' way Into your heart in a "Sniiliif Thrii" of

romance set to glorious

AND CAST OF 2.000 incluliqu

John BARRYMORE ‘

Herman BING - Tom BROW A ROBERT Z. LEONARD

Probocd by HUNT STROMDBR ~

LATEST

ONE wEEk STARTING .MONDA Y;-

Surpassing ‘ITieir ‘Triumphs ' in “Rose Warie” and ‘Waugbty Warietta”!

Again they sing their

Sigmund Romberg love songs.’ A year to make.’

ALSO

MOVIETONE

N ElVS f

("IH-rltlllcltiwn to Plummet-side (Daily e. ,

I-"fﬂtp Whitt-‘s Ri-stiiuriint-ILM l.llI.-—§‘2.00 rioon--400 pm

S ismm i-rsidt- t-o- (‘hzirlotlclow

n (Daily ex. Sun.) Li-aves (ilvtirlit-‘s Drug §IOTF~—III.OO

l-W-‘l-W P-m-——6.00 p.111. ___.______________ 'l‘\\-‘o round trips on Sundav evening service.

(‘hiirlirtfctaiwn lo Sou-rig. Wliilus Rrsliiiiriiiit ~l..'lt| p.m,

"l"! “Hula-r late

"DRIP? cxrrpt Sunday)

Ifhviirti-Souris to (Tharltittetoyvn Li?) .i.m. Leave-s souris 8.00 a.m.

wot-Is oarricd at reasonable rates. and comfortable, cheaper by far

I‘ I.i\I.'l‘i Illl\¢‘*» art- s34].

H"! ruv-ius also M Bowman's Dlivisoifs Rcslniiraiiil,

5'10"". Hunter Riivcr and

PTIOHI‘ 2I\ (‘Ifhywn

Phone 36 S‘Sidc

we. your fir-lends hav clecidcd we the event to pass, llltz bu you our he lions and best wis

(Seorgctotivn -_ (‘lizirltittetoyvti Bus Service

could not. allow

nrty congratula- lies for the fut.

and . lNotices

Dear Scouts and Scoutcrs:-

0n Thur~ti-t_t' next we are izoing to have a usit from an old fricnd. Mr. H. B. Grccniiwii)‘. a Dominion rick! EHCCIIIIVO. H0 will be on the Island for one treck.

On the 27th at 7.30 he wishcs to hold a meeting of tho Churluttc- touii Ake-las at tlic Basil (‘l1 Scout Hall. This lllPPIlllll will bc 111 the form 0f a Coult-roiirc. ‘

On thc 29th at 7.110 and on the 30th at 4.00 thurc is to be a confer- ence of Scoutmastcrs and Assist- ants in the Canadian Liegion Hall.

It is hoped that all Lcaticrs will do thcir utmost. to be prcscnt and hclp make this a stict-t-ss. Mr. Gieonaway has fl largo territory and very little time to covcr it, so we do not vrant to waste this op- portunity which comes about once a year Let us show our aptirccl- aiion of Mr. Greenawavs visit.

Tomnrrow- being Empire Stinday

(‘HARIITVITTTTYWN mmirmmv

ii .. the PRIII-DE EDWARD

LAST TIMES 'l‘(ll).-\ Y

“LOVE IS NEWS”

TTRONE POWER LORETTA YOUNG

Eastern Guardian i

Charlottetown Gtriircliun may be handed to their Rclit Archie Hume. Phone 47, or lclt at 1-1. J. Muboifs Drug Store, Montague.

lzatc zi lull liiic oi Foriiialclt-liidi- for thv irraiiiicnt of smii: in ciiiui. C.(ii'1'n:~\t‘ SIPPIIIIJII‘ I01‘ IlOIlIIO (lip- piug. Mini oiccrs ]l.l)lil]liI_\‘ tiisiiatch- 0d. Aliibiiiis Rvxiill Drug Store. Moiztagtic.

there is to be a Church Parade of the Scouts, Cubs and Rovers of Charlottetown. The meeting place is thr South side of the Market bulding. A.l Scouts and Cubs are asked to be at the market at. 10 a. m. The time IIILS bcen changed so plcase note. l0 a. m.

