MAY 21,'1927"’ t '

.. woman, - i-~~-

m, on the dates lintetihciovv:

"m" M” 23““-‘F0J'5i0l§)’3“l“9°,.‘ 2.30 pm. Kinvwr » '; 8-00 w" 8.00 p.m.,

TueidiYv "FY 2'4""

,1 ‘ resist

i” wow 0""

Ono insertion l-‘nur inueriiowl - Eight insertions‘ .

T Agents inure-u‘ $3772.11,» w 1am». duo now article. ‘Liberal coinmis~

Box 1H3, Si. John, N. B.

m an WOMAN TO TRAVEL m; pppfllllt local representatives. . w weekly average and oxpeirsee, m; commission besides. Exper-

Wiicnlisrs. Winsttiis ICoL, Tor- mpo, ' ‘A: W, W881.

display 0i’ large samples in book loflll- Beautiful selection, Silks, Brondcloths, Flaunels, Percales, Cnmhrics, etc. Easy to earn $5 to $20 pcr day ivorking spurs»,- full limo. Shirts actually made t0 indi- vidual measurements. Thorough sallsiatzliun guaranteed. We help you build up profitable made-to- ordcr shill. business. Write for in- formation. Stetson Shirt Company

Dept. 11-8, 254 Ontario Sh, West‘

Montreal. A. w. 1-14-21-28. Miscellaneous

ISLAND LEAF ILETTUCE 15c A ' hunch» Cutiinore Bros. 5680.

__..___-_-_____._‘_. INO. ALFRED McDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Ellermanviile, l’. E. l 3924 2 17 lino. YOUR MANGEL SEED I_$ HERE. The kind tint-t grows yon a crop. llet sonic from John H. Gill. , - " _'568~i-5-21,1 mo

___________.__________ BAKERS’ ovans,-wn|1'a FOR

catalogue; time payments if tie--

sired; some used ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Company, 1100. Queen West, Toronto. Sat. ti’.

s YOU WIsQTRTXQbTD ANl opvrnlioii Ior Kidney Stones Oi"

liali Stones, wrilc Kidd llrosx, Limltoil, l’Cll'i'l)l)l'0l1gll, Canada. 5502-5-21-241.

._______ __f_________ OLLARS SAVED BY ORDERING

I i ‘ your suitor 101100!“ ln any stylmlpog SALE __HAppy THOUGHT

Fit guaranteed from the Tailor- : 00.. represented by S. F.| “"0080. Charlottetown. Too- nolchcr for the Msritimes. 47264-543.

To Lct

0 , LET -- DESIRABLE FURN- nlshed residence, central loca- tion, nil modern conveniences. Amiiy Fred ii. Trainer, 80 Graf- inn St. ,}51'l1i-4-20,tt'

Male Help ivantcd

RN $10 TO $25 A WEEK IN your spitre time at homo writing shnwuards. No canvassing or sol ifiitlllir. We instruct you and sup-l lily you with work. Write tc-dny.| The llicnhcnltt Company, Limited

_ M, ii._ w. tr. ~~-——-—-—‘—’-.--.~».——--— t Mule Help Wanted

_‘__§____-___.i_i—“i*_*’_i' NTED — MAN TO WORK ON I "- Alliliy L.J. ‘McDonald, Mei-- ___ - I 5685-5-2L3i ("Ev - mm on pov» won ism‘ "Wok. Herb Dennis, Marsh-

‘ 503345-21. 3i . '-y..

__.___________________________ ‘PTER-Yiwtilo mos, on o. or farm machinery in ox

p", nun

- ""6 Guardian. 5556 5 16 7i

= LET-LARGE mom’ noon "iiahli! '0" W0 Rentlemen. Ap‘ Iv Guardian Office. 5631-5494“

nzrrr _ 1 ROOMED rush.

______________________ us: 1'0 Li's-co, Nemius- u and Oriebar Str 62D ‘ A. k.

BB. Grocer. zqtfi pin-ti

‘T - GOMEW-HERE- IN cirv H "Mil iblack memo book eon- "ills entries ubdtt-Tfminitnre. T’ dviise Guardian; haw rd. if ' ' ' ' $14-31, 2i.

ituations Viicant 1,. "N-IF ‘ ' I --s._.i...2"..°i. with;

Tgmperapoo Meetings

Ragnunzgbtvcflol fliilflpirgndirAiilllilee will ‘hold Public Meet- m. um“, gho-yvackbpqlndtillarlday Public Halls in the‘ places

t

Onmpbelltun. l._ot 4 .

l CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

.“.,,¢¢4 0o+0+0- ++o44+0++o4++0++0++ {A _>._..___.

m“. Exclusive territory. l’. O. 5607-5-21-31.

ience unnecessary», Write- lor

QEMTST ssh? ATTRACTIVE shirts imuleto-order. Get our biz

—-2—-——-—_——-—_--~_.__._ FOR SALE. -—-ENGLISH FOX

4:: ill ' i n ildi '1' “- "Hlu on u ns. oronto. WANTED: TWO TEACHERS FOR , Plclou Academy; who will live iu Jmnea‘ ‘(“”"g""t"]““°"5-

NS

are EARNINGS, arsaov swi-

Chi hill -—-———~-—lr—— ‘m “ nobbm‘ WANTED AT one: TWO man

shed house. Aviiiy 245

74,?

i‘ -.

10o per lino of fi ivurdu _~ |ier lino of fi uwmlii o per line oi f» words

Female Help Wanted

IApply 19 Weyiuouth l-Iousc. r 5670

______._._______.

WANTED —- A GIRL FOR GEN- erui housework. One who run sleep at homo preferredAppiy between 7 and 8 o'clock at 277 Richmond St.

B-lli-tf.

WANTED-AT ONOE MAID FO-R general work. Apply Mrs. W. E Fletcher, 63 Upper Prince St.

5364-6104!

housework. No children, no wash-

_WANTED--MAlD FOR GENERAL | housework. References i-equir- ed. Apply Mrs Rowland Paton, 24 Brighton Road. 5G915212i

WANTED—A MAID FOR GENER al housework, references requir ad. Miss Haviland, 40 Upper Prince Street. 5502-5-19-3l

‘Nursing ‘

PRIVATE NURSES FREQUENT- ly_earn $30 a week. ‘Learn by per- sonal correspondence, Catalogue No. 23 free. Royal College of Science, Toronto 4, =Cnnadn.

N. Sat 9-8i. YOUNG WOMEN DESIRING 1'0 enter next class of North Adams Training School for Nurses, North Adams, Mass. please write Supt. promptly. School quul. lfies pupils to secure registra- tion. Provides mom/lily allowance and privilege of six unonths’ course at Yule University School

o: Nursing. All expenses paid.

52.80-64.20!

‘Tor-Sale

MILL PROPERTY AND FARM

for sale, fives miles from Sour-

is, Write Box 3. Soirris. 5673-5-21Jli

range. Apply Si) Rochftim street 567i1-5-21,2i

FOR .S~ALE PURE IBRED FOX hound pups, Males $6.00. Females $5.00. J. M. MilfllXillgllll- West Gore, N. S. 5660-5-21-31.

hound pirpsi motlioi- captured. 26 foxes lll lwn years. Prices right. Frank McKay, East Royal- W- 5672-52121

ST-E-AMER-S FOR SALE-FOR Ofujligflfulq§if"“;','lff:l:'{'imu wus‘ delivered hy ltev Pope 1,. - i v , . 1 r - r i. whero tho, farmer's hrnlhcr llr. llrlai(r\1“hun‘ l‘ l" m Kelly" MOSH‘

M. (fullback M‘ North ‘Pryon ivas at

sulc u number nf small freight and passenger steamers und tug

‘ “"11 Women. will be held m the Ol- - r . h" Bulmliiii- Qllefill Street, Moii- Mrs. l), J. Mncdonald has pleas- ure in announcing that in response to numerous requests she intends quested. 5658-5-20-2! opening a private Academy for the ——-—— Teaching of Dancing in the Cale MEETING of the Liberal Con; ilOlllllil Club Rooms. The class for ' seivntivc Voters ol‘ Ward One, Men beginners will be held on Tuesday

be held in the 01- and Friday of each week from four 1'81‘ Building, Queen Street, Mo“. to Hall-past Five o'clock.‘ Fee, 50c day, Miiy 23rd ilt 8 p. in. for Organ]. per lesson or $10 per session for

8.00‘ p-m.

___,.___________i__ _. WANTED J KITCHEN GIRL.

WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL

ing. $21.00 per month. Apply 19% Great George Street. 5670-5-21-31.

absent for a week.

run CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘Prize Winners

Central Guardian

BAPTIQT CHDROHES. -— REV. A- V Billlyflrli wlli preach at Try-

Private ‘

p. m. A hearty welcome to all. t

A M,,,,,,,;,m, Lmma, w, to s: orsnzn russinv

Borvative Voters ol’ Ward One, Men

My. May 28rd at 8 p; m. for organi- zation purposes. Full attendance ire-

aiid Women, will

"m0" llllfiloses. Frill attendance w. wmpleto course, - quested.

