NOVEMBER 20,10

27

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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No Disiiguring Blemislles to Hide

if (‘Zutlcnra Soap is used daily, assisted by, Cutlcura Ointment when necessary. They do rnucb to prevent blackheads, pim-

to promote permanent skin health.

s m. s; nan. anam- Canadian

and other unsightly c-lllPlkllil, and

n u‘ Ltd. Ifltru-l." Price. Boon fie. Olntxnt lcum He.

i Cutlcura Shaving Stick 25c.

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7i.,v.~...q;,l?j>vlllig, iNfl

. a pr st‘ nisli

_ ,,,,-. . n the L. ._Ci Alleys

a ‘Ease andiigdtin ‘gamgiv rolled -

iwgween the Anch wand-Stars. thei

iii, of” plnspSome vary high soor-~

gmi winning out by a narrow mar-

‘ ere, lie and a new record was‘ ;fi¢“’",,ii=;ro‘i-._ ‘rive-dollar gold piece wllitlipwliiqié donated by Council-l 1gp iletmnsstt‘ the! highest score was formerly hdidl-by Phil. McQuaid whwh,wfls_zv7 but- Ben Boole suc- ceeded in beating this record by 2 pins mgklng a score of‘ _279 pins. Therg was also ano er bowler who wept near making t highest single for the prize this being J. Webster who had a total of 278 pins. In last nights game Ben Poole had high singlc of 279 while J. Webster had‘ nigh teal of 635 pins:

_ Following are the scores:

5m llors :

_ Essqry 208 160 if Donovan . 173 179 ll. Doyle 114 110i ,1, Mcfnnis . 150 126 B, Poole . . . . , . . . . . .. 137 279_

Total——2528. i Webster . . . . . . . . .. 186 171 278 imcube _. 211s 12s 122 it, nllrley .. .. 1'12 10a 15a 1:. Caswell .. 105 104 114 ,l,,4, Bentley ...... .. 140 1'19 m2

Total~2577. '

Don't forget the pair of chickens given away this week for the bow-' ler making the highest single score (match games not included.)

Next game will be rolled tonight; gt 7.30 when the Ramblers roll the; spuds and a great game is expected.

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Orkney Captured _ November Handicap

MANCHESTER. Ens. Nov. 28- Old Orkney today captured the Mm; vernbcr handicap, closing feature of the English flat racing season.

lRE DAME

CHICAGO, Nov. 28.—All Califor- nia is sad and dreary tonight. The Trojans from the University of Southern California, coming out o1 the West undefeated. lost a heart- breaking one-polnt football game to Notre Dame on Soldier Field yest- erday. 7-6, before 113,000 spectators. the greatest throng that ever wit- nessed a gridiron struggle in Am- erica.

Riotous Scene In London Theatre

LONDON,’ Nov. 28. —Thc unfav- orable reception of new plays is common enough nowadays when the theatre. according to critics who afc presumed to be competent, has reached a state of decadence. but it is a long time since there has been such an unpleasant incident 8-8 marked the close of Noel Cow- ard's play “Sirocco".

The gallery had been delivering a continued fire of derisive laughter ‘throughout the performance. and when the curtain finally fell the author and producer of the play were lustily booed. A counter- demonstration on behalf of the principal performers was» started. but it could scarcely be heard in the general hubbub. One indignant oc- cupant of g stall expostulated with t gallery occupants in forcible language, but without effect.

NoclCoward. who is 28 years of age, actor as well as piayright, made his first appearance on thc stage in 1910. Hc has written a number of plays.

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one Insertion Four insertions Eight insertions .

' Miscellaneous

~ l KNITTING DONE A1’ 116 PRlNllE

Slrccl. i ' 607-11-29411‘ _j____.____._.s_ _ MBMORJAM CARDS AND MOURiN- ‘in. cards “at. aslmslast 009-169- Guardlan-Job Printery. t1- _______,___._._. FASHIONABLE wann1No__ sn- tionery, fine selection. Guardian Job Printery. ‘1-

alttllsans AND STATEMENTS. neatly printed. Guardian Job Printery. -

slnrmNo "raos. EXPEDITIOUS- ly supplied. Guardian Job. Print-- try. '

