‘lqeen-Agef

_ ‘Jacket-Frocks one of the highlights u thésim mer Styles.

Materials: "ins washable Crepe. Colom-Wblte and Pastel shsdesi Blues: 11-11 ’

These for big girls and little Women

THE GIRLS’ SHOP BRINGS YOU a new eer- vice! “Teen age” Dresses, designed for girls from 14 to 17 years, and a perfect find for the little lady who has difficulty in being fitted

with standard women’s sizes.

They have a slightly higher waist line and are a bit shorter than the ordinary dress. - ~

Like the picture above 7 O95

in stock now

Lower priced dresses in teen age type here at

The Gentralmlardlaa

AlsgéTllDlR-ATIONIWTQIJSE-I

Bl all dty Ihureday.

ALBIBIDN Mina Hope River Wedn

BOWNAL CHARGE, Mount Herbert at 1i A. ll view a? 2.80 P. M‘. Pownal at 7.30

at Pownal t . K Row, Minis

ENGAGEMENT-Ml‘. and Ill’! H1615

N. 3.. announced the e this week cd their daughter. Mar- garet Elizabeth, to Pm! J. Paterson, Charlottetown place in the near future.

STUDENT MINISTER, AT ABERCROMBIE-Mr. John Oar- Charlottetown, P. . , ed as the studenfin charge

Missionmfleld at Aber-

day.“ He is a graduate

Col lens to go to McGill Un complete his studies. While in town he was the guest of Re . Mrs. Kennedy.- New Glasgow New

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court

wgssentencedwpayafiilneor payment to spend l0 days A man for exmeding the weed limit (with t: mohair; car webs an cos m- days

Another man, remanded from mum!‘ Monday on e. cha ving care cf a motor veh le while in- toxicated was further remanded.

“SINGS WITH OHOIR-Jfliechoir

First fiesbyteria Oh

existed et morning“ and ester D

by . um, baritone, of Gherlo . At the latter service, Mr.

Stranger of Galilee" (Morris). -- Moncton Times.

AT GYllO-At the regular week- ly meeting of the Gyro Club held Monday evening in the Canadian National Hotel, current buslnes lt- ems were discussed. This was th _ ting to be held in thehoiel

ored . N-{ministmti et why was . years, never fails

to the executve I placing Mr R. W. Beck

signation of Mr. w. Arthur Geudet '

from the Club wes f plicatlons for membe young men of the city were proved and they will be received into membership shortly. Plans for ng of the regular weekly ces at Beach Grove Inn were d it was announced that the opening dance would be on Monday, June 13th. The mat. ter of playing softball was discuss- ed and referred to the sports com- mittee for necessary action. It was decided to take the children of the Si. Vincent's and Mt H rbert - phennaee to the ch

baby mug

sented to Mr. W. J. Mon the last recipient. Mr. M . Earle C. Baker was chsirlnan

today.

::COLOUR AND SHEEN fur buyers are keen on.

and 0x turf-Health and Boos

PESTS PENETRATE SPRAY BARRICADE

Indian Bill Passes

o of min ral rights on Indian rgfacrlires and lo empower the Gov- exceed 8350.000 from which the ernment to loan money to 111K110"! for industrial and other purposes. to undertake self supPor-ting en-

gricu ure, handl-

ouse of Commons today. - Resources Minister Crerar agreed takinBB-

assed the committee stage in the greéafvéoigr sg%flasogo u" under-

‘ cIIBNEYNND NIGNBLSIIN GWTMIII

Whether its a Bridge or Tobacco the Founda- tion counts most of all. High Grade Leaf h the Foundation of a good Chewing Tobacco. Add good workmanship long experience and careful process and you have

HICKEY’S

BLACK TWISTA

10¢ PER no Manufactured by

an -mosc cam ns ere ti uito bailz h been effective. but dents are finding th some on tne outskirts of Winnipeg. days have produced funds Bile of swamp areas an oiling of stagnant pools within a

. Speechly. bresident ~ dr

said hordes that at suburban courses w ;foreignwrlnosouitos" that moved My o! “m o“ de m” sfiiifleiufi§ififiwstelemenn were given great praise.’

