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for years the leading creators of Ladies' Roady-to-Wear Dresses and

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directed to an open letter from your Federation which appears in this is-

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A SPECIAL EASTER Dinner at een Hotel on' Easter Sunday. lease make reservations early. Ml.-'

by»Wagner's Orchestra. Solos by

iss Clara, Graham. '

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TEACHERS- Your attention is

directed to an open letter from your

Federation which appears in this is-

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DOING NICELY- The Guardian is

pleased to report that Hon. Walter M. Lea, Minister of Agriculture. is doing

_very nicely sillce his recent admittance ' to the Prince Edward Island Hospital, suffering an attack of Pncumonlal

MEETING of L. P. U. Sunday,

l March 3i at 2 p. m. Important. busi- i ness. 2021

“LIBERAL INCREASE ‘-The sign-

i board in front of the Mcbaille Service 'Station yesterday attracted unusual

nl.-ss and professional funn; used by Bell 'lelephono Co, Armour & Co., Bank of Montreal, etc. Tremendous profits. Exclusive territory. Write Adjustment Service, Dept. X-8. Mobile, Ala., U. S. A. S.W. Mar.30.

42 MILES ON i GALLON OF GAS-

Wonderful new Vapor Moisture I‘lumldif'i.~l~ and Carbon Eliminator. All autos. 1 furnished to test. Critchlow, Inventor, C-i3, Wheaton, Ill. S. W. 3-16,-Sat4l.

Situations Vacant

AMBITIOUS , INEXPEBIENCED men allowed fifty cents an hour, learning best paying trades. Engine- ering, Electricity, Garage work, Chauflerlng, Brlcklaylng, Barber- ing, Hairdressing. Literature free. Write - Dominion Government Chartered Trade Schools, 1107 Bt. Lawrence, Montreal, Que.

S. V. 1-2lswtlMar.30.

Wanted

AAW 3.33.59; 2| EXPERIENCED MAN DESIRES (11) “The Resurrection andthe Life]

_attention from passersby and there

lwas much i‘lllger-pointing in its ldirectlon. An inquisitive ilidividual ilnvestigatlng, reed: “Teachers Ex-

_pect “Liberal” Increase".

, EASTER SERVICES of'Presbyter- i ian Church as follows: Harrington nt

loting for Elders at Marshfield will takeplace at close of service. Ow-

wlll be impossible to hold Easter sel--` vlces at Mt. Stewart. Easter sen vices will be held the following sall- bath at ll a. m. Dr, M. E. Geng.-,f

pastor, _

zfos cilimcn-There will be oh

|displ:ly famous paintings “The Return |Froln Calvary." by Herbert Schmaly in the Church hall at tim Prince St. Entrance. “Three Steps to Faith in the Risen Lord," will be the morning topic. Anthems (1) “This is the Day Which the Lord hath Made” (Hall).

I ` ' l' W°|'k °“ Dairy °\' P°“m’Y F9~Ym~ by Shaclfley., Malcolm McKinnon. 1; Apply D' Guardian Om°§;, 7 solo “Easter Day" (Van de Water)

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Miscellaneous

\will be the subject of a brief ser-

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... WANTED _ Two I,-URN|s“EDilnon. Chulles Gounod, the famous

UNO- ALFRED MACDGN-‘“‘D» LAND heated rooms, suitable _for llghc ‘ French composer, set the above Hymn

N uryeyor. H°fm““V”1§»021_;;31§`é1f»1m° houselfeeplhg. Apply Box 211, clly_I for muslu 1. his daughter; it has he-

» ' . ' °052'3'37"3i~ ' comellistorl 1. Miss Clara Graham will

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SHIPPING TAGS EXPEm.no` _BOOKS WANTED BY P---JE _ sing _ this l'yl to G n d's sett g.

supplied. Guardian Job Printery. ‘ _, Anthems: (ll “What are These?"

M , collector. Old Canadian books, pic.. (S . _ , (1,) ,This is the Day"

ME ORIAM AND MOURNING l

c ds at shortbstr notice. Guard-' ian Job Printery. ___~

tures, documents; etc. Highest prices offered. Advise what you have. Fred G. Keteheson. 123 Glen- dale Avenue, Toronto, Ont.

