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In Memoriam w

HERBERT J. MclNNlS [

\At Souris Line Road on March 1th. from the prevailing llu, ter- minating in pneumonia, Herbert l. son oi’ Mir. and Mrs. Donald . aged 32 years. L Possessed o! l. kind and friendly Oature. sober and industrious he will be much missed by his par- ents, two brothers. Peter and Ron- aid at home. arid UWO sisters, Jcs- ophim at home. and Margaret in ‘Boston. Moss; and other relatives and iriends.

He was a faithful member of st. Mary's Church and fortiﬁed by all her sacred rites he passed to his eternal reward. His funeral to St. Mary's Ghurch. Bouris, was held on the 9th inst., where Requiem High Mus was celebrated b Rev.

the ﬁnal absolutiong and service at

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the grave.

The pallbearers were Blaine Mc- Va-rish, Bernard Leslie, John Mc- Innls. Charles McAuiay, Michael Mclirmis. John Gillis.

T0 hi! Dlmnts. brothers and sis- ters we extend our sincere sympa- thy. May his soul rest ln peace.

MR8. JANE J. REID

At Ilmish. March l7, 1989.the1~e passed peacefully away to he'l- et- ernal reward, Mrs. Jane J. Reid, relict. oi the late Robert Reid of Hope River, in the 78th year oi Mr 1m- m" coo the de- ceased suﬂered a. stroke of paraly- sis from which she never fully re- covered. She died consoled with the last rites of the Oallholin Church of which she was always a fathful mcmbe. The late Mrs. Reid had been housekee uncle, the late Rev. Donald B. Maodonald. and for the last of her life she was housekeeper for her cousin, Rev. J. A. Maodonald.

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She leaves to naourn. one swo- daughter, Mrs. John P. Bradley, (mas-lo town; one sister, Mrs. James Msolnwre oi’ Boston, Moss. and several nephews and nieces among whom are Rev. Sister St. Bemardlhe oi the Congregation o! Nctra Dame. and Mrs. Edward A. Griﬂin of Burton, not '1.

On Saturday morning the rc- mains were borne from the Paro- chial House to the Chumh of St. Simon and St. Jude. ‘rignlshmwrhere a High Mass of Requiem was of- fered by Rev. John A. Maodonald. RP. On Monday the 20th. the re- mains were taken by train to Kensington and from there a iu- neral eortege followed to 81:. Mary's Church. Indian River. the gativ-e parish of the deceased, for

ura.

The remains were met at the church door by Donald, P.P.. with altar boys and chnlr

On Tuesday morning the burial service took place with solemn High Mass, the celebrant being Rev. J. A. lidlaodonald. Tlgnirh: Deacon. Rev. W. ','. Mmdonald. Alberton; sub-deacon. Rev. D. J’. MoNelll. North Rustico; master 0i ceremonies, Rev. R. F. Msvcdonald. Indian River; Rev. J. A Macdon- ald also oﬂiciated at the grave.

The pail bearers at Tlgnish were Messrs. John Christopher. Joseph M. Doucette. C. F. Morrissey. Fid- ele J. Arsensult. E. J. hldllague. and Hubert Gaudet. At Indian River the pal! bearers were Messrs. James Pendemast. John T. Mur- phlv. Augustine McLellan. James Saunders. Leslie Ramsay and Ron- ald J. Molmllim.

R..I.P. S

MR. JAMES SAMUEL NOY

The sudden and unexpected pass- ing of the late James Samuel Noy brought s. cloud oi sadness not only to i-he home with the aged mother but to the entire commun- ity. Whilst in the act ol taki s. grain separator from the mam es of Mr. A. D. Brehaut his horse fell on the icy field and the load ub- sot Pinning Mr. Noy under the. she! of the sleigh. When extricat- ed by Willard Brehsut and Mr. A. D. Brehaut it was eévtdont that his life wisgssinl 011 to the Great

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P0110! COURT - At Police

court yesterday an Indian vagrant was

coats. or three months, for miluwful pcueasim of liquor.

ISLANDEBG ENGAGEMENT — Mr. and Mrs. r N. Stevenson

church vestry. ‘Phase two young people have the congratulations oi a hut oi friends (Miss Stevenson formerly lived at New Glasgow, PILL)

RETURNS I0 P. I. i.- m. John V. B. Wilmshurst. 111M140 Beacon operator at East Point, P.

joined y Mrs. their little three-year-old son, Dav- id-Bydney Postdtecord.

CAST BANQUETTED-lh ap- preciation "or their services. given gratuitously, the members of the cast presenting the three-act oom- edy drama "Laughing Irish Eyes" in the Prince Edwargl ‘Theatre-on St. Patrick's night, with such marked success. were guests of the Benevolent Dish Society at an {enjoyable ban uet in the Oanaxi-larl’ ‘National Ho Tuesday evening.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The pri- "aie funeral oi Mr. Frank Bsales "as held yesterday afternoon ‘from "s late residence. 22 West street: ervioe being conducted by Rev. S. "t. cooper, who also conducted ser~ vlre at the grave. The pallbearers were Messrs. Ghas. Earle, Gavin Harding. Percy Williams. G. E. Henderson, l". Morris and L. Mc- Kay. Interment was in the Peo- ples Cemetery.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral o! Mrs. Catherine Ledwell was held Tuesday morning from hcr late residence. Svdney Sh. to St. Dun- st~an's Basilica where Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. G. Mccomisck who also conducted the service at the grave. The pali- bearers were: Messrs. William J. Scott, T. L. Smith. James Hen-

Felix I-lerrell. John I". ng and Cornelius Blanch-

PERSONALS .___._ Miss Alethes P. Noonan, efficient telephone operator. Bedeque. spent the week end in Uharlottetomi.

Mr. Geoffrey Beales. son of the late Frank Beales. arrived home this week from Phillipsblliﬂ,Peflli- syllvania. to attend the funeral of his father. '

Mr. Jack Ellis cf Saskatoon. Basic. was a. passenger on the out- ward train yesterday morning. Mr. Ellis has been a guest at the Can- adian Nations! Hotel for the past ten days. having come east to see aunt. Mrs. Isaac Auld, and other relatives throughout the pro- oe.

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lbNDoN-(O Pl- Amateur Swimmnig Association of Great Britain, controlling body oi amat- cur competition, is considering banning Sunday competition.

A New Solvent Found That Makes Corns Go

One or two drops of this solvent makes a corn shrivel u very quickly. After a few ap lcatlons of the solvent the kerne oi the corn drops right off. The public can get his excellent com solvent in any dru Putnam's

no 95L. no pinching from "shoes. You can dance or walk in comfort. Be sure you use only Putnam's Corn Extractor. Batis-

store by asking for rn Extractor, No soar

for but on arrival thcDoctor ioiﬁiﬂd that the spark oi life had fled. .

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ones dbetter Bnn cowsbe- igrlonndainrireshetnl-[grg Priced

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uncla and aunt. Mr. James Stuart.

The frisndaoimI-VLI. Bell o! Carleton, are d grievedtolearnoiherserknl - nan.

m-aJohu P. BOILMHOIIDIW, mdwmmlmnownlnl oilin- morsido. are visiting their mother. Mrs. W. ll. Bella! Carleton who. is critically ill with melanoma.

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| m. and Mm. David W. Murphy oi Carleton. have as their welcome guest Mr. Murphy's mother, Mrs. Laura Hogg of Kelvin.

Mr. George 31mm, representing i. L. Hardy and O0. of Charlotte- , spent several days in this vicinity recently. He reports bul- l new good this year. He was the wechend guest of Mr. and Mill. charles Onossman of Oapo ‘Pi-M- arse.

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. .1 sh rqm- sentatlve, are glad to learn that helaabletobemrtagainattera severe attack oi inﬂuenza,

Mr. Moses Guignlon of Oape ‘Pr-averse, has received a telegram conveying the sad news oi’ the death of his daughter, Ethel, Mrs. John stickney of Hartford, Oonn. No particulars have been received. Their many friends extend deepest

sympathy to 1W3‘. and Mn. Gulgnlon and family in their bereavement.

Friends in this vicinity learned with sorrow oi the death on Sat- urday, lVLamh 18, oi Mrs. Ellw- beth Ann Mulligan. widow of the late Mr. James Mulligan o! Travaim, who classed peace! y away at the Sacred Heart Home. Charlottetown at the advanced aie of B8 years. Much sympathy is extended to her only son, John who survives her as wsll as one sister, Mrs. Jrhn Oﬁonnlr of North Carleton. The remains were brought to Carleton by fzrain Monday morning and the timers! which was largely attended was held at the Roman Catholic Church, Seven Mile Bay, the pis- tor. Rev, W. E. Monaghan, oi’- nclating.

Friends of Mrs. Nathan Bell of Carleton are glad to learn that she is convalescing from her recent lllness. v D

Survivor 0f Hotel Tragedy Heard In Probe

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