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l._._,,_°;-_\_ __\_‘ -_./, __ _ 1 vi/_prds. oi' <-xpi_cl~isi0ns 'U10

’ `~s1`-. \ .`_ ` __ _ _ .' _ ° 111111111 1“1_“1111 1111-11111 meeting with -the very hardest kind H . .__-,_--._-_-"_ -_ __ .`- --' - M _,_, _ -rc' 1--" iii-irii-‘iiinidhiienhngiiiin Ol’ ice :conditions between Borden snow' ' rio`iN§fo?eFsi)e,i'ilrt\AyaLt§._Tldi,t nlplitu I ""-`°`.‘~:-l'3:f“`=`fri”

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.\, _, "_ <0-iisriijiinmfiiiigiiznuil,-Y,'§"f,tiiii0i~gf thinee gliours tb negotiate thi) trip wnn_°“ed ‘nt Crystal Rink' Sum' _n°m;'" Wen- ti16y811ii191'9l1l11Buet~ _ Q

' »__._ 1 _ _l /1" o_n_.ii--ti aunlzt-mini slirgioni np- and often has to make wide de-_ ’ne"ine nm' night ne'“'e°11 'ne _G11 _;__e11lS¢iv<-IB and' have no one elso __ ~"" .'i,l1~1.w-

-_ _,__o~.-~.< __ ~. ~~j -_ . '-rations. as the tnniors one ,ours in order to nd the mos, -Crystals of Summerside linda Port 0 ame, I-t is now too late to I _ -' '. `~ 111001* 11110 110011 rL~lrwv\1d by if El in team The attendance was change seats ` ‘ 7"`i

__ _,__-_ ,- the notion of ii,-, .- - _ l.ivol'a-ble leads. On of the worst 5 -' ' - - “` &\‘.

._ __ _ ._ _ mae I-ily.

‘ -- oasnr r, B_ -R. The banquet 'in the Prince of with 1119 n11¢i`ii1011 10 U19 1`aCi11E - (§ii§i'\ii(.'z }(iii§§iainTrW-I Nei Huestls; Wales College Hall in the evening game 116911 011 0111 Bt1‘08ts.Thia isa ll. S. N. G., A. W. McDowell; L. S. was a grand success from every i neanmni ninnk fini' ‘11'iVf111 by 0111"

' ~ N. G.. lloroot- F. Lyle; R. s. v. G.. fl1=u\dl'»°1nt- |"s‘°@"1°n 1‘11"f1“1‘111 Mr- A1811 MC-

l', L. Bowlless; L. S. V. G., C. N. Notwithstanding the stormy wrist- - Pi1111'11011- Mr. McPherson has rc-

lsay; Conductor, Fred Palmer; her which prevented a good mnnyi_C@11liy relurnetl from overseasalid S. supporter, Keath Cameron; from outlying parts of the province 113 1111lU1”11iiy delightedio again held

, the reills over

_5 rt ,J. 0. Cobb; Inside from being _in attendance there at fast one. Dusky _

Glin,-,iin\iim1l;_ inner; Outaifia fs---r was nevertheless a splendid repre- Llldy is ihis i’llly’s name. She is ,mm John p--\r-~- ' _ sentation present of the gall-ant bred in the purple, being sired -by

' ` young men who volunteered for B0_n of Bi_ntZ011 and her dam is

__:<|N51-|1-U75 w0RK__.0n service against the Hun. _ 0 1151 115101112 1111110 S01'-1015’ G'i1`i _ _ 'Fliurstlny even-ing, Jan. 15, the El- Some 250 mcnibers of the "boys nil" n" 0nifif‘y Baron. His friends

. _ _ ___,,-. _ __

leo i l's.l ui' g s _ - ' _ - _, .=~- _ a f lu H din pm er gov its fine und cleainlooking ii bunch] "3" ` - A

_ f b - would wish to Ti1f‘r0 passed away to h H - ,'f"» J-\'=

members .ind one visitor were 0 038 HS 1111y 0118 eph M ____ nee) S h £1' env _ ._ , _

\Vonien’s1nstltnto mot at the of the old brigade' were present wish Mi. McPherson success.. -~..; at I

