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SEPTEMBER 10.1032 ,

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4"?" 1 Over 30,000 Readers In The Prov.

Query 8,000 Readers In The City.

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[ldveitlsers cannot afford to be without the Charlottetown Guardian]; convey their nlesslle to customers and prolpective customfl-g; 1t pays to advertise in the Charlottetown Guardian.

geadeh owe it u ‘a duty to patronize advertisers in the chgplottetown Ouardlnn who make u possible rel- them to gel ml,- pulfer at less colt. than any other morn‘ newspaper in

csnada. ' . Th, ‘Charlottetown Guardian cover: Prince Edward Island ‘N

like the 00W-

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Advertising Rates-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian locals. 4c. per word; Western and Eastern locals. 2c. per word; Announcements and Coming Events, 2c. per word‘. Classified, 2c. per word; In Melnorlam Notices, 70c. per inch; Lists oi Floral and Spiritual Ofler- h1g5, Cards, etc., 4c. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c. per inch; Notices oi Thanks and Appreciation, 70c. per inch or 4c per word. Other rates on applications.‘

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itNfEz-Zc per word. “IP89 m‘ yertimls for the price of two, strictly pyllillc in advanci-

Miscellaneous

TUTQRING-ALL GRADES. AP- ply Guardian. 5624-9-9-31 JOl-IN ALFRED McDONALD, PRO- vlnclal Land Surveyor, Herman- viile, (R. 3, Sourls.) FURCRAFT SERVICE. ALTER- ing, Repairing, Cleaning, Aerat-

Agents Wanted

AGENTS-CANADA'S CELEBRA- led Royal Series Private Chylgllnas, Greeting Cards", per- sons who never sold before tak- ‘

lug orders inst; exclusive, inex- pensive, original designs. big ing, Glazing, Rellnlng. Bring your eemlnission. Sample book iree to coat now. Delivery when wanted. workers. Garrc-tson Company, Culdens, 205 Euston. 5642-9-‘10-21. Branglqrd, orltarlo. . 1‘- W- Ee-Pi- "-61- FREE ammo -roa EVERY dollar spent at the Cash and "(REE IIUNDRED DOLLARS FOR Carry, Gt. George St, Friday

and Saturday, you'll get a loai oi bread free. 5627-9-9-21 TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED up to September 17th ior pro- perty in Dunstaflnagc, consisting of Store, Dwelling and out-build- ings. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. VPhlllp- son, Box 58, Summerside. 56-i5-9-l0-sli-2i.

spare time to Christmas selling nmmgl-lal Art" Christmas Cards; established 1a years: British 9e11- Rdlm, pvlbllslllllg Co., Ltd, 426 Patrick Building. Teleme-

A. w. Q-T-S-T-tl Sept. so.

WANTED - MAN 0R woman to travel and appoint - agents for old-established house 1n business in Toronto forty-two Position permanent. Write

‘CHIS. lor perils lm- ‘meme 9'11"‘ $212 ONE nay-s BUSINESS AUG- onw. 9W msm“ 6°" T°r°m’°‘ ust 1932 in an Ontario town. A- W- B-1°""""5“l“- “- Other Repel-ls up m-szsoo month-

._- ly. Caramel Pop-com. A tested iGENTS — MAKE BIG PAY legitimate business. We start you-

Long-Eakins. Originators, 63 High St., Springfield, Ohio.

B. O. Sept. 10-11.

also liberal bonuses with Public service guaranteed shirts. ties. hosiery underwear. WOIXdB-Yllll ‘values. No experience necessary. write for free selling outfit. Dept, 25o, Public service. London-

For Sale.

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This ll NEW“ lor ncwl, but advertisements oi u new! character may be inserted at the rate oi to pcr word. strictly payable in gd- i vuloe.

clal Infirmary,

from Mr. W. C. West. York.

FREE BREAD at the Cash a“ Carry. Gt. George St. 58I7-t-9-2i

SPECIAL WEEK-END Sale o! Candy at Venetian Candy Shop. 5618-9-9-21.

MISS LILLIAN McKENZlE, Mud. Bus. will resume teaching pianoiorte and singing September 19th. Pupils please register now at 277 Rich- mond Street. Phone 1272. 5640-9-l0-2l.

