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MRS. KENNETH WILDEII.

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CANADIAN LEGION - Eat-ser- iice men are requested to meet, gt the McLean Funeral Home. King Square. at 3:15 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 211. to attend the funeral of the late John Perkins, former inem- bei‘ of the C.E.F. L-'l

r ‘FUNERAL 0F MRS. J. A. ROWE U18‘ funeral of the late Mrs, J, A, Rowe was held from the MacLean Funeral Home Tuesday afternoon, where services were conducted by tiie Rev._G. Carlyle Webster, who also officiated at the grave. I11ter- 1119f" “Ohio's Cemetery. Pallbear- eis. A. C. Duciieiniii, Murdock Ross,

Gerald Proctor, S. Thompson, Reg-,

""1151 Kemp. Donald MacKinnon.

FIVJNERAI. or MR. 101m PEI!- KINS --'I‘l1e funeral of the late John Perkins was held from the Macleaii Funeral Home afternoon where services viral-e eon- 1111111811 by the Rev. Hugh itiiller, who also officiated at the grave. Interment People's Cemetery. Pall- bearers: Cpl. J. Mahar, James Rob- 111-9011. N. W. Loivther, Benson Lewis, Borden MacDonald, A. G. King.

FUNERAL OF MRS. LILLIAN

AR-BlNG-The funeral of the late lThe oall was out in a few minutes ‘after midnight. It was the only fire

Mrs. Lillian Arbing was held yes- terday afternoon from the Cut-

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meet in Zion Hall nt 2 p.m.. Thurs- day, t; practlte for Christmas concert.

CENTRAL PARISH CHURCH .SER.VI('E Sunday. December 29th, 1940. Canoe Cove 11 A. M. Nine 1Mile Creek 3 P. M. Clyde River 7 . M. L-758-l2-26-1i. REMAINS WILL ARRIVE T0- NIGHT — The remains of the late Mrs. John W. Jones will arrive from Boston this evening and will be taken to the residence of her sister, Mrs. M. W. Wood. Southport. Funeral service at I-Iazeibrook Bap- tist Church tomorrow, Friday, ser- vice starting at 2.30.

FIREMEN CALLED — Firemen were called to a heme on Euston Sticet early Christmas day for a. slight blaze. A Christmas tree caught fire but was extinguished without damage to the building.

over the holiday.

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sted by Lleut. MacLean. The pail bearers were, Messrs. R. T. Whitefl John Casford, George Peterson, Edwin Williams, Wesley leord. John. Dense. Iitt/erment was in the Peo- ples Cemetery.

SIIOOTS BANDED DUCI(_ Louis Stewart of South Lake. King's County district has learn- ed from the Department of In- terior at Washington, D. 0., that, a, banded black duck he shot during the open season had been banded at North Eastham, Cape Cod, by Oliver I... Austin. The bird was banded 0n January 20, this year, and was shot at South Lake on October 20.

DIED AT MURRAY RIVER. —

POLICE CIRCLES QUIET-City Police said last night they had onl a half dozen drunks in the sta ltn Christmas eve and they op- ened cell doors early yesterday morning and released them. The holiday had been observed in s. very law abiding fashion, they said. Royal Canadian Mounted Poice re- ported theoe had been no calls made on theim during Christmas eve or yesterday.

WEATHER SMILES-The weath- er smiled on Prince Edward Island yesterday as Christmas was observ- ed in traditional fashion. Church.

erviees ushered iii the day which saw family re-unions the predom- inating feature. Many men serving with the Canadian Active Anny and with the iiir force were home for Christmas, I11 Cfrivlottetown

Frederick MacLeod, '74, died at his

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‘home at Murray River after a menl-btrs of the 111111118 Trawmiiy long illness. Funeral services will by harness racing 0T1 5 50cm" °f

fi-mn the Church o: scogiamhGreat George Street in the heart today at 2 o'clock. He is sul-vlveqof thecity. The old custom was in by his wife, and by several sum, full swing with an entiiiis astic fol-

Trinity United Church THURSDAY. DECEMBER 26th

IMO-The Annual Meeting of the Ladies Aid. list Parlor.

Gordon Macdnnald Cf Brudenell Dies in Hospital

A wide circle of friends will learn with sincere regret of the death at the Prince Edward Hospital last night of Gordon Maodunald, Ill, of Brudenell. I-{e had been 1n falling health i111 several years and qe- spite the best of medical treatment and loving care continued to grow worse until reeently he became criti- cally iil

He was a native of Brudenel! and resided there all his life. Until he became unwell several years ago he was an active member in the farir- iiig firm of Giorge Macdonald and 10118. Prominent farmers in King's County.

He ts survived his ed r ,1. er, George MBOdOITIYBIH 111T: by ‘Ham brothers. They are: Wilfred Mac- Donald, Ivan MacDonald, and Jas. MRCDWMG. all of Briidenell, and George Macdonald of Montague.

mmeml BITBIIEBmenLs were not complete last night. __

The Guardian joins in extending sflwere sympathy m the be enved father and family.

