FEBRUARY zo, 1931

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WORTH WHILE DRUGS AT WORTH

THE Cl‘lARLl)'l"`E'i`UWN GU AKUIAN

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mg ce||t|»a| Guardian i mv

____ Canadian Legion -Church Parade um"

BEST OF SERVICE

_ Milk* f -15 your Drugstore and be sure ol’ the BEST. We take the best °‘ "am ‘I1 5¢|¢t'ling the purest in DW! 5“P|’||t:s. We buy often and everything is fresh. we can _,sin you the BEST in service. All night H°“'i¢1= at your dlsiwsai iframe ana

:nail orders receive prompt umm. ‘°f'~ We ‘HSIWIISB prescriptions Wmttll by any uhysieian. can on

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WHILE PRICES

us to-day.

“NY/ii. oauGs'roar:"

J. Ernest H. Worth

DRUGGISTS

1-12 Prince, St. Phone 82.

If You Are.-

in nearly all colors.

BELGIAN TILE

Mode-rnizing Your Home

v » a _-ori I

Building from the Ground Up

Use TILE Inside and Out-

TILE LASTS-IS EUONOMICAL T0 BUY--AND 15 EASILY LAID For Your Roof. use Tempest Tile, spanish Tile, Flat Tile ur Flemish Pantile. furnished in is wide variety ot' colors- For Your Floors, liitchen, Bathroom, Fireplace, Store-ti-nuts, Show-windows, etc. Use durable Immun Tile in Red, Green. Sand. Antique Bod. Bllth White and Gland 'rue outainaoie

WRITE. PHONE, or CALL for Illustrated Folder and

Quotations for any Job, Large or Small.

BOWNESS CONSTRUCTION CO.

Representatives for Prince Edward lsliuid (.‘harlo`t.tetown

PRUTESTANT URPHANAGE BULLECTIDNS1

CONTINUED

Albany Village Per Buchanan and Mrs.

ii. -V. McLeod

J. F. Lord

ii S. Delaney ~

.\lrs. W. P. Cameron Mrs. Wm. Buchanan

Mrs. R. Phlilpson Mrs. S. M. Mackay Mrs. Harry Arnett

Mrs. Henry Cameron

Mrs. George Burns

Lester Francis

Murdock Dawson

Ray Ca.ineron

Mrs. Harry Ross _

Norman Walsh. Mrs. J. Francis

Total

Mrs. Wm. S. Macliay

5 .00 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 _ 1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .ss .25 is

15.75

A. A. MacBeth, Marshfield .50 Long Creek Per Myrtle Maclicod

Alex. McLeod

Alex. McKenzie

Mrs. Bruce McLean

Albert McDonald J. E. MacKenzie

J, C. MacPhee

Mrs. Ernest Turner

Mrs. D. MacEwen

Mrs. Malcolm M0.cNcill

(:. R.. MacPhriil

Mrs. Norman Mclean

Mrs. Fred Stretch Roderick McLeod

Mrs. Neil McEachem Mrs. Melbourn McEachern Mrs. Flora McNeill Irs. Annie F. MacDonald Xlrs. Wilfred Stretch

Mrs. Donald McEachcrn

Total

1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 so .50 so ,.50 .50 .511 .50

.25 .25 .25 .25 .25

9.25

Springville District Per Murl' Edwards, Teacher

Mrs. Lorne Coles

Nelson Bell Harry Paul Fred D0llar

Mrs. Flora. Mac-Leod Mrs. Steyfhen Coles Mrs. Muriacic MacSwcen Mrs. Donald MacDonald Mrs. Andrew Dollar

Mrs. Brent Dollar

Mary Edwards

Mrs. A. W. Stewart

E.\riic.<t Dollar

Mrs. Earnest Carter Mrs. Annie Diamond Mrs. Charles Newport

Mrs. John Stewart

Mrs. Harry Younkcr

l~)uici'son Kent,

Total `

l .00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50

i_:`ni:`i~:i.:v_:';.1 civic.-u c.-1:,.rc

l0.00

lllt. Molllck Per MIS- \\'. J. Mulch

-l. E. Mclilachern -W- J... Mutch _ _ Miss Lnum Mmoiuol _B. C. Lane

rs. (Capt) Nelson

rs. Lane Boswell

ictt Richards rs. F. C. H. Richards lan MacRae

Friend

Total

» Specials

1.00

ens2se2§§

5.80

' Caledonia Club per ’l_'. M. McMillan 1000

QT-

MILLVIEW W0l\lEN’S INSTITUTE

The Millview Women‘s Institute

met at the home of Mrs. M. E. Jen- kins on Wednesday evening, Feb. 3, with an attendance oi eight members.

