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Fourth Came of Series Postponed "u.

day. October 12th Lot 11, st. Pet- er's Anglican Church, 7.30 p. m.; Tuesday. October 16th, Winsloe District,‘ United Church, South Winsloe. 8.00 p. m., Wednesday, 17th. 'I‘ryon District. United Church Crapaud. 8.00 p. m. Friends oi 1 Christian work in each community » are invited and urged to rally to s important a work as the support of - the Bible Society.

retary. will address meetings in the Society's interests as follows: Fri- AUNT’ HET BY ROBERT QUILLEN

8323-10-10-11

EAST BOYALTIL-‘The regular monthly meeting oi the East Royal- ty Women'a Institu was held at the home oi Mrs. P. S. Bradley with eleven ‘ and one visitor. The meeting opened with the Creed and the Roll Call. The minutes of the last meetingiwere read and adopted. The sick and school committees gave i‘.'°"‘i"‘" ‘i. ‘if.’ imifieiii“ i€°"°"]

as 3V9“ Y e e 35 w ° it‘ “Two oi my girls was a. littl tended the convention, . The next‘ “u, mm bu‘ ham 0| can ‘b

meeting to be held at the h ma oi _- Mrs. .l. a. Andrew the Roll (can to. “m” “m” "9"? 9999"’.

(Canadian Press)‘

ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct. 8. — The Yankees were stopped ay in their push toward a second succes- sive world's championship-but not by the Cardinals. A_downpour oi rain early this morning swamped the playing field at Bportsmans . Park to such an extent that Com- inissioner Liindis authorized the postponement oi the fourth game. The weather prospects favor re- sumption oi the series tomorrow.

The decision to postpone the -game made at 10.15 a. m. more than three hours before the sched- uled starting time. aroused consid- erable protest. The eiIect oi the postponement first since 1925, on the cqitending teams was various- ly interpreted. For the Cardinals it was at least a breathing spell, a chance to rest and perhaps check the demoralisation that has so iar gripped the National League cham- plans.

‘But ii’ the day of rest benefited "the Cardinals, it also had its ad-

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(ciiniidliin ri-eoii) MONTREAL, Oct. il-There were

i Opposite Miss Moran is Neil ‘Hamilton, who proves an ideal ioil as the young man who thinks his 357 cattle, 113 calves, 1208 hogs and idea] 15 an 91d mshlgned gm, bu; 213 sheep and lambs i r sale on the, eventually is disillusioned.

two markets. Yesterday's cattle] Qghnrs m the Casi, worthy of were cleaned up at prices estimatedmenuon are Claire Mcpoweu m; 0° be fully fifty cents IOWH‘ than the puritanical aunt and Henry tho lost week's quality oonslderod- Kolker as the dapper father of Neil Top load of steers sold for $10.35 Hgmntoyh whim despite ms years, 1s good butcher steers brought from ‘ an advocate of modem you“;

$9.50 to $10.35, medium steers from,‘ In this flappeluyersusqjleqyld m. $8.50 to $9.25 and common liglllwshloned, Miss Moran is cast as 8W9" "m" 33-50 W $3170- Fallll’ Priscilla Bowen, a modern young girl who lives with her puritanical aunt, Abigail Bowen. When Pris-

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common to medium cows from $7.- 50 to $7.00, with the bulk oi the plain cows between $4.75 and $5.50. Canners and cutters ranged from $3.25 to $4.50 with the average around $3.75 to $4.00, bulls were from $5.25 to $6.50 with the bulk between $6.00 to $7.00. Common cattle were bought for shipment to

ioned boy, Henry Willoughby, she decides to win him at any cost. Priscilla intrigues with Henry's father to show his son modern youth can deal the old fashioned cards and spades. Priscilla has a twinge of conscience and decides she cannot marry him"under false pretences. While-the two families

a Toronto firm. Grass calves were Me visiting a sum H. resort Pm, selling today ior 86.00 and $0.50 and m n b k m he modem veiiir from $12.00 to $14.00. a ° “ s p‘ “° '

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'0n the evenlnE o! the 315* °f. August. 1928, the people 0f Tyne Valley and vicinity met at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Williams, to tender a. reception to their son Stewart, previous to his deilaflllre for Charlottetown to enter Prince of Wales College as a third year stud- ent

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Early in the evening the Pastor of the United Church. Rev. Henry Cook, called the gathering to order. and in a few words explained the

health and God's choicest blessing. in your studies and also that you gill cgntinue in your good work for, rurliaose 3; if» 115311;; 311635313.iii§ii§oi§7“°£ii§“”ii$§ig ‘hiiislfémlli? on rs. es ey _ _ address, during which Mr. Carmen‘gqiihpgggay:ftzhfrgiggeygilx;finds’! MacNeill made the presentation of} Superintendent teachers 0 i a' a Kenemus sum °f numey‘ scholars oi the éunday S ht; l and! Stewart, although greatly taken members or the MBSiOnCBO-dfln L, by surprise, thanked his -many Tyne valley \ 0" l1 friends for their very kind rememb- ' rances and goodwill which they manifested by their presence and generosity. l

After the presentation the young, -panple indulged in games and-mus-L lei-following which lunch was servy, ed. by the ladies in their ever-effic- ient manner.

Soon after lunch. all dispersed to their homes, feeling that they had‘ a good evening's enjoyment.

The following is the address: Tyne Valley, ~ Aug. 31st, 1928 To Mr. Stewart Williams,

——-¥—1-OW—--~__ MR. HARMSWORTH (Canadian Press)

LONDON. 0ct.. 9.-+The Hon. Es-

monld l-larmswortih. h notified the

Conservative Associaton of the Isle

business rwponsibilities he will be.

the General Election. ' I I-Iarmsworth is the only sur-' | vlvlng son of Lord Rather-mere, head cf the Daily Mail and its associated, llilfiiyfidillhgilers. Two other sons were. | -e n the War. Mr. Harmsworth

Dear ste'€i';f’v““°Y' lives first elected for the Isle of; It is with mingled feelings thiitimwe‘ m 1919- Th“ me Mm‘

we have met here tonight, knowingj g1‘: ‘£2251: {:33 lfigiexghtlgelgazfrfiegif

that you will soon be going from _ _ home to take up a. more advancedidenoes in this area‘ C‘ Kent’ and

course in your studies, and thus for ma“ umueme h” done much w a while severing all the associations £?B::OEES mpulaflty as B‘ 11°11" in our church work that was so '

pleasant and helpful. ;H Igacrznswwm ‘entered, ‘my No words of ours are adequate to' tome ° mnfmns w u‘ the “n eg- express to you how much we esteem W“ f?‘ pm“ “g ”' 595m” uh" you and value your hem _ w-aste campaign. At his entry e We have often thought what was ‘lmy 21 years 0f 9'39‘ m5 "m; strong will-power you must possessicflty m B‘ threewomered wnmgg aiways resisting the outside amusejthe last general election was i4, . ments, nothing oi that nature ever‘ "~—*—<*>—'—"

seeming to tempt or distract you from your ever faithful attention to VISCOUNT LASCELLES GIVES

church work. Even with the very OPINION 0N PHOTOGRAPHERS strenuous duties as Principal oi '

Tyne Valley clay school. you were

always in your place, as our cap- BRADFORD ENG‘ ochgropm-

able and valued organist in the lng an exhibition of the Yorkshire ' Photographic Union, Viscount Las-

llrayer meeting. teacher o1’ your ' cclles, husband of Princess Mary. Biinday. School class, and President gave tms~classlficatlon of camera

cf Thanet that owing to increasing‘ .

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After twenty-five years devoted ex- clusively to the manufacture oi scienti- fic bearing-aids, the (Fiinniliiin Acousti- con Ltd" Si. West, Toronto, ‘igcted aunew model Acoiiatiooii swear is their limited vocabulary. fir“ ‘h’ the deal. turéd a dime. Through this

of the Mission Band. Feeling that ou will be a distinct loss we can carcely refrain from saying that we regret your leaving, but be assured, dear Stewart, that we will always‘ remember with deep gratitude your cheerful willillxlless to give of your time andmeans. and as we are re-

users: "I divide photographers into three classes. There is the pure ama- teur. and there is the scientific

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minded that seiiishness should form no part of our'iives, we will always rejoice to hear oi your success in' the studies oi whatever profession you may see iit to take up. |

The pleasure it gives us in remind- ing you that you can look back and

see no shadow across the path of suflered I'm“ them m" your young life to blur its memory should and will be a sustaining force

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