THE PATIENTS oi the Provin- Rlchmond Street. are greatly appreciative oi the bountiful treat o1 bananas received

BRADALBANE — On September -

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HUNTER RIVER Charge, United Church ct Canada. Sunday, Bept. 11th‘ Wllizhire, at 11 l. m.. Bchool, 10 u. m; Wheatley River, at 3

er, 7.30, School, 10.30. The pastor will preach.

NO. 28 FIELD AMBULANCE ‘N. C. 0's and men will report at ‘the Charlottetown Armouries on V ‘Monday, September ,12th at 7.30 P. M. for commencement o! Fall

11th, Rlev. I-I. R. Bell wil preach ‘ln training‘ the Christian Church, Br u billlii, °~ C- 5°"'9'1°'11- at 7.80 p. m. i '““'“ HAMPTON PASTORAL Charge: CHURCH SERVICES, Tryoll The RIVICBA I01‘ BlLIldflYl 50D‘; 11th

United Church. Services for Sun- ,=ue= Hampton at 11; Desable at H. day, September 11th as iollows:

-and Bonshllw at ‘l. At Bonshaw |"The Good Shepherd in Story and

p. m.. School, 2 p. m.; Hunter Riv-

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ROCKY POINT — Repairs on Rocky Point whar! still continue, splendid work being accomplish ‘, new piles having been placed around the ends and on the inside o! the two wings-Min Norma Currie is taking a. course at C. B. (Ir-Relatives and friends ir Rocky Point were shocked to 1earn'oi the

" demise o! Mile Annie Mc- Nelll, much sympathy goes out to the bereaved.—'l‘be passing o! Mrs. l Mary Burdett has caused a vacan- cy in the home o! her daughter, Mrs. James Smith which can never be iilled. All loin in sympathy with the bereaved..-—A party ' ‘ friends motored to the city on Wednesday morning to attend the Pincau-Morris nuptials.-Frlends of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doulling cel- ebrated with them their post-nupti- al on Tuesday evenlng.—R

Miss Blanche Hughes. Kallslng-’ ton, spent a. few dults ill Iliileltlld,’ visiting Mr. and hlriv. Drlnliell Duiiy.

Mr. and Mrs. (illllu-i Campbell.‘ Graham's Road lief: on I-‘ricizly morning to vslt. relatives in alone’ ton, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. Ollie hfl-Corvllltnf

iield Lot 6'1.

Miss Elsie Murphy liillltorn. vms‘ a welcome visitor lo Nolmlvl, Still’! day. '

‘St. Patrick's Church, Fort August- ; , , I . t evenrlg.

,us of Elizabeth Mae Smith, dough-

J. A. MacPhee, Lt. Col, tel- of Mr. and Mrs.

at Bradalbane Presbyterian Church on Sabbath, Sept. 11th, at 11 a. m. and at Rose Valley at 3 p. m. Rev. J. Keir Thompson, PhD. will. preach.

HEATHER FROM SCOTLAND- The Guardian is in receipt oi "greetings from Auld Reekle" (Ed- inburgh) accompanied by a but- torlhole oi white heather, sent by Mr. Joseph McCarey, ‘who is re-

Tryon, 11 a. rn-z Crapaul. 7.30 p. m. My, w_ 3, smith vvlll eglk- song" will be rendered. Special e,‘ loitering. Rev. Geo. Ayers, Minn- .___ tcr. SUNDAY SERVK i-.r.— . reaching —-—- .

John l". Duffy, butler at Govern-i merit House ior the past 45 years, is at present enjoying a. well earn- ed holiday with his mother, Mrs. James Duiiy, tol-merly Verde, who resides in Boston. Mr. ‘Duffy intends going on York to visit his son, Duiiy.

ON MONTHS HOLIDAY-Mr.

oi Lake

to New Mr. Fred

SUPREME COURT-The case re

Old Sod.

