‘JANUARY 16. 192§Hm

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DISPENSE ANY

your

J. PRESCRIPTION ' ‘

FRESH DRUGS Afld Expert Service

dlllnns written by any ‘physi-

cian are prom ll a r ll i . mm!“ hare‘ I1 van care-u yds

gllrdgiélck is complete. fresh and up 11° miPflmns at this Drugstore. For l°11flb111ly and best service, leave

Rcfilsteved Druggists only

nBXt ' prescription here.

Ernest H. Worth

JWEESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY Phone 82

142 Prince st. orr. ZION ciluncu

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sy in his 70th year. ion endeavors Iri Canada.

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Dean J. H. Farmer of McMastcr University, who passed away Fri. .if innit-s m: though He was very prominent in 6aptist educa-

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' NEW YORK-lloriltlivns NEWS, ncpot _ 40th Street.

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1N0. ALFRED MACDONALD. Laud Surveyor. llerlllallvllhs. l’. 1:3 l, ll-Lill-lluo. SHIPPING TAGS. EXPEDI’ IOUS- 1y supplied. Guardian Job Print- ery, tf

lutlnsnus~nivn sT/vrsiylsurs, neatly printed. Guardian Job Prlntevy. 11

ASIIIONABLE wtsasc‘ hi: tionery, fine selection. Guardian Job Pl-intcry. 11

Mlsiuom/llu. AND Mounnilvo. esrdsst ghortest notice. Guardian Job Printery. i

BUYING TURNIPS AND POTA- lucs dolly ilt our warehouse-l, Pbnriolletown. and Albillly- liai- rissltbllttblr, '

158612-30 tt~

Male Help Wanted

WANTED-FIRST CLASS 00hr nlakei", and a premier. Stead work the your round. 3w! qualifications and salary expected- Scolls Tailors. Ltd. éwvBru-rlnilr, toll St"... Halifax. ‘ llliiablt-lll‘

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Miscellaneous f

_€i? Female Help Wanted 7w"

I l I MAYORALTY snscmon. - ,A meeting of workers and support-

al B dclock. 1863

l ARENA—BAND "romain-

180'].

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,ers of Dr. Yeo will be held tonlght~ C ;at 8 o'clock. 1883

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lholnc B4 lafternoon, Jan, 18th from 4 to

m . 1864 mother Mrs» Patrick ciillagliall- kindness sndpn-nllsrstlnn- , " -— ‘yrlic deceased was employed as a. An interesting program of songs. DOING NICELY -Ilis nlaiiy lri- tsrwltcllmnll in the C. N. R. Yards 1931111185 and 5139991195 W85 111911 C111“ ried out, after which lunch was

'— ‘ends \vIll ho piellseti to learn tllallill, Fort William, .\ll"- It. F. Muddigzln, who has been lihore were no HYB witnesses to the (‘Ulllilltltl to the Charlottetown Hos-tragedy, ll, is supposed that he ell is making ‘from the lop of u box car on w Icll recovery,‘he was

Illness towards

;pitld through. gllml progress

illg excellently lust nigilt- 1'1‘

‘d LAID "r0 REST.- The funeral crHi

the late Francis Callaghan was heldl

yesterday afternoon at. 2.15 from the‘,

‘thence for interment to the nomimlp ‘Catholic Cemetery. The funeralje _whlch was a large one was proceed-ls

command of Sergeant Major Law-lo rerlce Trninor.

, ‘church and grove.

‘ l I885, u, boot race wtls sailed in thl‘ ‘ihih; .\_J_ [mm

harbor llnd was witnessed Iiy

‘llo sollld "laid time s"

looked ils i‘|‘ ullolill-i" such 'Wllili'".l‘ 1 ivils lo bu experienced, ill I'm-l. I- iilimhel" of lhc men iliolig lili- Will-‘ urlrolll wore (lonloulplzllllii: num- IIPI‘ such event this time oil 'i‘uo‘i- lI1l)',\lI€1illIlll‘y 17th, 1928. Iiowevl H the. wootlie

frcozo tho harbor before nlly ill-l lompl can birillzldc lo break till-l fovlllcr mcord- 'I‘9Iiill£‘i‘llt\ll'9%l com- ing" ill lzlsi night at 9 (Yclfirk git ~

lilo reading as lililximun] 2G;

lllei"nl(.luelci' veglslcrtld 2 ilogro above. illllkllig it lilo coidosl high! ‘= t so i211‘ this \\'iillt'i‘- . ‘

