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, ' Remainder of Ciel at One lot of dancer-eye

Another lot offiiiiiio Dre oiling at

clear at

a viscose‘

An assortment of Voile and O ' be Summer Duels,“ to

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clearing at

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0m iuoprtion ... your Insertions Ellis! lbnrtlonp ..

‘I-O-OQO-O

Agents Wanted

.100 per lino of ii vvurnll Nu per lino‘ of ii worth ..7o per lino of ii word!

OOOfO-O-GQ-Of

To Let

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AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE oiders for the finest line oi‘, Per- sonal Greeting Cards ‘ever ‘shown in Canadu. itegal Art, Co" 311) Spadina AWL, 'l‘0i‘onto. ' " '

_ A. w. July 7-21.

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Poachers Wanted

WANTED -—~ SECOND CLASS teacher for Afton Road School. Supplement $75. John -R. Lulld, Body. , 713557-7031

WANTED-TEACHER FOR oou- _

‘aids-Lou School. Supplement $100, James nooonoia, Sedy. ‘ ' 7570-7-6-41.

WANTED —EXPERIENCED TEA- ebers for Cardigan ‘School. Sup- plement Principal $200.00; ‘As- sistant. $100.00. Appiy‘D.' S. -Mlac-

‘ Laren, Secy __ , q 7609-7-7511

w A N 1' E n 5- EXPEMEHQED .l‘1rst class teghev for West Roy- alty School. Supplement $150.00.

‘Apply Ruflfig Bell, iClfurviottetowu

lLR. 7‘. ‘ - 7506-7-0-31-

w A u -r s, D_-.EXlHER1BN¢ED teacher ‘for J-iarringtoli‘ iilchool. soar. nattoo. 'A'Dbly ‘JL-‘H. Ste- wart, Sec'y. 70407-801

._.-..1_~_M__--__l__—i_-—~‘ ——

WNNTED-TEAOHER FOR HUN- tef River School no 218. Supple-t meat one hundred and fifty doi- in... iFiPrli. raillsvs prefelred. W. E. ‘Whitlock, iSec-‘t of Trustees.

y ' 7539-7-5-41 O ,__i_______i_i_ W NTED—FIRST OF SECOND ass teacher for (lrahanfs Road .cllunl. Male ivrefrrred". Surina- ant $l75.00.1Apply Alfred Green.

acretary. l ' _________~__________

TEACHER , WANTED ‘FOR DE- Sable School, first‘ or second class, supplement $100.00. Iiector MacKay, Sec’y. ‘ " '

759977-41

WANTED — SECOND - ,O_LASS teacher for Corravilie school. Supplement $75.00, fall , and spring "vacation. J. l1}. Flynn, sen

rotary, cardigan R-R. N0. 4 ‘

i * ~ = 7542-7-6-31

WANTED-FIRST 0R“ SECOND (ilaso experienced teacher for Ebenezer School. Supplement 3175. Apply Chester‘ D. Mac- iDifinaid, Wheaiiey River.

7519-7-5-01

WANTED — EXPERIENCED SEC- oud class iteaoher for. Peter's ‘ltoad School, iDistrict -N0._- 00 SUppicmnntp$75 Georgi A. Mc- ‘llonald. Sect'y Peter's ‘Ho-ad.

7509-76-01

Miscellaneous

JNO. AETRED MoDONALD. Surveyor, flermanvlie, P‘. 3934-2-17-11110

are

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WANTED TO BUY-»25 TO 80 acres, good huld with buildings. Address slitting price and-loca- tion to llox i111, tilluriilttotowrl.

75517 6 tf-

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mlunsaav srocK-u-Avs v00

got your trees. plants and shrubs yet? Hhmle our agent uud he will cull on you. Lakeside Niu-seri’ Farm. Amherst, N. .S.. (‘vlrllflilllw town vPillone 22811. 759W 7-"l

FOR A WELL-MADE TAILORED to-incasure Suit or Toilcfllll.

.1 WOII

id ell no ilasa i

"but a

" '7599-7-7¢2i.|

ivy the, Tailoring comraay- vii" ill!” a high class trudofsilfllfiflll"! ..V.ery many wilth quaxty fllltmgitkigyi

y w _ e . .

. g ‘be is est sty es r Qitgecord m show samp epbabd still!!-

‘ro RENT—PARTLY FURNISHED alllniner (rottitgfi- vlllaawootl ltockY Point. Anni)’ Palmer alld Palmer, or ring 074. 761430749 2i

IToQIT-hsoswou Butlfrultrs- male, 1110 Kent st. ‘i641

s.

LOST-AT VICTORIA PARK SIL- ver wrist watch with chain brace- let. Finder leave at. Guardian Office. v 7651

LOST—-0N POWNAL S13. BE,‘ tween Kent and Fitzroy, ladWB blue leather handbag containing sum of money, ten, etc. Reward if repurned to Guardian Office.

7650 '7 8 2i

LOST BETWEEN HUNTER ‘River and B-radalibunc, on 'l‘.ue:i- day evening, Jilly 13th, a spare 11101111111 clipper ‘Ford tire, and new model rlnl. Finder will bu rewarded ily leaving same at L. n. sulpnnilr... W7

Male 1101p \V1llltcd

W-ANT-E-D ExPsnll-zucl-zo MAN to work on farm. Allllll/ Gllflfll “m, 7553-7-0-31 wlpR-E‘5t“a1‘fn“l‘=6§‘ FATRM

work, Apply to A. Mcllaululd

Sun, Charlottetown, it. ll. ti. 7558-7-11-111

WANTED-RELIABLE. MAN "r0 work on farm, married preferred. Apply ilnnlodlrlteiy stating 0X08?- lcllcc, Keith Boswell, Victoria. 75115-74541

For Sale FOR pat: AT A BARGAIN MOT- ..,..-or._sqer .~fl9_i2el 6 lash-r lam-y 9

f0 to inch beam. Apply Guardian g m, 1017-7-7-31

,_ rob‘ v SALE - DINING Room

table. 215 Great George Slrfiel- " 7601-14-21. FOR SALE - ONE CHOICE

grade lHOlfltelfl cow newly fresh-

.9|1ed,‘lMuli1ln Power, lilleirmald. _ ' 76354-821

I Fol-z: SALE-MOTOR BOAT. 26 i't.. Cabin Cruiser. Ali-lo ltoll Toll

Desk, Apply Guardian Office. _ 7618 7 7 J1

FOR SALE -— HOUSE NO. 49 igiclmr, A-llmost new with 11111-10 ..io-i_ Appli! an“ ncgaeslbs Experi- m_ v on - - menta ar 7492_7_2'6i'

____________________,,__ ..__-. _ won SALE -- AT . BONSHAW Bridge two cottages with barnfl. suitable for summer or ilerlllllll‘ ent homes, vory "beau if “Oljl within one week. Apply ll- l‘- Croeby, Bonshaw. 75247541

Wanted

‘WANTED-TWO- on Tunas UN- furnished rooms. Apply K "l"

Central Guardian

‘ MEETING OF TEMPERANCE ' ALL|ANCE~AII important meeting “r "l" Telllllerance Alliance we.- heid ill the Y",M.(‘--AI yesterday. A fall f9llort will be published t0- iliorrow,

Tourists Greatly "Interested in Island

Among the ‘many tourists who have visited our shores are Mr- and firs. ‘WJL. Barnett, of,‘ .

Haven.‘ Conn, who are now. ' at the Victoria Hotel. Mr. is a Solicitor for the New l‘ New Haven and New Ha litaliwlly and arrived Wednesday night, with his wife, 0n a short va- (zutiou through the Maritime Prov- inces thence to Quebec. Both Mr. IBarnett and his wife are loud in their praise of conditions here on rho ‘island, which they found dur-

\

BREAK CAMP- The P-rinm Ed- ward Iislanrl Highlanders broke 98ml! yesterday altérutlon. This unit has been under ‘canvas since the 20th and has since made splen- lllil DFQlBIVE-HB ln its work in addition lo‘ iwBIr-ltillg in many social func- tions. Tile regiment together with Ilhclffagtalyfireton Highlanders. (lunr X11‘ on - . . .