CONGRATULATIONS. izratululions ziro be John Alton Viiicci Mi‘! ‘V. R. Vince“ un receiving tho

Vincent happens

, day afternoon. - - »_____

BRlL-LIANT STUDENT ‘_ The Convocation of the Uiiivei-qit m‘ Alberta was ‘held lust week yum] .__ iliiifilli; the graduates is Louis Dll\'~‘

Imp sh- iLouh Davies m“, Ludydic observed. — 5693 ‘Dimm- Ml‘- "Ylitllilun received the;

“i°°5*i>1l16 55C, red Tfic.;slrutu' 400.3,. . and young ids»- 010.00 to $11.00. "°“‘

iie.\‘i Sunday, May 23 (‘liitoii ll a. ““““‘ “The ‘Vlmemessy . , .

ni.: Ml. Herbert, 2.45 p.11]. l‘o\v-‘ nnl 7 p. fil- The pastor will ])l'l‘.il1'l‘

by RevuWfilJlynn, ll..-\., and \\'ill

ion with the three not comedy pro-thug“ very seiilcd iii Hearts hlomorltil ‘llilllwlhis ggcig ‘Thursday crciiiug the l‘(ill()\\'lili{ on,“ memhm- o; {he cheslrn (roiisisting oi‘ Aliss 'l‘hvlinn‘miirpp whey-e he,- S iliurns, llliss Thelma ’l‘ceil, iiissfluiliizible. l-ler popularity umon lMitrgatrct ‘Nlutch. Mr. Lloyd \\'iird,,iliie iueiiibers was evidenced by Iiir. lCcr-ii ixclly, .\lr. David (‘oburiiftlic Iimisuzil display oi’ beautiful ‘rendered some choice selections allgifts. Master Rqpmq Jewell and the opening and between the acts, lilllu bliss Bcllr iliclinine, ‘wheeled \Vlil(:‘h wcrc greatly appreciated. iii the gills in a miniature wagon. Rev. hi. Scull Fulton acted as Imuslninslci" and innved a vote of ‘thanks ln Iilr and Mrs Ross for the PERSONALS l'l-\'(‘ hi‘ Illltlllit’ home. Valle toast was . -- r ‘USPOHG-i o lll u ‘i ing manner. llr. L. M. (Ynllbt-ck‘ of (‘inipuiul ili'-‘ coiiipitnivtl by his brother Albert ul“ "r "—" ~ ’i‘i'ynii wcru recruit visitors lu Clizir- _ _ ‘ ioltctmvu and liioiilaguu. i, SHRINE BLESSE""— A mmm“ lul vercinoiiy' took place iii St. Misses Eula and ‘Pliclnizi Jenkins ‘ - “,(‘l""“‘h' S"""“",m_', ‘rwliday’ and Mrs Ralph Jenkins leave llllril““_‘l"" 1',“"_““|"'f' ‘Hm 5mm‘: m the morning for Wolfvlllc, i\'. S., in ztl- Mm" blmle” M”

—¢&§--___

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“y ‘ IA. V. (l. ’l‘hc statue, the gener- ' __,___ ions gift or n friend, is l.lie product

E t I , l. -H_ W, U, “of ‘Chicago, and the pedestal upon lnilngllalzge Luge ‘KFLLYIIHLin":\%_:(fii.\\'lllLfll it stands was designed by [ymvemfly “losing “hwy M" hpihir. James liicleitcliern of Souris, ‘and constructed by .\li'. llicEacliern ,auid Mr. Joseph Steele of Sonris. Mrs George H (jflnhevk m- Nurlhiil is a biezuililul specimen of artis-

Tryon returned iioiiiii 'l‘ucsilzly‘m‘, ‘t“)““ ““‘,‘ “““““‘:“‘-c“e‘.‘“ um‘: evening from Halifax where she ttI-.l"".'“', ‘"9", wit’. Wale ,"."*"l",'{"=',"“

tended (luiivocutioii exercises of; l,‘ H“, ‘m? 1mm" T" ‘m’ f‘ M‘ ‘m’; Dnlhousle umversmy "er mnflhtr nllnis and shrine were taste- Dr. L. M. (lailbeck grailualcil iiilmny ‘Iecmuted with Dental Surgery.

