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THE (ZHARLO'I"I‘E'I‘OW N GUARDIAN H .

l ..._._

l eign as Queen Elizabeth l lForecast forLittle Princess

was going to do for her and herl The mom spun cmmy be“) father. She had been thrilled with l

"i the pro pect of their regaining all l 0 0 0 0 f) l) () l) (l () l-‘tlﬁlﬂs 8Y<§$- The Wﬂlllreis handed that they had lost. And now, it 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l" l! 815-5 0f W819i‘. 811d Jﬂhlilly didnt count. Though size might

leached llm we table llllll well l t. the brink of wealth l... Training Since Earliest Childhood Has Been that of Potential Ruler

h“ hmld- l glory, it didn't really count. All

CHAPTER. XXXIV

health all Winter.

delicious Jamaica orange

desserts and salads.

ALPHA W. L, YORK

was nnswrrcd by vet's;- or motto on

meetings rcari and rirlapfrd. Three mcnrbcrs paid fccs. l/lorzcjy rccciv- ed front play $9.50. The iticctaig

c.

President, Mrs. Ollic Brown; VllZ"

llESE sweet, "Juicy TROUT HALL Oranges are here again. Eat plenty of them for vigorous A generous glass of orange juice at breakfast and arr- other during the day. See the won- 0

EMPIRE GROWN FRUIT FROM SUNNY JAMAICA

bcrs: on" Ylilltfii‘ present. The roll "l

peace. Minutes of last rind annual l

s and grape»

fruit. Enjoy them, too, in quick

Look for the name TROUT HALL

sidcnt. Mrs. Elmer Brown; sec. .. lllirs. Milton Vex-soy: direc-

4:1

If. was mcvcd and sccnirdr-d that

l l and l\.'Ir.. 1'1. ll. Vcssey. l we join thc T. B. llcaguc. Two new l

‘lrvay. Wlxy, not even

sick committee, ltirs. Will Cooke

"When did it happen?" Alma l asked the waitrcss. l

lire did it, I was working to get

lcaused him to do it. even though

lire had no idea what we were do- mg."

" teady. Alma," Johnny said lquietly. “You mustn't feel that Carryall | knows exactly what's up- and "wont until Chris Gordon has as- " lsembled his evidence and drawn l up charges."

“I cant bear it, Johnny. Even though Sig helped to break and lruin my fathcr—-cven though I l hated him for tbat—I cairt bear

to think of his being drivcn to-

l this!“ "You're being unreasonable, Alma." Johnny argued. sui- l cide may have had nothing to do I . l

“Drink this coffee," dcied firmly.

Obcdientiy. ;he drank the hot liquid. Suddenly, her eyes swam with tears. and she lowcrcd her

l relating to

Johnny or- ‘-

lids haxtily, but not before Johnny l

had seen.

coat on. gently pulled the collar tip under her lchin, and knotted the gay silk scarf. His fingers fcund her cold little hand, and lic held

usteadl“ °ld Emu" he “ld 50ml t that mattcrrd was Johnny.

l "Feeling better, sweet?” Johnny l

“Docs there have to be a reason

‘Qvidcﬂw against 11in‘! and ROY the a ked sobcrly. "Destiny weaves lCarryB1l—°hl°1'1Y ﬂﬂﬂiﬂﬁﬁ Carryall. l a pattern beyond our control. And ‘ around the world in all those land: l llllllt S12 W115 imolvﬂi. too. I feel so l Ive lcarncd to take thing". as they

lllllilly-ﬂlmﬁi 8-5 OIIOUKII I llﬂd l come—to take today, right now, l

this minute. for all it offers, and i let: the rest go."

A chill swept over Alma. That. old shadow rising up between them again! That old stiffnrs in his voice when he touched on matters himself-when she brought him round to thc subject of hlm and her. She had carefully i avoided the subject until now, and she had carefully refrained from l asking him why he had first come ‘lo Burntwood poing as a hobo golfer. But now she must speak out. She had liopcd he could ex- plain things to her now-that things would be different.

"Johnny!" she said. "Why won't you tcll me about yourself

you tell me? Why do we have to i have all this secrecy? I asked Chris Gordon, btit he wouldrrt say “said i; rva rip to you." Johnny was silent for a long _ moment. Fatally he spoko. l "Alma. I can't explain-any l‘

between tlrrm was still there. and she couldn't break it down. The atmosphere during dinner

l was ztrained, though both tricd to

tigh 1y to it a: they walked out of I make casual conversation. After- the luuchroom and Climbfrd into l wards, thcy drove hotnc in silence.

the car.

