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SATURDAY. JUE Z6

[.00 I’. lli.-Senior and Junior Y.P.U. ionic — Cars leave

‘ Church.

The Central Cuardian

CONFEDERATIUN LIFE IN- SURANCE. L-6798-7-12-3l2

GULLISONS for better Perman- eni Waves. L-901-5-28-tf.

IIIANY HAPPY RICTIIRNS Mr Patrick, St. John of Souris is today

celebrating his 72nd birthday.

STEAMER FOR NEWFOUND-

L.»\.\‘i).—Tl1e s. s. “Elkilunw taking the Magnhilds plllre will arrive lure on the 28th to load Live Swck and general cargo for St. John's. Mid Shippers xvii. please book spate early. A.Pickard A: C0.. Agent.

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Jfllere will be a suitable presen- kltlon of the gospel message for young and old at. the morning worship period by the Rev. and .\lrs. S. C. Cooper. the subject be- n; “Purchased A Great Salvation.”

PROGRESSING WITII PAV- fNfie-The paving being done by the Storm: Coiltracting Company an the l". E. Island rortri from the maul New Brliii wide-Nova Scotia Highway is nearing completion. The nine mile streth from the main road through Point de Bllte through Jollcure i< 60111016“! save for two or three mlles.— Sackviile Tribune.

‘PAINFULLY INJURED. —-Liti‘.ie Lilian MacDonald two SP8!‘ 97d daughter of Mr. and Mr». William MacDonald, Cove llcatl Road met with a severe acc (lent a lew days 1p’) when she fell into a tub oi boiling water. Her father who ra. using the hcl water in feeding the stock set. the tub iov n on l-he ground for a moment 1nd while his balk was turned Hie little tot in some unaccount- lbie manner fell inro the tlib and teas sevexly scaidcd. Elie was

immediately taken into the PAE. l. Ho~pital when she i.= being treated and given every nttsnllon lo alleviate the severe pain.

W. Y. I’. U. DRAMA‘ CONTEST-

A large audience n tmltiefi i511‘ final playoff in the .\‘J.Y.P.U. re- iizioull drama cont-est. in Kine George Hall. Kenslngton. last week. Freetown Union presented their play "Our Lean Years", and mowed how a practical. (‘o-oper- itive and religious effort. saved a. non-la from financlwlclleasicr. Cliv- endish Union presented “The Coi- Jl‘ Line". the storv of a Chinese

girl who was being cdueall-ci in America. and who found Amernlfs rnvs in wide contrast. with hi"! christian principles. Th‘! ill"i'-’P5 lvcre Senator Sinclair. Mrz. Tho- ms and Mrs. Woodsidc. andaltel‘ mreful consideration unanimously lave their decision in favor 0f Davendlsh. Kier Duggan. president at the W.Y:P.U..'cotvobl1' wted es riiairlnan and presented the ="ir‘id to the winning Union. A quar- iette by members of the Cavendish YP.U.. namely. Blanche. l-llheirmrl inwcll Wyand. and Olnf Stevenson was much cnjoved bet-iveen the plays. Others taking part. were: Revs. .7. W. A. Nicholson. N. A- fhomgs, and W. A. Patlerson. '1hc prolzram closed with the singing 0i \lle National Anthem.

Card of 1 hanks

Mr. and Mrs. Leo. Dunn. F111‘!- luguswa wish to sincerely thank lll kind friends and ncllilml-ire‘ Wm l0 graciously helped tu save their home from tire on J no: 20th. esilgg; ially the boys who wo e us on _ mm. L-ZOOH-G-ZG-li.

Iii MEMUIIIAM

lg mglmflfy of p IIPIII‘ liunlinnil anal father JOIIN P. .\lrl‘llr\|la Ibo cap-mu vin- life Juno aim. inlltl ll In lone-name here without him. Ami lad the vvcnry vvly. Mr Lllc. la not in.» lulllla to In. 5| he waa called naliy.

