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CHURCH SERVICES-The Pres- byterian Church in Canada. Sunday. July 31st. There will be services in Granville at 11 a.m., Clifton at 2.30 p.m., Long River at 7.30 p.m.

Pictou, July 19-27 was a splendid success. Upwards of forty Sunday School pupils and older people were in attendance daily.

The following programme was car- ried out for eight days:

Bible study. v

1150-1035 Missions of our Church and Missionary Problems.

10.40-11.25 S. School andYoung

9-935

2.00-8.00 Recreation.

6.00 Supper.

7.00-4.40 Open air great questions. 8.00 Public Addresses by prom- inent speakers in one of the town churches. v The school was under the direc-

ists here on Monday.

itng friends here.

l-lopedale.

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Perkins, and son of Norton, N. B., were motor-

Miss Mattie and Mr. Louis Ham- mond of Raymond, N- 11.. are vl‘s-. At present, they are the guests of their uncle. Mr. Nelson Carew and Mrs. Csrew.

Rev. David Coburn, M. _A., B. D., Peoples Work-

Pastor. Services forJuly 31st: 11.30-12.15 Address on Christian Mr.‘ and Mrs. Geo. H. McMillan. North Granville ll a. m-; Rose Service/ ' IMarion and Hank McMillan. and Valley 3 p. m.; Bradslbnne 1 p. in. 1.00 Dinner. Mrs. Geo. D,_MscLe0d. motored to

‘Tyne Valley on Saturday where

. they spent talks oni lis

the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest El-

the

Mr. Clyde Stedman, Sackvlllb, is s ending a holiday here visiting

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' CHURCH NEWS — Rev. A. E.

~|WAN1 1° ' lief Association of Canada, will Qppgg 50M: fllJeak at the following services on ‘at’ Sunday, July 31st: Margate Unit-

fA. C. Banyard will preach at Bon- shaw at 11 a. ln.; Tryon 7.30 p.m.; Subject “The Exodus of the Soul". A hearty welcome to all.

HARTNEY - There will be ser- vice next Sunday in Hartney Hall at 7 p. ln. Subject; Theology and Nature; Sunday School at 6 p.m.

Kochaly, Secretary American Re-

ed Church 11 a. m.; St. Stephens‘ Churcll, Burlington, 2.30 p. nl.; St. Marks Church, Kenaillgton, 7 pm.

INDUCTION SERVICE. -- Tile induction of Rev. A. D. McDonald, B- A.. into the United Church charge 0f Souris, is to take place at Bay Fortune Church, July 29th., 11 a, m. Rev. J. M. McLeod, M, A.. St. Peter's to preside and induct. Other members of Presbytery will attend. '~

29th morning only and Eedeque in afternoon, July 30th in Summer- side Red Cross office, O'Leary Aug- ust 1st,, Bloomfield August 2nd, morning only, alid Alberton in ut- terlloon, Tigush August 3rd and 4th, Tyne Valley August 6th., morn. ing only._ Ollly cases referred by doctors will be examined by the specialist. 7.152

AT cAVENolsl-l-Amons the visitors enjoying the sea-bathing and balmy breezes at Cavendish Capes for the post ten days are Miss Blanche MacDougall, Somer- ville, Mass; Miss Julia Graham. Charlottetown; Miss Margaret Co- burn; Mrs. Louis MacKay and Mrs Jack MacLeod and little daughter Mary, Bradaibane. ,The above young ladies have enjoyed the many attractions of this wonderful spot that they are already plan- ning to revisit their cottagenext year.

assisted

In the work of the School he was l2 Rev. E. F‘. Harrison, Rev. D. O. Mc sy, Rev. H. W. Alien, Rev. E. H. Murdock, Rev. 1-l. W. Griffeths, Rev. F. G. McIntosh, Mrs. L. A. Moore, Mrs. L. L. Young, Mrs. H. W. Allen, Miss Jean McGregor, I-‘tev. Robert Johnston, Rev. R. H. Stavert Rev. Frank Baird, Rev. T. L. Coyle and Rev. C. B. Cundit.

At the large gathering on Sunday, celebrating the preaching of the first sermon in Pictou Co., by Rev. James McGregor, D. D., 23rd, 1786. Rev. W. M. Thomson. Rev. D. M. Lamont and Rev. Errislie were also‘ present.

The teaching of the_ iorenoon classes was splendidly done by Rev. and Mrs. L. 1... Young. Rev. D. O. McKay, Mrs. L. A. Moore and Mrs. (Rev) H. W. Allen.

The open air talks and evening addresses given by Rev. Johnston, Rev. F‘. Baird, Rev. L. L. Coyle, Rev. R. H. Stavert, Rev. W. W. Allen. Rev. E. H. Murdoch, Rev. F. G. McIntosh, Rev. W. M. Grifieths

Boston, Mas-ea,

-_.-._-

Mr. and Mrs-

on July Sunday, visiting friends. '

W.

Mass, _ l-Iopedaie and Springton.

Robert

Dngwell are

with friends in Anualldale- acting Tele-

was among the delegates returning on Friday evening from the Nation- ale Division. Sons of TemDBPil-"ce. which met in Halifax last week.

Miss Helen Rodgerson, B. A., who isspending a three week's holiday at her llomfl in Cbariotteflown, visited friends here the latter part of the week.

Bod McDonald, Southpori were motorists here on

Miss Marion McDonald, R. N" and Mir. Neil McDonald. Boston. Mass., have arrived by motor oh n v'sit ti; their father, Mr. D. M- McDonaid. ‘Hopedale. Their cous- in, Miss Sarah Ciow, Somerville. is also visiting friends in

Mrs. Dingweli and Miss Dorothy spending n holiday Miss

that we shall fill eil telephone orders to the letter. Your wiehee con- . cernlnp grade. prlee and, prompt delivery

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HUNTEii-‘l RIVER cmcul-T

Services Sunday, July 31: Nortil River 11.00 a. m., Hampshire 3.00 Rev.vR- W. Ross will be the preacher at the three services of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the

ill. dithe Sacrament service.

ellilig (Pleas!

from

at the home of Mr. and Mrs; wold Graham. Cambridge,

t no e was united ili marriage to Wiliiu

WEDDING BELLS -—A vet‘? pretty double wedding took place Os- on Thursday evening, July 21. 19:57, when their daughter, Alice Emma,

were of a high order.

A Summer School of a similar nature will he held in Zion Church Hall August 8-15. Rev. W. M. Kannawin, D. D., Mrs. Edith Sin- c1air.Miss L. Winchester and a number of our local clergyman will be present to conduct the various classes and give the evening ad-

m dresses. All Presbyterians old as

Gladys MoKenna is phone Operator during Mrs. Ding- wells absence. ,

Mr. and Mrs.‘ RTi. Campbell and children, Charlottetown, were vis- itors here on Monday. -

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sl-zviaurlrrll ANNIVERSARY

strive to please. W. D. GILLIS l CO.

be our law. We

COAL PHONE 170

' 1927 OUR

David Hicken of Oak Valley, ill- so Mabel Lois Kerwin, -:lauglltel' of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kerwin of Cambridge, P.E.l. was united in marriage to Harold Graham, of Sonierville, Muss, formerly of Mur- ray Harbor North, P.E.I. The brides were botll dressed alike ill white crepe de cliene with bridal veils caught up with orange bios- solns. The Wedding March was played by Mrs. Sidney Irving. The! brides were given away by their respective fathers. The ceremony

former announcement.) R. H. Bnx- ter, minister. '

