f1 Tho Fulrhlnh-Morlf?“ Engine 7-1-14-2l nun damn furl ctoou to lrhennlinl- " . ‘H - ‘ m1 Q CPI GI if C!‘ Y on --' "l $217M!!!‘Ofrlllzolintplargde:llglrt QHURQH ?W£ICOTLI}ND{FRQV. -j or envy an w 1Du I u: men: “l M. Lame“ ppgpp] p 31109 n:.'-.-r.1.r:1::1:.--::::--.1111 - 1111111 1 11-1 111 11- -_-- - ' in; nnd nendy running. T111111; u, x/ifli-‘Mlie r1-1-i; Sunday at 10-50 51131221111223’ n.|:1“l-:'¢us|i1'1l'-P1l u. 111. and at Pcopies Church, City Hunuctilvtaln fail‘ clrdiinoxriin11z1t11 11g 7 p, fl]. | ltrou I. uDDE w Ifl-‘flll- -" i~~ ‘111.21ti’:dnil:;:i::1l.*.%2“:1€§£ THE ANNuA|.. 11115511111: 111 the _-, Almooth-tunning,trouble-Inc ' 61111110111-11111-11 ll11:-1-1i 11f irnd-t- will ‘ ‘“1'4'.“1°.'1'l.'1'1'4',’=EiT€1KlZT'.1,.._ be 111-111 in the Board Rooms this q Write our nearel; OHM-c r111 11111 even-ng. 1i ' II‘ Cl! ll‘.- L ____ _._ — 9' “Vluclvmznmu ' "3 cnuncn uN1oN r111- 11111111111111: 9i vmm i1-11-11-r1-gz1tl1111s 11111-11 1-111111111111-11 their 1o COMPANY-JMIHM ,1 11111: 1111 |.l11- 1|11vsti1111 o1‘ i‘n1on:— 5'-§°f§;,Q";,f,-_f,°",‘,',§,"~°“_"" - -11--1.1111111111. 1111 111111111 21. 11111111191 l" ‘. |.|1,:,ul;'uy,v11=d1uv¢r, h, l'1 111 Ill; 1.11111: Rivt-r- for Univ" ‘l, ‘l7. :11<;1l11<1 l'11i11n 2H3. 'l‘l1e (lvdtlie .\i1~1|1111';:1l (‘111111-11, 1111- inrgr-st $121:- ‘ll FOX FARMS 11111 111" 1111- 1-1111-._-1-1-c.1i.i1111 1111s not i] .__ 111 11111-11. .-\il11-1-t1111, T-i lnr, tit] 3145,1111. statistics p11l1lisi11~1i sl111\v-..-.1l1|~i. 111z1i111-ity- t'111~ 171111111 14, lt U that there are now t\\-1-11t)"“l"“ 10X '1. 111111- 1-.\-1111111 1111- 1-11111111111111: Prus- 111 mrlns operating 111 1111- 111-111-1111-1- 111 i.v;.-1--111 (‘11111-1-11 i111»: t1l1-1-n1ly‘ com- _ British Colunrbin. wl11-r1- 11 i‘1-\\'.;111-111i 111-1-111 1-1111-nls i111" 1111- :11?- “ years agmfox fzu-lnlng was 1111 1111 -|111~'.111111 111‘ 1-‘1111111111- 111~<~111i.~11-.~1 and 11 known industry. lull 1-1111141111- 111 1111111 1-1-11111111- surv- —-»—— -—— 111-1-_-. 1'1 ' ._ V " If Kldneys Bother -— tl - w Try Dose 0f Salt.» ,1- l1 1 i . Drink Quart of Water if Your ., g .11 Back Hurts or Bladder 'l 11 '- Troublcs 1' i y I . i No man or womnn c1111 11111111.- 11, ll #:1151111“; by flush-lug the 11111111-1 = 111-- 11 caslonally, says ~11 11-1-li-l1:111\\~11 authority. Too much rich 11111-1 n creates acids whlci1 clog 1111- 1121111»;- t‘? pores so that they slugeishiy- 11111-1- .“ or strain only part o!‘ 1111- 11-1-11- .1111i poisons fro Jnth-c blood. 'l‘i11-11 _v1111 l‘ get sick. Rhc11111ut1s111. l11-111l.11-111--. ~.11 liver trouble 11er11'o11s111--.<.<. 1-<111.<1i-i o putlon. dizziness. slw-pl 1-‘.~;111~<-.i bladder disorders often 1:11111u 11-11111 1* sluggish kidneys. , .,, i, ’i‘h-e moment you 101-1 :1 111111 111-1110 A ll the kidneys or your 11:1 -' 11111'1~',- up‘ CUFF NHSKA er if tha unlne is cloudy. 11111-111-11 .j F Sk‘ C 11.11 .11 11.111.11.11. .1.- .. ._ 5a csman or 1n ream age, or attended by 1t s1-11.~1:111- 11-.‘ H "' C U 5 rounding, begin to 11-11111; $1111 111111-11 ldéidllS 0W l0 p l n-quantlties; also get 111111111 111111- ‘ P- } C I - 1 aunces 0! Jad Salts i'1'11111 any r‘-, Lluble harmucy 11nd 111' - :1 1. I 11- _ _ _ _ 1 Bpoonhf, an a gm, (,1 .“,'-,.,. 1,,‘.',,.,. 111 1.11:1 1111-111, .11 .111’. Nlnth A11. 1 breakfast for a few 11111., 11111 ;.1111;-- "“‘- HQl-‘Y""Il;‘- l; l-_ If_l""5; "fl '“’“:‘m“ kidneys may then act 11110, - " ‘l _ ’ Ll 3"" ‘r -' a _"'l= l“ l , . , ‘ 11111151115, rlr.. 1111! 11111311‘ my This famous salts 1c 11111111» 11.1111 h] _ M ‘v l, HHMW “mun the acid of grape-a 11nd 111111111 j-nfl- 1' f“ i- " '- 7 L "'1 l ' ' _‘ f‘ ' ' l-..'1 1-l11.1-1> l inc/l 'l111?$1'ilVf.‘!lilt‘l’ ( combined with 11111111. 111111111»; 11-1-11 ., 1 , ._._,,|| u,‘ M.‘ "h", rcsuhs uuod for years t0 111-111 i111<l1 <-i11---1 1 l 11 -< 11111.11 1 ,1,» m 4,." Skin ‘ gcd kidneys and sti-mulnt»: 11-1-1-1 1-1 ..-» w 1 11.1.] 1,..,-.,1p.| "m" 5,111, 4 activity, also to help 111111tr11iiz~~ 11111 11-11-1 11111 1111116 i-‘imily i 111111111‘ i 301115111 [he gygtpm S11 1111;1- 1111 mug-pip. 111-1 l1:1-.t- 111-111 at ll11-1::111sc—tl11 er cause lrrllntion. 111111 11:11-11 1-15‘ _-'l l \‘- ‘l "f finfl 111T d llevlYii-l bladder llltidltlt . ' * l“l'_"'ll‘"'-'-'.£“rlcr§ Jud-Salts is lncxpt-nsn 111111‘ 1-1111“ " “Kl 5h" wok