Friday. May 28th. First Charlotte- town Troop is having a play "The Snob." We hope that all Scouts will

n-riflTlNfi MAY

Your entire ma-ri-led W“. Mi". Spence. and Sarliu Mauliean svr-re North River Mny 6, 1 Mr. Frank Dark of

in attendance. has been Y and many gath- 9 helped you share

Pi-qiiul - — __ Tiwt lurziistus -- \\'v*li~i<~r's (ni-iii-r i . (Wutrlolfctrnvii — 10.00 i .i .

(‘Iiiirlottvwwii —- l‘i' ikt-s —- — — — (iirdipiin — — — Arrive (Iiﬂflfllfffﬂlll — — .. . ‘t-itui-rs arc fully prntcclcd liy ltisiirainvc- for llll\ lll‘f'I(Il‘I\I that may Happen whilc IITIVIIHJ,’ in this Bus.

AIIIIOOI I911‘-

home has alwniys

, lx-cii most. pleasant and hospitable.

ilccp interest which ivaivs taken in thc ivclfarc of this In token of our es-

and hope it will sincere friendship and

GOLIHN WICDIIINT‘. rrr-cl hcrP tonight.

rendered by Ilhe piantsq,

dancing and rot-d; tlin lllIPlVPllIhL! hours

Rncl again wishing the RFOOm many happy re- turns of th» event. thc crowd dis- pcrmrl to their homes wcll pleased wrh an PVPYIIIHZ wr-ll spent, Nnmllrss to siiv thr- gift. a lova- lv tablc radio. will SW00" mﬂm‘ happy hours as tlivv nrccccd on th ship to the Haven.

UNDERTAKER

Charlottetown anll North Wiltshire

give it their support. and feel that. if they attend this plirv. they will be fully satisfied with the results. To the Scoutcrs of the Island I wish to remind you again that there is a Training Course to b6 held ﬂl Laikc William. Nova Scotia. from the 7th to the 17th of July. This Training Course ls our- of the host conducted in thc Dom nion. and has been a lasting memory and a KFPRI help to all who have taken it. Ask any who were there. Try to send a chap. over eighteen ycars of ntZP. m m1,- Camp. Particulars can be procured from Provincial Head- quarters. A thought for the week: We must be taught before we can teach. A smile for the week: He: Th6 size of your bill slmPIy mﬂlwl "l! blood boll. Doctor: That; will be G5 more I01‘ amt-mm; your systom. Yours in Scouting. "BUSY BEAVER”

KELL CIIOOL

Report for March and APT“?

Grade X-l. Mary McKenna: 2. Mary Bradley. Kevin McKenna; 3. Genevieve Carragher.

Grade [X Sr.—l. Rita Bradley; 2. Thomas Bradley.

Grade IX Jr.—l. Faustino Mon- aghan; 2. Brrnadr-Ite Carrngher: 3. Thomas Trnlnnr.

Gradc VIII-l. Mary Kcllv.

Grade VI-l. Lnwrcnce Bradley: 2. Mabel Momitzhan.

Grade V—-l. Carl Hagan: 2. Francis Carrngher; 3. Charles Gauthier.

Grade IV--l. Mfncrva McDonald 2. Justin Kelly.

Grade III-l. Norm-n Trainor; 3 Edith KPlly: 3. Fkeddy Hogan

Gradc II Sr.—~1. Austin Bradley.

Grade ll .Ir.-—l. Eddy McDon- ald; 2. Charles Mrmanhnn.

Grade I-1. Vivian ‘Irnlnor.

.____________

Passcnger Ito guard of local tralnl: "YouTc c-nrly this morn- inn"

Guard: "Yes. we had t/he wind behind its."

Charles Dutcher and family". at. one

951ml in tlic follow nu itvm troni the Vancouver

era] Hospital, will b0 held at ll n. m. MOIIIIZLY Nunn m Thomson

Norval; A. H. Brodie of Mnntrcal.

Continued from p-iigc 4 i .

what Chclscn buns are. And more than that.

stit/ution. They are a bond oi Em-

ish fI(‘ltl(l(‘l.l(‘Il‘S wluit the fasccs are to tho Italian fascistcty. and the liammcr and git-kit‘ to thp' Russlnn commuiiistcrv. 0r if ticv oiizht to bf‘.

the clarification of the dcmoci process. capitalist. stsitv is rollrd Chelsea bun. ls it not the- aim 0f all good bakvrg ot Cht-lsca buns so to nrrangc thc .~lI£.’.’11‘. the currants thc cinnamon and fhc dough that

little the most of thc and BINICIIICSS on thc bop. allv. but not tno much the most. Not vnourzh thc most to make the consumer rcscntful.

‘uisp bakcrs at homc and ovcrsctis t; sell the popiilacc a Chclsca bun that. bcnPath It;

in a siwcch at Chvlscn about mu: Common svmbol of ilcmocracy that ht- scorn- s-d. prvti-ri-iiiq rnIIinr tn talk nbotit the Gcorgc Eliot and culture,

non AMECHE , ,

Paul Kelly

LAST 1131175 l.‘ I!

[ 0 - D A Y 0 SATURDAY IIIATINEVID" ALZB

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LAUQHING AT USI

snows 8-15 1.00 - 8-45

Pictorial No. 8 Blue Velvet Music Twilight 0n TM Tl“!

15mm

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Stanhope 7 P. M.. Rev. Thos A.

i P. M Bi-ackley 7.30 P. M‘. G. A. Christie. Minister. L-694-5-22-1l. MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL

The Central Guardian

COOK'S for perfect pictures. L-5469-24-24-Lt

CONFEDERATION LIFE IN- SURANCE. 11-6798-7-12-312

SCOUTS will meet at l0 o'clock, instead of 10.30 at the Market Square. 1i-714-5-22-1i.

BUY YOUR PICNIC SUPPLIES for the 34th aft Moore 6a McLeod to- day. L-707-5-22-1l.

REV. T. 0. DeWOLFE will preach on Sunday, May 33rd at Westmore- land 11.00 A. M. Tryon 3.00 P. M. Albany 7.30 P. M. L-5-22-ll.

COVEIIEAD — STANHOPE - Unltied Church Services for Sun- dwy. Mﬂ-y 28 are West Covehead 11 A. M.. Oovehead Road 3 P. M.

Wilson Minister

Till} COMMUNITY CONCERT Association membership. campaign is in progress all this wedt. Join our greatest civic musical organization and enjoy the world's outstandtn artists and music. L-721-5-22-1i.

NEW LONDON Presbyterian Con- greatlon Sunday. May 29rd. Geddle Memorial 11 A, M. Long River 2.30 P. M. Clifton ‘I P. M. Rev. Wallace

35c

AIL AN SIZE 3 z osvstorso a PRIN & ONE 5 X '1 ENLARGEWIEINT

15c. Cash with Order

New Chrome Gloss Fininh

"CHIC FOTO"FINISHERS

XP

. FILM TED

Moncfon, N. D.

funeral was under the efficient dir- ection of Cutcliﬂe dz Andrews.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH-The Boys Scouts and Wolf Cubs will parade to the Baptist Church to- morrow morning and Pastor Den- ton will speak to them on "Get- ting a Good Ready." The boys and girls of the Young worshippers’ League can look forward to a most. interesting Senior and Junior

L-709-5-22-1l Mr

will exchange with Riev. J. W. l-Iaiyt/er of Hazielbrool: for the even- ing service. The members of the Church and congregation are look- ing forward with pleasure to hear- ing Mr. Hayter as he always gives a message which inspires his 11st- eners and helps them to success in Kingdom endeavors. Interest is be-

Wadland will conduct services. L-722-5-22-tl.

SERVICE in the Marshﬂeld Bap- tist Church, Sunday afternoon May 23rd. at 3 o'clock. Speaker, Rev. J. W. I-Iaytcr of Hazelbrook.

L-7700-5-22-ll.

THE PROTESTANT ORPHAN- AGE gratefully acknowledges don- ation of case of eggs from the Dir- ectory Class Salvation Army. City.

L-698-5-z2-3i.

CORNWALL CHARGE. May 23rd. Kingston at. 11 A. Mt Cornwall at 3 PM. New Dominion at 7.30. Spec- ial Pageant at Cornwall at: 7.30 by Hunter River group. Rev. DK. Ross, Minister. L-699-5-22-li.

SERVICES in York Pastoral Charge on Sunday, May 23rd will be Central Church 11 A.M_ York 2 PiM. 4Note change 1n hour) and at 7.30

DRUMMOND. Freetown, announce

News Briefs From P. W. C.

By CHARLES l. MMARTHUR

. . '~SUBSCKII"I'IONS t0 the

I|“I“AR:‘II{I{$ .-\'i"l‘I'l.\"[‘l(lN.-V\'t- (Yvrtn-an aiitl Silllthllll B01 aiid

got second prize.

Exams are over Saturday.

11-581-5-19-20-22-24-26-28.

nolly back to P. W. C

..*F0.\' Ml‘ —Wc cariy a com-

plcxc hiic 0t Worm CIIIJSIIIPS. Nem- ——- as. Col. McKinnoirs. Flreiiclrs and Biirrotighs ck Nlzihorrs

l/Vclctiiiit-‘s. also Ear Mite Lotion. P. H. Pnttdcr, and .'i.l the Float Powders. Nltilitiuls Hifsiill Dru‘: Storc, Mon- I/HQIIL L-Jill-5-l£I-Ll0-Ll.Z-24-2fi-28.

and his staff might well be proud.

farewell.

Airflight Start

HKVIRS. IHIWZARI) l)l"l‘(.‘llI:JR‘S FUNLRAIF-Frieiids of the late Rev.

time stiitionrd at Souris and other parts of the Island. may be micr-

Prmiiicc of April 3rd: The luiicritl of Mrs. Nctimu Dutch-

dictl on Friday cvcniiig in the Gen-

llTllll

Umlm-lmklng Paris‘ start from Montreal

C""'l’““-"-_ ~\_’“-‘-_D‘.“°I““'- VIP" ‘"5 Angry at u» United States

acct! 48, was 1min in Montical. She _

came to \"l1lf(!ll\'t‘1' twenty-live ccmmuco L Lmem m’ rams‘ a ‘ lng to grant ui-tificates to en-

year aim. Surviving are her hus- trams Miss Mommy‘ said before bane‘ HUM“! Duuhm’ £9533,’ iézlsfie sailed 0n the Liner Nonnandle that while in Paris she would seek

to have Montreal chosen as start-

two dauiuhtcrs. (Bﬂltyl. Autlry 3.. and a sister. Mrs.

lnpz point.

Molllson said the reason

Forgot The Buns

Jinflc service.

Cht-lsca buns are a British in-

Remove Duty 0n

. _ , _ u 5.3:... 1112.‘. §l°...‘“.°....°.‘ill‘*l‘..‘l...“’2§l Brazili Oranges comprmiii-u. Thcy arc to the Brit-

UITAWA. May

thcy aren't u; Canada

For the koy to British history.

ﬁlm wholc sccret of tho

"P I“ a ontcr Canada from Brazil

tariff of 35

dutv. flavor and fruit shall be honestly U‘ _ dlvidcd Ihfnlltfhfltll‘? It Is. With a tradgd°flmegﬁzffi" wit; 5:3,‘:

sweetness

t - . “a l" nations

And it is m“ mp pmmce 0f trade agrcemcnts with Canada.

l()l'l_drpssing o; under most favored

adhesive ovcrstvccfnvss. is no more 17'9"‘ and “mwqllenl-IY Win86! than mcaqrr- crumb bcrcft of 7mm ‘there W"? 5115109‘ I0 dull!- 5“i@p'ne_<$ m Brazilian Consul General Arno

spicc and of fruit?

n gpytﬂjnly ,-_;_ Kondea- of Montreal made repre- Wi-ll thcn. scntations to the Government that Yct this was the bun trhnf- Mr. importation of n considerable

Kins: found umvorthy- of mcntlon vqllﬂmlly of oranizes frmn his

i-icriinzc. This was the on the free list. request and an

muncll has bot-n pour-d.

Ye... it was division two that re-

Wc arc plcnsed to .00 Prof. Con-

Thc final issue of the College Thur-s was cnc of which any ed tor

Since this is otir final column of ncyvs laricfs for this year we say-

Froin Montreal

NEW YORK. M 2O CPy-"Amy cr of 1379 Dcvoiisliirc Cicsrcnt, who Mnmson’ British Ijgynatér said w_ day she would attempt to have the Lindbergh Memorial Flight. origin- m” Chapel omfllly scheduled from New York to

Disaizrceing with the ruling. Miss _ was to itrotcct RITIIIICS plimning a transat-

the marriage of their ‘daughter Olive

day will be up to the Choir’s usual high standard of excellence.

Mrs. Wm. D. Sherry and little daughter Mary Noreen of Fernwood are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy. South Shore.

Miss Kathleen Jarvis leaves this afternoon for a short visit to her parents at Elmira, P. E. I.

A Good Wife

When Abraham brought Sarah into Egypt he is said to have put. her in a box in order that on one lillﬂ-llge tht: boy into i; iii.iii llnd l1 should see her beauty‘. : ' I '

when toll was demanded by the cuswmw officer at. the boundary line. Abraham said he was ready t0 pay.

“Thou bringest clothes?" the custom house officer.

“I will pay for clothes," replied ﬂlld Abraham.

Margaret to Kenneth Sutherland

Wright. Searletown. Maniage to

take place the middle of J1me- L-723-5-22-1l.

ENTRANCE PUPILS-“Entrance Goon etty Solved" now available. Contains solutions to harder prob- lems from text and Entrance Exam- inations. Postpaid twenty cents. postal note or coin. CF. Hine. Char- lottetown. L-691-5-22-1i.

ENCLOSED PROPERTY SIGNS. —Partles requiring "Enclosed PTO- perty" cardboard signs. VB-ml5h

t [rented as required under Fish and . Gamc Act, may secure same from

the office of the Provincial De- partment of Aﬂlﬂlllllfei m5‘- to“? cents each. L'533'5'21‘2I<

ENCLOSED _ PROPERTY SlgsS. p‘. row-ed thc iirize for the best POrt- 'pard'les rmmrmg Enclosed O ICIIU. and they likcly enjoyed the PmY chnrolatcs. Divisions three and five

cardboard signs. ‘varnish treated as required under Fish and Game Act. may secure saint? 1mm °‘..;“:..r".":::.:: .25; partment of r.c ure. t , cents each. L-336'5'21'3‘-

no YOU KNOW tiie community Concert; Association brings to Char- lottetown great artists of the music- al world? Membership 0511111818" th s week only. For information call 1364. neadquarterﬁ Mlmilm Electric company. Jom WM’ and

' i ts l tier. uvcld lnevitab e res" Lxabsazql‘

The Ayria. of st. John's church. Milton met; on lﬁ-lday evening nt- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hooper. About forty yountl Pwplfl were present. The devotional and business periods were led by M155 Jean Rodd in the absence of the President. Miss Hilda Coles read the Scripture lesson. An c1130)“ able program prellﬂfed by M155 Ella MacLalne was Ell/ell R5 m1‘ lows. Reading. Mrs. Lindsey C0195- lnstrumental music. Mr. Reatzh Younker and Mrs. Percy Hooper. Solo. Miss Verna Rodd. tendini- Mr. Aubrey Newport, instrumental music by Misses Rena Coles. Doris Rodd and Beth Coles. A delicious ~1unch was served and the meeting closed with the National Anthem and Benediction by the Rent/or. Rev. E. O. Lancaster.

CONCERT ENJOYED-‘Ihe old

20- (OP) - Oranges from Brazil will come in- free from Mayi to June 30. Hon. J. L. Ilsley. mlnl- ‘ ster of national revenue announced Mic (Ofllly. II. is estimated that 200.- 000 cubic fret. of oranges will during that period which at the regular cents a. cubic foot would have paid $701100 ln customs

Canada free from most favored from Jan. l to April 30.

"Barn Dance" concert put. on by St. John's A.Y.P.A.. Crapaud. was a splendid success on Fklday night. May 14. The night was stormy. but many turned out and gave tihe young people great 9D- plause. Chief among the charac- ters 1n it were: Cowboy Jack. Cecil Stordy: Reuben, always late. Ed- ward Norton: Jim and Jane, Lois MacVlttle and Noreen Simmons; Mammy and Poppy Yokum and theStrawberi-y Kid. Grandma and Grandpa and old Aunt Susanna were also there with some good advice for young girls from Grand- ma. The Crapaud Buckle Busters, Messrs. Adrian Rogerson. Jack Lrard, J. Everett Simmons with banjo. violin and guitar. played for all songs and the cowboy dance.

FIJNERAL SERVICES-The fu- neral of the late Mrs. Fulton Rob-

Rmently by ordcr-ln-coiincll the period of IP96 entry was extended to June 30 for all nations having

Brazil. however. does not come nation treat-

Gordon Cnrcw was very feellngly rendered The ‘floral tributes were many and beautiful and the large country would be possible if placed esteem ln which the departed was held. Pnlt bearers were: Messrs. J.S. McLeod, Frank Bagnulltfhea- ter Whltlock.

The Government amt-plied with mice-h-

ertson book place at Hunter River Tuesday. An impressive service was held In the Hunter River Un- lfcd Church, conducted by her Pastor. Rev. W. A. MacQuari-le, M. A.. B.D.. assisted by Rev. W. G. Qulgley of New Glasgow. A trio, ‘The Old Rugged Cross", by Mrs. Cousins, Miss Hazel Sellcr and Mr.

“Thou bringest gold?" asked. bhe ficeri

Yahﬂm.

A good wife Is more than silk. pearls or gold, Says the Talmud further on the 1W Sllblvct 0f H 800d wife:

"All the blessings of a household come

isc-lf. will train his children pro- Ute y." transformed from "Rabbi Josc said: ‘I ncvcr call my facctl. lilObV-IIIOVIIILZ. (Illjttyl and d, wife "svift" but “home" for with- "Wfffﬂ .\'0l1ll2 Wontan Wllﬂ miwar out a wife there is no home)" ' "Who is to bc cnnsidercd rich? m“) ‘EWIIVOHe who enjoys hi5 riches,’ vivacious girl," Said Rabble Meicr. ‘Everyone tvho has Villeyards and a and a hundred

YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING - t (GP. Cable, Baviluiirdlan’; Spgclgl

m

_L_ONDON. May Zl-Two girls among the Canadian boys and girls that took part tonlizht. in the Emlllre youth rally 1n thr- Albcrt Hulk-Nora Gladstone uf Cardston. Alta. and Ida Near of Prince the rally was the high m?" "ID to thc Coronation. They were impressed by the of England."

Sydney Horswell, Nelson. B. C.. said: “London has taught. us a lot about the modern world but. this night alone ls an education."

‘The llountlest cuniuiiim girl 11f- tendlng was Penelope Chlpman, i4 of Montreal.

The Canadians were members of the 9.000 school boys and girls from all over the Empire London to view the Coronation pro- cession and take part in the rally. and

Those attending from outside the United Kingdom will be guests of han. Pisquid lose. one o; its p105- the" ﬁrous farmers and a good llﬂih’ - nawasr d tolciidahcll‘ 7mm“ Plans ha" be"! midi? M!!! lng handyln flfksfiess or io anyone w let them spend a. brief vacation at the seaside.

South Africa Plans For 0wn Defences .....,

HlBh Mas; and conducted U1!‘ scr-

various schools for two or weeks

to defend hcr own territory, but

that is all. according to Defence Minister Oswald Plrow. In a statement on tho Unions

defence policy in the House of Assembly Plrow said Great. Britain "never asked us and. as far as I 795$ 08H 5€€. more than provide for our own defences."

"No more than that has been asked and. as stated. the Union Government has no intention of doing more." he added.

The Nationalist Party had ob-

numbcr present fcstlflcd to the

190W‘! to the expenditure of $5.- 000000 on arms on the ground it would ultlmntcly llnk up south

Horacc Cutcllffr.

Percy Boyle, and Dr. Barrett. The

Africa with any European diffi- culties that mlght arise 1n the ituiv.

U00 Ilnnrcl‘: In: Cnllll.

sermon. Th6 Brotherhoods

story

W. Boulter. The Pastor

Personals

girl

asked

“Thou bringcst pearls?" asked. "I will pay for pearls.“ Abraham. ﬂlld

through the wife.

hcr more titan “ml

Empire Tour

Indian

Royal Vandal] so" Albert, Sask-sald point of

"greenncss

brought to

th ree before leaving for

late

-—--- vice CAPE TOWN. May g1 _r(;_ p, REUWTSI-Sflllfth Africa is ready

never will ask us to do

I have repeatedly

Boys and neat, alert, obedient and u. may b98111 to show UVKIPIltL-a tuitidiness, IJﬂCIﬂVlllilllvsb disobedience. and to ak < .~. ,

dléfictfenegecegises for [hut tuft-cu o Uiiiortunately, lame“

Bland in the ncck and iliu I flkll-"d 1Y1": on the floor oi tlic slut lBWISe underg ah . .

“lent M this tigm ‘mgr’ oi dctelo Drlsrl describing one 01' m“, m‘;

replied 7MP bcctlmc vacant;

She was then PI-Illll-EPV- lllld ovarian Extracts therefore "BY tho end of lhc ' should her husband honor her,"

"d IF" 5cm"; oldcr than

In Memoriam

' The Angel of Death visiud tin home of Mr. and Cﬂfflcd off a dcvotrd Illlnbfllld and father in Lhc person oi Fianli Ilandrahaii. He wit.» born ill Fflll- 111118 Binok forty niiic _\'l‘lll'n aim

rahaii. Mr. Handriiliaii \\.:|\ _~ en with the flu and days llliicss nll that mm III skill and tciidci" nursing could no ital 0f no avail. He wins fortiliril by the rlltfs of the Holy Moihvr (‘liiircli which were administered pastor. Cormack.

He leaves to mourn It..< lo» II devoted wife foimcriy: i\li.~ (irri- rudc Gillan and oiie son. (‘hi-sior. scvcn datiuhtcrs; Mliry P. W. C.. Ida. Zita. Evclyii. Lenin. Gcncvicve aiid Alicia, all at linriit‘. also an aged IRLIICI‘, four limilicrs

will meet immediately at the close . of the morning service. for a help- CHANGES IN B_ _ 1 ful discussion on the "Life of Boys AND G RHIAW)" u! Esau." uiidei- the leadership of ' L“ MAY

DUE T0 GLAND CHi-tvcs. - a

girl-s who hate bee“ llllll ' o

at. rchoo lhl I19; u,

bﬁliEle

in maintained in the Su d - .

551001 and attendance recrbrg srbeoflflssﬁhbliahtggghlybuiilgi Izll-OHII“ '

steadily broken. The music of the a condition of "low 6mm,“ film" .

trying to justify LIIUIHhFHWJs m. m Bctmns. 1t is thug um... 9

a long Um

that

Physical reason for mi- c] Glllwarance and bvhzulor mm“ I times ll; is infcction intestine, with-h - res orcs tli bo- . IS Prlceless their previous norfnal 599m V8111’ Oftcn nlsu, it l, turban“ 0T bile lrlaiids of il . particularly ti“. I‘ body

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at the grave. The larpc iiiim-

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