SOCIAL. — A most successful Ice-cream sochl took place Tuesday night in the Glen Valley School-house. under the Auspices of the Women's insti- tute, in aid of the school. There was a. large attendance, and qualit- ities of excellent ice cream and cake were served. The sociabil- ity nnd friendship of the Glen Val-

le '

y people are unsprpassed' was performed by the Rev.‘ D. V. CHABMED Wu." "ls vlsn-__ O‘Mearn, pastor of the Murray Among the visitors to the City this Hall)" "m" m"! Pete" Rim"! week is ML View‘. Mathewson’ congregation. The brides gift to Toronto, representing there the W. the grooms y" ‘I weddmg "h"? u. Thornhill 00., of Montreal. This M“. Glaham” B1" l" "i" is Mr. Mathewsons first visit to themms a ,C“"‘°" Bmoch “ml M"- mand and needless to say he 1s Hickeiis n pearl necklace. The more than charmed with its beauty, “est” press!" which ‘mmbelwd °"‘ and its invigorating cnmaw ms er a hundred were the immediate

lSUCCESSFU L

born in Charlottetown but left herehmd groom.“ respscmely" mm" fifty years “so for Toronto when helarldes NIIIEVG just colne home from has built up a lucrative business as ma“ f fdtgrdHMfmm Wm” ma“ a hardware merchant. He has never W351“; Bghgwtgrmtfn 14%;’; i232‘ o‘; l rev“ ted h“ native any’ but his 5°“ their departure. Mr. and Mrs. (ll-a-

] Suvlive bridlfule

.Station proceetiln tile afternoon.

well as young should plan to attend as many services of this Summer School as possible.

Send in all‘ names to A. A. Mc- Donald, 96 Upper Hiilsboro Street, Charlottetown. -A to

all.

IPERSONALS

Misses Eileen and Emma Mclll- nis, accompanied by Miss McMahon left Moncton Monday on- a two week's holiday trip to visit’ friends in Charlottetown.

Mr.

miMissfl Rluth lVllacKay, Brookline, . , . 59 ‘ ‘ C “whet ML George Mathewson was relatives and fliellds of the blideifivnss Betzllle€azaflslltejwe

hearty welcome

Johll A» MacDonald, Land yol, dierinanvilie, lcsme city yesterday froin Elliott Iottetown. g to his home ill

ll, MBIDBGIIQ; Winnipeg, null Mr, Earl MacKlly passed through tile city Wednesday morning on ,returll to Malpeque, after a pleas ant trip through the eastern part .01? the province.

ists here on Tuesday,

where Mr. spending a holiday.

Gertie town; G. Elmer Dunning, lottetown, the Misses

L.

Rev. A. N. Gillls, Mrs. G’iils and children, Truro, N. S., and Miss J. McNutt, Malpeque, were niotcr- returning from Charlottetown to Malpeque. and Mrs. Gillie are

Other visitors here recently in- clude Messrs. J. E. McCleave, Hal- ifax; T. W. L. Prowse, Charlotte-

Char-

, Katherine

MQKQQQIQ‘ clygown; Ruby MCDmflihe lonely occupant of the house, . gal, Ch‘town: Mrs. Dan McDonald, ffllllld U199 811198 North Wiltsbire; Messrs. Sterling lhoush a detective was called in tto McLean and Harold Easter, Char- no solution to the luystery was

/

“Mystery” House V " _' ‘SGCPBIJ ‘

(By British United Preee) LONDON, July 28.—What is the

London, barred and shuttered. its garden a riot of weeds, the fruit

ches of the trees‘! '

lil it fear of invasion, of revolu- tion, that makes its owner keep it barricaded like some mediaeval

swer the question, and he makes no confidences.

tree-Shaded thoroughfare of old- world houses standing iu their own gardens. Once it was very fa- shionable.‘ 1t is still neat and trim discreetly curtuined, "comfortably oil." But towards tlle top of the gradient tile eye is suddenly ar- rested by the sight of a decaying. dilapidated, forlorn one-man fort- ress, a House of Barricades.

it la n. fouretorey dwelling oi brick, and llluat have a dozell or more rooms. The tall windows oul the first floor are shuttered. while; the lower windows are masked by heavy shutters, protected by iroll spikes. l

A seven-foot barrier of corrugat- ed iron, with rusty. jagged teeth] along the top, forllls _all outari bresstwork. Above it l‘llll three, strands of heavy-gauge barbed] wire, increased to eight strands at} one corner.

in this rampart is a small, stout woodeli wicket, covered with tiie same iron armour, alld this is se- cured with s strong padlock on n stout hasp. To the left of the} door is a small liole for letters.

Where tlle rust has eateli into the fence one can see a riot of en- Clltliltel"! liiglitsllatie—a weed , whose name surely entitles it v.0» pride of place ill the tale of n, house of mystery!

Above all hang tiie branches of sycamore trees, with coils of barb- ed wire on the ground to trap the trespasser who storms outer "dc- fences".

Allcielit corrugated iron flanks the garden. Even it one gained ac- cess to this wilderness the frollt dour still would be out of reach. for a lieavy iroii gate bars the way to tile blistersd and weutlierstailr‘ ed door, above whose dilapidatedl finger-plate appears to be n. tiny peep-liole.

Tlle lalie at the bunk ends abrupt- ly at the double doors set ill the, lift. garden wilil of the house. Tile wall bristles with brokell glass. Beyond is ll. very large garden. u riot of weeds, with here and there} ll stack of firewood. According to‘ tile neighbours tiie garden is liev-

Camberwell-grove is 'a‘ secluilerh.

or Psomlisls

,.'.;.,

No More-

sin

with them.

tllen-ltothrowewaythoeee

niore refined. -

castle‘! No one but himself can an- He lu-ges this because their

ent ways are making the Englisngirl type" this own

nowIflnd Lt}:

become artificial like the Ge girls. They put» the paint of _ face and not on the canvas. Where are the roses and the milk?

they gone? No, they are und

but they will go becellsp the .

I'll-B 1221' the it‘ because they have

plexions will spoil.

“I don't know why the done it. It might be might be much freedom.

, . -“Once in New York I paint ~ American beauty. She smokes f , _' i cigarettes a day in my studio. I aayi - to her, ‘In another ten years y ‘ [will be sorry.’ 1 say, ‘The cigsret

does not go with you.’ And

those words to London's

Oh, it makes me pity them." Excitedly fl lessor Philipp

edifrom his chair. D1804!!! hi! Ill!“

on his knee, and said: "To here the skirt is not n

When he was calmer he wanted girls to go back to the dresses and

ways of 1890. i

lpairs were executed to the back

of the house. -

the only sound that has ever from it has been that of a played by a master's hand.

PERSONALS‘

their son, Alvin, arrived last

accompanied by ' Mr.

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The double gates, painted bluc. eliuw no sign oi’ keyhole, or fast-l cllillg outside, and the woodwork at the bottom is rotten.

Early one morning last autumn

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First of all equip your barn

that he says if spared. both his father and mother will come here next year Mr. J. L. Smith George E. and Irene. leave morning on return Mass.

to

Use Fly-Tox

Enjoy Realist! Sleep

"Kill the mosquitoes. Fly-Tex bed ,rooms before retiring. Enjoy repose 49.00 free from the buss and sting of mos- teel Track ltlqultoes. Insist on fly-‘Inx Ior killing !al1 household insects. Fly-Tex is the

certainly

. and children this Somervllie.

m so delighted with ms sojourn here liam intend returning shortly to

Somerville, Mass. where Mr. (ll-ll liam has a good position. The pl-e sents were numerous and pructi cal, also quite u. few of the two couples. After a ver their way to their respective llolli es with the feeling that o. pleasant evclling lillil been spelit.

Hotel: K. M. Hopgood, Summer

envelopes with cash showing the popularity

dainty supper the people wellded

VBPY

ORIENT HOTEL-Followiing is a list of recent guests at Orient

Mrs. Charles Patterson, Charlotte- town snd her sister, Mrs. William. Boyle, Bonshaw, left yesterday by the S. S. Hochelaga on a motor triP to visit the latter’s daughter, Mrs. D. J. Morrison at The Manse, Boul- ardarie, C. B. They expect to be ab- . selit about a week.

Mr. and Mrs. George Connors, from Melrosc, arrived on the Is-l land to visit friends and relations‘ in Graham's Road, Union Road. Kcnsington, Summcrside, and St. Eleanors. Their many friends are - glad to see tliem back on the is-