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my the that , h to the it. con 1 111 sheep.-Through the . ‘ff Zion eventual redemption. its leaders as sclfidi ishophcrds, who ““MiTa ' lie will .-oeii Hletnufm '50“ spoltesmlli. he calls himself a drove sway the sick sheep, lot the dell them. its will toad titiem watchman. who warns the people at straws not ion. and took best for well and “cause them to lie cowii.''— 000- ung —Ezekiel 33:1-0. - tliernscivs-s.——1*.‘.sekicl 34:10. Eskiol 84:11-10.

He will also ‘Judge ‘the sheep, sepa- rating the blessed and the condemned. He promises He will cover His chosen

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with showers of biesaing ln,a III place of plenty.—Eze-kiel 34:17-31.

IIIII X C I I‘ It Plsaant 00400 15 108 125 IR Rice loo as 0 I Necdco 100 275 I75 275 N Farina 1000 4 t 0 End Light 00 I70 O01/s 70 N Jack L I00 10% 1.0 10% + Pow l 50 Nil 00 0 - Va 3 0000 1'! 1'! I7 _ Pat Iilvar usoo 01 do so PM ‘Gold I000 8 3 I -1 Que C 500 105 200 280 -20 ‘ Que Lith I00 300 I00 :00 -23 Bubs Foo ‘I000 100 19 100 Ruby rob I so It It as St L Col 100 300 000 300 St]. Div L fit It It Ni +11 Banana D 51000 27 24% 24% - Vs Shop Save 473 I71/4 7 7 Silver Reg 2050 47 . to 4'! lpartan 15900 125 110 125 Tache 1000 131/; 13% 13% —1% Talisman 23500 as so 01 +3 Tallli 2000 7 ‘I 7 Tlh Expl 8730 I I I -1 U Corr I son 22 I1 I + is P111) 1000 65 00 00 Vanguard 3000 ‘IV: 7 7 irsliiia I 2 — West ii a 101 105 +4 York spec 100 I70 875 275

‘total salasi lndastrial-s 00.000. isiiiigs oils 843.000. ~

3;, mo Guardian. Charlottetown, Bat. nag. is, sees. a, ,_ .

food Entries Show Boost In Old Home Week Judging

The foods class at the P.E.l. ‘Handicrafts Exhibition

crease of entries again this year. Judges were lrene Moun. tain and Mary Thompson, pro- vincial nutritionist.

Following are the prizewin-

uers:

Dark Fruit Cake: 1. Mrs. John Watts, 329 Euston BL, . Mrs. Ralph Younkcr, North River; 2. Mrs. Eric Laird. North Milton.

Light. fruit cake: 1. Mrs. John Warren, North River; 2. Mrs. Lcith Dickieson, New Glas- gow: 3. Mrs. Gerald Stevenson. 323 Fitzroy

