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CLEARING T!!! SLUMS , ,UY TENEMENT-SCIIEME

UJNDON. June L-The opening of two blocks oi tenements at New Street. Aldgais. by the Lord Mayor, su- saws Kynaston Studd. rec- ently marked the conclusion oi a lcherno oi slum clearance in -thc neighbourhOoQO-iosfihdiddlesex street formulated 109cm: ago by the corp- oration of London.

The scheme involved the demolit- ion of 161 houses and the displace- ment o1’ 805 persons, 250 of whom had to be rehoused on the area. Homing accommodation ior 685 per- mns has been provided by the Corp- m-ation at its own expense by the er- ection OI a block oi dwellings known as Windsor House in Wenlock road and Shopherdess Walk. and to meet the need oi rehousing the 250 per- lona on the area, it was decided. with the approval oi the Ministry of Health. to erect two blocks of bulld- lngs on the most up-io-date lines, the designs for which were prepared by the City Engineer.

The two blocks which cost $263,000, have been designed to contain 40 tenementsftils weekly rental ior each oi which is abouttallo.

EGG LAYING CONTEST

Notes on the Prince Edward Island EEK Laying Contest for the week ending May 29th, 1029

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ZO-INCII GRASS-On the Iront ‘ lawn oi Mr. Roderick Nlcholsons. corner oi Kent and Prince Street, there is to be seen a plot oi grass, the blades oi which measure twenty inches in length. The spring is late. but the lateness has not interfered with the vitality oi the soil.

- PAUL KOLLINS-Never heard to better advantage than in "Oliver Twist“, tomorrow night. 5163

DON'T MISS "The Old Dairy Homestead." at Cornwall tonight. Ii not fine, Wednesday. \ 5167

ENGAGEltfliNT——Dr. J. H. Ayers and Mrs. Ayers announce the engage- lment oi their daughter Miriam Flo- rence. to Edgar C. Duii oi Montreal, marriage to take place early in July.

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The Experimental Farm. Charlot- tetwon W. 14., pen 4. leads the ccn- test ior the week with 60 eggs, 67.6 points; Mrs. A. Gorrills. B. R. pen i7 are second with 53 eggs, 260.9 points; the Experimental Farm, Fredericton, N. B., B. R, pen 6, arc third with 52 eggs, 60.3 points.

Mrs. J. H. MacPhaiYs, B. R. hen No. 8 still leads in individual laying with 159 cggs, 180.4 points; Mr. T. H. Foster's hen No. 4 is second with 159 eggs, 179.4 points; the Experi- mental Farm. Fredericton. N.VB.. B. R. hcn No. 3 is third with 150 eggs. 177.6 points.

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1st. Exp. Farm, Fredericton, N.B., Pen 6, 1393 eggs, 1514.0 points.

2nd. S. R. Pendlcton. Kensington, P. E. I,. l9, 1318 eggs, 1441.5 points.

3rd Mrs. J. H McPhali, New Haven, pen 20, 1333 eggs, 1627.8 points

The total eggs laid ior the week was 952, and to date 22086.

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l . EVERYQNE will enjoy hearing f iPoul Kolllns in Shakesp:are‘s"‘Oth-i l cllo" tomorrow night in P.W.C. Hall. l l 5183 . l ATTENDED CONFERENCE -—- RO- ‘I . tarian J. A. MacMillan, of Charlotte- l town, who left on Thursday the 23rd ‘ §to attend the International Confer-l ‘ ence of Rotorians at Dallas, Texas. is ‘ now on his ‘way homo. He will visit _ ‘I some oi the larger Canadian and l American cities before returning. The

Conference broke up on Friday.

COMPLETING ARRANGEMENTS

-—Mr. Elwood Wilson, General Man- Inger oi the International Airways llaimited, and Mrs. Wilson. arrived m the city yesterday afternoon by mo- tor from Montreal, Mr. Wilson, who succeeeds Major General MacBIicn. as the head cl International Alr- iways Limited, came 1o Moncion to ‘complete arrangements and sign uscntracts with the Moncton Airport Limited with whom his company is carrying on a training school for lpllots and is also conducting a pos- |scnger service to Prince Edward Is- iland. from the local flying field at ‘Lcgefs Corncr.-Moncton Tjmcs.

CARS COLLIDE-About 9.30 last ‘evening at Palmer and Watson's cor- ffncr a collision occurred between a' ‘Studebaker taxi and a Whippet car. lThe driver oi the taxi Slnlés that the -| Whippet driver was driving without lights and also cut across and was in I the wrong position. He left the |scene of action before his damages, ‘could be ascertained. The Stude-' baker fenders, bumper and other parts were considerably damaged. The noise oi the collision could be .heard for a distance, attracting a large crowd.

PERSONALS

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MONTGOMERY-At Park Comer.

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.,'THIS 1S A REAL stock reducing sale. Every llne at 20% oii all this week. Don't miss the savings. J. W. Murdock d: C0,, Montague.

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THE MARKETS

MONTREAL. Qua... June 2 - Egg receipts on the Montreal produce market were considerably improved for this week amounting to 19,855 cases which is nearly 10.000 cases bet- ter than last, week. The total sales for last wcck show a complete re- covcrey to usual totals for the period of the year. Butter receipts amount- ing to 7.712 boxes were also greater than those oi the previous wcck. Cheese arrivals also showed an in- crease. the total being 22,905 boxes. ior the week. Saturday's receipts for butter, eggs and cheese were as iol- lows: butter, 2,521 boxes; eggs 14,940 cases: cheese 4.545 boxes. Wholesale. butter prices were unchanged on Saturday. The marketiior castcrn townships Number One pasteurized being ‘general at 35 cents per pound. improvement in trading was reported at the weeks‘ close. Retail prices were steady at 37 cents per pound for so- lids and 38 cents per pound prints.

70R SALE-DOUBLE HOUSE NOS. 88 and 85 Cumberland Street. Mod- ern conveniences, hot water heated. Separate furnaces. Rents well, Ap- Dly Mrs. J. A. MaoLaren. 79 Hills- boro Street. 4048-6-1-21.

fllll. IIIIUIS, PEIENNIALS, Linden or Lime Trees. Limited quantity oi large street trees, Snow- ball, Hydrangea, Weigella, Syringe. Lilac. Perennial Phlox. Poeniel. Bleeding Heart, Rose Bushes. A very limited quantity oi the above ior sale at J. J. Gay at Son. Phone 2M.

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In mémory oi our dear mother who passed away June 4th. 1920.

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Church Services

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TRINITY UNITED CHURCH

The West Kent Cadets paraded in}

' uniform to the morning service at. , Trinity. There was n large turnout‘ ;. and the boys pa ‘ pearance. ‘rl-ley were welcomed by the,

‘ a splendid ap-l

Pastor, Rev. H. Johnson, who spokei irom the text as found 1n Isaiah SZ-i

_ _ the evening sermon." How Paul came and 05 cents for Green Mountains . u; impugn; -yu 11am,“ u, Wm, 1 close attention.

same relation to the Historic Jesus. Q The

ltltbful hiab priest in talus aer- tainial teGod; as incarnate. Be becomes Iaad over ail things to tbs Church, which ia the new creation. "I know whom I have believed." 'l‘llese words oi Paul was the text oi

Paul and man today stand in the

answered the question —"How may ws know Him today?"

The Ladies oi the Aid , are» undertaking the work oi spring-i cleaning the Church this week.

The annual meeting “of the Wom- ena’ Miuionary Society will be held at the home oi Mrs. Murdock Ross,- Upper Prince St, on Thursday at 8. il- m- .

The closing meeting oi the 0.0.1. l '1‘. will be hold Tuesday evening. '

In tho morning the choir rendered

the anthem "The Lordis King," by

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Under the distinguished patronage oi Illa Honour Iaeatnnu Governor and Mrs. Heart: to be bold .

TueedayJune 4th. 1929 INPRINCE OF WALES COLLEGE. HLAjJI pf

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Island Students ‘

The iollowing is the standing oi‘

lPrlnce Edward Island students in. f the examinations oi Acadia Unlver-_

12, (‘Behold a King shall reign in. gimp“. m‘ m1“ hem‘ m,“ by Mm slty oi Wolivillez.

righteousness" and made special re-‘I icrence to King George whose birth-Q

day we commemorate today, payingl 5mm." no s,“ out Thy Lmhhu‘ side.

Norman McPherson. , In the evening the Anthem was

Al’! l Hid Z ' Class B-C. llrrlrisllalv, Summer-l

an eloquent tribute to his many ex-f m. “h, m” be.“ “ken by M,“ Art 3 1»

cellent qualities which have made‘ hlm not only s. National figure. ‘ greatly beloved but an International. and world character honored andj esteemed by all peoples. The Mon-' ' archy under King George represents , the ideal iorm oi Democratic Gov- ‘ ernment. In the second part oi the text the speaker contrasted the con- ception oi a. man as held by the world irom the earliest times down to the presentga warrior, with the prophetic conception “And a man» Y’ shall be as a hiding place from the i wind, and a covert from the tempest, ‘ as rivers oi water in a dry place. as

the shadow oi a great rock 1n a : weary world." The boys were urged to . catch the vision as presented by the l Prophet Isaiah.

The music consisted of an anthem, l "Thou hidden love oi God" set to . music composed by Professor Fletcher ‘g and dedicated to Reverend Mr. John- i son as this will be the last Sunday at | which both Professor Fleto‘ and Mr. iJohnscn will be present. Rev. Mr. . Johnson leaves ior Conference early 1 this week and Prof. Fleioher is loav- ‘ ing on a trip- to England next week to visit his parents, The morning ser- vice closed with the singing oi the National Anthem. l, The attendance at Sunday School |‘ was 335. The offering was for Mis- sions and a short address was given by Rev. George McLeod who, with Mrs. McLeod are here on a iurlough from Trinidad on a visit to the ior- mer's parents.

1n the evening the congregation greatly appreciated a solo by Mrs. W. J. Mutch of Cherry Valley which was Very sweet and effectively rendered. Dr. Ramsay's subject was "Through nature to God" and spoke from the text Job, 12-8 “Speak to the earth and it shall teach thee". At this time especially should we study and see the glories of nature. We have aheart appealing for the beautlml and as we see beauty in nature we should re- member that God 1s beauty as well truth" "There's not a plant or flower below but makes His glory known." Nature is iull oi meaning but there is more than that which lg found ln nature. The book oi na- ture must give way to the Book oi Life. Search the scripture. Christ ll the iulfiller of the purposes oi nature as he was the iulilller oi the Old Testament. ‘Turn to Him. Let u love nature but let us also be led through nature to God.

Each year Dr. Herbert K, Carroll compiles statistics concerning church 1 membership 1n the United States. l, Those tables published in the Christ- ‘ lan Herald of New YOIKJIIOW a most i encouraging growth 1n various de- l nominations during 1928. The net 1 gain of the churches, as disclosed by l the ilgures amounted to 1.114.087 P during the past year. This is nearly | twice as large a gain as was recorded l by the same bodies ‘ previous.

The total membership oi the churches oi all denominations in the jUnited States, as disclosed by Dr. Carroll's statement, ls 1n round numbersp flity million; or, to quote his figures more precisely, 49,709,100.

These statistics make no claim to lniallibillty, beinl based upon the ordinary reports of the several do- nomlnations, some oi which are kept with much more accuracy than others. 1n general. however, 1t is aaie to say that the tables present a fair picture.

ZION CHURCH

"Biblical reasons ior the Incarna- t1on" was the Minister's subject yea- iarday morning. The main points in brief were: .

He cams to reveal God to men; as God's ideal man. He suns to reveal man; o provide a amines for sin; that Ha lnlsht be a merciful and

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Jack McLeod. At the close of the’ sermon the choir sang the hymn "1 know in whom 1 have believed". this being in keeping with the thought cf the sermon. Mr. Malcolm McKin-L non sang the solo part oi this selec- tlon. l Till: BAPTIST CIIUECII Dr. A. C. Vincent.‘ entered on his: duties as minister oi the Charlottte-j town Baptist Church with tho serv-L ices of yesterday. The audiences: morning and evening were large and i attentive. ' The morning sermon "Jesus' stand- ard oi greatness." was based oni Mark 1o. 4s. "FOY the Son oi man} also came not to be ministered unto. but to minister and to give his llie, a ransom for many." The speaker referred to the many dlfienent con- captions of Jxus; that held by the Jewish people and indeed by his own disciples. oi the Messiah who should materially govern and restore the glory oi Israel, the idea oi the Teacher who should bring to the world new truth, new ideas of God, The Prophet who might unveil the unseen, the Impostor- and ilnally the Example whose llie and ideals we should follow and attempt in re- produce. In these days there is the danger that we shall regard Him oi whom the Almighty laid "This is my beloved son" as an example an only an example. Messiah, Teacher, Prophet.’ Ex- ample, Jesus is all oi these and more. Jesus, Son oi Man and Son oi God. saw man as he was, in his weakness, his needsfhis futile search for happiness; Jesus seeing the need, had burning within his great heart the vision oi "the Father's busi- ness" "tha Son oi Man came not to