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OCTOBER/ll,’ l

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PROTEIN 1N WHITE FISH MEAL

There are few feeding stuffs. if any, that are richer in protein than Fish Meal. ’l‘he content of this flesh forming CtlllJililleni. m lfztsterfat White Fish Meal being guaranteed at a minimum ot‘ 70 percent, it fol- lows that relatively small amounts of this product are able to satisfy the protein requirements of farm animals‘. The protein of Fish Meal, moreover, is of an exceedingly digestible character.

Supplies Always _ Available - A. HORNE £6 CO. CHARLUPTETOWN IfTZILTIQLMLQQlQ..»~H m..."

St; Pete/s Cathedral

ROCKFORD SQUARE.

1ncumhcnt—IlEV. CANON MAIDNE, M, A,’ LT“, $.00 A. M.-—IInly Communion. 3.10 A. AL-Matiiis.

A. hL-(‘horul Eucharist an .0 P. hio-Sumlay School,

7.00 1’. hL-Evensong and Sermon,

d Sermon.

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Trinity United Church

11m‘. lIllGll MILLER, ivi, A, B, ppmlnmen REV. A. E. IlIneKiJNZIE, B, A.-Asslstii.nt Minister. ~ .1. iiov Hi-INILALI},'L.R.A.M., A.A.G.0., OltflANlsT,

1ll.00 A. bL-Przrver hit-cling,

11.00 A. itL-Public Worship, r

si-rmoh-~"riu-z REWARD or TIlE RIGHTEOUS"

Rev. A. E. lllzicKcnzie

Anthcm-"Feor Not, (1 Laud" . . . . . . . Jas. H. Rogers 2.30 P. lit-Sunday School and Bible Classes.

7.00 I‘. M.—T’ubiic Worship.

Sermon by ‘Rev. W. Ediv. Aitkcn of Si. Peter's, United

Church. \

Anthcnw-“Yc Shall Dwell in the Lord" .. .. . . Stalner

5olo-—S-:lectcil Mrs. tilev.) A. S, Weir There will he a short Organ Recital before the

Evening F-I-rvice.

Visitors and Students Cordlally Welcome.

Morning Service Broadcast by C. F. C. Y.

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{he Presbyterian Church in Canada ST. JAMES CHURCH

Minister: ItEV. It. HIOORIIEAD-LEGATYE, D. D.

Public Worship MORNING AT ELEVEN OTLOUK AND EVENLNG AT SEVEN UCZULIK.

THE HOLY COMMUNION WILL BE CELEBRATED AT THE DIORNTRY §niC/ICE.

SUNDAY SCHOOL AT TWO-THIRTY

THE EVENING SERVICE WILL ‘TAKE TIIE FORM OF A THANKSTJIVING SERVICE.

‘STRANGERS AND VISITORS COR/DIARY INVITED.

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. - - 1i Zion Presbyterian Church REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER -- MINISTER. PROF. LOUIS n. THOMPSON-Organist and Cholrleadcr ’ V THANKSGIVING: SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP ll.00 .~\. M.—'I‘lieinc: "'l‘he Thankful Spirit." 4 lhitlicm-“l Will hiagnlfy Thee 0 God" . . . . . .. . Spenw 4 2-30 I’. hL-Sobbath rti-iiool and Bible Classes. ' EVENING WORSHIP 1 7.00 I‘. ltL-Themc; ‘The Ilarvcst is Past" Aiitlicm-"O Lord lluiv Manifold Are Thy ’ "k8" llilflll-ly~-v»-~.~ Soprano Soio—"1\ liymn of Thanks" . . . . . . . . .. Prothcrve Mrs. Arthur 11. Roper “It ih n goiiil tliliii: l0 give thanks unto the Lift]. and Cling praises unto Ilia name." M-‘ 1- - ALLA .1 111. A‘ I‘ - 1,

St. Paul's Church " Ililll SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

11.30 A. hL-lioly Communion.

10.00 A. hL-‘Tiie . nJay School.

11.00 A. hI.—l\iorniiig i‘ra_vcr and S-rrmon by The Rector.

Oifcrtory Aniiicm-“fitil tiie Glory of the Lord" Handel (Messiah)

(1.30 I‘. M.—0i"gan hiusic. 7.00 1'. lVL-Evcninic Prayer and Sermon “The True Way" Preacher, Rev. (ieorge Gillespie Anthem-"Tho Sun Shall Be No More" ..... Woodward nfkanlst and Choirmiister REV. H. D. RAYMOND, ‘MJI.

II. it. SIIIZPIIARD. Rector- “QO-ooooooo-ouofj-tgioooa-omoo-o-ooaéoooi» a§nmgm J. $1.1m: IM.

. M? w? u Central Ch ristzan REV. S. C. COOPER, TlLIiL, PASTOR MRS. v- L. DINGWELL, ORGANIST

MORNING SERVICE 11.90 11.1w.

4""ll‘m—"Lord We Pray Thee" mini-u $ermon—"'l‘he Divine Lover“

EVENING SERVICE 1.00 r. M. Mlhrm-"stiii stiii With Thee" r ctcher Phrnnon-"iieelilng Religion?

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The Central Guardian

This column ll ruorved for now: of Iucnl interest but advertising or n downy nnturo Ill] In inserted ill alliance.

MOORE 3: McLEOD LTD., will be closed all day Monday Thanksgiving Dflr- L-vzio-io-io-n.

SPECIAL SHOWING of the well- known Leishman clothing line iit S. A. MacDonald's, Friday and Bflturdfly. Oct. 9th and 10th.

i ' L7132-10-B-3i

MR. s. E. norms,‘ Leishman re- ‘prescntative will be at S. A. Mac- Donald's store, Friday and Sat- urday. L-7132-10-8-3i

WATER RATES-Water rates for the present and filial quarter oi thc year must be paid by Saturday, Oct. 10th. L-7l71-10-9-2l.

THE PRESBYTERIANCIIURCII in Canada. Divine worship will be held at Caledonia on Sabbath next at 11 A. M and 7 P. M. Mr. John Denny. Student, will be in charge.

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SERVICE in the Marshflclrl Bap~ its: Church, Sunday evening, Oc- tober 11th at. 8.15 o'clock,

L-7186-l0-l0-1i,

BEAN SUPER AT Ten Rooms Saturday evening 5 to 7.30. Everybody come. Tickets 25c.

L-7l3ti-10-8-3i

SUNDAY §ERVICI§S.—N(‘\\' (ilaiz- goiv 11.00 A. M. Special Masonic Service 3.00 P. M. Masonic choir. Cavendish Baptist Church evening 7.30 P. M. Rev. Wm. G. Quigley, Minister. 11-7107-10-10-11.

CAVENDISII Pastoral Charge Church Services for October" 11th. 11 A. Vi. Stanley Bridge. 7.30 P.M. North Rustico. Both are Haiwrst Thanksgiving Services. Rev. W, A. Patterson, Minister. 14-7101-10-10-11.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN (‘IIIJRUII —S‘.1nilay School will meet as usual in the afternoon. The Lion's Bible Class ivill meet in the auditorium where they will hzzve their own opening and closing exercises. Prayer Meetings at. the usual time Wednesday evening. We will con- tinue our present study of 1 John 2 v 22... The Children's Mzrsiou Bend will meet Wcducsxlay ‘.1 P, M. in the Church. All children invited.

The Y. P. S. will have a LSOCItIl cv- ening on Friday at 7.30. Ali-young people ‘interested in this" work and wishing to co-opcratc with us are welcome.

TRINITY UNITED LTIIURCIL- The services Sunday will be 1n charge of R121‘. A. E, A-luciieiicz e. the Rev. Hugh Miller being absent at. Glace Bay attending the Aim".- vcrsary Services of a former charge. In the morning Rev, biaclicnzic has taken for his sublet-i "'1 he Reward of Righteousness". 111 the cvcniulz Rev. W. Edw. Altken of St. Peter's United Church will preach. The music for the day will (YOIIFISL of Anthems and the soloist at tho cv- ening servicc \\'lll be lvlrs. IRCY.) A. S. Weir who has on former occas- ions favoured Trinity Congrcuatiou with vocal numbers. There will be a short organ recital before the even- ing service.

Rev. H. L. Demon, B. D.. will preach morning nnrl evening. 111s morning sc1"nion will he on "The Significance of Thanksgiving" and the evening “The What oi Salvation" thi-a ser- mon being the second in the series oi’ four evangelistic aildrcsses. The anthem oi the morning" will he Dud- ley Bucks “Jublhiie Dco" and that of the evcnino .1. l-1. Maundcrl‘; "Praise the Lord O Jerusalem." Di1r- ing the Ollcrtory‘ nt thc morning service bliss Vera l1. Malcolmn Campbell, Mus. Batu. choir (iircctor, will render a violin seiccticii. The . maio.quoi"tcti.e, Messrs. Quiglc)‘. Cal- der, Dingwell and Sicrns will uivc n selected number at thc evening scr- vlee, Sunday" School mccts at 230 P. M with the exception of the two Senior flnsses who will meet im- mediately at the close of the morn- ing service.

on militia:

aiisisritnlTiiifitnv.

This is the second of a

You 'l\ffl cordially

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WHERE SHOPPER SAVE

CARES. CARAWAY, 211.1. _. __ _ _ _ __ _ . hurrah, .2 lbs. _ _. __ _ :5 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I '57-", 1)Ai.1\ioi.ivi=: soar, :1 bars _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _"1",’I. EHQRQEINING. 2 u... - _ _ "_ __ _ _ _ _'_ _ _ _' . 1W1! lawi‘ - (‘ - j i __ _ _ _ __ _ ROBIN il0tlflul<fiil0liileegl U13}; blTL _ ',,."_ PEANUT uuTTER BULK lb. - - - _ .______ ""1211. llioliiihflliS, per gal, .__ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ __ __ _ ___ '5‘. VINISIUKR, per g-“L ,_ _ _ _ _ ___ __ _ __ __ __ _ STOVE‘ 011., per gill, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '“ we]

FRHT - NEWS - PASTRY l

NOBANA .

in the -

TIIE BAPTIST CIIURCII. -— Th0 a

MORNING WORSHIP 11 OTLOUK l Sermon-"Tiie Significance of Thanksgiving" The Rev. R. L. Deuton

Anthem-"Jiibllatc Dco" .. . . . - - - - -~

Miss Vera H. Malcolm CllF-llhltll will Klvl! I! violin selection during the Otfertory.

SUNDAY SCHOOL

Will all interested please note that while Sunday School

meets ht 2.30 P. n1. The TWO sizuioit cusses meet at 12.00 to 12.30 immediately following morning $01149?-

EVENING WORSHIP '7 (YCLUCK Sermon-“The WHAT oi‘ Salvation" The Rev. Ii. In. Denton

which Mr. Danton will preach four. Anthem-"Prsis-z the Lord O Jerusalem‘? .. Mfllllldfl’ Mole Quartette-Selccted Messrs. Quigloy, Calder, Stems and lllnlwtll- ‘Min Vera. ll. Malcolm Campbell. Mlll- 55¢» Choir Director. Miss Ilelen Calibeeli-Organint.

THE BAPTIST cnuiicn.

lohitFiTfiTi . L-G 111-742-312.

Oltllizlil 0F SERVICES Sunday. October 11th. North Tryon Presby- imiaii ("11i1r::i1, 11 A. M. Iiradalbaue North Tigvon at 7.30. Harvest andl Tllilill>1$l,‘,'l\'illL! services, Rev. ‘Fred Willlninhou of Mzilpeque Presby- _ tcrian Church will be the speaker at l boil; $01‘ L-Tltll-ltl-IO-ll. ‘ i

(‘O.\i.\ZI'.\‘ION AT ST. JAMESP- ‘ 111v Holy‘ Coinmuuloii will be cele- luairri at morning service in the? Kiri: tomorrow‘. Strangers and visi- ’ loin." t0 the Ciiy who are communic- i ants are cordially mvitcd t/O parti- curaic. 1n 1111- owning the service ‘ will taki- the form of a Thanksgiv- ing for i)lc1.~..;11gs that the year has brought.

ill MEMU-RIAM

MR5. EON/ARI) KERWIN

On hlouday" morning, September ‘.3 1‘. at 11.30 o'clock Airs. Edward licrivlu passed lmzcefully into rest 51'. hci home 1h Cambridge Road. hi1"... Kerwin ivhosc maiden name wa." Lucy Fltillbl‘ was born at Cam- brdgc Road, November 25th, 1867. About live months betorc hcr loved 011e,. were told by her doctor that she ivas suffering from that dread (lhiasc cancer, and that she would only have a short time to live.

Eur. ilay after day and ivcck after wick wcut bl‘. It ivas was plainly i sccu that God had other plans for i her and that sheuvais to be spared I tor one last happy and beautifully samurai" with her family. She was ‘alfe to be up every day and help \\'.ill the household duties. 1t was not until three weeks before that silo was forced to take io her bcil 1o.‘ the lust. time. It. was soon under- stood by her loved 0110s that she: was rapidly tailing. Cu one occas- iozu she expressed that she ivan i"cr.ii,\ for the call oi‘ her Alastci" wltcncvev it should be His \VilI to grincr hcr into His Eternal Home. 1; was a rcal opportunity for her that she was able to have home with hcr this summer, her oldest sou who had not. been home for twtlvc _vcars and also ‘a (laughter who cared for her until about two \\'t(‘l§; pruious to her death, when she had gone home not knowing the death of her mother was‘ so near. Sh: was lovingly nursed through her last illness by her other daugh- ters and members of the family.

There are left. to mourn hci" de- parture a devout/ed husband, two s1s.icr>".\I1ii"y“ Mrs. [Chas Acorn, Cambridge Road; Ellen, Mm Hud- son Llewellyn, Pembroke; two sons James, The Pas. lviziuitoba; Clyde. at home and four daughters Louisa. Mrs. Harry Johnston, Peter's Rfiiltl; Dimple, Mrs. Newton Hickcii, Mur- ray Harbour North; hfablo, M“ Iliirold Graham. Sommcrvillc, Ma.

Violet of Belle Iiivcr, Tlicri- are also two sous and tui- iliffllll» daughter idcceiisccl.)

The community has suffered fl

real loss in the passing" cf :1 highly rcencctcil and greatly bclovcd citi- zen. The husband has born i:1"i":"a\'-- ed of 111s life's compauioii and a heme has lost its heart. it» mother- Slxc was a godly mother. It wiw s1» whys a pleasure to visit her for 110 matter how she felt she nhvayh 11nd a. smile of welcome to her (1011013-

Cnr. Prince a Fitzroy Sta.

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nauvicv l.. neuron. B- "-

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phony Buck

2.30 I‘. M.

.15- T‘ Lil

series of evangelistic sermons, oi

1M.‘ "

Invited to worship with

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‘ choir. “The Lord's

The exceptionally’ large. crowd of 1'f:i{ill\'t‘S and friends usscinbicci at thc home on Wednesday afternoon.

we DELIVER anyone

September 23rd Lo pay their lust _

respects to one who fricud in time of need,

The funeral 50111005 were eon- durtcd by Rcv. J, 1 , Duugl ;, pus- tor who i sing his teat on St. John 3A1 spoke most llttinglyi on the solimu occasion.

The folloivlng hymns sung by the My Shcpliciwl". "$1.11 o1 My

“'85 i1 ITIII

“Asleep 1n Jesus‘,

Soul "

i . .1o1:ci" (iPOTLZI? Ilrady, who was

and’ . lNotices

151071-1512. SCOUTS-Jflic Wolf Cubs of 2111i Charlottetown 1S1, 1'ct~

11's! liaic ("llilllilftl their lhglll- oi‘

STATION

G.F.G.Y.

Wcdiicsiluys ii to 8.15 p. ui. and Sunday»

Bv the makers of DrfLAMBERTS SYRUP for coughs, colds and other chest ailments

Ti-ié LARCELST SALE_WITHOUT EXCEPTION

ninctiiig from Wednesday‘ to Mou- dags, 1 ,Lltlil. Provincial Commis-

a ‘"711’ \\'t‘3<'0I1\<‘ visitor" a". last. Mou- 1 _ .4 miciiliil‘, prcaciitcd some

lilldtlPii and prim. which had been zvon 1.1.11 _vc:i1". E.l<'il Wolf Cub took his stall to this mew-lino‘, and .\’I1' Braily kiutly ir-tvd 11.; examiner oi

tile c111" ‘iilu. l-‘irst p , for the 11:21‘, c."i1"vrr<i mail‘, cocs to Roim. Ailclivau, ivith" i-tivi" Meek a \‘(‘1‘_‘.'

close r-ccoud Tilt‘ Wolf Cubs will soon be lltikllllil work on a Totem

Poil- w 1 ih,_\‘ ;1l.‘.li on placing at lllcil" l‘ "i; 1l,‘.i1liliiai‘t'1".~=. 1t is cxprctrd alzii cv"‘v Cub enrolled

Interment i001; p14“. at U“. Mm, l‘\\‘ill liavc 111.: librst- Star lYIIUlT‘

1'21] Harbour North Cemc‘. i"_v. Th:-

lChi. .11.»: 'I'f1 aciiiiq" Sixcrs for

Dull bearers were: Oswakl (irahaiu. iilli-‘l P-ick ar<~Jack 1\l(u"ri.\, llciirj.‘

Audrciv Graham. Allzcri Kira-Lend ‘MPIIHI- 13-1 Si!

and Git

Otto Irving, Samuel IYYIIILL. Bcauti- iworih, '1":1¢= 0X11 Wolves arc~Akcla

ful floral tributes \\'t‘l‘f‘ given 1'."

‘Ivllss Dorollijv ltclil‘. B11110. Miss

token of love and esteem. To the ‘Ruth Vimzii-uiiibc 11ml Baghcro -~

bereaved husband and family the ‘.\fi.\<. L. Mehuul. ileep sympathy of the community; is Imii

extended.

Not. till the loom is silent,

And thc shuttles cease to fly, 511111! God uuroli the canvas

And explain the reason why.

The dark thread‘; are so ucedful In iiie weavers skillful hand

AH the threads of Gold and Silver In thr pattern He has planned. L-TIGT-IO-Ei-ll.

Prince Edward island Hospital Collections

Mr. Isaac Carter $25.00 The Pure Milk Co. 25.00 N11". John A. Webster 10.00 The Misses Scott 300 Ernest Iienip 3 0Q Jaincs It. Burnett 2.00 ‘

Nial Hope Burnett 2,00 hiiifl David C. SCllllflilllll 2.00 . . Aliirllic jvlCL-Pilil 100 .\i1. l“. L. 11111011 1.00 Fralzl; A. villll(lt‘l'nllliu 1.00 ' llei. Ewen Ait-Dougrull 100 Mrs". Edwin Sauudeis. 1,00 Abicr‘. E. Ihikei" 1.00 Lambert. Spencer 1.00 , M1". \Vl‘l‘.tlfill Yeo 1,00 J. L, Lockliari 1,1 Fred G. Waller 10o Mi‘ Ralph Ramsay 1.00 1111". Campbell SFtlYlll 1.00 Mi‘. (iordou Worth 1,00 Mr. Louis Goff 1.00

Mr. I-‘outana and Miss Laura Stewart fifty (‘cuts each.

Crllcetious from _\i‘.u‘i'ny River zimiwuniiuu to $7.75 iwlllirctctl by Capt. Bouucll.

Capt. f... lI(‘l'i‘lllE. N11114:." McPher- son. Ed

a1" (iicldings, hamucl Hume i111"

Weather per- .".:r. the Cu!» haw planned a clam lmkc fol‘ 131i»: Satuixlay ai- terncou- Cubs vxho do 110i like trloms will have lil ‘ARC lhfii" (iwn food alone xvhh tlhiu,

Th‘ "Ul‘l'.i‘l'.il i-ozumiltce fut‘ the Annual B, Smut Apple Day is mfictui: this Sfllllfilh)’ afternoon.

An ciitlu stir. mcsting of 7th Citrirloltctizivn ISt. Pauilw troop was held i1‘. the Pfll‘l.‘l1.HiIll last: lvfzizidnv ‘it Field Commission-

er Ed. "hell addressed the mcrzuir. oumiiiug ivars of l1uil<l~ in: up u h._ er and better or» galnriiioii, A Roier Crew is 111 Process of formation,

Have you started yam" basket yet?

to dccoraie

‘The Annual B<_ scout Apple . ' 1.1 an Ollpllflllllliji for every 1o iif"_l\. ihe Boy Scout ‘Altuciiiciii iii lll.\ own province, in

‘an t‘:l\f.' 11ml ])lt‘.l.*1illi manner. i h--.“

Th1"- W01 Cub; oi 7th lotl:'."".\":i 1S1, P.'11il'.~-~ are Ian tll)> 1‘\ 111.011 h1kc 111i», soturdixy’ ‘ i11<>i"11121<.:.

Char- having

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l»; (:l1.irlot;c‘.o"w‘1i ihasilica) ‘luk- Pd. llllfiCl‘ scaled imicrs, to the ("navel Pit 1111.11" 51. Dunstan: Iii11\":‘i‘.-1l_\‘ on Saturday lrhst. Scoutmasici- Earl Noriic in charge, ruvulilliu-L lulioivcd b)’ jscflllllllt,’ lg-"auics, DllFlllt! ll1t‘ hikt;

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TSwui HL‘!il‘_\' Dfllltclll‘ (]i.\til1giilSll-'

‘rd l11nr<clf l)_v vaulting ivlrc fences, ‘us. =1: his Scout Staff.

Rc-Jcui vriiiut; a! Piwuiiicial H<niilqiizirtua< were Rev, W. .1, Phil- Scoiiiiiriwci‘ lsl. .'\ll)f"l'l(>ll, Niv,

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and Capt. Bonucll ilouatcrl $1,00;\\'. S .\'i~l..1‘u1i11. hiouiuque zlllll (‘F.('l‘1. iMr. A, ll. Bivuuziu, slllillllOllddl‘. Fifty cents rcccivcd from ‘lance. ~ — Strickland, Mrs. D. A. Alcbcod, FD. ‘ Our .\'il' .\iil. air-oiled :- Birhnut, William llumc. Svoufi 11111-11111; m. siuiimeimiile. ou 'l‘\i"eui_v~ilvc cents contributed by the 2111i 11101111. Nliuicrs of im- Mrs. Bruce Butler, Arthur (iosbi-c. porianct‘ 1o . ‘tlliilill! \\'l‘l'(‘ (ieall 11nd Juliu Ferguson. \‘,":‘l1. Mi", J. levxii \il.ii'li ‘X118 iii b11000 Slcwwu". 101117711111. collected 11w chair. '11; l 1 i,.illlllil.\il'l‘ Ito- by hiuvicfi Edna (ilovcr and Plrvllir: p,“ mllylh\nn ‘m. wpoinlvd LPfl1'll.$1l-85. FFlilliillltfiiPl‘ of ilic lsi. Himmler-

Ali's‘, S. .1. Boyce. Winston Birt. 3'11"“. L. l". Parrot, Mi". F». NicFJachcru. .\'.1"1.". 11. McKay, Airs. 11.0.0, Lauk. A112; Wm. N. Douglas" 51.00 each,

Mrs. Ross Pittol, Mrs. Show, l\ll'l~‘. '

Grurge .1111", Miss M. 'I‘a,\"1or, Miss Edna Giovci". Mrs. Luther Coffin. Mrs. Frank Rose. bliss Roberto Clark fifty cents each. I Mrs, EL. MacLeod (rontribulcd thhhv-flvc cents. and Edwin Melis- scy and Benj. Douglas twenty-five cents each. L72l2-l0-10-ll

for iiii,v corn or $10 REWARD cniiuut in- r

uioveil in tlin new Nflirllllrlt‘ I.I.0VI

'l‘lI\'.\I<ll.\'l'l-I|) (‘URN t~'»\li\'l“.. Thl!

new" '4lll\l' ile-si-uuitlveu earns nmi

l'llIiII|I'll‘h ivilli the first iilviillciitlllii. .\ .|lII' oi‘ tlil-i ivoiuicriitl Salve noni-

IIlliII fur 171v. I.l yil (‘liviiiicnl lull!-

orniorli- lie-lit

xi< fuhmaslci‘ of 4th

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.~.<lc troop iii place of .\li'. E. iiallcit "who l.~ 1111111111 t\\"'l' 1110111151- llilil of (‘Pniiiwiiaii of 1h‘ Iladg“ llwaril ‘fur Prince County .\‘ll' Leo \l.'i‘(i‘l't" in‘ illi‘ uczv Sffilliillllsifi‘ of ifuti Suuuncr. ido troops iSt Pnullu.

.\‘Iilt‘lb‘.‘l'. visiicil Ktfllolllfl- Jon rcceullv and found Scouting iiourishiiie» The leaders are Rev. l1. F-‘rvram, Rev, Mi‘, Salter.

Vi?‘ wcleomc in our broilit"rl10iic! 11:‘ and Mrs Gordon R. Starratt 111". Starralt has takcu rm the job of" Scnuiinasici" and 1112s. Silirratt Chariottcloivn

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iliiiiilisii,

A typical Roilcr mcctiug was lv-ld in the 11m on Tumday cvenins’.

Buy

Thanksgiving Dinner At ViilEATLEWS

DUCKS.

GEESE. CHICKEN.

la<i. Plans were laid for the win- ‘

Yniir

FUWL

at Lowest Prices.

Wheatley’s Meat and Fish Markt

$8 Elm Ave.

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Phone 1218

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‘car/m; yioeicrrirrcaa:

jggllptllibltlensions l

To Famous Church i,"

i 1 (Ji-il.1._, ..1‘.<l liuma.1- b: ‘d1: ti.» o.’ _\1-1i1 ; oid 1V1’. {r0111 izitilt.» llllil"l'llf"\ll! ‘ ' ci-lriiipliwt pl ll‘t‘, Iyniii m, \\ i‘ . ti...» u‘: 1.111 w) "i011" ‘

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.\v1>1k bee: on 1‘.e1v I‘.\. _ 1:1 1011s 11.111‘ owl», l~

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call 1oz" Cliuvcli 1r

‘u ‘ ~\‘.<lci1i of . iii" ,.1|vi1 \\'Z(i-': 1111x111 , \ u famed lllTflUllllll" ’ ' 1.", .\t‘1'\'l(‘¢" i111’. o , ' J _ i . a m 111011 and \\'(‘l1‘11 _ w!‘ ‘ 1 . i

in" for 121,- 11111111,

1 't'.il'. 'l‘l1oi1-.".n1ri. o.’ Cannrliui. mums alio i‘iiliii".‘ll the

in.

of the S" Martin's 14‘. v 111111111; \\i~.“i1 lhe Viuiy .\l . ivn. uuviul-rl zi-i-r-iiliv, vlszzi '1 in»

Crvpi» and w: v» able i0 sec in‘ i‘ solve‘; how this Qrclii social wc 1r" service is conducted.

At picsciii, mm 111d women .i1:~~ intcrviciveii and, in m t1 r ~- comtnorlaieri t/u‘ separate Crypts under ill"- ‘LHut heavy demands for .~

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