ll i v ;§

>

1

v

i T .

f-~ H.-,g _~;':f *i

if fi li

it-I

ii "l

~f'.z2-.~‘-<1.:

fl. 5.

WEN

of It

WI-I

messages.

_ _,__._,__._._._. ST. PAUUI CHURCH

Beautiful lilies and daffodils

adorned the Holy Table and the chanoel on Eastcr Sunday. The services for the day included cele- brationa of the Holy Communion at eight and eleven o'c1ock, and at the close of the evening service.

The text of the morning sermon

was taken from St. Matthew's Gospel. “He is not here, He is risen.” East/er brings first a mess- age of purest joy. Joy has to do with the highest things oi' human life. Everything. that ls reached with the message of Jesus Christ gives joy,

Easter also brings us a message

of victory. The Resurrection was the greatest victory the world has ever known.

Then. too. Easter brings us a

message of hope. Hope of eternal life through Jesus Christ. “Christ is risen from the dead and become the first fruits of them that slept." It.._also brings to us the assurance otgrcat blessing. The assurance ot.life beyond the grave, “For as in Adam all die even so in Christ shall all be made alive."

At three o’olock the Children’s

Service was held in the Church- After a short address given by the Rector, Mr. Raymond, the Sunday School began the erection oi’ a calm which will commemorate their share in the Church’s Res- toration Fund.

The evening sermon was based

on '-the text, "If ye then be risen with Christ seek those things which are above." There is a chai- lenge about these words-a chal- lenge we need. In the hearty services and in the Holy Com- munion of Easter Day we have been in the uplands of life, so to speak, tomorrow we go down into the~ lowlands of the every day, when it is easier to full into temp- tation. We need to be eternally vigilant. The challenge is "seek those things which are above." How may we answer this chal- lenge. Jesus is there. Think upon Hiin as you know Him. Read and study His life as portrayed in the New Testament. By continually associating our lives with Him we learn the lessons of life. “Let the word of Christ dwell in your hearts richly in all wisdom." Spe- cial, music was rendered by the

choir.

All the services of the day were

conducted by the Rector, Mr. Ray-

mcnd.

,ca:N'ra.a`1. cmus'rIAN clumcn

Service began yesterday with an

early morning prayer meeting at seven o‘clock, during which appro- priate hymns were sung, prayers of- fered by pastor and elders, and a period of silent prayer and medita- tion.

The theme of the nwmmgemwice

at eleven o'clock was the “ emin- ence of Christ," based on Colossians i:l.8 and developed as follows: “Christ was the preeminent Agent ln Creation," “Christ has the Pre- rmla.;;i;e among men and angels." "Chant was recognized as Preemln- ent by the Deity," “The Scriptures Give Christ the Preemi.nence." "Christ was Preemlnent over Death." l‘he special music included Slmper's 'I Am He That Liveth," Mr. V. L. Dingwell taking the baritone solo.

During the opening exercises of

the Sunday School, the C. G. I. T. presented an Easter playet under the direction of Mrs. F. M. Stewart und Misa Emily Platte.

The theme of the evening service

was “The Resurrection of the Dead." based on the fifteenth chapter of First Corinthians, and developed as follows: "The historic testimony." "The Absurdlty of the Christian Religion if there is no General Re- surrection," “The Rcsurrection Body is a body suited for a Heavenly m- vlronmerit."

The anthem of the evening was

“Cl1l'tst is Risen," Miss Nan Mac- Kay and Mrs. Milton Stewart taking the _contralto and soprano solos.

The beautiful floral decorations

were provided by the ladies' Aid of the Church.

BT. JAMES’ CHURCH

The Easter celebration at lt-

Iames Church yesterday were of more than ordine-ry interest. 50511

largely attended. the Rev. Dr. R.

oilficiated and sermons on _both

a large choir under

Mrs. J. A. Ls/wsoli. Ftogers as organist.

to leading the contributed irwli

anthems at the At this service

by Mr. and whose mol-

Churches m.,&.,£_%

tsgeiggigge E _ u .iiiiiig-iff §i§,§ ggrugv § §’e?E§e§§§§ iiiiifizvir

t

‘only was

iillityofareunimi inthe here-

singlng "O death where ls thy sting? O grave where is thy vio-

tory?" .

He is not here. Shall those who

loved and followed him no longer lznow that gracious presence. no longer hear the words of more than

using the deeply meaningful words

that shall be" The service was

tar as an act of thanksgiving At both the 11 and 7 o‘clocl¢ services large choirs were present and the

TIINITY 'UNITED CHURCH

IUBBHM ¢ We u essofciod. which wasreflected in marry incid- ents in the life of Jesus. There one always flowers w comfort us, com- pensation: for the he-rd experiences of life. The

isan

toeveryonlofustooauymuio

Ogg il:

30|-Hlllhlliilersangu

in

A large number of

gatlon received Holy at the early masses.

In the evening Rev,

CSS-R.. preached the mon of his Len‘en

JAY Inf»heCl t0M1'.0!1dMll'3

"2 it

hixneof his lnwher, Walwe Pur- sey. North Rusticc. followed by ur- vi1ceatt1l1|schu.mha¢.2p.m, m. tsmimt New Glasgow Cemetery.

KNIGHT-At the P. E. Island Hospital on sunday, April 21, lm. 0em1s'r. Kni¢bt.ased'lD.runer- alservices wlllbeheid atthe Mosman Funeral. Home this, Monday. afternoon, starting at 1.90. the remains #sins by train this mttomoontosouxisfor inter- montm soura woctomo Tuesdayafwrnoonatjo

-Card of Uzarnhs

iii iis S gli: vii

others failed.

men when

but he any one

his

Egirggfi geggv §§%§i 5?- .5 if? 5 iiiiiiiiiiiv .:_-iriiiiiiiii ;§i§:;§§§ ili_iii

oisewhmolmv

' '..1......; " .... ......." 'V

“$133.1 u».mu»s»u»- clntral llllul lslqlv

Pu' Wll 061 bl‘l»|i0d

»;‘mw.u.'1u»i°u°Iu§i°€.?m°“”‘”'i»- _ --»-

QWM W1 ¢qmm||nj»|n ' gggqgj The mthgm, lfghbgu 1. Rana." , ’ ` . f afTloue=l.°l‘n‘t=:atulu\ Mix

I lower nature \_¢

V Cleric Passes

Ref- -lee Poole P~1>_-- -Naive ...u 5..... ,,,., ,,,, ,,,,,»,g,",,M;,;; 1 Gf -Charlottetown, Dies In _¢......i__-:Lv--‘?¢.‘?v"’I‘..f”7..’.‘.¥...“‘.°...’°”..£.’

a-nthem. The men'» double quartet . ` ` " " diem

wghgggw - -1-on. v - » - - Sydney. Cape Breton. - --_ 'nmdu»v¢ry1arxem»ouuu¢o___,_‘____ , _, sasrsnpmwst.-nnumbum - :reuse f,bpmpri|1io“if.'°,f,’°°‘“ °°" <o.1>. ay ourdiufs spoon: win) -buiaueo, sro csn. m1'.m-i¢.,saorn- °h"‘°°°°'°"“ °“"°“' *W* N'

ii, vm., ,,,_,,.e mm, ,M Th ° "°-"D mnmnsr, N. s.._.4.pru ai-“mf suns wuuuy Hospital. ut. om. "*“*‘¢° °’ *"‘° ‘P°°“‘ ’“f°',4*“°

um mm., ,,,,m,.y de ,ment °P“P”° °f the .ioaurrl-ns'1°._u.ooisseror ba coup- ooaaoupi of-omma. asa. ne- ”°" "i W’ °““““‘° N'“°°“ 3°'

musically. and was greatly approc- ¢m1 and if-ou, n.°s;“€h“”c%“_';'fr’ try and a veteran of the cross, has pot, e. andohalplag ser- "1 7°°"°"°*y° ' iota by the worslumans mum- reuuéi-ea uusuter sons uéooiubuiil ,",’f°°“ °“‘:h“~‘°°,f'3,,,,,‘°'°° “" iv’-‘°°',;,, ““ m°{‘,“.i,,°”°{§15 12°" nanaon on'-an or rom- sem' iedbymissadrois ‘m’“..°' "'"*"¢°"_ , P"'*°_ D°°“”°°“'. _ _H- m-unnius Mu, .he ,,,_,,,,_,,,,,,_ \ Bm, mem ,,,,,,,“,,,{,mg‘;”,gW°§_‘f§. zuamui. mined nov. nr. c. a. son comm Nu. ameri. ' °b°f1°“°*°“ H°=‘°°f ll dw' of fxhagnwmm uoau ui au so-mom ,Mia noroiby Lowther mu' me ,f,“'{°hf,'f,"¢‘I,’,4§‘m‘h° "“§§f _,,,Thm,° ,,,,,"°,”" °' m§1`,,;°°’.`;“‘;‘,‘,§ i|¢rvioo°° mduthuxpoc° Rt`;°uk’w:t'::rf vim

._ ' 9 PT‘0v1n , I *WWC ,

'um' M’ and th’ °°’ |5°“p°“’° 1°‘“°“' in ying tribute w tho as-you-om :aura-._1u :evening to bu so e few dew- 11°" °¢ Nmllumber-

fain ance atforded - _ W

wmr by Christ al#-'EYIDB-H who died Saturday. an interview with R.. E. Knowl

' - _ mga--qw wrencealonsthonorthddeo!

gm-_ - < 'Dr. Pringle was a. towering ng the 'Iloronto Btar. ,

- ST- DUNSTAN's aasruca ure, always and inevitably occupy- mostomotionu mouantuofmy _wo aw Edward Iellld Ire still

Tm; BAPHST cmmcn -- ings. large pl-ace inthe heart of his were in connection with my son. He b1°¢k°d WWI-1149* 10°. however-

, ' stdin*-gfstiigsger gaizagay sei-viteerdut fonzxeggiiion sup: lin tue cbuicgag éwgnedbéstoi itunes from triomreuoe ' . -- ‘

m_vm¢en~sEa5 0 _ ~ on yeserayi arse. ago .avessgaqr ver c tomdxnon n_ en- bmken meastsge o§°'§;§§‘r;;;xff;‘F nu r:xue1iou¢y,Bubop osuiiivsn to au. . 1 not ro, ,uviuo sou ui... be gm nzuonaumvo sms sumo- based on the words of sg y,¢mhew_ °§\°b!‘Bif¢d Pontifical Mass at 11 "Personallfy,‘and in behalf of the his life at Passchenduele." ' - ING-The Elma Bulldin¢ on the chapter 38’ verse 6. “He is néthem oclock amsted by Rev. J. A.~ Maritime Conference, Idosiretc ex- _‘ In' an interesting article by Pri- corner ' 01' Kent and Hillsboro He is ,ben-» with meh. wutmswd Murphy, DD., so high priest, uns press to-relatives and friends, our vate Harold R. Pea/t. entitied“'1>rin- Streets has been taken over by the megan, of complete dismay and Rev. R.. V. McKenzie and Rev. appreciation of his' character and els-rather and Son," the noted Militia Department. Remodslling glorious, as-iuranoe of victory, our John Sullivan as deacons of hop-. service and offer to those who sor- wnespondent in speaking of the the interior of the building minds turn back this day to the firs. °"- RW. Eugene Murray deacon of NW- the d¢€P°°$ Wmvlthy of our Bervloes conducted by Dr- Prlnsls noiv been begun. As soon Easter morning when that word the MESS and Rev. Earl Dalton sub h°°m~" I\‘b°51’d me t\‘9~l’\9P°l'¢ Shi!! “Z°°11\Dd” WUI* 1138 UND OOIQPIBCGG. and it from the empty tomb spread through deacon of the Mass. Mr. Eric Rob- '-°'-- has Thi-S 5° Say! _ is expected to take from three in Jerusalem among the dowmpsy 101- in was master of ceremonies. “I went to the service. Maybe 'four weeks, Mr. Albert Baker, who lowers of our Lord. pusing yea,-5 At the conclusion of the pontg- Born In Charlottetown four hundred of the men all told is the contractor, will begin mak- have brought increasing gratitude fical Mass His Excellency the stood to attention as Major John mg repair; 10 the pggvgncm and Joy with ever greater multitudes Bishop preached an eloquent ser- Dr. Pringle was born in Uhar- *°°k M5 Pllos before us. I went be- Building- The latter job will in-

' on. lottetown. Prince Edward Island, ir Callie ha W2-S Jack'-s father: I went clude repairs to the roof and the

me c°ng,e_ 11:52. He attended the common bewuse Jack did: I went because 1 ,umowm-k_ _ Cwwaeannwwunmuwneausua swans .

- , are - s ma -ou

1- f- ev- :..;‘°;;:;i:.i;.‘§.‘;;-nz" a°.:“..“";.‘.;'°s:“:;.:‘:‘ °°“”°'° sis” ::.ii.::'°:,°. cosng ser' use oy D D fr' the sa ' 1° I forgot if there wasian text but '

earthly wisdom? Is it all over? He Benedmion of me Mgstglggg tution in 1904. october-?1fa'gTs 1:( I don't think so-no deflynitc book §cE.'Llfg§¢d tsitlyiimgi: tdxulgggx ,112 IS R-15211! What glad and vivid l0Y Sacrament as given b R P married Jessie, second daughter ol Bhd verse I mean. The sermon was Trainer -was in his Bath year and is round in the perfect confluence McMahon gf, amstedy cb ev' ' wm. signal, N. P. sbs puede- e story. uutring of stories, me talk ougoyou gooo boiutn untu within u With Whmh Wt? mul’ “°C€P'° his W°fd Eugene 1\&m-gy" dmc y Rev' ceased him three years ago. From 0! I flshtills man to men who week of his death which' followed “I am the resurrection and the life. Ea,-1 Dalton. Sui, d T' and Rev' the union there were three daugh- Would become i‘l8‘ht1H8 men in it few as a result of a sevlere ho!-rt attack. be taut bouevotb in Mo, tbougb be H., Em,3,,,,,, §§§h“' wa mu two uma, onoof- whom weeks time- The iusencv <1! things Ho :eaves to mourn bouaeu bu wi- dle yet shall he live. van who was Y op Usuub Uellfl John Percival pi-mgio Jr' did not allow of either a your or dow and fumily in New York City at this aa-wr mommy f:-vue ,,,,_.',,$,,,,,, ”"”°"° “"“°““°“° wo- iuuou ui obo omit wo ‘ul months or mining. two umm .su out brouuri ui twelve candidates received the snub- ,md R, HQ? R“'~ L°““ D°“B°” only ure nr. puuub was ., buuooi ' - Prince nuwuru mana we muy *WHT °fd1“e“°€ °f B¢1i@vfff`= WP- The “wk cw' toaubor one ister school mspootui- The 'rl-all of '98' om of Norm River u'uiMn oath- iism- the d,,,.c",‘§°"" “"5” °h°" "nd" rbuuwinu bu ordination be was I- - oi-mo' cuuou or Noi-tb wuubiro mu To a large congregation at thc and Miss ‘m °f Mr- W~ J- BMW" _gmued 1,0 georgetown Un; After.. The Rev. John Pringle wld. of the Patrick Trainor of South Melville evening service, Dr. Vincent spoke matt Bessie Blanchard- °f' wards successively P'asmr'ut port Lrailoi' ’98. He described to ushow -*__-' ~ ` ' on “A post Resurrection iuetslon," - sic. S » furnished the sacred mu- l88‘6-98; Kildonian, 2t¢he1;°g1E?lBW1¢duui;\ °°;1'llMmy Wtlgh BElL!»lANT !'.|.`UDlN'.l'--Am- addressed to St. Peter. "Lorcst thou college stu;-?v1i:?;1A§¢?;1t;'i MIS; Yukon toil: lst! lgmwsone 35;? 1; eu” vmhoymmokn ni; me?" Al this Service °\'°f f°fW 1-:ony nanaamrzn cinravcu Pastor of ciodéricii Avo' cpurlh 1,. he told ofmlnou and gold sud ngnté pmvvdwne R I mmm “Tum P09” Wh° hid bee" "°°“’°‘*» the some city when me goiu fovoi- and deaths and oonouerlnss. ouboossrui 'ui ' vm tiurty-one by baptism, others by ex- more out in 'tho Klondike ian as He had @0110 up there himself ¢° clue ' Tmiu.-ry' pf "e"”i€’ ’.i°.t`v`€.`§°1l‘i.]””."c"§.' °’..“"“`“" ¢o§h..§...§§'5“§i ‘wait if-if Bam' "“° “° "°‘““"°’“‘ me an »~=£»vr~u`u.~Z wk as s°1d °f www- meme- he .ou ‘Si »‘ir“°°uu’§'°§§°°m¢o u' son. un e e urc _ a on o e resur ' . ‘ ~ -

The music of the evening lnclud- 91’ JESUS Christ. was fittingly aorigygge ;¢i‘gj{§¢i1§n?ye,-Hsvhzlrg asm,-1§§ me xlxefrgrhtehfvafsoggl ‘iglemtggii Dwheny' mu* “uv” M Pun”

We-lf-6 D€llZi°l. H | ‘Zed With Bflmdeur and splendor at cellent work 'fo the uiifortiuisic/e 1\811il1 Major John' The deck would Edwampodmny thx' twinmd

.

ed solos by Mrs. r . ,

former member of this choir, wiigr i the Holy Redeemer Chur h t - - r - ' ' _

... ........ ° " if he ew vmeihv- :sf We ed me ~“.:':. °°°°.....“ °

CW

rich soprano was heard in "Tac y- were at the . ~ - _

stranger or Galilee." Mr. v. L. hours- 'usual' ;‘z:»!?dh`?l?v:I‘ceem¢lweedAmnedg‘;,iiiit|e1d5 wanna stun like this 'wo wuntod “"““b°’ °’ “mm” Dlngwellw fine barit/one render-mg At 10.30 Solemn High Mass wg; m _ I her. religion sum enough fmt no "wa in recent years. Bruce hu had I of --A Wong;-ou, 1_.ov¢_" celebratcdby Rev. Paul Fisher with 'm-19”-rgw ' “du” Cue” rm Bible thumping' mt hem ,ml 0l8°l1'18'\llHb°d lolwllatic comer,

Rev' Fsther Mcxmm W d9B°°n M860! the n' tort/u.\'e nor marble streets nor Mvms 3mm"“d ”°mm°'1°“°"'

_ and Rev. rather Johnston as sub- ,my -- d,§§§§“`°h ‘“ “‘°,d"'> golden' ’ ing schools. au with hlafh boom:

ar. rnmns ca'rm-zrmu. deacon. ' " de, to -“-“Mk om °*'S~ *V4 1° °*‘°‘ We sob", mm, W “md md me classical 1-nga school. Providence.

Au eloquent and inspiring sermon- ooreu :ffm yur mc>f>wus'iw“h,.,,,°~1` more of tho Mister- Mum- weut ‘mi 3”" U”*“°"“'Yf ‘P"°'*°"'*

'rho alters or st. Peters cathedral appropriate to the Feb.-rt__<i_ay, was _h,s»,B.g,.es5§,e sag” _“' -t to Wm; on me ,mug ,,,_°m. mm awe. 1981= Harvard ww school-, which bm been stripped or au fum- preached by nov. R. L azcxonuu, Wm W 0, the m°““, ben";n‘;"’u; H, wg, mdme gold.. cumbriago, 1934. smooissvinq luv lshings since Good Friday. were yes- who related the joy and glsdness ,uw Mu” f ,JM ' Ma-ny a soldier had his dfqupmg school he has been serving a six tor-day for the gmt festival of au- which amor- bi-ought in ~omb¢rbou od ° P ’*‘°1’°“’v _“"1 _,Wm ,awed md his ,mm mouth., oiomi-up m_th¢ nw omoo ter Day cooked with beautiful fron. with the sadness una gi-:of which ffm “°'°"‘"‘°“”‘ A“°°-med Wm* md., ew, b me km,” mw,§ of I-ruddy so Molton, Providence. an tub. hamzinss. candles and autor had marked those sud and mournful were Dr' 'n‘°'-“1’°°_“»E"'M- P- on behalf 0, fhose 0,,m§,_, The old wou established fu-m with flowers. 'rbero was uicrgo attend- days.duribg_w1ucb mo cb ' bud _ - 'G°°‘ B »- '~‘”‘° ‘P°“k°“ °‘ ,mm O, man hm, gs ,.,,_ which no is new connected.

oboe for the celebration or Holy grieved and lamented the v ' une - ~é,.°"“ ~ and the pr-“ent iieveuyby :no guizotiou tif; tb

Communion at 'I and 8 a. m., and ignoniinlous sufferings and delth .., .'\"‘ ‘ H' P°M'“1° ma spiritual me' of me boys wuamkef, PERSONALS

the church :vas well fined for the géru-s,Cl1rl&t.thlKster was thflffnugxtl.. 11. T _cm of by the beloved COL John

sung oeebra ion of the Holy Euch- FHS# s Christian c ci" " `,-7l-`§- .'.’i" _ and ymmd arist at ll o’clcck, which was pre- said F\ather,McKenna, who elglllulgé ' °' x‘°'"”k° 131,: gf; m the “nag” meridia xfsnvlsltinig her sisgr ltr: ceeucu by tho nymnvoomo yo fuitb- ed that pry obrist's victory om- " ' ` ` " ' ' ‘ won myzpf fs, °v,,f.§°§, °‘ ouvip mraiug or tau city " ' ful, raise the strain of triumphant dei*-11 He ad proved His Lkvinity JH” “L” www lem” W Easbem wardness “£5 gfowleds lg mir' ~ ` sladnesg,-. guns in procession. Quito 23:11 tgulfuiog 1-55 ph,,_phesy_. In o°n_` ‘&yrstumuse_;u;x§1csitr};¢; groligigdugr 'ge their moi* comm” undgrawu w:_- Mr’ _‘_ Enmanldnm of me sum ;°;i\umrnme&'nals.¢; mmT;e ;»;1re,l;'°°'E!asTt;; Kem: wmhe;°1't“§g“»w$§i1;er;|°;. ward, the maintenance of me Daw di/tions, and their virtues. _The merslde Journal spent the week Rem canon Malone memhed I joym md messed EUWL son Good spmnarltan 1-Iospltui he glkigrwominss he quickly forgot but end in the City.

splendid- Easter message from the Tha Mixed choir, augmented by augsertook a tour of Eastem Can- megwvmua remained long in his

text “The rm-d Lg risen mdeegp an orchestra, and under the direc- in `1°°"°°u”tm3 59°°*`nY *lm* U ry'ms et

Avery large congregation was B150 tion of Rev. C. 0'!-lore., rendered Wm °'! m°"°Y f°"' th* Pl-“'P°9° in pm r un; t° sydney’ ml' present at Evensong at 7 oviock, Marwv Mass very credlhbly- ’ P“""°“° W €°‘“8 *° tl* 33% ‘:°m°‘,’,§11"“‘°”',l,‘§nw“ gg’

when canon Malmo punched 3 In the evening at '1 o'cl/ock, Ben- Wm M W” °1f°f¢d M0699-for ol C Eu ° ’°°°p by ° My P A uh mums md instructive “man hom egimon of me Most Blessed any tbfanitobu and N. W. Territory) of mill’ ‘Malia analnpreseniei with an sn _ . , Fan] arson returned ie ev 'mv are nv mv vv M* W we by M- ev me-I .‘i°..:.i“:.'::‘..“‘..“:°.t;.. is f°”',‘=;‘..°°.,; ¢.“‘.;‘.:.:.... °°...“....‘”. “.:..‘3".:.f’ .....“'°‘°.... ’..;.i°‘:.*“=...."°..;:...‘..‘.‘;'°'

, &m ' 1

bro bt¢°,¢1.,_.,ewiv t r--1°' °uw¢hcz1.qssm11euwitbiuu1¢°h1W‘°°°°dth°y°f1\1mwdin _ -- _ of :gmpm -9, Dem nmrns . W oundmawauvss 1_,,m¢:,.s,: atgdsigim ofl will be no so may stxélg vagiuécnvihu? of uw

_______ _ East a om WW INN- .. gained

. _ m_ ,gm cm um MD,-,1 mvom oommmm wlnsgvery legitimate way he sought at the Canadian National otel.

Jgy, , of the oenmi assembly of bu md “lg MW °1 edlmtim _

singing W., of mg., °,.,,,,_ MMO, ouvobfor. oburob. ¢ run uoooum. of tbo lm- M w PHI” ww velwl- DP- H- U- Hudson md me R.. H. P. s.r'1emm¢ presides at the om... 1-l--_- 'mu egg Igtlrbrmegus existing ;°nmmf";”h”‘{{§: ?§,P“P“° 1" tl; g°W;°r;dm°fc;mot::&dw Pvgixge

Tu ` Yak - Q WCB $118 Audi " . WD OD -

____i_________;_ fo nw pusforuvo of st. Anuiov. th; ~t\g1d¢°~ ness. 'rhoy vu-o utuyuig ut tu, Mosnan.-at mmf, Am-11 go, Ohuwh. Sydney. Boron coming h mls? 5° - .

'rho memo.. of muster, in mov- less, ohm” Moubu-, ugou 54. iw- 11° ='°°°W=d =» pl-film: sauna “lain W" ins discourse. lu music ma in the riunerei nom not 40 church at 2 “W” tl” dm” °f D°W°°11-siv- §’,md“‘,§'°

fragrance and beauty of spring p. m. Sunday. m3 °f'f°°¢ UllP¥W1°l\ W U19 WDW- _ flowers. was presented to very large °W°i°“ °f hi’ Wm l-M presenting I"

congregations in 'rrbuty Uiutou '“C“Y-‘-‘-t D°§;’Hy°_\1 NPH1 20- him with 1- sold watch- oh “°"“”" W'

Church yesterday. 193°- M517 E- H804 33- “wh ‘°" s“'“d°7 “n

A great profusion oz gomom Funeral Monday, Apr-u aa, from nn won. in the enum. W "W W* W1' Mew” bewtv- flowerg 550|-ned pulpit ‘M dw”-_ Kiev' Memorial Pnsl>y\teu'ia.nGhurcl1 In tm* f'°'P°°" ml WU 55° WMU 0(

These were presented by the wining Ma-lveqlle. service starting at 2 p. Many evidences of the great work ° m“°°"'

Circle cf the Kingu Duughm-5| md rn. Interment People! Cemetery, he has done in the church in Syd- 9°' Amuw” P°°91° Wm MV" 'W' after doing service in the cbui-on Mlsloeoue. < _ My exist today. A vuibio exam- §?,§m*;‘; °°°“,Ze_:‘*.‘fht§m°19,'5Id°fDf)eY'°

were sent to th sick d sh t-in 'DW 15 tho Splendid building in , . of tn on rf _ 'm u MMEWEN-In this city. April 19. which tbo wnsreseticu worships. gt §m°°€h°°h°“‘°°§`“°*'- Th'

- s hospitola

e C gresl on

RM-_ Hugh Mme, muh, 1935. Mary Ann McEwen, dearly A staunch believer in the

me diet, 9; public ?,°,m|pf1't_§.,b32 beloved wife of the late Bernard Church Union, be took u n°:;n°°m°,§ were never fU1'B°ft¢n. moi-mug bu u-.xt wsu tho stutumout M°Eww. med so yum. Funeral outspoken stand in its bebuu mu to 1" ”‘ ”‘°°"‘°" 1” '1‘°'°°i=°- I 1°' in t. Joi-my Qggpgi; “NQW gn gh, from her late residence. 17 llaher him. more than to anyone else, is mum °¢°' h° “id th” 'hm 5° place where He was crucified :hero Btreet, Monday moming at 9.40 to attributed the decision taken by 'ppmhm th’ h°"‘°" °°°‘°f*°d was a garden, and in the garden a Sh Dllrl-starve Basilica. thence to 59- Al\dNw'l. In this, as in all other “mn mm by hh 51"" MW" md new tomb." - the Roman Catholic cemetery. matters. he wu'ta'ue to his convic- 9” °h"""’h md *“‘m"“Y'°*h¢1' 41"' 'rue tomb wus pueouiuugu-sou, ~ nous of eoomou conviction.. be °°“°“'»' WY W* “'11 '°°°“4°*! where- the beauty of the surround- PUR‘“Y°"M I-‘°Xm¢"’°-M“'~» VH ol-bible of strong opposition t° th" "3”"°°'t

r_e.~‘»,;° ~ -vu v- fm- »f : .ef WMM, M vw- --

w o came mourn. ~ . ~

umm mu, 'n“'ubortsu~v1oowmboiwiasttueg,y

is 9.5"

;§;i§§§ iii-Zéiii

no li? it e hugs gs* §"f‘E§ 55?; .tit-it-s§§=i=i shun inane

it

gl ii El

é

_ .M 5| _ _MOQOIINP > >‘

in iomfbo vu

H the Phbyhlim

. a \

-Hlbbby Show Prize List

‘ ‘ lull.-ll

...ui

land Strait, and the Gulf of Bt.

=s Ee

ia; §t gill

Myers, MP.. has return- taws for the Easter re-

Clnldllh Nlillhflll Hotel

guesses §‘l§€§*r§§§§g§§§§E glggéisg 55 li?i§i“:§= ti- ii§i"‘”i”° ‘si-ii-“E55-‘giiggiiig is: giiiéeiirrifi ;i.i§..§ is ite?-iiissiilisili eil

'I W0

s l

‘Sonnet ci' God.; 11 any Thy 81060111 wareivvs pug 'l‘h9'l;ahttle’s fought, tho _|-wg || And thou a-rt crowned gt rut,-°

was of his

'its fblollnc h the Y. ILC. A. 5051119! Slow wllo lid-: - ,Plum - ' . _ _ 1.30190 stewart: 2. Olive Heep-

iu¢~ 8. llaawaret Lamson.

vnu: 1. Pauline limmanh: 2. Joyce Cantwell: I. Maile Luck. Vocal-undef It yealix i. Joyce Ritchie: 3. June Poster. Pluto-ands I0 yearns. _ warm maven: 2. no-im, lut-

Photon'-»h1= l. Ra-lph Bnlth; I. Laura we-

nine

Psnmlllshlpz

iiiiiili .iiiegii ;§§i§§;§i nhl

ion Mbbeod

third 'Ui-t io '

Consume Malmo.

Pin( has (Imlor boys): 1. Lloyd Brown; 2. Harold

Matheson; 3. .‘~ tftur Godloin.

Checkers ‘ r boys): ' 1. Noel I; 2. Arthur God-

kin.

Collections: This class includes collections of

stamps, col-ns, week, etc. First prices, Gooden Bell, Archie Vicker- son, Durell M/umoy, Marlon Rob- ertson, Fl-lvh Calder. Ferns Milk. Billy Bentley and Cynthia Kan-

dell.

Beoondpx\laes.BillR08¢rl.Annl.e

Huds0n,MaryMilll.

Thinfpmiae, Robert Hudson. ouverbomton. _

Bol¢Bu.lldllI(:

Junior-boys-Snisllmodels. _

1l.AllaterAy¢'l'l2.BD_la-nd'Ilay- or. _ BostBllIdin¢-Llrlelliodellz This class consists of larger

mndelsandaomeveryfineworkis ond-lJll\V.0n» large model. a

_miniature replica of the Rainbow,

attracted special attention.

The prile winners were 1. Vin-

cent King and Joseph King; 2. Robert 0’Brlsn; 8. Bill Tidlnarsh.

Steel and Metal Crafts: 1 Barry Mcharen; 2. Gordon Bell.

niltonfurn. Writing' of Oriflnll

ms: ' .

girl iitii’

2

1,. Milrvlam Hughes; 2. Anna

Hughes: 3. Dorothy Davey.

to adware outbouuu me liobervnorden, Lioooh Dumont

have won more than the number opposite thc-

the number of first second or third places as the ease may be).

Marjorie inn, 1. 3; PhyllL. Mutoh, 3; Edith Ouithouse. 2:

Zelme. Mutch., 1; Laura McLaine,

1: Adelaide MloDonald, 1, 2; Ber-

2; Phyllis Mlltch, 3, 2.

Sowing: -

Joris Gul, 2; Beta Robertson, 2;

Orva. G'lll.:é‘Lil_y Jacobson, 8.

‘ Air Cram ' 'Insirorafttlwfiratorlseswere

, ' Arts: i Z ' ' i ru in -- exhihto remain

_will indicate the cial I/if

teined and the munber of ,figures

Jean MlcR-ae, 1, 1, 2: Marion

Matheson, 7: Marlon Robertson, 1;

Viney Wbtte, 2.

Knitting: ‘

nicsround. 1: Gladys.C:-sig, -1`1 lilly Jacobson. 2; Bernice Worth.

Gladys Croix, 1, 1, 1, 1; Francis

Kelly, 1; Jean MioCr\», 1, 2: Mar-

Bsdlo C V First place in this class went to

Paton who showed a fine

iiiigiiigigtig"egglipv fgégg Zi §§",§§s§§§5§§ »_,. ~i~ . o, _

§§ei ggi; " Eg?

giii aigii ist; iii;

l, 3; Alll'~'i

, 1: Bganley

Jack Fraser". Bill Tidmsrsh

can Aresnault, 1, Joan' Gordon, 3: Cha-r~

.les MoKen$\e. 8; Constance Leight- iasr. 2: Dorothy Lowther, 2, 2: Maurice Brady. 8; Joan Roop, 3;

BillarB¢h-tley, 8. Un 80 years: ~

Phyllis meter,-1: Doreen 2: Jean Roberton. l, 1, 2, 2

Eleanor Ripon, 2, I; Jock.

s tom. s hish

E

iigii

was only out of

lsveamouth

Zion Ohumih ll’°\K> under My-,_ J and Miss Aim NL

Bw scout, com mu potitiou ro: wolf Poxfu. v°vnuI°§°,T,§ ZW! Pl$. T-l\9`Bcout mm omipstition was won by gg Pm..

‘Prlap-Drip mmm M

the outstsnqm.

°1"|I‘|-UI-l Alt WM won U,

Mlolgq

viii; si 55

for best

Miriam Hug

Prize by N. D. Macl.-can for pq,

manshclp, Gxwdes V and v1, Wu won by Irene Judson.

'Ilhc Y'| Men’s Club pmenm

several sweepstske prizes for cum. petition in* different events. mm are as follows:

In the Department of Mu-,ig

three Cups, the winners of wmg, are yet to be announced by up iudces. '

Bweepet-ako for beet gir1’s exhiiy

it, won by Glsdy ,Craig for hu exhibits in 1-Iouldsold. Axis.

Boys eweegtake _won by

Tidxnarsh for exhibits in the partment of Woodwork. '

Other prizes donated by the yi,

Menu club, were: A stanley pun, to Josecih King and s pocket img, to Rol>"..rt O’Brien. in boat build-

ing.

Fenneli and Chandler also don.

ated a. knife, won by Vince King, for boat bulldng.

Y’s Men's Club 11111426 in Dept. of

Woodwork: A saw, won by Jack Fraser; a ratchet brace, won by Kenneth Farfuuiarson; A knife, won by D.- Bherren: a hammer, won by Allison Young; A knife, won by Robert Bouden. for aero- plane work.

Special prize, donated by

Mloliean for bear, piece; of woo.; won: for boys under 15, won

Stanley Zlfnofmpson. A medal donated by R. S. Taylor

for Dept. of. Asroplanes. won by Edward Outhouse.

Then were upwards of Sm ep,-

triasinell. andthe Boa.rd.o(Dii- eotors expect to make the Hobby Show an annual event, which will be eagerly iookfed forward to by the boys and girls of the city.

5172

3

s a

A Birthday Greetings my 'r-bfcuuuabu. rua.. ER WHEN-

Twenty-flve thousand enthuslestit

baseball fans shivered while the snow ca-me down on `-just and un- .i\\B_t at _s scheduled American League same tnvoyau-a ago today in Detroit. when the ‘Cleveland Indiana shut out Detroit Tilbrs 2-0 on e muddy field. 'It was one of the strangest days in diamond history, y what with snow andieverything, and ` a great ball game withal.

To Bert Connolly. right winner oi

the New York Render! in the National Hockey League. Born 25 years ago today, he .isa hoclney pro- duct of Montreal alnmtcur rmls. As an amateur .he helped Moncton Hhwlu'wln the Allan Cup in 1998 and 1864. He trundle rrofessiooal with the Rangers last season.

JUBILEE HOME OR MINES

WORK-BOP. Eiwlsnd-(C. P.-

Herbert Smith. president of the Yorkshire Miners' Association has :proposed the Coalownersr Associa- tion give $250.00() Ind the Miners' Association $100,000 as a Jubilee Fund for n home for aged miners.

OUBA RAB A WORD FOR. IT _....._......._ HAVAJNA-(U.' P.-)-Duban beec-

ba.llfa.ns,towhom bsssballisal- moet a religion. 'have done wooden. with the Spanish and English lan- guages in creating their own diam- ond eirpxes-sions. Baseball becomes "beisbol" to the Cuban fan or-d home :run is “_1onxon." When a bn!- ber strikes out he "punctures him- self”-"se ponco.”

"KEEPING UP WITH THE CITENB"

(C. P. By Gulrillllfl Special Wlrfl

SHANGHAI. Avril il-ll Amer-

icstbe smithsandthsdonslcsfaw good prim for televbone directory listinfs. In China it/s the Ohvlll and the Wcnsl.

In the Shanghai directory theft

are sad Uhens. The Wongs a’° close with 574.

Other popular Chinese names BN

Woo and Koo. ond Ding and Dons-

oaleo to hc- found IN the Afhs and

- PERB

ONAM

Mr. Fred Mulaliy has rammed

from -Montreal when bor husband underwent a. successful opera-tion at Bt. lb-ry'| HOQMAI. Mr. Joseph Mbbonsld who accompanied th¢f°- xotumsd with its. Muhlly.

4 mu mi-mot aim, wom- puues by mm scum friends

` l‘Ol'fl .

.... "’. ‘i°“‘° .il Mail? uwlilsuvnb. u. e., to -pun vw, hater holidays with her punk. in me un. o. H. shox. UW!

_ Fl

Shed.

if