Mies is a barrier on the Bo, not large owing to the uniavor

Pit-r, oliont twelve toot nigh, 111118 1121111181 and 111° lrterwss 0; warts Kitten iN Ac~rioN__

riods, etc. l~‘<ir illl tllcsi-_ find otli1'1' troiibles known in Kelli*-1'al us \Vo- which is comingnni-i g°in5 nil ine the hour the game having starts Duringuie 105th Re'Uni°n 011 Wed'

or n--iiliive. so-iontiiic. never- time. About 100 cars of freight 91 945- ine 1111111 f1`°111 30111911 be' Hehdhy night Major T. E. McNutt ‘mf °""" ""‘“""~ ‘"1" "5 1111111* have accumulated on the mainland 'ng tw°.h0u“ inte' The gami was announced 1119 11311169 01' three

i _ ..,,|,|,|,,,, fn, iinus due to the conditions ex- Played 111 111199 iWe11iY _111 11ul0 members of the Battalion who had

w...n.n. wi... will wntr for it, lining. periods. In the first period tlwboen iiliiod ln action and into not

___ score was Crystals 4, P01! EiEi11 0- previously -been reported viz: Ed-

I. 0. 0. F.-At the last regular 111 1116 590111111 1119 SC016 WHS P011 ward R. Morrison and Harry Mor-

scfision of Prince EEward Lodge, I. Elgin 1. Lryaluls 0. In the 1-i1i1`li rlson, brothers, of East Bldeford

.l~‘_ the following ofiicers were Crystals 3 P011 Elgin 0, making the and Thomas Arthur Ed-win of North

'_ installed by -Past Grand, A. W. Mc- S0012 111 i'11V01‘ Of the C1‘yBt1iiS 7-1- St. Eleanors_

Dowcll for the ensuing termz- 5021011 11111 0110 E011] @-

.' ‘ , _ _- il; ice Grand 01' 01 -_ » .iti)ii)rlle iniiuiggdi iiteviioliiliing vtlecretnry, *_* ADD'-"ON To SPEED-""H01'119' i-iiilno non; noooroiog soorotory, BANQUE1' IN THE EVENING 111°" 1" 111° C111' are much pleased

ri-tonooav -WM-1-'°°1‘ 'N 1""N°! hold on with mot determination. 11- °°uNTV“°"nn°“i i°'1 °”" °' and reached the headquarten 0! ,

nite ii number of our soldier 311*\nP°¥ "9 1'°P°1‘1°0 li Mil' an ‘intently battalion. He then s are receiving _their 1014-15 °°\‘°11°- s°'°1’°1 °~‘"°‘ l1’° 1‘°l1°1‘i_-0¢i- made n to reconnaissance of our and ribbon through the mail. “U0 1” N°i1111°11i1 01111 011911111 front line in full view ofthe enemy

expected that the other medals *nd °11° “|11 111 311111111°"i\1°- D1- and obtained very valuable

h, here ,hm.,|y_ E.1!'.Tanton, health oflicer, Prince |o|~mo;io|,_

County. rewmmendr seneral vac- (ot-. C. gaiietted 27th october.

inatlon. . 1917.)

Asonic vis-i'rA1'loN Provin ° , _ Prior Munro, represonnng the I B ' F fyagdtzd Mmgryl crgnn'

Gund ,prmry or cum” "med The care of do urns vs Dinh. s_ _ Bt ntog aaa rowse, 2nd ce Edward Precepmry la" W. Jardine was resumed in te age y.,_ an. rr. Arty.

T Supreme Court. yesterday before 01* ¢011lDi¢\\011l 811-iillltry Bud

ig si;;§;;'g”BTl£;§°;;‘;n‘3{‘:: Hon Janice -pitzgo,-,1¢_ devotion to duty. During the after- _ J__y_ _y0|ms¢,,,,_ K_ C_ was “mmol noon of 28th September, 1918, be

tor the plaintiff, W. Bentley _‘;V°¢:__1;€_°:_01'_1_V:__1';i tlée l;attei_°y ICC. adA.-C.S ersf de- . e ocre, 0 TRMN3 AND THE STORM- fendafmn 'mm or make s reconnaissance of wire -~-

igggdfyiai gvfst p"'ni°n mg' Two more witnesses iwere examin ‘1;n1°n W1", 1111111111! the advance '