“Igmandershgfigiélégses lgliylfifi: lug their short stay’ here.

yamry ‘Brigade under [he cm“ mThrwglh the kindness of flilltl “mm! of Cnluney ‘Macxenzie why); i rs. trier Grant, they were gv has officiated as Camp l(,'iilllll1ilil(l"(‘§xi an onpommny o’ gelling .7 um {ms year. . g lnpse 11110 -t1_le Fox industry-

fhey also vl-ited the golf links»

They are dreligihied with the Isi- niilfaud are curried away with its picturesque pastoral beauty, its fer- tillly and the hospitality tendered ‘them nn all sides.

interviewed ily the (luardiilil 1811' reselltiltlve, ho slated that he llllil hoard of I'll Province u-Uashrdlur" hear-ll of lPrillce Edward island largely tilruugll the lenowil, of i111 foxes alld delicious lobsters about which he ilcairl from some ltzlilway

A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT —' Thr- Bllhearllllce of ILIMJCJS. flail-lot ill the l-illrbllilr lust evening was viewed with- great admiration ily many citizens. The vessel “'11.- ll- 1.111111411111011 from ‘bow to stern with innunlc/iable‘ iigli-te, rendering a de- lightful effect to liloec asselllblteti along the waterfront. The great. searchligilt moving over the city furnished a beautiful sight to unllly and "m! which Wm “m. 709" h" m“ officials who visited ilcl-e. He men- gmum‘ ’ é -‘ tiolled during tihe interview of the I 7' ~' ‘ tixcelleill service given the travell- psRsoNAvlvs lug public by the “Down Easter". ivhich he thought. would prove IIILSL popular to prospective Mari- time toiulists. ‘The Victoria iHotel, he stated. ‘was lllost attractive and comfort-

Mrs. Thomas Hubbafd and‘ clllid- ren of Ottawa are visiting her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Dewar, I5 Kent St.

""" nble. its cuisine illeeting every dc ‘Ml-“SM B"'""l"l°ll“ "nil 151MB ml‘ sire. lie paid u tribute 1o l-ht‘ “i have arrived from New York hearty ,.,,_,.,,DU,,,, tendered tllenl by

to spend u vacation ill vlhis city. ;_y|,._ m“; IM['3_ [pmvy Brown, and The" lllllllll‘. Mid w~|~ Fills“ irullilneutod filvorllllly upon i-he ill' and fivc cilihlrcll have zliso-urfilleil forest iiluy manifest lowuld tilt-ii" fruul Calgary nud will relullill for “Heals. v

ililoul two llloiiillsJ Airs. P111561‘ A “Mun, u; “p, V1,,“ was the_d(‘l- met her two brothers, Doc and lightfu] gallon lilo (‘.1lri<‘cl'l~y.-~.'\ Jack ill Montreal, they coining from mm, H“, "k8 M. whm, he gal“, m, BMW“ ‘hill illlY ""4 reulimllg m“ had never before encountered. slllllfl "Velllllll- ilinth ‘Mr. valid Mrs, Hlifllféli. are i_ lonlh lo leave the island biltfinilill-

a o a

vliliu they siniii again, lll5i_i.»llCl_‘6-" to P-lily longer in enjoyyitsifealily A" Members are kequestau w ondvinvigcratiug climate.‘ meet at lloyne .L0dge Rooms on Sunday. July 10th at 10.15 A. M. for the purpose oi‘ attending Divine Service at Central Christian Church.

Veterans Band in attendance. -i—~ ~£t€~ --~-- A ~

Ball Game Postponed

Owing to the lulu yesterday thn lall game between Slllllnnersitlv. lllld he Ailllirs was ilostpllzled and fur-y llngeluents lnzldo 1U have the i-lillll"; llnyed this evening :11 lllc sum" ilollr llnd iiifllii! place.

.lll futilre oil illir iveck that. rho

~ 1'l'.-'..-n s1‘. MARY'S convent; 5011MB

-—-—-; . . _ The ciosingcxerciscs Q1 St. Mary s Convent, Sonris, took ‘place June 251th, beginning at r 0.30 ofclock. After the distribution of prizes, the pupils dressed in Whlitfiflflfld carry- ing flags, assembled on the Convent. Grounds where o. patriotic demon- stration was held in honor of the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation Rt. Reverend Monsignor J. C. Mc- Lean addressed the pupils on their ‘duties as young Canadians, exhort- ing them to a greater love cf their flag and country which has devel-