Johnny walked up to thc door

Alma slipped down in the scat. l, with Alma. and then, suddenly.

l close to Johnny‘, and a". they sped ‘ll toward thc country, his comforting l ncarness and thc monotonous drone jot‘ thc motor soothed her jangled l nerves.

l And. as the tnilcs unwound. she

l

ﬁcﬂrvbyzlrene’ esscyl‘

caught her tight in his arms, close to his potindirtg heart.

“Alina!" he tzroaucd. "Alma. believe me. i"s worse f0r.me than

llit is for you!"

He kissed hcr savazcly". yct with

ing his last days of stiﬂcring.

A vote of thanks was tendered ‘which were at times almost intol-

thc retiring officers. Mrs. Brodie

. collectors wt-rc appoaitcd to colcct and Al's‘ E‘ ‘I’ V955“ gave an ll“

l for P. Ell. Holzpital.

THE OUAKER METHOD’

OF EASY BREAD BAKING

tcrcsting talk on their travels. Meeting closed: a dainty lunch was

Ollie Brown with the president in the chair. The meeting opened with ' Christmas carols. led by MrsHeath l Vcssey. Minutes read and adopt- ed. Roll call was answered by What‘ would you like to serve for Christmas supper.

l discussed and ﬁlled in child wel- fare and education. and better schools. It was reported that “In- stitute News" subscription should be handed in. Mrs. Warren Vessey had n very interesting contest. Meeting closed. A dainty lunch was served by hostess.

lerable. Brit blessed with a strong Catholic faith. and thc hope of one day enjoying in heaven a stirccnsc from his earthly‘ sufferings. lic gltvc

Two sorts. Adrian and Thomas. and four daughters. Fnustina. Es- ther. Teresa. and Mtiricl. besides his grief stricken widow. are loft to cherish his tncmovy and pray for his eternal happiness.

He leaves also l/J mourn his strd-

Wm. Doiron tCharloftc), Battle- forcf. and" Mrs. J. F. Roach tMary Loretta). Kelly's Cross. and a fos- ter sister. Georgina, tMrs. Leo B. Doyle) Charlottetown.

His funeral took place to St. Jos-

Dcc. 7th front thc home of Mr. J. F. Roach, and high requiem mass

epivs Church, Kelly's Cross. on!

BY MILTON BRONNER. l

had been born to thc Duke and Duchess of York. A thrill ran

where the Union Jack waved.

Americans wondered why so great a fuss W33 made over the new baby. After all. she wasn't in direct line for the throne. Her uncle, Albert Edward. Prince of Wales, was head ' of her father in the succession. But Britishers knew history, remember- ed that King George V, the weli- l leloved and aging king, had not expected to be ruler either, yct he had reigned long and honorably. ‘Jfliey knew the importance of even indirect succession. knew even then that Walci had little relish for _. assuming the weight of rezponsib- l llity that overhangs the throne. l

The Bruton S.rcrt house was thc London home of the duchess. It

and astrologer; were soon busy

‘ rating" her horoscope and coming

tip wi.h thc prediction that she .

would one day reign as Queen ‘

Elizabeth II.

Cut first teeth on Queen's Pearls Simple clcthtizg was provided.

Sandringhaun trztd Buckingham Palace for several month" whilc thc Duke and DlICllCwS were called away oti a tour of Australia. _ "Grtrnrlmtf took excellent care of lrcr charge. and bought her a spc- l cial nekiaco ' to cttt her teeth on when the rptecnl» own pearls be- gan to suffer. By the time thc first birthday came around. Eliz- abeth was ready fo celebrate by walking

l By thi: time. a new rr-‘idencc ' lin Piccadilly" had bcrn provided for ‘

'the Duke of York and his family. ‘l and Princess Elizabeth knew a new nursery. Occasionally, thc family ljourneycd to Glamis Castr in

l trips through Hyde Park which ad- joined the Duke's hott e. “I.illibet" Take: Mattcrs in "and

l At two. the littlc prinrcss again l QThank you, I've secn that.‘ the l f

" went for" a long visit with her "Grannyf Queen Mary, who would si: on the south terrace of Windsor

lit lc girl bowed in acknowledge- l merit of the cheers that greeted her

right steps while drag- l gillg a woolly dog and holding a ‘

when the family drove in thc SUGCLi.

