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THE (JV-IARLOTTETQWN GUARDIAN‘

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LQFURCHES TOMORROW H

gnuacn oi ENGLAND 15am“,

The Central Guardian

[his column la rtaervcu l0! new» ui local ' ‘ but advertising o1, a ncwsy llllllafi may be inaerteu di 5 centl word strictly u...»

(innon Malone. M.A. I..'I‘h. 5UNDAY SERVICES 3.00 Holy Communion.

tins. . gfioyilailoral Eucharist and Ser-

non.

itev.

7 P. M. r. ensong rlnrl “ on. WEEK DAYS 135 A. M. lloly Communion, ex- "pt lylonday and Friday 3.15. Evensung Friday 1:30 P. M. _ wé' __'_

5r PAUL'S CHURCH A LeDrew Gardner, Rector g n: Hart-Davies, locum tenens. ‘organist - Miss Lillian Earle (jhoir Director — Albert l-‘lflnl! m“ Holy communion. 11,00 Holy Communion and Ser-

I mil-IL]; cnngrelltion of St. Paul's is

nining in the evening service at St. , lleterfls Cathedral for the month of I

auxuéllhlllYBODY WELCOME PRESBYTPRIAN s1 muss CHURCH '

______________ mrmsbyuflan Chum“, 6H,,“ CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHUTCH

Puwnal Stfrfl

Minister n9“ R, Mourhead Legal-c. D-D- organ]; Irs. K. S Rogers

C) i Direi-tor-lilrs. J. A. Lawson N” Public Worship I Morning at Eleven. and Evening

at Seven o'clock-

Preachcr: The lillnlii-CF-

Tile evening wurship is a brief war-time service of intercession, without sermon.

liiorlling Music:

nul-i seleeted- Mr. and Mrs. R nul Raymond. gait-angers and visitors cordially

Invited.

ZION earsavrrmitu CHURCH’ Prince and Grafton Street Minister iiev. G. Carlyle Webster Organist-bliss Rena W001i

MORNING WORSHIP

concerning Christian teachings con- flfflll"! the Ten Commandments.

land Convention of the Church of

‘vice will he dismissed. tend the meeting at the Summer- side (‘hurell in the afternoon and

able in advance.

LADIES WASH SKIRTS clearing 8t emu. S. A. lviacuunalds ' L-Mli-B-B-Zi.

m? THE BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. of Prince and Fitzroy Sta. Minister Rev. Harvey L. Benton, B.D. Orlilnist and Choirmaster John Inch, Mus. Bac. Morning llllorship 1| mm, nuSlermonz ’lhe llev. A. G. Robert. TIIE CHURCH SCHOOL, Classes meet in conecllorl with

FEDERATION LIFE INSUR- L-IIISIJ-T-ZI-iill.

C AA

POLICE COURT —— Al. the court‘ yesterday morning one drunk was ireleased on $5 ball.

and immediately i ll ‘i (h *'"-—— , morning service. Coma. “E112; bringl SEASON TKIKETS FOR OLD] the fmnfly; HOME WEEK. -- These popular,

amusement tickets are now on sale iit all Drug Stores and at. Old Spain Restaurant, ‘They are good for ev- ery performance of the four days and are transferable. The price is! only $2.25. L25l-10l -

bivenlng Worship.

Sermon: The Rev. A. G. norm-p SOIL

Miss Thelma Burns will be I11 charge of music morning and eve- nlllE in the absence of John Inch

Ml"- Bflvn Jusr ARRIVED shipment of The Baptist Church welcomes to Lathes’ Plaid Jackets $5.95. S. A. its pulpit x1 son of Prlnee Edward M-at:Dr:11:1l<l's. L-249-8- -2i.