poses and votivp lights by the Rev- ______ ‘proud Sisters of the Convent. A “m H B Weeks, “m, “MM largo congregation assisted at the

. , 5"" hlch began at 7.30 p. Lloyd 0t tiiii-l city returner! lucsdnyju" ‘lnmy ‘Y _ _ , evening {mm Hanmx. whmpm. with the recitation of the Ros.

ary, llicii lhc sermon for ilio occas-

Thn Reverend Preacher spoke on

hunts. ‘For particulars apply to The Arichitl. Steamship Company, -Lld.. I‘. 0. liox 17.‘), iSydiiey, N. S.

i graduate m 1mm“ Surgvlzv‘ llhc lili‘ oi the Lillie Flower, who

Iwn yours ago was given the high- __ ______ __,_ ____ .___‘r.‘sl honors ol’ the church in her

- _ _ _. Bun-HS canonization and iii words of touch- . 06615213" ._.___ _ _ ing earnestness he exhorted nil-to '|~‘,"‘.|“,|,fl ‘vflntod MAw-45w_M Norm Tuvnn‘ m, love this youthful saint and to fol-

the iltesklence as Illesident Mast-

May 8m. 1927‘ m Mu and Mmilriiv her simple pious life. During"

l

Frank M_ Muyhow‘ a sum ,l,;\,(,,.eH-Ilit- vencratloii oi‘ hcr relic, ,thc

l'.lllllll‘Cll (ll‘ St. Mary's. COIlVOIll rcmlcrcrl special hymns in honor

‘ _ ‘til llC Lllll‘ Fl i‘. Tl S 1 em “m1 an the duues of 83mm WILLIAMS- At Providence llos- i I l‘ "we w Dem“

_ Ililessiug of the Shrine was then- . i , . it l, M ., A . l Fliliineairliiltlzttltsl tialztiantaiggllciltctigé; 1;“: Eu2fBv9$t|l.fi\l'kl|]S]:Sl; :51“ 'Vi‘|vei;';:_ ienuductcrl by Rt. Rev. M53,- Me. . .1 s , , , I - r .

g ing 9 ibis. Congratulation-s. _________i______

wsnlnry-d-‘or Head Master in "Re- sidence, "$1,400 and board. For Second Master, $1,000 and board. Apply to Principal C. ‘L. ‘Moore,

Lorin. l’. A. V. G. assisted by Rev. K. (7, liicPlicrson us Deacon, Rev.

A. L. Slnnott as Sub-Deacon and DEATHS Rev. M. Mouaghnn. Master oi‘

up“ S v “cum N ‘S or m“, 30m __ Al oak-land"canl.6ng_ Ceremonies. The ceremony clos-

lilesscd Sacrament.

, r ii with Solemn Benediction of the . . on March 26, 1927, IMrs. (‘eoriw u i“"-_G' Mu‘k““o““' MA" Haw‘ ‘Meir (nee lChrlsline TVlCIPlIIlXKSOIl) ' formerly of Orwell Cove, PALXi.

ploymei" {or Ba|qbqfm twgma M-CLEAN -.-.,At_Cnled0nia W011i 0"

, expert in s weeks. wins Molcr tMsv 2nd. iHazel. daugilivt‘ of lit-l ,

Banner 9011020. Downtment "F" i": 1g)"- "°i1M°i'°“"~“'g° 1° Y's‘ [t Makes A Dill‘!!!- Halifax. » 3-1~22-ttstf. an p months. . _ 8ELLER—Dn May-18th, 1e21, ill ence HOW-a Flslwr‘ . -_ ..o, ’ u itl,Bt,R1'v-- ' '§’,fo§§’°°,'§,',e‘,”,§f,‘§,‘“n,§" nE',J,,,,,‘§-',‘,, J§rl$il°§§iur°8ln “his “Z2221 year. man ls

bu, mus, have “m. education, Funeral Saturday at Parrsboro. N. To Get Real Trout mbmipble M, give good references - . <

slid be willing to work hard.

