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JANUARYfi. is.

lowing clerzylllellysisiledl with the servigfi: v rues glob,

D. Ym _. 0Y1 ..." uhnson, H.A.Ml\ Ito Di

I __bclicvc in the Holy ‘ Universal

, st thought-homo to the hearts of one in this‘ congregation. . we could. indeed. go forth in 1 - c 3119118131 of Christ and shake _ ,,@ very Bates of I-Ielll .,,;')Yet there are things in the church , 01 which we have every reason to . . illate ourselves in prayer. In er. as "In nothing else we come g1, , derstnnd each other better. aw; m, n it is by that spirit of love in y ,comniunion with Christ that we win _,.____

MacLeod stat-iyigyvoryd for film v _ ictorlaHockey-Glub, . New-Yet Ancient _ , , pai"t - _ ' ant you ito glut u dwldod‘ The Victories of Charlottetown so thou _t. to, the affirmation in the Very ancient. and yet so new are Apostles Creed "II believe in u“, about to enter their second year as Holy ‘Catholic Church," 11¢ wenpqma rejuvenated athletic hockey club. ' t‘ working cflnfyflpfloq 5;‘, Last year after a lapse of ten In the‘ nf.,years they reentered the field of

llqwing" the one justjcompctition and with proverbial believe in the} Victoria luck at once annexed a

‘fly beenlcallb woulttgive the addressl," urch tonight on "The'

Johnson. He s i

~ "1011- "Oh that I might bring ,

ARENA TONIGHT-Skating with Mid. - - 1705

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD. .—There will. be a celebration of the Holy‘ Communion in Springfield on; Sunday at 11‘ a. m., and Evening Prayer in Crapaud at 7 p. m. Ser- mon subject-“Light Manifestation to the Gentilesfil

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. z Services in the Brookfield congrega- tion Sunday, January Bth will be as follows: Hartsville 11 a. m., Brook-, field '7 p. m. Services in Presbyter- ian Church a-t Clyde River, Jan. 8th at 3 p. in. Sunday. School 2 p. m. Services ,in Presbyterian Church! Sunday. Jan. Bttiiiat ~11‘ a. m.. and Wood Islands Church at, 7 p. m Services in Presbyterian Church at Mount Stewart Sunday at 11 a. m., Harrington 3 pfm, Marshfield 7 p.‘ m.

BALANCE of childrens‘ velvet hats clearing at special prices. Prowse Bros., Ltd. 1704-1-6-21

‘ off at special price

relief and lasting benefit,

_ f: to take as often as re-' qulred because it is entirely free from harmful drugs. '

_ M I" dmasinr. bottles one lull $1.50

"£1515 AT ARENA tnolghtifi 110s

SKATING win: BAND at Arena tonight. 1

LADIES VELVET slllviandlvfelt hats clearing at $1.98. Prowse Bros., . 1704-1-6-21

BOYS KNITTED CAPS clearing

Prowse Bros, Ltd. _1'_704-'l“-'<'i-2l

. 1 LADIES JUMBO-KNIT" ‘SWEAT=l c

ERS. Good heavy quality.‘ Just‘ the lhing for outdoor sport clearing at

of v" 50c each.

nion of saints, Qppeakpr/(thatt h-lmthlzgo , ‘i-lllsliwor 11,5 New. Tesla: sense-that a saiiit__ wag; a, eof, Jesus. whether on his ribmqtheriids of tli "h-Thusothe ‘affirmation real-l ‘ ,believe~in the common"!

e wholauwvbialhatiioughl in scope and in method, work to the -same:cnd. Just-as. for; instance, thc Army. the Navy and thc Air Force, though separate or. ganizatlons, _,WOl1k together, in time of war, for the common cause, as docs the Chur h. Militant, _

The spirit 6 this Kcomliulnion is, n distinct ,on_e_., ."‘By this, shall n1]. lncn know that yo brerny disciples‘ ~thlit ye love 0,110 Another." In thc New Testament.‘ not only is

belief ishcéessary to salvation. faith iifChrist is necessary for thc salvation of the individual soul.

schisnls happy divisions.

once the

"‘I_,believe". Maritime title. To be sure, it was an he llllllléfsailntermcdiate title, but at the same munlon of saints =time it was a warning that this or- ,ganization that first wona Maritime ,sen1or championship had not for- , _ ,1 gotten a good habit, and be it e veiluoflknown that this aggressive club has not forgotten the years of greater ,glory, when the word "Vlctorla” was “ha. war-cry to conjure with.