Island. The Rev. A. G. Robertson M’ Dlsbv. N. s. You are invited to worship with

dIOSPEI. Tl-INT‘ MEE'I‘INGS— con- tmue in the Gospel Tent at Brook-l

Tm; “Apps-r CHURCH field nightly except Saturday at 8 o'clock. All welcome. No c - lectloll. L-ZZO-B-Q-l

‘ “ ‘ ' W i.‘ CHURCH OF CHRIST -.-- l TRYON. — The Crcsslnuu of Springhill, N. S-. Will be the preacher at Tryon United! Baptist Church tomorrow, Sunday. Mr UlOSSllIfllI is a former Pafillll‘ 0f the Tryon congregation and will be wcdcomed by many IHCIIClS. |

Rev. Frederick l

Kent Street Ilcv. Roselle W Nice. AB" B.[)., lili

er h Dingwell

Organist - M II.00 lllornillg . Sermon Sublet-t: God vs. idolatry. This is the second on a series

WEEKEND VISITORS-Mr. until lVirs. LKJILS Herring, their daughtelyl Margaret, of Murray Harbor, P. E. 1., and Mrs. Herring's sister, Miss

A Church with o welcome for all. . Lima“ Bcck- R N" 0i Boston‘ were

Se, you n, Nmrch s,,,,,,,,,,_ weekend visitors in town. They __i were over t lug Mr. lflerrlngs

B‘ _ _. f" I - ._ ., __ mother, M . Amcla Herring. and emu“. o w Prime “hum k his brnthe . and Sl5i.t‘l'-li‘i—li\\\‘. Vlr.

and Mrs-Frank Herring. -—Ne\\' Glasgow News.

IIIEASLES IN KINGS COUNTY -An epidemic of measles has broken out in the southeastern suction of the prcvznce and about a dozen raSes were reported from the virznity of Murray Harbor and Murray Rxer yesterday i0 Dr. B. C. Keeping. Drtputy Minister of

Christ meeting at Snmmersiiit- (‘hurt-h of Chalet the evening ser- Please at-

evening.

OUNITFID CHURCH“ 0i CANADA

11.00 A. lll. Theme: "Tile Sliver Pubizc Health. The measles are the inin-J w“ ‘___' ' ordinary ccln-lnunlcnble type and, L111: Rev. Scott Fulton. M. A., TRlNlTY UNlTFn CHURCH not the uemnail type . Cases are 9.1). 12f First Presbyterian Chureh,,‘ Prince Street also paper-left ’ ll'i Cardigan and Chathzlm. 0nt., will be the preach-g llliuistcr Soilrls, making the outbreak fairly‘ e1- al the morning service. . Rev. iiugll ltiilier. il1.A.. B.D. gmieral throughout King's County. Soprano Solo: Mrs. Arthur! Assistant -._---._ nonrr. i Rev. Donald f‘. neoillrovrl BA- v ‘ITED SCOTLAND - John EVE NG WORSHIP Organist Reginald Dncherty, son of Mr. and 7.00 P. M. Theme: ‘Tile Neumcss A. Roy Kendal I..R.A.M.. A-A-G-o- Mrs. Kenneth Doehertv of New God‘ 11-90 ll- "1- Plllll"! Wllffilllll “fill . Ilnven, who went cv as with the

‘"1111- Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Iiynlils: I09. ‘I521 494- 154- Tlie Sabbath Sellout meets at ten o'clock in the morning. “Watch

Sunday School. Sermon: "(lilristlitll Stewardship." Rev. Harold K. Wright. B. A. Vocal Solo: “The Lord's Prayer"

first Canrizlian conti ‘rcpt has rc- turnrd from a scv-ru days leave in Scotland and writes 0i the fine iiostiitailly extended. l-le sent his

MONEY

What ls money, and vmot does it means

In lives oi’ thousands who live serene?

The workmonfis cheque, with its cash well spent, Means thankful hearts, and a home

content.‘ A cheerful wile, and a thriving

brocd,

With healthy bodies and color good;

Well clad and shod in their vital

years As future man in the boy 11p-

ars. And girlhoods days are enriched ' fun

W1.

Ere da-wn of womanhood has, begun

All this, and more, is the child's birthright

In this fair land, with its future

, briglht.

name, methyl. when it reaches the blood stream. has a pPJUJIEI‘ 1101011 upon the cptlc nerve, causing paralysis of the nerve and bLmd-

. ness. I

4. What effect has beveraBe l1" cohol on the nerves? |

The affect ol‘ beverage alcohol," or, by its scientific name. methyl. is that the nerve centres b: c-lne. numbcd, causing uli the Illllfllblli, to be less acute and HOLIVL‘.

5. Why is the drinker not more quickly aware of this injurious ef- fect upon the nerve centres? ,

Because the numbness makes him less able to Jildge hi: true, condition. For instance — a" tired j luau takes a drink oi‘ wine and the alcohol in the wine dulls his nerves in a few minutes, and he feels less tired, and thinks he ls rerted. A m-an in pain takes a a glass of wine and ferls less pain because his nerves are dulled. and he thinks he is better. Bur. alcohol i123 done absolutely 110th 11g to r."- mrc-ve the lwarlness or the pain. ‘ It has made the man less cozrsclmls of his wearinew or the pain, but 1' it has done absolutely‘ nothing to

l l t l l l l i l l

remove tin- cause of tlhe weari- nos-s or the prim. It is (lnnglrcus and deceitful.

00in

“No other poison causes so 11mm-

But vuhait of poverty a-nd its needs. §§"'§.'§hv°rdi§>aag§< mbglh mglll‘ l The ‘mm of misery n’ precede?‘ and mental. lis does alrrliol ill the The lmmwd and Watson“ Lves various forms ‘in \\'lllCl'i it ls’ t..rén.‘~ °f m?” -l./r. Emil Bolton. Whose dreams are bounded by food and clot-hes ' ""'“

Which puts a blight on the inward 51871 Of God's own spirit,

of interest. to young 111.911 and

SOME QUESTIONS should be l-l) ‘

_ tilt‘ 9PM!‘ Iyoung lvclnen: when :1.;"~p1_\'1:~" fur‘ dll/lne? ‘work of any kind rid the p; on‘

n Slum‘ me Elolwh I" "he will" '.:l:r>rca:~hrd tor €'ill]llfl_\'illllii ref "l 995W quire that t-he applicant tll"lli(l And leads to dmpemte deeds, and comume pqum-o DR, M“, bum“... college ever advertise that thercl

rash, So let us strive, in this great good land. To brighten lives with a helping and. A klfidlV thought, or a deed well dche Will ne'er be lest till our course ls

run. — William McClure.

YOUTIIIN A DAY OF SHIPPING VALUES

“Seek ye, flr=t the Kingdom of Gcd and His rgh-teousnees and all theSe things shall be added unto

you." Matt. 6:33. The questions for consideration are: .

What are the ohief problems and quertinns facng young people, What principles can guide

decisions. How put these prinniples into action?

Olil‘

l. L‘st the major problems fac- ing young people today:

Finding employment.

Swurmg educational opportunry.

What to do in regard to preys-i!- tng social and recreational cus~

was a saloon near by. convenient’ for students‘? of a ball team or other company, of athletes permit member: of the | litre ermr‘ iii-re

bflliftllilfiil | 0i ‘ ". season for games? Dces the solozu-

Does any lnnnagerl

team to drink in the keeper encourage his bartender to drink with customers? Do not many of them forbid the habzt? There are scores of similar ques- tions that might be asked. The ii.

quor habit i= not an aid to success '

anywhere.—Selectcd_

Sir Frederick Trove-s, Surpern to the British Rural Home. said; "1: was. as you know, witlmthe r~llei' g column wlfch moved on Lady-l smith. In that reluluit e-f some 30,- l 000 met". the first who (lroppezl out. ‘ were not the. tall men. or short men, or the big men. or the livle , men. but the drinkers. and they‘ dropped out as elrarly ns if ihevl had been labelled." ' |

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THE ANSWIIROI" rm: SOFT.