"M The flovvorl we put upon hia grave

"l! vvlihcr, and riei-ny. the lave for him who eleenl nrlih "Iii never fade away.

Inverted by wile and family. l-lm-o-ae-ll

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshire

Phone 149

he annual meeting rince Conservative on Tuesday evening J. P. Maclvllllan gave oquent address on tuntion in the Dom-

under Liberal rule, contms situation with the pdvant joyed under Conservative

At the outset th

llnalyzes Liberal Election Promises ZindPerformances

Rousing Address At East Prince

Conservative Convention by Hon. Dr. MacMillan

ccntlvpassed

im=cathed a serious sure that all our in this fceling of mpire and in what

ite t0 Sir Stanely and also to his late

ill be revered as the

camc sticcessfully through m W" rears of the world war. n also referred u;

GPOYRe V1. and hi;

which has just been witri at‘on of their Majesties. inert on he again empha.

sanity of the m‘ll HP the Briii=h Emlfre i5 e surest Kuarantee of world

Rc‘crr'li=v tn "-- m»; Crtrmdiaris in the Corona molvcs Dr. lll-iflftllan sncke nririe of the hi~l Rfvval C-"WBFIZFH Polvw ave hflld in [fly-don 717975 lti"t it was the Went which hrouvht y-“iqvrd porn, for" t" T'llo present ("owmmgnf

l l""'fl’d in winch

with a provincial loflllcfl

like so oiaov o! th

W011i hv flip bom- ‘n

"it pmvflscs ti“: d and the R. C. M.

Contrast: Party Records

then reel-wed th- arl1‘ev~vio~~t< of o R"nr"‘i divrinq hi; =tres~=n~ “arlleuiqrh. which Hm Ben-nan f; "rme" thrown the m.

isnaraverl but whlc t" kvn in effect.

aker pointed out. was dFmvflfion of the

could he charccd 3g

Mr. Fvrmetf vans rcfev-r loud flhh‘-i"ep_ a. Pnncp Fj-lrlqvd H.

Dr". Vccllflriian al the sfiwtcniaoelvp Robert Pnrrirn. to vmlte ls lnriohtcd fo fc

the best friend

of the late Sh.

l‘ "s splendid car Strode"! gauze on the av. and an increase of

rl lo (he vast sum; of

Comm as on Tho

Kine Government ilfld accepts-d the

Duncan meal-m. . hut bcvond payinlz the hari nerlectcd to S 1:2: plorecl the cr’m‘nnl nevlect of the cork naved hiohway la=t \v:nt~r between semb Borden. Stlmmersirie and Charlotte. gh me White 60mm]? lmvn. He charged that Hon. J. P. Mclntvre. Minievr of Public works his Pmvinfiforan Had failed to take necessary and obvlolu oreceilons to protect the shoulder ofthe hievhwa" from serpegg of wave". thus undorpiinin" thelpaver menl. ’i"he s"u~t"nn coifld have been saved hv a little rooiwonvnwe and forcsiwlm Mr. 1'I"Il\fvv<n qubsmupnt_ ‘v SDllQhiVlO lav the blame (m the Conservatives for hi; neelper in (w, rlstnow an inlmitafiovi ivhich Dr lW-"lfillan (‘Onvlnrqjrglvv rl-nudlalpg

servo? v": to obtmn a suhsidl‘ uliinw in lm p-llllttcll

t‘n"c to come. of

rich“: of the iVTiYlt mg Pr“ l l'.'i‘.t rntcs. wirch are at

nlcs for their confid- alid remarked that tilt‘ Writ’ '5 by no means lnrre and etithusiastio milvinc-nillv indicat-

hc COYltTlllPfi. "thus.- me when in office. er failcd to get lnm resent anv complaint.

