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iorv o! Jesus in His poet TBIIINC‘ 310a appearances. we find not only material iaots but soiriialel inolxht. etlmes He known sometimes ﬁts not. but always Ho is known

pson *1 ’I‘ho celebration of u. 10rd

lord's supper we have expression u! that which csnnot be expressed awards. even as in the edvmt of

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c‘ In mimioin work at In edllostlonol work. In work overseas. In social service. 3.4101532" i‘ "i?" i‘““' or the widows. ca!“ a in reconstrucr of the Ohurcgoi: es in Bum e.‘ m To do this a sum oi 84.000.000.02 must be raised by the Church mo‘ Dﬂlllhlﬂlfxi‘. ghesgifort villi be crtehe e 24th to Max o

bring it down to our own effort here: it will mean epproxlmstoiy the raisin: oi five times whet we wvoelytxilyontileredsldeof the ‘Ilhet means eaoh contributor will be asked-lo pledge five whethesivesnowendwlllhs.

a. (I) Should we give readily to en advance movementsuch m"sll’i"ln be ' v one answer for the convinced iuoihman sincere Christian. n 8'3“

111th. God ves. men may ecce or miect. I? is Christ's invitetlo]: t0 WhIbe-nd in ev see Christ oi- len body end for the sal- vetion oi’ mankind.

The morning anthem was s "Bleed of the World." o sacrament of the ‘s Supper followed the

e e , man n School t usiuel 1011000111! the service mo! ‘rimming

Evening worship at '1 PM. was conducted bv Mr. Levy %%‘l.l»"3£..i‘“§.§5.€°.i "$00.1" vol Sul-livnnb who Ion um Shedows m1" we?” sung tihe choir. y The music of the day was con- ducted by Mrs. G. Iilllott Full. or- ganist and director o: choir.

Th» only two continents which certain kinds of birds become extinct in historic times are Australia and America.

“ emu e miriicliioiﬁhrum 4 7416i! _ .411» no new: mo. 4 ""49""!

A A gift of fine jewellery will always be rc-

Mlnembered. . . . . .

A 30¢ I sift can be selected from our stock

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SELECT your Cstmss Gifts ’ surly and avoid disappointments. Kennedy Ladies Wear. 11-30-3i.

our Yolm NOVELTIIS AT Crockett/s Jewellery 105 Kent St.

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ear. 11-30-31.

AT ST. PETERS TIA and Sale Wednesday. doors will be o n at 3. Tea will not be served be ﬁr; 141.

ALL Price.

WILLIE in your best inter

est to inspect our line of “Costs" re you purchase elsewhere. Kennedy Ladies Wesr. 11—30-8i.

our your: omusruss ans

G at Si. Peter's Hell, December 5th. hh

Also stamps for collectors. Tee served at 4. 11-30-21

POSTED T0 LOTTE - Sum. monder Lemuel E. V. .. et present

QUEEN CHAR- Licut. Oom- Prowoe. 8.0.14’.

POLICE COURT-In City Police Court Saturday momlng s mun charged with assault causing bodi- ly harm had his charge reduced to one of common assault by con. sent of both parties and was sen- tenced to s30 and costs or-30 days. A drunk and disorderly was fined

$10 and costs or 20 days. A re- manded case of e party charged with uttering a forged cheque waskfurther remanded for wee .

KENNEDY - BUMVILLI _ A wedding of interest took place on Thursday Nov. 22 et the United Church Manse. O'Lesry when Alice Annie. daughter of B, B. Dumvllle and the lute Mrs. Dumville of West Cope, was united in marriage with James Rae Kennedy. son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy o! Murray Harbor North. The bride was attractively dressed, in blue wool crepe featuring high neck. line and racelet-lcngth sleeves. with s corsnse of pink cnrnatlons. She was attended by her later, Mrs. Brent MacDonald, while Stanley Dumville, her brother. supported the groom. A wedding supper wssserved at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dumvllle to about 40 guests. Immediately of‘ .ter the reception. the bride and Broom left to visit points of in. terest on the Island. Tuesday Gl/Gllllllf previous to her marriage the b de was guest of honor at a shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Brooks.

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Personals

Mr. end Mrs. Chester McKay

and little daughter Marilyn of

Perk Corner. were recent visitors to the City.

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After I pleasant visit with his father, Lt. Col. D. A. his .

. S. .. W Comrnafder Morris B. MacKlunim has loft r his home in Winnipeg W C. Macidnnon renewed many old friendships alter his sojourn oversees.

