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“Lovers Courageous”.

- ~ ——-—- ~ was the bitter knowledge that his we train students for the ministry. T821108 v Mr. Hubert Mabcn. loaves on Fraser, Montague, will be glad to w“; “mm; hem 1., chss-lotte- ‘fiend’ were ashamed m 8mm h, T“ mum" Wu“ not u. '8” simple faith in Christ as the text Prgpare For Robt. Montgomery ' ‘Monday morning to motor back to imow that he is recovering from his 9mm, My, Prank McNutt' accom- mm. ashamed to be macaw, with to u“ Th”, we“ ‘numb, mconh tells us Abraham believed in the Unemployment _ And M ‘ E Montreal after spending ‘a pleasant recent severe illness. Mr. Fraser, psnied them, mm. ashamed o; m, hummamm pgubh n deepened mm i‘ ‘may Lord and so attained righteousness ._ a. gev vvans - vacation with his parents Mr. and who‘ taught this year at Murray and exposure. He suffered. He auf- antipathy-an impossible and nor- w‘ mu“ mt m“ m‘ "m d o“ (“mu-n p,“ 9,5")

Robert Montgomery is the cap- tivating star _of “Lovers Courag- eous." a. char ng "new Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer » offering screened

yesterday at sue-amines "Edward Anny friends are glad to know ct —1-I- Memorial church, at the homo o! quite so wcli in some ot the church- There were not wanting people u. meet-the conditions oi life y 11h g _ _. . __. a - ' _ ~ _ - _ ' for unemployment relief whiohh- , / _ lizgnrtegomery will. l... wus .11“ Slwcw- -i——— w".m"““< “wmmommwfu B‘ “s m“ "ww- Mm" “m '° M" i“ m" dlfliflflml- 1'1"" I" "W "W"! "l" ""1"" W‘ vulva; u; expenditure o: 118,000.;- _-;" We, m, dams-mum,“ m wmm _ v - _ MALPEQUE nesday evening. June s . him oi’ dimension. quarrels between were not wanting people who said as his tort "Lord teach us to pray". on “km”. of ‘m, “mm, a Madge Evans is the girl of his Th, ma“ friends s‘: Mgvvllllsm _ join in extending to m. and Mrs- individuals. IIe heard that his old that scandalous things were going Prnyervis necessary to humanity. w b, m,“ by ‘ m“, bu; l; h" xxx ‘ggggo tfezfnmflffzv: Stewart are rejoicing in his splen- A glorious day “ma, the 1b Bearlsto good wishes for true hap- friends were- descrting daily‘ - on. ‘There were not wanting people Wa get help, comfort, and peace m; y“ b,“ “aided “my,” m“ ‘

appeared on tho screen. They evoke a ring of sincerity in their per- formances that is delightful. ,

‘The story isimotiginflmy Pred- arick Ionsdalmncted British play- wright, who penned it especially for Montgomery, we are told. It is strikingly simple and real and thor- oughly cnJdyahIeZ-i

Robert z. Leonard directed the new feature and .ma7<..be credited-

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, , - '" cailTheIordbPrayerai-ldwefind ~_ the back »gi'oudds'—'~“-and‘ camera , Dr. and Mrs. Tanton. Mr. and has put you in this position ash- out into the open and thrashed out N. W. LOWTIIEB , '- ti-estmsm p“ gpgsggwy 11mm m: 233:"- ‘mck tf“°1'°“_“"““d ‘Wk Zirdalgous 52:3 8K1‘: ‘tin 11m; Mrs. Peter Clark and two sons. amed of the cause that has such to p, decision, 1 gsu you 1g w" . m °‘l:“mm;'“7tmn3 ‘ 7"?“ BABBISTEBS, BUNCH-OBS, IEO < thgntléfiiziegdda, _ . .1 atorwor returned to their vlmds were énthuglutm m the" ma“ ma 5m“, m3 Helen poor disciples’ ashamed o! you. mania)“ m,“ to d“ w‘ "ma" shoul con . Today we hear “Great George Street

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_~enioyob1o motor trip throusht part a _ m m blood, berm m“ “m an Co“ ch h w,“ aflliotod and why bravura are not

m" with u“ “i.” m, of New Brunswick and Nova. Sco- ‘he m!‘ "We! °Y Pflflwiilwfl 6°!!- m’ m o, summud 0' we“ re pa c n Y» t ox a“ “d m. u" always answered u we think they MOLEOD Q BENTLEY. glish admimd. To break up her af an; momma u, Mglpgqug, rels oi Rome? But he prisoner, go on undauntod. L 3mm“ M fair with the pee youth, thsgislls tis. at Middleton, N. s., they were Blegaiiiln- Tho do‘! W" idofl and beams u“, V0,,” h, m, “h, m, on to m, om, mm, w” should be. Sometimes God is best -'- " ~ hastened into a marriage with a, t, t m h {M J. E many people came from Burnmer- ' 101mm g “m: d W- E- BINTLFY-K- 47-

titlcd barrister. lliowever on. e. “es a e ome a '5' ' - side Kensington Inns River and M“ Montnmtw Owen and Stood up and mmwered with ‘ Pr“, ‘lunmm-the “nation o! mum,‘ I through o“ m “Rm” “d Amwur-hu‘

eve of the wedding she slopes th‘ the impoverished author. Tribula- tions prove too great andthwyoung

r ' ' HER LEAP YEAR! She n“ from riches to the man who of- fered he!‘ nothing but love—.and courage! Monigomeryk ‘grv.catesgt._rolc--wiih laughs ' chasing henrtitlirobs across iisdelightful 51°F)’ 0f

and downs or... modal-n romance!

MADGE EVANS ROLAND YOUNG

MONTAGUE

Mrs. H. J. Mabcn, Montague. Mr. ~Mabon has worked with Liggetts Drug Store, Montreal for flvc years and is now assistantlnianiigfier. His

did recovery after a recent attack of pneumonia. Mr. Stewart is one pf Montagucs most esteemed and best loved citizens and it is always a pleasure to see him around again. The writer called at his home on Friday and was much pleased with his brightness and appearance of health. ' ' with a beautiful; iecc,o.f_worl_r. The. .1 ._ ,. _ .. tnldessrs. Bruce MacLean, James

homes at Montague after a. very

Baker, who is an aunt of Bruce jMacLcan. They were accompanied byMr. Ralph Morse of Bank of

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were struck but harm was done.

sister Olga who is spending a. few days at Sackvillc the guest of Mrs. l-l. Larverson.

The many friends of Mr. George

Harbor took suddenly very ill a. couple of weeks before school clos- ing and has since been in a critical condition.

dies Aid of Prinoetown Ullihd Church on Wednesday July 0th. when they held their annual old fashioned tea in Mslpeque in w. G. W. Ramsay's field. Much time and labor had been put on the. tea bower and it looked very attrac- tivc with its long tables covered

V trimmed with beautiful flowers and foliage, and laden with all kinds

praises of the splendid cooking of

surrounding districts, all enjoying the fine view and meeting many

number of foxes. Another bolt set fire to a stack of hay and only the presence and prompt action of Mr. Maclntyre saved this from serious results. A number of other plains fortunately no

Mr. Eric MacKinnon, 3A.. Mon- tague motored to Borden on Fri- day. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. L M. MacKlnnon and

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lottetown, Miss Bessie McLeod. Mrs. M. B. McLeod, Valleyficld. Samuel Maser. Alberton, G. R. Earl, Yarmouth, N. r‘

Mrs. Mary Paiorson and Mr. D. K. Currie, Charlottetown, were guests at the home of Mr. Thomas McNutt on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lcckhart, Spring Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMurdo, Kelvin, were visitors to Malpeque recently.

Mrs. George Bearisto, Mrs. Ro- bert and Mrs. Preston McNutt ‘were in attendance at the Presby-

m.‘ James Bearisto and. Miss Harriet Campbell, both of Baltic, were United in marriage by FW- Fred Williamson, minister of Keir

piness along life's Scum”-

w. and Mrs. A. R. Gulls. Char- lcttdtdin. Ind Mrs. A. N. Gillie. Truro, N. 5.. were welcome. visitors here recently.

Mia‘: Alice Fraser, Charfittetown. spent s few day! rooontlv with Hamilton‘ and Malpequc.

Dalton and Miss Marion Carruth-

daughter Eleanor of Toronto are guests of Mr. and Mira. Keir Wood- side, Hamilton.

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C. J. St. Clair Jeans. Minhtes, preached on his return from-tho General Assembly and save an ac- count of some of the outstan controversies.

Taking as his text: ' Nevertheless I am not aahamed."-

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saidz-“I suiler", said Paul. That

to mention trifling inconvenienou. That meant something more bitter and starkly cruel than we can real- ize. Home was pressing her inn heel down on the apostle. Iibt two years he had been allowed some liberty, some consideration, some privileges. , ‘rho Romans kept him prisoner. but it was a mild and easy imprison- ment. It is even coniacturcd that he was liberated, and enabled for a period to pursue his missionary lab- ors. But this time there was no such latitude. Rome had come to hate Christianity. The Christians had been accused of abominable crimes. They were accused of setting fire to the city. And so they had been wr- ‘turcd at the stake and dung-to wild beasts. Nero's gardens had been i1- lumlnated one terrible night by human torches. 8o, when Paul was dragged back to Home, it was to be thrust into a foul dungeon and treated like a common criminal chained with rasping and heavy irons. And upon that ignominy was heaped hate, and, if not hate, at any rate contempt and ridicule for what he stood for. Added to that

fered scorn. hatred, loneliness, mis- understanding. He suflcrod indus- tice. He suflcred from the know- ledge that things were not going

old friends who had taken the vow with him years before, and who were now traitors to that vow.

Andallthesethingsasitwen came up against him with one voice:"—Aren’t you ashamed, Paul. ashamed of your present position, youvmomightshine so in the world, ashamed of the stand you have taken, ashamed of your loneli- ness, ashamed of the cause that

humiliation, you with your proud

greater than any pride of birth, "nevertheless - nevsrthclus I am not ashamed" No! Not ashamed of

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EVENTS BIPOITID IN ‘III

Summerside Prelbyterian , Church on sundav forenoon, Rev. rthink, when we were startled by the

"I suffer- n. ‘Timothy 1. 12.. Rev. air. Jeans‘

meant something. Paul was no man ' referred to a committee. We did not

than. to that Church sitting in quiet council, there coma a lettu from the friancb who left her, re- minding her of the inilutioo litr- petrated in i085. an utterly uncalled for letter-a letter written Zwith the world in its wnsent condition. with the storm tossed souls of men and women min: out for the gospel of Christ, whenold scores and battles ought to be forgotten and some brave combined eflort made for the salvation of our country — that let- tsr, I say, came to us, bitter, hard. cold. What could we do, or say, or

annmmcement that a delegation bearing grooiinsa awaited us ‘from that Church? If that latter had not come we would have received them without hesitation. Even as it was there was a disposition to give a ocsdial welcome. We hesitated, re- covering breath, and pondered. Can j you wonder; Then the matter was

refuse to hear the delegation. We asked time to consider the situation as is the Presbyterian custom. And than before we could do so the dal- eslticn was withdrawn. Then all over the country there arose the chorus of disapproval lead by cer- tain cheap and unthinking news- papers that here .was a bigoted Church, a narrow Church, a hating Church. en unchristian Church-a Church that indeed deserved to be called a cuit'of Anti-Christ. (in use the gracious language of the ‘Christian Century’ of Chicago.)

It is a lie-an abominable lie. We have suffered, we suffer, we have - been callcdlnsmeieas, we have been taunted, we have been maligned by writers whose lest consideration seems to be the truth. But we are not ashamed! We are not ashamed of what we have done. We are not ashamed oi’ what we are. We have kept faith with the past. We shall keep faith, please God, with the future. Let us turn to a. further consider- ation. There was the case of the diflicultiea at Knox College, where

ribie condition in a Christian and Presbyterian College. We were fac- ed by that situation. With all our other troubles. that was added.

who hoped that the General As- sembly would go to piccasbver the problem. But the General Assembly did not go to pieces. Nor was it afraid to bring the thing out in the open and discuss it. Nor was it afraid to proceed to a settlement. And it did it in courageous and de- cided fashion. In what other or- ganisation in the world would you see such a delicato matter brought

ed-but we are not ashamed. And

The times are evil, hardship is everywhere, Many Churches have been stampededinto taking hasty

mit ourselves, our all in Sim. With

when we are in touch with the Heavenly Iiiather. msnt has wonderful "examples of prayer, butitis inthe new testa-

nreyor- The disolploo frayed accord- ing to old rules and customs, but after beins with our lord realised they know really nothing about FY1701‘. may were given what we

questioning: as to why some are

trustinliimthough wedonotre- ceivetheanswer expected. Some- timesour prayesxaroselfish and

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Dill-BI all 1&3“ dial ‘I70 ' H. D. 88111101111. Rector of 8t. Paul's Church tbe servioncon two Sundays have been by o. w. Nichols. ‘Rector Waterford, N. B. His services have’ been much appreciated it I" hoped both Mr. Nichols A ‘his wife. will back plealantunsmoriu of stay in Charlottetown.

Many cf the regular worshippers at st. Paul's Church are now at their summer homes, nevertheless“ the congregations at all services‘ arafairly large. Visitor-Ito thacity are always welcome to Join the oollrolliion in worship.

The visiting minister has preach- ed meral sermons sppropsiate to the times we are passing‘ tiuough. Last Sunday at the morning alr- vice he took as his text “through love serve one mother." He said we need to get back to the teach- ings of Christ who taught us‘ the disuity of service. Christ ministered to the whole man. as fed and heal- ed the body and also ministered in the spiritual needs. Many are in direneedtodayandwearsaptto deal too much with the needs of the body and forget the colds need strengthening as well. Love means action and we must be ready to serve our fellow men st all times.

"And he believed in the Lord, and he counted it to him for righteous"- ness," formed the basis of a splen- did sermon Sunday morning. The speaker said in these days there is searching of hearts to find the cause of the upset and many coh- feasions are being made. 5o many were looking for profits, no matter how they were made. Today he said we need leaders of character, and by characior ha meant a man's moral relationship with God and his fellow men. may think they can be independent, and o! their own will overcome. They may for a while but in the end they fail. Char-actor coma as a result of

andbereadytodoitandoom-

the help of His Holy Spirit, we shall be able to do great things and

The Old testa-

ment we nnd thefull valuoof

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(Canadian HQ) HAMILTON, Ont, July Iii-The cherished right to represent Cans.‘ Mia at the tenth olymplad at IAI- Angeles was won by eisht outstand- : . ing competitors in the Canadian women's track and field champion-

ships held here satin-day.

will Join the chosen circle if bar" expenses can be met independently. __ The sight selected will have their expenses paid by the Women's Ath- " lstio Federation of Canada. ‘I‘ha_ Women's Selection Committee to- night announced they had the neo- essary 82,400 to pay the expenses

of the eight whose names were an-

bounced; Aileen Meaghsr, Dalhosl- sia University, Halifax, Hilda strike, Murray: A. 0., Mon- trcablvrinte; Lillian Palmer, Vin» cc , A. 0., Vancouver,’ B. C, sprints; Mildred Fisaeli. lakeside Ladies’ A. 0.. Toronto. sprints Mary Vandervliet, Alerts A. 0., the Liakeard, Ont, sprints; lilvs Dawes,

Ladies A. 0., Tomato, high jump; y: u

Ada Wilson, Tomato Lakeside Le- ' dies’ A. 0., Toronto, so metre hurd- les; Betty Taylor, Hamilton 01pm», pic Club, Hamilton. Mary Frilhll. of Vancouver Athletic Club will be added to the above list if independ- ent finances is forthooming for her expenses.

CANBERRA, Australia, July‘ Ii:- . The conference of Amtralian com- monwealth and state premiers to- davdecided on a three-day plea?‘

loan will be sought in the common- wealth orin overseas markets.

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h ’ lltsobllsod-toiretlarérrhfir F: "Commerce, Montague, as far as mmds‘ Mrs. Janice Paul, Woliaston, what he had done, not ashamed of and frantic steps towards a so- we are not willing to conform our BELL i MATH|E$°N _ Iszcegzrfilaltel. “gig glagbunlgifllah ‘Middleton where he remained to The You“ People“ society o‘ Mass. is a guest at the 1e of what he was, not ashamed of the oallcd economy. The General As- lives to His way. God knows heat. B. Kglambéhililioudhnlsla-D g hr is a happy reunion _ ‘ ‘ ‘ " 781291111 hi! Vflofltlon With hi5 lmrrois- man Unmd church pmmmd Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair McGougan. cause which seemed to be in such a. sembly of our Church was faced In this In of difficulties let us not Money to Loan .

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“Th . ‘l?! -. . p” repmmg o‘ the Montague Mal ue hail Monday evening » . a " * 8 Whlll. 6V1 i m“ flack 5, completed and same P” I - flame within his heart the know- manta, with all o tremendous cf- pggy ‘fight, . ~ ...,. AmazefiiAudionoéi... " bill's "m" a" my will“ "w" Z31’f§§..T§l.l“§l§..l§§svfi1w§l Primer Honored “d” “m” "° h“ “i m“ ‘“" ‘m "it" *1‘ i“ "°'"“=°" "d H1- om why-how Woo-ll. n- F- "ailflliiv B-A‘.

with Ifs» strength horses in a-1 condition for the big cmermmei Two vow so,“ " , faithful to tho will oommlmd in fatisue attendant on those olloril. Primate of all Canada, wiu admin- nannssrsn, soucrron ' g _ J _ races which take place in August. Grandmothefl, old Mm 0mm ByCQuntyCoancll brim. Ax he ‘as: content to leave with a heavy fight, (a debt, ‘by the m" qmmmmn m4 ma“ m, Norsny, 5a., m“ ~ > - “ ' u a cu me God. way, consi era. re uocd y the .610“ m.“ Riley Building filer "II- mrhe whm’ WW‘ xmmj m m. A. F. Campbell accompanied and My Lime Grey Home m m‘ 33393310730". NB» July 11,- Let me leave thatbflt! “position heroic endeavours of Ell-Moderator “mm u u“ n o M m MU-I-B-i month. ,~_t

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by..his son and daughter, Lincoln 3mm) n mum 599°“ m“ w’