THE QH-tnnorrivyliown cuA

arr-s

RDIAN, A Bourgeoys. Rosella Mcfsaac. i ' ‘ ‘ ' gum.“ m, ,0, ,,_,,,,,,,, l Their Excellencles Grade Ill-Emma‘ McAuiay, Adele. McLean. Helen Dugsa, Geraldine,- Paquet, ,Marjorie Paquet. Evafigé-I line. Psouet. - l , V-—Virginia McDonalddthe Garden Province. the cradle of t. Frances McDonaldnthe great confederation of Provinc-j 0M. ta McDonlldfes already occupying such an im-, ,. ruby, Gnudetipol-tont position in the ‘modem or Mariam Oheverie. Helen ‘ ‘ {the Mother of Nations. Evelyn ‘fillrrw. Allno Martin. Mar-l Not. only is it a. very great pleas- Bflrfl Layla. are to welcome Your Excellency as

(Continued fro-m PIIO 1.)

by the A. N. Pahner 00.: Grade vI—Oenevieve

iglalligaret Byrne, Leona Paquetd a ys Mullally. Elva Malone. huwed on mu‘mc8si .,, by your p- Grade "l? é-"flvm-MBYY Iflvlevflustrioos coon, as a Statesman. Ronald“ Jnlnmis’ Kama 073mm“ and by your nobility of character as Blanche O-‘Domleii, Mary Eamonds, arMan - . , Isabel Mooney. HeienUaudel. Mall-r; ‘ garct Mooney. Dorothy Moynaghn Mary Mocap, Mary Walsh. v Prizesyiiil‘ Christian Doctrine, do; noted ‘by lit. Reverend Monsignor J. C. McLean:

Grade I-Antoinette Madorc. Grade II-J-Ielen Gallant.

Grade lII—IV~Geraldine Paquct. Grade V—VI-cqually merited by H. Kennedy. M. McDonald, and

but, if ~poasible,_that pleasure. is en-

fgratitude to His Majesty in select- ‘minion one of the most prudent and,

esty's command. y

Alma Mam“ drawn by Alma. Already. we observe with delightj Mam“ §a measure ‘of your diplomacyin‘ Grade VII—VIII—I-Iiida McEach- mappmil out Y0“? itinerary, coming

great distances—regardless of pers- onal comforts-An order that you may, at the earliest opportunity, get acquainted with ourpeopie, and see!

ETD.

Prizes for Department: . Grade I—-Awarded by Rev. M. F. Monaghan, Katherine Cheverie.

P

we ha"?- "ad with appreclm-ivlfl water at 4.40 p. m.. and on their ar- lintcrest of your magnificent record rival were a

‘mg as his representative m this Do-‘aner which ‘he vwediegal Pulylir-l will be held in th doctors‘ of i. . B '

Ifices in Kensington July 12th, Mai- peque July 13th, morning only and Berieique July 13th afternoon only. -,oniy leases referred by physicians will in: exlllnillod by the specialist.

ldistinguished diplomats at His Maiq uemenan,

Grade II, awarded by Mrs. John‘ Levic-Andrew Byrne. '

Grade III-IV. awarded by Mrs.‘ James E. Pequot-Margaret Mc- Donald.

~Margaret Levie

Isabel Mooney-Ruth Murphy. Prizes for Assiduity:

garet Wright.

the various Provinces undel- most favorable conditions.

us in believing that Her Excellency, .Viscountess Willingdon, has been a. Grade V-VI, awarded by a friend most valued contributory interest ill y-your pllbiic as well as in your priv- Grade VIL-VIII, awarded by Mrs, ate life, for we learn that her grac- flousness of manner and nobieness of iheart have endeared her wherever Grade III—IV, awarded to Mar-‘kilown, and have created builds of ifriclldsllip which

the

We feel confident you will pardon

will bind whilei

G-radc V, donated by Mrs John‘ memory lasts, 1 Levis-Dorothy. Garldet. i Charlottetown. to wilom Royalty‘ Grlldil‘ VI. 500M911 by MlB-S M- has given its name. has always Cqllwlly. drawn by Milfgflfet BYYM- proven herself not unmindi‘ul of the Grade VHTVHI- dollalfid by MP5 honour conferred upon her at birth, ‘liohu’ Lowe‘ dmwn by Pllumle for she stands today happy ill the f _ I l l t _ [consciousness of her position as the Grad; {in dzggfid zgglagfl-mj eSll-cceptacle ofthe seed which germ- E. PumIPLLAgnltu Mglslmlg- m" unatcd into this great Dominion. Grade In donated by Rev Paula itylhcgsiéznpossessions. stictch fl oln Sea olnv F We sincerely hope that your visit [mmgharkllanxma McAukw ' ' on this occasion will be of such a Grade v donut/ed by Re; K C nature as to create within you v. dc- MOPheTSOnL-Anna brawn‘: ' ' sire to return whenever official dut- ' ‘ ' ‘ies and time will permit, and the