00 lT NOW-—FIR8T CLASS flhlinting. Papcrhunglng eic.. at Reasonable prices. RowlcY 45 Uulliiiii u Dorchester St.

r 551-11-24-61

CDRRESPONDENCE CARDS AND envelopes with address Dfllll-Eld» lust the thing for acknowlodsw meal, intlmatiocs. olc. Guardian iob Prlntery. l1

CAN ACCOMODATE FROM 1 TO ‘5 pulrs of foxes in new ranch jwilll experienced M698 . C1111 llllpilly rcfclulllccs. For terms 1'01‘ jrulurlliug apply Uuurllinll 01110! . GlH-ll-itii-li

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EFenMTIJHeIp Wanted ii

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

10o par lilla o! 5 words 8e pal- llna u! Ii words per lino of 5 words

Articles For Sale

. ,' FOR. SALE-DOMINION HIGH back organ in good condition. at a

bargain. Apply Guardian. 688-ll-29-3i

Central Guardian

K. of C. —Special meeting to- night. at 8 o'clock.

STEAMERS~ IN PORT. — At Pickard's Wharf. 8. S. “Frednes", at Marine Wharf C. G. S. “Brant“.

aasr crrv TALENT. assisting the girls in Zion Hall, Tuesday evening. . 399

HIGH ran .71‘ Morita DAME»- To be held Monday and Tuesday. Dec. 12th and 13th. Choice assort- ment of Christ s gifts in needle- work and art. ~j ' 690-1l-20-ts

SPEND TUESDAY evening. Nov. 20th with the Girls at Camp-Zion Hall. l 699

ANOTHER BLAZEJN A CAR. — An alarm of fire was rung yester- day evening about 6 p. m. for a fire in an Overland coupe, owned by A. Home and Co., and standing in front of their garage. The gaso- line tank in this model is located under the hood and just in front of the dashboard, and it was while this was being filled that the fire start- ed. It is thoughtthat a spark froln the distributorwas the cause. The firemen were quickly on hand, and put out the flames with an extin- guisher. The damage to the elec- trical connections and the paint- work ls quite extensive.

ZION HALL Tuesday evening. 8 o'clock—"The Torch" -—a real Can- adian play by the C. G. I. T. 099

RESIGNS POSITION —- llir. A. E. Dewar, President of the Potaioi Growers Association has handed 1'1‘ his resignation, illc same 10 take effect from December 1st. Ml:

Dewar has been finding the work ‘

associated with the position ill- crraslngly burdensome or late. allll desires to tnkc l1 well earned rest. lie intends to leave shortly fol‘ a. vl-sit to Norfolk, Van and Olllflli points in the Southern Sums where he will spend the Wllillgl‘. Hc is succeeded by Mr. .l.J. Tfillll‘ or 0i" Bgdford.

MEMBER OF GOVERNMENT RESIGNS — ll isuntlersiood that. Hon. Jeremiah Blanchard. M. L. A, has handed in his resignation as u member of the Executive Council. This step was taken it is said, be- cause certain zlppointlnuilis hull

‘been mudc not phasing to 311'. Blanchard and also because thc Premier‘ llull told Mr. Blanchard that he would ltccolnpuny the f0r1n-; cl‘ In tho lfrclnltvrs (Jcnfcrcnlwl: :11 Ottawa. All (vvcry one knows. fill‘. lnnlun. and not Mr. Blanchard. tool: tho trip.

A QUESTION OF TIME - ’l‘l1iu "mlfllllus during lilo priuvecdlugs .11‘ tho Police (Jonrt one of the wit» nesses flflkPtl His Iionln- if the‘ lllfllibqsl oi‘ lilo Labor Unilml _collld not keep tllcir llall open p11 5 or 1i oclock ut ‘lllglll. Hp was 111-‘ formed they could keep it 0pm] p11 lllkhl so 1on1: as lliere u-as no dis. iurbanco or noise. The witness i111‘

[FOR SALE New APEX 51.1203 lrlc vacuum cleaner. all modcrni zltlaclllncnts. A0011’ Qllardllllli

Office. 11-2631

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For Sale

ii FOR SALE—THOMPSON'S MILL property. Apply R. Thompson.