‘y

The ear 1928 is a. new year,

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“Billiards

there this‘ thouglit’ "or ‘communion: The first came in the Provincial but also the idea of thelmportalicchmatcur English Billiard Cham- of human experience.‘ ‘We , learn plonship was played at the Sunny» thatfn the individual experienccflside Billiard Parlours last night __ Iswlicn W. E. Phillips not faith in thcychurclrasl ocossgry Frank Acorn. the final scores read- foi" the salvation of 'thé‘world, as lug Phillips 500, Acorn 335.

won from

The highest break in the match

, was made by Phillips who had a run, Too often we emphasize {no of 50, besides breaks of 43, 26, 23,‘ in the CIIUPCIP-hfll‘ llli- and 22. Let us think for-Provincial match. made '11. veigv

Acorn playing his first

:1 moment for thc points on whichfffldil-Blble 51101171118 and 9111111011811

we are united, rather than on div-lllllyillg Solllewllflt 011 6010111‘. man-I

uiged to make The first great doctrine held by20-

all is that of the Fatherhood of God. A large number of billiard fans!

isions.

several breaks over

as exemplified iii thc Lord's Prayer. witnessed 1-118 11151611.

From that flows belief in the uul- vcrsal brotherhood of man." Then,l

The second game of the'tournn- neut takes place this evening at

too, wc have the common Evangcl, 7-30. Wllell Hll-lTy Redlllfllld D1318

cvcn though emphasis be different denominations

l-nt parts. hopc. We are one in hope. And it is by hope we urc saved. Again, wc arc one iii service. Take as all,

on differ-

l

instance, St. Fran .1: of Assil. H f. . I

docs not belong t; 21.11)’ one gchurcli

but to thc world. for his whole lifc ,

was spent in service to others. So

also with other men such as Dr. Mc- Lul"c who had given their lives up to service.

And then, think of our sympath- ies. Gct a congregation singing together. and they will soon forget, all their differences. Take thc . hymn "Lead, Kindly Light.“ written by Cardinal Newman of the Church

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plaged by, James Manderson.

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And the“ we have Onejfllr frosiblfc mm .\llnurd's Linllnouf.

_ a clean sheet on which thcywho ai"e dc- serving may write and the Vlcs, at oldest and the newest Hockey Club. still doing business on this tight little Island are determ- ined that the year 1928 will be very ‘much a history of how an old, new, organization won another champion- ship.

‘ Dunstafinage, Mr. Johnson's l

CAMBRIDGE FIRM MAKES LOWEST ESTIMATE. — The fol- lowing clipping is taken from the Boston Post. Mr. William H. Askin of the firm of Askin 8c Sullivan is a former Islandena. son of the late John Askin of Kelly's Cross and a brother of. Mrs.. Rosc Monaghan. nurse, of this city: “Lowest bids on various city contracts- werc made public today by officials at City Hull. Most of thc lowest bidders were Cambridg concerns, while only two were‘ rom Boston. The bids were all opened yesterday. but owing to the mass of stipulations contained in the bids. the officials were unable to segregate the lowest bidders until today. The lowest bidder on the new City Home was the firm of/Askin dz Sullivan of Cambridge, whose figure for thc construction was $372,759."

SPECIAL OPENING SERVICES ——,The special services in connection with thc opening of the new United Church of Canada at Marshfleld- Dunstaffnuge were concluded last Sunday. In thc morning the Rev. J. Sidney Bonncll, of St. Aindrcws _,Churci1, St. John,‘ N. B. discoilrseti ‘in his sermon upon thc vital need in thc Church of today for heroic, self-sacrificing service. He illustrat- ed this’ by relating several instanc- .es that occurred during thc late 'war in the performance of duty. Such a spirit must be forthcoming: in days of pence and for the great- est cause of Christ's Kingdom. The church choir rendered a- line un-

‘thenl in good manner. In thc oven-

‘ing, anothcr good congregation vas present to worship undcl" thc li-ad- ership of , Rev. Hammond Johnson, ’of Trinity ‘Church, Charlottetown. _At the beginning of thc New Year ,and, also at the beginning of the .ncw Church-life of. ,Morsliflold-

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low prices. Prowse Bros, Ltd. , lTfM-l-SI-Zi CHILDREN'S SWEATERS 111 all sizes and coloursclearing out at greatly reduced prices. Prnwse *Bros.. Ltd. 1704-1-6-21

POLICE COUIVIX- Three persons appeared yesterday, one who was charged with acting as an auction- eers without a license, had his case adjourned until today. Two who wc1"c charged with trucking without a license wero awarded $3.25 or ten days.

EXCELLENT icE Arena tonight. ’

1705

PRESBYTERIAN _' CIIURCII in ,‘Canada Sunday, Jan. 8th services will be held in South Granville‘ Church at 11 a. m., in Long River Church at 3 p. m., in Clifton Church at 7.30 p. m. HUNTER RIVER CIRCUIT. - Serviccs Siulday, Jan. 8th: North Wiltshlre 11 a. ln.. Wheatley River 3 p. m., Huutcr River 7 p. m. Suni day School 10.30 a. m. R." H. Baxter, Minister.

JANUARY 8T1! 1st Sunday after ‘Epiphany-St. John's, Milton, miorning Prayer 10.30 a. m0, .Ma1‘k‘s, Rustico-Eveiling Prayer, i230 p. m. St. John's. Milton. Even- ling prayer 7.30 p. n1. Preacher Rev.

,‘ C. F. Johnson.

’ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.— lvir. c. J. Gallant wislics to acknowledge ',\V1ill thanks thc receipt of two must beautiful calendars from The Char- lottetown Guardian, and ‘T1105. Johnston Con-Ltd. -- - ‘

‘Letters of Sympathy—Rev..

Western Guardian

—BIG VALUES SIIOWN in ladies fur coats during the January Clean

_Up Sale at Sinclair's. 698-1-6-21

‘——S'I‘ILL A GOOD aissortmentlof lladies‘ rat and seal coats selling at especial reduced prices at Sinclair's.

1898-1-6-21

' —WOMEN’S FANCY bedroom slippcrspuiorth to $1.50, selling for 76c a pair at Sinclair's. 1698-1-6-21

_ ‘—LADIES’ run COATSat clear- ing prices during January at Sin- clair's. 1608-1-6-21

-—WOMEN‘S AND CHILDREN'S wopl soarfs. previous value $1.25 to $1.50 your choice 50c each at Sin- aifs. 1698-1-6-21

_~—VOLICE COURTJ-At the Sum- .mersidev Police yesterday morning a man from the rural dis- trlcts was fined one dollar and costs on the charge of drunkenness. In ‘his defense thc accused said the

‘liquor he had used was secured

Court

doctor's prescription.

dose of the medicine. l —MASS CARDS-The additional "cards were received on thc occas- ‘slop of the death of the late 1-ion. yJames A. MacNcll, Summerside; Mass Cards-Sydney Goodwin, Wel- lington; J. Douglas MacNeil, St. Augustine Seminary. Telegrams- J. J. Gillls, M. D., Merritt, B. 0.; A. P. MacLellan St. Andrews; Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCabe, Central Beclcque Tl-los. Doyle, North Rusticm, A. P. Willis, Montreal; D. Schurman. Reading, Ivlass; Claude Brown. Moncton, N. 13.; Mrs. Sarah Kelly, Miscouchc; Sam D. Galloway, To-

' ronto, Ont.