THE VENDOFISHIP — 'I‘ll<* (lllalriliilli learns from I\‘Il~. John Agnew, (Ihilirillzlil 0t‘ the Prohibit- ioh (‘omlliiseiion. that tic ‘ . . llllplllilitill Vvlldilr, Mr. John - . Nevin, will probably take over his,‘ ‘ILIIIIIPSI in lho l-uurse- of ilboul u‘. z lliolllh oltllougil llo definite dot“ . ILIH been flxed- lio also slated lhill’ z till» loclllioll Qt‘ lilo IIPW vnlldol"

stoic has not vet IieQn doriilvll up-

oll- ill lilis (‘OIIIIIEPIIOII it mill" ho

slim-d lhill rlllllol" has Ior-illud it ill z tho‘ mlrilllliy rollloililloil and ru- o h" lllllted 'l‘iililoll building oll 2 IiFUZIl (lcorgc Sircct. forlllerly O!‘-

tfllllihll no ii barber siloll and resid-

IEIIPP- .\ll". Agnew illhirlllr-d ll lvlpl ‘" 4 4'1‘ of (he (ilulrliiztu lllttl the Vlaudui- z is llol h: he grillllozl all llssislilllr. z bill as .\ir- 'I‘uilloll Ilas irivllll his‘

rlt*i‘\'il"l".\‘ more or less gratuitously

lo lilo ciluso 0:‘ Tninperiillec it I14‘ z not improbilllic lhzli li(\ will zlf . FY1151 Well all FYI‘ on lilo store. ii h Iiviilg his‘ own building. at, lcasl 0 willie lhu official Vendor is ilolllo

lo his lllcnls oi‘ temporarily lIllS0lll

fol" olllr-i" l'l‘1lS()ll€<- 6

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t cocoa NIIIIIIPII’! Llnlmcnt for ellrilr-ho.

BIRTHS

TREMERE - Al Hampshire oli Jun- lfii, 1928 lo Ml". and .\Il‘€<i. Hib- |iI‘I‘I Ti'f‘liit‘l'('. a soil, .-\I‘IIOI(I Lint-ls,‘ wvigliilli: ll lbs.

NASII~AL the Prince Edward Is- last Ilospilal. Jail. 15th, 1928, to Ml‘. nlld Mrs Fred M Nash a daughter. -____..___o..,*,__.___

DEATHS

wV/‘trvKIrEo-lvlalo FOR GENERAL ,‘ hoiisotvork. Apply Ul Airs. Jillllcs WHITTY - At llollo lkly, West.

Il- lli-gilil, 2111 Kcfil Sin-cl. _ ' 14:11‘ 111' illrfld I110 ycilrs. (nllfilllll “—"‘“ plpow copy-J

' For

FORVSVALE -A FEW SILVE

lllilip fox pups. Itl-gikltlri-d- .l- A. Judson, l\l\‘Xillltli"ll. Lot ‘i9 It. It.

N0. 1,1’. E. I.

FOR SALE-JFHE UNITED lll‘i'.i Illllldltll‘ Fnitlllry n!

lhliilltlll Willi llll lllollorll 9111111"

mlWIlH. For iurlhvl" pnrllclli ilpplv lo .1. A. Wl-l-k-‘l. J"l‘l‘-"l'11 Itive-l‘. l’. is}. I ‘ 13554-111, _....._._-¢o>~—_-

City League

Arrange Schedule ‘ Sign? _

The iollmvills is lllc order

____ Mal-DONALD—At Springtoh. R F5 - 18th. 192B, lifter a bricf illness, Mary

1821-1-13, 3i‘

.lllll~ 12th, .\Il'l-i. Teresa \\'Ilill_\‘..

papers Jail. widow of the. late Angus MacDonald. ‘nzcd 75 ‘wears. Funeral Wednes- day ol 1.30 p. m.

