ionic scrolls or vim

Having been s nimber of

FIVE

terms at the

council board. I 8m again offering myself for

. election.

l believe In economy,

of having cur public

but not to the extent properties, particularly

cur streets, deteriorate; so ss to bevulueless- ‘no at some furtheridate require an enormous amount of money to put them in proper con-

dition 881'"-

lama

firm believer In boosting our city to

(he outside world. particularly so when we

have every reason-

l am in favor of giving relief where need- ed. but the city should receive work from those men who are _ab_le to perform same - work such as beautifying our City-

ln reference to ar

rears In taxes, it is ap-

preciated that at the present time some citi-

zens find it difficult to

pay these, particularly

so those out cf employment I ﬁrmly believe, however, that those who

are able to pay should

pay. and not take ad-

vantage of present conditions as a screen for

themselves.

This is the only way the city bud etcan be balanced. and all citizens undoubte y believe

in a balanced budget-

At the present time I am of the opinion that the citizens are paying all they can in the way of taxation, and therefore pledge myself, if elected, not to sanction any increase.

lt is generally recognized that the depres- sing period of the last three years is fading away. and we are gradually hitting the up-

grade for brighter and

better times-

As my time is limited, I don't contemplate making a personal canvas-

l thank the electors for their support in the past. and you have my record on these occa-

sions-

I cannot make a personal canvas. but this opportunity is taken. however, to solicit your

support at- the forthco fourteenth instant-

ming civic election the

. E. BLANCHARD-

PLANT TREES TO CUBTAII. ACII-AGI

(Canadian Press)

LDGINA, Feb. b—l’lantlrlgofl.roel 00in east and west and north end eouh through the centre of every section of land on the prairie would resu.t .n the desired oiutailment oi wheat screlﬂ. according to Bun J. F. Bryant, Saskatchewan minia- ter cl public worh.

In Iddillon. his would re- sult in retention of molsturq and Prevent dryng ouf o! land lg hot winds: help to beep roads open in winter: fumlsh e wood supply for

every farm; shelter birds which Alice

would assist in keeping down in- lwt W“: help mater ally to bring beck rainfall to drought- stricken srees and sdd to the beauty of "w lendwloe. he declared.

The minister declared the gqv. emmeht should make gqntngfg with isnners in dried-out erase w eumrherfsllow s strip l0 rode wtde thrown the centre at the section end cultyat, trees for ten years eiier planting. In consideration of this the wvernment could furnish ﬁle trees.

IIAOILIY P0111‘! ICIOOL

Honor roll for January:

("Ids X-l. Lillian Robinson.

Grade lX-l, Frederick Hughes.

Grade VIII-l, Harold Hughes; l. Sylvia-a Stewart; s, Archibald Mur-

Grsde VII-l, Qua-gm; and; j, MI-rrsret Murray.

Grade VI (Bro-l, Heath lea- lgly-l"; 3. Harry Ferd; s, Hilde Mur-

Grade vr ram-r. mo lhcOel- hm: 1. Harold MacCs-llum.

Grace rv-i, Annette Stewart; s. GWPII-Mblnson; s, David Seaman; 1 Irving Btewart.

Grade III-l, Clare Ghsw: 2. Ber- ‘hlorlzlewamla, Jennie MacCallum.

e — . olsytcn Pbud Neil lfaocsllum, l ,' ride I (BU-l, Penney Qtgwggt;

Joyce shew.

Grade I (Jr) (s)—l. Alfred Mur- ; Alexander’ Murray.

IAFNING SCHOOL

Standing of Panning Bchoo; for January: Grade 1-1, Lois Ramsey; 2, lnid

II l, Waldo Cousins; 8, Ksattcrd Ah- bott.

Grade VI-l, Marion Abbott: l. Jean Stewart; l, 3115s MacOcugsu. Perfect attendance-kid Ramsey,

llacﬂdllllll, Kenneth Kac- Kay, Lorne Owen. Wilton Ramsey, Dligald Ihcliutt, Mary ltewsrt, Roy Abbott. lleanor itamsay, Ksntford W llarlmt Abbott, Jesus Stew-

Jamee B. Murphy-Teacher. Primary t

Grade V-l, l’ ltsmsay, l, lockhsrt.

crrede rv-i. laurs OotIine: A.