—SUMMERSIDE , TRADE.»- Thc monthly meeting o1" ‘the Summerside Board of Trade was

BOARD or‘,

lng. - A resolution of sympathy lo thc family of the late Hon. Jamcsf A. MacNeill. an honorary member

. of the Board. was moved by B. W.‘

Tailton, seconded by Charles R. Rogers and curried by a standing vote‘. Nominations of officers and council for the ensuing year were I

Muttart, H. T. Begg", Vice Presi-,

l _____ i LADIES ' BROADCLOTII ,.i3looni~. 'ers, special 82c. Prowse" B1‘o5¢ Lid. l

Deacon, W.

Holman. W. J.

GS

tury

representative

sidcrlilg the co Mr.

tiqn of Kings of Gecrgetow were read by

Hughes,

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E- l~

(leorgeto-ivll.

the N<-,_w Year. Signed Launching Poll

Walker, Hugh

W. L. Poole ,Presldel1t of the‘ Liberal Associir;

To the Honorable» Senator

and ill fac-t for

ty Show Their Grati- tude fol‘ Public SefViC-,Stui8s- On account of the high rendered During Last Quarter Of a CGII-icnuld not compete with the North-

The banqu“, tendered me Ho", iways to handle ilu- ever increasing J_ _I_ Hughes u, (;,,_o,,ge,o“,,, wwr crop, you bent your energies t0- 11851121)’. was attended by u large c-f ihv Elect- ors i-f Kings County, there lullug? about seventy- wa-s all cxcelleli; attendance coil-

body filo present.

liditioil of the roads. of Montague,

County, presided.

A1191‘ 1119 111111111191. addresses 1-0 reasonable opposition, to the. sur- Senutoi" 111131185 TF0"! 1119 1510010111 ‘prise and consternation of mully of

n and Launching, the Chairman, J. J.

_Sii':—We, lilo Liberal Electorsdvtes have been mls-luterpreted au~l of the Launching Poll, wish to ex- misrepresented, and your sincerity lend to you Oll this occasion our grossly misjudged, but ileariy thank-s for the many favors up the good you have done us and all other re- ,i'rig2ndu might desert you, and your llidents lll the County of Kings, P. Dali)’ 01100150 yflll. you still hall the whole ;rlle courage 0f‘your convictions 11,1 Proviucu of P. E. 1., during youlwilllihl 0n. alone if necessary, but‘

. , . . public carver for the 1am L\\'()n|_ -,lll\\'fl,\'l_i confident hem the Lovemment vgfldtglidolgoikzix years. more escpecially for lll)13,1'11li§0 lrilih and 111111108 “'81? ‘J11 think that he had taken an Ove,._ bilildinl] of [it frost-proof potato iylllll‘ H1118-

‘llouec on ti1e‘(‘. N. R. Wharf- at

which enables the

larlilcrs and sllippc-is i0 loud stoi1iil-71'f*n°fn$ 4 boats at i110 ulidwiutcr sczrson of "mm? “"0 1° 111° PYm/"W". ill"? d‘) [the ylml" ill safely, , illg that lhiough yl-ur vl-ry Zlhli.‘ mem'°"‘"lj effort such was brought. about, we {Own 1s Lm-wymg 1‘ llunlbly bog of you Iii‘ accept our igrqierr glfglllnetss’ , best wishes for yourself and .\lrs.. ‘“ m1“ "llmem ha"! m7- ham“ ‘Hughes, at this, the beginning of

lfirilily DCIIOY-

by the lillectors of the

P. l’. Morrison, William Itiizflcuil, a, §Neil l). lilorrisoil, John L. McPher- ‘soll, John F. lift-Donald, Angus l’).

McPliee, auil others.

A. l3, Vilalker, Secretary Launching Poll.

plated ~lll1 Jzlu., 1928. To lion. Senator J. J. Hughes. [Estccnlell Slrz-“Ilsliing L0 siluw

‘held last night in the Town Build- ,.,,,,. gratitude ,»,,,._ ' ing with Mr. G. M, Muttart, presid-

l-l‘ (ii‘.l)l'§-!L*i0\\'ll. zlllvilll and i111

sport iii which you urn held by the llzivc won, and in honoring you

lnadc as follows: President G. Mlimmfl“ “r 1M“ 001ml?" ’ i.\\'t}lll)"fl['l\‘l‘.ll

About

dents, H. T. Bcgg, B. W. Robinson, W" “"’1""" "h°"“‘"" C. R. Rogers. Morley Boll", Secretary 131-1111 1" 11*‘- ._'1"‘ J.‘R. Barr. Council <10 to bo elect- this Windy "l" -l'¢1\‘l1=l"\@l"~ 0d) L. R. Allen, Adrien Arsenault, their #11010“ was" We" J. E. Campbell, P. G. Clark, B. S. their Jlllii-tllient E0011.

E. Forbes, A. B. L. llillfZ-l been proved bcyoill Horne, H. T. Holman, J. Leroy dow of ll doubt‘. Lidstone. Wilfred you lucusiii"e<l up to the expects-l

and our apprec-

liiiliilu oi‘, ‘the faithful public ser- m-orm. They are indeed too numer- vivc you Iiavv givflll Killgfl Cilllllly nus to mention, hilt they stand out my lllllfi: (hall u, qualler of u ccii- ns monuments to perpetuate tury, wo decided itl-ICIHIPI’ you n menlory of tile best representative public ilzlllqum, in thc Town HzIlIYKIlIIZS Coilniy has ever hud-

su- illlli. many could. might. sec the re-.

yours ugu

by the lfibcrnl ri-prcscutzliive oi‘ '.l'll:lt made null,

has many l ilic slla-, So well have;

‘lllore. 1il (lBlllflllll in the Southern

‘duly uni‘. lilo heavy cost of trans- portation by Illiil, our farmers

lei-n United States growers. unless we could ship by water- Realizing ‘this, and lhe inability of our rall-

[warli [he consirilciioll liy tho Gov- ‘orllmeilt of a suitable frost prom‘ ‘warehouse at GPOYRBiOllVIl. the iult- ural winter port of this Province. so that our farmers, when privil- aged lo ship by water, would be on all equality with the North Alueri- con grower.

Iu this undertaking, as ill molly others. you met with the moi-ll un-

llhe people 0f Kings Couilly- You Qhave llflll to deal with the severest criticism from those who should ‘ilave been your friends. Your mot-

you kept fight» Though your

of victory, bu-

Tlio Georgetown warehouse is ,li0\v lln accomplished fzicl, and iii-l to (his Town, to the

obvious Liluttlley need scarcely hi; Olicr: again (ivorge- little of its steamers are

slruulllig and men busy- Once again some of the products of this frilirful Island flows through the port of Georgetown, and to you. Sh", we owe- the greatest credit for l those benefits. for without your ‘assistance our wharf would have ;l.llllll)l(‘.(l illio [he harbor long ago, ,uud oilr now splendid Potato Shed lwoilld still b0 a mere possibility vill the dim (listaut future

It would take too long here i0~ day lo attempt to oilumerotc the finally other benefits you have procured for Kings County since you first stepped into the political

thc

Wc honor you for lilo work you linvu done and the triumphs you

we honor uul-sclvos- We prny that Almighty God may give you lilauy yours of lifu uni‘. health to labor ‘for [he \vrll':ll‘e- of thc (foullly in .\Vlli('|l you were Imrn, and ill which

_ . THE CHARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN, ‘ PAGE THREE _ , “" " "-" - ‘ . . _ l, . . _ . . . ‘ u ," , o hlrd Meetlllgglilillilek Prayer 08111131 Guardian _ - I A NEW balm T d imwn. mu you. all", hull the, forc- By C ‘ clgafg , ,. q sisal and the vlsloil 1o ace the need ,-_. ._ ; _ . r " ' ,(l' . ,. h 0- 5.1", . CENTRAL P5515" -" (church ‘ l The growing oi Seed Potatoefl U , _ l" 360118011) —R°V' 1)" M" 1401mm‘ ‘ PERTUSSIN hnsaniin ‘ufl 0n. - 5 eslwas fast developing lnio a Prov- ‘ ' 1 ' A crowded congregati fiattendedpf? Rollie. And the whole church will preach at Lot 48 on Sabbath, ‘bmeficialeflect, ' u‘ BINJ. Mrtiklilliilll | ,£lI-‘U0.w1d8 ,,,d,,,_,t,.y_ 0,“. “amaze éaiyglrilrg, 11110121112135 véefilielévsliegiigfii‘ itii gilllrist‘ singing "Nearer My Godiggfliflzghbgtlgcilh-liiéfis,H;#11:13,1110 Tliltose whfisethroatsareover Undertaker and Em" or E, ’ . t ' . ‘ w“ "'°"°“"‘“ y°“""" “d "1',’ I 0 ' I ' , -‘ , 0 8." th - _ , . . - - lens lvewi fi dgh‘ hn , . ' ' - ~ ~ r r, . E. 1 . - _

"°‘°'S ° "mg S CW" Russ» o.‘

throat and chest. ._ the effect of Vicks in reliev-‘_ ing spasmodic croup. is two fold; ’ " (1) Its ‘medicatedva- 1 pors, released by body heat, reach air passages direct; (2) At the same time it stimulates the skin, thus helping the inhaled vapors ease the difficult breathing.

0'” cs

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.21 VA PO gwB WmbrMu/a/vaxswzo 4r H. Hennessey ..

R. Duncan P. Doyle E. Goss W. Halpenny .. Total—2667 Anchors J. Chandler B. Poole V. Gay G. Essory . J. Donovan . . . . . . . 14169 Total—2735

Tonight at 0 oclock s;hal"p the best game ever witnessed on the L. O. C. alleys is expected when life Old Timers champions of the har- ~ lottetown alleys will meet_,tl'ie.' ocial Club champions of the L. Q. C. nli-__ ‘ .

m 1-"

ill"

sevfiplit

leys for 1926-27. Both‘ amsli very strong and the fansjre; ed three of the best game up by two ‘teams. ., , —--—-¢-0->-—-——-—

For sky vzritlng a devlcelios been invented to be "carried in alufiil“ plane‘. us typewriter keys are pres"- ed parachute flares carrying the corresponding letters ‘are released- Take the ucp from ydursiifmllflh "/1111 15 m 3°

drops of SeigcYs Syrup ins‘ B1113! 01 will" as directed on the bottle. Any druq store.

l n»

§-O-Q~§-§OO-Q§O

ourru Hoirl

taking over Hotel we have‘ spent many’ thousands of dollars in repairs +1051; improvements. It is now the finest Hotel of its

Since this

_V(-ll have lived ulld ilnlie‘ ilusiucs-l

all your li-le. and which you huvo

honored by your pillilic career- Sigued on bclialf oi’ tile people

of Kings Couiily- l

- . , , , _ » L k", J. .1. M H. H. t -t, .~ " .» s ‘t tlrt fn, (“llllllilwe '— 1111"“ 0‘"“1°"" wit‘? lgieegk‘ Igmtgle, $25,513:‘, “M 1 6 21‘ Aces“ Mac-Kay CD11? J F lvllvliléivgilll 1111in€niiLte<~lltlilJo dblillltilnigiiisns 111(1) ollil- (k""""l“"l°“’“5 Chesw," n‘ Loweuyn’ 1E. n_s ,‘ ' ‘ . ,. >—? __ _§ ' ' ‘ ' 3 ' , ’ ' _ ' ' _ . ', ' (‘col-getoivn; Plli ip Morrison. iversc one. From this text. Mini MARSIIFIIJLD DUNSTAFFNAGIElQ- f-YMCI-éflllh-I. Nicholssli, (g. Si, name WAS entei,tained.f_l)'1‘11€ (;(,O,,,_,0,nw,,; John (i. Nk-Dnnflll], Johnson made a strong appeal forIPLEASANT GROVE AND YORK.—, ‘i=9 B» ~ - P8915» 1- ~ - iaitll, the trust and tic coil ll cucc (,L,O,_ge,o“.,,, U, p, Mcmnno",