, We limit cur elves on Sunday to ;i'l»"i“9fl.“f* our value as hvmnn hr- ngs. The prrbleul cf the werlrl Ts not programs but persons. The =oul ls dyed n-ith the colour of its

I ._ lSeven N. B. Men

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THE HRTN ACDEMY or ACADIA UNIVERSITY

ii "Model" Aratlomy (eo-adilrtational) under auperviltlnn uI Dean of School oi cannon... con "no. in rushlenve nI School 0i Household Euorlullllirw and 1n... Aria. CURRiCULUNlw-Desiqned to nloul

u... needs oi u... uiuiiullii. TEACHING METHODS:—lllnsirol. iflq 11... best ill u... "N... 'l'oacliinq " counscsn-u - -, Matriculation, General, Business.

AcAmA UNIVERSITTT

IDEAL LOCATION FACULTY - EXCELLENT GYMNA

WOIJFVILLE. NOV §CO"I;'..'\ IOOUHDUXJ l'.QE Graduate courses letdinq to d. firms :.l .‘4.Il., M fir, l’! ., w]

Master in Mus.c.

Four-year courses loud w) It) hold Economics z-"d ii .'

Special courses lean-rig to "Honors" m '- Honors".

One-year special course in Eflilml Science to qualify for the 'l'earl Nova Scotla and the tleqzee oi l

Three-year course l1: .

Three-year course llultllnq lo a r t-ll i“

Three-year course in l'.'.‘:1lr11,»r‘ri:. , years in Nova Scolia cclil

Two-year course lullflillf] lo d1;

Pro-Medical, Pre-Dental, Pro-L

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LARGE

Charged With ‘ Liquor Conspiracy

HAMPTON. N. B, Aug. 2 _tCPl »~ Seven 111"11 ap- "til‘€(l in the pn- ' on (‘liLll"l‘.‘S ill spiriis and - and the gov- ernment of excise duties and sales tux for alcohol manulartured in Cfillflllll. ‘The accused were remand- ed llllill next Vvednesrlay

The seven were Charles Green, Abert Speight, Lorne Spelg-ht, and Almus Slwigllt. all of Saint John; ' hi1 March. Lreprentl; Hector _ user. SI. Gregoire. Kent Conn. .\' and Trlrx Leger, Renauds Mills. Kvlr. County.

Tur- lnformntlnn tvas laid bv R, l‘. Xi P. Corporal Arthur King. l x and Constable J.A.A. 'I‘lll‘— . Rlnllcfon, Cztrnliel‘ and Leg-l were represented by J. K. Me-I

Jllnmy Germ ‘Trouble Just to Sillllt‘, After the program the following

n. l. nasal‘

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1.: . '1r'1"~ l';ilillt‘l' College

(‘ll \lil.ll'l"l'l‘."l'tl“'N ljil Print a Fl. Phone 107}

t-ve11§11‘:< h) appointment

Hlf‘»l,‘.llCll[\‘lDi§

DA zvclilvc

New Dome liilllronlu

hlllllagelllt-rit t). K. Pres!) allli ll. J. hint-Neill.

SATURDAY

Most Modern 'i‘ut-~rln\ 11nd Saturday And UI"T°'D“'° Jill tlranville Si. d Ballroom , ‘_ _ _

Eclsf of Monireol O. K. Presby and i»: Novelieers Doncing—9—l2

Standard Time

I thorns, ILII-Slbi. All).

"We. Bilcicuche, vho l' <1 Certificates were presented: r v ha‘ ‘ ‘mp 1e for Grade VIII, Peggy hiauMilliul, GITI _, J-nu, A,.,,.,,,,. J, K0“, w, ,I~lt-lel1 MacDougal. Plrylis" ZtlaIrKhl- ‘mil a; Sllilflll from each of two I m“ Marv Cnmmlgh‘ _..

l)"llFl.\lil"'ll and $3.000 m1 the "tecozzfi ‘itssnr-e of each flCTllSPd. ‘These a. - Huts were not. obtained, and all‘

t.

Grade Vl., Cilifrrd bluelsltuc, l.e-. ‘nun Cnvallngh, Marjorie hlueDougJ ‘nl ‘

.\l'l'l.'.\l. TO (

PARENTS

(‘Erode V.. Audrey- Maelvllllarl. ll‘- lll" "Vent o! evaotmted Prlres were presented to the pupil l ren com g m this Prmrlnoe, . . 1:: good condition

m: the highest average in each ‘- in‘: them durtrg

, _ toms among them the drink cus- _ ye. stand fast. in the ‘faith, quit you-Maiotie. V ‘n, lllClllH‘ ns a suit lllf‘ of the VlSlft, {cm leisure hem, Tm, h ,,.,,,. Sunday Tm anmmrzloqi," {F ,_ _ _ 1ltlc_ VIII. ‘Pngm. ,,,.,.,,,,, h, wmoh me like men. be strong. V Miss Audrt‘) (l is’. ‘H two llRWCSClllt? s} . iiillidkifClldéks what, 1s your gum,” m; a grcat w, H, ma, ,,,.,,,,, d,“ xuhnn, was {Niki 0-H Igmiiqv Jilulglgg firming“,llncléfforfllwotloel l, i/*gfr~iv|]rlr b910,,’

Baritone Solo: Mr. Arthur .00 n-m. rltllllf‘ H orsl n. n w .1lch are \£‘l_V highly pllzcrl. “colic Conscience is the demand that vslrnnoeyyt. n; qhyynpyq. M>.,.,». n-0, ,,A,,, l, mp", nmnbor o, b-q-renls ‘m, “- __ {fir} d}; lxflll- C11 1,.—n,.,,.., Any 01,46“ Forqrllnrrstrn. Sermon: Fatal Contentment. in Scctlanrl he \\‘s the gues. of we live up to the be=t light we show at living is traced to tlfe fir! ~ IYYHPSPRT- The tenchel" and ~‘.~{.“"‘M;.j§§,,f§§,‘,: égflfh},

Rev.‘ Donald f‘. Beetlvrovll. B. A. Visitors (‘orrllnltv “Th-omen

Mr. onrl Nlrs. David Carr. 3 Rut- have, and it is the judgment that innd Square. Edinburgh who greut- i it promptly renders within the scui, ly enjoyed having a P. E. Island approving o; condemning our ac-

that. ‘he has so little npnerturriv to practice the art Sunrlav is a. s11- preme chnnrtunltv for the nvqefl n

,\ cordial welcome is extended to V

W“ w worm", at 2km. JClll :1 very ('l'ilO_\‘€1l)lCi’I'IOl'iI-lBlllTlCilj Grade

h

. f0 me. olding a picnic on the shore l Marjorie MacDougall. r um“ L. C. Maclsaacfis farm. The teacher was the

iv

. - » -~ llltl year to join her husband who mm" m m‘ me Dlvlslol‘ 0mm? m uad‘p:e:cde:l i121" illrce yrars from

Cnariotbewwn.

late Fr. McGuigan of Vernon Riv-l er. P. E I. ‘They all spoke in the

In. summarizing all cf this in the XOllOWJlg statement: An act is

. RVISITING DIONTAGIYPI

n silrprisetl

r_ .__. _ __. ._...._ _- soldlfx" as their guest. ltion. Tim moral lurlrenseut. is the-t of the art of living. n. t; ,1 D firrlpg and ,,,,,.,,,,_, P, d,;_,,.,_,,,.1,m, M“ Purdfl, 0mm 0 mfltbiflllilfl‘ "AW- fl _"" M” "El" b“ which conmlelwe .,_ of hiilrnzo elm, . lncltitlins. ice-oreanl the the ptlpllsuvlio read ndr ‘ T“ f» ~21 u x bonlbardcd by French arlucred ,, , . . . shapes its demands and renders its 11 eturued to the school-house presented the teacher with 1 in i ‘:1 r" r 11 vtl-vmln t». -- cruiser. Colonial Sectclilll’ All- wflfgfgaélxlilspllibn dmlslf-"F- . - lie (‘losillll exercises. tlful izift for wlncli the :~:1tl1<‘1-‘ ‘ ' ‘ “c?” .__.__ drcw Bonar Low reviewed the Sec- é,,‘,_‘,‘,l)‘,‘,c‘ had Que‘ ‘hang, ‘,I,,Ce_n‘,‘,,,. 3. Dis: n of the application ._______ A rs. Thcnlas, Burden. presided, (Doris Currie) expressed her sincere’ l W, I .,,.- |',, ( '|.,§,| ,. Cm, canadm, Ccmingen, m h“? dfrlnllvrtlhlling as their gums.“ as,“ p, . , _ b flllrléllCvifilfllvyllil tirosraln was en- appreciation. _ l 1- . V Tc €nncglEdvéiliii 015m“: ‘Db land. Gram‘ Mo“ R3“ J‘ 6' Mciélyilzan"indivldlvr Rellfileiltfitlfflcalgi-Yact on the e ‘lOl‘rl1'""l1)l‘s'“nC‘) Britnlmls and O C’ll'i onlvlalleshalxfnloisfllhgagglylliliniiltlulillcllwi ‘vxxrrlll’ AT (“TE A BARBFR V l llllll all ‘"55 ‘°“‘°.‘Y "i" p. D. A'l b; r1‘. .1:.;‘Rt. ' .- _ .7 - ~ ‘ .' ‘ "' .~ - . ‘ ". Y: lnnvv w!» 'i".',"‘~i Ilrzil ~ ‘ b u, ‘rewm, o, n mum. from no R‘ hmlccsllxlllléllilrglly “gm?” 1mm (Cl Whether itfquares Wiih the ___ tgfvlllltlie uelcfisunt, ulult ihcrfllzlg LlililOil felt fm theumwlsnt yolk ‘ ‘ ' "his! ‘w; . . .. . In W_ _ . . n. .. _ , . . _. , mdmdua and 50cm consclenca an,“ “mum, ,5 "served ‘ml Y. _ 1.l.t_ ._ _ nous. lt..flOll(‘ bv the teacher m tin: llllvl‘ Nalwm“ bQmmmdlme“ Dr‘ .' G I M n1 tot oi St. Dumians Umvel l r31 Light thrown on the propos- news of ltlcill interest but d‘~~ “Lib-f lwuf: t< 1:211, Posture, years she spcut with them . . gouty. saline that 1-1011. J, . n em Orld CE1r1r1oitr-:c\\‘11 1111d Rev. Put. ed oction by the experience of the trsirlg ui a nclvs iiui" a" “h Plum n/Iacxmno“; 501°‘ R3111“ Cmil A "Ow °f lhmlk“ ““‘-‘ ""“"“l‘i“l t“ “ ~\ \ H n '_ “MIL IIEATED (dflflhllfil. Mlllliwl °l_ Ndlmllal Walsh, P. P., Palmer Rcndh P. raeg and prevailing social ideals. inserted at Z yellhilg L mflturz fiilllllllj recitation. Gloria Burdettqthe teacher for the (‘illll\'.'il)ll' ])l‘I\- ~ _(""-'lllll°l1!llfillvflier W“? bmlllis- “Wm “PP‘°°“""’~‘.““5 LL . A rwzeirciiliv fact is that the A (4) The tact that we live in a. strictly paying“; ,,, ,,,,,.,, " chants‘. Red Cross sons: duet. Leona . gram and picnic which she planned. "irrlun. 1199-84-21 I-lilfilflllcfi tlllll» Rfld CPO-ls Vmllll‘ MR; RUM" qHARBELL bishop and cglnpnlliollg are nll 5mm] “tom-i and what one perm“ -————---M__ncc' Cfllfiliiish and Laurcrtri Alchorlujfllo children were treated with or- ~ ‘- ' ‘ w“ could ‘We h, Connccnm, WM, .. _ . . . Ccusns “m, Mgr’ Murphy mm N“ does “Heck C-mers‘ (“teeny or m. ‘S U B S U R l P l l 0 N an w qilnlrietit‘ School Days, Pcgqv Moc-anges and the Slllgllltf of tho N11- ‘m I.liT-fi ROOV HOUSE WITH m? llamunal fcglstrallon, onT-‘PB: Thfle passed“ F Jc£,,u,,y a,,,,,,. on P. C. Zvlurpitv are also firs‘. rous- (llreetly. lmmediatelv m‘ ultimately, ‘he Charlottetown Guardian may be‘£13,,m?F0320“éqgyifiianfllgfinap,112,43?’lifxléggnnwln lflxffigh: m “n m“ 5 '.§W”,"‘ ‘ l "“""1" IFPPS» Apply Il-ik-Jlll» 29m» 911d 315i» _ “~5~ F,.,_.,-,_,. Jul. n; 1M3 M 1m- “qm; ills. This is the second visit of in greater or less degree, for bet- ilflllllfid to their Rum. Aycllla -_- ~ _ ‘ a "l. _ -‘_ l ‘asmlna “mm” ‘l I.-300~il-3-3i Numb’ 1° l1" l“ m“ 959361” C“: , poi-l1.‘. lg-G 3c s4tu-tc1, “rip; of Mgr. M1. :l_' and Father Walsh, ter or for worse. Hume- ‘ ' " " = “"593 l° leave the“ palms ‘vlm 132W", '.§,,.',,-b..1'] of“ 11ml l)‘ ‘c. .n= they visited in Sydney four t5» A critical analysis of the . W‘ m ’ til: registrar in the district or at M'-l“s1l:rb‘nll‘;\‘§ m ‘m sww- , Wig,“ Ho’ ,,.,,,,,, He“ Charles B‘ mnmcn, am, a dbcfimhnlupg c\,a,u_ ‘Nqron SALE __ Laws, mo“, °“" °5 ‘he Red 511155 B1'*‘~““he5.“t .17‘ I ‘.,.“_..,<(.'n' o1 illFSCUYIYIPS ".1 Mm-phy was ordained to the Priest- atiou of the evidence for and 5mg", Sewllll! Mflfllilit‘. Pcrlcct Albclwll- OT-flillilli sllmllwlslls- Win90]? f“ "mm" 13s,. h, 1,1,. hoof. On that occasion they were Hllalnst a Proposal course of ac- condlmm‘ Sylvia Gold”? Bl-"Tllk Hillitcl" River, Sourlsand GEOTRP- m“ mvmw’ C“ " ‘ ‘ h ,fiL‘20lllll.’llllt'fl by their unce the tlou Mmliaglle- L-‘-=37-9~ll-3l-

