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IN MEEORIAM

Mn.nn.nn rrtrrrm MsoDONAl.D

Much sluntpathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Alex MacDonald oi Kilrmnr in the passing or men» Mildred Irene, aged three months. An impressive tuner. at service was held in the Kilnvulr church cn Sunday nitex-noon, Fab. rusry 26th and conducted by Rev. A. C. Fraser. Hymns sung were "When Mothers of Salutn" "When He Domain’ and "Sale in the Arms of Jesus". Burial was in the cued- onia Cemetery.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear ii-Illxhtor and allter. JLIIIQ‘ 1:. 1m. Innis. who passed away My-ch liltii, I989.

Today bring: back nd Inomoriu

or a loved nno tone to rest ‘

And than who think of you today deer Janie, -

Are the once that loved you but.

Lovingiy Itemombcred by Mother, Iirothers and Sisters.

IN MEMORIAM

In lovins menwrr oi our darling Mother, Mrs. William J. Grahnsn, died March rout. I923.

I-low beautiful life came to an ".4 A devoted Mother and our best friend She was dearer to us than words toll

can The Mother we lost and Itrved so well.

Ever Remembered by Her ’ Husband.

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THE . GUARDIAN. CHARDOTTETOWIV

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN7

-This column is reserved’ for noses of local Interest. but advertising oi n neway nature may be inserted at In acute I word, etriatly psy- qblo In advance. '

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nowsrtb MMINNIS room. WIAI at 175 Queen Street.

NEW SHIP CORDUROY SKIITB. Jacks and Nylon Blouses at The Fashion Shoppe.

SATIN. IMYUN and Wool Gab- ardine Raincoat: arriving daily at The Fashion Shoppe.

TWO FLIGHTS WEEKLY to the Magdalen Islands. P. Q. Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited Phone 2061 or 540.

CHURCH NOTICE lor amday, March 12th. Cavendish United Pas- toral Charge. Norbh Rlustico 11 AM. Stanley Bridge 3 I’. M. George Gougih. Minister.

‘NORTH THYON l'lI.E8BI."i‘ER- ‘IAN CHURCH. - service Sunday, March 12th. ‘Sunday School 2 PM. Church Service 3 P. M. Miss Mary A. Maoxsnzic. Deaconess.

EEDEQUI: UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. Service: Sunday, March 12th. Bodeque 11 A. M. Bor-

, den 8 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. Rev.

W. Burton Crowe, B. A.. Minister.

THYON — BONSIIAW BAPTIST PASTOIIATE. — services tor Sun- day, Mamh 12.11. are: ‘Pryor: 3 PM. Bondiew 7.30 P. M. Rev. C. A. Klein, Minister.

I NOTICE 1'0 ADVERTISERS. _

‘Advertisers are reminded that their

copy must be in The Guardian not later than noon the dsy_ previous to insertion. 'I‘hosa who telephone classiﬁeds, etc.. should particularly bear this in mind.

Till PBESBYTEIIIAN CIIUILCII IN CANADA. — Services ior Sim- day. March 18th. as follows: Mon- tagvua ll AIM. and 7.30 PM. Cardi- gan 2.30 P. M’. _Montague S S. 10 A. M. Rev. 1'‘. N Young. Minister.

WINSLOE PASTORAL CHAHG E. — services Sunday, March mun. are as follows. Prince town Road 11 A. M. I-llghileld 5. School 2 P. M. Wlnnloe Norhh 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. R. Spinner, Minister.

NORTH RIVER UNITED BAP- TIST PASTOIIATE. — Sunday. 12th. North River 11.00 AM. Clyde River 3.1!) P. M. Kings- ton 7.80 P. M. Annual Offering for Aged Ministers and Widows Rcllel Fund at the North River Service. Rev. H. Barber. Pastor.

IN ETEMORIAM

NORMAN WOOD Ilhere passed away after a. brief illness in his heme at Orwell. on January 30th. 1950, Norman Rich- ard Oolpits Wood. Born in Mill-

oi the late Richard Wood and. his wife Annie McLeod. Orwell, sister of Capt. Alex McLeod or “Gulnore'l Imperial Survey E-hip. Norman lived most oi his me on the old haanestead, Orwell and was novwn as a. good kind neighbour, ways ready to give ‘a helping hand to all in trouble. He had been in failing health for some time. but always about until he had a. bad fall on the ice. No doubt that hastened his death. He was buried in st. And- rew’: church in the family plot. He was a faithful member of the church. ’Il‘.1e funeral was held Feb- ruary 1st. which was largely at- tended and conducted by the Rev. Mr. Wei: of Powhal. Hymns suns were "Nearer My God to Thee". "'1lhe Lord is My Shepherd". "‘W11l0 a. Friend We Have in Jesus.’ '

The beautiful floral tributes ex- pressed the high esteem in. which he was held. '

He leaves .to mourn his wife. Katie Mlcriierson or lzyndale. two daughters Myrtle (Mrs. Gordon Mc- Leod. Ulgg; Vivian (Mrs. John Mc- Lenmn) 'rnn'o. N. B. One son IV!-H at home. Also seven’ grand child- ren. Norman will be sadly missed by family and friends. but Iond memories of his kind hospitality in his home win long linger among his aoqiulntanoes and friends. or his immediate family one sister Mae (Mrs. Neil Maclnnis) remains.

