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lation of allbusiness. -

Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew

Work is

of all

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__"°""" °"""*; "°"*“°“ ""1 CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY, MAY 12,1924 ....... .- -- -_ j- _ el.

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sr. Joi-iN's, Nuo., '1l1.-'rho

Newfoundland cabinet

Premier Albert Hickman was inst- alled at noon today-_ Immediately after the cabinet _fixed June 2 as the date of the general.election's.

The makeup of the cabinet is: Premier Albert Hickman.

Minister of Justice, Sir William

Lloyd.

Colonial Secretary, Walter Half-

yard.

Minister, of Finance. Walter

-[Iav`§»-`,-' -ans '.1-.;f-;~»¢i'.

"<1 ' ,‘ot§st oince, Mottiiew

Agriculture, Hoseph

Downey," _ i:`-'_-_",{~

Leader of the Upper House. Har

rls Mosdell.

liiin'ster without portfolio,

Forbes and Edward Emerson.

Selections for the posts of Pub.

llc Works and Marine and Fisher- ies outside the cabinet proper have not yet been made- `

Thought British

Waiters Don-bted

and

(British. United Prose)

LONDON, May 11. -Many sto -

os are being told concerning th

Geo.

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__ ‘ _ By lllllr ,~ __ »l~“¢“

_ -ap -.__..,.._. _ ,_______ __ _ » - ,.._ 1- _

Hoists uni ,... ,_-.,, lull unit

Town of_St. Aug- 'ustine Was Threa tened.

o (Canadian Press)

QUEBEC, May 11.- Four llous and a convent were destroyed St. Augustin, Port Neuf County,

nlornldg by a disastrous fire broke out at ten o'clock and

a while meuaced the entire

town, the inhabitants oi' other resi dences moving their valuables and movables to safety during the gen eral panic that ensued. lrlity thousand dollars is thc ilgurc ut which the damn c is lated The

- the Wires »

Damage Estimated at- <o.......l.... M... ' $50,000 -` Entire __ $»?§°fi.¥fé Ai'J'.f»'§:& M§’..;.¢¢"`,i` ments on Possible

army aviators attempiilng tg.--_ cnolrcle the globe landed ea ly at Attu island at D o'cioo ia.-it night Pacific Coait tim

cording to a wirqees ` ' today. ' ' .

suv||.A, at-meh in ' I

11- It li; roportcd the Po geae aviators Uieute. Pao; a ti Bolros have abandoned th r flight from Lisbon to Mac o China in consequence of ther accident in Jodhpur whiich p t their machine out ol commllo sion.

BERLIN, May 11.-All mem-

bers of the Rus.-;isn spvigt gov.

_Q and Japan.

after a journey of 530 mile, gov-_

- commenting erlitorially on the Am-

ie. -_

_-* - ____ _ ...__-~, _

Piillillift Niilli lWlliHHii

“London :fines Com-

‘5ll|llllllN IN?

'Clash Between U. S.

I (Canadian Press)

LONDON, May 11.-The Times.

- erican unti~Jupancae immigration

legislation, says undoubtedly much of the friendly atmosphere created

l .

i.,_

by the Washington ireaiy has been dispelled thereby- Dwelling upon - I __ _ the “Fundamental causes of the an- A FDW Ml “W-onism-H betweell me Amerlmns -An unconventional photo of and Japanese the paper continues: taking it easy for H mw mim__L___

"li is lille 10 lC'H0l‘ii Ulf? DOSSIIIU' spcctacle in their rlchlv colored

_ ity of ultimate conflict in the Paci- (ui white pi_ume8_ Noté nm Smok mg _I ciga__e"e_

.fic. distant though it may be. No-

N Ul`IlES' RE'LAXA'l`lION

, ____

some of the famous Life Gunrd-~: :it Wembley. They present a great unifornirs and helmets with grace-

ernmcnt commercial dele-

body will likely put forward alarm- -

, E D ` -

fire started in a house occupied by Eugene Truiiei and fanned by n strong \v-ind, the entire town wus

MAJ.-GEN. F. |..' |.s:.sAno, c.e.

