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SIIYICIS -. Bishtiold ti.‘ an, Mount Stewart I pm, Marshiisld 7J0 p-m. Preach. er, Rev. D. J. Dohaghue, B. A. CENTRAL PARISH, (Church g1 Scotland) Services for Sabbath, Au8llst7th,1iott0,180p.m.and Canoe Cove at 7.80 p. m. ‘BBADALBANI PRBSIYTIE- IAN CHOICE-Service at ll a. m. Ross Valley at 8 p. m, simdsy,‘ Aug. v. m. J. Keir uhompsou, Phn, will preach.

WINSLOE UNITE! CBUBCH - Services Aug. 7th, Whisloe North at l1: Wlnsloe South at 8 and Highilsld at 7.00. Rev. L. J. Iieard. Minister. ‘

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we. Jack Blake: oi bosom, Mass. will be the special soloist.

HOME ON HOLIDAYS-Mr. R. ‘n. uenweu oi tho ilrm oi croweu Bslcolm d0 00.. Kalli“. lo Ipendinl his holidays at his home in Rollo Bey. Previous to coming home, Mr. Mcldwen has been attending school at Alderehot whore he holds a commluicn.

.. .- WEDDING BELLS-Tho mar- riage o! Miss Bessie McConnell, daughter of Mr. James McConndl, o! Dromore West, P. E. 1., to Mr. George King Fillmore, son of Mrs. Anthony Fillmro of Frosty Hollow, was solemnized at the Main Street Baptist parsonage on July 18, Nev. E. B. Macllistchy Oilicintirig-Sack- ville ‘Iribune.

MADE PINE DEPRESSION-The Charlottetown Salvation Army Bend which arrived in Amherst on Saturday and presented musical entertainments Saturday evening and Sunday, won much iavorsblo praise ss a we ’ musical organisation. The ‘visitors save a program irom the bandstand in Victoria Square Sunday evening alter the regular church service and a large number were present to euioy 1b.,—Amh€l'8lZ News.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday morning, Iour mo- tcrists charged with spocdilii in the Victoria Park appeared One contessed and paid iive dollars, an- other was iined iive dollars or live days. One case was adicurnod till today and another till Saturday. A motorist charged with non-stop confessed and paid two dollars- For tailing to step alter an accid- ent, ahcthsr motorist was ilned $15 and costs or thirty deyl.

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A. C. Vincent, D. D., deliv ‘ im- ,. ' o sermons Sunday morning and evening, taking as his mornins theme “AbidinglnChrist/‘baslnghis thought on the words from John 15. verses s to '1. Pcintinl "hi. that these words contain the greatest chal- lenge to the whole Christian Church today, the speaker mentioned as helps to such abiding, Prayer. Stud! o! the Word. which should issue in truitmlnoss and inpcwer. Mr. V. L. DingwelPs rich baritone gavo wor- shipiul expression to his well select- ed solo. At the evenlns service Mr. Marcus Calder sang with intent- gonco and Ieeling Soavoi-‘s tenor setting c! ‘Just icr today." Dr. Vin- cent ennounced that tor the next two Sundays the pulpit or the Bap- tist Church will be occupied by the Rev. a n. Knott or central Church St. John.

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IILDON SERVICES-Ben W. L. Decon o! Maiden, Mass. will preach in the Eldon United Church on Sunday the ‘I August, at _8 pm.

GLASGOW, ROAD SERVICE- There will be preaching service in the Glasgow Road School house on the 7th at 7.80 pm. Mr. George Cruwys will be the speaker. Sun- day School at 10.30 am.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen Macnousall will preach Sab- bath, ‘Ith, at DeSablo at 10.80, Cape Traverse at 8. and Summersido at 7. Also Monday, 8th, at Coleman at 7.80 pm.

cncacn or SCOTLAND-Mr. Jsiufiarvey Bishop, student, will Preach Sabbath, 7th, at Murray River at 10.30, Belle River at Ii, and Point Prim at 7 pm.

SUFFERING FROM ACCIDENT -3l!‘- 3N1’? McDonald, Cove Head Road. h at present in the P. E. I. 505919411. sulteririg irom e. severe 111101‘! which he received while in an auto a iew days ago.

ACCEPTS HOSPITAL 11051110»; —Ml.ss Mabel K. Clark, R. N., o! 51151111931118, P. E. I., was a. visitor in town Friday. while enroute to Bsrwick, where sbe will iili s 130g- ltlnn at the Memorial memes], While in town she stopped at the aim]?! HoteL-‘rrlun News.

NEW LONDON GROUP, Presby- terian Church in Canada. Services on Sunday, Aug. 7 will be as fol. lows: ll a. m. Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jesus will preach at Geddie Mum- orisl Church. Communion service will follow immediately: 3.80 p. m. Cliiton. Ballet's ior an elder will be received at this service. 7.30 p. m. Geddie Memorial.

