx‘.c'i1 ‘ .or loss of his ship Gypsum QHW" . during the war, was takcn iit O:- gonae l-Iall 11010 today. Notice was filcd 01' lll'filllll"ll to apply to Mi". Justice J. II. l\l:drili~ ‘ ton Oct. 4 101" leave 1o appral 1110 casr- to the Court of Appcal 01 ; Ciilario. 1 lncliidcd in grounds aflYfiliflflfllS lbasis for appeal arc Mi". Jusizcc MacKavs admission 01 a 0011;; of a dcclaraiion said to liari‘ ln-cn made at Liverpool, Eng, .4111; 5. 1915. and certain sections o1 the Judges, charge t0 1110 jury.

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LONDON-During August 512 pcrsmis were klllcd and 23.113 1r.- jurcd 0n roads 1n (711111 Britain ‘ The toial number of 0.150s was EYFOIIYPI‘ than in any 011101" month

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and painted Linliirnlslicrl rooms for light liousekcvplnr: or bod siitiiig rooms, heiitcrt, Appltl 286 ‘ 01.111011 s1. ‘ 3i I

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In Memoriam/

MRS. J. H. McKINNON

Entered lnlb rest. on Sept. 9th at the home or nei- daughtenMrs. George A. M;1...unald Iollowlng an illness of 12s: ..ian one month and borne with ...1e christian lortib- ude, Mrs. J. .1. McKlnnon, rehct of the late ... H. McKlnnon, axed‘ ‘T8 years. '

I1. was n01 until a short time ago that. 1h: ulneas became criti- cal. Gradi. ,1’ weakening, the best. medical aiilll, careful nursing and loving care o! her family could not avert the Inevitable hour, and calm with full assurance of a blessed entrance In that Home, above she peacefully passed away.‘

The late Mrs. McKlnrion was a woman or high character, patient, humble and sympathetic. A mem- ber ot" the Presbyterian Church and of the W.M5., Peter; Rose. where she will be greatly missed.

The funeral services were con- ducted by Rev. J. H. Douglas. At. the home a short service was held where Mrs. M. Mscdonnld ssniz "'”.l‘lie Beautiful Isle of Somewhere." Tlien following the main service in the Presbyterian Church at Peters Road when: a very large gnawing were assembled.

The hymns sung were: "Happy Day." "W111 the Circle Be Un- broken." "Dccs Jesus Care"; solo by Alllboll McLean. “Nave Tame Ulm WHY Lord"; solo by Willard

Alcbeair. "Jesus I Come." 1i; m. quest. of the deceased); closing hymn. "Good Night."

The bereaved and sorrcwmg family are:

John Leslie, Peters Road; May- bum lMrs. Fred c. Johnston, Murray Harbor North; Myrtle.

'I‘oi"on1.0, Mrs. Blanche Johnswn; Olive lMrs. George A. Macdonald- Peters Road; lElsle (deceased); a slsier, Mrs. Katherine Arbuckle o1 OTPFiEOITII-Qh. NB; and a brother.

Mass.

Tlie p811 bearers were: (honor- "Fyl. Flvyd. Mflrvyn. and Emerson Johnston. Glen, Raymond, and Howard McKlnnon, grandsons o1 the deceased. The active pull bear- crs were: Hugh Campbell, John McLean. Wm. McLean, Angus McLean. Edward Munn, and Geo. Miinn.

The floral tributes donated by relatives and lrlends were:

n 5PTBy~Lesl1e, Madeline and fam-

y.

5h€8l-—Bl8X1Cll€ and Harry,

Wreath-Maybum, Fred family.

Screw-Maya and Lillian.

Crescent-Mrs. Alex Campbell.

Wreath-Mrs. M. Duke,

SD1"aY~Mrs. E. R. Campbell.

Basket-Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Mc- 1mm.

slimy-Mrs. Silas Cuddy.

and

Crescent-Mr. and Mrs, W111, Alcllcan. Montague. Interment was made 1n the

cemetery at Sturgeon beside her husband.

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RANGOON-The Burmese Gov. ernment. is considering the p055]. blllty 0t sending mall to arm Britain by the Dutch Air service which operates a faster sr-rvke than Imperial Airways, at presem flying the mail.

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ARRAu-MAcw"|LusMs._A. s. Andrews Church (United: SIIIllIIIFy Ontario. Scptclnbcr 14.1937 f» Rev. W» E. Cozkmm. Mu. .111... MacPhail Damih 1n Morlci" Roy Mscwllllsms, Sudbiiry, formerly of East Royalty. '

HAGEN—CI\IHLL~AL Sacrcd in... Church, nlberlon. on sopr. 14. 111117 by Rev. Th". W. V. hlrDniiald. Pl‘. John William Hagen, Millnilo, p, Mary Lilian Cahill. Klldare.

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MACPIIERSON-At the P. E. ls. land Hospital on Wcdnesdziv. Srpi, 29. 1937, Lester MacPhersoir, aged 2'1 years. Funeral on Friday. 01110- bcr 1st. A short service at the rvsi- dencc of his parents Mr. and Mrs Ewen MacPherson. Wood Islands Funeral services will be held i1. Wood Islands Presbyterian Cliiizcli at 2 o'clock. Interment Wood 15. Iands Cemetery.

In Memoriam

In loving memory of Olga Mzis Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Smith, East Royalty. died Stptember 29th, 1935.

Fond are the memories that linger Dear is the one that ls gone,

In memory we hold you dear Olga As long as the years mll along.

Sadly missed by Mother, Daddy, Sisters and Brother. I.—996-9-29-11.

' N. ID. MacLean

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