MucSWAlN-In the Sacred Heart

cAN_ Home, Jan. 15th. 1928. Donald Mac- '\'

p\\r ‘Swain, aged 9'7 years. Funeral from A. A. llchnessicys funeral home at 8.45 to Saint Dulistorfs Cathedral

ars thence lo R. C. Cemetery.

.Al"th\ir Wood, service starting at.

i230. Interment Cross Roads Ceme-'

. tcry.

Al Sunlmersldc, Sun- 15. hfrs- Slim! Raynor. l-‘ullnrnl H(*l‘\'l('l‘. will bl- hold ill lilo

"1 hlmc of .\‘Ir- A. i‘. Wells lli, ll p,

names m ‘m "‘.°y?“l."l"3,‘f‘,°"1fill“? lu. Monday and the funeral will be 1"“""1 '““°““‘* " '1' " ' hnh‘ from Iii-l" old home nt (lreell-

medlals Hockey Ito-anne- Abbies vs- Si. Dullslans. Vics VH. Sl- Duiislnllli. Abbie-s vs. Vii-s. Si. lilnlslllils vs. Ahbies. Si. Ihlllslilils vs. Vlcs.

‘ii‘chl‘uury‘ 20th.

Illbllili oil Wednesday at 2 p. m.

i ;

u‘. o. MoeLEAN

Vii-s vs. Aidilns. l ' . A molluli was curried in illl‘ ef- The Amiug} Mutiny-pith; Johlffhci liilll n delcuotlull wail upon ‘ 11- Dlllnts Pefllkreetrfuxcs. Ltd. will tho Miuliucmillu. of llll‘ vArcnfl‘ EMRALMER . and‘! snflznlilmi. Jggry 1:. with ll vlcw l0 fixing tllllf‘?! I“ ‘can? "In": m l. It ‘IE3 .in.’ o‘ .13. - ilm-tioii ivllh ihc ilaovc uloll < N l Parlor. Chariot * n. r schmllllc, ‘ Kmq squmg .. . - y flNzn_n[fifl|s, I Th7! League. If is llllriovslnnd.‘ ‘- President. will be cimlnlclcil on or baton“,

MAYORALTY ELECTION. --‘,ep ‘A meeting of workers and support», in

THE GARLIC QUARTETTE. —-, crs of Di". Yeo will be held tonight don't miss that-nit Burns‘ Concertl January 25th-26th in the Prlnccl Edward.

CORRECTION-The Rev. Ralph = Malone recently ordained in St. Jos-f h’s Scrrlinary, Edmonton was born’

Lot 65, P. E. Lsland, not Kelly's ross as stated in published report.

THE CHARLOTTETQWN o

. l i Central Guardian l..“:..'.'.3'i.“..'i.l.‘.;.:;i‘2€.hrili: ‘Edward, January Zfith-Zflth.

1865

18651

in their homes, and we assure you‘ of a hearty welcome at all times.‘ You have ministered faithfully to‘, the needs of this large congregation» lever preaching the word of God with . sincerity and truth, and we trust what the feeling of fellowship may ,continue to grow ‘and that the fruit‘ Lwill be increased interest in the; ‘work of our church and greater ser-‘ lvtce for the Master. We ask you to‘ ‘accept this small gift as a slight token of the love and esteem of your, friends of the Cavendish eongrega-l

MRS. VICTOR GOODWILL wiiljMellgro-detilils of the death

lrcceive fol" the first time in her new Francis Cilll-aghuil who was killed

York Street, Wednesdaylui Fort William, (lntal-io, lust Moll-

8 lmytliiy, was received Saturday by 1118 l

the Hospital reporting him as du- ldcalh iletvzecll ii and another cur-

_resldence of ills mother, l0 Grafton ATION- ’l‘lle organization ‘Street to Saint Dulistans Cathedral Dolninlmi Hotel Association was

‘ed by a detachment from the Great Associates of Plilsleril Caliadu- A lWer Veterans‘ Association of \k’h1Cll‘SlllliIt\i‘ meeting for the some put"- ithe deceased was u. member, underlposc is being held at Saskatoon ill

[turned from an extended trip to New York and Boston.

_ odd cars .fil‘nl.

-prices were unchanged.

CARS -—- of

FELL BETWEEN

and although

ivol-kllig to meet u, sudden

be body was dragged for some ISIHIIQO Ilefore lilo ill-‘cldent was, otlced- \

DOMINION WIDE ASSOCI-

Ot‘ a lllliiied lit a meeting at the Cllat- °

llll FPOIIIGIIZIU iii Quebec, of repre- entallvus of lilo Provincial Hotel

rdel" by lilo hotel owners in lilo

The Last Post waswesl. A joint. meeting of the def-I». 5011111164 1W 1311136!‘ W951i?" smu-hgfllliPS from l-acll province will lie-i Rev. Patrick Walsh officiated at the held ill the Willdsol" Hotel ilere on; The following Fob. 24 illlll 25. Actfmdlliig‘ to so. i

. who 1111'111"1',AtIIIlll‘lJ.i llcllu- 1i l-i s-i ‘ - - 17mm‘, mm Um Fem, finned bmwflm] NIB‘: [L A. ‘lvpnllé lfiresigtllelfinitltilili. AHJI-tllilik, hlll ltill oullllnilnfi.’ (‘llarliitlvl:>\\‘ll Illl(l llol-ky Point r111 tllu Prcvillcil of tillebui: lIoll-l As- Woilr-llliliilll ‘iuul-oizzllioll trove wit‘ < ~ ' \\'illlt‘i'- l-‘or It limo lllll-i nlontil l’ ‘Stwifllfin, hhll A. (g ‘ ‘ ‘ tmctwn‘

.\‘I Null, inlu-‘l 1'11")’ of Iiil‘ silllh- orgzlllizlllioil. ~

Lit-ii

Miss Ruth

Miss Helen O'Neill, City, has rc-l

Avenue who has been visiting her;

' day night.

son at Moncton, arrived home Fri-] ‘ l .\lllllll‘ll'li ‘Linimelll for sir-k IIIIIIIIIIIN. l

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building of the Bell Company an the site of the historic St- Andrew's Church of Scotland. Beaver HaliHiIJ, Montreal, which. It is said will be the empirifs biq-

c... The Viotorias

‘ New Ilrllnswlck; livllilc scxll-lli- were _ _ _ _ d “.\lll.lfll‘ S. J. ltobllls, of lilo Ollillrio liilrdiv, iilllt HOIISUII- This uilnlo is- Ian-lo crowd ill citizens, ilccortillli‘; Association; ll, ,\_ petm-S w» nV-‘kqm 11-051,

llfloll ll slush)‘

ilave been working ililvd of late, is ,ulllcll no [ho I01‘ ivolllil allow lllfllilfPlll-ljr Soul" by Mellie and “N01 ,:lnd intend lo uivc lllf‘il‘ all iii IIIPII‘

Mrs) Hector McLeDd‘ 46 Highlandopcning new .i"m.'llic1.- of the seilsou.

Here is shown theynew 22-story Telephone

5' lser

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_ Take The Monoton Rovers Into Camp]

ZIS

Willi £‘\‘t*1'_\‘ promise of a hard

forced l ‘l

ill their "minds. Ou

surface‘. tho. heavy!

Joys sixty llliilulvs cl‘ the

illftor 111"‘

The locals uri- confident, anll

' Zion League

Tho lllllvbii-ds were zluzliil lorious illihis week's garlic yelltilli: llle AIIISILWII Six by ‘ -_» pills. Iloih (Iilpliiius ivcre mlsslllkl

i w

tioh. ~ -

Mrs. Mills!" on behalf of New Glss-l gow then presented Mr. and Mrs. Jackson with a substantial purse. l

Ml". Jackson mode a most, fitting reply thanking the people for their‘

CHURCH SERVICES

IEEIVCS being ‘testifies to Cilrlst as the Rock of‘ Holy Communion took place both! n ,. _ . ‘ W,‘ Wm be Ages, and that testimony has beelll "turning and evening, Al, the evgil-i Dvlehalns niliviili, in n. ll

W 1 l H o‘ fl““:1:'lt‘[illl0 in Trinity United Church lost ’l‘l‘u ill ’ ltlt‘ ‘ ‘v It‘ '01‘ ll ’ » ' . . -"’1‘li‘t' ltlkvrs ltllllllllftly X y ‘evenmg. RU,‘ D1‘ R

\\l1\°"11“‘1""*ended to inspire our lfidravz them to the place of their rest

with two fine solos.

" Night ilmg by Mr. Acorn at the request of .0118 of the radio audience. .

i ‘orded present. cd that the Young Peoples Society most helpful

musical evening next, to which were invited ‘lulu llil-y are still ilrguilii; as 101111 students attending the Church‘

served by the ladies and a social hour enjoyed by all. ‘ -—--?—-£O

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

vc the Lord". The family is es-‘

‘ celltialiy a. religious institution anlfwllfill dhose nations which have maili- tained ‘lli: sanctity have made most "Twill bu" time 10f 11S t0 \\‘01"l’.l'.— ‘progress in civilization. . ,_ In the evening the preacher was lRev.

Hammond Johnson who took his text,

judges." ‘Experience, s

flwsiflo“ “fag dedicFlled 1°11“? 1m“: future, so must we in mission work lPrut. F. '1. Wsltkls, and was fll‘.~‘t_ 100k mm me dark plum.“ o; the‘

i‘ 1°11‘! Fem“ “m1 “'11” “m” (“SW from the text. st. John. 12:32 “If I!

It was sung for the firs‘.

souls andl

Mr. Ben Acorn kindly assisted namely "A There." latter

The was

l The return of the students again

’_— l Y. C. A. Alleys Ebrought the Sabbath School attench‘

$81168 to a high figure, 545 being re—, 91'

It was alllloulic- 1

(with a short‘, on Friday,

ould hold a social programme)

MoNTgEALl J5“- 15_T11°1'° was what Ill!‘ result would have bcc-lllas well as all the young people of

‘a mafled “Crease i“ the 119111111111 wore lllcy. pfflsellh F01‘ lhl- liltlllWiiliC congregation. over the age of

“cm ‘he Um1°d Kmgdmn and 1119 Filnllio \\'.lrl'cli had the high single l eighteen.

continent for wheat hele on Satlll"-‘

day. aild :1 large volume of business was done. Some business was also \\'0I'k0d in rye and barley, and sales of Canadian scalping opts were also fuirlyv large. ‘

Tile domestic grain market was quiet, the demand being only for

The demand for spring and whiter wheat grades of flour con-, tinned of a limited character but A fairly active trade was." done in all lines of millfeed and values ruled firm. The nlovcmcrit; ofstlmdard grades

of rolled oats was fair and prices‘

were steady. increased

On account of the production of eggs

"throughout the provinces of Ontario ;al‘lti Quebec and the heavy suppliesl

coming forward for the season of the your combined with the larger shipments from British Columbia,

‘on consignment ".1 weak feeling de-

veloped here Saturday and prices

for fresh eggs scored a decline of h‘

three to five‘ cents per dozen. Storage EIZSZS one or three cents per dozen. The demand was dull. The receipts were 406 cases.

Extreme dullness again mark-ed the trade in butter but prices were about steady. The receipts were

64 packages. The cheese trade was ““"_"-" 1“'“"““'C11 m7‘ 1Z7 131131 were rendered, the solo ill the form- dllll and featureless. The receipts 11m“ 11“'kf‘,"-i“" 1Z1" 1"" 11" ‘IGI’ being taken by Miss Gladys Fav- wcrc 152 boxes. ‘ q1'_l"‘"1‘ 5‘1§'1\""1"l1 11h‘ 1451 llnquhnrson and in the latter DY Mrs.‘ Potatoes and beans markets noi‘j11"1Y-‘l PflWlllllalsc-li llll 100 llflSuthcrllind McLean. ' available tonight. .- (.in-don swim iil~i {Hi 115i‘ ~ M Ch,“ Q5 h“, sermon a (“EL ‘"—"- ~<9¢~~ r——~- 1151*" Fillllllllillisllll - 115i 115 lI<l“Falth is the Victory". elllphasizing

I-‘or frostbite use lllnnrll’; Ilinllilent. - - - - - . . . ..> . . . . . . . . . flliilithe sglghion gubjogl, was yQfy 3C. — -—-—-»~ —--~—-—-——l i ‘e toby rendered b‘ Mrs. Milli‘.

. ;:;‘§t2llll<li2¢?l"tsfln y” ‘iF12".W}£:i:l'l1‘]€h and Mrs. F.‘A. Mllttfill. s’ , ‘. 0o fninoivll . i. -:. 7.‘; l-o owing the regular nlid-lvcel:

. ‘ 3.111 MSllrl-nv . . " no lLiillmecting on wclincsasy the lilh

t only . wn if‘... .l- inst the annual business meeting oi

' — ~~--- loll 11.1 the Sabbath School was held. Tho

1 i~~-~~~ in; 117 reports of the vorioils officers ShOW

Remove nil husklness and " 'I‘<llzll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 22.30 that the school is in a healthy con-

but the undertone was p

o1‘ 158 while Doris llorileilll hell;

high golzli of 403. liilvl-y Slvvoliso-l Z

llod both llllXll single ilud 101.11:

with 2118 lllltl 592i rvsllcciivi-Lv- The Bluebirds:

Illlsler (‘llllleroll . . . . 1X5 lit Iloi-is iiordeau ..... i111 1114i 11171 'lllll‘l'y SIOVOIISIIII 1T1 lilll .\l .0 Pnvlridgc lli» S7 I Adele llolvilll ..... ill 125 115‘ ’I‘oizll , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 221i Musical Six l ll- Svzlilixlll . . . . . . .. 1T1 115 ‘ (‘. Jenkins ... .._ iii 70 ,1 t‘. Small . . . . . . . . .. lid 1010 lull '\I. Rios? . i117 lull iltl‘ F. \Vill'\‘0.il . . , 7.3 121i Tulill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ._ 1W7

Alajr-rily‘ fol" Bluebirds, Z107 p. ln llll» scconil game lilo (lypsi s zlizllin suffered (left-at this lime ll llle iliulds of the wayward Robil

by Elder A. A, McDonald.

"Faith and Salvation." lwlvery practical and helpful subject. " FSome of the modern objections to 3m; liustificatlorl by failh were cited and . ‘Jdiscusscd. ,as set forth by Dr. Chas. E. Jeficr-l ,son. as opposed to Paul's Doctrine of "lJustification by Faith.

ION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH‘ With a view to reaching the ob-

lieciiile as set by our Church Budget the services yesterday morning were 5 llmlin keeping with this great work.

Mr. Fulton delivered a short and

ggqdhtelfStillg address to the chlldveil‘ 1331011 the "Maorls of New Zezlland."

The minister, who is sllfforiilg

from a izevere cold was ably assisted

The text of the sermon was from Samuel XI: "Soul's Victory.“ ‘ in the evening the topic was This was a

Also ‘salvation by love‘

was also

‘Till-l SPCFPS wcl-e very low pllrlie dean with

lllttl'l_\’ by some oi‘ the gents wll Illt! lillliiai without (‘XfTflliltlll I)t)\\‘l

od \v<-II ‘lllll \IIP"I(I\' l‘l ll ll nil I11" ‘firm Lmd is My Shepherd“- ml,‘ _' 1 ‘F ‘_‘ ‘ l,‘ “lslmpci- lli the morning. the ITIIXPH m 1'9“ 1mm“ "l m” ““‘ quartette being taken by Miss Flo

The choir rendered the anlhemh by

"'5 1'““'""""“ C“"‘m""1 “M1 111° “‘-‘>'“lCampbeil, Mrs. Muteh, Jack Mo?

single oi 17R and tonil m‘ 1S1. W ..\Illrley had high single of willie ii. ill‘ Th4- Gypsies:

l‘ L

SPIIITH pro:

cod and M. McKinnoll. The solo

_ _ Hljby Mrs. S. McLean and Malcolm < rziswi-ll illld iligil IHHIIaMCKmnOIL

In the evening tile

anthems “Tile Lord is King," and "Now the Day is Over"

by Marks

lsenator from Montana. who. in the United States Senate, is demandlngl an investigation of his country's‘. Al. the morning service yesterday arm“ 1"""‘/°"11°" 1" Nkafawa‘ , _ Rev. Di". Ramsay preached on Chris- ~-— *2“ '_@“ 9°51 blmdmfl d¢v°t¢d °>‘°1“$1V°‘Yllianity ill the home from the text: