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a a w w ~ . irom-aoadyior j. The Popular Vote By the once joyotls hearth. hr!‘ ttlzniti when the Ila)’ ‘m? ill; ill COlOTfUl CllflSlIlUHS CZITOIIS. ‘ o; "The ilgun-s m‘ lllu byelcetiourlA smilc hath passed which filled its m“ ~*1.""1‘3“'?iF1°°,“‘”?‘?',§}‘P? ,..-.‘,’§‘,‘...

{which liiiva taken place duriiii: lhti home with light; lms“ :.'1H(i’i"':gl)‘;‘!‘(;;l “félrimn 1.11‘ (jiiiiutlitin National (liirhtln Co“ ozpusl year indicate an USlLllllSlllllA A soul whose beauty niiidn that l“ U ' p' .17. _ ramp.“ ~ ‘lquallty of voting between the thrre- smile so bright.“ 511"“ b" “ma” ‘HY? _ _ _ d _._. - f‘ _ L-f , ' .. . :lDill‘!lt)6——CUllSQl'VtlllVt, Liberal uiidl 171131" tlfilleéal ‘gljlgexzf’ gflxlvlé?“ 1 SQTUEC€ Gt l 8 Wuitrrul lump!" “molest, Vflnwuvcr

lliabour. i . Many friends will learn wth - - "l 3' ? c“ . ' , ' .:l . -.\ ' f‘ .' , ..-- ' * 1‘ x" ' s‘ Assuming that the figures iuirlrrow and regret of the tlefitllllOf till); “W” ‘lsswluldrll Rujl "J91 nfcffillv‘ “k Flgufi $0 pl“ ‘E, ”.'-,;_'\"."'mf-I ‘lflflliilill llilltili/I/[nllliiiul tlrclireseiit tlle relutlvo streugthia u!‘ Patrick Quhlii. Watervale. which hlli o: Ivaucgélllikg mllsgqlc \_i working" OPUS!‘ PRES i. ,1”. m. \. Hundm. m") u. l. | i. r‘ , ‘lSl(‘( tel‘ ' ‘ ~~- 1 __ ‘ . _ _ glfeilrrrzdffivld’ iiietiilllfsqlicllllialssyoc. mhY large number of Deohle follow“: Pilrl i of _‘ C H RIC‘ E any I""""'I”>‘ "l n, m‘ alto be no reason to suppose that Notwithstanding the best lnedicallmifllum? tqbg€lelaexliffld Come u)‘ l)’ EVlLREADY LLASH~ , __- . . ri > .. -. - ‘mo’ do not n '3 hum l0 “e ‘l11dl tleatment, as well as the loving om and Simon; $2 LIGHT WlllCll Wlll IIOt

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l ""1" "lll('|‘ day llii- l'l'lm<' .\lini.i- l"l' wvul up lo lbw Prt s Gallery ol' ll!" Hourly III uuvoil a pout-l lit-a." ins. Ibo nami-s of all lllv (‘hail-marl lot’ lllt‘ l'l' Gallery Hllltw- 1X81. l Tn be a sut t-ss in that guilt-rt‘

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rattler‘ ht- wont into lllt; o‘ llar and had a drllik~~ti small out of cnursc~~ivith illl’ prt-st-nl fihail" nuin. .\lr. Alexander .\lllt'kllllOSll. ‘ 'l‘bi.- British Parliament is tho most Jiespilal parliament llll‘ world ltoivartls journalists. Practically, what ls gives lo them is a club. Not only ari- there Wl‘ltllll{'l‘Ol)lY'l1i‘ laud typing rooms; lhcrc is a dill- liugroom, a smoking room. a library ':: ilews-rooni, a chc-ss-roonl and it tca-riloni. Tho urltters ln the ehiel‘ writing-rue mare warned by an air tomatlc indicator of what .ls goln:

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lLABOUR CANDIDATE FOR AB' "