3-9-Sat3l.pd.

“Arun Bans imma INro sam-

tkry folding mattresses, pillow ousliions. etc sanitary Feather, Mattress co. loo Queen street! Charlottetown. .P.E.I. _

Q2g»R%l;0NDENCE` CA£.DS AND

' "vel s with addre printed.

Just the thing for acknowledge- ment, intlvatlons. etc Guardian

Male Help Vllnnted

QUICKLY BECO.‘.lE EXPERT

Barber. Special rates oifered.'Wrlte today Moler Barber College, Hall- fsx. i-Sttstf. .

Female Help Wanted

l talnell ‘ (Hain: (ull Quartet "The old rug- ';ccl Cl'oss"; (IV) Miss Ciara Graham,

_.‘:olo. Students and strangers wel- come. an

EXCELLENT PRICE FOR SIL-

, VER FOX PELT-The many friends lof Mr, Robt. Stewart, Montague, P. IE, I., who has so splendidly carried out,_hls duties as inspector for the Canadian National Livestock Records for the past few years, will be glad to know that he secured the sum of

Job Primery. tr. wsnrlan A1' once-A Main. sr- $37,, for E sum ,ox pm H ,ew day,

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ply 148 Pownal St. 9093- 3-28-2!

ago. This pelt was one of Mr. Ste-

Cllllicfniignnuilgiisgiieinivllfili wsnran-A lvmo, one who Wm’S °W“ f°X¢S» °f the Same mam

de h n for

30th, Matched teams weighing up can sleep at home. Apply 19 Nortn V which he has ma _ .suc a ame to aeoo ewt. not branded. puules. River Road- 9068-3-21-31 | hlmsulf with lh tllepsst. It was e

dasirin to p chase can inspect at

magnificent specimen, very clear and

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.|l|lEHH|l5 PHISUNEH

Information Elicited

Yesterday in Legisla- ture by Dr. M-a.cMil- lan-He Resigned in Consequence.

At yesterday mornln¢’s session of

the Legislative Assembly, the rather

_interesting information was elicited from the Premier by Dr. MacMillan, that the Assistant Jailer in Queens County Jail resigned because he had . lllt one of the prisoners.

i reason/its

l The many friends of Mrs. Roderick E Mcrllnnon, Alexandra. Lot 49, will l regret to learn of her serious ill- l ness.

1 The many friends of Mrs. Fred Power, Water St. will regret to learn ,that she has been confined to her

iroom the past week with a severe cold. It is sincerely hoped that Mrs.

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Horace Ma.cEwen, As-

sisted By Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mr.'Mal-‘ c o lm , MacKinnon Are- Heard in Fine

Programme. _

Zion Church hall was filled with a

most appreciative audience last nilht to hear Mr. Horace Maellwm, talent- ed piano pupil of Prof. L. D. Thomp- son. in recital. He was assisted by two of Ohariottetownh most popular vocalists. Mrs. J. A. Lawson, soprano and Mr. Malcolm MacKinnon, with the result that those who were pre- sent heard and enjoyed many well chosen and artistically rendered numbers. The well balanced program was ui

follows:

Piano Solo-“Prelude in G Minor-"I

-Raohmaninof. I Vocal Solo-"Oil: Have 1 Been"-

Dell Acqua-Mrs. J. A. Lawson.

Piano Solo-"Romance"-Sibelius.

llfower ‘will soon be convalescent to, Vocal Solo - “Tha Armourera 1 °0“"¥’1¢*¢ Y°°°"¢\”Y md B felllm W _Song"-De Koven-Mr., Malcolm Md-_

her usual good health. »

FINED FOR FOX S TEALINC

At the court house in Summerslde

l ,cn Thursday morning two youths i

from Victoria appeared before Messrs Alexander Campbell and John Molllson, J. P's, charged with steal- ing foxes. The boys pleaded guilty to the charge and they were therefore convicted and each fined $225.00 and costs. Mr. Thane A. Campbell ap- peared for the Attomey-_General and Mr. C. D. McCallum for the accused.