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delayed by a heavy ground pgdaznd the court adjourned ulltll Bunce was mmf; in musv_i;_ta;o<r_l;li:hi;

s:lc1c1e<;%ed inTgetBt&ug li;tci__'l‘ig- ` _ ‘ enrmyeaind _und_p_,- heavy fire. He ii _ on ue a ng s- reurn o pet ith

s hard iightr She lofi there on "0°"D sNAP°”"An°i11°’ ¢‘11’1 valuable lnformaiion. » :Neill tiivries ~

e yesterday and arrived here “nn” n°°°nW“ni°d ni' n sun ‘me he his ullown Brent zeal.

ut 2 o.cIock_ Although than of wind set in on Sunday evening, )

D heavy storm _yesterday mom_ bringing the mercury down to 10 de- FRIDAY

it did not. interfere to any great gre” n°l°W °n Monday m°"nn5°

nt with tile li-iltii on the wir. 011 1W° °1' 111169 °¢°r\»1°11r 111111 coi.oNEi. n. i-i. cAnPsEl.L. - branches, as it was light and “seek ”n°“ii11i°1`n11’ “mn il1'°5l7@°'~1"§ W0r_d has fbeen received that Lieu. packed- hem,m,_ o d time b zzards, started but eac Cop R_ H_ Campbell has been

- one ran out with less than one i,-ansfe,-_,ed to the Corps of Re_

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meeting ii discussion was held in Of 1110 P1°V1i1¢° and it wanrwplea" epiriwyreg' ineen' Snnnn Pyne-

nnm|,e,- of pins required for sure indeed to see the cheery, F01' I1 number 0_f years thc :iv 1n_,,mu, also the 'manor of greetings of friend to friend-lneil 'ceased had not enioyed "fry good

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Moillt-ol inspection of ooiiooi woo :_/_1;<;___;__ ag" _l;_l;_ __p_________m___e__ _________ ______ _______________-i_pi;__§__ti;___ir 2 is tic prevai ing supposition that all well-known brands of flour are

mkenn ;i£'0?.v§Pitmefirrilligrllgggalttzfrigi plains oi France and Flnlirlei~s,:iz1'1 "'f_il<-il silo -never recovered. Il' abuut the same in quality and that one ls just as good as another for

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gelner-with oaiolnlng ones ii about as they "armed 11" 1° 1_1}"_"‘*}“j‘_' ' _ I d* 8"* - ’}_‘*"~‘1 ‘°11° :~ baking.

to take up a course m Fi,-st Aid of those trying t...-,fi_ .»,i .t .._,c_..~ .._i.lv ve y tu.: dnughtcra. Annie

Home Nursing Nearly every er to exchange reziulilscenscs of L. of lSa:.k:ttoon, Slick., Mrs. E.

1, d Cid 'take th course days spent together in places which Mosher Souris and one son William Th

msmme decided to make a will always rem n n r m er o er sur vling re _ q P

er e 8 to 6 ~ ~ M , me, mem B, no ,__ H th V, - _ is is entirely wrong. The baking ualities of any flour dc end on

-__ canvas, 0, the d,,,,,ic, and ,ry .0 ory. - _ _ iotivoo are on ogoii mother now the scientific blending of the classes of wheat used and the skill and

The- ,hen ,,,,,,,,,,,ed ,O ,ako oorotoe for tno oooaolon with me one sitter Mrs. william onion, care exercised in its-manufacture.

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~ -ational colors; the Union Jack Sourlt. and four brothers, viz-

3§ii°i°`”f'51°S3"fl"iiifniiiii "le..‘:.1l':e_';"‘:‘..g..@s‘;L‘;“~... .&1?;'ti%.si.“;1.:;‘.i‘;i§..5“s;;..*“2'i:i -» it ...oe fm... ii.. tim... onnio wine. wi... .~

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im Nmoml Anthem' A vote 105th. Blinds furnished a splendid John oi' Sydne Mines, C B B ’

thrulks wHste11111‘1€<1 M11-1~ F1118' _ ~ | f .y ` ` ' scientifically blended w`tli Wc‘t H rd I h s l ` for nor idnii roi.-option, 'rho next nrosrdlume of 6111110111112 111115 ° <11Ic__§_1;m§__;_higyriivireyigrs_ago she _ _ . _ 1 S @1211 fl Wheat- t 11 i the g_00d

