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Service at Kingston Friday

ht at 7.30. Cornwall at 7 on day. L-6846-9-29-li.

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_ coNFEnr~:nATI0N urn INSUR- , ANCE. L-alas-7-iz-312

_ HOLLAND BULBS arrived and are for sale at Carter‘s Bookstore. I L-6820-B-29-ii.

KENT BEAUTY SHOPPE re-

l` opens Monday. Special Prices.

L-6784-9-36-31

HEAR THE ISLAND’S Young

` ` Orators P. W. College tonight.

P. w. college nail tonight 'Lao o'clock. Hear the Champion Jun- ior Orators from the various School Fair Centers. L-6825-9-29-li.

UNLOADING CARS COAL.-A.

Pickard as Co., are unloading can Springhill, Inverness Coal and Dominion Coal today.

L-6821-9-28-31.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. --Rev.

Ewen MacDougall will preach Wed- nesday 30th in Peoples Church, City

Belfast l..

.___ His one error, was as

doubting the divinity of Christ, and

Service i.n Bt. John's Presbyterian B Church, Belfast, on Sunday morn- to

his writings.

it were.

bolt of lightning from Heaven had come to convince him, but after

mllf september 2°t'h» was °°nd“°i'°d once seeing the light he never

by Rev J. R Skinner, pastor of thc __

ed back The many daily battles

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United Church.. There was ll very of me were MSU taken up by the large atendance and a very able RW genf_\em,m_ prom me daily 5°"“°“ Was Pl°°“°h'*d~ Dmmg tm’ battle for bread and its severe con- °ffel'l”E the “hm” “"3 "Au han sequences, to the battle against, sin.

the power oi’ Jesus Na.me". The ev- He

horoughly showed his hearers

“ning Seflilce Was °°“d”°t'ed by the that no man can serve two masters, Y°111’lB P6091” 5°‘»`l°W Wm* MTS' cannot be on two sides at the one Mabel Maclilachem, President, pre- time as you me in danger from hom

siding and Mrs. Monty MacEachern in leader for the evening. The scrip-

that case. Hia references to how the dif-

t“"° 155°" was read by Mr' mg' ferent classes of people near their illaid MacLean. The topic was rela- earthly end and of what they are til/° £0 °h11f°h 111““°“¢° “mi ""1 zlllnldng et that ol-meal time could dev 111° and IWW 111*/¢1°»1i1“S md- not but sink deeply into me lleerls

ings were given by different mem- of

bers. try

'W' to

his hearers and make everybody io oonsecrate themselves anew try to be able to say when the

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RANGE coAL.-Inverness coal 3

makes a. quick, hot, clean fire. Try a ton. Cash price $5.75. A, Pickard

7.30 and Sabbath, October, 4th at

tanchel at 10.30. Peoples Church at

P. M. and Birch Hill at 'I P. M.

L-6830-9-39-li.

HEAR THE ISLAND'S Young

Orators P.. W. College tonight.

L-8825-9-39-ii.

attention on Sunday morning, Sept.

A plane dying along Plnette River end comes --I have fought ,_ gwd

above the North Bridge attracted nshtfg The ,mgms pf “Hgh” the

G00d Fight" i7l'0l-l8i`it thi! h61pf\ii

2°'-hi M 5°"°l`°-l Wm” it Seemed W service to a close as Mr. MacLeod 1 dll’ and much the Water bill the has a particularly wonderful way on

ing the message the personal

supposition is the result

trees prevented a clear view and sw

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uch. As the pastor is still on his holl-

Sympathy is extended to Dr. days, there was no evening service;

` t . ` ' Cl/7'/Q U" W Dlccson :md Mrs Dickson of

Allllie Macrae and her brother Mr. and many of the ¢°ng,-egation at.

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"`l'l`¥_`_': V- f i, ‘lil "_`;\` ,_ on a visit io ilis p:ll'c1lls Mr, and place Wednesday mmnmg' sept'

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-_I`-'- r ‘_ ' ||l:|.l.ow I many old friend. lvrrs. Dickson

, ,»,,`.f" fl jf L’ ‘_ many illlprovcnlenls especially the; . i Al' ,- 1 ‘

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Bt. City left yesterday on retum. E

visited hLs home here and ile saw

» ` .i .' ' ~ wllo is il southern lady was mak

lrull-hem/..-rn.

Digi i-`liIl.ii \\`().\ll'IN'S I.\'S'l`PI`U'l`E

xv.

Mrs. l“r.~l,v_lk Houston welcomed

the nlcmhcrs of ,\fa_\'fioId Womens lnsritlllc to llcr llonlo for tile Sop- tonlbfr nl'oil:;z_ Tile ilrosiciolit Mrs, Davis ,\IJff.l;: p:‘l~s1<iod_ Mcuiing opened by sillglllg Ode, and re- peating Crctd lrl lll‘.l_~c-ll Milllltes

of last l:lv“:;l'.;z road, zlfioptcfi and.; signed. l'-l_~i1 Cilll \\';l.\ l‘l\.~,lo:lci<‘<i t0_ by 11 m1 mlzors :ind G visitors. Bllsi-F

nom committee appointed were_"`

Mrs. Davis Moffatt and Misses

Jclinftte Clark' and Mzlrguerite_'h Housion. Roporls of tho different comlllizlces were tllcn given, New M

f"'_ ',‘_==>_ if ' E ing her first visit :md was charmed!

1110*? Canadian and .- with the lovely scclllcry and geniall Standing for August _md scp____m_

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hospltnity oxtslldl‘d_ Ml'. Dickson' 0 llo`<is a prominent pofition in the

_ 'gcllcnlllirlllt at Wnsilington and

ctunls lo his work much no-f frosllcd llflcl' ills ll<>ll:l.ly_ En rolltc ,,

brother Benjamin in Prescott

nine and hi: grzllldnlother, Mrs.

e will spend a few days with his! B701,

Grade

Doris Johnstone, 3. Archie John-

FUNERAL NOTICE-The funeral Mrs. Thomas Hynes will take

leaving her late residence

mmyvaie at 7.30 arriving at

rnon River church at 9.30.

Mr- D. B. Stewart left yesterday ornlng on a visit to Ottawa.

IRISHTOWN SCHOOL

r. _ Grade Grade Grade Erma.

X-1. Janie Mann.

IX-l. Marjorie Warren. VIH-1. Louise MacLeod, Campbell, 3. Leroy Camp-

VTI-1. Enid Campbell, 2.

Alex Macrae oi’ Pinette on the death te

nded service at the Bt. Andrews

of tllélr Sister MIS. ROSS GRY that church Orwell, where a Masonic took place at_her home in Fall River parade was held at 2_3() p_m_

MMS.

The regular monthly meeting of

-i- the Mt. Buchanan W0men's Ins.i-

Belfast friends have read with re- tute was held at the home of Mrs.

great that theresigllationofni-.Jolm Jas. D, Murchison on Sept. sill HOWIE B5 Bhll Ml-SSl01l1l1’Y in Ifldlil with lm attendance of 11 members has been accepted by the Board. and four visitors present. Meeting Intimate friends of Dr. Howie who opened with the Institute Ode, fl-,i_ know how his heart is in this great lowed by roll call responded with "n WOI`l< Will feel thot tlli-S 1-‘S B Kreat Pickle recipe.” Standing colnlnittcus loss in missionary work and par- presented usual reports and new

ticuiarly to the Bhils and will hope on

es for the coming month are as

that ho will be greatly blessed in follows: School, Mrs. John Moni- whatever work he will take up who- son; Sick, Miss MacDonald and

ther in Medicine or Theology.

Mrs. Donald MacKinnon. Next

l- meeting at the home of Mrs.

The most outstalldlng event, of the Nicholson. Roll call “A Hot Supper

past week was the semi-social visit . Dish". It was decided to hold a

of Hon. C. E. Dunning and his i S11

pper and dance in the Belfast hall

ohn Dickson, Milo. Maine.

daughter Miss Katherine Dlmning in

the near future. Notice of same

Martha. Broivll zllld Mrs. Gordon C Hollstoll. Sirk ltfiss Ella Wyallcl ` H

and Mrs. D_l\'is Moffatt. Refresh-I 5010 bv Ml_S_-W_ A_ P_._[_cr5On_ Mm

ln-cnt, Mrs. Annie Johnsloll and, J

ones appoilltoci are School, Miss l J

xcllmlge oi' ficwir seeds. Tile

lcnlbbrs \\'cl‘c liicn invoreri with a L

anlss Houston illviacd tile nextl Vi

MW' Frank Houston' Pmgmml llloffiillg to htr ho'ne for the Oc-

‘\¥""?"5 Com T°‘_)mi°5 ““‘_i_ J°“n_5fn_f_i iobor lncctillg. Mrcting closed by C.alk. Roll Callor rica. mee inn S,

llging the National Antllvm.

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' OUR BOARDING HOUSE

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with . ._ _ . _ Major Hoople

l_u~l-lamp is on l>lsl>\_ UNDER' YOUR Ti-i\RD anal!

sl-\.~>.\/isle Baum 7

OP. is Tl-l' Qraoue PERFUME room l-l’ c\_E1\l~lluc-3 l=\.\_\\D You user; Tovouel-\

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A HOOPLE TEMPER I5 ‘ NO `i'l2ii~li/\E`l`

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stone.

Grade VI Sr. l. Margaret Mac-

eod, 2. Eugenia MacLean.

Grade VI Jr. 1. Layton Profitt, 2. vlan Dawson, 3. Ewen Profitt.

Grade V Sr. l. Ewell Davison. Grade V Jr. 1. Allison Ma_cL.eall. Grade IV-1. Low`cll MacLean, 2.

“‘;'>'--<41: rr George Msci./ood, 3. Lenlan Davison.

Grade III Sr.-1. Earle Campbell,

Clair Campbell, 3. Anne Camp-

5' I Q17 `DO\l~\6 A l\l\6l_-ll' ‘5l\lEf*l4 V55/ AND HOW /3;' ¢*WF'F""5pUT'T""yi belclirade 111 Jr.-1. Billie Mnenoan.

.- wo #HE owlf; l>.l~ll~l\J/s\_ come THE emu ' Eesoll-l/we A

_ §l~flol»<El2, el-liz we\_L,1H' " 1'D Love To cl.\l=l= cane l-low von ey < RED Llellré ae/slusr woo, Reev.-5 vvm-l 'fl-\' -ross voulz 11

:aww vAl.El~ml\l'e- duel' ODOR OF MV new accueluel ff.

. PULL ul>'ro'rl-\'cul=.e, l-lelze, _ 4/

Asn ew; me A 'real-WORD

Al-_vel OM WHY MY New RED AND BLUE Foun-

Gradc II»~Jcssic Profitt, 2. Peri-

Davison, 3. Elizabeth Johnstone

nd Earitt Davison iequall. Grade I (ai-Gladys Mann.

(bl Ruth Proi'itt. (cl Leith Mann.

_ Perfect attendance-Doris John-

/ `stone, Layton Pmfltt,Ewc~n Davi-

_ '% son, Earle Campbell, Billie Mac-

Lean, David Campbell, Psrioy Dzlvi- son, Jessie Profitt_ Ruth Profitt.

Teacher-Alma E. Campbell. _

ning has a very pleasing pcrsollality and his non-political spcccil was de- pl livt red with his usual cioqucncc and 25 charm. M

iariy interested in Miss Dullnillg's U

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` the pnnfnninn of .Inman Doyle, thence

auntllwnrdly alomr the nalul elutern _

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pnaarlmlull ol' .lalllen Duylo along fha eastern boundary nf M lu.-ru oi' lnml

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aoreu of land owns-rl by Patrick and

was present on Sunday Sept. 13th ill St. Johns Presbyterian Church Belfast when the morning service was taken by ‘R.ev. Dr. Malcolm James MacLeod of New York. A full choir was present with Miss Annie MllcRae at the organ. A beautiful solo "Does Jesus Care" by Mr. William Williamson oi' New York was very beautifully sung and added le greatly to the wonderful service of 5 the day. lvir. MacLeod took his text .c from Second Timothy 4-7 "I have fought a good fight," h

a warlike strain and of the many

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N: paid llrenrll (mek, illalwo weltwardly

along mid Creek to the pines of com- |

Mr. William Shea, President of thc CG

when they attended the meeting in _ will aDD€f’~f in the Press in due the Belfast Hall on September 22nd. i lime. There was no programme as

rrespondence and discussion of

Liberal Association for thc Fourth , Sami' t00l< UD the allotted time.

district of Queens presided. Bl~ici',Progrl1mme committee for next preliminary addresses were given by nlcnth Mrs. Donald MacKinnon. Messrs. Dougald MacKinnon, M.L.A. Meeting closed with “the King", Walter Jones, M.L.A. and Peter Sill- ‘ when the hostess served lunch as- clair_ M.P. Others on the platform sisted by Mrs. MacR.ae and the were Miss Katherine Dunning, Misses MacKinnon and Marlene

daughter of the Minister of Finance, dll Mrs. Peter Sinclair, Major Rllsscl C. Vi Chandler, President and G. F. Tweedy, Secretary of thc Queens

Co., Liberal Association.

There was a large attendance as ,

is always the case when illlytlling _ of a non-political or non-scctllrian nature is llcld in Belfast, Mr. Dull-

’i‘hc teen-nge girls were parlicu- In

An unusually large congregation

sat

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I-lc explained Paui's life as being of fro

served. only the near relatives of the

ring sl plcllszlnt social hour when ctroia sclcctions were enjoyed by

all.-J.

Hollis- N esbit N uptials

A wedding of m.uch interest took ace cn Friday evening, September tll_ at 6,30 o'ciock, when Miss Cora ny. dluglucr of Mr. and Mi-S_

nivl Nelbit, New Glasgow, was

nitcd in lnnrl-inge to Mr. Lester

vlsit as she is slated to be presented H0ui5_ Sou of ML Daniel and me at H15 M1‘J'°S‘Y`5 C°“1'° in M“Y “mi lore Mrs. Houls, Mansfield, N. s. ule are pleased to think that at least R ’

one of these debutantes has been a br visitor to Belfast.-J. e

ov- W. G. Quigley officirltillg The ide who was given in lllnrriage by

father, entcrirlg the parlor to the

stl°r.in.s of Lohongrlns wsdding march played by Mrs. W- G. Quigley, looked wirlsome in a gown of white

‘n :md bridal veil of silk meline

cnllgllt up with orallrxc blossoms and carried il boquot. oi pink sweet peas and b:1by‘s breath. The couple were unattended. They stood under an

h which was bealltifully decora- with sweet pi-ns, astors, maple .

aves and green foliage, The color orme in the dining room was llrried out in pink and white. The large wedding cake, tall brass candle olders and tapers graced the table

m which the wedding slipper was

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references to war and war material

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_ MR. JACK SHULMAN Will show the new ideas in' Coats and Suits by '

‘ LANGBURNE

Wednesday, Sept. 30

second floor

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°°m‘m°u“g PH-mes were Presellt to pcrsonncl, naval or civil, going or W“"'°55 the °°l`9m°11Y.' The bride, day journeys as motorcycle pillioll wh° hi” been llvl-“Z in W`lllCl1<‘~‘f£1‘, passengers, owing to danger of ao- M"'~"5 for 31° P9-Sl flve Y€zlrs always ¢|d@m_

spent her holidays at her home _ln l“`W Gl&~S€°'w is very popular, and U10 gl‘00m holds a responsible posi- tion in Beverley Mass. The foiiowng Sfllfufflill' ¢V€n~l11S a "shower" was held for the newly weds when love- ly Klflis were received. The happy

¢'l11Die left Monday morning for their . _ _ future home in Beverley, Mlm, 1 ,= <"~`..-. THE FAMUUS followed by the been wishes of tllolr ,’ L ` RUUWNG noel of friends. ~<l_P ,f R____|~!:L5:§__NI___` GA'I'e'.sHs:An_ mqlerlrl_lcPl ._ ` If

Dancing accelerated the death oi’ a_blein¢mailer.regula

George Smith, 74, who co`iapse:l ill `§__'-n _'_' _"‘“' ____ _ _ _ a waltz, according to nn in urst -"‘ ' l

verdict. q ll M A R D S 1

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Eastern Guardian

..’BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUB

now, you will not regret it.

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Milton Doyle (nf the one pndrl) :lf

the undersigned (of the neon pl default having been made In the any

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4. Feeding tainted or putrld ment. 5. Feeding meat from cattle or other animals

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6. Feeding from dirty dishes. 7. Feeding foods containing irritating sub- _ stances (such as disinfectllnts.)

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