“w; afifl] Lraum-oovmnon museum

In the afternoon variety ven to proceedings by the ed to the Assemby by the lieutenant-Gover- nor of Ontario, and by the British Society through

B. Armour, its evcr-Qpu-

SPINNING and WEAVING

d us your wool to be lpun in Charges are: single yarn per pound, blanket 82 It takes five pounds of wool per blanket. ll wnbed and ll dirt d b n le h: m:dium m

to amendments providing for an annual briesporthh) bfilarlizmkegt, and ' to esta h t e e Cmllmllitee Stage with Indian reserves. He did not .______ agree there was any neoemity o t 1-. by Guardian's Special wu-e) defining in the bill whether or not JilwA. Jrxe tL-Wltll miner interest was to be charged on the bu; D,- . untlmenis suggested by the op- prggis ssition, the bill to provide for e loan clause in the measure provides a revolving fund not to

golfers and resi-

ed loans, or how much.

dians may borrow to enable them He reported the

"But there's always a chance vaders." Dr. Bpeechlv sai t for ourwcampaign there

i from outside point-s to wth."

well washed and plek f washed.

etc, yarn h all ubadu for sale. WMCONIXIDN

cnfiolwvll. r. r.

Honest Foundations '

(dents use o... panda) lloflvlllitlloderlak

llflonald D. .woauuli. cum

B- $14.95-

B. GIQBQE I. R085) Montreal Star)

‘luv/DMD Jlllld 4—6eldom in h l ng and honorable history of er obhl Q1199

E. W. _ eesurer,

evoke the admiration and confi- dence of the whole Church. . E. W. Macillleill i-eportegl tthle totatl glvings for a purposes B DH year amounted to 8311312251- 1'01’ for missions an poses 891.565. deficit o_i recent reduced and an mode to cancel the balance during the present year.

Conferences with the United (lhurch have led

nd it is expected a

hi lmom

w ch any egal

ygayexisttotheuseofthem

name of "The Presbyterian Church in Canada" will be removed.

As the lease of the Church of- ices on Bay street. Toronto, which have been occupied for nearly i0 years terminates in September, ar-

have been made to

, the W M. S. concurs, in 100 Adelaide ., where possession will be elm immcdia Oh is most fortunate in the excellent and efficient personnel of the office staff, who in all depart- plendld cooperation. The treasurer and Mr. Doran as we "l uleted on the viprfidiili conrdgilion ‘mud ‘muers ‘m ‘ of the records of accounts and the tment portfolio. statistical and

to yarn and woven into S! cents. double ll conic

. double yarn, r'| and owner's true om inside. 80nd

on wooliei Au

lie-er! c

Bantam Preston $25.00-

E

flnwxPeardontLll. ltewurhdohnt Bteveneolalm-ne

Tl‘ ur cl taxes in queen's County

wm-__--- mime-r yflbBeContinued)

Presbyterians Elated By Optimistic Reports

GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

did. 1n stage present- picturecqueo and beetuiful ef ect all through this

nly equalled the , who completed the

ii r

Judith, a young girl-Wilda Bell. Lydia, slightly older-Helen Bolo- nen

Jethro, indebted to the xm; - Alden Leard ebtcd to Jethro- n. “infill, a servant-Arthur luc- Rachel, a. young woman -—Ruth Hannah, an older woman-Ruth

Klnfialph Callback. lara Affleck Bar- beard.

CONTINUING TORONTO MEETINGS. TOLD OF SOUND FINANCIAL CON-- DITION OF CHURCH AND OF WORK IN FOREIGN

FIELDS.

rotor. who mcefullv "- their courteous m

eecoges of goodwill and sirlcerest expres- sions of the ~earnest hope for the abundant blessing of Presbyterian- ism in the

bare Huntley and Betty ‘Bryon presentation was th and the greet ad- a story based u

Ab D0

effect was not so

as sub- MaoNeill. the lljfh Pitts of Ottawa the cialiant chairman of m meta of admi

m ma». ienns understood all. these reports were 1111MB and the 00F i‘

was of outstanding interest to all. CB1 Ch by an esrger and expectant thrtomng.