Evidence was given of the general

reputation and previous good behav- iour of these boys. and Mr. McCallum requested that the court would consider ‘suspending the sentence, especially in the.case of the younger lad, who was barely over sixteen years of age.

Their Honors considered this point

but finely decided that in view of the serious nature of the offence charged the sentence of the court should be carried out. and they therefore re- fused the application to suspend same.

N0 ELECTIUN lllllll 1930

(Special to The Guardian)

'rol=tbNTo, Mar., 2s,-There. will

be no provincial elections until 1930. despite the lhslsleht statements of the Ontario Liberals and a few oth-

ers who would like 39 see Premier Ferguson retire, or go to the people.

Kinnon. - - -- Plano some-un "ro the serine'

-Grieg; (b) “Tha Butterfly"-Grieg. Vocal Bolo-"0onnals tu le Pay!"

from' "Mignon"-Thomas - Mn. J. A. Lawson.

Plano Bolo-“Llabestraum"- Liszt. Pisno` Bolo-"Valse _in ll Minor"-

Chopin.

Vocal Solo-“Up Pmm Somerset"-

Ssnderson-Mr. Malcolm McKinnon. rum sole-"second Mazurka." -

Godard.

Piano Solo-“achsrao in 3 Flat

Minor"-Chopin.

Mrs. Lawson sang. if possible, with

greater artistry than is hor WOM sh, took the dimcult eoloratura num- ber "Ott Have I Been" (Doll A5400 with the greatest also md l1'lC¢. and hmaled with greet insight the more serious number "Cohrllil 'W 1° pays?" from “Mlgnon".

Mr. MacKinnon also lah! lPl°h-

dldly. the resonance oi his fine voice Ming heard to especial advantage ih the “Armourer‘s Bohif'

Both the vocalists favored the lil-

dierlcq with well chosen encores.

, Mr. Horace _M.acEwsn. ons is i-Old.

ul new lu hh fourteenth vw. But- apart. altogether from that fact it would be quite impossible -to DNB# his were me highly. The present writer has had occasion in write of him before that, if he continued his musical studies he would go far. And last night‘s recital oonllfml him in that belief. All of his numbers were played with crlspness and clear-ness of technique-yet with that one and poise which marks the this l\'Y»\-55-, All, too, from Rs.chmsninoi!'s prelude lh ci _fvlluol-, with its susautlm °f *h° military glories of old Ruula to th! splendid scheme of Chopin were ah* en the interpretation which one felt, rightly portrayed the intention of the composer. »

This listener enjoyed the two Cho- in numbers best. l'l°\‘hlP!- Firm'

entral flualfdian S '|' A A U will llllfssfll _gt_

EASTER WINDUW

McKinnon Drug Co.

Has Usual Artistic Window Display.

The many store windows through-

out the city are eliciting much fav- ourable oomment these days. This is llastartide and the many window decorators ' are vleing with one

mother in dressing up for Easter.

One of the outstanding Easter

window dscorations is that of the MacKinnon Drug Company. Year af- ter year this well known firm has showed taste and skill in window dressing, but this season the effort is even better. V

The window, which is attracting

more than ordinary attention from plssers-by. is done in the purple and white color scheme for background and hangings. In the centre, dainty and tastefully decorated appears a large Easter egg behind which s. huge heart with gold letters "Easter Greet- ings" mounted by miniature chicks sets oft the egg at the base most beautifully. On the right side of the window a little tot driving several fluffy brown chicks may be seen while to the left a white bunny rab- bit is leon doing the same work. _ ' In order to get the right lighting a' shaded blue light is focused down- ' ward and this blended with the other lights in the window gives the deslr-_ ed effect. , '

The _interior of the store is also

splendidly arranged showing s splen- did line of Easter novelties and up- to-date chocolates.

Rare Treat

By Talented

Artist At “Y”

At the Y. M. C. A. last evening Mrs.

Elsie Mchuhan on her first visit to Charlottetown. gave a program of readings. impersonations and char- acter sketches that completely capti- vated her audience. '

Mrs. McLul-lan was ably assisted in

her program by Prof. W. E. and Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Fletcher sang two beautiful solos, which. were well re- ceivegl.

