CHURCHES, TOMORROW i

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‘m Bight. Malone, SERVICES

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M Mat t0 I lfoneolll “ii - DAYS- - commlnicl-

.1.” ,,,.|,'§'.y services are held in clygpel. Ail seats are free nnflyvgopflllrfid. vlllltll’! DIG med and the Incumbent is see them eftcr an service. RYIIODY WELC ME

“glrfrlirfismcuuncu gov. Jamel T. Ibbott, Rector

m” Lfliian Earle, Organist In wflgéaoh-TJLM-u

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Munich. lIvIx-ning Prayer and Sermon.

c crcv. KLafiIWLord Lead Us sun"

‘o (guiding Prayer and Ser . ‘

QfiIIIIIOUII" in the Parish Ball lIIgPJQLIIEFiP ..S9r"i¢_=;___

PRESBY I I:RIAN

_ i . E KIRK OF ST. JAMES Minlséer u _ llcv. T. ll. usse l

n“ M.A., S.T.M. Organist Miss E. Lillian McKenzie Mus Bac.

, . h h S h l. . uMcORNIlWOG WORSHIP 111cm "Christ Hath l. Garden."

_|1(¢|Th|§Tna.n)EVENING WORSHIP.

‘ ,, “final; lvghigatherb World" 1' e o r. * __ m; “lug. oi’ Thanksgiving .

. Stl i . (gnrninhlee: owl-ill conduct the, sci’- vices and deiiver_tl_ie_sermons.__

ZION PRESli-YTERiAN cnuncu

Prince and Grafton Street Mini

te IEV. G. CARLPLE WEBSTER lfrs. Edwin Johnstone, Organist and Choir Director

MORNING WORSHIP .00 l.rn. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed; “This do in remembrance of Me o.» 106. 212, 856. 354 them “Were You There” Willi! They Crucified My Lord? EVENING worrsrur . Service of Thanksgiving.

Home." The Young Ladies‘ En- ecmble. e Sabbath School meets at ten o'clock in the morning. h. so loved the world, that lie glvc ills onlyebegotten Son. iiiiii whosoever lieveth in l-lim.

erish. but have ever- testing life.

on lre cordially invited to wor- ship with us.

The or... and Foreign Bible Society

l.\' CANADA AND NEWIFOUNDLAND

PRINCE TIIVARI) INLAND ‘ AilXlLIAllY

The Wfllltl is in desperate need of ddpendnbie g idance. Vision anri steadiness and iliiiiy are required and whence shazll these qualities oi’ leadersihi come? The PSI-insist. asserted: "Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light‘. unto my path." Jesus liimsnlf said: “l am iii! light of the world: he that followeth rne shall not walk in darkness but shall lllvc the light of life." llow shall we get this light except ihrovsh the Bible?

new ans cause i '1' "rrouon

THE r. s. r. AUXILIARY on BRANCH.

inl. goiy Eucharist, Cilerel and,

umiw CHURCH oi CANADA

riurrv TIFIFIB“ Dev. ° IIIIIIIMI

Miss Marie .McDougsil, Deaconess. A- l“! Kendall, A.C.C.0.. L.R.A.M.. Organist and Choir Director

11.00 mm. PUBLIC WOBIIIP. Vocal Solo, Mill Aualre Gillie. 7.00 1...... ronuo worlsnrr. Sermon "Despair or Faith" T. E. Mcbennan. Anthem “The King of Love.” - Shelley. u” Clllllklwll SCI-ISL l.m. glnnere Departments. Visitors cordially welcome

BAP l ISI

- THE BAPTIST CHURCH 11cm. of Prince and m.» lieete Rev. I. Judson Davy, ID.

MORNING WORSHIP 11 AJiI.

0n this 18th leerion of the P.E.I.

I United Baptist Aseochlon the

Association Sermon wll be de- livered by the Rev. A. I. Toll C! North River. 3

Anthem "Seek Yo the lord." (Ro 0 0 II

Elia-Ila;- Writor Berry Bugde I

The Church School wll hove .no session this lay.

Devotional Service lt 1.80 pan" leader Lie. D. Martin. Address. G. P. Barrlss, D.D., missionary on furlough from Indie.

_EVENING WORSHIP 'I EM.

Address b luv. Waldo C. Mlebum

Anthem ‘A Prayer" (lllndel;

Miss Louise Cox, organist and di- rector of choir,

You are invited to worshi with TlIE BAPTIST CIIUB B

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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

' Kent Street

Dr. M. E. Gen!!- Supply Minister Mrs. Milton Stewart, Organist

10 AM. Sunday School. i1 A. Morning Worship.

Speoi Children's Day service. 1 P. M. Evenin Worship,

Rev. C. If. P ps, Principal of Alberta Bible College, Cllgary will be the preeeher.

Anthem: “I Will Extol Thee"- Edwin Norman.

Brop Report '

, Men, June l- Gmdilaliy rising temperatures with liZht to heavy showers gen- "fllly over the Piuirle Provinces have knproved crop end pasture ‘conditions during the past week.

Isolated of worms. soil stlxte the chief Qrup dome” w do. . Crop growth iygenerally _ from one to three weeks later than rrnal scoot-din to the weekly op report of e Department of Agriculture of the Canadian Ne- tiomsl Railways.‘

Personals

Mr. and Mr. David Cousins. Baltic, were visitors to Simmer- slde on ‘nrweday.

Mir. C. L. MoCorviiie. R.C.N.V.R.. .who has returned recently from Ove is enjoying his furlough tat his omeinrreetowmhoisl son of Mr and iVi-rs. Ollie Mc- Car-ville.

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Mrs. (Dr) Wcndrupe, Bprl l-llll, N.S. and Mrs. (Din) Mur- my, Sydney, N.S., sisters of Mrs. Rev W. S. Mabon, are visiting Chrarlotctown attending the fun- eral ofthelatteliremw. SMA- bon.

Mr. and ‘Mirs. J.C.J. Nbbcm, Monmzue are in Qiarlovttetovm ntending the IilJlEfllI of his bro- ther, the late Rev. W. S. Msbon

_ Mire. Fred Weld). North ‘Pryce 'M>Omphnl6d by her do 8nd grandson, Mrs. Charla Wright Mid Wyman were visitors to the city on Tuesday. The fwowing day. Mrs. Wright returned to the PEI, {hospital for treatment. -‘ . and Mrs; Roy Madman. ‘Wgrrnouth 5b.. have returned after a very pleasant motor trip through blova Scotla, going by woy of the Cabot Trail. '

Mrs. I. P. Piper of Drumhiller, Alberta, arrived in the City lest nlght and is staying et the Char- lottetown Hotel. Mrs. Piper el- 1zrcts to remain on the I and for

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canton. GUARDIAN iWiirln Tribute Paid ;5,-,,,-;;--,-;-,,,~;,,;-;;',-,;;;,,;-,-,g;_ By Follow Teachers

of l newly nature may be inlcnu’ , t it . '

a‘... ‘.1’. ';=.:':.'..:._"""- W111’- |To iiiss ti. Irving COOKS for Photographs. sscorill INSTALLMENT

Juno 30th.

Mile Mary Irving, of the teach-

mm lug staff of Prince Street School. ‘Taxes due o-zu-sriwho is retiring this veer. was liv- rurrts unfit]. ‘uric I ‘new; “ml-d: lgmrdlilyi

_ c111 -aemoonwenon vgw

town School of Music, arrrgcii-iz ‘friends to the summer home of Hall, Monday Jung 35m, 5 p_M_ IMlla ulllan MlcKenaie. she was “""'“- 'i'$i.‘..c"i...’i2i. ii.‘i°l...'.i‘°c't°'fcciii.i

CONFDBIATION LIFE -llt l delightful su rt , wni h unmet. m included games £33’ rill: we: . .__. , 1-After supper an elcquen ad-

CIVIC TAX installment-s bear dress of appreciation was interest i! not paid on or berm by Principal llynes, allowed by due date. _ q.g1.p1_faddresses in l lighter vein by NOB‘!!! lrvrm rlsronaq-Lirilaifsrglvcaiicitlvyliucms. ‘Tillage will’: The regulnr Sunday services wluiewmv in! by c volume o! poem» grflagiecmhelfllu owmgt toRnapu-fi M‘ title ‘t-gchingoyifff autographed by

no . ev. . E. 8 - Todd. Minister. 6-23-11 0n retumlng to the city, the

WILL ANY-afi- tcaidhers mettedat Miss Irving's home kn Wing ,1 k an presen her witl ha d- R-itctiio and n. n. Mcoracc $10 x a n

chelterfield choir. accom- went to Kl ' k ma“ °wufl tan aélvilsae Pfl-iiicd by wsnn expressions of.

their regard and good wishes.

iiacKinnon-Sontnor iiuotials

°Iw 0i t-he mtuccc weddlnzs of "it mum Was solemnized Mon. my eveiiiiiil 6»?- '7 o'clock, at che- wme 0f Mrs. Rred Hamilton, 13

Biker St. when Rev. Ross Eaton] ward 1-“ "WWI-flee Sarah Jane; m Kinnon. daughter of the late]

. and Mrs. ohn D. MacKin-i fisccmfiefglfiup Bu’ m” 1mm PEI‘ u er. Char-

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b. c. Mfliiliycn. wore a white sheer. flow-imam dress with long? sleeves and swcwihcart neckline,| 5 M1111’ Queen of Scots finger tip] veil, with head dress of oran ‘

me and carried a bouquet 0g .‘ Mo

“writ-in Beauty roses and white streamers dotted with sweet peas,_ He!‘ 0H1)’ ornament was a string, ofHpozd-ls. ,

er siste‘, Mr J mail“ of hlorwr. fvorcMrfFsrlgilil Mum dress of pink taffeta and head drzss oil plinll: 11cm... She‘ "Fried coona , Snap doe qua of!

Protestant Orphanage

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boys paid the supreme sacrifice while one was a prisoner of war for several years. Their courare and sacrifice should inspire us to still greater efforts for our Or- phanage.

Again this year we report success in every department. we had a splendid children have been in health and again we wish to my tribute to Dr. Tldmarsh and the members of the Orphanage staff. l

Various societies friends have remembered the chil-

year. The

dren in many ways and they have: v

been quite happy and contented.

As many of you cannotnattendi _

the annual meeting tonight and as

some may not be familiar with the‘ » ,

work of the Trustees, I am sure you will pardon me, if very bricfly,,'

I bring this work to your atten-

n. Meetings are held regularly. meetings characterized by splendid harmonybnd by the greatest de-

. re on everyonek part. m assist to; ‘

s1 the best of their ability. 1 They have at all times employed

a capable and efficient staff andi ,

they have been most sollcifous of, the welfare of the staff as well as.

Financially t excellent |

and mzinvy

, conduct both Morning and Evening Worship at the Kirk tcnnorrow 311G | U ‘iBd

n‘ from overseas, motored to Morell

wheres. _ Charlottetown Guardian. 6-21-31,

C0 -~Pti

F, hflndllns children Ind winning . their confidence and esteem. Her

AME 0MMiitl"l'ED_.1n McCiill examination results pub- iiF-hsd recently. Marjorie Plckarxtlb Ill-me wus inadvertently omitted, Mcrimlc won distinction u. the Rfliiorwtoow Glade Pianoforte.

PRESBYTERIAN ClIU (JAN-ADA — Sunday. cull?! 24:1.» Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at. morning‘ service in Montague, 11 A. M. 0t er ser- vices: Cardigan 2 P. M. Dundas 3.30 P. M. Montague 7.30. P. D- 1439109111. Minister. 6-23-11.‘

CHURCH NOTICE for Parish of Milton and Rustico for Sunday, June Mth. St. John's, Milton, Sun- day School 10.15 A. M. Morning Prayer 11.00 A. M. St. Mark's, Rus- tico. Sunday School 7.00 P. M.i Evening Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev. Slcl- - ncy J. Davies. Rector. 6-23-11.‘

COLE - MACKINNON WED- DlNG-Tlae marriage of Helen M. dfl-ililihim‘ 0f lVIr. and Mrs. S MacKirmon, Highfield, P.E.I., t0 1m. m, Richard J. Cole, R..A 1a., oni sonofMzaandMx-s S. H, Ooio, Clnenccstcr, Glcs. England, took place June Sill at Stanley Presbyterian Church, Wcstmount. Rev. J, D. Wilkie officiated.

POLICE COURT-In the Cit Police Court yesterday, two drun and incapable casts were ad- journed until this morning. Another drunk and incapable xvas given 30 days in jail. Two men were charged with breuch of National Selecti Service Regulations and me further remanded until June

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THE KIRK 0F ST. JAMES. - The Minister. the Rev. T. H. Bus- sell Sooners. M. A., ST 7/1., has re- turned from his vacation and will

deliver the Sermon-s. The Church Organist, Miss E. Lillian McKenzie, Mus. Bad, will direct the music foc- the day. The Church School meets lt 10 A. M.

BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING. - The Annual Meeting of the P. E. I. Auxiliary of the British and For- eign Bible Sccietv will bake claw in the United Church at Bradol- bane on Monday. June 25th at B o'clock. The Reverend Charles carnegy, Pastor of the Precbyier- lan Glut-ch at Summerside will be me guest speaker.

ATTENDED “vlfisnnso - Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Gaudet. Miss Yvonne Gaudet. of wclunstcn. and Flight Lieutenant Lester Gaudet of lvfiscouche, recently returned

on Sunday to attendthe wedding on Monday morning of Miss Reta (rm-ion, a college friend of Miss Yvonnes. to Raymond Jay- Titty had a very enjoyable trip and were delighted with the kindness and ffiiendiiness of the people of Mor- e .

FUNERAL SERVICES. - The funeral cf Rev. S. W. Mabon, re- tired Presbyterian clergyman who died at the PEI. Hospital this week, was held Thursday after- noon from St. James Presbyterian Church. Services were conducted by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, as- sisted by Rev. I. J. Levy. The allbcarers were: Hon. George D.|

eBlols, A. W. l-lyndman, . R. Burnett, D. A. MacKlnnon, A. E. Morrison and John F. Wbcar. In-

M. Rhgb

' EUCSIS

One of the best known and K105i Wbiilar teachers in the Province. Miss Irving entered on her career as a gtrl and from the ciart showed an aptitude for

faithful services over a long per- iod of years have been an in- splration to parent: as well 3g teachers and pupils; and 1+ 1, me hope of all her friends that she "i" have many Years of ncnui and iifllllllnecs in which to enjoy her well-eamed retirement.

LEAVE ON TRIP -— M11 Hilbert, Frizzell of Charlottetown, accom- Dhnied by his father-in-law, Mr. George Younker of Brlcklcy. left Y plane on Wednesday to visit. Mr.‘ Younkers daughter. Mrs. P. C. Warren in Dcrryn N. H, My, Younker le in his 90th year,

NURSES HERE __

“aiml- R- N. Iillierigtiesrldegiultaet’ nurses at Middleton Hospital, Middleton. N. 3.. and Miss Hazel

ta Palm". R-N. a member of the

Bursitis staff at the some hospital are in Charlottetown attending the animal meeilns of the Maritime Hospital Association. They arel H of Mr. and Mrs. George “"195”? of Fitzroy Street.

PRESENTED WITH PLAQUES _ G W i- 6-1" Iflrdie. Charlottetown, H-R- MMDOHB-id. Montague, and

- - Fuimd. EINSTEIN, hgvq bggn Pffllbfited with plaques by the Rpygl Canadian Air liiorce for, exception. filly fine work done by their m5- Dectlve Aircraft Detection Corps ulnits. Nineteen Marltlmers are in- c uded in the awards. Formed early in the war by civilian pflgonng urhncnly m; be on the alert and WW1 flscinst possible enemy air action against Canada, the Cogps was disbanded several months ago. In addition t0 Marit-imes, there wqs 11 persons from Quebec who re. veil/ed Plaques. two mm Ontario and one from Newfoundland.

‘Ifi-IS BAPTIST CHURCH. - The ii- Booms Assflciatlon or Prince Edward Island holds its 78th annual session with the United Bap- tist Church of Charlottetown. Ser- vices to-rnorrow vrlll be held A. M. with "Association ziennon"

by the Rev. A. E. ‘Todd. ‘Phe an-

them of the morning will be Rob-

erts‘ "Seek Ye The Lord" with solo

taken by Writer Barry Bugden.

Devotional Service at 2.30 P. M. will

be lcd by Lic. D. Martin. the ad-

dress will be delivered by G. P.

Barrens D. D., missionary on fur-

tough from mdlc. at '1 P. M. the, final session of the Association

meets. minding devotional period.

final report, ad by the Rev‘, Waldo C. Machurn. The anthem for

the evening will be Handel's “A

Prayer." The music of the day will

be under the direction of Miss. Louise Cox, organist and director. of choir.

Personals

Mrs. George Heffell of Carleton is a atlent in the Prince Edward Islsn Hospital.

The many friends of Mrs. Cher-| les Wright of Middleton will re-, gret to learn of her illness. She is a atient in the Prince Edward Islan Hospital. ' _

‘Mess Room Chatter

WI’!!! THE R. C. A. I‘. OVER-

termcnt. was in Marslifield Ceme- tery. The latte Mr. Maison, a native of York, retired six ycarS ago. He’ resided at. 282 Fitzroy Street, Char-i lottetown- ' i

ramrrrr UNITED crwlwrr. -} Sunday's services will be conducted by the Minister, Rev. T. E. Iqlcben- nan. In the evening worship the

SEAS, June 2i — (C?) — Name and number of the Ail-Canadian No. 6 Bomber Group based in Britain will be reserved in per- petuity fcr Canada, Air Vice-Mar-I shal C. M. Molcwen. chief of the group disclosed. R. A. F. Bomber Q. -' has decided never to is- sue the number to any other group. T

5°“ f th hildren. In this connec- Lltile Sadie MacFayden. niece 0i’ | Oon in: car has helped greatly we bflde- was “durable in B mauve i and when the car was laid 1m for; Organdry floor ‘nngth discs, and ‘the winter extra transportation curled a basket of sweet peas. ‘was supplied. The finance commit- m rghmbestmmadi was Frartr Van I tee has worked hard but very suc-

E E. (Jhalotiteilo . a . l d ti .1 t the on-

To the sunirmw of Llclhengrrinfidetasréffllrll‘ yco-‘clvgeggtigiliyantii magnifi- Weddiw- I'll-Emil. Dias/ed by Miss - cent work of you ladies. and many Aime Murphy. the bridal partyinot present today. ulio. cnclucd i'°°k i-heir Places on the lawn Asiwitlr high ideals have been untlr- ithe evening sun flocded the lgur- ' ing in their efforts. _

d"! Wily bcdecfred in June flowers the bride and new attendants made other Ccmmmm c delightful plCi/LIIE.

After the ceremony the guests The adoption committee has| were ushrred into the house by given careful consideration in r.- Misscs Shirley Emmett and Kaih- ‘ quests for the placing of children icon MrcFddyen. During the ‘ in the Orphanage and to [he send- i signing of the register, Migs 131115,“ ing of children to foster homes, al- Bruce sang, "Q Py-Qmjse Me" agterlways putting the child first. which Rev. Elnton propoged a In looking over the 8W1" s m"! 103st w the Mimi Lunch waybuilcirng you will readily s c thati than sgrveq 1Q aim“. 59 guesm the property committee has been‘

Mp5 Dgmajd Tedford and M“ “especially active. _ r Hampton py-gsldfd m, m, tablet The home committee and the‘ wmsh was taswmuy dewTwtfidlbuylng committee have exegclscd, with Lilies of the Valley and tall ca” and gumdm exgfin its? r white tapers. A three-feds wed-lclosely but never have V" at‘ “m8 “k” m“ w" "m" o‘ the Bi'i‘.'i‘§..§““i..°£§d2%?.Jifcifé’ s ' ° . assisting were Mrs‘ D°“¥'1vc§‘£l 2:11:25 hlzczxfkoui} A E Marlon 1 i333‘. ifsifii‘ ciéiéifzfinéhil {i5 = . . Emmett, ~- ‘ BCrthB Witt, Mrs. John n. !A‘}§‘“,““' QQZ “Zt.,b°v°§,,1“,,v§§.'.,bc.-. hiaoumnv Miss Mamiiiei W001i‘ lot Olllll: rngembersphavepassed through " “mm” and Mn" Rene Macc“l“deep sorrows-to them we extend; lum‘ ifnccre sympathy = The bride's gifts to the flower; ‘M {hi}; time fmsh to Dav m.i 9m and ' porbmlcs W5“ 51i""~"1"bute to three former members wltoi bracelets to the pianist and soloist , have passed m1 m 119a;- "wen dune “gmd band “films and i*° m‘? I good and faithful servant", Mrs, Rt hostess, Mrs Bamllton, a gold T, 9111911, Clnrlottetorwn, lVérsMJ.

“- F. F‘ ser. Charlottetown an rs.

The 81110313 Eiii i0 i314’? bridfiwaltxe: MacKcnzle, Springfield. W“ 9' mini‘ SW19 and i0 We Gifted with exceptional talent Swim-small. a silver fiepin. - {they gave of their talent freely.

The bride's travelling ensemblemwc shall always miss them and WM H bmWTi iia-iiflfld S111! with I always remember their good works. inVii/Ii aiicessiJf-its- 3316 “We B.‘ I am sure we will be arcionecl corslge of white and orange gladl- ‘ if, as an auxiliary, we eel con- Olcs. isldciublc pride over the sIICCCSS

The bride, who was a member of attained during the past year. Net. the ltaff of W. B, Murphy for a ‘ receipts were ovcz" $8.000 ‘wall: number cf years is very 1x>pulat~1muny gifts of clothing etc. were and was guest of honor at manylscnr to Orphanage. showers and we. previous to her-i Again I want to thank Y0“ marriage. Her wedding gifts wens i, from my heart for your kind friend- many and beautiful. ~lmess and your loyal cO-ODPYRUOW

The hcpvpy couple left, by mo. May our Work fli- be “W?” for Montreal for n few \\‘<',Cks after , and in the days ahead, rlurlvng its which they will reside in Char-‘rc-construcilcn pmwd. my we QB lgttgtowjp 'prcparcd_ to do stillldmore for ((31111;

They have the best wishes of a undcr-urlvilcsed chi ren 0

- i . hos. of friends PmvggiTnLEgN HENDERSON_

P ‘dent Provincial Auxiliary rem Protestant Orphallilgfi

las Murphy, Mrs Leo Duguay, Mrs,| Chester ‘Ilattrie, Miss Cmkett. lVL-rs. Miss

Delegates Present

The following delegates were in attendance: Mr. T. H Best, Cra- paud; Mr. Bowley Leard. Trycn. Mrs. Harry Mutch, Southpori; Mis- E. Downc, Charlottetown, Mr!- Pearl McGovern, Ellerslie; Mrs. E. S. Burleigh, Ellerslie; Lillian May- nard, Port Hill; Mrs, Wilfred Mac- Dougall. Tyne Valley! Mr. E~ $- Burleigh, Ellerslie; Mrs. Cliniflli Morrison, Conway? M“ mad Show, Bonshaw; Mrs. L. T. BBB- um, Bonsllaw’; Mrs. Milton White. Murray Harbour; Mrs. J, J. Mac- Kay‘ Murray Harbour; Mrs. John Jgrdlne, Charlottetown; ~Mrs. W- G. Tlnney, Charlottetown. Mrs: A. A. MacDonald, Charlottetown. Miss MacRae. Waterside; lvirs. Adda. MacDonald. Murray HEY" hour; Mrs. Benjamin Rogers JR. Charlottetown; MTS- R R- Ben- Charlottetown; Mrs- W. G- Bruce. Charlottetown; Mrs. H. H. Horne. Charlottetown; Mrs V- A- Aim‘ worth. Charltfitfiown; Mrs. James

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold st Public Auction in front of the LBW Courts Building in Charlottetown in Queen's County on Monday iiifi (m. day of August A. D. 1945 Ii the hour of l2 o'clock noon all that ‘tract piece or 001 0i hi"! situate lying and be I on Mt M‘ Township number thirty-three Queen's County, Province of Prince Edward Island. Dominion of Can- ada and abutted and bounded as

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Among those shedding no tears if Adolf Hitler is d-ea-zl is Frau above ti], midwife

i Miller. Charlottetown;

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i‘ BIBLE socrrrrv MEETING

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I ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTH ANNUAL

MEETING PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUXILIARY BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY In CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND

UNITED CHURCH BRADALBANE, P. E. I.

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE

AT 8 O’CLOCK

Guest Speaker: THE REVEREND CHARLES CARNECFF,

Pastor Presbyterian Church, Summerside.

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