was in the drawting room. listening to the conversation. Suddenly she wa .ecn to push a bell, and when a servant responded, sire said per- emptorily. "Ring for a taxi!“ Turn- ing to the guest. then, "Lillibet" said with childish bluntricss. "Lady. l go!" But needless to Jay it wa. Lillibet who weut~to bed. t ’I'AKE TWO REIGN AS QUEEN.. Indcpcndence was early incul-

llcr first appearance before camera, with her mother hovering over her, is about the only one in

(lite-en Mary. found it advisable to give hcr a string nf beads to save l wear" and tear on the royal pearls. ,' which wcrr- being used as a teeth- ‘ iirg ring.

cared into the child. and it was a

continued with clccfion c. rfiiz- a. l Program: An itrtcrcstitig paper . . - ‘Scotland, nncicirt seal of tlic

llm- I‘? Jl VPS-Wy and Ml‘ WHYPCH l on ‘Our Iicrifhcc." by Colonel Served by hostess‘ ' . h“ ramlly ﬁlm “lose “no "'”“.“' 1m.“ duchcss‘ Iamilik to cuiov c..r..tl"_v bookseller at Forfn". s otinttd. near V9559" acllTl R5 flfflllillvflﬁ- ‘Iii? ‘Drcrv: slrsrt sicrrh by retiring The Docenlbor meeting was held a slllong manlple of mo” W0 life. but. trstrzilly the littlc princess Glzimis Castle. who was astonisdrcd follorvtng officers elected. l president; titan-o solo, “Iii rank and on the um Al; m“ home o! Mrs‘ blessmgs‘ l outdoor life was restricted to pram one day to sec the four-ycai-old

Elizabeth shoopitig in his store for

books. and carrying her own littlc . l purse. l Rejecting several with a grave

. littlc prince." finally chose one with an equally grave "I will take that."

l owing to lllclenlent weather l do“ pasilng m0 brothers‘ Bmllcll‘ Castle crochcting and talking to land counted out the coppcrs to pay ‘ l time were only nine tnctnbvrs l "l Kﬁllys Cfllssl m“? Wall" "l l'f(‘l‘ favorite Rl'f\ll('lCllll(l. Already lror it. l orcscui- Two questionnaires were . Edmmllml- “"4 l"’° “lslﬁs- M“- . rt W85 noted with What gravity thc l ~ - - ~ l . . l

l By thc time she was fivc. the

I ll be seen making his way to be pro- l sent there to join in offcrﬁngpraise j and thanksgiving to the Great Giver of all good.

' Wlltfll in Denver. Coloraix fnl was sung by Rev. J. C. Pitrc. P.P., l

i890 he joined thc "Holy . Jlfit‘

M10 3159 0510i!!!“ ﬁl- m’! RYRVP- l Society” and has ever since been a

' 'I‘hrcc sisters survive hirrfviz: MK

lT. Cairns. bot 65: Mrs. Francis l McKcnna. Kinkora. and Mrs. John l Lcc. Nfaldcir. Mass.

It was his request flint his re- mains be taken to the home of his nrpherv. Newton. and‘ his funeral which was largely attended was on

the _

l ‘First Biography Written at Four l I I l

rl.;ll;t.l: 'l....l.‘.i' .l; tl "ll

asked sudden! and, startled. Alma ' r ' ‘ ~ ~ " ‘a t . l. (L; l . t . “mm ‘m; anemoonl About six‘ ‘Came out oryhcr absorption and l tNca Service Staff Correspondent) l ‘]EllZEfb€tll_ lvgts liot qured thlrcti l fllhl‘ lull“ llmnl I believe. They say it was the‘ smiled tremulously. l LONDON, Deon-Crowds gath- “u? atnl mil occlérrel “Han l l,lll.{‘llx_lll_ ll l,_._'l‘ _l ,bank closing that made him do it." "Thinking that you always man- ‘cred cn the pavement in front of pmllls “it fl" 1.6mm‘: rwa,“ "aw l llll' llc l, lttglli ll, l “Johnnyﬂ Alma Wlllﬁflﬁfed. when age to bc on hand when I need you 1'l Brunton Street on April 2i, i926. lnobl cmklungllcholsscwss eilfértallk ‘ (llllll ;l l; lthey were alone, "this makes me l most, Johnny! Wondering why ‘ Newspapers clrironcd with bold :12‘ gorillas‘, This. Hull, prlnlllll- l ‘i‘r.rlrl ti t» ..: . . ‘i961 llflTiblei M1119 Verb’ time thﬂi- ‘ you've done so much for me!” ircadlincs the fact that a daughter ' ' ' m um c otrtiv ti l). . l. - ' '2.

l (Illi .l' lI. lli‘ loriq ‘t rlnl. rcr lfl _ "- .l.- ltss lrclgeiatg titan a ’!i'll‘»‘_l‘.~ lgl

ll to Elizabeth

‘tirarkcd b). ."is'c;. Aiargaxr-i llv '

The pzitictxs‘ rnrlzz: ~. : l .. .- els, d132,!» "laiird to c d the l t‘llll(l to p - ‘ b’ "tl r

c» --

. . l ,5 8U l. lllt‘ Pinrt. lfllxa.

Pcoplt- of “Jules Prcwnt Play liouu Winn .ll- 'r‘..l . ., lit-r 1r‘. l.

- l - -- - - l . < . u- l " house. but a simple l l l. .. , . \-. derful difference it Will make tn l ~ “"11 “lmmlal "mlels- .1‘ ..““y “hat is all this ins-stay! Why “as?” all"? [‘..'il.fl..tl' ,l.l l .. ll - s - "yum have been because that Blfl Jlli-ed ciid yoti come here under the nanrc "Freely “HS Rivﬂnged. The baby_ from tire |).‘(A]l . l". l l- chlldren mo _ ume bprlng Conles l him. And Sh; COUIQYW lake 1}" l of "Anthony and take a job a: a El“ w“ ‘mmcd r9141“ “wlller- he‘ " ' a ]]l{‘.l"lli!..l; ‘.lt:.-.l ll..<. .0 l >l.l around! ¥ l “Sig . . . dead!" Alma WhISPFT‘ | golf pro, when your name isn't An- ‘ l5‘_l~"“l“d'l='l“l;)d'_"‘°lll°l'~ and n“ l plcte "lint l-nc loud l. lint! v.1 . l m. “L-d known mm all my l Llwny m all and when you m reap l gran mot er, Elizabeth Alexandra. Jul,‘ ll, a “Tlllll l. l l l.

Keep healthy [m5 winter with ‘[1959 Life . " l 1y a. well-known lawyer"? Won't l MMY- n“? L°nd°ll Slimlhsayers hurt-c for a l ‘ ' ll pl llf

horlscktlt-pzh: li‘ -.t'. ~l ‘ o.’ the llfllh’ r

\\:i.\ bcznl; deli. v paurci iliiu wal t" 0i the li‘t'o ct. .tl.:llr. cntcrtaintncrits n ' call I ' .‘

l. ‘. ‘ d, but, it ".\a~ ic-

Ml the skin and 0n the WHIDDGI‘. "DEBT." lit! Whiillefﬂfl lleﬂflvfll‘. , more than I could bctorc." he said . 9x991)“ YODOHO [timeless garment, a lien-mi. "don't feel so badly ovcr this. lslorvly. "But from thc bottom of lllzllljeriﬂl 20a! dliwoldoilﬂtcd bsldhef l _ _

Every Twill "a" orange mi zrarw- C9““‘" l“ ‘lemml 5“"my' 1°“ l mt “lwl- I ."‘l"°“°"‘“l‘7"'°"°'-v' l :'l‘l1t" Illlitfilzlllfllfllnuflllltfffv lilllbiliélaltll; ' i "l"t'l'_ﬂllll'iillllill\lllll"li ll I 2 [Hm is "waXq-extld" m plum-W l“, (IFIVP Ollt 1Q ll" GYM’ [(30059 Ill" l flittu:-—all your interest. in mc~ lQnéml k-‘livi|iu\ll1 and hall comb l l‘ ' '

tree-fresh, delicious ﬂavor. Look for and have (lrrintr there. The ridc ci'c_i.\‘illllllla 0"li'-"lllal-'* all I "a" l doll.“ llllralllgll céllopl, vlllmla Engt it rentzrton Prlttcr ' "TROUT HALL.- “n "u, skln and ‘he lwill quiet your nerves and. rrtaybf. do.‘ _ _ I l Quvm Ma" ' ‘ Elvahllll ‘ wrapper-Jinan you'll KNOW they're imakl‘ ~"°“ l““"5-"'-"~ Shall ‘W? I Alma hat in stricken silence. If. l Th“ Quccl" Vol, d“, lnwmt l“ i-‘rcirc r recitation l‘.'; Hr m“, and lulu“ Alma rose. and he slipped her was the same old story. The wall llhe babv and- ﬁned llor h“ m l kmnhqm. . _ . .