The opening number was, "How

_The Larne Stakes Were Lost," at dra- matic description of a horse race which a boyish jockey sacrifices to save the life of a child.

"Village Characters" portraying real

village gossip, was a scream and kept thou |.tt.ending‘in hearty laugh- ter. _

Services “Bpell of tl-le Yukon", and "Jim and John" brought the `first group to an end.

Mrs. W. E. Fletcher sang in her

own charming manner, “ln a Little Old Garden," accompanied by Prof. Fletcher.

A Playlet "The Slave With Two races" by Davies a ifory of two girls seeking life, opened the second part. Elsie McLuhan was seen at her best

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Slmdly Morning 11.00 A. M.-Sermon-I-The Minister.

Evening-7.00 P. M.-Sermon-The lvljnlster.

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EASTER SERVICES

10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting. .,, 11.00 A. M.-Preacher:-Rev. Hammond Johnson. . _ .

Subject-"An Easter Message" ` '

Anthem:-"Christ, Cur l’:1f'»<:over” . . . . .. . . . . . _ , , Nevin Anthem :-“The Lord is Risen" . . . . .. . . . . . . . . Sullivan

Sacrament oi' The Lord’s Supper.

2.30 P. M.-Sabbath School and Bible Ciassgg,

'L00 P. M.-Preacher:-Rev. Dr. Ramsay.

Subject:-“The Eternal Hope"

- Anthem:-“Christ Being Raised from the Dead"

Rogers

(Soloists: T. W. Bentley and P. W. Small)

Male Chorus-“At The Sepulchre" . . . . . . . . . . . ... Nevin

(G. E. Ritchie, A. R. Gillis and Harmony Choir.)

Anthem!-“We Praise Thee, 0 God” . _ , . (l)udl¢y Buck)

(Soloist: G. E. Ritchie and J. P. Hooper) #Evening Service Broadcast by C. F. C. Y.

‘ Junior Congregation Meats as usual. ' o+0Q-6-0400040-oo¢+Q-0-00000 ooe¢eoeo0eeooQ¢+o+4§-0-0-O-OO-0-04

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MINISTER-REV. SCOTT FULTON, M. A. B. D.

Organlst and Choir Master-Mr. LOUIS D. THOMPSON .

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0r¢an Postluda--"A Song

‘Organ Solo-“The Swan"

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' Students and Strangers Welcome.

11.00 A. M.-“Three Steps to Faith in the Bllon IAI\‘d."i

SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC ` '

Organ Prelude-“Resurrection Mom" .. Johnston Anthem-“This is the Day Which the Lord Hath Made"

l The Choir

Organ Solo-"I’a_~ltorale in E" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Anthem-“The Resurrection fend the Life" . . . . Shlwklly! Mr. Harry Craswell, Miss Flora Campbelland Choir. - at Bass Solo--“Easter Day" . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Van do Water

Mr. Malcolm McKinnon

of JD!" . . . . . . . . . ... Stebbins

2.30 P. M.-Sabbath School and Bible Cllllil.

_ ' EVENING

7.00 P. M.-'-“A Green Hill Far Away." Organ-Intcnnezzo in D Flat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I-Iolilnl

' Anthem-“What Ara Till-se" . . . . . . ... Stainer'

-- Miss Margaret Ross :md Choir

Quartet-“Tha Old Rugged Cross"

Zion Male Quartet

Anthem-"This ls the nay which the Lord Hath Meer'

Hail _

` The Choir

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Soprano Solo-“There ls a Gren Hill" . . . . . . . . . . Golmod

Miss Clara Graham

Organ Postlude-“Fanfare From William Tell". . Rossini

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Huw Baptist Church ,“"‘*";,__

Minister (supplylngl Rev. A. J. Villoem - Organist-Miss Roberta Spencer, F. T. li, ._ H

Easter lessons in all classes.

Anthem-"U Tc 'limi Love Duct-"Love Divine"

Contralio Solo-“'l`he Lord

Mus Barbara l»1.1uN<-lll arlsmr. B.. i

Aflilress-'The Old, ()|d Story." ~

Mrs. ll. .l. \‘1.\'caN‘r »

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Anthem-“Christ Our Passover is Saerlflced for UI” __

Sermon-"The Inspired Parable of the Resurreetlmi' 7

REV. A. J. vll‘iCEN'I.' -

Anthem-"The Resurrection" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shelley _ ,_

SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 P. M.

The School is growing fast. There will be lniereatln(

EVENING \VORSlIII’ 7 (YCLOCK

the Lord". . Coleridge-Taylor

Stains!

D. Quigley

is Risen". Sullivan

Y Y T0 LET-FLAT OVER THE BAYER, _ _ . .

Wt Stmnlf- °°"‘P€i““'° bidding M' lh the fall of this yen-_ ° an lu this pcm. Au allegory of Life. Mr.. n. s. lmulemu.

ron shut-1 ' niznnal. I-Unrosr, , horse six yeal old. Apply T. Lamp-

hier. Pleasant Grove. Botti-3-28-el.

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Far f

Studio. Apply Mrs. J. A. S. Bayer-

2010-3-29-tf.

Strayed

STRAYED-MARCH 26, BROWN

Stewart has for several years now

ibcen quietly improving and enlargi- l ing his rancll, and today is in a po- lsltion where he can take a great 'pride in the quality of the animals

.anon sau. AT Aonlcurxrunal. and White ,mme d°g_ ,,nswe,,,,§l he possesses. __

_Hall, five choice horses, includin". nice matched team. 9092-3-28-21

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the`name of Ted. Phone or write Everett Wedlock, Hunter River.

9095 -3-28-2l

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\ fl' Lllllment for the Flu.

lol. sAl.a-Pvnannan siiorvr- ' U" -"'"" '

horn bull 9 months old. Colin_ Articles For Sale - DEATHS

Hi ins Oyster Bed Bridge.

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IOR SALE-BABY’S CARRIAGE

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A 1 G di of" _ 20n9_3-29_3i CAIVIPBELI.-At Kéllys Cl‘033, Wed-

OLD PAPERS FOR SM-E-5 CENTS ;;__- _ hesdey, Merch 27. 1929, Hugh camp- ” b““‘”°' Appl’ °““§‘§§5,f‘§_,,_“ ron ssta-rlsnmo non, News hell. Funeral from his late resluehee

lo sans,-/l Qusnrlry or

:ll x 7. Leslie Campbell. Cape

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iat zoo Friday. March 29 tu Kelly.-.

Although the premier has at all

limes refrained from making a state- ment about an election, he has thrown out many hints that he neither contemplates an election nor retirement for some time. His pro- posals to change the educational system make this clear.

It also pointed out that the gov-

ernment has had but three sessions in two and ls. half years, and ls en- titled to a fourth session. Nothing has arisen to cause discontent, and lt is not likely that the people would care to bear the expenses of an un- necessary election

Traverse. 9081-3-28-8i. ,, -

Cm” cem'my` -_ 1:61. neither fumishod »1»l»th°\»°

uiarly, oi oltrse. the 8¢h01'l° (IN » despite its name was a.rtistdcolly'°°“‘ sidered tha most imP°fi'l1\¢ PW” ’°“ mg programme). The other num- bers Mr. Maclwen seemed to play ih n. somewhat introspective manner- us himself, as it were, uncvnlcioul of the presence of his audience. But in this number he settled down fl) interpret to his hearers, and the-eb fect was really splendid. -

In closing one must congratulate thu ullehles youna mm-led °l»° his teacher. Prof. Thompson-on the very fins work that he is dolnl. Mr. Msczweh favored the |ludl°11¢° ith many well chosen eneorel, and

ugoico hay on premises of R. H. ‘_“‘_‘*+._.

Uouuon. Apply DI'/ld Pavel# “"9 s‘“““‘ “"‘”'“"U" Ax' oonawrr-at vleturla c1~oss,xlhgs “°°**"*‘*‘*‘*” ¢¢°°ml>\h\'°°\1'~° 1°' “W '°°*”‘“' um' muh 9055.3.” L lumstcr rug practically new. Apply _ _ mm D h ,_ _ C The Hbmumm 3.5, Q;-mg Plone

'Ol BALI-PURE BRED

aey bull eleven months old. Grand- lon of Oanada‘s most outstanding Guernsey Sire. Harold Laird, Kel- vin. _ . 9080-3-28-2l.