Grade l1’! (JrJ-l. Ihlrley Wood- side: l, Gurneﬂ ‘ﬁrmer; l, hula

Bryenlon. Gu-sde 11-1, Idwald MscOcugen; I. train Abbott.

Gilda l (cl-l, is“! Heelin- non. Grade I (lo-l. Jet Ohainmm:

George Champion. Grade l (0-4. Aitbela Iryusteo: Garl Wcodside; I, llasnor lew-

mlilliillll llstes-Psyelilels Advance I

rooaaaa

lATIr-Qg ' ‘bu’ ‘h werl. sans ileuiu g d "'9'

Miscellaneous

low Job, mo" ‘ “o ' W. Tor-rune

B912 lvrnrui I 111;‘ ~. r WOR KER l-u '° _

“Lumen-to entries E

r7fl iwolls ‘Fe ti}: Al Gilli. Irv-Ill _ iun-xnu-i-u-un

iii Ii 1 Ovesl.

appsarselsewhnelniodsy‘:

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WAR-D FIVI OANDIDATIJ-Mr.

csrd iﬂll.

more. IIABDONB CARD-With six years of civic service to his cre- dit, during which time he has been Chairman c! many important com- mittees, Ooun. Rleardon ls again seeking election in Ward Two an pbdgss himself to s policy of souni and cconcunioal sdminlstrat‘ n, cor-- sistent with common sense. C312? Rear-don in his elrctiori card slat that his rrc'::l is I)C'OI'E t‘ e put _. and that. the ln...:csts of the Wu

POLICE COURT - The offender in s case of unlawful possession of liquor was fined $200 and costs or three months by the Stipendia-ry Magistrate yesterday morning. A man charged with s breach cf the Customs Act was fined $60 and costs or owe motths and the same

insulting language was sent out of town. An assault case was dlsmls~ sed when the consplainant failed

ANNUAL CHURCH MIETING—

ii ii

I? _ iii

IEWS TAXI csii.

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14cc

' 1's

Company. whcss fifth Annual BL ‘

in this issue, shows sound, unim- paired strength.

"fltmml" i!" "1- Christian Church enJoyedaeocisPflr-st meetlnt opened st ‘"‘°°‘"*°°I"'°"- Flatlq-W" lasteveninglntheﬂundsyﬂclmol wiurthspreolnmtsrraaanimsao

Roomofthechurmﬂhegroup

‘played s number o; popular

under direction cf their leaders. A sing-song was held and refresh- merlts were The evening passed very pleasantly.

‘visitor to Cavendish-lb. B. L. Dickinson spent the week-end visit- ing friends in the Oityr-Prieade of m. Alder Diokleson sre pleased to learn that he hss recovered after his long illzrese.—'l‘he of the New Glasgow rink are to congratulated on the splQdid sheet of ice provided all winter and since lnxtslling the new mglna the lights are good. Both young and old su-

oy the hockey gsmssss weliss the gular skating.

‘ry evenlrg, Jan. 10th. inst, Mr. .d Mrs. Preston Campbell anier- "uied the members of the New

_ ,$1h:¢n¢;lv= "ti? coneleerltlen at Glasgow christian Church choli- to i“ "I"?

s supper and entertainment at their home. About 6.45 the gentlemen es- corted the ladies to the dining room

ed with delicious vlands. Needless to relate all did justice in the re- past set before them. After mpper m. Bmest Houston was appointed chairman. and s fine program fol-

Rev. G. W. and Mrs. Qtligley; Solo,

Ernest Houston, Messrs. D. Nesbltt, Percy Dickieson and G. H. Steven- son;: Reading; Mrs. Guthrie Bailin- gsl; Bole, Mr. Herbert Btevenson; Recitation, Mrs. D. Nesbitt; Duet, Misses Marion Ling and Bertha Nszbitt. The remainder of the ev-

the absence of the Rev. A. C. Vin- “m: u‘ pie-gum’ ‘pent m ‘can “n9 D‘ D" u“ mam!“ “d wen‘ intercourse. Mr. Randall Houston lng services of the Baptist Church mm "m. d m. “mm”, 10k" m ‘m b‘ “ff; I’ ‘"15"- 15": the Irish and Scotch. Before de- cmmakolng‘, " ° m“ m” for their respective homes. Mk. I morning sermon

Mr. lrnut Houston called the ga- thering to order and presented a

' hearty vote of thanks to Mr. and

Mrs. Campbell for their hospitality and assured them that the choir highly ,, " * their ‘r

nus. in which Mr. and Mrs. Camp- bell flttingly replied. All iclned in g "rm- They Are Jolly Good s."