With lPl\tl_\' f.ici'i writing lillll ;_ll‘ll.'l.l'l||!.l_\. . iiig fr)!‘ al.‘ .ublr.t,l nut. n"..r A matirs thc liiflt- prllrtr \\ '.l."i;. ll lllQ lhlllltl ])Ifll.‘l lll’ l’ ffllltf .‘. Ho." ll"l’lllll t‘ ' ' ‘l ‘l f.l"<' lifil" Pi‘ groxvitr" null .~t-nll~ "ll tho ll‘ uli l1 il. normal guluuod.

--—-—'~-—- tron. . . . . -, . l . The lllllltlill nrccting of Alpha In-l sol-g, M“ 11mm vessel; Ml-gHm-b marveled that she could always strange trndcrncss.‘ Their. alrnoi lllglrjllvlnLllillplllciclflllllfﬂl‘retail. l rvhirh Princess Elizabeth failed to =l,r11r¢- mlll, n; ml» ham‘. o! Mr_§_' VH3“. Al“ lvam,“ vessel; amp l forget everything, the minute she flinging her from hmuhc ran down b"); nrmco“ w“ qb-lo to ﬁred Show m, mun“, mun“ and licrb Vcssﬂv. Nov. 2.3 ms‘... Pres. glory‘ Mpg, p_ B]'Qdig_ Ml~5_ B, A_‘ W118 ﬂlfmc Willi JOhITIlY-l Yeﬁ-{PF- ll?!‘ ﬁll“ 5 llllllllFd m“) m? (‘m3 and lllol.’ ‘nth Qll/llllllllnvil Mulnn-n-I" a! umlerstanding of thc attention Mrs. a. A. Mallclt tn tho chair. ltqlllelt; “h5g1 Cglllllllllal, Mm l day. rho lmd bren filled with glor- l drove array. , ‘lpl-nl Igritiih cl]ilth'c~n~lip]ll llflcl, ftifttfdctl hcr. At top ilTizatlt-th is ml‘- Fllll “'85 ﬂllF-lvﬁfffd by l-"vlllﬂil- Lesicr Keir Mrs. Frank Watts. lolls dreams of an that h“ {Ormula l lTO b” cmllllllmll llllollllllw l l l l l j pictured about thc time when

i‘ E h‘ o n u’ TlThe pallbeilvrrei; were J ill/fess:- true 2nd fafithfltiltmgtntber.agidlwilrc l Fnday_ “m held at St’ Milk l iomas . c anus. om .l a ba 'ge o tin a e witc ic “Chi-S church who". a mass m _ ~. < , . F, _ _ _ _ , “all-Km 5lll_ Monl-lgham JV wvMb " mind w“, nmchl and ill may b3 l um“ w“ Sung for me repose s: oui‘ lllraarlicthdua: initiated infodn-r‘ vlllrlrl ohlr. Kenna’ Horace Tmlnorv J’ H) Nmp "my said m“ he had 8mm Wk l his so"! by the pastor‘ Rev‘ NL J. “N atlmlélalnig Call!“ - “dplt 13c grunting lmfc-snr blpggitll of Dun. tes. ' pect and reverancc for the Holy smllh who also omclated M lhc Luau,» M yolk ' u or "Hllmlmll: “Y” ‘ll "l" "m" “llll Nﬂmv- grave. I Tilt? (‘Xallllﬂﬁ lllllls 5N bl‘ hlm His remains wcrc laid beside l l i!‘ l- - - . must have borne fruit among all l 111cm Qt m5 wlfg in the ﬂdjfllﬂlllf! ‘l,]‘1::lll‘(|‘ll “__“l||»]:-':]|:"R/I|-1‘gmll llllllnlrlllnlllllxl? f companions and others with whom! (‘(\|“(*{pf_\'_ 50ml, (ml. l0 all-Ml l, l ___ll_l lllllil M‘l._'( ljm. j_. ‘l “‘ “l” ' he associated during his sojourn glorlqug X'[\h"l‘re(\t,ion_ Mm“- mnsl ‘

MR. LEVI F. ‘TRAINOR

A prominent. ﬁgure in thc his- lQYY 0f Kelly‘: Cross parish was rcnrovcd by the death in tiie Char- MR JAMES J- HUGHES lottetown Hospital on Saturday flight. Dec. s. toss, of Mr. Levi r. Tl"? "t" MY- Jm“ J- "uﬂlles Trajngf, an," a long and palm,“ was born at Shamrock on the 14th illness. ‘The deceased was the son “l Aprlll 136i all‘! dlﬂl l" ll" here on earth. cards and spiritual offerings rvcrc of the late Patrick and Sarah °l""l°l“’l°“"‘ lmsplm °“ El"- lsl- Those who were intimate with" pl-asrhtcli. . . Nltlltllhﬂll m lllf‘ Ulillvfl ‘- l Trainer. Kellys cross. He received 1936- H“ "ml be"! l“ ‘lmllllll’? him found him w be a man nos- The Ilallbffafcfs were Qlkyggygh (llltirtli, hlslsteti by Mi‘. rlrlltll- (ll l Arc ..'<Il'|_lt\ll7(‘ l‘ l ' his education at, ml; 1mm Schml llvﬂllh i0!‘ U1!‘ l)i\5l~_ 3'98!‘ Wllllﬂlll- scssing many noble qualifies of l John Circciran. Frank Grccnan, ilic Eapust Church. The lr;.n.r.l under the tuition of the late Mr. mm“ “OPP 0f PPSRlIIiIlS hi5 usual heart. and mind. and an ideal en- Walter" Mrtrtagh. Albert McKctma. l ‘lint! ncro-"Jcsus Dover o: My t‘ ‘ri \\lit)l‘llt~ tlilrl lllliill l.. ".- J. H. Devcreaux, then prlilcipftL l, strength mid H201‘ although M- tcrtafncr when any visitors called Ernest, puny almyames R Grllcm Soul." "P " of Ages“ and ‘Abide or .1rrl;.~ rhlllrll ill llll ll';ll‘ noted educationist of that time. l-lc "lmd bl’ ll" ‘ml “wdlml sklll at his ""1"" m"! "1"" l“ will-Will’ l M!» May his soul rest in pram-- l wlll‘ M”

The pail bcrtrcrs were Jnlnr .\'l.--

-‘l| t wlzl.‘

rv l

TDelicious ‘come-made Bread or Rolls‘

.r~r\;cc \\':l.\ conrluvtrtl by llov.

without drudgery or failure .'

BECAUSE of its superior quality, Quaker

Flour will give

you positive satisfac-

tion with your regular baking methods. Try a bag of Quaker Flour and learn how

superior it really is.

If interested in an easier,

1‘_119118ll f0!‘ the entrance examina- tions, as his ambitions did irot lead that way, Ht; spent; some years in Boston. and while there made. as he did wherever known, hundreds of friends. who will be pained to hear of his early death, Edits "a Jolly good folio -- he spread optimism and sunshine in every contact with every one of

home of his nephew W. P. Mc- Kcnna, Newton. Lot 26. when he thought in the open cottntry air that sortie improvcmctit might take place. btit alas! some weeks ago he became seriously ill and moved t0 the above hospital when in two wrecks afterwards his soul passed to the great boy-and.

He was always a sincere and dc-

left school when about, proﬁcient H8 sncnt ll"? lmﬁl- Slllllmﬂ‘ Bl U"! a shrewd and plcasiirg Qnvcrsabl

ronalfst. and often those aroundl him were stirred to merrfnrcnt. by his sense of rcpartcc which seemed l to be a natural trait of his. Through his death the parbh of l Kinkora loses a citizen of intelli- gence. broad mlndedncss and strict honesty. who always without mtir- mur stood willingly behind the church, schools. and all other pub-

he respected the "Golden Rule."