AUXILIARY regular meeting of the

BI’.

viewing his acquaintance with the

MEETING—T'IIC Auxiliary of the Protestant Orphanage was held yesterday aiternoon in the Canadian Legion building with a good attendance. Plans were made for c. rummage sale early in Octdo-

rm: BAPTIST CIlURCIL-Jfhe

the estate of the late J. N. Camp- bell appealed from the judgment oi His Honor, the Judge o! Pro- bate, setting aside the will contin- ued before Chief Justice Mathie- scn and Mr. Justice Saunders yes- terday. The case was adjourned till Tuesday next. Messrs. J. O. C. Campbell and c. J. Tweedy ap- peared for the appellants, and Messrs. K. J. Martin, K. C., and K. M. Martln,.K. C., io" tile res- pondents.

Rev. A. c. Vincent, D. D., will cc- cupy hls pulpit morning and even- ing, taking as his morning theme

Ontario. A. w. nus- 27-Sebi. 3-10-1744-

FOR SALE -- BABY CARRIAGE.

_ AGENTS 1N Evmy Phone sac-J. sasc-e-lo-zl.

(own in Canada to sell Persollfll Christmas Cards Orlc-Dollar- FOR _ SALE-NASH Dozen up. surprising values, low Bargain. Phone 1234. ‘prices, quick easy sales-ills Him‘ inns. ulsvlew brim 0" “Xe-d *5‘ caannoann, smnau roa seriment.‘ Send ior sample book lining outhouses, em, 1c. per now. Premier Art Guild. Weill“? sheet. Guardian oflice.

EANTED B COUPE.

ton dz York, Toronto. A- w- 9*“ “- run SALE - om ran-ans. I . cents bundle. Guardian Oiiice. .Wanted H“ ' ~ 05KB AND WANTED-ANTIQUE PICTURES. FOR sAl-E- T° LET- B Apply Guardian. 55a4_9_7_3, jgglljclepifllifl on hand at Gllfldlltltl. . WA"TE"'T" “B” BE” 5"?‘ GRAVEL r-oa naus rna morrr lug reormwlth lire place. Apply mater,“ m, winter egg pmdmh Guardian‘ 56°3'9'E'3' tion delivered anywhere for 80c

cwt. Sample on request. tux. O. care of Guardian. 5644-9-10-41.

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per WANTED‘ _- ALE BOTTLES. PTS. om“ and qts. Phone 1107 or write W.

Michael. Charlottetown.

3i lord will take the organ. Mrs. H. S.

"The Conquest oi Fear" and for the evening "The Victory or Faith." During theobsence of Mrs. G. El- liott Full, Miss Margaret Btenti-

Henderson, soprano, will sing at the morning service, Mr. Harvey Mac-

lowing Ministers representing United Presbytery o! Prince Ed- ward Island, attended the funeral oi the late Rev, Dr. Saint oi Am-l herst, N. 3., Thursday and return- ed. the same night: D. K. Ross, Chairman, W. E. Aitken, Secretary, Dr. Ramsay, T. A. Wilson, W. S.

ATTENDED FUNERAL-Tile fol- the

Pherson, tenor, will sing "Beauti-

note.

pleased on Sunday, and staunch supporter oi

birthday anniversary-

mmbsxmt‘ FOR SALIP-STORE m OXFORD, ‘ Nova Scotia. Value of goods ap- n To Leg proximately ssooo. Buildings, in- eluding living apartment. secr- vm LE1; ROOMQ “FLY l9; age, etc, $4000. John D. wan. “mo, g; 5,62,34,44,, Oxford, Nova Scotia. 563l-9-10-1i. E" “""“ ' flCqlll. ro Lani-house, zas GRAFTONJFOR SALE '- WWW“ Smgc: ii rooms and bath. Apply 189 °' hemlmk m 13m; gr Sea“ V qmmm 5L 31 lengths, rough or ressc . _; . saw hemlock in size; up £20 ti: . _' co . m LuTmnvo ROOMS FOR inches squnle. Young ros

tzllt housekeeping. Apply Gllllrd- bum’ Haw Counts“ §6I°’4-9.9.yl_ lu- 5628-9-0—2i >+ ,-

PROPERTY FOR SALE — HOUSE

lo our l six ROOM BUNGA- ,,,.,_..,,e ,.0o,,,,_ m, gpmmene m with modern conveniences. 110,159,‘ two 10,5. om, Con,“ 5mm, Null)‘ Gordon Wright, 120 Bright- munm, property wlll exchgngg

vi Iiolldu 5641-9-10-31. ‘m, my pmnorty‘ 0m. come,- 10;, I ll(‘fil.l"(l allllrtlllcnt. farm ilmlifirliy- Charlottetown R001 Estate C0-

rluhler DESIRABLE DWELL- 559i-9-8-6l.

4 house, number 105 North $01‘ Road. All modern conven- lou-vs. ‘Nice garage. Reasonable lllli, immediate possession. Apply 1i Plckard 8v Co, Phone 240.

i 5016-9-9-31.

Male Help Wanted

now "m our A GOVERNMENT job, Frcc booklet. Till‘ M- C. C-

Lld., Toronto r10.» 1 M. H. W. 9-3-10-17-24.

Help Wanted

wearer: T0 saw ron

‘" n , r. EXPERT n/lanlm

I ut home. Sewing machine nec-Ifliggzigh m“. snocm, low “m;

zuliv No sellrg. Ontario Ooursel Hundred, (,1 sucgeggfu]

,""k“"’“‘7 Cilmlitiml’. DPPt- “'7- lzrarillntes. Write Molcr Barber “mula- College, 57.7 Harrington. Halifax.

111V. Aug. 27- Sept. 3110-17-24. M l; w Nov la-sttti

LOOK AllcAn-on-rklv-ro The Civil Service as Postman. clerk. Customs Examiner, Immlgrstiflh inspector, etc. Full details free from the, M. C. C. TOIOHtO (IO)

M. II. W. 9-3-10-17-24-31. .

CHRISTMAS (YARDS

CAN BE EARNED

and paid weekly 1n sue time selling well known ll‘- vciwnal Christmas cards. ibvrlcnce unnecessary. An early s ri. and our two-operation u-

ful Garden oi Prayer." Mrs. N. D. McLean, soprano, will sing at the evening service. The Sunday School will meet at 2.30 P. M. u change o! hour which all friend-s will please

AN AGED SOLOIST-The eon- gl-egutlorl at Victoria was highly Sept. 4th, t0 hear a. solo sung by an old irlond the church, Mr. Jabez Len. on his 85th Mr. Lea. has been staging in the choirs c! the Tryon and Victoria United Church- es ior the past 71 yells. and he ren- dered the solo "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder," with wondel-iul power and reeling. His iriends and ‘ realize that when the roll is called up yonder, he will in- deed be there, but they trust that it will be some time before he ans- wers the roll and that he will be spared to help lead the services o! song on earth tor some years be-

Loring, G. A. Christie, F‘. E. Booth- royd, J. M. McLeod, and Elders George Brown and D. MucKenzie, representing Kensington congrega- tion. Dr. Saint was a member of the P. E. I. Presbytery, and was buried under the direction o1 the Presbytery to which he belonged.

BCOTT-PINAUD -- Miss Helen Pinaud, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. John Pinaud, of Ocean Boule- vard, Atlantic Highlands, New Jer- sey, and tcrmerly o! Charlottetown.

Howard Roy Scott, son of Mr. and

Bloc, were quietly married at New York City on Saturday, Aug. 20th. The young couple were attended by Miss Alice Scott, oi Long 1a- lsnd, sister of the groom and Ger- ard Forest, oi Leonardo, New Jer- sey. The bride wore a blue travel-

and Mrs. Scott departed by motor

for the Poconos. It is expected they

Prince Edward Island, Canada, and

Mrs. Percy Scott, o! San Jose, Costa

ling suit with hat to match. Mr.

immediately following the ceremony

(ore being called to loin the heav- enly choir about the Throne oi God. On Sunday and Monday at their hospitable home, Mr. Lea. with hla wife and his daughter, Mrs. Hood of Calgary, welcomed many callers, who came to Conlfliullile upon having past his 85th year with such an abundant store oi health and energy. The large num- ber of people who called upon him was an eloquent testimony cl the high esteem in which Mr. Lev. is held by all those who have the privilege of knowing him.

BIRTHS sTOItDY - At Brookvlle, Lot 30.

Aug. 2'1. 1932, in Ml’. and Mil. Elfi- metl: stordy. I I011.

will build in the near Briar Hill, Navcslnk. New Jersey, where Mr. Scott owns property.

WIIITPS 25c Lllllfill

future at

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For muscular "kinks" lillnnrirn.

, SALAD POTATO All!) BEE!‘ CORNED BEEF with BREAD AND BUTTER TEA OI COFFEE

Messrs. James HhllllTlPl Middle- S I H __ ' M T AND SMITH A very ton, and Roy M: Ivr-r, Killlznra.

pretty wedding was sohmmzed a‘ l motored to SUlIllll"l'\l(lL‘ Saturday

Mr. and Ivlrs. Fred lvlnrCalle, ,Be(leque spent Slllldzlv lll l- own tile guests of Mi‘. lllul Mrs Mur- Cabss mother, Mrs. Puirlclc Cur-- lay. L

Archibald Smith, Johnston's River, to Hugh John Smith, son oi Mr, and Mrs. James Smith oi! ‘Pracadle, the mar- riage being solemniud by Rev. D. P. Croken, P. P. The bride who :3; fixtiziedwizybiqzgmlaxllsgggngxfii Messrs Linus and fill: Hui-Doll ed m blue ‘flat crepe Wm‘ h“ to y aid, Springfield were Surdlly visl-; mstch carrylng a buquet o! sweet . tors to Bcdforcl. 'l‘hr~_v \\'f‘l'(‘ tho‘ pa“ The groom was ably “I” arrests oi their brother, ‘MY.’ Jullll‘ ported by Henry s. Kelly. His Wk, acDoilald. anti? MacDonald. t phew’ Mi“ Lucy smith’ brldes- Mr. Charlie Dcigllrul Frcetolvnl ma“! “m” bmw" n“ “rep” Wm‘ visited tllc city last week. ‘ hat to match, also block shoes. Af- ‘ _ linux32‘; $586231‘! ‘:2 tfirbsggi: Miss Norma Tierney. Albany vvrl" a recent vsitor to Sullllnersiclc. of the bride at which were present _ _ l‘ i}; fgtasgvziezifafsréetgeddlrlég part": The many friends of Miss 'l"ll~l- Ora w sou"! and nelghgzrlzgmszt: ma Hammll, Middleton nro glad lo flements returning to the brldfls ,imow that slle is dollar; as well m. h-ome ‘u; a welcomed dinner AL can be expected after llor recent ' operation in Prince County Huspi

ter receiving irtends in the after m,‘ noon fine party motored to “ml Mr. Arthur Lzrlllbc. Springfield, Srrgriaglon: i; Tracadie whim l was a recent visitor l!» Zllnplewood. a beaumg: igddinvéexfecrige s‘! Messrs Fred lvlurpllv and Leon- Mr Samuel H Ken or V213‘ y ‘ard MacCarville, Klllkcra Mags buther-“n-la: of the“ am" Sunday visitors to Norboro. MW" “mm” Miss Pearl lVincKelllla Boston, r e encouraging remarks of Mass, is visiting relatives and

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etc. You will be lure o! good l today. _ l Candy when you try RJleyo-Frelh

RILEYS

“FRESH FROM‘ ENGLAND

The assortment lneludel, Choc- olate, Rum and Butter, Variety,

J. Ernest ll.‘ Worth

142 Prince Street Phone 82

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Freetown spoilt Sullvlny with Mr. 9d m he; home l“ Hang“ “ma; all and Mrs. Leo MCGlllgnAl, sprlng-‘Cnjoyable hollday spent in sou,“ renewing old acquaintances. v Knight was the guest of Mrs. Char- les McKinnon.

Mr. C. A. Beer, Provincial lire illspectorjwas in Sourls recently - ‘ marshllll, Charlottetown was o. vial ' l

tor to Sourls on Thursday. . Summerside visitors to Bourle on . l

the 8th inst. included Mt. Harold R-

Wilsll. ' , Mr. Hugh J. Gillie, federal dred8e

MFS.

On official business-G.

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Special Services will he Conducted

Y COLONEL JOHN BLADIN Saturday 8.00 P.lil.—lircat Welcome ‘Meeting. 11.00 A. lVL-Ilolincss lrlecting.‘ ‘ 3.00 P. lVL-Lccturw-“Scenes from the Amllmde!” In the Citadel. CHAIRMAN, B. IV. LePAGE. 7.00 I’. lVL-Rcvival Meeting. Be sure and hear this noted Evangelist and Lecturer.

fix’ Ngflntfre t0 the bride friends ill Killkora and vicinity‘. b l8 1 anc ng was enjoyed Mr. Jollll M. lvillrlllly Kizlkora. y a l" Prev m“ to the wedding the motored to Sllllllncrsivle. “lllcsday bride was guest of honor at a mis- on busims, “nanwus smwer at the h°me °f , Misses Margaret Fowl rllul Helen her "m" when mmy hvely Ems Smith Elncl-ald loft on Tll"S[l."i_\' were received‘ morning to attend Prince of Wales (Patriot Please Copy) Conegm

Mr. Harold Hughes, Norblro. has returned to. cclllplcto lllir<i year‘ work at P. W. C. ‘

Mrs. James A. Murphy Elncrnlrl was in Sllmmvrsirlc T'lc:rlay.---E. l

CUVEIIEAD-STANIIOPE United Church services for Sunday, Sept. 11th are: West Covehead, 11 e. m.. “ S. 5.. 10 a. m.; Covehead Road, 3' p. m.. S. 8., 2 p. m.: Stanhope, 7 p. m.

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Mr. Ailgus J. Kelly's is rpslldillg

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I 16th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

8.30 A. hL-Jloly Communion. 10.00 A. M.-The Sunday School. 11.00 A. lVL-Moming Prayer and Sermon. Oflertory Solo-The 91st Psalm . . . . Mrs. F. II. Trainer 3.45 1-‘. lVL-Baptisnls.

7.00 P. lVL-Evening Prayer and Sermon.

EVERYBODY WELCOME. REV. H. D. RAYMOND. M. A., RECTOR.

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‘ PERSONALS vgiefrcllvs wrecks lu sululs visiting ~ Mr. and Mrs. l", P. Conroy

The Msses Georgina and Bernice Hughes, o! Ottawa, are visiting in the city, the guests oi Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hughes, Prince Street.

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were visitors to Wellington this week.

Mrs. J. Grecnlcnf lms returned to Boston alter enjoying n plcwallt summer's vacation ill Sallris, the lguest of llfll‘ parents, Mr. allrl Mrs Ernest Dillgll-cll.

Dr. and Mrs. A. MllcLcnll were visitors to Kcllsillraglnll rvc-zllltll".

Mr. Stuart Wright of North CHI’- ‘leirm was o. visitor in Sollris nlll

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Mrs. A. G. Putnam and iamily have returned irom Eldon, P. E. Island, where they have been spending the summer months- Sackville Tribune.

The many friends of Mr. Von Tuprdw Cl ‘ " ' we Gay Wm regret *0 heir of his T1‘ annual School Ifill‘ for Sour ‘ “mess at the Prince Edward ‘s. is. rlllrl the sllrrovrlluc" school dis- land Hospital. His daughter Miss . . ' Grace Gay arrived from New trlcis ls scllcdlllcci for Tllurrtlzrv. 15th of Scpiclllbcr, Thr children

York yeaterdfly- are actively clllzagcrl ill illc prepar-

Mr and M" G “Lament who aiioll of exhibits flilfl the mmllll! ' ' ' ' fair gives promise of br-llll: one of

have been spending a. few days on

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REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER, MINISTER, PROF. LOUIS D. THOMPSON-Organist "m ghollquden

with us.

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MORNING WORSIIII’ 11.00 A. lVL-Tlle Minister will preach,

Anthem-"Just As I Am" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Bowl“ 'I‘he Choir Solo-"0 Saviour Hear Mo“ (adapted from) Glnck ' r

Miss Berna Huestis 2.30 P. iVh-Sabhath School and Bible Classes. All Members are urged to he present, ,