Mr. Albert Murphy, well known member of the Mobile X-Rsy unit staff, recently underwent an ep- eratien for appendicitis. His many friends will be pleased to learn that he is making good progress. and wish hlm on early end com- plete recovery.

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Paeachlsis lest night on the text "From him shell be taken even that umich he acemeth to have." (S. Duke 8:18) the mmister. The Re TJI. Bussell Semen. said‘ Our we nus us plsinly u.» fete of these lenciod . or letc. as life advances. we

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you end I. seeming to have so much are marched into battle; led over weary miles: we are kept wait- ing. we are bellied. wounded; till out o! all that changeful discipline, that which we seemed to have is token front us. One of the functions g; our vicissitudes is to strl-p us Pr‘:

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Annual Collections Prottstantlirphanago

Special l New Haven Woraenh Institute 15.00 Syiringt Yelley omen’: ns u e Margate Women's Institute

Cerleton Siding by Gordon MlcDﬂlllld

W. MacEweu. 1.00 Iiech: Leighton Coffin: Wen- dell Coffin; Gordon Coffin; Mrs.

Claude Macliwen; Mrs. Wm. Gcld- _ ' C“ Francis; Mrs. John Peynter; Mrs.

ert. Llo . TOtSL-NDO. i1 p t; - Gem-g 1) won- 1k} c“ ‘Yum? Mrs. ‘dentition- George

llsaolhrook By l. Ioerl Jones ‘on; M" m“; mug: ~ Mr .. Fro. k vss; In I Ilisoh: s. Roy Jonas; B11851; §§§ﬂ°‘§,~,,,§; M“? “mm 1?, - to ; Mrs. Geo. Lows: - 0 omen; s... <>='*-=>.*~"~.,;;=~ m. 0'0“ if“ .°..':."*= R. list.“ ‘M- .oo;oeoye;o e; “Wang” Boswell Carvgr; Iowsom Wood: A“ I Ruaaell Young; Percy Myers; Sue L Jones; E. Pearl Jones; Eric Pen- defﬂast. . 50c Each: James C. Wood: Kent Jones; Spurgeon Walker; Benson Carver; Vernon Wood; Seymour wrap; Harold Wood.

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dine. 1.50: Prank 1.00 Each:

peace?" Sir Alfred Zimmem rep ed: ‘The Snail-Scale Individml." He meant. naturally. t/he person wi a narrow. selfish outlook the men iznprisoncd in the cram I pct- tlneas of a sell centered e.

Christ challenges us to “Lift wp your eyes and ook ‘unto the fields. ripe. already u to harvest."

We must look beyond the confines of our own little world. w-ns the emphasized challenge of Mr. Dun- bal-‘s message. '

FACTS ABOUT ECUADOR

Ecuador ls a mountainous repub- lic on the Equator in the northwest of South America. its name being the Spanish word for muster. It

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are blind we shall discover - dtﬁlv sil that is durs ﬁnd all that on. acorns so.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Seirvlces at the Central Christie-n‘ Church on the Lord Day were conducted by the minister. Mr. MD. Dunbar. O cs of National contains the highest sctive volcano ~Woansn's Dey. held annually the in the world. Cotopaxi, 19.613 feet. lrst Sunddy in December held a. ‘Climate, very hot in the lowlands, prominent piece in the evmins se - tempera-to in the mountains. vices, Mrs. M.D. Dunbar conducted Capital, Quito. population 150-000 is-leimgelllninary exercises It this a beautllsitlly tssitursltflfl city of hstcep, -- y ouses The choir, under the direction of ““"’°" m w m“ . Mn" Maw“ stewut (mend M the actually built on the mountains dc.

morning service, the chorale: “Re- 9351 ‘eat above s“ level

.. The population of Ecuador is less ceive my Cry. Mr. Bo S lime , , guest soloist sang “Hey WTFes tire m“ ha" that o! Mndon‘ only a

t, being white people and Fmm luv " u - p" w‘ . ti‘? w»»~»"i‘°" ° “““' " Z21’.¥$ié$°.§."§isiii.§°‘tll.‘$$l.

Taking for his morning message, m‘ mam“, Language Spanish the minister spoke u on the sub. Principal réducts peuiﬂeum. C0,.‘ 3on1, my" by Msrlon and 9°“ Inmme “d "m" Th“ lee, cyenl e ore. ' Chief seaport, Wm“ m“ Guayaquil. population 189.000. - °- -

4.00 $2.00—Cook 8s Miller. ll. J. MASON

$1.00 Each: Mrs_ Ernest Nichol- OPTOMETBIST

son: D. J. Riley; Mrs. Marshall hi...» Ind sappmn: c“... o.

2.00 Rev. J. H. Bishop.

1.00 Each: Fr Muttert; Leigh Lorwther; Nathan Bell; Hadley Muttart; Albert Mutter-t; Thomas Gilles ie; Robert Cnrruthers; Her- mon yers. 50c Each: Hezen Gillespie; Jack Stewart.

25c: Bo d Lowthcr,

Totllil 25.

Carleton Siding N e

Reeves; Ada Simmons; Mite. etc, Fresicis; Ralph Albert Campbell: Mrs. Reeves; Mrs. Clifford Francis. Total-alibi).

IOIINSTOWS RIVER II. .

The annual meeting of" tho Loaves of Friendship W. I. met It the home of Mrs. Fred ‘Irninor on. Tuesday Nov. 6. The meeting opened by reciting the Ode in unison. There were six members and one visitor present. The prr sident thanked the members fol‘. their cooperation during the yen: and gave her unnuel report.

The officers for the ensuing yel "5.iii§°“?"l&. a unto

en s. e vieermisenz, Welter ‘in

er. Se . Mr . Martin Drlscoll, Alfdietgfy m; Willie ‘Trainer, Directors. Mrs. Wilson McDol

old and Mrs. Herbert Beagan.

_ It: was decided to have o g .

supper for members end

families at the home of Mrs. commit

_ son McDonald The . gave their reports. _ Mrs. Martin Drlscqll iiuvlzd members to her home or e camber meeting. Roll cell lnswered by an exchange of mas dgilfltsl. l h ‘a A e cous uric was l0 Mrs. Trainer, otter whiz a meeting adjourned.

Lo P . Bill. Tod cent ofaihe geld: o ell

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Mennsid by Mergaret E. MoEeehcrn ié/Igormgid Presbyterian Y.P.U. 5.00 2.00 - Mrs Norman McWllllems. d: Mrs. W. L. Mcmachsm; Mrs. 1.00 Each: Harry Mutter-t; Mrs. llson McDonsld; lor A. S.

Hurry Doull; Mrs. Tom Bell: Char- Robertson; W. S. McEechern;

les Dcull; Mrs. Irvin Muttert. James Mclilechern,

75c: Mrs. Frank Q11 sley. 60c: 1.00 Each: Mrs. Joseph Mathe-

Mrs. Earl Thompson. son; Daniel Farquherson. 50c Each: John Haslem: Mrs. m; Mm Mama"; Mch¢h¢m_

Cook Hewett: Mrs. Geo. Campbell; 50° gwh; M51 A Bug“; us“,

Mrs. George l-ieffell. _ qomon D_ Manon. Total -—- $10.35. h _

by Mlns. Ellsworth wsome

Bell ilernscliffe By Bets I. Mulch :~ire>z.v~..z~r=t . t.

. : rry : s. A. H. Mutch; Jesn A. tch; lne MooLcod; R. Mulch‘ Lev Youn ; Charles

ion; owe y. Total-mill). - . Albcrry Phins by Mrs. Alex McMillan

Smith; Robert Com ton; Mrs. Wm. Meclbee; Bouge edeson; Mrs. Lester Singleton; Bell; M . M_ F. Riley; Rev. T. A. A. D ' Bouﬂeld; Finley . W. Bell; Robert om Nicholson.

. . Flora Stuart‘ Mrs.

Beers. 60c: Mrs. Vincent

e. 50c Each: Fred Beaten; Mrs. Wallace Stewart; Mrs. Peter Bes- ton; Mrs. Wm. Smith; Andrew Hutcheson: Mrs. Craig Mutheson; Mrs. Nell Bell: J. W Cook; Pris- cilla Bell; Mrs.~ Simon Stuart; Alan D. Stewart; Goodwill Mac- Dougall. 25c: Mrs. Frank Cook. Totul-$29.35.

the oeoo are included five "P's" in s . Th : Periodic

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l-l . The flgal toot of devotion in the mind of the Master was! commit- o r a - . *-‘id“*~:::. who ° “ “ w- ou ourerlieurt also. We must lead to a lwliays cm. by up iniosent %.°"""“'“°“i.°i.li€f..":2 ::::.:.:: ° " "v ""- sas-ure w D

it. Taking for his evening message:

1.00 Bach; Mrs. Noe-men McMil. lan; Mrs. Thomas McLean; Mrs. Alex. McMillan.

50c: Earle Richards

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