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tend to yours today. — Paton: Limited. 3i FOR SALE ‘*WATERMER»E" Charlottetown. . Bargain t.o quick purchaser. Dr. Garrison, 126 Brighton. 179-8-3-121

ISLAND WINS PRIZES.-An1ong the successful money winners nt Sherbrook were Messrs Horne Bros of Winsloe, P. E. I. winning, twenty-ninth firsts. fourteen sec- , ends and eight Lhlfiw.

PLEASE DON'T forget bit. Auc- tion Sale of property and furniture of late Capt. McLeod, St. Avards, Sale commencing at 1 o'clock, Property will be sold at 2 o'clock.

Benj. Garter, Auctioneer.

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I MILTON AND RUSTlCO.—'l‘l1o final services to be conducted by I Mr. II. II. Marsh In Ihc parish of Milton and ustico will he held (ILV-l on Sunday ncxt as follows: St. John's church, Milton. Sunday School 10 a.m., morning prayer, 11 n.m., Hull, 7.30 p.m. ,

WEST AND CLYDE RIVER. —- Servlces Sunday, Sept. 9th, West River 11 a.m., Clyde River 3 p.1n., Subject: “Abram's Altar." Sab- bath School one hour before each service, when Miss llaslaln will address the children. As this is

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HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT -- Ilov. ii. \\'. Lindsay will conduct scrvio cs on Sunday Supt. ll, on his fluid as fulloivs; (‘r0 Iionds :|t 11 a. m; Ah-xalulra at 1;_ p. m1, Iiazoihrook at 7 p. 111. 'I‘hc spi-altul’ for the mopclliilg service at Iiazui= brook, Sunday cvciling Sept ti, will be Rev N. A. Whitlnnu oi‘ llcdeuuo. ’I‘hori- also will bu. a roll call on Moiulay Sept. 1i). at 7..'lil p. 1n..

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ST. MARK'S GH.. RUSTICO.— S. S. 2.30 p.1n., evening prayer. 3 [).III.

RARE MUSICAL TREAT for those who attend the I. 0. D. E. concert in St. James’ Hall Thurs- day evening.

MR. DU FREEZE, a talented violinist will take part In the 1. 0. l). E. concert in St. James’ Hall ‘Thursday evening. 2i

DR. GREEN, Hunter River, will be In Bradnlbanc on Friday, Sept. Tili- 225-9-6-2i.

LOBSTER FISHING-The lobst- er fishing is not very brisk round and about Tormontlno and along the shore.

IN METHODIST CIRCLES-Rev E. E. Styles of St. John N. ii. has boon Invited to Exmouth Street Church, St. John, for next year to silccecil. Rev l-I. E. Thomas.

CHURCH OF BCOTLAND.—RBV. Ewen MacDougali will preach Fri- day. 7th. at -Baugor, and Saturday, 3N1. H! Brooklyn at 7 p.m.; also Siiihbill-II. 9th at lllurray River at 19-30; Belle River at 2.30; and Point Prim nt‘G.30 p.1n.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. — Mr.

lne Service Sabbath 9th, at Birch lrllll. ut 7 p.n1.

ANGLICAN SERVICES in tho parish of New London on the 9th inst. will be as Jollows: Irlshtown, 10.30 :1.n1.; French River, 2.30 p.rn. with iloly Communion. Sunday School one hour before each of lhcso services. At Kensingtou. S. School at 2 1).1u., service 7 p.m.

LITTLE SANDS. —Mr. Duncan Livingstone will preach next Sun- day I11 tho Little Sands Prenirvter- lau Church at 10.30 n. 1n. and 7.30 p. 111.

PLEASANTLY FIEMEMBERED. On Sunday mlorning a wry pleas- :1nt event took place in, thc .\Ictho- dlsl church, Sourls, when tho pas- tor road an address to Miss \\':1uda .\<-ur11, and proscutcil hcr with a lovely bag, ctc.. on Iwhali‘ oi‘ lIlt‘ lrivnds and mcnrbers oi‘ ihc church. Bliss Acorn, bring takcn by surprise, mudr. a sweet reply. The occasion being on ar-ctiuil‘. of tho youllg lady loaning home for I’. \\'. l‘. llor many friends wish her sin-cuss i11 hcr studios.

MFMORIAL DEDICATED. -_ (>11 Suud‘ ' 1~v1-11ing..-\11g. l9, al. St.

Jaluvs‘ church. Port. llill. :1 berulti-

ful desk copy of tlu- [look of (‘oni- mou l‘ra_ver was ilcdiczltcd to the glory of God 11nd in loving memory of Edward (iorrill. The late Mr. tlorriil was baptized in and for 1n:u1_v years :1 member of St..I:1n1cs' church. ’I‘hi.~: boiluliiul and appro- priate memorial has been placed in tho‘ church by the widow of the 1111,. 1h". (iorriil. _

BURKE — GAMBLE WEDDING A rr-ry pri-lly wedding was solemn izcd at 7.45 yesterday morning at liu- PPSIIIPIlCL‘ of the bride's par- cuts, 8G Upper l-Iillsborougb SL.

Mr. and Mrs. \\'. E. Burke became the bride of Mr. EIIIIBI‘ Claude Gamble of Rose Valley. The cere- mony was performed by Rev \\'. M. Ryan Pastor of the Methodist Church. The parlor was attractive- lydeiroratod with cut flowers and potted plants. Tile bride who was given iuvay by her father and un- attended. was zittircd in :1 travell- ing suit of navy bluc. with brown picture hut and curried a bouquet of sweet pens. The wedding march was pleasingly rendered by lliiss Pl-arl Johnson. At. the conclusion of tho ceremony a wodiling break- fast was served after which tho I111ppy cnupln left on o. short honey moon trip by motor throughout the province 'l‘ho bride who was forni- erly 11 popular teacher at Lady l-‘ano School. Tryon, was the rc- clpiont. of many beautiful presents of silverware, cut glass and tablo linen. Tho fluardlau joins in happ< lost congratulnl.loiis.

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BELFAST NEWS

The congregation of Belfast had very great pleasure In having their pulpit occupied yesterday by such ilistingulshed men as Dr. M. J. Mc- Leod iu the morning and Dr. John Pringle of Sydney in the evening.

Other notable visitors that have made the summer 1ileasnnt for the place were us follows: Dr. David

of Fall River, Dr. John M. McLeod, Quincy, lllass, Dr. John A. Nichol- son, Montreal, Dr. Angus McLcan. Souris, Dr. Annie Young, mission- ary. Dr. Florence McDonald, Dr.

2i Annie Mt-Rae, Dr. Eliza McKenzie,

Florence Cautello, nurse; Eliza- ‘heth McKenzie, some; Jessie Nicholson, IIIIPSQI ICupt. Donald Mc- Rac, it. I). hlcltac. Chivugo; Jol111 Sinclair 11nd wife, Providence, Rev Donald Sinclair, M. A. Two sons of Rev. Mirbean Sinclair a for-fuel‘ beloved minister of this congrega- tiou: Wm. J. McLeod and famliy( Quincy and many others. 1t is interesting to state that with one exception all the professional peo- ple naulcd here were born in Bel- fast.

Oilr centennial celebration was a grvat success. The church de- corations were very attractive. The speaking was excellent. Dr. Mchcllau began the pragrainme with the mother tongue. The day was ended with the indies giving a luxurious free lunch to some one hundred and fifty visitors I11 their new vestry at the end oi the church. '

The trustees nrc moving to have a graded school opened at Eldon. \Vc can give abundant employ- ment to a capable music teacher and the farmers say they are suf- fering for want of a good black-

evemng pray" in parish E. C. Robertson will conduct Dlv- |3m1th_

A THOUGHTFUL FAREWELL. On Friday evening the members oif St. Mary's Chapel Choir conven- ed at the home of Elizabeth Brennan, Kcuslngton to extend to Mrs. Brennan their due respects and formally to take cognizance of her intending (lcparture for Boston ass. .\ir. T. N. Diluahoe, the leader of the choir presided, and. in a nicc 1l])])l‘Ol)l‘IillG speech i11- troduced the purport of the occa- sion. ilo thou called upon Mr. J.

the foliolvlng:

ADDRESS

Mrs. Elizabeth Ilreuuau, membci" ' .\lar_v's

sion to the high esteem i11 which you arc IIvIII ‘by your many friends. Faithful have you hucu in the dis- charge 0f the duties that you havc voluuulrily assumed both i11 zlssist- anon l‘(‘lllI(‘l'(‘<I to lhv choir and in

tho support. girl-u to IIli‘ chapel, and your lll-(YUOLIIYIP uaturohas l't‘ll_lI(‘.l‘(‘(I your t'll-illtl'l‘1'iiil)ll doubly ucco'pial)Ic. - ll ilas lwvu a p11“ <- lift‘ i1) worl; \\ill1 you. 11nd It s11

faction to sm- your work so i-ffcc- tivc. 'l'hi~ effort of this agroczililc unity is so lllilI‘I(I‘tI that its Illllifflfifi will reuialn after lho cilusc has been removed. But we trust that you will return lo us i11 tho not too distant. future, zigain to form a IIIPIDIJBI‘ oi‘ thc lmdy social.

We wish you nbuurlaucc of sus- taining grace and i-oniinuvil pros- purity.

. Sincerely, ‘ Mrs. Leo Hughes Mrs. C. J. Cooke, Mrs. Joseph Condon, Mrs. (Dr.) E. Gillls, Miss M. Harrington. Miss Mary Ready, Miss Eileen Shea, Mr. T. N. Donahoe, Mr. J. A. Ready. Mrs. Brcuuau accepted the ad~ dress and the presentation with calm and dignified gratitude and, in terms that would do credit to an experienced public speaker she replied to the sentlmmlts expressed I11 the address. She admitted

superior work that is performed through tho medium of St. .\Inry‘s Chapel, was only what she had con- (‘UIVHI as ‘hcr duty. and t'or this we must not expert. the roan-owl to be of this world, but must find ‘its

source in a higher and ilolier sphere. Brief remarks were mado ‘by

others present and then tho ladies

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Mrs. Brennan left on the morn- ing train on Saturday for Boston, Mass-Y.

Bridal Couple a Given Reception

A pleasant afternoon was spent it. the home of Mrs 'i‘. A. Stewart, Westville, on Saturday Aug. 25th. when the Imdius Aid West River Pres. Church gave a reception and "uade a presentation to their new pastor and his wife Rev. C. U. and 111's. lllacNovili.

'I‘he spacious drawing room and lining room was beautifully dec- Wratwd for 1| - occasion with cut flowers and potted plants. Little Alisa: lavrua bluclllillziu opened the door whilo 1V1"; . K illacFlit-t‘ ‘s of ihc .1. Aid and Mrs ‘I A. Stewart l'L‘(‘r>lV- -d the gilcsts. Miss iddytluv Stewart ad an azl lH-ss while bliss Bessie .\!:u.'E\vo11 11rc.~.i-11t<-1l 1\Ir. and .‘»l w Mai-Nevin with :1 Imantiful gasol- rut- 11111.1).

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To the Rev. Colin U. llIacNevin I.i. A. and Mrs. lVIacNevin.

..Dcnr Frlendsz- .

On this happy occasion. when you are taking up work In our midst. we, the members and adherents of West River, Presby- terian church, meet to bid you a most cordial welcome and to toll you of our great pleasure in having you 11s our lenders in the Christian life of our community.

To you, our pastor, we may well shy we are proud of your record i11 church and college life. as well as 111 the splendid service you ren- dered to your country in the Great War.

We have long known of your ability in the leadership of young people in church work, of your pro- wcss I11 the athcletlc field. and of your integrity and success in

luisiness life. And recently you have through your ambition ro- Slfllflfvfllllltlt-FS and industry, won

distinction In the scholastic field. \\'c believe you are eminently filtcd for leadership in the Christ-

havc come to us.

And to Mrs lllacNevin, we take special illeasure in extending you our wclcoiue. A colleague of your Imsband In the servicokzf our King and Country, you have come to us ‘from thr- old hlothorlaud. We arc lgiad to have you “as thc Lady of our hfause. and we heartily bid

inn (‘hurch and we rejoice that you-

you feel. not as a stranger among strangers but as a friend anion: a host of friends. I11 the land of your new homo.

And as you both abide with us, we wish you all the joy that life can give you. In your home ife, I11 the work of the church. an as you go in and out In our m dot.

may you know the deepest joys of '

life and service. .

May Heaven's happiest blessings rost richly upon you.

As a slight token of our esteem and pleasure in welcoming you. please accept the sccompnning gift. With it go all the good wish- es that words can and cannot ex- press.

On behalf of your hsppyand .

devoted people. S d

Mrs. A. K. McPhee

President

Harrieth McPhee Secretary

West River August24th. 1923. ,

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-Grude VI.—~Mnry Power. Grade V. ---Ja1ncs McDonald, Grade lIIn-Jo- E IL-hllchael ‘

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