‘LAN, HA‘ __ 3h .1 tt - There is such a thing n iWrite_ at once stating ngenzhtz, ‘town’ gbapsa? Jr-l/lltflégqumhai gh: ‘uck’ bu‘ you Wm mm“ m" tgywlswnéuiggrilriili‘ GL“§;‘;7 5 213i mic‘ ‘Blanchard, dearly beloved wile it ll "19 "HOW With ti" Q . - - ~ ' ' - "

2

‘Eel, thence to the Roman Catholic

emetery. _ . ,

“ygsrs. Funeral from her lute resld-

once, 21 Stewart Street, Sunday at

unnticmlnou, May 20.-—Aroul1‘d sTEWArRT-"Diedvon Ifi-idsy. Mew * “""‘—“—"~—.—~— 26,000 Mennonites from Manitoba 00th, a’. 120 Cumberland Sh. JRIIWH V", w "M, u", o! “mm, LOBlil/‘l-"‘“<'. ‘"5’ i‘? iifdiiiolwaam will probably settle W. Stewart. aged 50 =yMrs. Fun- y p

C hot-Pence River. ii’ eral from his late resides v on unlkrway are carried ‘Sunday. Mar 32I1<i~‘5°""i°° 510ml"! “l f":,,';‘}§‘°“'}1,,‘§fl§{i‘l§ ‘hgsgglits-i ‘moi "is néo l..‘ roasts a, QC '. . ' ' l

Cemetery .

Joseph Blanchard, aged 42 .,

o'clock to St- Dusstsns Cathed- CATCH ,-

This lesson we have a"

gear including rods, lines, buketl, ciao the ‘famous MILLWARDS 3nd nod

[Call in and look it over.

tiara, w r

hftern n

a m rit>~-r*=i~¢vw'§*~.

“ Monthly Review ‘ At Mt. Allison P. E. I8lal1d_ Pro-

on at 3 p. m., and at Boiishaw 7.30

The list of prize winners at Mt- ‘Allllliiflil liadlfcsnColilege this year in- ciucste oowng Pi ‘.

ward ‘Island snudenls: ruce 1A‘ in our last report we mentioned

GEORGIE READ, Borden.

‘U10 highest nini

giiral story- 2nd.

Book Pfizer-English liii.

Owens’ Museum of Fine The Alice Marshall Memorial Draw- their ing Prize, $15.00. ">1" R Cover deflisn. progress, but now that the roads sed on a later calen- are in condition it is a real tonic

565343.204; Parents desirous of having their children properly trained in mod- __ Cum urn and recognized ballroom danc- ing extended m 08 and deportment should take ad- il, sou (if My um] vantage of this opportunity. Other t of ivest Devon, classes will be formed later, by ar- ._ tieirree of ii. A“ rnngement. lPuplls maybe enrolled iioni Mt. Allison University. liir on application to Mrs. D. J. Mac- E Ishnd “lnuluullfl ‘Illa the only P. donald, 200 Prince Street or at the “ml University. H‘! ytui from Caledonizin Club rooms on Tues

The Alice Chase Ogden Memorial ‘Priu f0!‘ illuhest average in the l/“YBQ Years of design, 320,00

ETHEL MaoLEL-LA iLatin 1..l<lcok'Prlz . Alum"ae Scholarship. ‘The Alum- $25.00. awarded to making the highest average in any two years in Mathematical ivork in the .\i.iL.A. Course.

les Hyiidiuan. of iddmciilon, so“ or GOLF.—l’liiy permitted at Chur- Jutlgv J.<D. llyiidnian and .\ll‘S_ lottelowii Golf Links on first four

lllylltlllltiil and n grandson ‘oi’ the ittiru-uys only. Winter rules must ‘NEZ MUTCH’ charlottfldwn‘

Book Prlzc, l-ilstory ll. Degree of nucnenu-oi-p,,,,.,_ l TRINITY CHURCH. ~ Early ‘ _____ lprayei" meeting at 10 n. m. Rev W. YESTERDAVQ mpRKE-r _Eggq!l\i. Ryan will preach at 11 a. m., sold at 30c and butler 45c. Timq-‘Qi-“llbleltl “Take. heed how ye hear". ‘ms no thickens or [OM m. In muffin: uiithen "The King of Love will iisli department fresh cod sold m“? Sm": by “.10 “mm Sabbath 52¢; 101,510,“ 35,. and fresh herrmgllizt-Iiciil grill llible “Clnsgrs {pt 2.30 1,0,; H. ._ . -. -,' _ .lll. i p. m. av‘ r. amsay “y 70L’ M“ (‘M l0 7m" "Ml " preach, his subject belug-

ness of Llfe". Miss Pearl Johnson will sing "Fear Not Ye, POWNAL CIRCUIT __ sprvicos 0 Israel" (Dudley Buch) and the

AUDRIENN E PERRY, Summerslde.

dsook Prize. Owens‘ ‘Museum of -F'iue Arts, Third Your Design, $5.- 0.

MARY MacDONAL-D, Charlotte-

The R. s. Pridham Prize for m1 sign, second year.

