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‘ PAINFUL lbhlUhio-i-Tho many friends of Mlefllhubon McDonald will regret to iean-ithst, she.~sllp- homeml Wednesday fracturing her kilo-cap.

_""T“flii'l not . HAS Nannowasblws. ——.Mr. Charles Sanislbr1s~$r.,';s0n of Ml‘. Charles Silo -= of Saunders it’; severely injured on - insult of a fail

for some days.

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‘estl-rday. One cur its‘ he is sick joullled. '

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‘ he Rev. ._‘.’1lacK0llzie, Willard ( | _ T] _| _ r J studies. This afternoon Lleut. lshflfhel‘, P0111180. P- 1‘:l-481‘-‘_7_2_3i Haycoun “plug .0r Pgwnfll to lialfxvhn 115519 ‘in::'"1"1:;f;j0?;fi';§ Murphy motored to ills old home at ' Munzm-H “wee mlwKhmm‘ of drive with three young men of the Tigmsh‘ when: h“ Wm “pond n "an

IN EMORIAM

In lo memory of my dearly beloved her. Dr. W. J. B. Mc-

nr. a fit‘? French evening dresses. Cal and liee them. r Prowse Brosfllxtd. 746¢-8-30-2i can rennin-lilo -cll‘ roi-i-yfl-‘m’ 11- m- 91- 1-11- left the city for Borden early yes-' terday morning to gular service. '

ENGAGEMENT linnouucso. --Mr and. Mrs A» Fsfillflllilliln au- nollnee the ensalfilontbf Martha

lsobel Wright to hi. W. M. Ryan

I was badly bruised -lllli| will be confin-

URT. -~'i'iiree charg- r loaffilg were each re- _ for a week, one case d one ‘stands over. " was summoned was

Three fllitolsts for were ‘each filled $111

case against til wnér of a vicious dog d as the anininl was til. ' ‘ '

McKlNNON. - ' at Charlotte l. Julle'29tlI. 1927, by

Sarah Graham“ Hav- ulld Mrs.’ Flora War- ry lot Cl t-tclown, P. E, l.

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tHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

597137 CHURCH Tryon and ‘ “ Boasliaw. No s rvi S d . 1 1 I My m 911 1.111 av Western Guardian by ‘ —-——- ' lCORNlWALL UN-{Tigzgl-l l; -—tServices foriundsyflaty 1:13,- Hny ‘wmzbe . w,“ be as mnowsaémngamn wonder the auspices-e AuM. IWest River 3 p. m. Cornwalllmgdptfl 9 1-1.1“ ' W3“ . Ayers wililnfiJqd» -' ‘Tomi’ 1. .- , —- o *.:.*:**l.:'.* t*e~> BONFIRE TONIGHT - 1n i lil= "~ - 1 A .. about 9.30 a huge bonfire wllllgbeiwilmot yglflh ’ lltnt the e-idvFrench Fort at tliefgzmtlm" “W391.” ' entrance of the harbor 0n Mr.J.O.. ‘"1114’ ‘"95 ll-iyndmanjs fat-m in honor of themair“; Pl’ “"1511 ' confederation celebration. ‘m s“ o“ z5°'md}3 1" ‘

be the speaker. re-

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Monday morning at 1,1,,o'eiock. force‘? the case of the King 'v's. _.Charles “'- Wiiiiam McLeliall for ejectmentl . . Iludsmeiit was awarded the plaintiff 511819111. .1§11111»‘1391111 It #00 ,D- ili‘- fm" all lands claimed. Ill tile;1'11‘!1;.$111BY-,Wll1 preach. Freetown: mliirllilag all the prisoners were ur-,111- 7131KB- 1111 Dr. Sbjey willilbreach I'll gue . v

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( or.) -J."J. S _ey will preach.

MET WITH ACCIDENT. —— Ml'. R. .1..M(.'D0llilld of, the Western Union Telegraph Co., met with an accident Monday afternoon by full- lng from u telegraph pole, causing injuries which necessitated his re- |movui to the hospital where an up- erutiun was performed. lie is now Xllflkillg it satisfactory recovery. Mi’ Ed. Rogers. (luysboro. N. S., is l-e~ placing Mr. McDollaid.

ial Music and Orcbestrou» .

OHblROW-North Bedeque at l1 n- in. Sacrament of‘ the Lord's Supper Preparatory service Saturday at. 2.30,,1North Bedeque Sunday night at 7.30. Missionary program by Mission Builds. Rev. D. K. Ross, Mililster. -_ .

—UNlTED CHURCH CIRCUIT, WQLLINGTOM-Speclnl patriotic selqvices on 3rd illst. lnvorness at 11 p. m.. Victoria West 3 p. m. alld Wflliillgton 7 p. in. 0n 8th inst, at 11118711658 at 8 p. m, Special Mis- sionary service with Tyne Valley Choir assisting audvdiatributiou of {Sabbath School rewards. Special collection for Missions.

VALUED,RELIC.—Ou this Dia- mond Jubilee it is fitting to. note that Mr. James Paton of this city has ill his dining room ll mahogany extension dillilll: table once owned l)y.'Sll'_J_tlllll A. Mncdonuid when he spent u summer at Belvedere, near Charlottetown. Tile table was purchased from Sir John by tllo lute (level-nor Howlan and subsc- quelltly from the latter llyyMr. Paton

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——Lieut A. E. B. Murphy, M. (3., son oi‘ the late ‘Senator, Murphy. Tignish has arrived home from Cal-

— . lie motored alone from

ACCIDENT AVERTED. - A mil‘- ‘my mwly averted (hlnwnhlg “cement tllero to Tormelitille, alid from Borden to Charlottetown. He

caused no little excitement yester- day. just as the S. S. St. Lawrence, was leaving the dock nu return to

spent the winter at St. Thomas Col- lege, St. Paul, prosecuting his law

city, arrived at tile dock to find o! the autumn!"

that the steamer had cast oi'f her

lines, and was slowly moving out '

' illto the stream. Fortunately ll motor hoot was procured by thn ""'"—" lndlrls’ escorts, bllt ill the exclte- "195111/1355 fiAhwgLl-EDP-

mellt which prevailed, one young T111110 W111 111‘- 1111 31101151- 5911/1005 11111)’. for the second time dul'llll:.1111311111111l’ ~1111Y 3111 11111110111118.1113. the dny, "missed the bout” andlGeorgetown_ orSturgeoll. The min- (lXfiffllletl a beautiful swan dive into lstei- is attending tile Baptist As- the brlny. Happily, olle of the es-jlsoclation at (YLBIIPY. 1

col-ts who is well versed in "nan-i _ 1 Big Leagues

tieal matters," quickly organized a‘: Baseball results:

' "life saving crew" and Mudamoi-i sells was heroically rescue‘ n-ohil tlle deep, and quickly conveyed to the departing stenmeni

. E330 I National League P NALS lNew York . . . . . . . . . . . .., 1 6 1

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surname coun-r. —Stlpl'em6, "-‘°;E"T1“.1'~ 5511159115 11111111111 Cuurt_ yesterday adjourned pntlilpa3z°sl%egé1:‘g1t1fiiu :13: 331'

=ut at-spsoial Jubilee Service, Spee- h

—NORTH BEDEGUE UNITED

tllosing Exercises ' I at St. Vincent; s ' ti: ,.-..'i ‘.1 Orphanage -—-—‘ ' 1, Closing. hell-class of pupils of 8t. ‘amounts. Orphanage took h pig; wadnyqqtylm 9.11 41111 ‘.1 . Mayor slid _Mrii Mhilier L1 110ml)!‘ Maclfliilsn were present, ‘Father Grokon tile ladiesof 8t. Elisabeth: Aid and other visitors. ~ Dsiishttul pr ,, nimqprolwntod byolilldrqn, special‘ mention of_ an ens ._oa Confederation, exceptionally“ "well read by ‘Robert ofiifntookl also a patrioticldflii "by some of the poplin. A picture of Sr St. Elilgbetli. the foundress o! the _ Orphanage presented ‘to the institution by indies of 8t. Elizabetbs Aid. The presentation-was nlade by Mrs. S. G. Peppin, a niece of Sr St. Eliza- t eth. .- Mayoiaprosentcd prizes and gave a na interesting talk to the children t spoke ili glowing terms of the work done by the Sisters and by St Eliznbeths Aid. Dr MaeMillan and Father Croken also addressed the pupils, and Dr. MaeMillan and Mayor Miller offer- ed prizes to the pupils for next years work. ' The President Mrs Jenkins read the following sketch. of the devel- opment of the institution. in October 1910 this institution was opened to fill a long felt want in the Diocese. The purchase of the property. the Morris farm of some eighty acres, had been mado possible by the generosity of the Diocesan clergy; its maintenance was depending on the charity of the people who have never failed that trust. ' The first Superior, Mother St. Elizabeth of reverend memory and her three companion Sisters oi’ Charity of Quebec, were assisted in fitting up the empty house by many good ladies. (Mrs. Dr. Jenkins and Mrs Ledwell were with her on her first visit.)

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first Vice-President, Indwell: Mrs. J. J. Hor '

is Blake; 11 our" . Friar 111111111841- wore thirteen, mQlnbprs. rile melons nativity of Qlesfl first mein- poqm, “an hers as well as of those joining own pom", l‘ " I} ' ‘ r afterwards have been one "of tiie’10§ ‘children ih-tgwlihllflt,’ strongest supports of the OIDIIBIWWhOIIi payment lags“, Tlugjflm], 11se- Oftut lnboado~ directly. so to say, but indirectly ed.) ~ ‘h? ""1"? m‘ by their co-operation in establish- inif other Aid! 111P011Bh0ut the Dioq Mount Carmel we ‘can give credit cese. lowing the good example of St. Elizabeth's in splendid service.

house was and is R. J. Ledwell. M.‘ D., whose generous devoted care

difficulties about was said by those gray robed stal- ul and financial warts ili God's service, except In Vincent's Orphanage.

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M". Dr-iprsyer to their Diving ,1 Vice-President. they‘ must have II y: Treasurer. Mini 695mg")?! ll“ my l

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Not only have they worked free.

To Rsvxlrstliar Arsansalt, of

The sister societies are foi- for originating the pl"; ‘mu-shy 'miiny children line vlonssntwnoa- tlon in country homes. The 0X-

The maintenance has flllllllylliample of hlg ‘good paymllomr;

been helped greatly by the Bread has been followed elsewhere. Those contributors who in the beginning who so kindly supplied cars for gave s loaf’ weekly and are now these trips as well asked to give 50 cents a month. times deserve thanks. Rev. Joseph Gallant was the first b98311“) enumaraga [he many “M.

as at ‘other But if we

hnnlnln; since he left the Collese nestles received by the chlillrap of

Father Polrier has devoted himself St. Vincent's Orphanage from in-

o this‘ charitable task, spendinmdlviduals and societies we would

himself constantly in doing all 1105-’ tire you, They are never in want.

ible for the spiritual welfare of

nor has crushing debt ever been he children.

The doctor of‘ the left to rest on the institution. - May God be praisedthat He has ‘lane ed in ‘the hearts of our Islan peo- as been of great assistance. pie His own love for the’ "little While many tales are told of the ones, and that (the fatherly solici- eroie struggles of the pioneerltude of our Bishop) and (the con- ays it is easy to imagine the many tinned interest of the diocesan which nothing clergy) is nli assurance of the mor- welfare of v 8t.

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Central Christian Church . 1'

suuoav EVENING

8ubject “our: coum-av AND oun nsuosna" PREACHER-REV. NEIL HERMAN, s. A. "‘ r‘

Sololstv-Miss Barbara MacNeill, Min Ethel Cuombl. . Mrs. Milton Stow: t, Mr. Ban Acorn.

YOU IARE WELCOME! COME!

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On October 6th the names of the first two orphans were inscribed on the register, two days later we find four lnore names, the number gratiually increasing llntll on Nov. 13th there were twentytwo cliil- dren ili the house-filled to capacity without any doubt.

Six months after the opening St. Elizabeth's Aid was formed, taking its name fronl the religious patron- ess of the first Superior. The members met for the first time at the home of Mrs J. J. Hornby. The following were the officers: First President, Mrs Dr. S. R. Jenkins;

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Zion Presbyterian Church

MlN|5TER—REVi M, SCOTT FULTON ORGANlST-MRS. KEITH ROGERS

10.00 A. M.--8unday School and Bible Classes.

11.00 A. M.—Mornlng Prayer and Sermon, t MORNING > ‘ Anthem-"O God to Thee We F|y." . . . . . . . . . . . .. Maundor ~ ‘ ,

Male Quintana-Selected. _ 7.00 -P. M.—Evoning Prayer and Sermon.

Anthem-Soldiers of Christ Arise . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Miller > , Mixed Quartette —"Ablds with Ms." . . . . . Torrlnpton

LOUIS D. ITHOMPSON organist and choir leader

1Ml'.1lVfil1 Hughes was :1. passeng-lfloston

~‘ .olleeof _‘ _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 610 0

a Z3 11$zéontsz1fféagadaé Qragh, led sight years ago to- er from Mono-ton last night. _ l Fitzsimmons, Boney andpevorm.

s ELASS - Expgmguggl) N. Sat 9-8l. “Y. J11 3111. 191 - _ “ier. Cummin, Smith and Hogan. l Fm T ted M. CONN...“ _._.____-—-————-,coo or. l: day, eight years ago. ‘Miss Louise 1181111111 was a has-l ‘Second same: 1 l gigs’ 81:3; ‘us-om l D_ YOUNG WOMEN DE8|R|NQ 1'0 w_ hnavenvs “at” were Sflllgel’ oil the 11120 train inst llighlljNew York . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 l5 1f lvlcoonolm my. 73401325151 enmi- July class of Nomi Adams ._ i; ~ . . m,‘ "lflnstnn 6 15 5, _______'________ Tramp}; Qcbool for Nurses, And a “yo.” "w, MCOIHerI 1M1‘. lnljcd Dlli'i'y urrlvod home last‘ Benton, Sanger and Taylor, Mc-i wsufgp-rArliXPiRlfiNGED '-< . North Adams. M118!» 919115;’ » w farewell unspoken. 111?!“ trffenljqew “"11 1111‘ 11 111113’ 111lQulllttnd. Robert, Edward and Hog; ‘man to work on farm. ADIIIY write Supt. D1'01I1l111Y-5°11°°1‘1‘t'1‘_*: it was p. perhaps, to think “ 8w w“ S‘ ;111'1- - . l York. l’. E. jfleg pupils to secure relifl n w 9H,; o; that which ‘Mr. Alex Mmmcnuld" Imslun’ is Brooklyn at Philadelphia, double,

1i. to Robert Chortle 734162561

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tion. Provides monthly allowance and privilege of six months course at Yale University $03,111“ . o; Nursing. All expenses D11 -

lheader. postponed bad

wheathelxl ‘Only games scheduled.

again visiting the island and goo to Desable for the weekend.’ '

Marjorie Saunders (three years]

I Grade I. +H i, "°’°"°'1 ' st. PauPs Church, Anglican - »

Rev- H- D- Raymmi» 11- “m” .

1 111N111" $1111" SUNDAY, JULY 3RD ' ~ t

égzrlflgiisfltellrlliéigleltlssey- tLSO-Holy Communion. v 4

lCertiiicates fol: At=telldunce:— ‘Jack Plekard ‘Robert A. McKenzie

Penmanship:- Alfredo Plckard

10.00—-8unday 81111001-

11.00 Morning Prayer and Sermon "Dominion fromfioa to Sew" This service will as marked by law-l "111111" commemorating Canada's Diamond Jubilee. His Honor the Lieutenant Governor and Offlciais oft Province Ind 131W. have ‘been invited to attend, and Officers and M61’! "P!" 1'1"

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ili parade.

>Litt1le tllarhor . . _ 0; To let o to a peaceful rest. l l -. . I _. . Internitivnnl Leanne “"1" "‘ °"""° w

mam 7.5 doltura; Jgrunjg McDon- 521111541 Ma Saul m“ l" u". I 1V1 115 11111 111111111)’ 11nd hel- sistcl, I t Grade I. LOO-Evening Prayer and 8ermon "G0d'| Treasure m ‘Sea? 7475 a,“ P Miss Hclell dlulllby, R.N., anivcmjersey C“ 1 6 1 MISS TAvLonis DEpARTMEN-ly Pound out." , '

WANTED PRoTisTkNT TEACW {ti}? LAND avg" Mcerflh‘ Wm‘ ‘The; $856215; M‘. hxaLaMgsl; Ellis and Duly, Itoupllch and, ‘Widnam Bentley n, - oooo- er for Winsloe North School, Sull- JNQ. ALFRED McDON LD. '_ ' ~ ~ Davis, l Certificates‘ of Mer .— +o . .1 plement $160 00 C L Cudmorfl. Surveyor i-iermlinvile, .P.E--I-- J"1"H°mby' Brlghmn‘ Newark ‘ 10w 1t 1- 1111111111111 13611119!’ .- ‘ 1 x “FM-u

_ . I . - v __ _ ,1 , , _ , _ , _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _ __ , wwvvv vvvgvg‘, ,¢, Yo‘- 1V7 vvv vvv-vYYYYY Secretary. = l '1445'“'3°'21' m‘ 2 17 mo Miss Nail Brow. (laughter of nolniiltlmoro . . . . . . . . . . . . .. _ 5 3' ‘E _ . » . ~ '

WANTED - SCHOOL TEACHER soaniosss ACCOMMODATED ‘§.‘.‘.‘.,.§‘Z'“.Tf. “ldlfilllilUlfiillflllfiI..§§°'%§l§§.'l.'l".y§ 11111:}.- Beard‘ h“! 4- James Hnyter . Si». James PIlBSbYtQTHH Church for greenvme school‘ ‘Suppilfmlm. ‘and mllalagl served l.“ 88 “mg , _, ‘New ‘fol-k to spend Dart of HWIIUYIPlIT-OCTIGSIGP . . . . . . . .. 4 l1 0 15' nape Lane? I REV- W. BRUCE Mum» 1151111375“- $100.00. Clifford GRTBW. un er- orotlg - 74934.2, 2i. mer with her parents here. ‘Toronto . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 7 01 1P nshi Cer iflcattzz- ,

31.6., seq-story. .7140-11$11111- , d M -— s I Hearne. Cousells. Bagby and Wil- atfillilnluoooronoltll II ORGANIST~GEORGE METHVEN ‘ ‘ r- VENS-NJRITE FOR P'HON'E 1'4." , M1‘ 1111 "1 31111111131 111111111‘! 11111 .soli, Doyle, Fisher and I-Illrgrave. * ~ -'-"'

WANTED — SECOND. GLASS BAKERS’. u it d9 itwo sons of Boston have arrived byisyroeuse . . . . . . . . . . 4 10 0 Grade I. I |° Eaymgg 210110011-61111111111111’ Qmlnshlsonolo‘! °f":§f5::5m1m:d°:3:£“°, hand. {auto from Boston sou are visltlnglgnflalo ______________ ,_ 5 g 3 DOROTHY HUTCHESON, I °1*'“°“° “MEL” CCWFEDEMT N a No. 81. SUPD Jolflll‘ m. ti; bfiard Oven company’ no“ 4 Mrs. Slflwlllrqfl father, Mr. George (Dyan; “my Mamcu%_ Prom“; (Toaohen) Mommo fl 11__3“|,_|,cg_.ug°m° Though" o" con.

can Sec . Jolinstuna v 11 Wllite at Yulk Point nndothci re- . 1 B“ ' y 734.'i-6-25-6i ~IQneen West, Toronto. Sat. ti. . Bi yce. Mangum and Pond. . federation." . 1 I l‘ —'“~_ ‘lmivesl I ‘ferlflilfigt?)sllltl)lrslweritz_ ' Solo-Hf WltbAll Your Hearts" (5111111) 1V1°"11°1"°1‘1' 1 y " L. SEED - American League - ‘ ‘l ml m

EXPERl£NOEDlf1T§iQ¢111§R WA?" You“ MANGE . p, , —- The many friends of ‘Mrs. W.C.1 , z. Rum Hood 5 "1" ° ° v ed forAE11111111111111Y 5°11°°L Sh“! g? 32:3, 1x21183131’?! $131,112,", Fiilfslllé » Turner will be glad to know that‘g:i_§°r",0rg""' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ~ 1g l: g ,1 Rum yuncher t Anthem-Jiecesslonal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. RegLmt do Kevl salary expected, Apply to The? _s_. _ 21' Emma DING GUPPUES y she arrived home Wednesday night] Han!“ . Mom 4. tMiller aMoDonald Soloist-Mrs. J. A. Lawson .