Suffolk. 275-11-224l

ii r-‘oxas Fon. sau: - savanna _ f ______i well furred medium silver year old Mr, and Mrs,

females. Writc or phone Arthur C. Wood, Mt. Herbert. 643-11-20-41

FOR SALE - BUFF ORPINGTON

l-nckercls. Apply 224 fitltlillifillllv

St. 01111-112041. i

FOR SALE SHORTHORN EUL ,

nine months-l old. Cedric Simp- l-lnn, flay View. 640-l1-20-4l'

FOR SALE-ONE RED FEMALE 3-4 black and 3 Patch nllllrrs. lil- 27 pups. Leslie McDowell, Glen Valley. P. iC. l. 657-11-28-21

FOR SALE- ISLAND RED FE- mull: fox 1 yr. old. Price $40.00. Also ilfly Dllfl! llrcd plymouill rock pullcts. W.lt.- Dennis. M111‘- sllflcld. 64141-204!

WANTED-MIDDLE AGED WOM- illl to alllsll-lt with housework and iukl- cnrc cl’ elderly lady. llcfcr‘

(‘D0014 rvqulred. Apply Ernest

llnllllilluu. Vernon iiivcr. l

616-11254!

WANTED-A MAID. 1N SMALL family. Good ‘wages. App lriill references to “J". Box lid. 661-11-28-21

MAID WANTED — REFERENCES lWlllircd. - Mrs? Vfiltlardjng. ; 7 ‘VP-SI Si, 698-11-29-1“.

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Male Help‘ Wjtlrited '

Ila EARNINGS. “srssov EM- llloymentfor Barbers. Beco ex-

rtlnilwceko, ito l ar-

i r College, Depawnfiil flail- _, x. 3-l-22-ttstf l

v.- v. .\ l Illlillnlf .1 (fv-lltur;

ml ‘wiavulul-ll. "llM-lul lrl-.~!lll--lll

GARAGE TO LE‘;- Apply 222 (Queen St. 5-1241-22-7!

CENTRE...

COTTAGE T0 LET WITH GAR- age. Apply Empire Hotel. 225 Queen St. 590-11-24-71

Lost

LQST-JTOX ROUND DOG BLACK and tan. marked on left ear. —' Jack Vessey. West Royalty. Re-l ward, 059-11-28-51.

LOST BETWEEN NEW GLAS-i gow and Stanley on Novcmberi lSih. sum of money. Finder no:-

l ify W. .\l. Taylor. New Glasgow.

l‘ ‘Reward, 0011-1120411

LOST BALOON TIRE BETWEENi uPownal and Charlottetown. Re- wllrd ll returned to J.E. 0'D0ll-| nell. Charlottetown. 68511-2021!

Em‘ Wanted _—

WANTED _ ROTARY sAwlNoi outfit in good repair. Apply "A" Guardian quoting cash price.

409-ll~2l-l0l

H" “km ll‘ i111! Police could break‘

111 llle locked door or cuter by the‘ ilzilgliiliilllvdgnduhfr was informed‘ they Pfllflh Says the Diane fell 3,000 met-

a occasion WLil‘l‘.‘1ll'-1re5 WYEDDed in flames, and that thc break me

adult-a fireman can also

m.‘ m“ 1101101‘ asked the President‘ ‘oi the Union if he would b0 row‘ 1101111111., mm n ll - -‘ i“ the affirmafweh and he replied _ —————-.0->___ i “WP Jllnltrdbl Llnfmenr near n1 llll-lll. __Q——€-O-§_______

PERSONALS

. A _ spent ..;r":..s::"al.:l ti; guest of Mrs._Stevens‘ sister‘

. ace woodmBrrghton. I

Mlllor T. a. MacNuit i rt ~ -‘ d” °V°ll1ll8 about 6 p. njforygnftilra to k lors o Kings College, which

° l) Roe yesterday mornnig.

—-~ ——<-0@-____ SEALS ARE FAVOURED

Where seals are plentiful the

Eskimos of the Canadian Arctic are _

110i Breatly concerned about walrus. white whale or narwhal. Owing to 111911‘ krcat size, however, thc latter animals can be made to supply large quantities of mcnt for winter use. while the skins of the whltg whale and the narwhal are consid- iered a delicacy often form n ‘Piece dc resisten ' in Eskimo hos- pitality. _ -

BIRTHS

CURLEY - Al Elllllvood, Nov. 2:, To ilir. and Mrs. ivun Curlcy. (lllJJ rlrlltll (Illllmorpl, {g oauiii,i,.i._

nann§f

- l BROWN —- AL ‘Milfgilift, Sundni-‘l N913 27. 192,7. _Wlllfan1 Brown. 111:9, ilgoilll yours.- Funeral Tuesday, at

Blgilcs-Al Valleyileld. Nov. 2am. l A- F- Blllw- B80 33 years. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m. , .