'Gl-ade VI, donated by Rev. M. F‘. M ‘ l _ more frequently the more pleasing ‘Imglan Genevieve Puquet’ .w1ll it be to us and to our citizens

Grade VII, donated h - - Isabel Mooney y a mend ‘in whose behalf we welcome you. cl-odo VIII, donated by Rev. K. 0.. Wm‘ °""l'.“$5‘"““°° “i °‘" 7°‘ McPherson—Annie Bushcy. yvmm“ w H“ Gnlcmus Majesty’ Grade V111 ,2,’ donated by Reyyour loyalty to our great inheritance M_ R M0nag]]nn._.Muy-1e] Gallant“ ;-the Dominion of Canada-and our; fervent prayer that Providence may.

Grade IX, donated by Mrs. H. D.‘ _ , MoLeqn-qvpu-gnret ]3,-e,~,nan_ be your guide and straw your path-.

i-zianti illcagruc sumo is pluywi ill iflinll-iuttctuwn only one Clty 1410' gue gal-nil: will he played that week. ‘Oil the wilt-k tllilii the gable is piny- cd ill Silniluorsldc 1hr usual two ganles will tllkc place liver‘- l

Interesting Demons- tration this afer- nogou in. Harbor

Mr. J. II. Alpern and Mr. H. Lawrence, representing the Nation- al Life Preserver 0a.. 07 Canada- wlth headquarters at Montreal are in the city and are registered at the Victoria. This afternoon from 4.30

oped and made such rapid advance- ment during the past sixty years. Iii presenting the Confederation medals to the pupils, he encouraged them to keep them as precious sou- lvenirs of the event wc celebrate, the Diamond Jubilee of our Great Do- million.

The singing of "O Canada". “The Maple Leaf Forever," “The Island Hymn". and “God Save the King," closed this patriotic performance. the initial number of the Confeder- ation programme in Souris. and one which reflects great credit on the staff of St. Mary's Convent, an edu- cational institution of which the Province may well be proud.

The following is the prize list: Certificates for regular and

Daniel McEuchcrn—Mary ‘Moran. Prizes i'or Arithmetic Grade, IX,; (lollfllild by Rev. K. C. McPherson-Q. A. Kenny. I Grade X '1 Gold Coin for Christian Doctrine doliated by Right Reverend Monsig- nor McLean. equally merited by Mary Milllallyj'and Helen E. Mc- Donald, drawn by Mary Mulieily. Governor-Generals Medal for Highest Aggregate in yearly exam- inations-Jlclcn E. McDonald. _ Gold Coin for Latin-and French- donated by Hon. Judge Fraser. awarded to Helen Mooney. Gold Coin for Arithmetic and‘

awarded to Helen E. McDonald. i Gold Coin -for excellence of De-‘

Prize my sewing donated by Mrs, way with happiness and prosperity.

‘we beg to remain

Mathematics donated .by a. friend as fqllgwg;

Your Excellencys faithful and obedient Servants, L. B. MILLER, l Mayor ' l5. A. FOSZTER ANDREW A. IIENNESSEY 'I‘. W. L. PROWSE l F. CHAS. DOUGAN SAMUEL KENNEDY JAMES I]. BLANCHARD IRA J. YEO. M1)» C. M., Wnl. MORAN _ GEO. P; NICHOLSON- Clty Clerkk

His Excellency oncc more replied

Ills Excciicncyis Second Reply

gun to-day may ripen friendships.

Milt sincerely. once aagin, I tlrank you for the warmth of your

4

lenty for you all. v

a} Salute outside the BuildiM. Their? Excelienc’ and Party set out for; Edgewater, Lieutenant-

. . ‘ y crowded streets. His Excellency has‘m°m'7d°' “ll Jllli’ 91h- Certificatea for writing awardedltho gutdin‘ rand or the qqtmles since remarked on

the excellent

lof our great Dominion of Canada.‘ i m h m t Helen Kc M Mud: d M gowufgalld ‘he diml- "Presenuu" °! m“ 1713x7717; 2n: ileuterfantfglgivcerhxls "fl Y- e v M "Most Gracious Majesty King George-H , m, k v lNGTON.—Next' Tuesday evening- ear z w es w mm the cxtmmfluly 12th auspices of Oddfeliowa. first and only visit to Remington. EA‘ rare treat not to be missed.

for their gracious reception.