I-`0R SALE - FAIBBANKS SCALES

3 ton rapaoity. Good as new. Mrs H. A. McDonald, Orwell Cove, P. E. I.

0083-3-28-21.

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I? sam-'ninna runs nal-:n \ orkshirs Bows, bred. Also yoims

loan mm imported rows. H. Bal- dalltlil, North Wiltshire.

2001-3-ze -ut.

FOI? SALE-LAIGI BIN. COUNT-

Grs, shclvlnl. 0150. Suitable for F0' cery or other busineu. Apply ib2 Euston St. Phone 077.

‘ 0094-8-28p3l

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_ POI IAII-WIIITI ANGORA RAB-

’ blts..§:re bred White Anaofa with

,very e wool at 1 very fair price.

BAKIRS' OVKNS - WHITE FOI l uatlloglle: time ptyillofifs ll' flellred,

some used ovens on hand. Hubbard Oven Company. 1100 Queen West.

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to Unlo Road cemetery. .

--In Memoriam

In loving memory of (Dorothy

Pansy), beloved wife of Everett Nicholson. Borden. who fell asleep In Jesus on March Nth, im.

The golden lates were opened A gentle voice said come

With fapwelis left unspoken she oalillly entered home. ‘

inserted by ber Father and Moths and Slater lla:

THE HEN OR

THE EGG? ‘

There is no doubt that the

assortment of

EASTER EGGS

AND .

NOVELTIES

which we are (Bullying this season is easily tint of the*

many lines wa have oval handles.

' Now. is' the ` Time

To Make Selections

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Mrs. Fletcher in singing “The Great

Red Dawn Is Shining" was able to

give her lovely voice a real chance, and the hearty applause showed that it was indeed appreciated.

"The Ship of Faith," anegro imper-

sonatlon very cleverly presented, com- prised the second part of the prog- ram.

Part three opened with a. one act

play “The Florist Shop” by Haw- bridge, which was enacted with great skill. Hero the artistic ability of Mrs. Mchuhan was brought out in a wonderful way. Her impersonations of five people in this play renects great cpdit upon this young lady. .“'I'he Bath Hour," a piece put on especially for the boys, was one of the bl( hits of the evening, which described the garden variety of a small boy getting an unappreclated tubbing.

A vary appealing little sketch of

two ordinary men bound by a sublime friendship such as Emerson has said that ovary man spends his life in saarohilii for. (H9904 the audience. 'I110 piece was entitled “l"rlendahlp," and wal plaood by M11. Mchuhafl among bu “Ur|\s." It wu enacted with rare sincerity, sympathy and

human appeal u did every number Hat ability to ohohll not only he voisa andmaimar witheaoh char- ter, but to a slan- _aat .demon- etnus. not bv har plank and

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Anthem-“As it ltvlthn to

especially at evening servire.

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Solos-Miss Clara (irnhnm, Mr. V. L. DIHKWQU.

You are welvolilo nt all services. Please come ¢arfy.'

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St. Paul’s Anglican Church

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servlets 11.00 A. lu. and 1.30 P. ln.

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Holy Communion ' `OIIertory Anthem-“Why

' EAS'I`EI'!. DAY

11.00 A. M.-Morning I’r:\y<'r and lloly (.‘ommun‘on. SPLLIAI. l:.A\l|‘R. DIUSIC

8.00 A. M.-lloly Consmuninn. .

Offcriory Anthem-"Very Early In th;-_ l\lomlug"

This Servlet- will be Broadcast.

3.00 l'.M.-Sunday School. Lister Service in the Chun

1.00 P. M.-Evening Prayer and Sermon. followed I

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REV. ll. D. RAI'l\l0l\'D--Rector. -

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of Easier beef this ear it is beyond

We have been in the lead for a

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Our choice carcasses comprises a

heifer fedby that grand old feeder Jos. Mchsod of Mermaid. weighing 1350 lbs. this. is'lhe best finished cereus in the city Also lvbsbv beef

Friday to the public. I 'rnoluss lvln Phone 334 1:l5`ii|

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