In Memoriam

In loving memor 1 c ti; MloMlllln. who '01s?! N.‘ T“

MURSESTEFIS

ALWAYS PLEFISE

77791] halfé 815095” 55 Years l‘

H51?- .‘§.‘.’?...ll"§§....‘£.°’§t‘f. 13.5?‘ Water Sells At .

in Cantata form by Triniigiyi Church 5.00 Per Gallon

Choir on Thursday. Dec. Tickets ‘ A certain well known lJOOLIGggUl‘

a5 cents. 702» ‘ "oi. whoieuie and "u" ‘t fhe ‘Zlpllllllilklllfi: a _pl'olnillent p1'ul11bl.,i Rog", Hardware comparii-yla’ Limflliimlsi of tins l-lty _ille other day.i mi - 693_‘i_29_3i_ eodii ftel the usual Zillllilblt! dll-xcllsslom about the dryuess—ol' wetness -i of the wcalllt-r, the bootleggerl drew thc prolllbitionisi to onc Slilbi and ulna seen lo whisper in ills ear;

___ l MAPLE LEAF‘ Anti-freeze aIcO-I

McCLARY'S FAMOUS RANGES —Pandora and Kootenay, sold only by The Rogers Hardware Com-

pany’ Lirmmd’ 693_11_29_3i_ “d his “dry" friend tllai, lic- had some

very good stuff. the roal "uqlur TuE s _ pura _ ill furl’. which. purely fur to beauiiggngusgf old friendships suke. llc would l"L Dem 1st Spiendid male choruses, the mall o1 il‘|)§l.lil0ll(fi9’llii\'t3 for 111i‘ also solos. duets. quartettes and ‘my 1m“ mm’ m‘ “*1” 9e“ 53”‘ brilliant choruses. 702 km‘ _ , , _ l T119 brulllblllonist. knowing that

sAiN-i- DUNS-i-Aitps COLLEGL Christmas season was iIDDPUlKfil- ANS No-i-icE _ (iume m iiie lug, and doubtless [orcsveing illdl Prince Edward Wednesday or 00mm“ m‘ '1'" vimmm“ i

Thursday to sec "The Pair Co-Ed" mam m‘ m“ mohmmo" m‘! “"1 ' promised by thc present govern-l

it seems lllc bootleggcl- informed Harry C- Mill-tart .~

Potestant Orph- i anage Mainten-

3.1106 their annual sale of needle-

Marshfleld per-Misses Eva Stewart church ha" on Thursday‘

It KCI ' l en wwd ,be served until seven. The patron- nln ‘bi. l“: ‘age of the public will be appreciat- {f}! ‘Tax’:

Duncan Darrach . . . . . . . . . . . ..$ 2.00 ed .. 1.00 '

m" -—-WEDDING nsuLs. - A very

J. F. McFarlane iHector Darrach

1 .00 l .00

Mrs. J. R. Munn .. Mrs. J. H. Crosby .

P. H. Stewart ,, 1,00 A. H. Boswell . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .. 1.00 Total ............... ..s1o.ool

Marshfleld per Misses Jessie Jenk- ins and Mary l-‘erguson

Mrs. L. 1-1. p. Fosler

Mrs. S. J. Scott ..

1.00

W. H. Godfrey fianklin Mill . 1.001 Alex. Stewart .. 1.00!

Claude Mm ...... ,. 1.00%

1.00’

W. J. Gibson . . . . .. 1.00 Mrs. W. R. Dennis . 1.00_‘ w. J. Scott ........ .. 1.00,‘ MrsJA. G. Stetson . 1.00] Ludlow Jenkins . 1.00, W. E. Warren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 100i Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ferguson .. 1.00_ Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$15.00i

eiiioiwwlEast Royalty per Mrs. Frank hlcKay!

and Miss Jane Heart:

if] M ‘l l). " . '1‘ w ‘ a‘ u" “'95 "5 11 ‘WW ‘4 menp i...“ iiiiuipii by iii“ vision Oi Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roberts ..$ 2.00,

Eigiliclglaaxyiators wierc killed when. e. one ‘ - . 1pm crashed iii oi-iainggufotlrfizugg llestion will guide the

[mm the town OfivDenib. The degJManagelnent in future endeavors.

‘ The Markets

rs,_a lieutenant. a sergeant, three‘

a college picture with a pip of a .. . _ l basketball HD1110. Let's heal‘ your a “amlsmuv. mom “(mjmg “‘O““¥Irr‘ alga Mrs‘ Edgar Hem-m u 2B0‘ . , , _ the translu-llun, and quickly rlosczl 5- 91113’ 611911193! - - - - - - - -- 1119i fins‘ nmku “ “ ‘Om college p6‘; the deal for live [Lilitillq puylnl: MISS Jane Heanz “ 1'00‘. rmancc. . 09,, ' ‘ ~ i w, $75 spot cash. The bootlcggel‘ put Mls- Elmer Jenk n5 L l pR|NcE OF WALES COLLEGL 1118 ilulrt 0|‘ the business through A’ gigigxay ‘ ‘ ‘ - " ANS No-i-ics __ (Mme i0 me promptly. and :1 good sound live M“ Arthullé‘ 1'00 prince Edward, Wednesday Oar gallon keg was soon rcposiiig in Neil-A Dana‘; , 1.00 Thursday in soc “Tile 105th‘ Co-Ed" ‘he pro““““““‘s‘s “ma” ‘Mfg deg s 1'00‘ with Marion Davies. its u wow at‘ Two p“ “we” "Us "F0" m“ lat‘ IVLrs‘ Arthur‘ Roberts-on“ 1.00‘ .1 college picture with a plp oi’ a m“ d°°"“"‘ m ““"""° m“ """""“"'“1 Mrs‘ Claude Smith ‘ 10o‘ imxiieiiiiaii game. Le“ hear your lie tabbed ihp l-usk- and laslwd ol Mr-s. wirnmed 1.00. yeiis make ii a You] coilegev pm“ ills COlIHIKIIPQ, ll iupnnd out 1o bonMrs: Peu-ar Robertson i. 1:00 fin-minim, 695 {llliilgellillliitll illllt‘ Dhlllfiffllliill had deis-iwaiter Heanz . 100i _____ “ , 1o rca aqua puru, u ' ' ' ' ' " ' i SPECIAL SERVICES. _ Rev other words‘. pun- water. it is uu-‘Mrsgfitggon Holmes Thomas A_ Rodger’ Bibie teacher- dersiood lllllt the man 01' droutil waiiace 1'00‘ Toronto’ wiii conduct a Series of though lliil('|l chagriued nL his Mrs Leslie Rnpar“ 1» i Bible studies on Tuesday wedney 1059. will ilOl bring suit to recover .Mi,5' w A Miiiei. {o0 day. Thursday d F ‘ ‘ M“ . ' ' ' ‘ - Nov. 21ml, 30tlil,nDec‘.‘mlzt‘ ‘iifdlgfiil ' A *§I‘Z“‘§vM1‘="e§l..-i.&;a"' 17%‘ 39h gggtgggilic greslzylerian ‘Mrs: W‘. Smith 1:00: I "ll or Rlv- ‘ ' . ‘Mrs. Frank McKay 1.00. er. Dec. 1st and Oran H . - h ‘ w, p si...ijj;.§.2r:.. = g g 11023.15. ’.‘.‘.“.‘."f‘?f‘.".‘. i183 - . m. ‘ - . . l _ ‘ Dian to hem. this iaientedsigilgligl The annual meeting of the Abeg-‘yrgic‘%am°nb '

teacher and preacher. (Patriot welt Amateur Athletic AssociatlonM “mi l‘ please copy) iwiiiil betheldi in Ltliic Bciarid oiiRTradtc ggign ~- lg:

rc ms onlgl a o‘ o . ‘ -- - ——~—-»<0>._.___ inf club activities Iorcthct: pasfpyggbai: M13- A- 3011119“ -~ 1-90 i iwill be submitted, new business and M155 Ellll-‘l Ylillllkel‘ 190 S’ Fl plans for the future discussed and M155 Mllfy GOV/Ball -- 1.00

1X directors elected. The past‘year M155 Hllfflet Gilli/film» -- -

- . has been a very successful one, and MlssMarzaret Sheermn - -- - AVlajOrs Klllgd 1t is expected that there will be a Miss Bell McPhail ......... .. 1.00‘ , illal‘ge_ turn-out of club‘ membersi _ —-— icanadia Pr __ and supporters. It ls always en-i Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$38.00

BUENOS “REE 1&5‘) 28, __ A couraging to the club directorate to.

despaich i0 ihe La Nacion‘ fronfhavc a large gathering at the an- Jalnes Beer, Gt. Geo. St. 2.00 Tangicn Morocco says that Sixinual meeting with a full and frank Allie McLeod, Gt. Geo. St. 1.00 ‘ idlscusslon of club affairs. Con- Edna. Moll/Lilian. Gt. Geo. St. . 1.00

structivc criticism and helpful sug- Gertrude Vaughan Gt. Geo St. 1.00 Board of MrsJ-iarper Gt. Geo. St. 1.00

Mrs. McFarlane, Gt. Geo. St. . 1.00 Chas. Stewart. Kent St . . . . . .. 1.00_

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . .5 8 00

l.00.Margaret Bushey who also were

0 mancntiy-progressively.

i Western Guardian

l —TIIE LADIES ouru) of the Summerside Baptist Church will

rig l s..u.l.u¢"»':.

A teltfllonhl to lb macho.

vlork and afternoon tea in the Sale

opens at three thirty and tea will

700-11-29-31; aria: a iii I as1~.~.':..l1.-. lprctty wedding was solemnlwd i-Tuesday morning, Nov. 22nd. 1927. I lat St. Mary's Convent. Souris when‘ ~ eMiss Mary Kearney, daughter of I iMr. and Mrs. John Kearney was iunlted in the holy bonds of matri- I mony to Mr. Andrew McDonald of \ iChepstow. Rev. Father Martin ! Monaghan performed the ceremony and celebratedthe Nuptial Mass. g The bride who was attired in a charming tile brown costume tri1n-

"It I

be nbl-o II» the flan sill Inwq drink "sin"

new 75C 3&3

_l'l a zx/z/xllmqii-mvn 1.114211)

- - - - - - < --$ 2.00“med with opossum and wore a grey 1 _ ‘i __

picture hat was attended by Miss

brown with a black picture hat. The ' I ‘ ‘

groom was ably supported by his Tune To _0rder b th J h. - nfgnyexiliie oisigapy cotgg‘ igg: tzegea for Christmas delivery. Your good

i1 m_ train to Charioiwiown on a suit or overcoat, our choicmt for short honeymoon trip. After their $13455’ 532'” ‘ml do? 1,“; r25" return they will reside in Chepstow. 7°“ “m m‘ “van” ‘ i ' ° d m the home of the groom. ma“ " made i" ‘"7 5 y" "n guaranteed. Order this week.

- g HappenlngsA i 5- filggfllsll

Special Representative for P. E. L

. ‘ ii Sunday morning Rev. R. C. Eaton _______ preached the fourth of a very inter- esting series of sermons on thc C, G, I, T, Lord's Prayer. His topic on this __

occasion was "Forgive us Our Tres- passes.” This prayer bears within it a recognition of the inherent sinfulness of man and the speaker enumerated the types of sin of which we may be guilty-sin of the flesh. temper. pride, loveless- ness, worldllness. timidlty and ne- glect. This prayer bears in it a recognition of the forgiving love of

Following is the programme for the C. G. I. T. concert to be held ill Zion Hall tonight.

Piano solo——-Prof. Thompson

Solo——Mrs. J. J. Stewart

Readlng-—Mrs. Robert Acorn

Solo-—Mr. Harry Craswell

Violin solo—Miss Doris McLeod

Solo-Mrs. Leigh Warren

Reading-Dr. Geo. Green

God. There are conditions to for-i i _ giveness, repentance and forgiv- s°1°—Mrs‘ Fm‘: w‘ iiig spirit Mixed Quartette.