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CHURCH 0!‘ ENGLAND. — Georgetown Pariah. Sunday. June 20th. Christ Church, cherry Valley 11 A. M. Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown, 1.30 r. M. Rev. o. A.‘ Yeo. |

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corned considerin the late hour for children to be abroad, it amus- ad us to see the younger fellow, new familiar with the place, come out oi the dark and step ahead oi the others into the kitchen. They arrived in the yard’ in a great noise oi barking dogs. Mutt from the safety the truck affords and Pard from the ground. We brewed cups of coffee and ate bread and jelly and the last piece of cake in the house before they set out hap- pily for home. When Rob‘ and Karo- lyn comev there is always shop talk. James must know: “How's that red heifer doing?" “Is that fat acg into the weight yet?" and “Are me horses standin up pretty well to the cropping?" are was men~ tion loo tonight of the fattening catllo iinislzingvnow on the grass; of tho young ones intended to be put up ibr next Winter and they must go over the returns oi pairs af hogs marketed recently from either piece. Live and dead weishts are noted; they consider the per- iod of feeding: the feeds used and conclude which oi the many offer- ed contains the‘ best substance; which sow’s oiispring are of all the moat thrifty and approximate pro- fits are reckoned. I I O

Never yet has this been deter- mined down to an individual in my hearing for when the average gain has been struck, some one is bound to remember “Yes, but the brood sows were fed out of that as well!" Many items oi isrm interest were discussed, leaving some of us with food for reﬂection. “They'll soon nip the grass off those fields?" James in his arm-chair observes now k: the silence. “What will?" 1 ask. "Those cattle on pasture here and at Rob's, before we get a fence up and them moved to the other isrvni"

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In the house across the lane, grand-daughter nursed a swollen arm, which in the coolness and mowers prevailing kept her in- doors, so that Pas-d and I came a- lone for the mail at lane's end this morning. Alders edging the stream and pond an now in charming array. fresh gowned as they are in Spring green and birds with bright songs rendevous there. Mist touched the rim oi the valley then and from the distance be- yond one caught the lonely sound of train call. crooning a low sweet measure the mill stream narrowed Io flow beneath the bridge before going on serenely to. drive the saw cutting boards and planks and "scantlin"’ at the mill by the dam. A long legged heron with trailing feet flew up the creek and nearer us a hitch oi three horses in the manure spreader gallantiy breasted the rise. “There's one ion we've ginished" James speaks of it HOW with much relief. Then with a show of haste due no doubt to plans for tomorrow's cropnins. 1'53! right. Ellen!" he tells me, meaning lor us the and 0i’ the day at hind.

Until tomorrow -— Diary -Good- nlghl. '

‘oouornv mx SAYS-

(Continued

In Meaaaoriam

1n loving anemorw of our dear wife and mother, Mrs. David r. Taylor, who leased away June 18th, 1987.

Though her smile is gone forever, And her voice we cannot hear, We shall never lose vweet memories. 0i the one we loved so dear.

Always itamembered by Husband, Son and Daughter.

In Memos-lam

In ad and loving memory of our darling daughter and sister, Mrs. Spur-goon Moore who departed thi life June 18th, 1041. _

Just when your life was brightest Just when your years were beat You were called from‘ this world o! IOHVI To a home of eternal rest. Oh what would we give to hear your voice

And see your unlie once more

0r hear that familiar ioctatop

As we did in days cl yore.

It's so lonesome here without you And sad the lweary way _

For life can never be the some Since you were called away.

They say time is a healer

And helps ua to forget

But time so far has only prover] lilow much we miss you yet.

Sadly Missed and Fondly Remem- bered by Mother, Father, Brother

D and Sisters. In ‘

Memos-lam,

In loving manor! of our dear wle and mother. Mrs. Spnrgeon Moore. who passed away Inna 18th. 1041. 1 When! the evening shades are

And our tho home,

In our hearts there ounce a. longing

If only she could come home.

More and more each day we miss her

Friends may think the wound has

are wandering

But little they know the sorrow

That lies in our hearts concealed.

0ft and oft our thoughts do wan-‘ der

To a gnavc not far away

Where they laid‘ our darling iwiie and mother '

Almost‘; year ago.

So quiet and so quickly came the call

He: sudden death surprised us all. A sudden change in a moment fell Without a chance to say farewell But the wound is lust as fresh to- day As in the hour die panel! away. It is not at the time the tears are

shed. y That tells of the hearts that arc to

rn .

But the lonely tears of the after Yllrs

0f remembrance tiy borne. Lovingly Remembered by Her

Husband and Daughters.

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day at Belle River, B.“ pm. J. Edward Baxter, Student hliiniater. _

YORK UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA.-Servicea for Sunday. June 20th. Central 11 A. M. PICBLQ‘ ant Grove 2 P. M. York 3.30 P. M. Braokiey T30 i’. M. Sunday School at the usual hours. Rev. ,1. H. Mac- Callum, Minister.

‘mus CONGIIEGATION of the United Church at Bcdeque will units with the Baptist Church in Central Bedeque on Sunday next, 11 A. M. The Rev. B. H..Crowe will be the speaker. In the eveiing the Bedeque "Perseverance Mission Band" will present a special prch grain st 7.45 P. M.

SI‘. JOHN'S Presbyterian Church, Belfast. Rev. R. S. Quigley. Phn. Minister: Morning worship. ii; sermon, “The Sin 0d Envy"; even- ing worship, 7.30; sermon, "Chris- tianity and the New Knowledge." Worship in Fiat River School Wed- nesday, June 28rd at l pm.

ENGAGEMENT-dill‘. and Mrs. Earle Inga, Mt. Herbert, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor Annabel. to Rob- ert Wilbur. son of Mr. and Ivirs. Viilbirr S. waiters. m»: I-iill Farms. Sussex. N. B. Marriage __to take place early in July.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY- funeral of Mrs. William H. Steven~ son was held yesterday afternoon from the Cutclifie Funeral Home. Services at the home. and grave were conducted by Rev. M. D. Dunbar. The pallbearers were P. N. Manuel, Percy Gay ‘Mentors Whitlock. Milton Stewart. Ivan Vessey. Cyril McGregor. Interment New Glasgow Cemetery.

CLEAR!’ PASTORAL CHARGE --'rhe United Church of Canada, Rev. W. C. Dickson, B.A., Pastor. Services for Sunday, June 20. are as follows: Bloomﬁeld. Divine Wor- ship at 1i a.m.; Brae. Divine Wor- ship at 2 p.rn.; West Devon. Div- ine Worship at 3.30 pm; Gheary, Divine Worship at 7.30 p.111. Sun- day Schools in all places at the hours as amounted by the Supts. On Monday. June 21st, then will he a Rally of the Western Presby- tery Y. P. U. at Aiberton; next Slmday. June 71th will be Anniv- ersary Sunday for the West Devon Church. Special speaker Rev. Dr. W. S. Godfrey of Sackville. N.B., a former Pastor. There will be no services at the other places that Sunday.

In Meagan-lam car's. Amman n. raqusr

The death occurred at his home in Borden on May 81 of Capt. Alfred B. Paquet in his 70th year.

Capt. Paquet was born in Souris and ior the past twenty-three years resided in Borden where he was employed on the S. S. Prince Iidlward and later the S. S. Char- lottetown until his retirement in i987.

During his illness he was fre- quently consoled by the sacraments

_ of the Catholic Church o! which

he was ever a devout member. Surviving are his wife (nee

Teresa Iliarrcll) iolmerly oi Glace

Bay; two sonsyThomas. Borden,

Th0.

lo set them as humans sad wives. Don't-Io to live with Y0!!!’ 11i- llWs until you have your vaakaeaa under control. NW1" you Will quarrel with them inside of a week if you don't and make them as well as yourself miserable. - v

DEAR DORUIHY DIX: I am the mother of slit children. iolr oi whom are deadl I am a widow and for many, many years 1 havi been supported by my daughter who works hard, and who has ascri- llced he: life to me. I have a son, who is married and well oif fin- "Wlllly. but he has never given me a penny, although he is one of the pillars of the church in the community in which he lives.

1a there some way that I can get my undutiiul son to contribute i» my support and 1m some o! uie burden from my single saunter?

A WIDOW

ANSWER: The lawwould compel your tight-fitted son to con- tribute to your support. The beat way to do is to take the matter "P with a lawyer and have him threaten suit against your son to main him contribute to your maintenance. He avidentlylvalues his position 1n the community. and would not want to be disgraced by having it lmown that he refused to take care of the mother who bore him.

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1mm mx: r have been solos with a gm who wants m! to marry her in the vary near fut a and who is getting very lmbatient. After we are married we are

to live in a horas ovoid by her father, which she has Just had remodeled and for which she has “villi. e furnishings.

I d ‘t love this girl. She is neither intelligent nor attractive. The only reason I plan to marry her is because aha can give me a home in the city. a thing I have always wanted. Also. she is an only child and “"1 Moo day inherit a lot oi money. - m ti think marriage is too big a price tops! for a home in . t My - I dread to think of spending the rest oi my iiie married t» .omeone s don't love. '

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PAUL L. ANSW lorrlest ba a!

The man who sails hinueii to a woman makes the

m that it is possible. for a human being tomato. For

h: Woman who buys you will have a contempt for you that will make

thfnkgftli- you worse than "any slave. Don't deceive yourself into

h“! ht thtt you will have the run of hsr nooketbnelc. You will never e nickel that you won't have to account to ha: for. Be a man. your ova living and pick out your own wife.

and Cliiiiord, Roxbury, lidasa; seven daughters. Mary, Brookline. Mass; Gertrude, Mrs. Alex Mc- Oormavk. Houris: Fay. Mrs. retai- Landry. Cambridge, Mass.; Agnes. Mrs. Athol Woodside, whycoco- magh. NS; Sybil, Mrs. Clinton Iiowatt, Borden; Mildred. Mrs. Jos- eph Kelly, Borden; Anne. Mrs. Jules Goudet, Charlottetown.

The funeral was held from Sac- red Heart Church, Borden, on June 2. Requiem High Mass being sung by Rov. W. V. McDonald.

Pall-bearers were Capt. John I... Read. Messrs. Robert ilcPherson. John Gsudet, Alex Chappell, John Dcsgan. John Gallant. - ' Burial was in Seven Mile Bay rcemetery.

ACCEPTS CALI. WMNIPIG. June lb-(CPI-Dr. I. M. Bcwae. 46. minister of wen.- rninster United Church hare since i980. has accepted a call to lloor Street United Church. Toronto. lorn in Nillingsto. Nﬂd., Dr. Home sraduated from. Dalhousie thiivarsity. Halifax. in mo. he then attended Pins hill Divinity Hail. studied at ‘Union ‘theological Seminary, New Yotk. and received his doctorate in philosophy from University oi lidiuburlh in i084.

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srsduu. suuosv snavxoa Lorne Valley Community Hall 7.30 P-m- Ill-Pilot Sunday. June 20. Ind Ivory suadev following. Ail wel- eows. .

MARTIN! CINTBAI. AIL WAYS three times daily to Mone- ton. Air and rail connections to Momeal and Soaton. Phone 2061 or .

LISTEN to Mn. E. M. Bagnaii discuss Provincial Councils of the Girl Guide Association, and be sure to listen to the Guide Dialogue by Guides, Frances Wilson, Jean Bevan, Beryl Beagan_ and Cadet Phyllis Outliife. Saturday, s P. M. Standard Time C. F. C. Y.

where she will enter the Toronto General Hospital for treatment. Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery.

ENGAGEMENT-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. MscIsaac. Esrnscliiie. announce the engagement of their daughter, minlce Frances, toJames Raphael, son of Mrs. Med R. Hughes and the late Mr. Hughes of Bedliord. Marriage to take place early in July.

PhlSB-YTBIIAN CIIUItCII- in Canada. Services for Sunday, June 20 as follows: Marshileld ii a.m.; Harrington 3 part: Mt. Stewart 7.30 p.m.; Sunday Schools: Marsh- ileld 10 a.m.; l-iighfield 10.30 Lin; Harrington 3 pm. The Zion Male Quartet will sing at the Mt. Stew- art service. Rev. RN. Younl. Min-

isler.

POWNAL CHARGE. UNiTli: CHURCH OI’ CANADA. Rev. E. . Macvicar wnister. worship ser- vices Susiday, June 20: i-l..00~a.m.. Clifton; 2.30 pnh, Mount Herbert; 7.30 p.m.. Pownal. Millview Sun- day School re-opens 11.00 a.m. other Sunday Schools: Ciiton. 1o a.m.: Mount ilorbert 1.80 p.m.: Powna-l 10.80 am. s

Personals

Mrs Ed Farquharson and Mrs A. N. MacPheraon o! Kilmulr are the delegates attending the con- vention in the city.

Miss Helen Cox arrived home from Toronto this week due to the illness of her mother, Mrs. Lloyd

Prince Edward Island Hospital. In Memos-lam

In loving memory of our dear father. Wallace Wheltley, who de- parted this life June 10th, 1046.

Gone is the face we loved so dear, Silent ls the voice we loved to hear, Too far away for sight or speech But not too far for thought to reach. Sweet to remember him who once

was here And who though absent, is lust as dear. , lovingly remembered by his family.

In Moratorium

In loving memory oi our clear wife and mother, Mrs. Spurgeon Moore, who passed away June ll, 1947.

When the fal

evening shades are

"And our thoughts are wandering home, ‘ In our hearts there comes a long- . In‘ If only she could come home. More and more 'each day we nails er Friends may think the wound has healed.

Bast little they know the sorrow That lies in our hearts concealed.

0ft and oft our thoughts do wan- doe

To a grave not far away,

Where they laid our darling wife and mother

Almost a year ago today.

So quiet] and so quickly came the eal Iler sudden death surprised ua all.

A sudden change In a moment fell Without a chance to say farewell.

But the wound is lust as fresh to-_

do! As In the hour she passed away; ltisnotatibetlmstlsetesraare

shed That tells of the hearts that are torn, Int the lonely teal-a of the after . yo!" . 0f remembrance silently borne.

Invingly remembered by l her husband and daughters.

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