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_ _ ._ __-_ meeting wt? invited to the nomo me oecos _ _ _ ____o_______________0 S____r___ _______m _he-______ _ qua ities of both ln such proportions that it produces bnkings of jine, ""’>*7-1”; 2 ~- -2 ' °f M” J' ' `M°_"°_“' --Maopi-|Alt.-coMP'r0N 241-J_1_';’:_olne_e rt-iiilt-ii. even texture yet with body enough to be substantial

" 250 member I me origin! TIALS.-A wedding of Brea The funeral took place from her . - '

om? _mo "2 1)- the citymterest was quietly 5016111111165 home; services wcre conducted by

iflllfi- __~»i‘._-».j.=f-~._E__'-1:25 " ’ ` ' nl 105ii tt n 6 111 id f Ml-_ h _ . . __ - - -*=-5* yesterday to renew former friend- Ixgniggi Mum; re2.o;T;gn? when sie:;egni;_°1}h§_9V_-_ l'iM__/I\{.__.l3rown, as Thé fl8V0l" pI'OClllC€d by "B621VC!' Fl0Llt‘" IS Lllat fare, tlullikt “hgmgo

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home-house and barns-or your store with electricity. ha

In choosing a Plant don’t toy with your opportuni- wel

_ The Phelps will give you 100 twenty watt _lights tno for a whole night, if you need them. It will llgllta (11111

e every woman become 8 mem. The hall was appropriately de residing in Sydney Mines, C.B_, . . . '

i d . _i the day together. _ _ ‘ ~ ' ‘ _ ~ ~ - ` Y-_ or . .

Th§’sn”_§__ S‘;’;r‘;§ in the morning no their youngest daughter ;1_fr0<1=:_ _ _.__ _ made taste, so much sought after by all who enloy good things to cat.

_ . . . . was married to Mr. Albert Will'

You are thinking seriously of lighting your _farm _i:_ro_rro2?v.i__r_r;_o__r__§_;_»ti;;a_l:_s _f__r_;>_§_1 Macphoii, forinorly or 'ryno volloy once ,,,,,,e _,h,,, gm, ,,,,,0,

§- __ M h lasted one now or stimmerslde- Rev- Mr- no-ini into visited mo nomo of Mr “Beaver Flour” will improve your bakings. 'Try itl Sold by your

n n 5°'i°“5 me W C Rice officiating. The bride, Wim Thomas McCarvllle, Kinkoru, and i inn’ me night' 0 was -unattended, was EWB11 “Way claimed for its own his daughter, grocer-

ties-lruy one with plenty of capacity. _ _mln the “n°"“‘°°“ “ “mt “"1 Y by nor miller. one looked very Mary Fi,,,e,,ce_ ,L ,im early ,ge of

9 enienmnmiim was nm' up for churmiud 111 21 -i11`0V"11 fnaifmenne- nineteen' years. Divine"Pl'ovl`ile'n`ce Y' Y W V .

111 111 11111 P1'111ce Edward Wnen d ‘ tt ‘ frock. Afte the fi I -

ila_ger Gallaghe_r exl_i1l_l;itei€__;;3; iégreiilitinilgivhtich took place at;_t_w_<i 312' 0511;,”,;ul!h:e;;rT_?\I:eo;v§§?§_ig?

f h f - i ' lit oft' tho storo o Batter ‘"5 be” “‘°"‘§.'. i ° ...i no °’°‘°°1‘ 11” “"1 11"- M," Ba -l--i--o no tonne-to _ arm Ollie OI’ S8\ CFB Dig S g y' was illed t0 °V@1 ‘V115 lens left on the afternoon train or or m Pmme of Wales college two

alone. Its large reserve means plenty of electricity for E2311}i_“1:1d°_;§_§1;Bf§<1_f;1__y§;y£ me ?_oi_r____t_{_i_>in___r-:i_l.o__r;-_¢_o__ tlKi_;_;_;vil_l0g;>____t_o_ shm___ye,__§, _gcdd ,,_,,,n__xnni: I. H, toasters, electric irons, small motors, etc._ military lnnni ployeri ti nninbor of Y,,,,, The md.,-,., nnvolling ooo $11; °Ev;1° ll; gh if Sh"

ll 3 l' i 'W Char €lll8 excellent 59160110119 D1' Ea" R011 tume' was a brown tailored suit ' WW e e en er T e ` ' ol or gaso me engine I g S. and M1’ A B C0811 1111115 11 while she wore a black velvet hat genm t1°"_,’;_‘;€nflmySl§V°nh fgruiliei n " ' _"' "

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Battery While Operating belt driven machinery' number of solos which were greatlyiwith gold trimmings and a set of 051 n° d n 9 ii ways 011 Thurrliay D*2<2@111b@1‘ 15' .snr-:l\"r.s \vAN1‘isli.

_ _ . . . _ l d word for every- .

I r tl n Write appreciated. Vi/'lille Mr. Martin POW Hudson ful°s_ the gift of the groom. n sm e an 8 Mr. Eisley McKinnon a very high-

For literature and fu I llifo ma o , __M___________ _he boys with __ num

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` ber

Views of the 105th at Valcartler

and on -board ship for overseas

ew E S were also shown, The afternoon

part of the, programme was much enjoyed by Hil-

FREDERICTON, N. B.

of comic songs and dances

_ There passed peacefully away at

' ` ' ' Green Bay on Dec. 4th, one of the Dlstrubtors for the Maritime Provinces ___o__e____S of that place in the pw

6422-1~24MEStl3i. son

of Mrs. John Currie. Deceased,

‘__ _ _ _ _ .= who was ln her 79th. YBQT- WB!

the

eldest daughter of the late

Angus and Catherine McPhee. was

.-1..-.-.I--I-.I---.--.I-I born at West River, but later her

YS!!!

Let us show you ____

lly moved to Green Bay (then

- »E1myvale). She was a lneinber of

Baptist Church ot’ Bonsliaw noted throughout the communi-

,' arator we have just received ness and stirling intergrity-

' the

' Awonderful new cream sep- A ty for her unswervlng truthful-

.. _ 1

_, from “the worldzs greatest Q . _ Din 1 separator factory. - _ whe

We want_ to show yop this _ Q ‘ _ __

_ because it is_a rriarvel in the _ _Im _ _.- _‘fer . new profit it insures you- '\ she

' And yet, it is more 8impi° -\ Ann

1 ’l`he funeral was held at the Air

llload cemetery on Dec. 6t.li. re a urge host of her friends

' -V 'li gathered to pay their last tribute

espect to ller memory. Besides husband and seven children leaves to lnourn their loss, one t, five sisters, three brothers,

_ and sanitary and caller 1 several grandchildren. The child-

n _ .

Jturned and washed than `1' _ ever. i -

Gil `

SHARPLES --1

° Bu¢1'|oN-FEED

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are, Mrs Charles Rose North

_ Lakeville, P. E. I., Mrs. Pcter Ste- _ wart, Dorchester. Mass. Mrs. John 1 _ Malcolm at 'Cambridge Mass.. Dimi-

R. Belmont Mass., Mrs. John

Canney and Oscar at 'High Illver

' Alberta and Robert on the home-

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Gets all the cream even when you turn slowly. Every ' other separator ioses cream when turned below speed. _

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On Monday evening ix large numb- er of the friends of the bride met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.R. Allen when slie was the recipient of a flattering demonstration of populsrl:y. The members of the Methodist Church congregation and choir were largely represented and testified keen appreciation of the bride'-s church work. The possessor of splendid vocal talent, her singing not only in church ser- vices bul. in all spheres of chari- table and patriotic endeavor has been a valuaible asset to the com- munity. On behalf of the congre- gation and choir Rev. Mr. Rice extended thanks to the bride and also handed her a substantial che- que ol Q when of their apprecia- bn of tier services. The bride re- irei d a large and varied number or t duable and useful presents.

The last issue of the Canada

Gazette contains anot'her long list of awards for war service with statements of the services for. which the decorations were made. The list includes the following:

Awarded bar to Military Cross: Lt. William Lawson Jenkins, M.