GEDDIE MEMORIAL - Com- munion service will be held in this historical church on Sunday mom- ing, Aug, 7. Preparatory services will ho conducted, on Thursday, Aug. 4 at Punch River Hall, com- mencing at b p. in and 0n the iol- lowing evening in the Geddie Memorial Church, at the some hour

0N HOLIDAY VISIT-Miss Mary Allen oi Cape ‘lbrmentine, and Misses Elisabeth Chappell and Thelma Allen. oi’ Simmer-side. P- B. I., who have been Ipflldlnl m? past week in'town, guests oi Coun- cillor J. Albert Allen and Mrs. Al- len, returned to Cape Tormentino today where Miss Chappell and Miss Allen will spend a iew days before returning to P. E. L-Am- heist News.

NARROW ESCAPE-Mr. Mont R. Hart, York Mills, had a narrow escape from death on Tuesday evening about dark. While drivlns along Pleasant Grove Road a cur coming from behind ran into his horse and IIIW- 311W I M1‘- Hardy out and so severely injuring him that he had to be taken to the P. l. I. Hospital where hc is new couvalesclng. The carriage was badly ‘ ‘

AUTOS CRASH-Badly cut about the head anddace from Ilyinl Ill-lo. Iii'IpBiano,"ut' Buctoucho and Medlcy 50!. c! Ilcncton. are pet- ienis m Highland View Hospital. as the result o! a motor collision en Saturday evenins. at the inter- section or the Black so: trail with the main highway to Monctcn. A or oi my was also iniurcd t his cuts were superficial, and having his wounds dressed at

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DB. F. E. BMALLWOOWS Oiiics will be closed until August 20th. 4159-84-21. .. CLOSING OF NOVBNA to Can- adian martyrs in Seven Milo Bay Church, Sunday, Aug, '1, s; a o'clock_in the ‘taternocn. Special sermon tor the‘ occasion by Rev. Richard O'Neill, Edmonton, Alta. HAVE DONATED CUPS-Messrs. Heath Strong and Hugh Morrison have donated a cup Ior the cham- pion tug-oi-war team in the Icurth electoral district o! Prince County. The members o! each team will be confined to their own polling dis- trict. All matches are to take place in Bedeque Rink. The public spirit dl-Bplflyfld by these gentlemen in re- vivlns this old time sport ls great- ly appreciated. ‘ -__

ANOTHER OPERATION’ - The friends o! {Harold A. Harper, victim o! the Tignlsh train wreck last February. will regret to learn that ho had his right log amputated at the hlp on Saturday morning and 18 fe-Sflfl! as well as can be ex- pected. It was only three weeks since his leit icot was amputated at the ankle in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal. All lock ior- ward to speedy recovery, '

FORMER CIIARIDITEPOWN BOY-Mr. G. Cecil Day o! the Liverpool Advance, was a welcome visitor in town over the week end, says the New’ Glasgow News. Be reports business conditions Ialrly good in the south more city. duo in no small extent to tho Mersey Paper Company, which has the Dmlld reputation oi’ working more

in Canada. The Advance is coming along nicely and is giving its con- stituency excellent service. Mr. DB7 seemed to be in the pink, physical- ly. i-le likes the place and he likes the people. Presumably the ieellng is reciprocal in that regard.

COMMENTED FAVOUBABLY - Dr. H. T. Gussow, Ottawa, Domin- ion botanist, has Just comple‘ ’ his ofllcial tour c! the Maritime Pro- vinces. While on the Island last week he commented favourably on the appearance at the potato crop. The crops appeared to be in good condition, and a good yield was ln- dicated. Prince Edward Island and Quebec have shown reductions in acreage oi potatoes oi irom l5 to 20 per cent. The value ct the work done by the plant pathological aer- vice, in which Mr. R. R. Hurst is local pathologist, is shown by the tact that diBBRse which was dormer- ly present in 80 per cent. oi the acreage has how p. ticall dis- appeared irom the certified stock.

WINDOW WRECKED—A driver- less motor truck, which demolished a largo show" window, provided something unique in the way oi accidents about 9.80 yesterday morning when the ircnt c! G. H. Taylor's store was wrecked by Saunders, Now-some 8s Cole deliv- cry truck. Besides shuttering the large plate glass, the glass PBYTJUOH at the rear oi the window was also damaged and the work bench moved considerable distance. The accident occurred when the driver o! the delivery was cranking t1" machine, which unknown to him was in reverse gear. The machine which was standing in front oi the ilsh department o! the market building started of! and beicre flit startled driver could reach 0118 wheel the machine crashed throuih the window. ‘Miss Hall. the M168- lady. quickly collected the goods on display in the damaged window. none oi which, so Ia!‘ 8S 05!! b9 learned, were domed. When "l0 truck wcsdriven back to tinder! s» Npwsoms a clock was round 1n the rear and returned to the owl!- ers-lt was the wooden one from

jhc sign post.

PERSONALS

Hon. G. Sholtno Show. M1015“ o! Agriculture, lert yesterday on a business visit to Ottawa. Miss Bertha Fenneil and Mrs. Letitia Wright, or West Medlord, Mass, are visiting Mrs. G- M. Richards, Eustnn er.

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Mr. and Mrs. George M. Barr 0i New Bedtord, Mass, left for homo wday alter a visit o! eight weeks to Nine Mlle Creek and Charlotte- town.

