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At the conclusion of the regular weekly meeting ot the Young Peo- ple's Society of St. Johnls Church M, py-iday. Jan. w, a very delight- ful social time was spent. ‘There ",5 a, good cmwd present and each mod to help in some way to make t goOd time. The readings and re- riiations were good and thoroughly enjoyed by all. The musical part o; the evening was up to the us- ual standard of St. John's. The 50mg, h parody on The Meers¢ clinum Pine. with apologies. was tspegjglly good and showed up the different activities of several of the active Y. P. S. members. A contest _;omething new at these sociolo- was put on by Mrs. John Glllls and was an enjoyable part of the pro- gramme. Tlhe young people wore dqliglited to have their pastor back

‘ qith them again and as usual was

“y. great asset to the evening, both in song and humor. At the close of m; programme the lunch commit- icc excelled themselves, and need- lcss to say was one oi’ the ‘best or of; evening's entertainment.

Another of the oldest resident-B of Belfast passed away during the week in the person of Mrs. Donald Nicholson of Orwell Cove, at the ldvauccd age of 92 years. She leaves lo mourn two sons, James, with whom she resided on the homestead and George in Ohio, U. s. A. The funeral on Monday was largely attended. Interment Belfast cemetery.

Mr. Wilson Murchison, Point Prim. had the misfortune of losinl a very fine looking and valuable young horse by drowning on Pint-tie River on Jan 11. The horse was tied in the yard at George Dochertyb when it took rrisht from an unusually noisy car that was passing. 1t started to run t0- wards the bridge and wasgoing so fast it was impossible to make the

, so it jumped across the rail, . etting clear oi the wagon and went out on the ice and made for the uhgnriel. A large crowd gather- ed and a boat was procured but the horse being on the north side of the bridge, and the ice was in such a condition that going out in. a. boat would be inviting disaster to human life. The horse was in ' the water between one and two hours and the spectators report that it made-a desperate effort for life. Going through the arch of the bridge it struck one of the piles which turned it completely over and evidently took water in its illllss as it gradually grew weaker immediately afterward. The public are sorry fo-hear that such a love- ly auinml should have such a- tra- iric death and are particularly sorry for its youthful owner.

Mrs. Chas D. MacLeod, Mt. Bu- chanan, has gone to Somcrvllie, Jifass, where she was called to the Wide of her sister, Mrs. James acdonald, who is seriously ill.

Smelt fishermen report some 100d catches and as is natural

would prefer to have the glass :0 \ liltlc lowcr.

Service in the United Church on Sunday afternoon Jan. l5, was held With a good congregation present. The pastor preavhed another fine Icrmcn, taking his toxt from the iilini bcatltude, “Blessed m the

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PILES

A Vancouver man writes: "Soo- iiu: your ad. m Bleeding Piles Ind knowing the merits of your ecca Ointment, I purchased our Inecial Mecca Pile Remedy o. 1 Ind after two applications I am

ealed. I went back to the drug- Bt and told him to recommend ‘r "PIIQ Remedy to Pile Suffer-

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meek for they shall inherit the earth." On ‘Iuesday Jan l7, the congregational meeting was held when all reports were received and adopted. At the, close lunch was served by the ladies and wag much enioyed by all.

Spring isapparently it hand as thc ladies arc including "dye" in their shopping list and the man of the house is looking up the file and mentally wfllTying about that attack of indigestion that we are

glad to say never comes from want oi proper cooking di; this time.

The annualmeetingbf the Fe- deral Dairying Co. was held in the Belfast public hall on Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th. Mr. J. F. Halli- day, president, presided. J. R. McWiiliams acted secretary. The board of managers remain the seine for the coming year with the exception of Mr. Percy MacLean as director in place of Mr. Calvin Bishop. retiring-H.

ROLLO BAY

Mr. Peter A. Macdolzald, char- lottetown, spent the week end in Rollo Bay West.

lvfiss Gertrude Macdonald. Souris East, spent Sunday in Rollo Bay East the guest of Miss Marie Pe- ters. .

Miss Sinnot of Charlottetown is visiting ln Souris the guest of Miss Alice Kickham.

Ivirs. John Influx! of New York is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Dugas, Souriswest.

