LIB COR CONTINED PR OSPERITY TO-MORROW IS A VITAL DAY FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Shall We Go Forward Or Backward. To-morrow, September 15, Is Election Day. A Liberal l

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Platform iOf Action. Has Been Presented To You By A Farmer Premier Backed By Hard 7 Working Men. Your Support Of The Liberal Candidates At The Polls TO-MORROW Will . Bring Benefits To Everyone On Prince Edward Island!

LET THE JONES GOVERNMENT FINISH 11's JOB

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Carleton and Vicinity

Mr. Norman Campbell. Cape Travmse, was a passeniel‘ W 911"‘

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Mr, Wallace Muttait. Jdontreal. is spending a short vacation at his home in Carleton. He is accom- pameq by hi5 friend, Mr. John Saban, Montreal.

Mas. Joseph MacDonald. Cra- pnud, is visiting her son, Mr. Rus- sell MacDonald, and Mrs. Mac- Donald. Carleton.

Mrs. G William 'I‘rainor Al- bany, has returned from an en-

yable visit with relatives in Hall- ax

Mr and Mrs. George Heffell have received news of the birth of o. daughter. Joan Ann, to their son Harold, and Mrs. Heilel of MontrcaL.

A, s. Douglas Crossman of the

C N. V. R. and Mrs. Cross- nian have returned to Halifax af- ter a four weeks visit to their foimey hcine in Cape Traverse- Thev were accompanied by little Gail MacVl/llliams, who will spend some weeks with them. .

Miss Evelyn MacRae. Victoria. is vii. ng 1111's. J H. Bishop at the llfsisc. Carleton.

M's. L. H Muttart, Cape Trav-

lias as her welcome Quest Mrs. t . W. A. Johnston and her littn 50h Tommy or Charlottetown.

Mrs Claudine S Wright and her little {Zlfllld-SOHS, Bobbie and Don- nie Taylor. were visitors in Carle- ton last week. as they were re- turning to Halifax after s. short holiday on the Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Francis, Carleton, had a most enjoyable motor trip up the Gaspie (Mast last week.

Miss Jeannette Dawson, Ottawa, and Miss Ethel Dawson. Charlotte- town, were recently week-end uests of Mrs. Brenton Stewart, Car eton.

The Carleton Women's institute put on a successful Ice Cream S0- cisl in the School House, realizing the sum of $4100 for the San- ltorium.

Mrs. David Larklns has return- ed to Ottawa after spending s. two-weeks holiday with her - ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell - Donald, Carleton. Her sisters, Misses Miriam and Ruth MacDonald, ac- companied her to Ottawa and will spend o. week there.

Miss Eileen Sherren Monclon. spent the ur Day holiday st her home in Augustine Cove.

A C. 1 John MacDonald of the is spending leave Carleton.

‘Miss Eleanor Bell returned to Moncton Monday evenin after spending the Labor Day week-end at her home in Carleton.

id Mrs

R C A F. at his home in

daughters Helen and Kathleen of Charlottetown, Mr. and Mrs. Stow- art MacForlano, their daughter Beryl and little son Bryce of Win- sloe. were visitors to Carleton on Sunday.

Miss Marlon Bell of the Dept of Public Works, Cmsrlottetown, is spending her holidays st her home in Carleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Basil Haslam, with

their small sons. John and Frank o! Springﬁeld, were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. John s. Haslain, Carlo- ton, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Toombs, and Mrs. Alfred Moore, Mayfield, spent Sunday in Carleton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Muttart and Mr. and Mrs. John Haslam

Mrs. Jerusha Waugh and Miss Alice Waugh of wllmot spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Medley Muttait. Carleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Prank Langill and little son Billy of Amherst, spent the Labor Day week-end with Mrs. Langilles parents, Mr. and Mrs Leslie Campbell, Cape ‘Traverse.

Mr. and Mrs. Hank Quigley, Carleton, left Thursday morning to visit their daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Cairns, HSHIBIL. . .

Cape Traverse United Church Picnic was held at Cliff Cottage Shore on Saturday afternoon prov- ed io be a most enjoyable outing.