BlWflv-s abil- t0 grant but at least v-é um see tlicm. or fool th

"not at the dc

sed away during t "be"! V010 claim.

on the subject or o]

IiPP- 11ml the elec "ml Nrformances. ‘ ' i

i-hev pffimlgfld l," do

down necessary yo" Works department. Ho getting work on the

11V. D. MacLean;

have placed an extra

DR. W J. I‘. MACMILLA

refiistration ices. and anfXl-Yfl,i=“'c cents u gdllUll on gasoline. line, 11101191’ Wee‘ l0 be Pl" ml‘) PaVe-d "Elkhaug" wi. receive llveslllck

roads. has that tern clone? N0!

they have taken 9V6?) Qllpofiuntll‘ to increase the taxes. ln dlrfitll Monday, June 28. A. Piclclud and violahon of the camplugn promises;

and that is all. ‘rue "vote oi thanks’ tliLy gave tile llhilfllllC-t.‘ collipallleg l0!‘ Lllelr sps~kihlau uontrliiuholi to

the public llcaltli of this Province, next a; 230 p M_ The RC‘; GU. was to double tllc tux on insurance

cunlpanles. 'l.‘nat was their gesture of gratitude for tile $75,000 con- lnbuted by these COIILPUII-ES to ad- vance tile cause 0f public health in this‘ Province!"

Reference was made to ille splendid public S=2l'v.ce_i'Gi‘iCl-‘1'Ed by]

tlie late Messrs. H. M. Downing arid

E. W. Manson, also Dr. Tanton, J.

E. Dalton and P G. Clark in ap- proaching Dr. MacMiilan during ii.s tc-rm of offme and asking for grade l0 and 11 in the HJQJ School Academy for Summersloe. 'I'hc re-

sult l5 that the Fiance County‘

capital now has one of the finest schools in the Maritimes. He was

_ glad. Dr. MecMillan sa-d. to do this

to further education in the Prov- .nce.

He also Spoke of the public service

of Mr. Heath Strong. former mem- ber for the ‘Fourth District of Prince. and lof Mr. Hugh Mor-

rison in agitating for the nsw h gh-‘

way to serve the dist!‘ ct. and 1n-

cidentally the whole Province.

Prohibition Enforcement The speaker crticised the- Camp-

bell Governments adm nistratlon of the Prohibition Act. espfcialll‘ in abolishing the Prohibtlon Com- mission. h-emier Campbell has now brought a mainland spgaker here to tell the law-abiding people of this Province whnt ther duties were with YFSPQCI. to prohibition overv- ance. The real issue. however, is the Government's own sincerity h admiilstering the law. The lady br

ought here to speak on temper-

ance is the same WIIO was bronchi here to speak on behalf of the Liberal candidates in the i927 elect. ion cnmnnlen. when prohibition was an issue in Poltics.

Voice: "lie ‘must think another

election is comintrl“ tmughgery

Continuing. Dr. MacMiFan do-

'T‘“P svalkrr then rcforr-ll t’. th»

Mluit ctiltcalimi and ere/lit nmgn movemcnts which are caning in "tlllmflfilv Pii over the Province He nlso strrsscd the success o! m’ Canmlle LibT-"Y Demonstration ‘which we, largely instrumental in establishing these movements. The Péople do not fora-rt. he said. that it was tho Conservative Govem- ment which was responsible for lbrinvinz the pubic libraries to this

Xpressed his dawn Pi-Icgrinee.

conclusion he expressed

w‘ Oniimiam With regard to the futurci Edward both federally and provincially qt» the Conservative Party, which brought this country through the worst depression in world history, , and whose policies are today bring vindicated in the mmt striking

manner. misrepresent» other which the Conservative leader;

nreech Wfle warmly applauded. were Messrs. A. F. Arsenault.

speakers at the meeting. at

111011183 MacNutt. Heath 5mm; g,

C. D. P‘. MhcNPili. Mayor P. I‘,

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Well Drilling

Communicate with

'mm lffirask Well Cc., Ltd.

Vaughan" H. Groom Summerside Manager for P. E. Island

THE CIEBI1OTTJL3ZQYYN GUARDIAN

TliE HIGHLANDS GEORGETOWN

RATES:

Board and Room Inclusive $2.50 and $3.00 per day or . $12.50 and $15.00 per Week.

I'll] Conrao Chicken Dinner i Sunday 75 centl.

i g Wednesday Dinner and Dance

i

$1.00 plna Tax. Special Weed-end Rates

Bot and Cold Running Spring Water in all 30mm. ‘

OPENING JUNE 26th.

L-l883-6-26-ll. i I

CBASWELL for Photographs

OONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. 14-6798-7-12-312

VOCAL TREAT. Ireland's prem- ler baritone at the Hospital Ba- zaar. Market Building. Char- lottetown. 11-1866-6-23-41. _

GRAND RALLY of the Baptist Young People at O‘Leary, Saturday, June 26th, 7.30 P. M. L-lB18-6-23-3l.

The Central Cuardianli i i i l

Guaranteed Permanents from $200 to $7.00. Phone 73. 0-1992-6-26-11.

SERVICE OF SOl\G in North Tryon Presbyterian Church Sunday. Julie 27 at 7:30 L-2001-6-26-1i_

il075 Work Guaranteed. Reliable

W. A. MacQuaiTie. Minister. Ser- vices for Sunday. June 27th. 1937. will be at North Wiltshlre at ll a. m. Wheatiev River at 3 p m. and Hunter Rver at 7:30. The Com-._ munlon Service at Wheatley River;

i; postponed till July 11th. g

—Rev. Arthur Wallis. BA. Minis- ter. Sunday. June 27th. 1937: Pleasant Valley. 11 am.; preacher. Mr. A. Stirling McKay of slllli~ merside. Bradalbane evening ser- vice is given up to allow the choir and congregation to attend the Rose Valley services. Rose Valley: Special reopening services after iri- terior renovation. 11 am.; preach- er Rev. A. E. McKenzie. B.A.. of Trinity United Church. Charlotte- town. 3 p.m., Gaelic service and sermon; preacher. Rev. D. J. Mor- rison of Hampton. P.E.I., who will alao give an address in Ehigllsh following the Gaelic sermon. 7.30 p.m..| preacher; (by request) Rev. Arthur Wallis. The music of the day will be led by an augmented choir and well known soloists from Charlottetown and other places. All visitors welcome during gthe

popular Baptist denominational leaders. Rev. E. A. Kinley. Field Secretary, Acadia University. and Rev. Alexander Gbcon. Youns P00- ple’: Becmibfy- Will b0 the "W111i"! and evening cpeakera respectively- Both ail-e fluent and able‘ pgearclherrs andwll bringrnmngeso e B - est merit and interest. The Church May. D. B. MacDonald and Dr. l}. School will meet for Lesson Period "i r Tnnfnn. t at 1a noon. Miss iuillll n. Stems : lwlu conduct the Children's story

Period at 11.30 A. M. Dr. J. A. Clark

SIIIPPERS NOTICE-The S. Si

end general cargo for st. Pierre. St. John" and Carbunear, Niltt.

a UIT>§3UUD’*I‘OC*C‘Q3D"Q“D0O

Co. Agent. L-198l-6-26-3i.

CALVIN CHURCH Lot io-Di worship will be held on Sabbath

Carlyle Webster wall preach. I FOR FUMIGATING. tuepllcne?

Fum gating Co. 145 Great George St. L-19fl5-G-2-i-s-t—l.1f ————— . I

"REV. T. 0. DEWOLI-‘E wi'l preach 0n Sunday, Julie 27th at Bonshaw 11:00 a. m. and Tl-yon. 3.00 p. m."

L-6-12-1i

AVONLEA LODGE. Cavendish, Beach. will open for business 830-’ lifdflll. June 26th with meals at all hours. Cottages to let and alsqi rooms at farmhouseyhonoorwritet Mrs. Allan Wyand. Cavendish.

L-IHZ-G-ZG-ll

BEACH GROVE INN—0oens for the season Monday. June 28. Rates $3.50 to $5.00 per dav $18.00 to $25.00 per week. Special commercal and week-end Rates L-20‘l-6-26-ll

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L-l997-6-26-li

At the morning servicethe preach- er wili be Rev. Prank Dckinson, West China-Graduate of Mt. Alli- g

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH-g

son University-one of the special speakers at recent conference and a native of the Maritlmes. In the ev- ening Rev. Hugh Mlllar. M‘. A.. B.D.. will preach taking for his theme: “Substance and Shadow“. A special

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Special for The liew Avenue CASH GROCERY:

- BUY HERE AND SAVE YOUR- MONEY

l0lbs. White Sugar-—----------—55c 4ills.Daies-——--—--—-—-————-—Z5c lib-CECE!!! Tartar—-—-—-———---————29c ‘Zibs Siiortenlng-——-—--————-—————-—Z5c

2 ihs. Lard --—--—-————---——-———30c 2111s. Bulk Raisins -—- —-—--—-- —————-— ——25c 2 ‘lins ul Corn Beef - -— — — — — — — — — — — — 25c 2 lbs. Mixed Biscuita——-—-—-—-————--——290 2 lbs. Soda Biscuits -- — -— -- — - — — — — — — -— 29c 5 Pkgs. oi‘ Jelly Powders — — — — — — — —- — - - 25c 3 Pkgs. oi‘ ltlzitithcs — — -— —- — —- — — — — — — —— Z30 3 Pkzs. of (‘orn l-‘lakes — — — — — — — — — — -— -— Z50 »3 Pkgs. of Icing Sugnr-——-————-———— ——25c Carnation Milk tlurge) —- — — — — — — — — — - — 25c l lli. linking Powder, Regular 25c for — — — — — —- — 19c Brooms vcry best. 35, 65. and-BS. Mop: - — - - - - 25c Dairy Butler, very best — — — — — — — — — — - 23c Perfection Creamery Butter, 2 lbs . — — — — — — - 55c 2 tins of Pilchards or Salmon —- — - —- -- — - —- — 25c 6 Rolls of Toilet Paper -— — - — — — — — — — — —- 25c Boneless Codfish, No. 1, 10 lbs. for — — — — — — -— $1.00.

On many other lines not mentioned. prices will be very W.

VFree Delivery

Telephone 662

ALBERT KAYS (Mgr-l

Corner Elm Ave and Chestnut Si.

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Central Christian Church

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MORNING SERVICE Music: "Selected".

Sermon: "Purchased, A Great

Salvation."

This is a chalk talk sermonette by the Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Cooper.

Sunday School 11.50.

EVENING SERVICES Music: "Selected."

Sermon: “The Divine Confession".

ALL CORDIALLY INVITED

St. Peter's Cathedral

Rochford Square Incumbent-REV. CANON MALONE, M. A.. L. In.

SERVICES 8.00 A. lli.-Holy Communion

8.40 A. lli.-Malina.

11.00 A. lVL-Chnral Eucharist and Sermon.

7.00 P. M. — Evensong and Sermon. Dally Holy Communion 7.45 except on Monday and Friday at 8.15. Evensonl: on Friday 7.30.

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0 Maccabeus-Mlss Ethel Peake. dir- 8 ector of the voca‘ department of 0' Mt. Alison Conservatory and Miss 8 Margaret Coffin of the staff have Q graciously consented to give this o number. A cordial invitation is ex- g tended to visitors to worship with ‘c. Trinity congregation on Sunday.

BRADALBANE CONGREGATION

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- (§4UJ ‘L’ musical feature of the morning ’”'°'“'"°°"*°°" ""°° °m'”'“

service will be a duet "0 Lovely Peace from Handel's Oratorio Judas

05b: Dentist Church Li.‘

JILNISTER-THE REV. H. L. BENTON. B. D-

MORNING WORSE! 11 O’CLOCK

Sermon-Rev. Earle A. Kinley.

Solo-“These Are They" — (Gaul) Miss Vera Ii. Malcolm Campbell

The Church School-ll n‘. ck The School has a helpful message

for all ages. You need the School

and it. needs you. Come tomorrow

and help better last year's attend- ance record.

EVENING WORSHIP l ULLOCR Se. " .. Alexander Gibson. Solo-"0 Saviour Hear Me" (Gluckl Min Vera Ii. Malcolm Campbell The Church welcomes to It; pulpit

Rev. l. A. Kinley ad Rev. A. Gibson both of Wolfville, N. S.

Alusio of the day under direction of Miss Vera II. Malcolm Campbell, Mus. Bu, Mr. Arthur Patterson, Organist,

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REV. HUGH MILLER, M. A.. B. lL-Miiilsler, REV. A. E. CIacKENZII-I, B. A..-Assistant Minister. A. ROY KENDALL. L. R. A. .11.. A ..-\. G. O.

11.06 A. M.-Public Worship and a

Sermon-Rev. Frank Dickinson. 5010-‘ “.0 God Have .‘IOI‘l'y"-—.\Ii'n lill-snilw.

Y Mr. Robert Irwin, IS-zlilillic.

Iocai Duet-“O Lovely Peale" _ _ _ _ __ __ Bliss Margaret Collin. Soprano-lli.. Contralw-or nil. Allison enlist-rial... 7.00 P. lli.-Public Worship.

Sermon-"SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW"

Rev. Hugh Miller

Visitors Cordially IVelrome, Moming Service Broadcast by C. I". C. 1'

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CANAD

Si. ‘Paul's Church

5th SUNDAY AFTER TRLYITY

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830 A. iL-Holy Communion. 10.00 A. I\I.-—Tlie Sunday School. 11.00 A. .\I.-.\Iorning Prayer and Sermon

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Mr. R. liieizlcr will sing “Rcvond the Dulvli" 7.00 P. IVL-Evcning Prayer anti Sermon

Knoweth."

Mrs. Neil MacLean will sing "An Evening Prayer" Gabriel

Everybody Welcome. REV. H. D. RAYMOND, M. A.. Rector. Acting Organisir-MISS LILLIAN EARLE. Choir Director-ALBERT DINNIS.

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REV. (i. CARLYLE I’VEB.\'TITIi-—I\II\'TF'I'IIIT PROF. LOIYIS D. TIiOMPSO.\'—Orznnil-t and (lluirmgsfgy

A cordial welcome is extended to all sit-ringers and visitors

day. You are Invited to worship with 11-1856-0-28-26 THE BAPTIST CHURCH THE BAPTIST C“Umc"__'pwo JLIJIJIIIMMnMNuMMnMMnblnaqnnn .-..- ..,. __ J _l_r‘m

wil be the teacher of the combined Senior and Junior Brotlicrhoods. Inst yearn attendance records are being battered each Bimday so a large school is anticipated for tn- morrow. The morning and evemmz congregations will be favored by] Miss Vera 1-I. Malcolm Campbell‘ with solos in her clear musical so- prano. the morning's solo belngi onuvu "rileu Are may." and the. evening's, Giuok‘: "O saviour Hear Mo." Mr. Arthur Patterson. Annap-i

oils. N. 8., heard so mceptably last Sunday evening. will preside at the organ.

Special Announcement

i‘.

Evangelist i-I. R. Brennan is now in Hali- fax attending the bien. nial session of the Mari- i rne Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

Because of his ah. sence there will be no evangelistic service con- ducted in the Brighton Hail. Sunday. June 27L

Morning Dluslc:

Evening Music:

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Church

310i‘. SING WORSHIP

11.00 A. jiL-The Sacrament oi’ the Lords Supper will he observed. All members are urged to be

present.

Music:

Anihclm-"Jesu Word of God"- Gounod.

EVEXTNG WORSHIP

7.00 PAL-Theme: "Living by Faith" Music:

Solir-"Have Faith in God". Mrs. Arthur Roper

Remember and Bible Classcs at ion lrcloek in the morning.

The Presby teridn A

St. James Church

Minister: REV. 1L MOORIIIIAD LEV-ATE, D. I). Public Worship: