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"The purest lonn in which tobacco can be smokedfJ-(Qﬂfﬂ

inc‘ gen 1'. HLG H PRESSURE.

(‘ONIPLETE

SPECIAL CAR WASHING

rm rm. '1 I 69C rm Dec. 1

Get the mud from the undergear of your car. It grinds away the brakes and ruins the steer-

\\'e wash undergear with Ii()T WATER and WASH AND GREA FLAT RATES on BXVPPIIRI’ STORACE. live

and dread CAR STORAGE in our modern gar- age with modern equipment.

Central Garage — A- Home a co.

“E $1.35

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Hairdressing and

Saint John Vocational School

OPENING DATES FOR COURSES ~ FIRST TERM 1937

All Full Time Day Courses, January it l-lvcning Study Groups, January‘ 4 Diesel Engine Course January 18 Beauty’ February 21 For information zcrile Fletcher Peacock, director Saint John, N.B.

Culture Course,

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FOR SALE

lime few pair pirps for sale dark medium to pale from prize stock. Price reason- able. Also extra males.

i M. W. WOOD

“iiroiessional Bards

SMEL TS

Buying from now until season end-

ing. 75 Dorchester Street. Phone 1190.

ll. R. BECK. L-9l1-ll-30-3i.

NOTICE

My wife, Pearl Craig, having left my bed and hoard, l shall not be liable for any debts contracted by her in my name.

EDWIN CRAIG, North Covehead Road, P. E. I. L-73B-11-27-l2-1-3.

lLloyd, Egan & Co. '1 Chartered Accountants Y 140 Richmond Street i Phone 47. l’. 0- B0! l2-

lllcheod & Bentley IV. E. IIFNTLEY, K. C. J. A. I . Blrrislrrs and Attorneys-at-hw DIONEY To LUAN

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Bell S: Mathiésion” It. R, licll D. L. Mathicson, LL-B Barristers 8c Solicitor: MONEY TO LOAN Cameron Block, (‘harlottctown,l’.i2.l.

fllacﬂurgzln & Tramor ‘TQRFC P. YJBIGFIYZAN. K. C. f -T /I.HB TR\I.\TIR.B.A. ' 1. E-i-Iri-rtnrx Etc.

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TO LET

Store formerly occupied by CFCY 143 Grezzi George Street

Apply

Phone Til 66 Rochford Si.

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FOR SALE

100 acres of land at Covchead. Lot 3-l. 25 acres well wooded, hul- ance in high state of cultivation. Veil watered. Dwelling in good rc- pair, and a good barn and orchard Situated near churches, school and York Raiiivay Station.

For further particulars apply to:

GEORGE F. TWEEDY. Solicitor, CIIARLOTTETOWN

W. C. WEST MERCHANT YORK

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We. would he pleased If any parties

‘ who are contemplating on having a

Well constructed this year would

1 zci in touch with us as soon as pos-

sible before the Fall rush.

fall, phone, or write.

B‘ Ar Trask V/ell C0., Ltd.

SIWINIERSIDE ».'.i'(.‘!l.»i.\ ll. GROOM, ﬁlnnagrr for l’. E. I.

' mittee; of Presbytery for

‘ ‘m Przshytery o1

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;Prince Edward Island

Tire Presbytery of Prince Ed- ward Island met in annual ses- "slon 011 Tuesday. Nov. 3rd in Zion rChurch Hall, Charlottetown and lwa; opened in due form by the Moderator, Rev. W. O. Rhoad. 85' sisted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster and Rev. M. E. Genge, D. D.

Those present were Rev. W. 0. Rhoad, Moderator, Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, Clerk, Rev. Fred William- son, Rev. R. Moorhead Liegate, D. D., Rev. J. Keir Fraser, D. D., Rev. ‘G. Carlyle Webster, Rev. D. L. jGriffitlu, Rev. J. H. Douglas, Rev. 'Ed\vin J. White, Rev. M. E. Gengc, JD. D., Rev, T. Owen Hughes, Rev. rwalter McCleary, Rev. V. E. Ors- rborn, Rev. John C. McNeiil and Messrs. John R. Stavcrt, Angus Alt-Lean, Atrgialus Waddeli, Stew‘- art. ltlcKrzrr1orr. Wm. J. Montgom- ery, {tlcx McKenzie. A. E, Mor- lri-on. A. A. McDonald and Jas, H. ' Andrews representative Ekiers. ‘Ales. s. Lnuhlan Bruce, Jame» Jarriine, Alex C. lvlcKenzic, Heath McLeod, and Angus Green, Eiders, and ltlcsws. Donald Campbell, Al- lan Campbell, Allan A. Compbell, Col. Allan McLeod and Allgllé M6- Donaid representative laymen.

'I‘ln1rc were two sessions, 1110m- ing and afternoon.

Onc of the firt matters brought before the court was that: of a rc- qucst from Rev. R. ltloorlrcad Le- gate. l). D., a~king for a three 111011ii1.< leave of aix-crzce from his t'(>ll§:l‘v~,,‘1t.li'l1 for the rnontlrs of M. y, June nnd July 193T. The re- qut-s: was trnartimoirsly granted.

A letter was received by the Clerk from Rev. Alex Cruise. D, D. C'"rk of the St. John Pr-wbylcry 1r~-Zl!‘.'! that the Prc.~b_\1 P11: e l-Iti 1rd Island 1'.

l-I. 0r 1111-11 from 111' 1111111! to the New London 1'11 gallon in (nth-r thn‘ he 1111 .t First Church.

Orssborn having rent , lllUil from thc New London eongregatioll it was agreed tirzrt the Presbytery of Prince Ed- ward lslan"; accede to the request of tite Pre-hfvt "_

rciease hnn. cirried.

. Angus Grcen nnd Iicath ltilrcori, Elder‘, from the New Lozidcn congregation were present and told of the splendid work which Mr. O1" born had done since he had come to that field some five years ago and of how sorry

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children themselves.

FTER all who could give you better advice on "what a child likes most ior Christmas" than Especially such children as these lovely Canadian triplets who know from their

own happy experiences that you simply can't beat a C.C.M. for a really thrilling Christmas present.

i The C.C.M. Joy-Trike is just the thing for the child from 1V2 to 3 years of age. The C.C.M. loy- Rider is for children from 2 to 4 years. Then come the wonderful C.C.M. loycycles which are made in a wide variety of styles, sizes and prices for children

from 2% to 6 years and up. '11.; speedy C-C-M Billﬂ- Wagons are made in three sizes for boys of all ages. Then there are those fascinating little side-walk bikes called C.C.M. Cycleia-ihey are for children from 5 to 9 years.

Every C.C.M. product is designed and built to stand up to the daily hard usage to which most children subject their playthings. So take the advice of the triplets and ask Santa. Claus to bring them C.C.M.'s. They will then be sure of a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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the people would be to lose him. But while all could wish that Mr. Orsbom would remain yet it he felt that this was a call to a larger sphere 0t service they could only acquiesce in his decision and wish him God- peed. These two Eiders were supported in the sen- timents thus expressed by two lay- men, namely lviessrs. Allen Camp- bell ancl Allan A. Campbell who were also present to represent the New London congregation. 1 Rcv. Mr. Orsborn will say farc- weil to the New London people on Sunday, Nov. 15th and Sunday Nov. 22ml will be his first Sunday in the Monctorl congregation. A nominating committee “'3'; named by the Moderator to select the officer's of the Presbytery and the conveners of the several com- the in- coming year. The Conrmittce was as follows: Rev. R. Moorhead Le- gale, D. D., Rcv. M. E. Gengc, D. D., Rev. D. L. Griffihs and Messrs. A. A. McDonald and Lauchian ‘Bruce, Elders. The committee will ‘bring in their report. at a later ’sederunt. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. interim moderator of the Broakiield con- gregation presented a very hearty and unanimous call from the Brookfleld congregation adcircsed to Rev. Howard A. Doig. The call 1w» signed by 91 members and iconcurred in by 225 adherents and Fwas accompanied with a guaran- ,tee of $1200.00 with the use of the

frnansc and a four weeks holiday.

A grant of $400.00 will be secured from thc General Board of Miss- ‘ions making the 181600.00. The call was strpportcd ‘by Messrs. Ja. H. Andrew's. Col. Allan McLeod n11d Align; McDon- aid. These men told of the splen- did impression Mr. Doig had made on the people and of how anxious they were to have him as their lllllllalifl‘. The call was sustained as a rcgtllzrr" gospel call and order- ed by Prc bytery to be sent on to Rev. Mr. Dolg and that Presbytery should make the plea for his ac- ceptance of the call as strong as bossiblc. Rev. Mr. Webster report- ‘rd that thc congregation of Calc- ‘donia had a succesrsiui summer rrnder the care of Mr. John Young, student Catechist. The congregation is now a<k- ing for student supply for thc winter. After the maitir had l: 2:1 dicusscd at some length it v-"Js agreed by Presbytery that Mr. Webster the lncrim-moderator be nvcrr full trorvcr in tire matter of wrcnrmg winter supply for Calc- (ionla. satisfactory to the congre- irzrtlolt and to the Prcsl)ytery_

_llrl_vvebsfr triso spoke '

A Satisfaction And A Beneﬁt

You should be glad to know that you nccd N0 help in see-- ing. And gind again if you find out that you D0.

The ﬁrst is a satisfaction. The second leads to results that are beneﬁcial beyond what is often hoped for.

r Do not overlook your eyes- hnve them looked ovcr.

G. F. Hutcheson

stipend up to‘

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F. ll. Stewart Jones‘

EAYlliitii LIMITED

58-58 Grafton St. Phone 602 SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE

upon thc situation in ti1e Canoe Cove and Clyde River pastoral charge. The people of tl1i= field are looking forward to the secur- ing of a. settled minister at as early a date as possible

Rev. Edwin White, interim-mod- erator of the Aibcrton session re- ported that at a. congregational meeting held recently in Alberton it. was unanimously agreed to ask Rev. H. G, Gratz o. former min- istcr‘ of Aiberton to take charge 0t’ the work ir1 this congregation for a period oi six months. It. was then l‘OVC(i, seconded and carried that Rev. l-l. G. Gratz be appointed to the pastoral charge of the Alber- ton congregation for a period of six months, starting from Nov. 3rd 1936.

The people of the West Point mission field have sent in a. request a lng that Rev. Mr. Gratz give them occasional supply during the next. six months. The arrange- ment for these services was left to be agreed upon by Mr. Gratz and the people of Wet. Point.

Under the head of the Home Mission report, Rev. G. Carlyle Webster reported that Mr. Jos- eph Muchnn had done a splendid piece of work in the West Point O'L.cury and Coleman field. The people had paid all of their in- debtednes. to him and had nre- sented him with several gifts be- sides.

Rev. 'I‘. Owen Hughes converter of the Budget committee. gave a rzport. on the standing of thc bud- g '. The contributions at this date are not as larde as they were at; this time last year.

Mr. Hughes recommended that the Presbytery and our congre- gations should hold a conference for the purpose of discussing the various problems of our church- the contributions to the budget and other vital auctions. The re- port wn‘; adopted

Rev. Erlwin J. White. ccnvener of the Presbytery committee on Sunday Schools and Young Peo- ples Societies, gave a report re- garding the Young Peoples Rallies held e year. There were

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