The arers were Messrs. James I-lughes, Percy Mclleod. P9" gr McQueen, William Greenwood. Leo M.-obonald. Mlurdock McLeod.

’ card of Thanks

Mira. Norman Wood and family wish to thank those who sent ﬂow- ers, cards and letters or sympathy. Also the kind friends and noisil- bours who helped in so many ways in their recent sorrow.

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'ct.asruNo srltrrvo srocx. — No garment over $49.00. .1. P. Mac-‘ Phereon an Son. I

uurvran rtrvna. cnancs. — Service at wiltshlre 11. Hampshire 230. Hunter River 7.30. Hawa.rd' Christie. Minister.

EDUCATION WEEK BROAD- CAST-—Hear J. R. Murphy, presi- dent ol the P. E. I. -I‘. I-‘. speak on' Educational Problems OBA. March 10th. 7.30 P. M. i

DIIADALBAN-I Pastoral Charge. Services Sunday, March 12th. North Gmnvillo 11 A. M’. Ross Val- ley 3 P. M. sradalbane 7.30 P. M. Rev. W. B. MacPhall, Minister.

IIEAII. Mns. ALLISON Mu- MILLAN. Education Week broad- cast. Cl-‘CY. Saaturdey, the 11th st 630 P_. M_. subject: The. un- .riy.

TBYON PASTORAL CHARGE» United Church Services will be held stmdaw. March 12th. as follows: 11 A. M. Cape Traverse. 3 P. M. Crap-

aud. 7.30 P. M. Tr-yon. Rev. E. L. Bacon. Minister.

ALEXANDRA. I-lAZELBIl00K., CROSS ROADS. — services for

Sunday. March 12th. Alexandra. 11 A. M. S. S. 10 A. M. I-llazoelbrook 3 P. M. S. S. 2 P. M. Cross Broads 7.30 P. M. Lin. Byron Hoivvleit, Minis-. ter.

-ran rnnshrwnnnx cnuacn IN UANADA. — Brooltileld Charge.‘ Services next Lord's Day are as ici- lowa: Harts-ville 11 A. M. }Iunter_ River 3 P. M. Glasgow Road 7.30} P. M. Rev. Donald Nicholson, Min- istet.

MONTAGUE UNITED CHURCH CHARGE. — On Sunday. Mhrch 12th, Dr. A. D. MaoKenzie will con- duct. service as follows: Montague 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Lower Montague a P M. Montague Junior Choir at 130 P. M. and Y. P. U. at close of evening service.

ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1. I-lowes of 264 south} Street. Bridgewmier. Ma..=.s., ul- nounoe the engagement ot their daughter, Edna Louise I-lower. to Stephen . Costa. son of Mr. and Mrs. Steqiihen Costa oi 261 south street. Miss I-{owes is a graduate oi’ Bridgewater High School class oi 1948. and is employ... by the Luoey shoe 00.. in Bridgewsater. Mr. Costa. attended school in Brldgewater and has been in the U. S. Nalvy for the past six years. A spring wedding is planned.

IN ME_MO:R|AM

MIR. HECTOR MMKINNON’

There passed away in his home at Brooklyn on February 19th, Mr. Hector Miaoxlnmn in his ‘nth year. Because of his friendly, neighbour- -tlee. his devotion to duty. his lovely chrisrtian character and his support at all worthy ca-uses. Mr. Macxinhon was held in very high esteem by all who knew him. For seventeen years he was con- lined to his room and quite helpless through illness which altlictlon he bore with ’beaArtliu.l patience. Mrs. Macxinnorl, with the assistance 01 the members of their tamily. lov- lngly and efficiently cared for their loved one all those years. The fun- eral service held in the home, was very largely attended and conduct- ed by the minister. Rev. A. C. Fraser. The favourite hymns "The Lord's My Shepherd" and “Abide with Me" were sung. Mr. Willard Bruce and Mr. John Bears impress- ively sang a duct. "Peace Perfect Peace". committal service was in the Valleyfleld Cemetery.

Besides Mrs. Maoxinnon. the members of the family who sur- vive are: Four daughters (Annie) Mrs. Malcolm Mnizhesocn, Heather- dale; (Marjorie) Mrs. Alex. A. Max:- Phee. Grandvlew; (Dorothy) Mrs. Donald Maclleod. Victoria Cross; and (Jessie) Mrs. Lloyd Melllsh. Union Road. Three sons. George. Jack and Lloyd 01 Brooklyn. A son Charles passed away three years ago in Halifax. His widow and their six children reside there. Also there survive two brothers. John C. Mac- Kinnon of Rumford. Maine and William D. M:acK.innon of Brook- lyll.

*‘CARD OF THANKS

we. the members of the family of the late Mira Hector Mnclunnon wi.<.I‘.i to thank sincerely all the kind iriends who assisted during the illness. the passing and funeral of our loved one and also to all who sent messages. letters and card: of sympailly and all who in any way helped in our bereavement.

Signed

Mn. Maolllnnon and Hamil!- Brooltlyu. P. E. 1.

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The family of Mrs. Julia Arsen- ault, Muimvuie. wish to than: all their kind friends and neishbou who assisted them auxin: Mr!- ArsenMr.'1t's illness: I-150 I11 ‘W sent was: Cards. SD'|1'1'v“*“ 3°‘"1“°“ ma sympathy Cards an 010 0”” ion at her death.

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