.__-____. PAINFUL ACCIDENT. —A very painful accident occurred on Tues- day afternoon at Georgetown when r. E. E. Haywood, brakemnn, hnd the misfortune of having his foot severely injured Dr. McIntosh was immedi- ately summoned, who, having ar- rived, dressed the injured member and, rushed Mr. Haywood to the lslnnd Hospital. Here, medical examination found the foot badly crushed and amput- ation of two toes. was found nec-

l MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. - , , , _ ,.~\ pnrtv oi‘ young people represent- ; ( , . _ , . v , 133.1111? .~‘."$'u‘Z-L°’I.'llf i‘,‘.“‘.'»‘~ "f? imrm“ “‘" ‘~ “~ i‘ “- "i m" PM ' ' m“ i“ c‘ l]l)_\'l(3l'llll’l élhurcli. gathered at the , __ , route of . r and Mrs Murdock Ross gioiggilaniv!"6]l'%m‘:“;‘l'l°'3:11‘ 7°! ihlebu Upper Prince Street inst even- mme speflalplnuflgg- r 41¢ “i-‘jiiig WllCil- a miscellaneous shower ' "c- itrus tendered Miss Mae MacPher- A hon in ionnr of her approaching ABLV ASSLSTED " l" Hittite“ marriage. Miss MncPherson has active iii the work of ty for some time, being Visiting Coni- ewmes Me m‘ His many friends will regret his misfortune and wish his speedy recovery.

‘ Eastern Guardian

..\"SOURIS AND BAY FORT- UNE.—~ Divine services at Souris_ nu Sabbath 22nd at 11 a. ni. and 7 Rev. It. W. Ross, D.D., will be preacher at both services, with Miss Gladys liicKluncn of Bsddeck C‘. B., as special singer. at S p. m. every evening during

week except Saturday. _ l this gospel feast mryeai but that must depend on how

,you keep your promise; it is our

message and song. vice at Bay Fortune at ' Sabbath School at 2.15 ,p. in.

The Bankers Amalga- mated Silver Black" Fox Company, Ltd.

RU“ Russ C‘ Emu“ "ml RIVERA‘ the Dopralo Statuary Company‘

The Voluntary Wind- ing Up Act.”

Notice is hereby given that a gen- era] meeting of the shareholders of ,T*hc Bankers Amalgamated Silver. Black Fox company, Limited will‘ be held in MsoLeod and Bentley's Office in Charlottetown on Thurs- day the ninth day on June 1927 at the hour oi 8 o'clock In the after- noon for the purpose of passing up- on a proposcdcompromlsc and set- tlement of curtain claims by and against: the Company, Ind 0f '6' calving and passing

cut-flowers.-

l

the arrival of two_ new faces and since thlen three more ‘have been

age, particularly those who have the responsibility of its success on shoulders, must depend largely on verbal reports ror its

to drive over and see things as they are.

iUiiltil the debt is entirely paid off, the problem of Maintenance must be a serious one and the Board have many anxious days, when supplies are needed and funds are short. '

iThet-ie are the most ‘trying months; nil are busy working out their own plans and the usual don- ations nre for the most part for- gotten, while in the Home the usual expenses must be met and a backward step into more debt inns’. nort be considered.

We are pleased to report th-e fol- lowing donations during {he mouth:-

Thoinas Moyse, ‘Bedeque .. $10.00 Collection at Gathering at the‘

Home , . . . . . . . ..,. ..t$ 5.81 East Royalty Auxiliary per ‘Mrs. E- I-iearlz . . . . . . . . .. $25.00

tin this review it is difficult to ‘avoid consideration discussion of finances but ii’ our friends when making their plans would. include a generous donation to our insti- tution, financial worries would be much decreased. ‘The annual meeting of the Orph- anage is to be held on Thursday. May 26th in Zion Church; the Pro- vincial Auxiliary also hold their annual meeting on the afternoon of the same day; delegates from the country arrive by rtrain in the morn- ing and before their meeting are (lriven to the Orphanage; it is hop-

ing and get all the information possible concerning the work: primed reports are ready and it would mean considerable saving if each delegate would take copies along for their members. ln connection with our Debt- Liftlng Cainpalgm-what a world of worry and expense would be lifted if all who have not yet paid their pledges in full would do so at the earliest possible opportunity- We hope to have the debt paid off this

faith in your written word that gives us the hope‘.

lTlle filial payment is uoiv DUE —you know how much yours is— forward it to the Treasurer-be as good as your word and help those in need who are unable to help themselves.