1 trod ed Rev. A. illdiruvie? illerdulrlcwhzryas dial:- Board of

Missi

rlging admirably the d ce.

An address was e of Ind a. wllyo ‘line-in yea so faithfully and such distinction in the Bhil given a great ovation by the overflowin audienc h

address rapt attentlonashethe veteran missionary of th (mural:

account e in India and $0! the press-

m dtomm n? stirred bhebi come. e "l" hcclosedhll

the tone and spirit of

rlor: "Oh, how I

years young, and

dla. to carry on m u

lonors with their keen sense of financial values in- to rmmndtlaidw h rtil w ces r8 r6890 V81‘? 0B Y the clear statements assuring the hol Church of the sound solvent condition of every depart- ment of her financial tre . indeed is the Church which evoted service and in liberal butionshhis

antt/ vtjiti/alay 0 ‘ SMART l-‘ASHIBNS alzzwzzv. fiat Con/ethyl

BBIENT INTEIIIUR FIIBIISIIIIBS

COTTON CARNIVAL-icons cl new ways “POM. Colollelordcylllncond event log weer; aperlcllog new way-a to wear than. Dinning new Idea For hem decoration. Coneendaeclveweeoyllhtolreshcnupihc llelne-—b Introduce colour to your rooms. Mrs. Jeanne D. Duval, Specialist from the Wabasso Cotton C0., conduct this Big F basso Prints on Live

display of Wabaseo etc- Starting WEDNESDA

in: a gradual crescendo to

Owls Abram, in his earnest and ly scorch for truth, hears e ofGod answered him _ are the !il£l!;1¢llfl2— wea young mer- -—8heldon Dixon. , his father-Austin smith. a prince of the royal

e Bani. bethothed of el ompscn, wife of Bin-Gal - Smith.

And cou his marked business shill y is the manly spiritual tone of every ad- dress he delivers.

CONFIDENCE BVOKED

OTHER ADDRIBBIS Addresses were also given by on furlough from For-

rom

India, who made a fine W. MacLennan, presi- M. B. western div-

the lady mission-

to sail the

Orient in August. These are Mrs. ngdon Gehman and M

and

fro go lest oer

of tlllle 53's.» collidi-

of that warl-swept a

missionary youths and veterans told their thrilli When the hour of Jo

came, many wished that the even- ing were longer to hear while not a few were envious of

ed forth to c1 carfier in d tant so e-em nen ‘I'll: ladies o; served high tea to the and their . wives which was greatly enjoy-

This afternoon the father and brethren are freed from duty and

ill d ight in a real holiday for ovision has been

motor trip to Paris has been ar- ranged, that all mav see the John Penman estate which

Ltd, will personally aehion Show of Wa- Models. Also a big

Y,JUNE8ib

remarks. and words ation for the players onl. The meeting was

W ision, introdueczded by "Blest Be The Tie ‘Hut Bin

years has

FREE a lovely Bed Set given away each .day during demonstration. Place, Big Re- ception Room upstairs on our premises (all newly decorated). Time 3 -o’clock each afternoon. Everybody cordially invited.

. PNOVISE BROS.

In Memoriain HES. ELIZABETH HARRINGTON

Th from the earthly and

DNSOH of th wife of the late Edward of Nine Mile Creek

g lame by the cerem- m‘

‘rhc remains were tenderly hi!!!" g

on there to awn" l‘ oughlgcaurrection

Dal §"“m...“°‘ *’§2°§§3.“".1. a n . ' MacDonald. Wallace lllnrLnine, and Neil MncQuarrie.

Asleep lent-find." Blhemwas re dispoc n. a

of her home where frfvll stranger were always welcome,

rcme ed hoepitlillityl, arid predeceased h r

seventeen years 880. ollo her o Edward hi}: early manhood.

lnce as e home for retired min- ters with ample endowment for its maintenance. The Royal Yacht

Toronto hevet also

all the Commissioners for this afternoon. The invitations will no doubt be heartily acee ted. A uine enlgyment is

ter, who lived with h

wh for her in her d

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