’1'l1e students nurses of the Prince lllelPllllle 5U" _ n ._, _ 5 he, mm C m“, mg; and fhg wrong when it is anti-social; that M“- J- V» Brady oi‘ Worcester. Edward Island Hostiltai held a Tim” ‘tigh’ ”» n’? ‘ml,- mTv-i‘gc§11letnl£1l1t\‘ ll) be seelrthrough- ls- Wlle" ll l5 detriment“ l0 1-1“! Mass" acccmpanled by h” W“ dance at the Cundal Home rccent- Cd l" 991M189 ~“~_ Ulla 1nd ‘Qslfififi (m, Capo Brew“ and momised ,0 Welfare o; scmmy; 1,, L, r13“, when li.tle daughters. motored to her l)’ llllll Clive the Drfi-‘lfififii $19-90 mere ‘vh-Xcah buimcéb 1m ml l~e re‘. rn on a future occasion. — it is social; that, is. when it is °ld h°me a‘ Mwuagm? M‘ “Wk w,,.,,,.ds Red 6,05,, w," ,v,,,.k_ capable Jclnt-1l1a_.1og-m_.ntc, m‘; ,_._,n,,,,, POS,_R,.CO,d_ ,he1 ful to society. 1km r1115 0m, m Mrs. Brady is amending to the sel-