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deed be no end to the vision of in- creasing life which opens up beforc us. No man in any age can ever real- ly say that a limit has been reached in God's willingness to impart more, or that man has reached all that man can learn.

2 was present some years ago at

the meeting of a godly Church in the homeland, whose organized foundations were laid upon a form of deed of church property which not only llilfl dmvn what their Churches were to believe, but defin- itely forbade even any discussion of change, and yet they were discus- sing change and an application to Parliament to alter the deeds of their property. No man can say either to God or man, “Thus far and no far“:er." l

fellowship of today It is a. joy also

we look forward happily and hope- fully to greater unions still to come.

The Joy of Being God's Emlgrnnts.

When we recognize this process as a continual part. of God’s plan for our lives drawing us ever nearer tio Himself and to the fulness of the stature of Jesus Christ, then we find in it very practical help both for present and future. Knowing that we

lare to go ever onward, we cease to

expect that changelessness of cir- cumstances for which, in the weak- ness of our hearts, we have often longed, but which we have never been able to find. Then again, as we recognize the familiar stages of the process we have undergone before, we know what to expect and are as- sured that, after the pain of part- ing and the weary days of walking hy faith. we shall enter our Prom-

We may accept then. as o"c of the

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laws of life, that we shall be emi-

to new lnnfls new tiicughts. new

lways, but :lwavs with the same 'lov- lirig Heavenly Father and our Lord Jesus Christ, lending the way. He is the sfmie yestex':ic._\'. today nnd for- e\'er. but the revelation broadens land deepens and the Holy Spirit Ilends us on.

A Law of Life for Groups Also. Sn

lfar, we have bccn dealing with the call of God to i'clividiml lives, but

lthe same law of emigration under the guidance of God, which applies to individuals, applies to groups also. To both Church and nation comes agaui and again the call of God to leave behind the things of the past and press on to‘.'.'ard |zi'ec.ier things.

A careful study of the more than

lgrants all cur days, following Him I I

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a score of Church Unioits ii Canada, which ciilminntcd in the formation

,ised Land. It opens up to us also a l;rloi'icus vista, both here and here- latter. of growth ever more and more lin the knowledge and the love of l God in our own life, in this wide and beloved Dominion of Canada, and

'Q this great and happy United Church fellowship into which. fol- ' lowing the call of the Lord our God, 'we have come.

May there be fulfilled to all of us

the blessing promised to Abram, “I

lwiil make of thee a great 1' ation and I will bless thee . , . and thou lshalt be a blessing." “Eye hath not lseen nor ear heard nor have enter- cd into the heart of man the things that God Hath prepared for them that love Him." “All the way my Saviour leads me;

What linvo I to ask hc-side? Can I doubt His tender mcrcy.

Wim through life has been my

of the United Church of Canada inl Gl1i<i1".'

1925, will reveal the e,r_1duril pm-ll-Ica\'l`ill.V livficc, divinest comfort,

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gross of spiritual ei'.'.é;:i':\iioii under the call of God. which led cur frith- ers onward to the great and joyous

Here b_\' iaith in Him to dwell!

For 1 know, \vh:\te`ei',bcfall me,

.lcxiis doeth all things well."

FEANKIBH-JENKINS

U. C, MOderat0f is liberty and provision made for Bt. John's Anglican Church was the

following whatever revelatioi may scene of A pretty wedding on

Rea W. T_ Gunn como through the guidance of the woanesdoy, september iota, at iz 0 A M P A I G N

_ Holy Spirit of God in the days be-.o'cIock noon, when Miss Alice Maudf

Colmmlecl from Page ._l fore us. We look forward to a fur- 'Jenkins, R. N., only daughter of Mal

ther emisietion still on the part or and Mrs. i-i. H. Jenkins, and Mr. Joim ‘

our new and beloved Church, for it Alfred Frankish, elder son of the late l M E E T I N G

With Paul, by the grace of God, 15 Clearly provided in the Act con- Mr. and Mrs. John G. Frankish, for-

__ we press toward the mark for the smutlng the Uf\ll»0"l Church 01 C811- merly of Willoughby, Yorkshire, Eng- I ~ ---

l pl-me ol the llpwal.(l5 mlllllg of God ada, that the United Church "has a land, were united in the holy bonds of I Much Interest Shown '___-_

in christ Jesus. This law of Gods “Shi iv Unite with any other Church mitrimfmy, the R-v. w. rt. Jerfeoitl - J

emigrants-the soul of man ever-for religious denomination. without offlclalllm 1 ' In I l‘?g'l'9SS Of P. E.I.

looking toward a greater and ex- loss of its identity. upon such temis The lghllrcll was lll-emly demmted - I-Iospltal Fund_Rais_

panding life-is basecl in the very “S ll may find to be consistent with with the season's flowers, asters and l in C "

nature gf y,hillg5_ Glvell ll Gnd of the principles, doctrines and religious swee¢ pe” ,lll-edomlnatlllg and tllel g ampalgnv

infinite knowledge. love and willing-'smlldards sei' [Ulm I” the Basis °l guest pews w're designated by kriotsl one ol me lleTml'e dl lrlcl ,met

ness to teach, and, 0_1 the other Union." There are many members of wlllle l.lbbon_ ilngs new being held in km Q* md l hand, the children of God willing “mms “5 Wm’ have Passed "h’°“3h The bride, looked lovely in a dress Queens lll mn Pllllce Edwa,.ugHo. l_ I "ld anxlfllls “nfl €\'€F gI`0WlI\8 m0re “mee °l` f°“‘° Church U“l°“5 °“ me of blue flat crepe, with hat to match, lal caml-lllgll look place lnnogmflill l

“ble I0 lefifll Of Him. there can in- ‘WW l5° 0”' present f°“°“'5hIl°' and band wtliitf tiox fur. cl!-rfyins' an :rm l Hall, Cornwall, Thursday lweiiine. A

u‘;:‘l;‘l§ulf;hl’ ::§t§l’l`;]°ei“ ;‘;~t°;Sér°“”;|‘;d - ewdly audience enjoyed me fri-e ton- ~~,. , _- -r f »- --m in th U - ' cei't provided by Professor Roy Ken-

3 9 slngmg °f The Vdce That dall and four othtr Charletietowii

Breathed O‘er Eden," Mrs. Tucker lllllslsy and llslened lo addresses bs

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The bridesmaid was Miss Mary VM- and olllels on me needs of the H0spl_ _

185'- be°°ml“@lY aimed l" b"°“"‘ Crepe tai. W. w. Crosby, District chairman, de chme- md ML J' C' H°1’°Vd sup' presided. Gordon McMillan' District

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pmted me 3T°°m' Al' the °1°5e°f the Vice-Chairman, aided Mr. Crosby in

Heavenly Father" was sung, and dur- llvely lmerest ln the Dcclmlon mg the signing `°f me register and The entertainment was opened by

<'~»“re°fMe so in these brilliant Sixes and Ei /its

Ttlckef Played Mendl5’155°hn'5 Wedd' which was encored so enthusiastic- g mg Mawhl ' ~ ally that he favoured the audience

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° ‘ el” “’°'° “WY “e iaith a second selection. District You will find if extrenicly mieresting to d.i\e one of the excellent

3e°"5el'w Wim hat' ll’ match' Chairman Crosby, in a few welll v~ ~ Mrs. A. W. Holroyd, Charlottetown. cllosen words' men explalned mel ' `

new W illys Sixes or Eililits. Their zwtimi on the road, on crowded

“““° °" 'ie mme' “`°"° “ 1°"”l’ ‘°"'“ limrpose of the meeting and expressfdi street or steel’ hill, shows what great evgineerinio' Progress has

of clock cut velv:t with ermine fur. lllls wllvllllloll that all lll -

, epeofple of .- - ~ Y-

I Followlng me ceremony a Sllmpl_ll_ cornwall would do their mu Shan been made it itll lower-priced six .ind eight cylinder motor cars.

ous iveacli-:.5 oroakiosi was served at lwllld lalslng the $250,000 for the new ' Willys cars reacli a .speeil of well over T0 miles an hour-a

'the licme of the bri:le`s parents, |l,.l Ed , d l_l d H -ll l . . . _ where four lables were lalll ,ml ‘Anglo bgvumfgtomeoslglaichmon speed wliicli is easily anil conif0rtiil>ly sustained. ln second

oeauiifuiiy eiecorated. The brides lollwedj -lm, also ellclled expleS5_ gear, speed as liigh :is -I8 miles an hour assures the .spark-

table centred with the bridfjs cake ,lens ol- appreclallon mal called for M, . . .

‘ - lin" pick-u 1 so necessary in mnrlern traffic fl' ' _ D } . M . .con itions.

was dcuirated in white with yellow

snapiimgons and fern and the other Execllllle Chairman Tldmuw Th 3 engines are riililicr insulalcil against vibration, L.i‘:ie~ correspondingly in mauve, l K . _ - _ .- - - - - .

° | 111110 the best =P@»Cl1 Ol we =@11K~ 911 Superb riding qiiuliiies rc;~ul.t from extra loiig springs

pink and blue, The rooms were

iirignwitn the seasonsfioweiswedd-Elle llllomled lm llearels llm me and four floulile-acting liyflraulic shock elimi- ini; bells and streamers, llleselll lllllldlllg had been m»=l.ell. _ - _ _ . I » -A nator The ntcrnal - i

l Both the bride and groom are well iwl3l.3“.ll by me llllllllc demands lm B 1 fuur “ heel brakes are fully known and were the rfcipients of llls 5el.vlce_ He exlplalned llm ll ,

“ny b°“““l“l gms' They ‘lm '°` i‘~\‘»~'l1lfl be H \\'=1Sl¢' of money to aitenipt And onlv in cars of miicli liifrher Price would

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side in the Forest Reserve, where Mr. lo expand th? old slluclule to meet l _ Fmnklsll lol. swelal l-em has hem ;lll_eSenl_(lay dl__mandS_ Mn Tldmlsh you expect to find such beauty of design

:inrl interior luxury. Inspect the new `Will}'s linc at the slimvroom of your nearest Willys-Overland dealer.

‘the position of warden' . 4

l Mr, and Mrs. Frankisli left amid a cl-ll l_l05llllal_ “lm at least loo beds slziiver of good wishes and confetti lllllead ol me 60 now avallable, was

for their home in the foothills. west

of Beaver Mines, shortly aftrr the re- caption.

Hoii=e'.'.'ife---Leak hire, you sent me

Butcher-Sorry, marlem. But Why

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setting forth the Hospitals appeal

-aclcied that an entirely new and inod-

‘an urgent neczssity.

"It woulcl lze an extravagance to try

tu patch up the old building any longer," the Exeeutiie Chnii'inau con- i.nued. "The sti'uctui'e is obsolete in

F- bill fOr -lull’ and ‘"9 “'9l`C “Way the ,:v:ry resiicct. except as to its equip- ‘-\`li0l9 lTl0l`l\l1- linent. It was built at a time whenl

lnrchliccts had not speclalized in the

Ulilfif .V311 lfl W-P l-“°“'? ,designing of n'i'derii hospitals as

they have done in the last threel

il`cades.

f "'I`hi1't_v' years ago, a hospital was `i'cgarde:i merely as a building; to-day lit is planned as a highly specialized lplant for the'consei'\ation and restor- ation of conunuiiity health. Mr. 'fidmarsh called attention to the fact that modern hospital auihoritirs assert no institution of healing should be operated to more than 80% of

under high pressure at more than 100% of its actual capacity.

the Province the Hospital as it no'.v. stands would be in a sad predicament, l

date modem Hospital, and there’ should be no delay in raising the necessary fund. It is the task of all the people of Kings and Queens coun- ties."

Enjoyable solos were sung by Mr.

Elmer Ritchie and after the next address a male quartet consisting of Mr, Ritchie, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Harvey Moeiierson and ivnr. A .n. oiiiis ren-l dered several addresses which called forth hearty applause,

A meeting was held in bong Creek

Hall, Long Creek at 8 o'clock last night at which Charlottetown enter- tainers provided the free concert and speakers from this City told the

ISLANDER VISITS BENTGN

William K Easter of New Wilt-

time it was a wilderness, but now

Is thickly settled bl/ Ill'<\i'P€l`0U5 farmers and is worked h.V l1’lCf°f8 and where there is s lore! 5Cl1°°l Mr. Easter worked at Benton in the summer whrre there were two saw mills and a large tannery enlniny- ing over two hundred men. ‘Where there was only one chiirch there are

and the tannery is also ani". nen- ton seemed In Mr. l»‘,ast°r' to be

V TI1e` Improved ,

WHIPPET

The many recent. improvements in the Whippet make

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it the greatest value o n t I1 e in a r lc e t today. Prices from $620 to $760. 4-DOOR SEDAN

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All prices f.o.b. factory. Toronto, taxes mara-

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WILL*/S SIX AND EIGHT PRICES

WILLYS SIX. .. Coach $033; Cnupe and Roadster with rumble seats) S033; Sedan H020; De Luxe Sf-rlnn iwire wheels] $ll2f).

WlU.\'5 EIGHT.. Strlln $l495; S:-flu; and 4-pass. Coupe' wire whflrl equip. ment, $1560, AU pri`¢vvsf.n.b.fnrIory, T10 ronlo, luxe! cxlrn.

I "We always should have at least 20% l

of the beds and rooms available for ‘ll i T

emergencies," Chairman Tidmarsh F' R' E9 °"Pl“l"°d- "If "my “mi °llS°Si°f 186 Grafton Struct. Clinrlottetown

occun-ed, or if another epedemic such |>_ J, Ngy_ nlmu., Rlve,_ (-llllxm. "R05" Summersldel

l as the influenza scourge should sweenl RUSSELL (‘l.ARKl'., Mt. Stewart. 1-jj_\;(;_< g;Q|';\;1'l- (;_/lgs(-,E ¢~0,_ \gall¢..:,,:._

We simply must have a strictly up to l '

i’i niht " " _ -- ww All ". I " ' `_" ` ` ‘ ie 8 uith his sisiii in ini.. ` , limi; do _\'r»1i no when in rim. r

Mrs. Archie Easter and her flair-.1 Ir-r I il lr' ll ff li.»'.\ Un Tiiux' :lzi_». ‘4, ,,-lll lilhqlllz R cl..lo».

MTS- R0l~>91`t4 Cf\1'l`, whose home \':uslli‘~i`r'<‘ “rv .a iz;:i.I_'»' i'i:i:imn i:~`,'l aiu '(%.\c her the bciieiit of thc dost: in the Kerrigari and lvcreit Blink. lille iwiiwvnf Ciziizi-'= l>»izr':'1;:_ gzroruf if -~<~ Bm ~p,lpi l-.1-l.» lll.lll~,=l - one of the largest and eldest block. ln/~;~".i~~.\.' of Ttlzz l-‘,:v'<'~~-_ 1) i '

in Woodstock later biiriied, On Sem. `

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llth he went to Benton a<‘con'.'i.iii- '\‘\'<'.".-l:~:n_k l`.\:s.a:i:e

shire, P. E, visited Bmror. where S rt o and his brother Archie. 48 years ma

ago, cut the first timber three miles

from Benton, owned now by Frei

Doherty, who was one -ri’ f:'.»v men vm-tang for the Easter Eros. Ai that co S

now four churches but no saw mill Y I `|

audience the facts about the Hos- pital.

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10th he visited I-Ioiilton_ ltiniiic_ :mil ‘lYi‘ii‘iin ~."'i'r' 7.11' nm

Blifllough taken for Rip Van Wziikic

he enjoyed himself meefinz old ter mimi t.~.»i;' fi~.;i~':i\;~_ GI.~iri;.'=

friends. The afternoon and cvci:.i‘q f\'f'~ \'.'j:'~`;~...-.~, P F 1 he spent with his neicrn ,\frs How- (`ni':‘. Vl»:_ _/\_;<l~;~,_;a l~,l~.. ard Do\\'_ Lower \Voods,l,.~:'k Oni tile nivi .‘.l:'.'= ll Ilf~u_ Ll-\r

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{' M211 Easter visited different places C“l‘“""'““"°““"

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