Miss IvLary Campbell, Vernon Ri- ver. is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, Bear River South.

Miss Marjorie Macdonald, Bear River W., spent sunday in Rollo Bay, guest of the Misses ltfacltae.

Miss Laurette MacRac, teacher at Goose River, spent the week end at her home in Rollo Bay.‘

Mrs. Joseph Chalsson was host- ess at the Jan. meeting of the Rollo Bay West Women's Institute at which seven member and two visitors were present- Meetinz openen in usual manner. one new member W15 welcomed. School and sick committees gave reports and new committees were appointed. Bills for Christmas tree were pre- scnted and ordered paid. A sur- prise party was planned ‘for the former secretary and all arranse merits were made. Discussion fol- lowed on various school matters. Luncheon was served by the host- ess. Mrs. Wm. Whit‘, invited the members to her home for the next meeting, roll call to be “My F1185 Beau".

Miss Ellabeth MecCormac, re- tiring secretary of the Rollo Bay West Women's Institute, was pleas- antly surprised at he; home on Monday, Jan. 9th when the mem- bers of the mstitute and their friends presented her with several valuable gifts. An impromptu PW‘ gram was rendered as follows: Ill- strumental music, Harmonica, Mandolin, Organ; Solo, Little Town in the. Old County Down. Mr, E. E. Douoette. Recitation, The shooting of Dan MecGrecn~by Mr. William J. White. Solo, shanty ill Old Shanty ‘Nwli. Mr- Willi" Chaisson. Recitation, The ‘Iramil. Mrc, Angus MacKenzie. Instrumen- tal music, Violin, Mandolin, Or- "n, Trio, 11hr the Sake of Day-B Qonc By, Messrs Willie Chaisson. Iouis Gallant and E. E. Doucetto .mgg_ r11 Got Along some How and High an: 1m and acid Towed walking gone, by Johnnie Chais- Mn m4 Andi-ow Peters, Jr. Step Dance by Johnnie Chats-son. At the conclusion of the llwflm" hm‘ cheon was served. Following is the address: .

Miss Elizabeth MacCormao.

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no” Elisabeth: I have been it‘ quay,“ by tho members 0f i110 m‘ otitute to offer you a sliaht Witt." of our affection and reelfd- 1 can't tell you how dviiiilisd I 5"“ to be thc means oi convtyilli w you the expression 0f our united love. What we offer you is a p001‘ Uymbol of our feelingsl but we h" yo“ '11] receive it kindly l‘ p simple indication of the attach- ment whkih each dlle of us cher- ub“ m you in our hearts. Y0" have made our Instituta meetinl!‘

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lilo-Annual Congregational Meet. ing. " Impollilllb that all

members and adheienis should nttolld- Hearts Mem- orial Hall.

CENTRAL GUARDIAN

Thin column II relnrvell for Queen‘! (‘uunly new: of loenl Interest but ud- vertlllng oi a newuy lluiuro may l", Inserted at 0 cent! a Word llriclly lllyublo Jn ndvlnoo.

SUNDAY SERVICES-Mr. Philip Bears will hold dIVIIlg service 1n Mr. James Taylor's house Sabbath, 29th, 11 a. m.; '1 p. m.

HOME FOR BURWTAIB re‘- mains of Bertram E. Heustls who passed away suddenly Mondpy afternoon, were forwarded to hi5 home in Falrview, N. B.. yesterday morning for burial. -

QUALIFIED-In the recent ex- amination at the R. C. S. of cav- alry at St. John's P. Q., Donald MacLeod, Montague and ‘William MacPherson, Kllmuir, have suc- cessfully ceased as qualified Ser- geants.

REGRETFUL ACCIDENT-AVE. Max Burgess an employee of the Central Crecmerles, suffered a Dainful injury Monday when one finger of his left hand was sever- ed and three others badly crush- ed when caught in. the cogg of thc large churn he was operating,

SUDDEN DEATH—'I‘he death occurred at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Matheson, Dundas, on Satur- dfly last, after a few days illness, of Rev; L. H. Tlngley, Ph. D., field Pvailselist for the Baptist Church in the Maritime Provinces. The deceased, who was about ‘l0 years of age, was a resident of Windsor. N. S. His body, accompanied by Rev. Mr. Pike, of Montague, left yesterday morning for Windsor where burial will take place.

zzMillcrs Worm Powders are com- plcte in themselves. They not only drive worms fronl the system, but repair the damage that worms cause and so invigorate the consti- tution that it speedily recovers from the disorders of the digestion that are thc result of the work of these parasitic intruders. They do their work thoroughly and strength and soundness follow their use.

Our Institute has profited by your uuiiring zeal. 1 have been re- quested by the members not t0 address you formally but as a. be- lovrd alid respected friend; in that ligh- dear member, we all regard you.

Please accept With our little pre- sent our cemcst good wishes. May you always be as happy as you have endcavorcd to make our Institute.

Signed on behalf of the mom- hers.

Flora Paton, Secretary.

Mrs. G. A. Hood, President ' Though taken completely by sur- prise. Mfss MacCormac in "a. few words thanked the members for their kindness. The National An- them brought the gathering to a close.

Mr. Bernard Clinton, souris Line Road, was in Bear River rccclltil! the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hughes.

Miss Kathryn Manning of Bos- ton. is visiting llcr mother Mrs. J. F. Manning, New Zealand.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mullaly of Westcm Canada, arc visiting rela- tives in Rollo Bay and Souris.

Messrs Clifford Peters and Avie Carpenter, Rollo Buy, spent the past wcck in Bear River North.

Mr. N. H. Richards, Souris. mo- torcd through Rollo Bay, Sunday Jan. 15th.

Mls. Selina McEachern, who spent the past summer in Brae is now in Rollo Bay thc guest of Mrs. MacKlnnon.

Miss Elsie and Mr. Edward Townshcnd. CiinrYotteicwll. visited Rollo Bay recently.

Messrs Alcc Mooney, Joe Grant, John and Joe Sweeney- 8011118,

were in Rollo Bay Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Prank J. Wood

were moforistsio Dundl-S. Sunday.

Mr. Chas Townshelili. Bay Flor- tunc, was in Rollo Bay Saturday on a. business trip.

Mr. Henry Macbllllhlnn is in Rollo Bay ilfs week. where he is in the employ oi Mr. Andrew PM ton.

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sizccuovislil "F IINBROKEN PROGRESS

New business in 1932 amounted to $26,053,045. Increased satisfaction of the evidenced by their purchase of 34% of this total. Assurance in force at close of year aggregated $193,052,844.

Payments to policyholders and beneficiaries in 1932 were $5,834,891 being $904,020 greater than in the previous year. Nearly 80% of this total was t0 living policyholders. Liberal dividends to p holders have been maintained, the total amounting to $1,438,242, an increase of$l24,024.

Assets totalled $47,298,633 and the distribution of ledger assets wasas follows: 30.1%Government and Munici al Bonds; 28.0% First Mort ages; 18.6% Policy oans;lO.8%Col-poratiouBou s;5.3%Bank, Loan, Trust and Consumers’ Gas Stocks; 3.8% Preferred Stocks; 3.2% Real Estate and Cash in Banks,

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RUSTICO, St. Mark's Anglican Church: 3 p. m., afternoon service. Minister. E. O. Lancaster.

CORNWALL CHARGE Jan, 29th New Dominion at 11 a. m; King- ston at 3 p. m.: Cornwall at '1 p. m. Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister.

SUNDAY SERVICES. Jail. 29th: lvfiiton, St. John's Anglican Church, ll a. m., Morning Prayer; 7.30 p. m., Evening Prayer- Minister, Rev. E. 0. Lancaster.

CHRIST CHURCH-Cherry Vai- iey, Sunday, Jan. 29th, Lltany ser- vice at 2.30 p. nl. Captain A. E. Wlttig, C. A. Hymns 455,‘ 297, 411, 40.

FURTHER PARTICULARS - At ll o'clock on Monday night the farm residence of Mr. ‘Joseph Mc- Kenna, of Mount Ryan, was totally destroyed by fire. Mr. »McKenna was visiting his neighbors at thc time and Mrs. Mclgcpna ' was in Charlottetown. The neighbors quick- ly gathered, but the fire had nladc such headway before being dlscov- cred thatit was impossible to save the building, or much of its con- tents. The loss will be between $4,- 000 and $5,000 partially covered by insurance.

ANNUAL MEETING - Queen Mary L.O.B.A., No. 9'73. Kingston, held their first annual meeting on Dec. 10th, the retiring officers gave splendid reports which goes to show that this lodge is in a. flourishing condition. ‘Itic following officers were then installed by Sister Flos- sie Younker, Deputy Grand Lect- llrer, after which a bounteous lunch was served and a. social hour spent: W.M., Sister Sophia Newcon: D.M.. Sister Florence Ward, (re-elected); Chap, Sister Rebecca Paul; Rec. Secty, Sister Grace Yeo; Fin. Secty Sister Melissa Younker, (re-elected). Treasurer. Sister Francis barter, (re-elected): 1st Lecturer, Sister Ruby Colwlll; Deputy Lecturer, Sis- ter Maggie WardrD. of C., sister Olive 'I‘remere; Senior Committee Woman Malinda. Miirahsllf re-elect- ed): Second Committee Woman. Edith Barrett; Committee Sister Annabella Docherty, Irene Steward. and Lily Barrett. Guardian, Sister May Bowman; Inner Guard, Sister l-latle Ward, (re-elected); Outer Guard, Bro. John Colwill: Organist Sister Melissa Holmes; Past Mis- tress, Sister Flossic Younkel‘; Aud- itors Sisters Ruby Colwill and May- Bowman. With the cbovestaff of officers Queen Nilary Lodge is go- lug to go ahead in leaps and bounds. (Patriot Please Copy)

PERSONALS

Miss Carrie Sampel has returned home after a recent operation in the City Hospital.

Mr. F. G. Spencer, of- St. John, who has been in the city for the past few days, left yesterday niom— ing on. return home. Mr. Spmccr was greatly shocked to learn of the death of Mr. B. E. Holistic, whomhe had seen about twenty minutes before he passed away s0 suddenly. Mr. Spencer was intim- ateiy ‘acquainted with the deceased. who was a hlably Ptwocted citizen of St. John. He leaves a widow and a grown up family. _ He was transferred to Charlottetown about two weeks ago.

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A Versatile Clerk

Clerk: wool." Oilatomer: "Then why is it murk-

"Thic, madam, is pure

Mr. Joseph Neale, Bear niver, is a frequent visitor to Rollo Bayl West.

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SUMMERSIIJE

and Prince County

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—GIRLS' CLUB HOLD ANNUAL hlEETlNG-The Girls’ Club of the Presbyterian Church, Sumluersidc, held their amluahmeetlng, lust, Fri- day evenlng, at thc home of Mrs. A. Sherman MacAsscy. Mrs. Jeans, the President, presided and in her remarks praised thc club for their excellent work during the year. Al- though the Club has only been in existence for fivc years, it is one of the most flourishing societies in the Presbyterian Church and even greater achievements are looked for in the season ahead. The reports for last years work were brought in and showed a very successful year. Plans for thc comingycars work were discussed. The officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Jeans, re- elected President; Miss _Zilpha Sharp, Vice-President; Treasurer, Mrs. Mill; Secretary, Miss Marion Larkin. There was a large attend- ance. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Tlin ilcxi. nlccting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mux Robertson-S.

PERSONALS

“Friends will regret to learn of the serious illness of Master David Larkin, young son of M1‘. and Mrs. Alonzo Larkin of SUlllillfISll-‘ILH-S.

—~Mrs.' Davidson of the Mawley House, sunlmcrside. was u visitor over the wcek-cizd in Clnrlotie- town-S.

-Mr. and Mrs. H. B ii. ‘um, Springfield, spent a few days last wcek in Charlottetown, thc welcome guests of Dr. J. D. MacGuignn and Mrs. MacGuigaru-E.

-T1le many friends of Mr... Ern- est Haslam, Springfield, Lot 67, are sorry to learn of her illness and hope to see hcr around aguin soon. —E.

-—Missi:s Dorothy Bowuéss. Doris Steward and Mr. Bert Crokcii, Nor- boro, have returned to resume their studies ill’ Prince of Wnlcs College. _E_ '

—Fl‘lt'.lii.s will be pleased to hear that Mrs. Gcorgc P. Grady of Summcrsidc is resting quite com- fortable aftcv 11131‘ recent heart at‘ tack and will 500i] be around l1- gain as usunL-S.

-Master Harold McKciina, little seven your old sot: oi Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKcilna of Elmsdalc, was operated on ill illc Prince County Hospital on Monday night and is resting quitc comfortably-S. ——Mr. Heath Strong, M. L. A., and Mr. Hugh biuirison of Sum- merside motored to Indian River ‘on Monday to attend thc funerals 0f Ml‘. Daniel Guvmilli and Miss McIntyre. They found thc road quite treacherousm-S.

——Among thus’.- frciu out of town who attended the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Johnston on Sunday were, Mr- and Mrs. Clitcliifc of Cape “"51". Mr. Everett Johnston of Brookfield, Mr. and Mrs. Brown oi Kenzingfon. Ml‘. Wilfred lumen of ‘Pryor. Mr. Cecil Campbell of North Wiltshirc, Mr. Frailk Robb. leap-s,

Noble blinds I Slander meets no regard from noble minds; only the base believe.

“0h-er-that'a ‘w ' deceive moths!"

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last, Borden sented the Change of Identity, in Szveu Mile Bay Hall. Although was unfavorable practically impassable, a fair sliced Wudielzcc greeted the players. The playlfself is a very intcrcstlilg and humorous story who changes his identity various occasions, resulting in very entangling situations, ‘Tim-c is not u. dull moment from start to finish and this, coupled with tllc superb acting of thc various members of the cast affords a full cveniilg of real enjoyment.

CORNWALL-YORK '

singing “O Canada". uftm" the creed was rcud in unison. F0111‘ teen members answered and one new iuenlbcinlvns added.

BORDEN DRAMATIC CLUB AT‘

‘SEVEN MILE BAY .-\.\‘I) BORDEN

Oil Thursday evening, Jail. 12th Dramatic Club pl'0' three act comedy.

thc weather and thc roads

of a bridcgrooln lo suit

The play was repeated in Bordon

Hall, Monday, Jan. 16th, to a ca- pacity audience. thcrc being noth- ing but slight standing room left. So great was [he appreciation here at times that thc interrupt their lincs ducl ail-h‘; rcs- toratioil 0f silence only to be bro- ken in upon almost inlmedintely by loud and repeated well merited alaplilusc. recitations bi’ the liillc Misses Pa‘ trlcia. Rogers and Ruth niucdollald added much to thc specialties, as did also in a special mzvlner, a v dance given b_v eight little

and girls, splendidly trained Miss Blanche Mclvor. An old time favorite, Tile Hag, My Dllddy wore. v.15 sung nicely by Air. P. J. Mc- Innis and ivas well i-cl-civrd. Music wus furnished by Mia-a James Mc- AIOCI‘. pianist O'Connell, violinist.

actors Illifl t0

rounds of Draulatic

boys by

a" d .\ir. James

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cast:

Timothy sired, Jiizilz-s lticAlcclz, Patrick Rooney, P. J. McInnis. Jimmy Rooney, Lorne McAlccr. Slade, Vl-‘rank Wcsthuvcr.

Fred Grady, J. LcRoy Sherry". Yonnic (a colored boy», Reggiu

Rogers.

llfrs. Dapllcny Rooney, hfrs. W.

P. McNcill.

Kathleen O'Connor, Miss Aullic

McDonald.

Nora Shea, Miss Jennie McDon-

aid.

Tessie Connors, Mrs. Lorne Mc

Alecr.

Yclnlic, Miss Pauline Mclsaac Yancy, Miss Doris- Noorilu.

IN S'I‘I'I'UTE

The regular meeting of lllc cum-

wall-York branch of thc Woman's Institute nus held ht thc home of Mrs. Hazcu Howard Clll ill!‘ oven- iltg 0f Jailuary tllc 4th.

The u-ns opvilvd by

which

meeting

roll cull

The February nlcctiug will bc» at

the homo of Airs. Aniiic AIucDcll aid on thc evening of sixth. Roll call is i0 bu by u good joke. The following lud- ics are to be l‘l‘."‘,)Oll.y’liJli‘ for Program-Mrs. Frank l-louul-d, Mv-"l. Annie Vickerson and Mrs. l-Iazcn Howard.