.C.ri".'illc, John Canzphc l,

IN MEMORIAM ‘~-

JAMES H. REEVES

Etitcrcd into rest at his home in‘ Freetown, Prince Edward Island, on thc afternoon of November frltir. i036, James H. Reeves, after a vc.y

his wifc, and was born at incctorvn

CHRISTMAS E

Lictlrirr- L-lflll-lt-IT-‘l:

wuzwl YEAn-‘sl

whatever race or creel; H h vout member of the Catholic lic institutions for the beneﬁt and “n” lllll?“ keen SEHSQ or 1111mm; whlchedrggl: Church nt Kinkora. and most uplift of thc community in general Cl?“ “l: m? 5°“_ M. m“ ll“? him friend; who “mud always m_ putrctual at all tlmcs notwith- so that it may be truly said that l ‘a ‘c5 “l” and “Mmllll: Beale“

member hlm_ on m5 standing weather or roads. as he . _ .

return w the could on every possible occasion His wife predeceased him t o mltihellgéallltaaalgnrrlcd Ell“ All)" 5e_r_v_l°f§_,lll$r°_._.llelq,ln, ;_°vll.uffl“_*_~vgPI5_l1g° a§g__l'h.e..y...h_lid__.n_lt..llllll_@l; daughtcrlof thc late Jabcz Arbing‘. who still survives.

Bcsfrlcs his sorrowful; widow. ll!‘ leaves to mourn. four ions atrrl on‘ (latiglitcr, namely": Hartford of Sum- mcrsidc; Eldon of Kcnsingtotr; Rus- sell and Reginald. l-rcctown; anti tvftrvl lvlrs. Charles Crockett oi

l Windsor, Ont. Tin s_vrnpatlr_v. cstccrn and rmlprct l of nil was manifested by fhc lnrg" number" of people who gathered n. {[

province he operated l farm for 5°"!!! llme- b1"- befnx attacked by bronchial asthma he wag compelled to "go easy." For some time hc acted as salesman for gm Raw, l 191811 Co. and lately had an agency l ‘g for ready-tci-wear clothing. F0 l ' time hc. with his family fcsldgd a; l ‘ Wfltshirc and Cardigan,’ ‘ During the past . ‘ . lived in his irntivc lpﬁlrkisgr lylrlltolvll’; loblfged. owing to his disease ble- coming more enervating, to remnn in thc house. Only about threel tt::.s~.r=..t;~ vi l in Charlottetown. a “W” l Ab0ut.-20..¥ears a o i; . Miss Katie Murray 08f Al§,,',‘}"§,ll°,§ was indeed a good wife and moth- er, l. loving and capable nurse dur-

quickler baking method, write The Quaker Oats Com- pany, Peterborough, for free illustrated book giving full instructions regarding The Quaker Method of Easy

Bread Baking. “Wk” ..!I for Bread, Cakes and P2807

‘FARE IND A QUARTER FOR THE ROUND T"' l‘ Gov-d ping Wednesday, December 23 until 7 pm. sll-llrllv, tin-ﬁlly... , , limit to leave destination not llfn‘ than midnight, Evil-allay, De€m

Aim gmd going Wednesdlv. December 30 until 2 r m. Sunday. Jam . l R4,,“ in| to luve destination no! liner than midnight, Monday. January 4, 19:7.

‘I'll!!! 5ND l THIRD TOR THE ROUND TPIP Good [MRI Blrnllnv. Der-rather ‘.10 until Fririnv. Jlnulvv \ illwl t," 1.3mm‘ |._m_l to luv: destination not late: than mzlrmglrt, Fndny. January B. nil.

lice: Your Stomach Rebel‘ Alter Every Meal You Eat?

_ The lllrlafvll, heavy feeling after meals; llll llflt l\

B the empty. sinking, gnaw-in before nrealn;

the belching and ﬂatuletrny etween meitlll; the rising and aouring of food, all thou B tr l () l)

and more fall to the lot of those suffering B t t t l R s

the house of mourning, and by the large funeral cortcge. which follow- ed his remains to the cemetery at‘ Freétowit on Friday‘. November 1122i; wherr- a l that was mortal of a kind

i

friend was rcvcrently laid w rest c h N

way ti I t. l ' h | out“? 91.811?‘ °‘l‘.'l‘rIZ..'¢“t'l‘.'r.1Z'..».......f§l'.2'.

will-v m" “amt-m om rill". n predate] "u. 1} I\

from stomach trouble.

Burdock Blood Hitters tones up the membrane lining of the stomach. and re~ stores the natural process of digestion.

Take 011.13. and get rid of your stomach trouble.

Tickets and complete inlomiation from anv agent

Always the Same

there to await the (lawn of a glor- ious resurrection. The floral tributes were beautiful,