Who exnreased the opinion that

Sea Cadets should have the same government conf ldcration as school cadets and other corps sub- sidized ioy the Department of Nation

threatened within ‘thirty minutes. i The flames spread to the hon-so

adjoining. and to the floor of thc other residence, finally thre‘a.ten- ing the convent, a five storey brick building. A call was sent to Quebec asking for help and part of the lo- cal brigade was despatched to the scene. The cllorts of the volunteer fiio lighters, who were some t\vo hundred strong, were considerably liumpcred by -the fact that all wilt- er had to be .secured from nearby wc-lls and a bucket brigade form- cd, whose efforts were unable to

al D°'°"°°' “I tm’ """"'a' '"°°""giclieck the spread of the flames -to

tion who were arrested in tho recent raid' by police on the headquarters of the delegation here have been reissued, ac- cording to the Vosslcho Zoi- tung.

'LONDON, May 11. -The as

sertion made in the public ad

- dress at L-iverpool by Winston

Churchill calling for cooper ation. between. Conservatives and Liberal-; has met with prompt and friendly response from two big Conservatives Stanley Baldwin and Ronald McNt|1l| who was UnderSccrc tary of Foreign Affairs ‘ln the

ist theories about the ultimate

acedo of conflict arc on either side. of the l’uc-lflc Ocean and it be

iucc~4snnt v`glIaucc every luru in

lhenluost tremendous problem con- ifronting the world. The action of-I

, the United States marks a very ,_ °

significant stage iii its develop- mont." -

,__

clash between the east and west. t _- _ -

, “Upon the people of these ls- _ .

'lands (Great Britain) with their \ - '

» - -I

rfhcrishcd friendship for Japan and ~ , . ' their indissolubie ties with thi. Un

itcil States, rests perhaps the sup- - -'

' renin responsibility for uvertfng so - _

incnlcnluble a disaster, but the '- “ ‘ 1

hooves this country to watch with St.

Morning--Church to Capacity.

e of tus' ontsne Division- of the

extremely democratic manners of Navy Loanue of Canada hold in

the Russian delegation came to London to smooth th

way to resumption of full diploma-

tween Great Britain and th

which Ottawa.

B ----~--<0-Cu-_-~

tic usd commercial ntercourse he- _ "

9 , Il n _

Soviets. Evidently all did not rn smoothly at a luncheon to whlc

Premier Macdonald invited

h - . me I ‘l I ii _. -_ . dren and nine nuns occupied the

gfexgzigzéff. 19i.D°w"g;g_ ` convent. but all succeded in effect-

that he gpt=ti -' mthrtb the end of the meal and offers cigarettes to the Waiters.

Mlsinterpretiug their hesitation __-_-_-

in accepting the preferred gift he (Canadian Press)

S. n

assured the astonished servant brought up in the best tradl-tio

B .

of An lo-Saxon dociilty that they Sei- eant. Alva L. Harvey who

were made of good Russian tobac

co and not English rubbish.

Condensed Specials

RATE,-do por word,

ff: __

‘ eaoh insertion ia this cola

net ma.

inmate rife »ilotir‘de’snt~,_ _

ed a real, so ~, Elbfyofhaaorft- ' 1 _

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t~i--1z:_T/

nv-

CORDOVA, Alaska, May 11. Major Frederick Martin .ind Staff

‘ liavz been missing since April 30th

when they left Chignlk, on their world flight. are safe nl. Port- moller. Alaska.

\~ A» radio message, was received

from Major Martin this morning. The plane was completely wrecked in Sterklng Mountain near Port- muller nn hour and a half after leaving Chiguik. Neither aviator -was hurl.

*AUCTION SALE AT

E. N.

_Sacred lhhciert »

|uny extent. Before noon, with the

‘convent blazing, efforts were i.urn- ,cd towards the church, und -the l-pi\'ris-li priest, Rev. Thomas Gclly. lentercd the sacred edifice and re- moved the Host.

Shortly after this the iiames

were dying down and -the -Church was saved. -Ninety-six small chil-

ing their escape. V

_, .---ao»>---;

Mission Drawing _ To a. Close .

The concluding service of the

Mission which Rev._ Cyril Bicker- steth of the Community of the Re- surrection has been conducting at St. Peter-'s Cathedral will be held this evening at eight o'clock and will take the form of a Thanks- giving Service which will be fully choral in contradistinctlon to the plainness of the other mission ser- vices. There will be a collection towards the expenses of the Mis-

St. Peterfs _Church-

Baldwin Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, May 11. -

The limmlgratlon bill ao it has been finally agreed to in a conference comr,nli‘ttoe of the two houses contaiine provisions

under which any our-son barn" ' in the Dominion of Canada and-» -i his wits or minor children lc- ‘

if P6;

~ On May. 19

companylng hilm or i‘ollow_in%*)__ lPA l-S, '-May 11.-At the request him cm: enter tile- 'Unity

Such persons are in the non-

- quota list under the l:-€ll. of his coming visit to Cbequem I *- Court' for discussion of the repar-

lll _

19. This will nllow'more time for conversations between the two pre miers.

. Y -

Scores of persona were over- come by automobliie exhaust fumes in the Twin Liberty tun- nel hcre today. l-ncreaaed traffic

_ in the tunnels as consequence

' of the strike °f§,2oo__.~it:=¢¢ 4 FI'6I`l0h W0m8H

¢i:\'Is:dot:l|iTeFuI.'fc; tzonhrsogx

Smashup

choked up with gases. First alid crew-'x of the United States

(Canadian Press.)

Bureau of Mines and the city fire department were rushed '° "‘° '°°“"'____ arena. pension, May 1-1.-An

EDMQN1-9N_ May 1i_ _1-tw automobile in which three Ameri-

cans wcre riding collided with the French car on 'Iii~lie4Cassel road killing four ‘french women in the

_ _

Alberta Liquor Act goes into f rc toda Ll uor Commls

Ycstcxduy morning the .ic-rvic

MC_ in St, Pauli.; Ch-urch was a memor-

ial one in honoi of the lute R

1, - - - t

Hon. Sir Louis 'D-:\vics, -K. C. M. career. Much miglit he said upon

‘ -G., IP. C. The 'church wa filled to,that line. Some of you are better

' ' ‘ li

capacity n d the service thiou

Morning Prayer. 'Special psalms

lSi\5.'e of the Resurrectio

Anthem. “Crossing the Har." Mr

lc contralio voice and Mr. Charles Earle sung in his always plea-sin

The hymns used during the eer- vice were "Hush, Blessed Arc the Dead." "Land of Our Birth." Chll Y il. Y il H. the Saints who from their labor

ever with the ll.ord_" Rev. P.

il Z,

out was most solemn and impres- is it mine to point you to some of sive. The order of service follow- the great principles which spell

(cinldian p"“_) ell the -general _plan `of ordinary success as they -a.re,wi\ttten in to

_ _ -30 any life: because they inspire the

rt me smart-f Muenonala or “"0 90-from-the Burliu si-.rviceinolng .or every tw: well. regard-_

ha., L,0,,,emed to advance the dh-te. included .Ioshua's Valedictory- antl'Such principles found a -governing

St. ‘Paul’s lmmortult mes-_ place in the lifo of -Sir Louis 'Dav-

ii_ BS.

PITTSBURG Ma 11 - ation icstlon from May 2C to .\’lav Cm`|”Ihi"n5 1- 15- Mr- P‘fi`-i N _ . _

cy William; ,mug very eftm,HveIy_ . y ttxt indicate-s the fourlda-tion

the hymnhone sweetly Solemn of at good man's life. God and re- Thoughti" the choir rendered the "gm" are u “life f°‘-lllllaillili mf

i-‘muces H0" -fi-minor _taking at restraining influence, Posltivel solo part in a rich and sympathet-

manner. “0 Rest in the Lord? the. gumimce of ii H915’ Slllfli

. ‘ e

iirgifg ii ni i, Ki rin - iam- All cull religion, There is no compan-

s , _ ' ` 9

Rc-si, and -l-he Ile(-essiounl, ‘lFor- Joumey uf life Slick *W l‘5 lb D9

c lt is not for mo this morning io

recite to you the record ol’ brilliant

_ achievement which has marked his

~ qualified to do that than I."Rather

£0011 lllr -Negatively they provide

lheb' mimi-t divine fellowship and council-the gift of life whose ran- ge is -beyond the things of earth;

which will lead us into all `truth. There is no -better force ut work _in the world than that which w

ionship tor man or woman on th

lllllllili I3 Siilli

When Move For Clos- ure of Debate _ on" Scottish Home Rule _ Bill Is Defea`tod` '

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, May 11.-The House

of Commons closed today’s_ ses- sion in an uproar this afternoon because the speaker allowed the Scottish Home Rule Bill. `iutro~ duced by Mr- Buchanan. Glasgow Labor member to be talked out. The trouble arose when” Sir Roh- ert S. Horne, Conservative, was re- qaestedhy the speaker ta.cont°une the debate. _ _ ,

The Labor and Liberal members

protested that Sir Robert who the third of the opposition to be italied

upon for remarks. ind ,Birymgert the'reupon said he woaIdi‘-- f rye his remarks for another ‘oo0'*_¢on.

Move For Closure.

ut ki was closing time. a numhe of Scotcmen on the ministerial ben-

Willinin Adamson' - s_` for

Scotlan<l,_was speakiii¥§%‘&;’%\ln-

e before four o'oloc -:M oh

I i `cbes tried to move the closure, but

the Speaker declined to' accept It and the time for discussion expir- ed- »

in the ensuing uproar, David

Kirkwood. Labor member for Dum- barton, was prominent. while Rev. ’Dr_-Campbell Stephen. Labor mem- ber for Glasgow, and Mr. Buch- anan, who had previously been eus- pended for defying.;-.thig chair, were also voclferoua;“Palndomon- lum reigned for sevoraimlnntes until the Speaker declared the l-louse adjourned. ,

Mr- Adsmspn.. on ,behalf ot' the

Govstnmollb’ .\liD\’lWod -t.iov1Dl‘lnci- rio of -the bill. vfhichjprovldee for the-~,st»i.usnmtint_an.¢soiSt11xia.lot s single. ommw-mm. li¢,»14s lmembers, whl s S§0. -iioxitiniiea |her present re_'preae'uta`tio_n_ `in»_tho House of Conimdhs uh_t[\,§.\g¢ng,i"5l devolution scbaihe is 'lultitufod for the United Kingdom. _ -I `

Secretary Adamson said ‘Ito hop-

ed the bill would he given second reading by an overwhelminx mo- iorltv. However. as it- invtiiven s vital issue of equal `lmportanco lo the English and Welsh people the Government was prepared to appoint a committee to examine the \vhole question and report there

_on to the House of Commtml.

‘Liberals Back Measure.

found in fellowship with the Eter-

.UPIIIWII

t l

i .,» .vb _

(‘. ,

Powell of 'I`or‘or.to \vho is visi-Lini.: ""I‘ me Psnlmlsl "l“"Y Years H80 iu the IClty. assisted the Rector.

o e y. 1_1 - sloner R. J. Dinnung last night announced that arrangement-z

sioner- in coming to Charlottetown. This afternoon at three o'clock

craig-B, Middleton. horses. oat.. Last in l,hc,.,, Wm be ,,,,,,,i,,,,. ,,,,eci,,i ,.,,,_

tie, farm machinery and house hold equipment, Tuesday. Moy

13th.-Zi.

“LO8T- LADV'8 GOLD WRIST

watch, lnitlalod E_A.G., on Park roadway. Finder kindly leave al Mrs. Gill‘s, corner Pownal and

Kent streets. ll

Street.

nl housework. reference required

, Apply “J" care of Guardian

'*---- -----1'-4 tl _ y ,- - FOR SALE -~ WHITE FIFE igipnii nn earnest appeal to follow

wheat. Fred 'Park'man, Ch-aries

tetown Royalty.

._?._..._.......__-----

'SMALL IRISH OOBBLERS-2 bus., from cerltlfied seed fo

~wAN1~ao -Malo r-'on cauca-

_ ai

sale. $1.25 bus., Waiter Jones,

Bunbury.-Zi.

*JOB PRINTING OF EVERY

description cheaply ang expedit- iously sxooutod. Guar ian.Cent~

ral Job Prinl-417. Phonge 183.

- 8 ’I95litf

Novica-| no ALI. xmas or rmsces Moore

repairing-'Galle Stoves; Lawn Mowgtiil., ar ned and put in

ordeiC’-- Jes. mints, :is l<ont__si_

'nav nous lull.olNq-_-PAY solo-Mr. a. 1.. Mouse for s builtin: latin ariimnby Hymn

llo monthly-ipaymehts or an-la

banning lat at sands Park by S

m°"m’ "'m°°'°‘ 1°' "I" eau .nu Pi-oi. nit-tener very ohlla-

lmua s home utter the lot is an

for. Seo Robert Cotton, Brighter;

____

'FOR

" Seats were ut n prcinlunt und

LOST - IN CITY SATURDAY. evening Iady's wrist watch. Finder please leave 144 Prince

. Y. M. 0. A.

The sucrcd concert Hlvoil lll‘.i`0i'0

a capacity audience in thc gym- nasium of the Yrning Mons Chiis- tlan Association last nllilll Wiiii “il unqualified siicizoss.

tho larlro hall was taxcd by a large audience that received every num- ber with well-meritefli and hearty ulipiniise. An important feature of tho program was the stlrrlnll nililrcss by Mr. J. ll. llunl. 0. U- E.. of London. Eng.. wll0S0 'i\Siili" ing message was directed towards

is oiiiigcr generation and con-

ln-the footsteps of Christ

,vii-_ nay Pendleton. the Gcuoml

Secretary. uctcd as chairman and the following program was carrltd

r 0,"-

` i h n

?4li)i?il;li-l:r.gmxIl1;1 quartettn (Messrs.

(‘,niiii=_r_ Dlngwell. Quigley and Storrs.)

Violin solo-l\-ir. llnrry Porter

I-lymn

Solo-Miss Mary Hesscll

Solo-Mr. A. G. Bi'i-100 Duet-Misses Joan Allen and

Address-Mr. J. ii. mint. Oli-P1

Hymn Violin duet-Mlss A. R. Jones

and Miss B. Stultz

g0i0._ivi\5s Mary I-lesseil

- (Silver collection.)

0 God Save the Kink

Miss Lillian Mackenzie. Pi‘0f-

ingly acted as haccomiliilllfl f0\' tho various num ers.

The executive of the Y. M. C- A-

\-le.-, for women and the concluding service for children at five o'clock.

Yesterday tho Missioner deliver-

od four addresses and demonstrated cvcu more hilly than heretofore his kindly sympathy with and his deep understanding of the frull- tics of humanity as woil as thc wlili- knowledge which his oppor- tunities for study and the wondeii- ful experiences which very many years of mission work héve brought to him.

At the morning service ‘hc spoke

of the Resurrection. in the after- noon he spoke to large galhcriiigs first of young women and girls and inter to men and at the evening service ut which every seat In the church wus occupied he addressed his remarks largely to those who had not entered fully into the oar- ller services of the mission and drew great comfort for them especi ally in and around that passage of iioly Scripture which' tolls that -Thomas was not with the other Apostles when the risen Christ first appeared after the Resurrection in the Upper Room.

Summershie Dele-

gation Beaches.

_ Montreal

(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL. May 11.-The rieie.

gntion from Bummersido reached here tonight to interview Sir Hen ry Thornton on the proposed change of tha railway time table to wh'ch they are opposed.

. have been completed for the . opening of vendor's Stores at

¢Edmonton and Calgary and it is the intention that those two storm-1 for the tllme being shall handle the entire trade. Other stores are being opened in larger town`s and- cities throughout the province.

No Ailpointmeliti

Yet to Chief

(Canadian~’Preas

Justiceship .... ...,....

°'f-'“AW“- M” 11--"°"~ Postal Workers’

two Am

when Motor 'rl-ia SERMON

- Boat Capsizcs

'i`l\`Iu niorning wr- si-ol; lu pay ou

tribute of rcspt-<:t io thc niclnor

(Ciii’\liila"i PW”-I of one, who for muny yours wus

"l`(7K`l0~ Mill' ll-"‘5"""-“ly lil`i" citizen of this city and .si membo nous orc be-_lievml to have pcrlsiicd of iiip, ¢,,ng,C,gu|i,,,,_ “,|,,,__,(. ph".

l"ornr\osn. (ine huntlrcd persona in- mm who mimi ,hm nmmfm wi;

:uisnvcrutl thc hig-lu-r summon

~ which ziivaits all in:-.|nllcr=_»' of th

family of (iorl through .lt-su

i____

rammeil car and seriously injuring 'riie iiector, not-_ i~i_ i)_ iiiiymomi - _ . _

ericuri-S. preached a most eloquent und ton- mg 'hefll Ui°l`?l0 i=\L'UDi'LllDg to Thy

TTT' ching sermon. from the lcxi. `W°'"‘|-' Tm" I9 fi Emil’ WHY f0i‘ 11

° |._ I _ 3_ 2;i_ --Tl _ I .1 yd ,.,l youu" man io livc. And an old one

70 .,`:‘},;2:; Mun-S (;0ll[ug_fIm (I UU" can find no bcttcr recipe. “Tim

man cleanse his way" even by nak-

fool hath s-mid in his heard, “said llle Psalmist in another place "'l`herc is no limi." And it is at wise retort that it is "A very pro-

r pt-1' rcniarh for a fool." y 'llut (ioil and rs-iigion are th~~ n iizu-kgroullil of u worth-while lilo. r ‘l\-`ithout ostentaiion, without par- e mio, yet frankly :ind lioneatly,

n.-_i ii ro.-iult -of capsizing tho motor it bocnnie to fill the vcry highest they provide its siuniiard~‘; lhcv llfilii l(|i\8“'Miii`ll "ei" K‘i@liml-¥- position in our Uuiizidiun unfional limit its excesses; they insplrc ith.;

h purpose.

Chilling l"5i55enH'W~`l iilill Crew- “"-‘"0 dlgnily and honor. both to liiinsoll ‘Whi-n I any illzit. il goes with

und to thc notion. :ind who has now out saying that (toil und religion

s still influt-nf-1- through the timo- c lionuri-ri channels- prayer is still 's the voice by \\‘hich human faith cx.

Christ. to Servo in the presence of presses its dependence on Almigh-

Lapointe. Minister of Justice stat

ed Saturday that the government - was considering the appointment of n Chief Justice of the Supreme

Ihr- King. ln i-hui plucc where nlgl shull bc no more, and whore sor row and sin arc ‘fort-ver put away

Court of Canada in suece§siou to we lwnor °‘"“0l“"S In n'“” Iwi" the iaie Sir Louis Davies but that ____

a selection had not yet been made- (g|,,.¢|an p¢~,"_)

The name of Eugene -Lnlleur. K. 0'P'l'A-WA. Mav 11.-Ft’-l‘.0mi""il' advaacenient throughout his lon

Province, whose nnmc has been isl-

are to commended on the splendid ‘

of ---r -f;-.>--- jg;-; 5,',‘,>, ...T.'i.‘i...“.°.‘>‘1.“§‘.‘.’.‘.‘..".¥i“‘ll.`;'i..??i.,‘§; °f Ita" “lad” I2?" ,im pu, assay Holman. 1.. R. Alien, M. i..

B fm; pm", si-sasnsw sim o. M. Mattel-t. Art.

' or the interview they will leave

AFA”-|-__for Ottawa' to interview the govern- .ii mn. ment relarillitl the repair of the

*TO

janitor Inset.

A 1’l,i?!?S9!“°‘i.*£°.f!!?l.‘.""“'- _

rvlway whiz. Tam they will moot lr.. ham )leAi-thur who

av*

_ banana mo., _ , , ot(-President. Coolidge.

C., Montreal. had been mentioned. -dqtiqng 9; the Civil Se,-vice gum. but doubt in expressed as to his uc- -.nssion lor revision of the salar- ccptancc if he` was ofiored lilo lea of postal workers were consid- pust. ered by the Federal Cabinet Satur-

._.__-<»o>---- my but no decisions ‘were reached.

Premier King after the meeting

adiourned, otaicd the matter was

still under consideration.

Comme Events, ----~

lil’ EX(illlSlilN

“Public Meeting, May 17th El-

don -to discuss a new hail.

_ 2843-5-3.10.12.l.ll.4I _

"Y, M. C. A. Rummage alle.

May 22nd in Market bulldlnl. Tele- phone as or 711, parcels win ini, _ F, _- ,, _, called for. ___,___._

"dome to the Basket Social lug wAs. fm_ _av I wneefr at PWM'-lei Ofvli me otmwom no 1-anis seein. Thursday. May 15 at 8 p.m. Home 5,, “mm” to .ppmve the Jap. made candy for nie, also the WW-\ anne exclusion provision of the lsr s¢ng___"lothQr I'li Rlmemtm". immie-muon sm lam-ted by the Admin . Il ots- - Isldill Wllli I-louse and Sonata o teres at the

_'»

._ ..». ... .,_-.»..~.- --

.Hw ._ _ . ..i"' ,' l`y.»-

bu-siness life: who did not lose hi ‘affection for his .native Provinci- lho wider outreach oi' -his nitionnl

his home, ami to this lace he tur

ihc strain of his busy Ilfc. Here were his old friends and he did not forget them. nor did be allow high offices to separate him from those who were -'his associates when he was yet struggling up thc ladder oi life. That prec-ein of Shakespeare he seemed to have learned well:--"The friends thou hast and their adoption tried, grap- ple rhom -to thy soul with hooks ol steel," .and many are the expres- sions of affectionate regard with which those friends today speak or his memory. 'But not alone was his

it ty sovcrcigiily. When people cens-

to pay. they 1-ease to trust. Th: ship of life shuts down its power. lets _Zo it.; ancho|‘_ :ind costs itself

orlng this dlstingtiishcrlanii of this adrift upon ihv great uncharted

sen. (lml‘s -Book. the lmiiiiv, ,inm-

ontiftad with ovcry effort. for its these many years thc best seller

it and tho moat potent influence for s good that can be put. in the hand:

in of fur rare. still quietly does its

work. “Thy Word." said the

aufi international duties, lit-re wus Psalmist “have l hid within my

heart that l might not sin a ainst

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nod his footsteps when there was thee." lPnbiic worship and publii- bricf leisure for recnperatlon from service and private worship und

family prayer follow along in natural sequence, _ as foundation principles of a -good 'man's lilo. God is an impeillng motive which sends men anriwomen tn do worth- while thing.; and sustains them in _‘thc doing. Look over the -whole

l‘7V0fl' llplift for every man

Speaks io iw of (iod. behind. and God 'never leads into evil,

'But let us remind ourselves, tba God behind still leaves ample room

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rlinlte ol life. and you will see that 6 ~t- G0d stands behind every good 0 - '- thing in its racial development. l “Z » _ , , _

tivated the fellowa'hlp ol younger wi"-(ig -me 5“c'c,,"_ Gramed "N,

of st-nsfliion than himself. enioy have stated more no safer rs

"A v\‘l“°° Iwi 0.-areal man is ini- strata of work and plenty or it .ui

companionship of long ago. lie col for pieniy 0( human npplmmon m_

ea his i“'"I"‘°l° "ie“d°I‘lP ‘Wil C011- liulnlte than' an lniinile capacity 1'"I°"'°°- for hard work. No man will mah

lin the words of the Scripture: 3 mai-k on his gene,-.¢|°u ,ho ,I

'Phe busy, surging, national

pau-ses to ps] tribute to his

len this day in Israel." need, I might almost say that

, The L’berals also supported the

said: "Whcre\vithuI shall a young|meusure, which had been moved by

_<1 Buchanan, Labor member for ,Gorbais, Glasgow. Tho Gorbsls imcniber claimed flint the Scots 'had lfavored the scheme almost unani- mously ln order to relieve tha con- gestion of business that came up in the House. Opposition -o*akera contended that Scottish home rule was not n proper subject for s bill introduced by u private member und in any case li. was an lmporlal. not u local matter. `

Tin-ro was an amusing exchange

between the Duches of Atholl, Conservative member for Kinross. und the Scottish Labor members. The Duches. opposing the hill. criti- rizeil the expenditure involved therein and she declared that the North of ireland Parliament had cost $23,000,000.

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