LONDON, November Bil-A eer- Italu old Ptlfllklllltlllltll‘)! hand ls wil- ‘llul.’ to bct, and not ln a sniilll alu- |tlllllt, that the Labour candidate for lAbei-ltvtin at the next election will ‘nor bc .\lr. Ramsay Maicdonultl. \\'ll 1t ‘\\'lll- ht‘ mllltlttlllls, seek a constilu-l The llPCtftlrltltl had been oiling for fi

upon

lltl\\‘t"\'(‘l" that may besil seem?

lfcles is well founded. thin the Lab- in some sort ol' working urriliiKeni-“ul;

{general election, and that tentative ‘ already

be uiade effective it is stllllcielltly ob- vious that the Labour Party inusti sci its own house ln order by ink-i

prospect of stable government is mlnisgrallons lo

ou lit ilic House and telephones arcl

personal Integrity,

lihv- unpaid presidency or ilit- ln-‘years. _ dlan Commission with its hiboulzldaughtermentlonadaboveshe leavnwillstlfl be ii source its loss or timn. ill huge saerltlctpto mourn the following sorts and to iioblei- service for (iOil and llllltP or income. and its loin: dislocation daughters: Dali tn Medicine Hit.

lAlbt-rta; Norman R.. lii McLaren.

l In Memoriam

l MR. FRANCIS MCDONALD

Tlllu‘ Cl1ARLOll"1‘rJ'l‘OlVNvVQldA]{llligl H

.\ cloutl of sadtit-ss. was cast 0\t'l' tlu- quit-l littc district of (lri-cn ltoad. and especially over tho home of llaliicl Mclltinaltl, on Wcthiesduy. Dec, 7th., when tho Angel ol' llcutli t'llll‘l‘l'tl there, and clitlnictl for its victim, .\lr. Francis “cllonalil, thd trumpiirutively arly ago ol' i2 years. l

uestion: why is emulsi-

‘ l l cod-liver oil, iri the form ’soinc time and itipes were ie d a ' _ out for his rceuveigv, but llivlnc. of scous Emulmon’ s0 gen ‘Providt-ncc iulod r-thcr\\'i.~u'- and efduy IISCd? i Stlillllniidlliéiitil‘litsullliiiiifitliilii‘alitzllllliglilth l Answer: Because is pal- . During his illness ho Wits rlslt- gtablfl and PICHBHBt t0 tBkG. Ill by his paston who ttdminlster» led to llilli the lilsf rites ol' llle llloly Catholic church.

'l‘ht~y are left to mourn: o-ile son Daniel, on tho llotililstettil. and two datighters. ltrs. Brown, Charlotte- town, and Katie, l‘. S. A.

llls fitucral which took

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‘Mrs. Catherine Campbell: lVlrs Maryl

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Crescent —- Jessie \Vl‘0t1lll—-—M€lVllltt and Dan; Wfealll, “Margtlurvt and Belt]: Star-Myr-l m. and Stephen; Wreath-Alex and; Cross-r-Mr. and Mrs: Fred- Joliii Mc-l

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V of gentle hands. it was evident. that her life could not be prolonged. The deceased. whose maidaili name was Mary A. T‘i"aiiior. Phmmv was e widow of the late Patrick l i‘ . .. iQlllflh. Wattlrvale. She was in lici‘ Mlwmkwe; smay_Mlh' 74th year. A woman of splendid Dqns” character, she ivas of generous and

kilidly nature. ever ready to do a

thoughtful act. always devoted to' _ _ . . ._ .t.hc welfare of her family and lit-r .\ lurac t'll'(‘ll‘ oi relativcs. irivnas ‘home; and she will be greatly miss- and ll(’l]ll1lllll~1‘11CU5' 1Y1“ 19111: "WY? led not only in the domestic circle. ish tllf: “l"1'1111l-? ‘_l““m“"“ ‘n 1!!".1“" " Where she had spent so many happy and chaructei- 0t the lalt- \\ illlaul lyears of useful life. but she will br- lhllwtl‘ _ 1, lglgg mourned by Qvgrygng who had lle was. born in (‘arlulttn Laiualzi- ienjoyed the privilege of her friend- Hlllll‘. S¢'"l1'*111‘1- 1111 *1*"“““'»V 13"‘