Pilgrimage To The Holy Land

Que, PW. O—'l‘he Dllsﬂlﬂll

bsrkon thehinermme.

where e beautifully laid table groun- u"

lowed: chorus, by the Choir; Duet. c1905 Mire. Harland Hill; Quartette, Mrs. by

BEITIIAL GUARDIAN -- SELLING OIIT I A T HOME - el re-i“u=¢"»'r"-"e"' To 7r" i zarﬂnr": ”*"m$'4h¢“: N0 REASONABLE Hie Honour the Llentnani . vases QFFER siolvleaoztugd Mrs. DeBloie - cure on Tuesday ¢,,",";.,,,'“,,°.°,w"" Q’ “Mani?” 1: REJECTED rfteruoori, February 18th, mlewqletdlﬂlllsrirlliaﬂlls 33w“... frolmhthreetiiirty to six e Geah Grlalsn ° ¢ °° .e lush‘ 9"" Inﬁll l Ladies and Gentlemen cal- £0"!!!- soomlirr-inss sruinseuusisuntipiseilmgmrquumubﬂu 1M4 llhlsr. dweller or m. Engines I ‘ momma-numerou- session-issuan- Wcardsouetoliepreeeut Ihlmlssirstientinilrernatnos- eseessisesileoeuiuses edtothe Private Secretary, as”: hibiscus ﬂllimiuoaiehwochk.’ ‘snout. nu: no “d o“ u‘ u“ Mhdw“, mew: hashes her arm. on manna i‘ wﬂm" - iro us-rrlun nae-ass 50' d 5L3“ FARMER- almpisnsolaneiunﬁ A“ “u” PrIYateSecrei-ary. trains mists”: ‘sglvln; in BEATPY BRUSLTD. early ﬂue nor-rung tor Onziotiz- Manufacturers of the but ‘ W“ famous “- _ BEATPY stance -""-l-°-=':.'ic=.c.=: run-on PIIESBYIEIIIAI rueuuns to Eudora" lset PUMPS, wﬂmhamdwklnszm muurrlomlnﬁe WASHING MACHINES, arrived in r‘ lottetown at 0.40 - r '35 Rllll Q I50 ‘mainland cor». wru‘ “M “w” u m “m” PRESTON TOOMBS i 1i F osimmsrs ms warm a- Kensington. H A l l I gdntkofzwgglgiivho has be? a Beatty Rel?- 30! 22 lnemba- Council r out on years, lsyoffering r3231 “"- thzhﬁsntrgawmgtmlrfenglldnnzfm; iorre-eleotiuLMLDI-Lwhcwas P.EI.PrBbyterlalwhls:huaet' chairman d the Market Committee 4 i h“ mm>wumh~ m‘ . w SOCIAL INJOYID-dlle Yoimgﬂzuﬂesrts Mem Hail, Char- m “m” "Wm People's can cf the Central lotuetown, Jan. 28rd and ritual

i l

Twmhs. in chart! of the sl exercises which opened

i i E i. E9

dom Come in Every land‘ follow- '

edbyPrNtrbyanu-lohnhofit. Thepresidentbseedherrenlerks

ii; ‘a E55? E J" aiﬁiii

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responded. Greetlngstrornltltrreeby- terywerecrllvnheeyedbyilevﬂhll e

them for the masterly manner in which they carried out the march- ing orders of ChrLsf-Go ye.

The pruldenvs ‘dress followed lhe took es her subject “The Uni- vernal Weed.”

Stock taking - toward what Ideal are we striving? The years are doing something of pa. anent value to us all. What. have these you." brought to us’! They have b”; ' "v hard and some- times impossible, retrenchment. workers withdrawn. On the other

ransom forces-the power of prayer. truth, justice end brotherhood. These shell be the crest values of

e MAJOR I. A. MeolINIIl. 01:11. Manager, The Dominion

I I vangeliz atn Of Canadian Life

Trinity Uniteil Church

Iluhtere-IIVJ. a. ssmsrnn. asvc MBBOWNMA. ' Organist-PROF. s. no: IENDALLJ. ma. 1a.. a no.0.

ll:-

ie.ee s. sis-mm Meeting, use a sa-nsue Weralslp.

lI-Issais-"Phe Lord's ‘encumbrances-f’ Dr. Ramsay

Alllllllh-"IHII My Strum-II. M: Hope" . Marks _ Soloist-Mlle Doria Tait 1"

LI P. IL-Sundsy School and Bible Clugq,

1J0 P. I.—Psbl.lo Wes-ship.

rl Way, Not Prejudice But Under-

lllllg" ,....................... Rev. C. N. Brown, IVL A. i.

Anthera-Pﬁrcselsﬂe .....Marchent “

Vita-s sail Students Oonllslly Welcome. Ioruingservlcellroadcsstby C.li.c.l.

OO-O-o-Oboeovoeose see-Q» oeveeevoeovee<ooevoooeooo+oa IANUI Aﬂ

Eb: Baptist {butch _....... ...

mmssrua-"rus any. a. u. VlNts-MT, n. o. ouosrusr-sms. o. uusorr roar.

MGJNIXG WORSHIP ll i/(JLUCK

sr-yMuithlysndurgedeveryniern- berofthaW-Eiioreadthis worihymagasinadhealsorepoa-t- ed WI subscribers to world

Pnendl.

Literature Secretary, Mrs. John Starling, reported by Mrs. Meth- eecn. Suggestive program leaflets are more in use than the study book. Catalogue o! literature may be obtained from Mrs. A. M. Phil- lipe. Wesley Buildings, Toronto". el- so certain editions no longer print- ed may be had by paying for cost of sending.

Christian Stewardship Secrctsry. Mire. G. H. Mulch, repor ed by Mrs. Tait. Only eight auxiliaries sent word that amount allocated was too muoh- Forty-three percent use en- velope system. Where used ninety percent raised allocation. Treasurer, Mrs. l". E. Boothroyd, reported total amount raised by auxiliaries $9,446.80: Mission Bands ﬁl.35£'.50, Evening Auxiliaries $743.04, Expense Fund 8117.87. Be- qucst of la'e Mrs. Boundy, Bouth Winsloe. 8100 00.

The ‘Treasurer's report was fol- lowed by a prayer of dedication by Mrs Lockhal-t, President of Trin- ity W. M. 5.

A quiet half hour of devotion led by Miss Elms Inman concluded the sfrrnoon ssssim.

The even‘ng session, s public meeting held in Trinity Church. was opmed by s group of the ‘Priniy C. G. l. T.. who led the devotorls. Then followed a duct by hire. Roy Cudmore said m. George Johnston. Solo. Mrs. Jenkins. The address of the evening was deliv- ered by Rcv. Dr. Ramsay. who stressed the missionary need of to-

Ah$h.;..s—“.-.ve Man: . . . .....-.... Able" 5ersnon—“_1ls (an and .t_ no bu. u. .. DJ" “n, M. A. “ Anlheia- LJ. up ‘acu- lies..- Hopkins SLIJDAY SCMGOL lull IRM-

‘ Last Sun- y s z-hr- “miner pea. sovanas in sttenm; also. ‘inns is e use; ma. needs you. ' EvENrNG Violin-ill’ l UCLbCK Aathew- aund 1b.: ....r.; n-Joly MI." Ln." h.st.h-w;_ Sel‘niun—'l,orr;_.l...;:i>.-_e, Ancucnt and iiloucrn" f ‘llie rlev. h. J. 0n sholm, M. A.

Anh.en.—' s;:'.._.~.ni mom’

Vocal DlI_.|v—"slC.3dA kind-y l.l_ht"—-..s.. stay Qlslgley and Mr. Leah Dingweli The Issuing Sen-co will be Broadcast by Station C. l1. C. IL lei eclal attention is donated to the call to prayer, over the rig-natures cl the Ministers d (thrlottetowu. " YOU ABE WELCOME H555.

mat

St. Phil's Church

QUINQUAGl-SQA SUNDAY

IJO P. Dis-Holy Communion. 11.00 A. lib-Morning Prayer and lerlnole-‘Tlse Osll ee

Canadian Churchnseu” _ Antlrem-"Ihe Ins-dis ling’ Celeb Blmpar tsdhMi-Sundayboheolsndlilble Clause." l.“ P. tL-Bllitlssua

‘LOOLLL-Iwenlnghayeralsdiermlls-"Wholsl!

Ne’ ‘limit?’ Anl-hcm-“Just As laur- l. s. nouns February um (Ash wssnesosyl Bel! ‘iomnrunieu at use. Evening Prayer at no. svmyaon! wlacossl.

IIV. ll. D. RAYMOND, M. L, IECPOI-

Zion Presbyterian Church

IIV. G. CAlLYl-l WILBBTII - MINISTII. PROF. DOUIB D. TIOIPSON-Orgalsiet and Cholrlesdd

HOBNING WOI-SHIP

f Qudlec took or .' The da. “Only one third of world's morning-gin riailrtional to 10M lwogonugngqujd! uqwerupodofnm must poyulatlon is touched by Chrsiisn- 11.00 A. l-Theme: “A Lesson use Faith" the Mzyntreal hgmhghggpeopbwilltakcknow- ity‘,,We mustgoforihtohhllal AllhcIs—F0eIs\lelArrl0lsGonl.lylaadUs"...l!ssv1ey . In all t-h iii he ‘lb pereml M“ We imtseckguld- ll to teach." The (‘ricis are nearer; lsavng forwewwYufii 61 ‘mm 5 enoe forsmtth. G16 in d-liist meditation reendynio harvest. Except for Rus- h.“ ch00‘ m‘ Blue an,‘ [will h; Montreslers. The itinerary “m 31m mm king Bis IQ]! sis every nation welcomes thr- mis- $.30 P. Mr-Sli 3 iineiudes Medal-sh Morocco so an» societies. q sicmary. Irtrh closure theczpmker nun“; wonsmp ‘Athens. Rome. ls-mbw. '_ ' rnuhymnoreonseeratiou. Imthrrwout ecsenge. sor __ , land of Rhodes (in the Mcdter- “h! o Lam- ﬂylluﬂpd by chaos! By our brotherly conduct 1.00 P. lF-Theme: "What About bile‘: Burdens? “N”, 9"“- ufim" “d of Iemtlm- 1°‘ l“ "m" "h" m” l‘ 9”" i“ E Anthern-"l wul we w hone Ey s" .. Clark Wh lficld lHsm Owe“; allow dig; “g, Secretary, rm. 1.. ‘he world. n" Chm are also p n . h W _I mm “par-j ven‘y-riine Violin solo, Miss Thelma ‘Rod ’ itourwillbelaurent ‘rumble. m,.,.'§r..}.m CloslrllrhymnJitri-HD. "Thellerdlsulghtuniuslithernthsleslluponhlra "mm"- Th" "m" °7 ‘he Pu‘ i”; you, evening auxiliaries. The moi-nine mason opened at‘ es all thee call spas Him ln Truth." Pa. llszis. rrlmsss is 0lfstllflﬂJumgf° °I rots: meal‘ ‘"- lsse. Two so- ozro with s vrry beautiful mernrllr- ~ Quebec. April ll 4M0 gtﬁlld- 2 . . . "r ,,“..

a o‘ "mm w cund‘. G!!! 133*‘ Aw‘ I: grﬂkgzlgfxwi-‘W! w“; .obbO-OOOO>OO-OQOOOOOOOOO eeoeooeeeeeeeeeooeee v k [lilyezcdiitrﬁﬁeediugi oeoeeooeeeeeeoeooeeoeoee ‘ 9 nine bands. one n"; ‘T,’ "m" m“ .1 “l”- “d ""4" i” m‘ Afghans“ m‘ l‘h Ihggﬂg g "git _ * Total rim . Solo, Mire. Jsmrs Warren. e .

1m] seine members. sub- rcensingwa. arisi- singingTske Bowler’! Bvcrvhrr-Iﬂll-R ‘i b, - Uh h udinl” “om m N m m", “d h m autumn, , res y eriau urc ' 3m“; secretary-Mrs John ‘ 8- "" "If"! ,.*~='=,“..~"-~*....,~..."-'~.......=.-=~ ".......‘:".';";:.-:’.?c-.'r..., .... comfy... c... l" one“ m the absence or we o. u r. u. Mechecd. Meeting closed may llcnl-hlv seem 1- u-r. sslliss causes ll Ilm Ava Pheue l!!! Bach“ m. mo“ o‘ mﬂml ‘m, Doxoiqy m4 Benrdlgﬂqm | in“; John D. llecrarlsne, Crap- w 0N9,“ a mu. ﬂlefilwingisihefvwfll!“ '““" BEEF e _ {in sushi the nomgngtng cornmiltre reed sti “@9931”. ‘WWII-l’! — M" lav. I. nrooruesu Legals. Reset ......lb.l0e-16c widiseeesl “ﬁhlbthe r v - = .r ei-inamssacqra. as. u. u. “h; 4am» The easier raised Past President-Mrs. Remains Pram Secretary - Mn rrsrit h,“ w,,_h,,, Sh“ ‘b’ lzcdsc wee racist-b cflsrlnrl- Tull!"- D"°°°‘ mmn‘ ear-hing at amen uelsea vast. Helpers woo-w- Irl PM“ ‘ w‘ P- '~ '°°""°Y°- m ""°" ""9 “m” " m‘ . "run... t. s...» our“. unis Novena, reported lel mem- Brmtrr River. RW- W1 hi!!!“ 0f 3"?!" , m“ “h”, l, 1,,.,Mm_ 3"!‘ "l- 10H“ w; tans malaria-y roe Vice President-Ira. t. a. dish conducted the installation z “T ‘on. m“ "u Ilcn . Alim. Bummsreidc. I811“ i m“ LAMB at,” , t. u are Vice vrosloontqm. liockin. The owl-loll Ho: vu opened in, ‘P01! WWW" Lsuib “aniline-mo pagjggrwpcrtedlflﬂcallsmadeloisrle. w 1 Wm“ ~ “Mum, ioaei Treasurer, ms. . a. s tken. _ Po“ Egothingncoslsglidbeﬁtsoffoodhtafs. ewHcIeMMQi-luin- New‘ '" “__ l Pork .......ib.14e-2tc “m, hcmq furnished vim mononu- r-mwr- whit-WWW w‘ "W" ___________=;==i *1.‘ gm PﬂgyQb, 1.80m gamed in this way. The --—-——-—f——-——- Corned Beef ... ID. 10C 11g. “use; as he ‘lumber-sacs w. ﬂing lecretsr! - the. IOWA“ '5' “mu” ‘M "W" llrfeui-“Orilc-om hell's!!! I I i...‘ w‘ ‘u.’ yggg ‘um gag“; Oqnwull, q eommlﬁse was then heard. .s cows hue b ‘ill. has; .n|. FISH ' m r—d iv em. Baum nswuo Ohﬂstisu suwsro-nip-me s. in; resists. lei-nap rlrefderi‘ nmHﬂIb-"a . uor. . say.’ . _ Cd.“ Pa“. rm.“ m to, dﬁtm my,‘ y." my y_ Mgrihgggn, rvreery. in s few closing wow-ks thenked i rzre ll. - n ' ' | on'v or-‘v were retina-ed. ‘mlrtnen ascretery c. 0. i. 'r. and Young hc elr-cutlve l"l all when who rm l‘: wv ll aanbghls: no“ (fps. me who's In: ‘Wsrnan’: Fora-Ali's. D. M. Sinc- wcriwddwuher dnrlnl li-r Virr. ; ‘ nmpersriee. - sl. levrl . m" . -— —-" ‘n. “and w o“ r . eﬂrinen — DI. Aha. looWi-zyd "oeed lbs Olod moral‘ la m tImerIlce was held. Oth- Associate lecretsr! w", usreeer-isersseinsesiurrroaimaoiusisseoisrm I¢¢bmﬂl'\"* n” -"°""'"‘- w“. ileum his! Ill IIIIII- ' _

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