The meeting opened by the sing-

ing ofthe Ode followed by the Creed repeated in unison,

Minutes of last meeting were read

approved and signed. 1

The School Committee reported

that a treat had been taken to the school children.

The Sick Committee presented a

bill of 25 cents which was paid.

Collection ainounted to 40 cents. lt was d1=cid1-ri io have a Ques-

tion Box at next meetiiig.

Roll call lo hc answered by "a

labor saver I have in my kitchen."

Next meeting to be held at the

home of Mrs. Gordon Eheldow_

Meeting closed by the .singing of

Good Night Ladies.

FREETOWN INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting oi’

Birch Grove Women’s Institute met at the home of Mrs. Albert Camp- bell, Wedncsday evening, Feb. 10, In the absence of the President, Mrs. Everett Schurman was ap- pointed Chairman for the evening and opened the meeting with the Ode and Creed. Roll call was re- sponded to by twelve members and five visitors. Minutes of last meet- ing read. approved and signed. Collection amounted to 91 cents. Reports of conimitetcs were ‘then heard. Mrs. Albert. Campbell. Miss Rene Arbing were then appointed for new sick committee. Next meet- ing at the home of Mrs. Alfred Curley. Lunch Committee, Mrs. Lcslic S‘.inmon‘, Mis< Rene Arbing. Mrs. Brewer Auld. Program Com- mittee, Miss E. MacKay, Mrs. Jack Paynter and Mrs. 'I’rueman Payn- tcr. Two cards of thanks were then read from Mrs. .lack Jardine and Mrs. Austin Rogers. Then fol- lowed a discussion on ways of 1-ating money and it was decided to have a social evening at thc home of Mrs. Ifslic Simmons in February also to have a grab bag at this social. Tivo committees were then appointed to make arrangements for the social. l\Ir.s. Frank Deacon and Mrs. Goorrn- Jardine were appointed to write letters to two bereaved members. lfecting closed with the King. Lunch war then served and a soc- ial hour enjoyed.

MIDDLETON SCHOOL

The following is the standing of

Midleton School for .lanuaryz

Grade X-l. Edna Trainer and

Mary Mulligan, equal: 2. Mary Tierney; 3. Arthur Wright.

Grade IX~i. George Smith; 2.

Wilma Reid; 3. Pauline Wright.

Grade VIlI»-1. Everett Allen; 2.

Everett Bradshaw.

Grade V11--l. George Campbell;

2. i"rancls Smith and Russell Smith, equal; 3. Eldon Wright and Mae Bradsimiv, equal. _

Junior Dspartuicnt-Grade V-1.

Buddy Craig; 2. Bobby Reid.

Grade IV~l. Alice Haminlll; 2.

Callicrinc smith; 3. Viola Allan.

Grade 111-l. John Craig; 2. Mary

Smith; 3.' Raymond Deslioches.

Grade IX--1. Elizabeth Wright;

2. Raymond llrunrnlll.

Grade lkral Rnlpii Arsenault;

lbiLOllvc Craig.

l1".luicr Roberts. Principal. Margaret Curtis, Assistant.

Ulu- .\llnnr4l'|l_ fnr_ Dllmlrnff.

Dry Cleaning

As we do it revivcs the colors and adds to

the life of the garments.

1 . ‘ REPAIRS AND Al/l`l'IRA'I`l(lNh

Made by an expert tailor, und at ai reason-

able charge.

_ Look over your wardrobe and ict us nt-

tend to your needs.

‘llew Method Cleaners Ltd

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wgrapha one

An invitation is cxtciiiled to all llcturiied Soldiers to nttcnil ilu- %

MERCUI\NTS. DEALERS, PHO- Annual llleniorial (iliureh Scrvi ' l’ tl ‘ ` -, 1 ~ 1 ~ ~. W

PRlETORS.- Arrange now for that is to he held iii St. .|ames“(“hurc‘l‘i N; i 0”

advertising space in the new li.00 A. M. ' " ’

_ Ov Ol

'rin-in.y shopper.” Guide contest.; 1'“""'1° Wm '°“'° the C“‘““‘“““ Legion name at1o.i5.i.M siuiirr. '

to be published in The Guardian

commencing Saturday, March 8th _ J~ P- HU-LION. Prvildrltt. phone 133 for appointlmm Charlottetown. (P. E. I. Nu. 1) Branch, canadian Legion, B. E. S.

THE CENTRAL PARISH-Divine . L-5101-z-all-li. SU N DA Y (L4

worship will be held on sabbimy - '-*'"*;- 1-

Next as iollows: Canoe Cove 1l.00i isfactory and are grateful to 11105,-

A. M.. Churchill 3.00 P. M.. Clyde who patronlzed their tea.

River 7.00 P. M. Mr. H. Lloyd Hen- `

cournneaariou LIFE insuli- Ncc. L.-mea 7 ia-he

|MP[RIl|. T°lIC¢o'§ 1

INSFIRIIG PHOORIM

Station CFCY"""' A' S- "`-

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derson, student, wil preach. C|,ym.; RWER, _| R C T, ; REV T O D WOLFE -H l

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L'5154'2'2°'ll-' regular meeting of the "Heiplnlg on Sunday, Febifuary 2ls1.“iTt iaplxbiiaiiyu GIRL GUIDES

. OIl1el'B" Brullvh J. R. C. met on* li.00 A. M. ’1`i'yon li.00 P. M. Wesl-

HOME FOR- BUR|5L~Th¢ death Friday afternoon. February 12th inoreland 7.30 P. M. Business meet- Dccurred in cambridge' Mass" 0" Wm! the Dl'€5|d€1li. Joyce Darrach ing in Tryon Church Monday Feb- -

Wbfuafy 14th 01' Mr. Louis V. in the chair. The meeting opened runry 2"nd 800 P M I ‘uh AND mb LOMPANII Meurant. 'I‘he body will be for- with the Prince's motto “I servc".1 ' ' L_5i10.2.g0.11 U|)|)€l‘ QUCEI1 Sl. Rlllk

Wrded to Souris for burial at D a. The minutes of the previous meet- - ' b m. on Monday, Februar 22nd., ing were read by the issistant sec- I B » .. . . . "

ffrom his late residence yto the rotary, Rutii Ma.cLeanfI1_ was mov- p,v,_;`,-PgE¢:f,11,sL;:,¥uiygsbl-,?£.y ' Roman Catholic Cemetery. 1 ed by Eleanor Matheson and sec- _ past” Rem B_ C,_ Manw. Come Admission |05

onded by D°"i5 M“CKilm°“ that and worship with us! 1100'/l M ut

ST. JAMES (EIIURCII.-Both ser-i the minutes be adopted, as 1-@_B¢|_ F.,,irvi0w .300 P M M I§,Um\‘R_i______ ._.-;------~-_:_f_;::1;-r-:=-

vices at the Kirk tomorrow will bn The roll call, which was responded . 700 p `at Lbng' Crpck '. L-5077-2-13'3L conducted by the Minister, who wp] to by, My favorite sp<m,_ was an. .1 ` ‘ ' L;51;15_.,_20_11 1 ___;;--------ifé'

continue his series of special pre- swcred by sixteen members. The 1 _

. . ~ .. . _ ,. ‘-_ 1 ~ d fiends attended the

Enrsvtfr \:l‘iidr;;ses‘ M ~"he mommg' iglievbiiletltl YH* liead-R) ` SUNDAY SER"CES"N°W C135" Eczijiccillfor rshe had won the love :ill fait is um Amcfm ve'terFms thot\tw adoll-are la ZERTIZU' gow 11 A' M" FrEdm°t°" 3 P- M-1 asf! affection Of all by hcl' ‘litm-

ei , and will be ;;~.».;-;, at 0 . .a v.Ln .e i ,mi Breadamam 7 P M HM. Wm mm__uming and gentle mmme,-_

short address by the Minis”-_.r_ A . liic Cripplecl Chilclrcirs Fund. A _ G . _ _ _ - _ - _-_ -_ 1 ~ __ _ _ cordial invitation is given to large number of vnll’iitiues also had - ` Quigley’ Mmlblm L M48 ‘1'“)0`1"[ P“1"‘-"“l“"1~" Via” them a large

was in the Peoples Cemetery.

under the charge of _the Baptist

place of youth_in thc campaign tor the ovangelizntion of Canadian life." Three speakers drawn from the

'liver brief pointed addiesscs. The i music of the evening will be lcd hy - ;h1: yoiuig people-'s choir. The music of the day wil be directed by Miss Vera H. Malcolm Campbell, Mus. Bac.. with Miss Helen Callbeck nt the organ. ' 1

siioxr couitsiz -_ The anal-1

COUYSI-‘ =1l'i`ul\ECd for by the Pro- vincial Department of Agriculture, at UW l`€QU0St Of the Associated Study Clubs of St. Andrews began in Jubilee Hall, St. Andrcw's, Tues- dal’ eveninil. Feb. 16. The attend- ance was large 'and great enthusi- asm manifested which augurs well for the success of thc course. 'l‘lie first lecture outlined thc wori; oi the course, with a brief discussion of each particular phase. During the succeeding lectures each phase will be dealt with thoroughly. The vrhole subject for study deals with thc

incmbership of the society will <19. _

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'planting, cultivation l1arvestin;;f

_ and calming of fruits and vegetables _ that are or can be grown on our forms. The lectures are being given by Prof. C. C. Eldt of Kcritville. Exp. Sta.. N. S. Two lectures are given daily starting at 2 p. in. and ll p. in. and the course coiitinuvz. daily 1Suiiday cxccpiedi until Mou- day, Feb. 22. Everyoiie is cordially invited to attend those meetings, both here, and at Savage Harbour whcre the some course shall again be given.

I-.`l.DON W. I. Sl1Pl’l-IR-Tin:

Eldon Womens Institute held a. very successful Valentine supper-in the Belfast hall on Saturday, Feb. 13 und a good crowd attended. The hall was suitably decorated for the

nibcr oi' voung people i11`0f€Y1i-

_tl-angers and uOn_chu,.chg°ers w been sent to the crippled children. ‘ HU _ 5 _ " 1-trend the Kirk 5ervice5_ | Eleanor Matheson and Doris Mae- 1 ' i I_l\_2\.n.V 1101 -*C0001 Commdes a“_(_i

' qi 11 1 triends ol the Young P90Dl€-S

1 Ll\l-‘101`|- (_iraii1» I 1b1 l.l-1.-ii .\.l.»i ; .' Grade Il --l. llnrru *fm-1 rr; 2. .i11;1n1‘ N1'-i».11 011- 11 (11:11. ._ 1'.--.

Myles Mi~.Nully; Li. .\l'.ir.1:ii l-‘.11 unit Li:'.iiI.'1 i 11-1 l .l...in. .\l `l... Jlliiillifl H1'1`\t.\`- 'T \‘r>;'iii.i:. l.11u...1i. I; if-..:.

Grade I tai- l. l>i.l 111 I\'l< !\'.1l 3 L7vl,l>_

David M;\1'l)11iiil1i; I1 i-1 1.0.4. ,l .:. lin il...- VRUT i-‘I li' 11:1" l_l .ini .‘\ . ii

~.gooonroooixoooooooonoocmrooo1:foc»m>ooc~‘oc1'ooo'o1so-0-;-c -:~~': ; 1 Trinity United Church '

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damp oooiabocaéreah-ooo oo~:a:-no

Kinnon were app nted on ic Health Committee Joyce Mac.-Phat' Union as -she was H SWB* fH\'°f' ,