THE OHARLOTDETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE SIX

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SHOP FROM Holman’! Bayon- 1 1-1

CHARLOTTETOWN 0! 'l‘1-;1 1 1111111 meeting‘ lfifilwlw" o1‘ olfici-rs tonight. _, j ll

s. A. MacDONALIPS m: clearing 5511c is creating groatsinwresl-

Kerone Engine

. .|-1111'111.1 .11. 1111-1111111; ;-111-:11, :1111l l full llkc a

not injxrrermakcgs a-1i-»|i:%1*.~r11i

lcrvescent lithln-tvztttr 11111111. 111111-11 H v v Hm _ mm“, m)“, I know -

' ‘ '- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘-. , 3-1-11 .111 11-1 111 rc 1J1 t’ blood pure. thereby 11:11-11 1111-11-1: --, , ,_,,,,,],|;,;,,1S i" a

' 11131-1

.\1rl1

serious kidney co11111l11-11tio11.-=. Ily ,1 all moans have your pl1_1'<i1:1.111 1\-1:i11§ amine your kidneys 411. i1-.1~: zu-i» a. year. -‘

“wl 111i 11vcr 25c at all

. l‘. l..-\ 11-11 1i 1'11 (17 yt..1s. 1111i -1r..=, stun-s.

Messrs Fred’l1 l-luth .81 Company London Sprint»; Auction Sale:

T0 be Held 0n or About April 2nd, 1925

YOUR SILVER FOXES w1il he exhibited in the fine“ and best l-ighted warehouse 1n London. in the l1eart of the Fur District. Addressed shipping bags suitable to carry ten to twelve tSklnS (weight 1111111 eleven pounds) obtain- able at our office, Summerside, or from Mr. Gavin Harding a1 13s Kant, so. (Mr. s. 1-1. 211111-11 0111a.) Charlottetown.

if you want advances. pelt; must be brought or ship- ped fo Summerside Office.

Call at either Office for assistance in tagging. packing, Ind mulling your furs.

Pelt; for April Sale should be 1Shlpp¢d not later than March 10th.

» BARGAINS IN EVERY depart- ment at S, A. MacDonald's during, discount sale. 9474-14-21

A RADIO MESSAGE-dike 01ml‘- dian Publhhlng 160.. Charlottetown P.E.l.*"H‘HPPY and prosperous New Year to P. 1E, Island's leading pap- er fmmalongmndpaotoounI-YBW respondent. Signed JJW. McKin- mont -P. O. Box 105 Gil-ace Boy, N. S, This message was recglved by Rmdio from H. Holden Station l-AE Gllace Bay. N. S. by Angus H. Mac K-ie Station 1-00, Sulmllllerslde, P. E. I.

ROSE, L. O. L., ELECT OFFIC- ERS.—Tbe annual meeting of Rose L. 0. L, was held on Monday. Jan. 5th. The following officers were clcctcd for the ensuing year and u-urn afterwards installed by the

District. Master, J. R. Match. H. McKilc, Keppoch, Worshlpfui .\lz1ste1-; Vernon

lilvrnxaid, Deputy Master; Kenneth lint-Donald. Manna-id. Chaplain: 81111111011 Tanton. Bunbury, Record- 11111: Secretary; Morley Smith, Mer- 111111111, Financial Secretary; Robert Iilntrh, Mt Ilerberb-Treas; William (1111111er, Southport, Marshal; Capt- 11in Albert Robertson, Mermaid. Lecturer; Illeglnald Martin, Cross 1111111111, Deputy Lecturer; C0mm-it- 11>1.--Pcriey Mulch, South-port, (‘l111lrn111n; Hammond Kelly, Bun- hnry, Malcolm MacDonald. Mer- maid. Past Master; Harold Mac- Phnil, 11cw in U~ S. A. The next 11101-11111; of the Lodge will be held n11 iilonday, Jan. 19th. mom-

PERSONALS

111-. J. 111. MoLure, s1.‘ Peter's, 1111s n visitor to the city yester- day.

Mr. Patrick lbgarty oi‘ Glenfan» 11111.1: recon-thy visited his aunt Mrs. llztry Bowler]. wlho is ‘living with 111-1- daughter Mrs. John J. 1Ourle1y, Vernon. River.

Mr. Daniel klcwllliams, an old and respected resident of Mt. Stew- art was a visitor to the city yester- day. Mr. McWl-lliama feels hmle and

trip to the city.

STOCK QUOTATIONS

HALIFAX, Jun. 18.—Quota1t"io1n5 furnished by Ward- & Johnston.

“embers oi‘ the 1M1ontreo-l Stock Exchange:

Indus-trial Alcohol ....... -. 86% Consolidated ‘Smeilters . 52% 111-11 Telephone _ . 134

Brampton- St. Lunwrenc Flour - .

triitwwa Power -_.._ 100 011.1111 Can Sulger --. . 12% (Iwbo. Caune Sugar Pfd. ____ _.. 36% Pan A-mcrl-can 1Petrole-u1m .. 69 .-\1n-crl1-.11111 ‘Cam "__ _ 162%. Damian Beetle 55 Howard 81111-111111 1PM. - llnwnrd Smith ‘Oom __ . -- 141-1111111111 River Preferred --_- 125% S1111n-ls11 River Cc1m_ ______ __ 110 Su-el ‘Company 011' Canada __ 83 Uritlrih Emlpire 911931 lsll. Pfd. 33

Penunant-s

.1\1l>iii1l7l Shztwlnigam - 133 Lau-rentide Pulp _________ _. 85 04111111111111 Gevnerml Eiectlric .. — (‘111121-(1-11-11111 Sbeanns-‘hi/p Com. __ — Conud-inn Steamship hid. .. -—- A-sbcstos 00in. ...... _- — Dominion Bridge . 78 1. ntmeml Power . 169 11n-111111eg ‘Electric .__ 39 Notional Breweries -- 63 Aitlutnitlc Sugar - 20% 1\ tclrlson .... _ - 119 ‘K1 A1111. Cur 81. Foundry 200% .. 1.116 Am Smeltzlng 111111 Refining . 97% A-nucon-dn lOoppe-r ........ _. 47% 4.211111111111111 lPaci-fic Rlwliwny __ 150%

international Paper _ Kelly Springfield . 1Mex. Petroleum -.___._... l11rtc-rnctlonal Mel". ‘Maxine __ Press Steel C-ar. ...... _.

Reading ____ 80% Sou-hem Panriflc . 101% Studebaker ...- 46% Union Pacific 152 1111:1111 Copper -_ 88

U. ‘S. Steel - - - - - -_ 126%

MONTREAL GE

.11 71h _

i934 Victory ....... _ .

The House That Gives You Service.

LONDON ADDRESS: N160 Cannon SL, LdNDoN, 1-:. 0., 4. ENGLAND

NEW YORK ADDRESS:

, 542 West 36th Street, NEW YORK CITY, N.Y.

E. H. RA YNER,

Soliciting Agent.

DON’T THROW AWAY OLD FURNITURE

Bring it to u; at once and we will upholater an-d repair it. Our workmen are experienced and can turn out a first rate job at a reasonable price.

WE WANT GOOSE AND DUCK FEATHERS (Do not. Mix.)

_ . ‘HENRY MCFARLANE View or seen a WEEKS Phone Shop 1042, House 134-J.

193a Victory -

1922 Victory _ 1931 Victory

BANKIS

Bank Commeico _____,_..__. 195V, Bamk Royal --.-_ . - Bank Montreal __ Bank Nova Scotia _-

S-epit. 148%.

'00l'fll—tMlfLY1 131%; July, 132%; Selpk. 1:42

011111-1111”. 62%: July. 62%: Sept. 59% .

1w111111111-21111y, 105%. 111111, 19m; lmta-Mhy, 69%; July 70.

Heart and IIaxhaIoJAinnrJW. Also bathe the foot. la lblrnrd’: and hot. water.

It words off colds. lluonnnt An 01mm 11o germs.

guw, Ins been confined no his for some time through illhese, hut his many friends are glad to know that he is steadily improving.

imarty and was delighted with his >

Mien-allay, 187%; July, 158%; '

::W-ise mother; lw-‘ho know the virtue-n of Mother Gmvdsl Wonrn Ewbennlinuor nllnyg 11mm ll ' or hand. boon/two if. puma its value.

At theFhtifiSnws¢

nine. I111-

Hunter 11-11111- y _ and Vicinity

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Court have

returned to their homo after ED91111- lng the holidays wit-n mend: tn the eastern part. of the Island.

ii

Mrs. George D. Manhood is visit

mg bar dough . Erna-at Illa. Tyne Valley. “u!

Mr. and Mrs. 11111111 Taylor, Grain-

v-llle. 09cm. the wooX-end- chore. guaele “the G1 o. _

1111-. 111111 Mrs. 1111-1111111 'Wodlock were visitors to the cl-ty recently.

-Mr. Artemis Mofhtgcflew Glas- omt-

Among the students and teach-

ers returning to their work the early part. of last week after spend-

ing the holidays at their homes

Stewart Munn, were: Miss Helen Rodgerson. going

to Hell-fax. whom she is n student in Dalhousle University, the Misses Wllnnifred M. Doweli, teacher at

Greenvale, returning from Elliots; Jessie Macbeod, teache

Ronnie's R1oad1 returning from . ontague; Margaret Ling, teacher Hlzel Grove returning from Whieanl Rll-ver; Nettie McDonald teac er Glen Valley returning from l-lorpedale;

1mi-

FDXTDA ADDED ATTRACTION

11+ "r14:

Prince Edward - Tomorrow Night

PERSONAL QAPPEARANCE _ . 1 ‘dFv:

_ _Mazzeo i _ AND ms

Rainbow Melody Boys Orchestra

(C.N.R.A. BROADCASTING ORCHESTRA)

One Performance ON LY

FROM 8.45. TO 9.10

5—-M USI-C I-ANS-B 10—INSTRU MENTS-IO

Katherine McDonald, * ‘-- Princeton Road returning v from l-lopeda-lo; Mr. Theodore Monng-

han teacher Hunter River return- ing from Charlottetown and Mr. William Cutllfte returning from his home here to Truro. where he ls u student in the collegiate.

Rev. P. A. and Mrs. Hodge: left Tuesday morning for the Sou-thorn Sta-tea. Mr. Hodges while pastor of New Glasgow Chnisbian Church.

by his broadmmded, sterling Chris- Lian

character has made many warm personal friends. Nort only the community, but tho Island as a whole can lll afford to lose standard-bearers such as M-r. and Mrs. Hodges and their place wllll not easily be tilled in our social and religious fife. The sincere good wishes o! their many friends igob with them to their new field of a.- or. .

M1-. Chester Selim, has gone to Montreal to take a. course in Motor Mechanics. Previous to lib leav- ing. he was w1il-ted upon at bis home and, in a nicely, worded address read by Rev. O. H. Pete-rs extended the best wishes of tho community for success in his undertmklng, and was presented by Mr. Merton Bag- nall with a purse aa a remembrance ofh-ls many friends here.

The many friends of Mm. Joseph Bagn-all are pleased tc know that she is much improved from her re- cent serious illness.

Mr. James D-Nlcholson, Boston. -M8-ss.. arrived here on Wednesday evening, accompanying the remains of his father, the late Mr. Malcolm

Hartevil-le. He intends remaining over some tlwo weoks,» W » ~

Mrs. Dunning, Sumvmersidopis at

%1present with her daugih-ter, Mrs.

George Wh-itlocknvho is seriously ill with Plcurisy. - Mrs. Wh-i-tloolfls

for her recovery.

her over t-be week-end. ,,-

lson Rollings,

ment.

the la/te Mrs. Rolllngs. Mr.

were also present.

d 1.1111111111s

FOR - THE THROAT AND VOICE

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‘Thou mlfvolloul 111m. Plllih are lnvaiunblo 9m- - “"010! lho voles clear Ind rrwllow.

PRIOI as. no rkcf

"Htllod In omall lino A ' handy for tho pocket.

Nlchqlgon, whwh he bmuggmhgye 411g is anticipated at. the close of rho '. for burial in the old 1.111111‘,- plR-EQVPNHiY ‘V551’? ‘W511i-

.. i Among t-bosoreglste-red at Riven, I

many 11-19mm aw anxgougy 599mg att, representing Morrison lltL-Alll- 1Her sister, Mrs. l-Ltl-tz of Kensinzton. was also with

Among the large number attend- ing the funeral of the late Mrs. Ed- North Rustlco, on Saturday were Mrs. Eldon Seaman’ and Mr. Gordon Brown, cousins of the deceased. and Mrs. E. Fraser. The many friends deeply sympath- ize wit-h Mr. Roi-lingo and family l-n their sudden and sad bereave-

‘Mr. William Brown. Elmsdalé, N. S., came over Friday even-lug m b0 present at. the funeral of his sister and Mrs. William Smith, Sum-memide

_ IVbat might have proved a very serious f-lre, broke out in the school here about 8.30 Thursday morning.

lt is supposed to havc- originated lr01n ashes which were removed from the stove the l-‘Tevlfllls evcn- 111g. The l11az1- was firs-t noticed 1l)y Mr. Everett Wediock who fill"! the 111111-111. ln u. very short tinw 11 large number were on hand. sevurfll with f-lre extinguishers, so that the blaze was immediately g0?- "M" control. Thu bu-ildl-ng wns not ser- iously damaged.

Arrangements are uibout complet- ed for the holding of a Bazaar and Tea under the auspices of the Wo- meuh-s Institute on Valentilne night. Feh'y 14th. Many useful household amlcies are being made and as the ladies of Hunter Iblver have 0H Hi1 oumsions such as this, lmen noted for their good suppers. the Bazaar should in every wayprovc a decided success.

The Women's Mibsionnry‘ Sol:- iety in connection with tho Presby- terian Church here met at the home of Mrs. Eldon Seaman on Jan'y 8th The 11min business o! 1he evuni-ng was the arranging for a special tc aid in the building of u, new Girls’ School in Ham Heungl Korea $2000.00 Ls asked from the Aux- iliaries on the Island and it ls hop- ed that the offering from this sec- tion will be in keeip/ing with the i'm~ portance of the work for which it is‘ intended.

The Aux-lliary in connection with! the Methodist Church met n11 the -home of Mrs. Angus Stewart on the 6th. Each of these Societies has ‘earnest, tmthnslnstlc officers, and

in each a splendid financial show-l

side Inn during the 1pss-t week wcrc: —~Messrs Walter Beer, representing Charlottetown Selling Agency; J. E. O'Donnell representing Green- shields Ltd, ltlon-trenl; H. M. How-

herst. N. S.; S. R. Pondleton, rep-Q- scn-tlng Harris Abbatolr Co.,; Itol>-| art l-lorwatt1 representing John Tobin 8c 00., Halifax; A. Il. Glliis, representing DeBlols 13-‘111. Chur- lottetown; Wm. Hart representing

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/*/\ THAT 811113160 THE

£11m: NATmN

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JANUARY 14, 192;

TODAV Ari-idiom’) Mp 51m, mA-rnvsz-zeeflxnu" 1611; I manna-am 1011.-

BIGGER ‘ ~ " AND BETITER oN "m: SCREEN. ,

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FQ111>déd.-.<>11]tb1» slot-y by Jo/m F/Orr 17g WtiSOIQR-i‘

"Stencil/lo by Edmund Goulding

1-11: PAWNED t-ns SOUL FOR THE DEVIL'S DISMAL STOCK or RETURNS _oN BROADWAY-—ON THE BARBARY coAsT-lN THE DEPTHS OF "m1: ORIENT. sue PLEDGED HER HONOR T0 REDEEIM 11'. "rt-us DEVIL WANTED A FORFEIT. THE -MAN WHO CAME BACK-PAID.

iii- PATH_E NEVll

AND - TOPICS .0 THE DAv.

International " Harvesters (10.1;

A. W. McKinnon representing Rid- eau Specialty Co; Victor 0111111111011, representing Brady Foot-wear Co;

Bruce Huggan. T. Elhiott I-‘ull, A. B. Block. John Large, Artemas CHIICOIUCBBIIOHMUWD ;John Jardinc Flmetnwn; George Palmer, Middle- "ton, N. S.; Berry Colman, lvliddlc- ton, N. S.; Lou-ls Tralnor Hope R-lver: Ivan Bow-man and Harold Easter North W-lltslvlre. L.

Anti-Unionists t0 Retain Old Name;

HALIFAX, Jany. ltlr-"Notwlth- standing the action of the House ct Commons, th-e Presbyterian church- es will retain the old name, The Presbyterian Church in Can-ado," said Rev- Frnnk Baird, speaking to The Hnlltax Herald. Mr. Baird went on to say that. the Presbyterian Church in Canada had never been incorporated and probably never would he incorporated, expect i11- the mind of the people. He spoke with great optimism of the future of the until-union Preabywrlans in Canada and said that tho United Church would have much more to

be realized by those who have to

the Uni-ted Church and the 1111114111- 1111111 of that difficulty soon would

1135111118 the responsibility for deni- ing W191 1g, was 111g opi-n-iun cf Rov. Mr. Baird. l’

“The Presbyterian church in Can. ndn will cbntinue,"_ cn11t~iud‘1*1l Mr. Baird, "wq will have morethan 500 churches and we-wlll continue the program ofyur church. That wc arc determined to do."

January

Wh-ttfis the use oi‘ feeling blue, 0r any other color,

The sun 111 m1 its holidays, Don't make it any duller.

W11. may not greet another. your, We arc not here to stay; Let's ploy at being happy,

As we walk llfah woy. ~5-

Comb Sage Tea In Hair To Darken It

....i_

worry about, mnd many more dif- ficulties to overcome, than would the church which would be for-' med. by those who refused to enter the union. That a large num-ber of the con- gregations which voted- for Union in the various parts of Canada are small congregations and will be a financial burden for the Church to carry, was another of - the opinions Mr. Baird expraaged, He said ‘The vote in Ontario, ee- pecia-lly in the large and in the richer congregations. has complete- l! Ylllifiod the l7 llheclea of the Unloldotlulfa y the churches