C., 2nd Siege Battery, Can. Gnrr. Arty. _

On 28th September, 1918, he was

sent forward from the battery posi- tion near Bois de Cocret to estab- lish communication with the infan- try frolit line system. Although

ad--Putrivi P16880 CODY- .coming under heavy shell fire, he ny the iduérdian e ‘"1"

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Also a number needed for land stations. Canadians from 18 to 111111 Wm- MUCHIJG- Two from Mr.

years desiring a steady position parying $0 to $100 -per montl; and “nd M111- 501111 L- M<>Aieer, Mr. T.

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body so that only to see her was I to love her. ,

her head when she came home for

was pronounced Spinal Meningitis. , Everything possible was ‘done to L help her,_ but God willed other- wise and on -Monday morning, Jan- uary 12th, her spirit winged its

way to its God.

The funeral which took place on

Wednesday morning at nine o'- clock to St. Malachi's' Church, Kin-

k°1'1* ‘V119 0119 01' 1110 i111S€Bi €V€1` unconsciousness. Medical aid wits

held there. The Requiem High g Mass was sung by the Pastor Rev. c M. J. ‘Smith who attended her dur-

the last rites of the Roman Catho- lic Church were bestowed upon her ere her soul took its flight. The services at the grave were conduct- ed by Rev. Fr. 'Smith assisted by J Rev. Fr. Duffy. P.P.. of Iona in whose parish deceased had been

The -pail-bearers were:-Percy Murphy, John A. Smith, James Mc- 0 Garry. Joseph McGiilgan, Basil Flahaven and John M. Mulligan. She leaves to mourn besides her heart broken father and' mother 11

two sisters, Katherine, teacher at “nd Jnnn ‘if Winnipeg 111111 Finioi’ Newton C;-0”, and Et-119| at home of Brookfield. Mr. McKinnon will also thi-eo brothers, Eddie and E,-_ be much missed not only in his nest nt home omg Emmett |n v,m_ own home where his very presence

was. always s. benedlctioti but also

00\1'V61‘. BC To the bereaved f

xtends deepest

"Eternal Rest Grant unto her 0

Lord and_ let Perpetual Light shine

ceived from Wilfred Cudmore, and Spirituil Boduets were received

rs enny,

-Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mulligan, Mar- garet and Mrs. Mulligan, Stephen

Duffy. .Hilda Siireenan, Stephen J.

Deceased complained of a pain ln_ 5

the Xmas holidays’._ Medical aid 3 was 5“n"n°nen and rn" innlndy ilot until w-llllin it few weeks of

_ all. He contilnued in this state of

ing her illness and by whose hand unconsciousness until in the early

morning of Thursday his spirit took its flight. Mr. McKinnon -is the last brother of a large faintly. Two sisters survive him viz: Mrs.

.r,

Mass., and Mrs_Anglls N.McLcod ol' Brookileldddesides li sorrolvimr wid-

tesching. o\v Mr. McKinnon leaves to lilourn

the loss of a kind and loving fath-

MoLeod of Darlington; Miss Jessie of Winnipeg and Miss Katherine

y esteemed citizen of Brookfield assed peacefully away nt the ago f 75 years. The deceased lliid not een in ii very robust state of ealth for several years but it was

he time oi ‘Ml'. McKlllnon’s death hut. llis‘ condition caused his friends to be alarmed. On the Mon- dnlgr evening preceeding his dcuth he retired as, usual at about 9 o’clock and a- little later when his daughter Katherine called around to make htm comfortable for the night she found him in it state of

ummoned and all that kind friends ould do _was done but all to no tiv-

alnes ‘Matheson of Dorchestc

r three sons and three daughters. The daughters are Mrs. John A.

t. home and the sons are Malcollli

in the church and in the coinmun- it where he always stood for what was best. He was for many years a faithful member of the Church of Scotland and was ever ready to help on with every good cause. His kiind and genial man- ner together with his beauty of ‘spirit will long be remembered by all who had the pleasure of know- ing him.

The funeral which was n very

large one was held on December 25th. The services were conduct- ed by Rev. Thos. Goodwill and Rev. R. H. Stavert. The ball hear- ers were Fred Dollar, Cllreiiton Dol- lar, Daniel Molnnis, Myles Mc-

Donald. Harry Paul, and Nelson Bell. interment was in the Brook-

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