__,i._' i-O3"" "' MR. WILLIAM BROWN

. . , - ..., . . '. - - , . ~ . -. 4 . _ _ » ._ , . g l t; " ' ll ' l-rll. llecout drvul" :51...) and acquamtanck ,13_;3_ A’. 1|... “w. (‘,1 Mien ht‘ Llll! (Mm iirsoiill ltllllllvla lpiluJ in l . lht Hui oi ‘l anada .. hid ourpiil (lllllnllllllllv till“ lttluvklgév imlivm“ [hm I Of earnest and practical religious‘ t-trutvtl lo tlll-"l l11'"1'111*"“"1ll' h“ 1"" "l-‘f Wolmfl‘ "1 lmmll“. "M . . "“."l . “""'-'* "“'“ .""" . m I. ll .‘ -- l\<i~ Also bet-onto ru ‘faith all her life the late Mrs rants who sctlltltl iii Nttiv (ilzlfllmlhl l’l‘lllt‘<' lat. ard Island. nut! in lll11'~- \\'11lI111 111“ "PM bu: _\---ar.»'. l‘<l!'"1"" f m‘ ptullllullb tluyid i I l‘ Quinn had the ultunate happuiessThcy cnlzagctl lll ltllllllllt, and hi. (ll \.ilu~ it i... Ill it vtlilllll_ lhl lll l ll lillll h (illulnbm and lull in lull"! d l

[of n quiet and peaceful death. Dur- curly years wrril snout with lllelvl l- ing her long and painful illness she tlirr in the ltrduotts lull orcuttiiir lwas attended frequently by her dc- away tho forest and t'll‘lll'lllll.', the ‘voted pastor. the Rev. P. I). Mc- laud l11'1‘l1'~11'1\l"1'.\' l" lslllWlllii _1l1" ‘GUlEQII. who gave hcr from tllllt‘ to crops on whirh lhrl‘ 1H that lull". ltime the consolations of that rcligi-. had so lilracly h) tlrllrhll 1"!‘ ll1"" on which she loved so well. lsustciianl-c- _ _ _

The funeral to Fort Augustus our ll!‘ was olli- ol a class ul slxlvvll. Thursday afternoon. Dec. 8th, was who, in order to sulllllrtll"hl Ill‘ exceptionally large, although many,scuutyetlucatiou l'\'('(ElVl'tl at the. were unavoidably absent. but who public stliuol. scrum-d the svrricc~ later sent messages of syinpathyand 0f the late llnu- llavid Lan-iL illvl regret. The service in the church a nllrlll Rrlltlvl "l" !"*'l111'l1*l1"‘l 1"" was conducted by the Rev. D. P. u tor _ . Crokon, who also officiated pl, the,‘ In 7 hl- ])lll't'llll.~‘l.‘ll tltt- lurui: Brave. Her remains vl/crc intcrrctl 110W vlvuvtl h)’ Archilr-ltl Ml-llho

beside those of hCl‘ husband who son ulrflrrcuvill".Ilmlrlhthtv!‘ 111W‘! qiiedeceased hcr several yetirs. The and ln tlii- Sprini: of in: moved I-l lpall-bearcrs were Messrs. John C. .\li\l'l-{lll(,', where ht- has slut-c Fviili Wisolicr, Patrick J. Callaghan. Wlllmutl.

Tralnor. Peter Clllllllllfikfifv’, Angus-K llwwas marrir-il tunic.

llis firs‘

tine Wlsener alid Jami-s Byrnc. will» i! tt2l|ll.(l||"l' ol' tlu- lilll‘ .i\n|' Many beautiful floral tributes and row (‘lurk ol' (‘aw-m div-d ‘l-I spiritual offerings wit-re sriitbjv kind ls7>< In 1W0 hr HI" l l\l""""' ftp-mic, isi-mplt», alniiuhlvr ol' llll" lélli» _l'tui~

'I'bel'o pro lelt to nlourli it family Semitic of New" Hlusiuur. Wit" ll!“ of six sons and threw.- daughters. ':‘<l--r~-asi=]<| him in firm. ill»; fainili/ Charles. on tht: homestead; l . ol' two vi- livi- an: hPV-‘ll also at Watervalc; James at. Auburli;= daughter» .il' _ _ !'$.l'l'l>| tlllv John in Charlottetown: Stmoiiatid sun, William IL, \\'ll!l diwl in Ihilli. Patrick. in Cambridge, Mass; Mrs wo sons Antlrv-sv illl'| .'\|I'.\illl|-l' John Hiigliog, Fol-i, Augustus. Mrs 1., ari- in llroatliirw Haisk- 'l'hi_' Edwin Curlcy and Mrs. Jami-s IL: other niutnbt-rs of the faintly urv- all |Lavcrt_v'. Auburn. Two brothcrstind llvlul-i ill this llI'0\'i!l<‘<‘- _ two sisters also remain. viz: Mr.‘ Mr- Brown was a man ol' wit!" Jami-s Trinor ll(l Mr. Frank Triiinrir. lllll. clwflil’ H1111 “'"l"l!'t'1'11l “"'1"1' Watorvnlc; Mrs. Rose Connolly, uuce- l)|lll.'.l'lll in business, lu- Wm Charlottetown. and Mrs. CfltllCl‘lll'?vt‘l|11l|ll.V itiliiant iu spiritual lu-I‘ O'Hara. Albany. N.Y. rte-rs. llt- ivats u lifil long luPltilii-i-

Wo sympathize with tho f|i|1~_i_1y;0f llit: Plvsliytteliilitl (‘hurt-ll lll|l‘ll n. members and other relatives iti their its union wltb lll.‘ fortiu-l" Mt-l to great bereavement and loss. Mayldlst and (‘tllltiflll-{lllllltillll bo]dii~.-.-. llcl‘ $011] [(351, lfl 031,1), Wllllll lll‘, llUUitlllli llll ill‘ (‘lll illlf t‘ lll

~~ W~~<p0>~ — - lsislunt Ynionlst- lle wits llill‘ll"ll' l llarly llllUFtlSttNl in tho yuuul: pet» l "R5- MALCOLM NICHULBVN lplt: and trvcil ltl his deeliiiiui; }'l'lll'~‘.. v lslllllt- of his warmest friends wi-rv: . There remaineth a rest for liis'aiiiong thr- boys and izlrls tn‘ hi. - 99°91? $0 H‘? Blvflll IhlS lIBIOVI/‘d quulntautze. llt- was supcrltitcntlt $19911 9 lot‘ thu Suudayschoul for l Truly this was exeliiplllled in thel thirty years, und durlui; all passing away of Alexena McKenzie ibeloved wife of Malcolm Nleholsonl ton stormy for lilni to turn out. l0! Victoria Cross. use 65. vu Oct-l llls outlook Oll ltri- was hfollll. 23rd. 1937.8\1ll1m0ned from l1 WQBFl-lills interests. sympathies iiiid sup some bed of sufferings on which she‘ port wore freely given to ull lusti- l"!!! 18h‘! l0!‘ t-WO YBBTS- tutlous for the betterment ol' so- sel/effll YEBTS 88° Sh‘? 59651119 flfwciety and the welfare of the Blath- flleted with a grevious malady. lle was a great rteutltir. llo hu- whleh affected her limbs. gradually proved his spare moments by stor- ‘srvwlui: worse. at lentnh wufluhls lug lllS mliiu rroiii nir- llfiilt lllllllllffi h" l9 h" bed 511d dellrlvlntl her of llc “was well posted in the currczit the power of speech. events ol' the day. Ills intellect.

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