Mr. and Ms. Fred Bell, CarlelonJ had as their guest recentlv sergt. Pilot Kenneth Robinson of the R.| A. F who is stationed in Chor- lottetown |

Miss Ferne Bell, Carleton, on- rolled ss a IPouth Year Student at Prince of wales College on Tucs-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Erie Thomson. Miss Mary Quigley and Mr. Benton Howatt, Carleton. left Friday morn-

ing on a motor trip to Moncton.

The Tryon Young People's Union put on a fine service in the C pa Traverse United Church on Sun sy evening August th. Mrs. Austin Smith were capa ly conducted the service. ﬂetty Foy read the scrl - ture lesson from Philippians 4:4- 3 Austin Smith led in prayer, and an appropriate reading was given by

org. May Ciossman. A brief ad- dress by Freda Howstt was follow- lowed by o. poem, More Things e Wrought by Prayer. by Roms. How- att. The Cape Traverse choir con- tributed two musical numbers s solo, Kept for Jesus, by Mrs. W - lism- Stevenson and a duct, God's Beautiful Morning, by firs. Helen Bell and Mrs. John Haslsm. Mrs. Ernest Harper was the sodom- punish.

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Montague

Miss Mary MacKenzls is being welcomed home to Montague sflor an extended trip to the U. S.

Mrs. Helen Murray, B. N‘ " the

their daughter Cora and son John, a

arles Bell and the Kl gs Countv Hospital.

I . has accepted a on staff of n

Ilrlends of Mrs. Bert ‘rsylor o! Iower Montague. regret to learn that she ls a patient in the P. E. Island Hospital.

ﬂout. Arthur It. Sullivan spent. his furlough with his family in Montague.

Miss Jean MacDonald, R. N. daughter of ML. and Mrs. Lewis MacDonald of Montague, left last week on an extended trip to Mone- ton and other Canadian cities.

Mr. Harry Lane o! the Bruns- wick Hotel, Moncton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane spent the the week end at his home at Mont-

Elle.

Selma Llewellyn, Whim Road, left on Monday to take a coin- mercisl course st one of the Busi- ness Colleges at Charlottetown.

Montague Memorial School open- ed on Monday August 30th with the following teachers on the staff, Mr. Harold Landry, B. A.. rin- Clpal. Miss Doris MacPherson, Miss Ann Matheson, Mrs. Minnie Mao- Dohald Miss Rena Reed and Miss Mary Gill.

The members of the Lower Mont- ague Ladies Aid Society held a so-l clal evening in the class mom of the lower Montague United Church on Tuesday evening. A number of donated articles were sold by auction and lunches, consisting of tea and sandwiches. were also sold, altogether a goodly sum was rea- lized and a very enjoyable time spent by all present.

Miss Irene Bruce of Valleyfleld. who attended grade XI at Montague last year left Tuesday to attend‘ P. W. C. at Charlottetown.

Miss Margaret MacDonald, daughter of Mrs. Minnie MacDon- aid of Montague, who for the sum=" mer months, was doing war work at St. John's. Quebec returned to her home on Tuesday.

Following are the students who left Montague this week to attend the various colleges Pagg Beck. Jean Duvsr. Rae Vickerson. Doris Vlckerson. Beth Oowan Arnold, Lane. John MacDonald Mack Beck and Harold Stewart.

New Glasgow And Vicinity

Mr. and mo. Tyndale Sample Mr. George Sample and little son. Kensington, were visitors hero on Wednesday evening the guest of Mir. Wit-son Semple.

and Mrs. A. A. mckhsrt and son Prank, Summer-side were recent visitors hero the guest of Mr. Wil- liam Stewart.

Messrs. Charm Dickieson, New

and Alvin Nunn, South

Rus co, have returned to Char-

lottotown whore they are second you students at P. W. 0.

Mr. Herbert McCoubroy, Amherst.

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Mrs. Harland Hill has returned to his home here after having spent an enjoyable week with friends and relatives in Halifax.

Mr. George H. Stevenson. spent the week end in Kenslngton.

Mr. Vernon Hill who recently e - " listod in the R. C. A. F. left fo Moncton, N. B. Thursday mom- t

The New Glasgow Women's In- stitute was held at the home of Mrs. Revel Dickleson on Monday evening last. The meeting opened in the usual manner by singing the Ode and repeating the Czeed in un- ison. The Secretary gave the re- port of the previous meeting which ' stood appioved. The various com- mlttees gave satisfactory repozts The new committees named for the ensuing months are: Sick, Mrs. George Dickieson. Mrs. Morton Larkin. School, Mrs. C. Dingwell and M18. Foster Sellar. Programme. Mrs. R. A. Houston and Miss Ella Semple. Lunch, Mrs. Herbert Stevenson, Mrs. M. McLu;d_ The overseas Boxes will be packed at the home of Mrs. Harland Hill on Saturday evening, The Delegates named to attend the annual meet- ing of P. E I Tuberculosis League, Mzs. W. J. McLeod and Mrs. M. McLeod Collectors were appointed to collect for Salvation Arlny. Mrs. Brenton Dickieson, Mrs. Preston Campbell. Miss Anna Stevenson and Miss Mav McKinnon Red Cross Committee reported two helnnéts having being passed in. The October meeting will be held at Mrs. C, Dingwells where roll call will be answered by passing in Orphanage Collection The programme for the evening was as follows. Readings Mrs. P L Campbell. and M. Larkin. Jokes. Mrs. R. I. Dickison. Reading. ti-irs H. Hill. Mrs R. B Dlckieron. Contest, Miss Elsie Laird, Sing. Song. Na- tional Anthem.

Messrs Robert Stevcnson rind Charles Clark Amherst, N. S. spent the week end here

A. C 1 Erwin Andrew, R. C A F. who was recently stationed somewhere in Newfoundland is spending a farm leave at his home

ere.

Mrs.

Pleasing reports are heard from Dr. A. B Stevenson who is a pati- ent in the P E Island Hospital. His friends are looking forward to s speedy recovery. G.

The W. M. S. of the New Glas- gow United Church met recently at the home of Mrs. Stewart Park- man. Mrs. R. . Stevenson led the devotional period. The theme of the meeting was "The Christ- lan Stewardship of time. Meeting opened by singing Hymn, Savior like a Shepherd lead us. es of scripture were read by Miss Elsie bird. Mrs.. S. Parkman. Mrs. C. M. I-Iowatt, Mrs. R. Births. Hymn, "O Master let me walk with Thee" was sung followed with a prayer by Mrs. M. MaoLeod. Minutes of previous meeting were read and s roved. Nine members and six

itors answered the roll call with a verse of s. Hymn. Resdl Christian Stewardship by . Blnns and Temperance reading was awn by Miss Elsie Laird. New

N. S. spent his holidays visiting F

relatives here. _.

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THE BAPTIST CHURCH

In the morning service of wor- ship the sermon by the Rev. I. Jud- son Levy was and God's Strength." The sermon was based on two

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the September meeting. Collection counted to $1 50 by singing Hymn "0 God of Love. O King of Peace followed by re- llvﬂting the Mizpah Benediction in

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32 disa inted b our own weskn the eplstle of Jude pp” y not dbl here is some challenge we can- not meet, some duty that remains undone. Our decision for Christ is but an initial stage, the real test is in the hard path of life. Not our decision alone, but what have we done since. what are we doing now?

“Ye began well-BUT". The am-

Meetlng closed

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ass. comes the word of courage “now c. unto Him that is able." We fail be- cause we allow ourselves to drift from the one source of wer. We ‘ recall with shame the lttle time we have spent in the study of God's word, the little time in prayer, the little time in the corporate wor- ship of God. We have sought to do alone that which we are onl sble to do through surrender to t in- finite power of God.

The anthem of the morning was Pfleuger's "Host Thou Not Known." Miss Mary Iowson sang effective- ly Seavers “Just for To-day."

_Mr._1.evy‘s evenin,,_ sermon =1as

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KINGSTON W. I.

The Kingston W. I. held their September meeting at the homo o! Mrs Tyros Holmes. Meeting opened with Instltulo Odo follow- ed , Creed in unison. Minutes of isst. meeting were read and sp- pioved. Roll call was answered by seven members and one visitor wu

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