FUNERAL sisaviccs~rh 11 n -. . 1 I .. ~ "al Of MTS- W~ C~ White woes 1100111 l "nd .Hmm M"“Ne“i‘. ‘ffm “p"‘i"."" Miss Main' xiao M among fihembguti astoi- or

erl as mailmeii to distribute a iaigc R-‘v A . E U . D

g`g::dnfy1;uErn°°n_‘f_r°m _thc “sb .number of valentines among the ' Ml 1 \'aih"_vficlcl United Church, con-- i Md Se(;vicer§€1;geh/Eihmrleg Pick' 'dilfercnt pupils. The interesting, SOM-ERVU-‘LE» M355. Feb. 10 -1 ducted the services. speaking on

.' `€ all SNi\'<‘ - - - 1 _- f 1| .~ » The funeral of the late \lis~ \iary _- p11 46;1, 2_ Th chief ) , _

' 1 _ b°“‘g °°"d“°“’“ by RW A- E- MC' - il;0€yari0le§:;1‘a5M?1°Rgsarimlfséifi Kills- WHOSE Sudden tldailio 011111 har- faihere Don- N' “Ffh” (7"'“"‘“"'""“ UW “"1 """“ at 3 P- M- -‘""<l==."

_---- »»»»» -------_--» -- - Kenlie- The pail bearers were g _,gm The TCU Tu1c`Bf1_d 'by Jews pneumonia at the home U, hm. 5,5_ _mi M____`Imo__h two Si_m_5'G1adV_;- in Church Auditorium.

Messrs._R. E, Mulch. G. F. Hutch- ‘ M1_,cN¢vm; ReL.imm,,,_ His 5mm. ter Mrs Nicholas Murphy, 35 Wai- 1 and H,-lm.,-_ and My brother, 1 __ _ _ _

cson. A.ex Scott, Chester Cox. Reg bv lmdn M,,CN(.vh,_ TNS WM mn nut. street, caused much grit.-1 to in-r A-,.,;,,,d,.r Ngo Mr; John N_ ‘l-“H0” “"4 -‘l“fl"n\‘4 U’f‘i'0l|,‘ “"|“""\¢-

Taylor and John Lewis. Interment |0\._1L.d by ,,_ bam, gmhsmg ,_.0,m._,l_ unuiy tricnds in und _ubout Boston _ M_,,.}),m.,1,1 and f1m,j1_\-_ in whose

REV. Hl’{ill f\ll|.l.l'l|(. 31. A.. B. Ii.,--.'\l|nlsl.l‘r, REV. A. E. I\!.l\‘l'{[lXi'ili., Il. .\.-.'t~~l.»l:llli. .\liiii~if"

.»\. ROY KrII\'i).\l.|.. l.. il. A. M., A. A. (Z. 1)- Orgiiiilsl :illti (`ii1iiriiiuSti‘i'.

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11.00 A. M.-Public Worship,

Serlnoii-"TIIE I'NIiN()l\`?\` (i(|i)"

llvv. A. li, Itlziirliriizio ~

Alitiiein-"Gull so Lovell The \\'oil1i` _ Si

2.30 P. M.-Sunday School and Liilili- (`i.\sscs.

7.00 P. M.-l’Ub|iC \‘\'orslilp.

Srriiioii-“(il{()\\"lll i.\' il`l.\( ll"

Rev. .-\. li. .\iuci\ci1zie

Aulliem-“G|'eut is ’I'li_v Love" _ . . . . .. _ . . . . . .. . _ . Bohm

the nearest correct guess being “-5 ‘WH U-5 i-0_m““Y il`1°“d»"` “H1119” ‘ heme :he had been living since QQQQagQq0,5QQ5aDQQO¢_QOQwwbw-QO£,C,JG_iQoQ

mad, by RuL1,MaCy_,Qau_ Comes” iitives in Prince Edivard Island S(,m,.,,,h,,,._ 1923_ Friends who

iii M0cEwrn Lodge mom. on 'i`uesda5'. Feb. 2, at I0 County Master Bro. R. C.

ditions there was a good present and the various irerc well represented. The presented showed all lodges

adjourned and the visiting

afternoon session opened at The first order of business

wus attended to the guest Rev. D. A, i’vlacKinnon of

Order in Nova. Scotia. A

reverend gentlcninn for I dress. Election ol officer;

ly Master. R. C. MucPl1cc. irc-elcctcdl; Deputy lVIc.~iei', flciok, Belle River: cliltplaiii, NI.ul\leiil, Little Stands; rcr. W. I-I. Miivliiiiis. »l2o1r-b;ri '=c<'... F. I). Brehaiit, Murray irons.. N. C. Steiviirt. High

turcrs, G. Dm-li:>i't_v. James MacLeod. Murr:i_v Oswaltl tirailizim, ;\1:u'r1j' North. l.orl|z~.‘ 1°1c:;rd in dui Next ineeting lo hr I' cl r. my River. Belorc l."i\‘l1‘."_ train the visitors ~.\'.~i';- 1.1. at lunch by thc Lodge niri

occasion. hearts being very much > . .ln evidence, The supper was R

i vrtriciy incnu, tables being decor-| __ RM, M(,E“_Cu_ Smm, U,.a,,__ i ated for the occasion and ilie red _ \__,1“/3 _S ___ _m,__.em_ \,1:.mu__, m me i and white color scheme prevailed., ‘ _‘

A cliarnitng group of the younger , Cm' ______ ladies of thc district dressed ini _ _, _ _____\__ 1n____N,__,__,. 0;- Nm Valentine colors added greatly to ` .__;\_f_'_'l1R'mI._,_(_:,__,_"',5 __ ,;__l_m,,_ ,__ UH.. the festive part of the |zatlierii1_~,_(,,y uOSmml_

and the gunsts were wcll aitcndcd 1 " ___

to. Inslriimental music was ren-f D,._ -I-hcodnu, Mommhm, ]__[,_ _\.L,S_ dt-red by Messrs. Worth and Mur- 1 m.(1n\. ,mn-mm, on Wm,-,, H, 51~_._.,~. tin with violin und piano. An en- i 1,,-gfyirc alter spending a i'1".v days. _ioyablc feature was a short ini- _ in me ,-1133

promptu address by Rev. D. A.1 MacKinnon who complimentedvery 1 Mrs, iifargaret Cole. Giwinrillc. is hichly the ladies in vhfifscfor the 1 siranuing 11 werir in 11111 0111- on .-1 r\1i>D'~‘1'. and nl-<0 the 01‘scul2ati0»1 risit in 1101- <1.~1u;1i1101~, .\i1-.<. Arriiru, of the Womens Institute as a parm-5011, Sydney St.

whole; and while this Society is

the. opposite sex. partie-uizirly those

l\l\\'Bl'S Dl`0Ud Of US "f‘1`l¢`di\°hll`\`¢`° ‘ Miss Viviun l_liii'gn_vn1‘. Gran\'illc._ ments they are always sind wlifu ir. 1-isniug ner aunt, iiirs./i. Puer- they have tributes priid them by ,0n_ci1;.-_

who rcuily know of the many Dr, H_ D, Johnson. “ho ha# splendid things done by thc Wvm- 0111-11 0011111100 in hi. home for me cn's Iiistitiitea tu ef‘l\f1'\11- The p11§'.rf\1-11.11-.1 1111-a111_1:11iiim-.~,..i rc- commlttce in chargc report tho 1 ported today as coii..idci~abll door receipts as being highly sat- l proved. _ ___ _ __ i.;r_~-.:-_:i::.:':;;:_;~- 2 " .. :';_ .1 _--_ ' 1 " “ " -~ - -- ----

WGQGHHWUDUDUQUDUDKTZ(C93m@0@ODfCt`Cf`0D`€‘?DiD`CfO¥Zf`0fUOTlU); ‘ Central Christian Church

REV- B. C. COOPER, Tll.M.. PASTOR

MRS. V. L. DINGWELLORGANIST

Finetti-

o`i!ock. I

i\lnL'- Z5

Plise was in the chair. Notwitli-

standing iiiiplcnsaiit wcntlicr con- M

('l'O\\.(l -W

lodges

3222;; F/arf! Isand to be present at the

standing, with a slight iiicrease lu unern

some places, The first session was taken up mainly with reports oi coininittees. after which the lodge

breth-

ren were entertained at _thciimnes of the MacE\ven members. The

1 p,ni.

was the

report of the County Master. After tho general business of the lodge

speaker,

Wind-

sor. NS.. delivered a helpful and instructive address which coiitfiin- ed n report of the coiidltion ol' the

'hearty

votc nt' thanks was ic-ndor<=<| the

11:; nrl» for the

coming year was as follows: Coun-

Plllcttc Jaint-s M. A. , -$r‘1‘_'.`.,

_VL fin

l'livci'-I `

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inurslinll, E. T. Gillis, Eidos: l. -

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MORNING Sl'.'ll\'l(`E

Duct-"Good Night. and (iond

Morning" Misa .lc-an Inman and Mr. Erie lllactlregnr

Cliildrrifs Sermon.

` Sermmi-"`l`hc Witiirssfs And The

Race."

ll\'l§.\'lN(i Sl'IR\'I(`I-I

Solo .. . . . . . . . . . .\‘|r. \'. L. Dlngwrll

Solo-“Blessed Be The Lord" Wilson

Miss Lorena Sem ple

Berman-“lnuumces Of The lloly

spirn."

ri-_-;¢_~;u;|~|,|;-:-in:-:~_.,111.-._-;-..;.||;|,.;¢ I

extended to hcr :.i.\-icr:~, llrsy

Nicholas i\iurpi\yan1l Mrs, Law- r1‘i1ccJ, Wiieelcn 11;' /\uburnri:1|r-_

ass., as well as in l1cr :»i:tcr l\i1-;. arlan King and iiim-e l‘.l'i~‘s Stoll I

Welsh who caiue from Prince l-Tri-'

“"‘ ` Ci’ .`. ’ 1% 'rms cliunfii or' i‘\*(;i.'i\'n ia' 'iiir; in1.\ii_\ioN ui-

tzilcc care of you_’ Martie Mac-

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P. M. The evening service will bei (Patriot please L-(im-1 ducted by Rev. J. li Deasev. 'I1i<~i“l‘ Y ' pall bearers were John Murphy ‘ §I(_)_n“m‘ Dau MacDonald' Adam oung Peoplc's Union, with the. |>|N|¢;TTE...'1‘h,, mmm; m L-..., ani John Whcclen. iicplicws of the .' , _ . _ general theme of the evening “The 1 gf Kingps; Cgrrmv 1,_O_L_l “,a_.,cch1Cf1 deceased, Ralph l\.-iurphy, George Eff” Mmphclmn and Ame Sim”

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:.Kinnon. Angus MacGowan,

acted as pallbcars, The floral ules werc litany and iovelv.

(`RAl'.-\l.'l) SCHOOL

llcpori for mniitli oi' J:|nurir_":

.`\‘unior Department tiarric X--l. Annilea MncDon;i'fl.

l 2. G'acl_vs "l‘1'owsda1e; 3. Muriel Ccbb.

Gracie IX~-1. Leah Mari-in; 2.

____l.__ i Kfwmmh Cobb; 3. John L. Stordy

Grade VllI~»-l. Elcancr Wood: 2.

FLORENCE ELSIE MACINTOSII Audi'c_\' Mf‘N:il1_\'; 3. Ernest Norton.

Grade VII-l. Norman MacDon-

Tlierc passed away on Thur- nld; 2. Audi'c_v Harvey.

day, February ilth., 1-ii. the home of Mrs. John N. MacDonald. Kil- inuir, Florrie Macintosh in herl twentieth year, after an illness of‘ seventeen weeks, i

The iuncral service was hcldi

nt the home of Mrs. John N. Maie- Doiialrl with cominiltal in Valicv- field Cemetery. on S.11u1'rla_v. Fcb-

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Willard Fall.

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Grade III-l. Kathleen Stordyi

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2.Ii0l’.)i.-Sunday School and liihle Classes.

7 I’.;\l.-Pre-Easter' address.

Anthem, "Sun Of My Soul". Turner.

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