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MARTIN-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on December l8. 1940. t0 Mr. and MFS- Russell Mar- tin. Charlottetown, a son. Elmer Chester."

SUUDEN DL 'I‘Il— Tile stifl- deii detith of MI‘. JO.\\‘])lI K1.-1111e..,\‘ came 11s u MlCCk to tilt- people oi , Nlolitugue. Mr. Keliiietlg.‘ 1111s doxyii I toviii 11nd about 11s iisuiii the (lii_\' before 111s pnsnng. —L. ‘,

DEATHS

PANTON -At Puiette on Decem- ber 25, 1940, Mrs. Charles Pantoii. Funeral notice later.

DAVEY — At Charlottetown on Sunday, December 22, 1940, Arthur Davey, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Davey, aged 15 months.

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and daughters, They include’ Fred lowdng. Brilliant. sunshine with a. Macmggl, M155 Lam-a Mucund, light breeze and eght degrees of M355 Margaret Macbcod‘ and M,.s_ frost gave Christmas weather a Zest Alexander MacDonald. an m unsthere. New fallen snow covered the dish-icy“ |ltandscape.fLris1-dh:ght thebtempera- i ure was our egiees a vze zero MQUNT STEWART Y_ n U___ At ‘but was up early 111 the morning.

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Dec. 28th. 1A,)“ ET f1°1§_“11‘~ 1105mm? tgl} 211G561. , . . . j my‘ wondered beautiful music for the lserviee at his late residence at 1 ,'I,°ITQ°JCL,E‘IOY {he "f5, Tl}, {m}; ‘c, '10 out‘ policyholders 11nd friends. 11v 11‘ Zllld :2 1 M, Rnbm M Gordon has ar- Muss 1111111’ 1111‘ 1‘-"1'"1°]11 I .111“ t1",- ‘hmlfie 1111 C1"‘l°,R1"°1', P?" 1111115511111- iuiiituiinii m Pl'(‘5\1,\'l(‘l‘l11l fzir. we extend hearty 1 hes for :1 .\le1‘1'_\' Yule- .3. - t‘. . .- , ~ - ‘. ‘..i.<,>- .nrii,'r‘ ' 1 1,. - _ , -,. ,, .' 111e, 1,’.;£’;"i‘1.".‘l-."1.-J.-‘.i‘ .91.‘ s ‘.111. .1 ...1‘.'1$..‘...1“‘.i;..‘ '1; 11.111111.,1"a:1‘12r1t2i1"..2:11.111 o. 1-1- v-d 11-1-1-1. ~- ioheqlnggrdhln who 1121s been ill. 110,110. Solemn Brnerliction at 4 Cemetery. ,5\v@l~,g¢l by “Something from Japan." g - __ t‘,'cln[vk 1n we anpfnflgn was mid _________4_~_._.k Rgfygghnlcnlis were solved and a O & c C, A D1- A A tlgkAa i-s a patient in 11v tlie Rev. n. lgniueisd witiée H31; pleasant half 110111‘ smut. B 2;: 0. g, ‘ ' ' . 1t l. 1R9“ F1111“? M“ m1“ a5 M’ I M ' —' “TAT”- —'—" .6 g the P. E. Island Hosp a ‘and the Rev, Father Iinftus as sub- n Pergnnals to N, s , I \. , ._ l There were verv large con- 1Q l‘ bl RA‘ (‘E ' A Dr‘ ‘I’ C‘ Emma“ and M“ 1dEHCOtII- ‘ t. 1111‘ 1'11‘ services The . ._-* . . . 315 A‘, gougglfifaiert yesterday morntnlz filffcadmnciioqli- 11.13.1511 111-dutiful -~—-~ ‘T. R toy“;DOfZD§AL§QYWZFRQZjIFE1OéQeyfilf};1'- (Iffices: (Tlihrlotietoivn. Suminersido, 3111111112111‘ 91' ~ ‘ - - - - . 1d- In loving memory of ; n or us- - ~ s 1 ' '1 ‘f - “ 1- lchflshlns-(mms HD1130 m m Hem K] n who m"; Chrmm" her uiotlici‘, lVfrs. Roy Finser 111 . r11-ir‘11‘".,“"-ni""‘.1..r5.."1: 21.11.11.111. ;i"l1,:.i12: i319. " ' -- 1a..asw»QMQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ-ea-w. we ('1. D ‘IC Z11“ '5 " .. f» A . i"? T’ V _ Th; chi/Ito spend Christmas with ,Cl11151111~'\5 D1151 Friends may thlnk yo" are forzntien ..°Mr. MflllflCC Lannnn. Month- f his parents, M1‘. That the wound 1s surely llfifllfll giic is 11 plitirnt, in the Kings Co. l f