At Edgewater

Their Exceliencles reached Edge-.

‘ of the Prince Edward The escor

took 5 o'clock tea with His Honour Governor and Mrs. Heartz. The official reception wasl then proceeded with when Their! Exceilencies and the Lieutenant- Governor and Lady with Mrs. Os- borne shook hands and briefly con- irersed with the six hundred illvit- ed guests who were present. The house was beautifully decorated with snap-dragon, roses, carnations, and gladiolas, pink and white, and combined with this, the brightness and glitter of the uniforms of the officers present provided a brilliant and dazzling spectacle. The func- tion was under the direction of the Lieutenant-Governor's aides assist- ed by the officers attendant upon His Excellency and was admiraoiy carried out to the minutest detail. Dixon's orchestra was present and rendered splendid music appropri- ate to the occasion. ' i

The Bull at Old Government House

In the evening at 9.110 there took

there. This was given by LieuL-i Governor and Mrs. Ileartz and there‘

Justice Mayor Mill r City Council, Mrs. A. C. Saundersfi and all the elite of Charlottetownv

Mathieson, His Worship y

society with a number also from, Summerside.

entation and Captain Reid and offi- port were in attendance.

On the arrival of the Vice-Regal- Pal-ty. there was let loose a gorgeous

into will Wggtgrn

--Tlilf and trust that. the coming Players will present

years may he years of peace and comedy drama, "The V _ in Masonic Hall. Hunter River. on After once more receivingthelloy- Monday. July 11th; ‘lid’

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iiulltulrri _ , a our- ’ * iillin Foiled’.

‘I82!

-ENTRIE8 FOR rue 1211-1 or

e [egldgnce of mgyJUiLY Athletic Sport's dose with yemm- thrown thwthe uecre ary. W. W. Muttart. Suin-

7613-7-1-31 a .

-PAul_. KOLLINS AT KIN-

762i

-—EXPERIENCED Teacher wani-

t nlrlt Valley, RHR. of Light Horse was next inspectedl

iod, first o: second class, for North- sayuw of nlnemenlflledeque School, Supplement “~50 yin the discharge of your duties und- guns was fired 1mm Fort Edward by for second class. ‘$1713 for first er other commissions of the Crown. u detach ‘and our hearts‘ go out in ferventvymand Heavy Bflgflde.

class. All. liitiffiluii, Sccfy, Wil-

764878-41

—FREE REDACTIDSS (thest Clin-

7612-7-7-51

-—PLAY WELL STAGEIL- The

Young People's Society of Trinity Church, Charlottetown,

presented

their thrilling drama "Bashful Mr. Hobbs," at Clifton. on July 5th, to a large and deeply apreciative audi- ence. They played with a natural- ness that would beflt professionals. and were frequently applauded by the audience. A classical vocal solo by Mrs. Fletcher, and duet by Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher. A violin solo was capabiy rendered, as well as

music. Uh

were other numbers of instrumental .

were present Their Excelicncies Vis- Wlll .11" Bflllllnl Trvlflfifi‘

______¢o>-__.__._ I 7

Eastern Guardian

."SUNDAY SERVICES. — DlViIiB

services on Sunday. July 10th, 1927, place at Old Government House ayby REV- W- H- Silellcllf- 301ml BE social function which will be long‘ l1 llvm» 11nd 7 1101-7 BBY P01111118 all remembered by those who werey3 ll-m-

0 ,.*BAPTIST CHURCH — There- _. Sunday, ' d1 o'clock‘.

coullt and Viscouiltess Wiliillgdom-lllly l" lll Mlwllll-lll" , and Party. Premier Stewart, Chicf- ‘Gflilfmlflwrr H! 5i ollorrk; 00d Sllll" geon at 7.30. Russell .14. Wallace,

and members of thelmlilllsie“

.."COMMUNION AT CARDIGAN.

The Prince Edwardj“? Island militia had a goodly repres-‘vmfrillgllfl. July 10th at a. i cers of H. M. C. S. Patriot llow inrvmllllll- RW- Alum“. Milon, Quebec, will have charged‘ the service assisted ily Rev. Alex: