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entertain ZION senior MEM

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, The guests were received by Madonna! vancouverwiiepeh Char-Iohaseva. were satartalned Rev. W. Harold Brown, Mrs. larmedsuneverydlltialsleldih atsataniayatternoonteabythe BrovrnandMiasFraneeeGrteve.olhsndwortthstpeatlyras-

eluded everyone. - Plnio by Is. Ilallett

Memorial Organ Dedicated At The Kirk Of St. James

ineioaeeueeorueceoon useoltheorderio

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bute to the men and women or paring the revision.

their lives in the srviee at their; organist and dsoir director

untry." : WA: the choir walked in silent procession the miniler. the Rev. T.lLB. ' read the sentenc- es. Thus ctansnenced the uni

The choir rendered the ohorsle. "Now Thank We All Our God"

gm :1 ,g';h;.9",'::,, 23;; COMING EVENTS

Creation" (Haydn). Mlle Mac-

lmis. tailoring he elering. Pl! s Msatatioa on -"Grkn- ond” (Archer)..

'I1ie.ser-snon. on "Earth echoes the glories d Beavers praise." dealt with the inaaortaaoe oi inu-

'h.&lnpralseihrotQtheages.

Al the evening service lit

at pilalic Kirk ssaubled inr dsdicallonolanoreauwhbchwiil hmmdulymwmhltnv;

N Psalms, "The live majestic Hall- elujaiis." The choi r sang

Glory or God em! in grateiul tri- one or time charged with pre- ..,,n,”.. W” Rawwy mm

i4leciions Included "Prelude on

this conueaatioa who ihmujsout After the asoreaaive dedicst- dd .. . the years have served and sacri- ion the ooruegatlon sang a hymn 3 medu" ullmwgi raced res-artist's &I1I'i:e.lIId:: atom: :o gyOl.1;u?- ' honoured rnunory or se w gen. p y . n

in the armed forces laid dmvn; uscxmie. Mus. Bae.. F.M.C.M. n,f,I”o,"n':",:';'; '51';;":d”m”s':f N h-

Iude. ”Rondeau" (Purcell).

ardsy'a Guardian.

Dance Pennington School.

Your Investment

:Por,ttoIIoi 0

Today's changing conditions in security snarkets emphasise the isnpnrtanoe of a constant review oi investment holdings. A wise investor has to consider many factors. monetary and liscal policies. business oonditiohs. appraisal of future trends. ill of which inilneaioe a port- I'olio'a salety at pf ', ', income and - oMsortunity for capital appreciation. Now'is a very good time to re-appraise your holdings. For advice In this

, 3...”... '-permit niatur we invite you to Em.”-,;,d eursnltns.TheIadIitiesoIeurResearuh i 190, y and Statistical Departments are at your

signal. -sum:

ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION LIMITED

til. Whales: Calgary libaassa Vans-en Vtst-is ”" JIIOOOQOIVI Shift NII.

Reserve October sou: tor Tra- eadie Hot (molten supper.

Regular Dance lonshaw Inn. Tuedsy night. Burns Orchestra.

Rummage sale: 111. Hall Mon- thy. Oct I! at 1.8).

Hope River Bauer and Chick- ui swoer October so and list.

RU: Tea. Biiuo, Dance. at. James Church Georgetown Wednesda October Ini.

Crapaud District Lodges will visit Derry Lodges Monday Oc- tober 21.

Barn Dance Thursday night. Raymond DoucetAa'a, oyster Bed Ridge.

Buying chickens every Tuesday

er'a yard. Amos P. Gallant. south Rustico.

Buying live (owl and chickens Tuesday and Wednesday I until 12. R. L. Diokieson Ltd. New Giaussv .

Buyiru live fowl and chicken. Tuesday. NUI Wednesday as advertised. R.L. Dickldson. New Glasgow.

H.allowc'en social. Ian Dun- nings Oct. 3 Urueeoay) poo- sored by Fireside Group. Ad- mission Ii cents. Parcel Post sale.

Rural social eveniu. Heather- dIe.l0et. I1. Oirsary lchoot.

weighing and paying at the iarm-.

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5 I if it

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eke-puddeat. Rea Mac-Vlcsr,. Ilasaaiedssetolhooksonned Creseloruseistascbooillbv rary.'l'heyv:eresooeptedhythe

s1o.uo-county Construction ' lihrerln. Mn. Charles lucKen- oo.. . . " T:"'”"" L” nu sou Cross Council hopes :m,',.,.;gg..,..,,. inrnake.IuniorRedCrosaday . HotelCoLtd aaaaaualevmlathekhool In-lliss Lena McLura . H": R. a liurse. A 6 Delhi: . L. use-Lead. 31-W? Rolsner, Mrs

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FEE? E .1 ' Egg” E

rls Mrs. Jack Kennedy. Thom- Mlchael. H. E. Moore.

. . . . 8l.(ll eac: D. J. MICLEM.

Kinnon. MIL Dilllld Roll. Mlle Mrs. Margaret Mccoubrey. Mrs.

L. R. Latina. K. P. Handregan. Lsngili, Weymouth st. Grocery.

. C. Mrs. K. MacRae. Mrs. It How-

5. MacNelll. Mrs. W. E. war- an, Mr. A. D. Menu n. 1.;

ICE. lbs. Louise Carruthers. aeph Shaina. Mrs. Edison Watts.

Mrs. J. A. Bentley. Mrs. C. H. Mrs. Stan Maclnnis.

' Edward St- 82.oo-Mrs. William Munroe 811!) each: Mrs. Earl Stew-

art. Mrs. Nonnsn MacPherson.

Mrs. A. B. Bagnall.

.50c: Mrs. Milton. Galbraith.

Mrs. Alden Ellis. 321!)-Mrs. E. Melllck

Clnaberlaad St.

81.00 each: Mrs. Allison Auld.

L. B. Smith. Mr. Carr. Mrs. in

Brown. Mrs. Weir.

IE :5. 2E E?

a . .50c each: Mrs. J. H. How- att. Mrs. Walter MacQuarrie. Miss Jennie Turner.

Iechiord st. & lheehiord Bq. 82.00 each: Raymond Large. Ralph Stewart. Mrs. Gavin Harding. Norman MacLeod, Florence Macbeod. Mrs. R. F. Norman.

d8l.w each: Mrs. DorothyJGol-

e. liliamGordon.Mrs. .D. ., .553.

Walker. Mrs. William Brehaut, .23; M”. A wnum-. Mrs. William Johnson. Mrs. "9. M", L. 1-y smmh Mny ' Mullally. Mrs. Reynoldsf Mrs. - Charles Walker.

nag .35. I311 . '- lehdhddaaanuktiaths HI ml urn . ilh.-':;tn'I.J".el'.d' nsusrelhyiaslaatsrled --v----u-c--u-2-..e-...':.r':-.:'.':.."-.:::.-..r lbtsahsse. he-sssountccaauaes ""'i””'I"'l'I4'I".' use-ouaauaa-us i""""".”""""" a.”y..”Mh..... "irishbad washers. M ...'f."'.'...'7'.:...".i3"'.1'.':..”'. 8lO.I--W.LJtlih ” -.5”.-E, aueetlnaaairecledcreuhir mm mm r...-.-:,.....-"'-:...::-..m each. C I. ham.”-:m”'D.'” : . Iarbas-sMaeDonald.this1I.Anne

m M" M” lkltslila Walsh cua'Calder.' Mrs. 11'. L. "smith. i ' A” M"5""”'

Mn 5,0". mm. M". W",

IAHI IIJCKLBY Y Expert Will Be Speaker At Meeting Here

been on Y.M.C.A. World Services

I work in Jman. will be guest

weaker at s (Inner meeting at. the Y.M.CA. Oct. 3. i, i

, ID duty in Juan. Mr. Buckley wall

World service men in Chlnsl

, vrhere he travelled many ilsous-'

ands or miles by every con- edvable conveyance tram san pan to plane.

Bedore wing to Grins. Mr. Buckley meat tour tr in India on a Y.M.C.A. Wu Services aeugnsnem anion allied troops. At the Y.M.C.A. Oollqe of Phys- ical Education in Madras, he carried on recreational and sport activities which brought Iran in contact with a score of Asiatic. African, Eur- open and North American Count

ties. '

Institutes for training leaders ihrouarout Japan were conduci-

sd by Mr. Buckley which re-i

In

Vhlienect.

The table was most attractively learned with yellow and bronze 'Insnna with yellow tapers. G

INIIERITED 'l'ALEN'l' Niccolo Abatl. his son, grand- son and greet-grandson were all 'arnous artists in 16th - century

New Ilaven, PJM.

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Free Estimates

MacKINNON BROS.

WOOD WORKERS and BUILDERS

. Phone 4-28

fuming men Irorn I

quired 110 trips to 111 cities fin-I

eluding . ). Active partici-

panta in these institutes totaled;

14.106.

Mr. Buckley was born in Saint John. N3. and early in manhood Joined Hie stali d the Y.M.C.A. in that city. He is a summa cum laude from both Sprirutield College and New York Univa-sity. Fluent in con- versational Japaneee. he was able to lead activities and to

out the aid at an interpreter.

ren Houston. Canon E. M.

Malone. Mrs. Walter Smith.

.50c each: Mrs. Margaret Abbie. Mrs. A. Thacker. Mrs. Helen Griintii. A Ill-kwaad Drive and Spring Park School i 8310-Mrs. Spurgeon Moore 81.00 each: Claude Wood. Mrs. A. S. Macbeod, E. Gertrude Villett.

8l.00' each: Mrs. Earl Ford. Mrs. Samuel Mrs. Robert

son. Mrs. Horace Cameron. Mrs. A. Gan-tester. Mrs. E.

POWNAL ST.

Closkey. Mrs. Grace Mat.-Kin:

sowum Mono 3. iv

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any Mrs. Olive Green. Mrs. Willard Burke.

lecture wherever he went withl I . I I 4

ATTENTION MEMBERS - LOA - LOBA

SPECIAL MEETING

SUMMERSIDE

ORANGE LODGE ROOM AT 8 P. M.

. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22nd

DISTINGUISHED GUEST and SPEAKER

GORDON KEYES

Grand Secretary of the Orange Lodge of British America

Inserted by Grand Master.

.73c: Mrs. Lloyd MacNevin. .!)c: Mrs. William T '

Ilsa! Ave- Mrs. L. o. Johnson

oceoher I. New 0' Hall October 3. Meet the National Secretary oi Farm Radio For- um andvyour neigibours in a friendly aatheriu. All meetings at l:ll pm. Dvuvooe welcome.

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