Miss Lyma Wright oi Charlotte- town is spending her vacation in St. John, N. B., visiting iriends and relatives there.

Rev. Theodore Ross o! Sussex Corner, N. B., has arrived on the Jslend in spend a vacation at Low- er Montague, accompanied by Mrs. Ross and two daughters, Margaret and Mary.

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Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Keith Boswell, Victoria, has entered the P. E. I. Hospital for an operation.

REV. Dr. And Mrs. A. C. Vincent and young son, Merviile, leit yes- terday tor Nova Scotla, where they will spend their vacation.

Miss Pearl Chowen has r arrived from Boston, Mass, to spend her vocal-ion with her mother, ms. W. M. Chowen.

Mr. J. F. Gard,‘ oi Southport, arrived Tuesday night to spend a week at his 61d home in Mill River East.

Miss Ruby Moore of Ottawa ar- rived on the Island to spend her vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Moore, West Royalty.

Friends o! Conductor Arthur J. Harper will be glad to learn that he is improving in Royal Victoria Hos- pital, whsre he is receiving treat- meat.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McEwcn o! Rollo Bay have as their guest Miss Greta Best o! Water-ville, N. 8.. Miss Best is one oi tho teachers in the Maritime Business College.

Here From England

A welcome visitor to the province at present is Mrs. G. E. B. McWll- liarn, irom Sheflield, England, who is the guest oi Mrs. Andrew, Eat Royalty. This is tho first visit of Mrs. McWllliam to the Maritime Provinces, although not her first visit to Canada. Five years ago she, sccompanie’ her son, Mr. John A. McWillism, metallurgical ex- pert in the present-day ilrm o! Firth d: Brown, Shipbuilders, Glas- gow and Steel Manuiacturers, Shel- field, o.» e metallurgical convention in Toronto. On that occasion she toured Quebec and Toronto and part c! the Prairie Provinces. On the present aslon she accom- panied her son tor his marriage to a daughter oi Dr. _Van Wort, Fred- ericton and has taken the oppor- tunity m visit the Maritime Pm- vinces generally. She is most en- thusiastic about the beauty and opportunities ior development in the Maritimes, and is especially delighted with her visit to this pro- vlnco. There is no place she has visited that she has enloyed or ad- mired mom. Mrs. McWilllam is a member o! the Overseas League, and will visit Baliiar o. attend an

when a delegation c! the League will come Iroln Scotland to vlsis New Scotland in a camp at Barr's Corner, Lunenburg. Mr. J. A. Mc- William has been travelling all over Australia, South Africa, Japan and Canada in the interact oi his iirm, and has been in attendance at the Economic (‘m-if once in Ottawa, when the head o! his Iirm ls tak- ing an active part in the proceed- 11188.

Here from Winnipeg

Among the visitors at present in the province is an old Malpoque boy, Mr. '1'. n. ssecousau, vino wont in Winnipeg s1 year-sage and made good, and who is now enjoying a well-earned retirement. He is the guest o! his sistcr-hi-isw, Mrs. Malcolm Mcflolllln, Remington, but is visiting friends and relatives all over the province, at present being in the city having come by

sons oi Belle River, who have been vioitifll in Stsllarton with Mr. and Lil's. Ales Skinner, are spending a in om‘ at Pictou Island with rol- IUYIPRW qlasgow News,

car accompanied by his nephew, iMr. Allied IcGottIlu. When he

the last spike in the C. P. R. was driven and witnessed the Iirst train passing over the railway with Sir John and Lady MacDonald on the engine, Sir John's locks streaming in the breeze. l-‘ie visited Calgary at that time when there were only three houses, whereas today it has a population o! 75,000. Notwith- standing the world-wide depression great optimism prevails in the West, and it is this spirit o! outlin- siasrn and ectation that enables the Prairie Provinces to progress in the way they do‘. Unfortunately there has been a visitation o! grass- hoppers, but the destruction is not to be compared to what occurred under a previous visitation when they stripped every green blade and leit nothing ior the inhabitants to live on during the Winter but rab- bits. The authorities have been able to stop the program oi the plague on the present occasion by the use o! bran, sawdust and acid. Mr. McGougan is enjoying im- mensely his visit hero whore on all sides he sees evidence o! prosperity and well being. Mr. McGougan is very proud o! the International Peace Garden being instituted partly in Manitoba, and partly in North Dakota, an area c! approx- imately 8,000 acres, having been presented by the respective govern- ments ior the purpose. There will be displayed in it the flags o! both countries 800 it. long and $00 it wide, composed o! colored flowers, while the letters, "The Internation- al Peace Garden," will be c! tiles in royal deep purple each 25 it. long and 13 It. wide. The centre piece oi the garden will consist o! eight largo circles symbolizing quietness, unity, honor, simplicity, happiness, iaith, trust and hope. There will be tour peace sanctuaries, besides conservatories, vegetable and small Iruit gardens, rose garden, wild woodland gardens and a thousand- and-one i ‘ercsting lectures pro- posed ior this wonderiul memorial, existing as yet only in the mind oi the designer. The iormai dedica- tion oi the site took place on the 14th oi last month, but it will take years before it has been developed to its iullest extent.