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GOD" MON “L lCP)"n‘° U'5' gf°‘N’o","'" mi‘ w'.m:':“ ,5" Cheese: Delivered Montreal, Solo: “My Hem Ever itsiiiliful" (Bach) .‘,l;““" °l°'°"‘ 1;‘; l’"”“l"f"‘C°‘ 1nt'1'l'1' use xuioeooii waxed. current receivil Quebec Mrs. (guthhsommers, Soprano Soloist, “mfg” (3:33 m§:':;ed° "0; ~ , white 32; wholesale white 321/4; me of s_ ,1 A - co ore . . um . am” the Mmmml Thursday's close. Pound sterling potatoes: Que ‘new 75. 1,00. THE KIRK Is OPEN DAILY —_ ENTER, REST, Am) pan closed at 02.02 3-lil, unchanlied. §.£.2QueN B N7gs . ~ MON'1‘REAL—iCPi - Stocks - ' -5°, 9 ; - - - - ' . closed slightly hi heron the 109 ~40-42: P-E-L Old 756 2- Mpnti-ssl smnd flillldltan EnX- 2-75- ‘ csngeslfr ayassaeray . The sOlVCtlOlI Army NEW YORK mp) — The more um made .. :0, mo grit“. mmogl-ii 2l1’t;::li—n unom. M Ennumm she. 13”» stock market ended the week on morning-5 dec1gne_ ' c°m" m “M” + Great George Strcet- 3 "‘“"t‘g “O°‘° paid‘? ”‘b‘;"‘l‘:n lt° Power C0i‘P0l‘ll0fl 1'03! 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Laurentide Finance A 3:33; 3,? £3 3;,‘ ,3,‘ “ 1:00 pm.—EvangaIls-tic Meeting‘ “Mk and the Wlde l’-f°“°W9<l gained-lit to 14"/s. om Tar 130 sis is is , Dow Jones industrial average Among base metals. asbestos Dom rm mum 17% mm + M n'“’5‘l‘3' ‘-00 l’-"'- ""939" M°°"“¢- - carried both to their highest {en 8 point to 31_ Macminan r zzssaau am am "A WELCOME swsrrs YOU AT THE ARMY" _level since June . dropped i/. to 17m among pa- :;g~‘°"P 3;: 3;; :3 3 +1“ Volume fell for the second 1‘S. pl; pay 115 3151/‘ my. 15%: Q‘ llmifll" d8Y- l°l3“l"8 3330-000 CPR GPOPDEG 95 $0 22%. 101- Fleetwood ioo 319% INA ms + it shares compared with 4.180.000 perial Oil fell a point to 44 and Fraser so am aw. nu ' Thursda . Dominion Foundries lost two grwfiue W 10705 3'9 1;: 3: -3“ The A“°°l“°d Pm“ 5°"l°°l‘ 9° ls ll’ 53% l"‘“3l“ “"'dl“g' GL Pa at no 017 iosc ‘ average gained .8 at 222.9. the On index. banks were up 0.03 mm, A :00 .12 my, 1, .9. Church street. Parkdala highest since 225.4 on June 1. at 61.31. utllltles up 0.1 at 132.1. aawii siii 175 :30 is2:% W“ -1 gen _|_ g_ 1-”_ 3.5" B_D_ Mi , t The Dow Jones industrial av- lndustrlals up 1.8 at 310.2, com- Bud Bar 35 ‘$1 _ M,’ Lu", 50,," n S " erage almost reached 612 during bliined clap 1340;] PIPE‘! :3‘ $3 8'1’ c° 550° £41 3 3 __,“ organist and Director oi Senior Choir ‘ “'9 3°S5‘°“ “dh°‘°§fdh°*t6‘9-0”» 31:33 ed 3,: 78 3-3 “' 3° ' 1l11dP‘T°l’ 3;: :33: 143+ vi M11 333019! Newman nip 3'::;lf1 §§"',',,f,, ]gs:sJ“:]9nc1e M Nriursi. bnosino iiroiras Int Nirocifpxs ago iggghg soy, Director in Junior and intermediate Choirs §t"°‘:, rd‘ mg, pmf_.: smqtodé tutti iii Mm nu. mi + in 11:00 a.m.-Nursery and Kindergarten Care ‘mggxamgained 37 at 5961 Moiigmi Btorh Eschang:—-Aug. 17 mo. pr, 74 _ v. . - _ ~ - complete don Frida7-o2- batt 100!l1%1:l% 13% + is M‘“‘'““3 w°‘"5l"P Reports of impending con- marked 3 1 d 1.». xd-Ex-dividend. 1,... no ,4 325315;; im um + is s°""°“‘ “MING YOUR AMBITIONS H16“ tract awards for a vast space xr—Ex-rishu. Kw — Ex-Warrant-L Net Lau 1-‘ 6 i no no so -101- Soloist: Mrs. Stirling Macbeod, Cornwall booster program continued to be change] is from previous board-lot cloa- Lughprg «$10 + 3 ' . 0 . ‘ You are welcome to Worship with us. “:9 Prime fli¢l0t1‘ ‘ET "18 demand M " ' L c:ct ::.,,mm. 1- ago 3 ‘ 191,5 ism- is 0 BOYD! 809 5 00 S. I II III B ow.Ciaae ‘lb 373.’! 311% 11% 11% lb ' Mai-tinp- Marietta. considered I iAiiFi‘i'i‘i:i "egg :3.» con- is llilolsolrs D1’ 33;. 1:3 12:: is i oma ll 0 ggaxgllofsllggelfguérllszecgnfiglfi1 Alfimini 1485 um 7.5% 15% + ‘A Might‘ rm 0 sea as 03 +1 S P r A I‘ r. led in sales for the second? filggm as am 31 ll -1» N}: %°,",.t. :3: 33;? 1:3: 15%‘ I is t. S straight day. The’ stock gaincdfsuoo si 38% 34 +. *5 Noranda mo sum mi rm ‘ - ‘ sq, M gm, on 133,409 shares, Bank Mont 481 um naviswi Ogllvic so us 06 is + is Established 1700 b R0 at Foundation . B-nk N8 I00 67% 68 + V: out Steel 000 Iitilfii 10% lots 1 1 co UP ,5 ,,, Venerable Archdeacon .1. fr. lbbott. ltocctor International Nickel finished ::I''‘‘,,,:,‘: 1,3 :2“ 5,“- .,, ,','::eP§m :30" :1,” 3,, Rev: N. M.-Morris L. ’l'h.. Associate Res-tor the day 5‘; point higher. after Bow 5 pre 110 345% % -5: Pow corp 550. mu: 0.-gang,“ and cm, m,,.L.",,, being down most 0 e ay. Bowa er ioo 35% 5 — r cc Br iso 3451/; 45y. C51/2+; is George A Thompson. I-‘.R.C.0.. icimi. A.R.C'.M. gmolzlz, Othg; icffcnadggg ‘$3123; §,‘.’}',,l"’ ‘” ii’, ‘ail, .3 all QN 33,, my "‘°°,,‘ 5.35% .,,...‘°.. aria ian c _ 8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion Mines were up Va, and Distil- :2, 22",. :3; “M “M + V. 3:: 53:... If-, '32:” 3“ 3“ “~'°° ““--“°““"8 “W” mi’ S°""°" '°$fo.§§i“.’i.C.“"‘s“i:‘.”é"i. °i'~;'..o?.;..o. ‘-35 523.. ‘$3 1132 till it? + » .....'.'.'‘.‘f.’‘.. ‘"33’ ‘til? ‘it 'ii2i3 I Prea : Rev. N. M. Morris. L.Th. pmes dosed higher’ Canadian ape pr pc 23810-W: izogvi 104% “ 11 Bank a ‘exam 01:3‘ 1m 9‘ - ‘Marconi was ahead .% and . "W _ “°"°'"° I No Evening service‘ Shawinigan Va. Jupiter Corp. pr moi? snail: am 4» K §:,l.",'.l:,. 13:5 ‘gin:/. iii- 2: Visitors Welcome. g:n""g‘:e5'w ma ‘fir * “ gI"':;'w‘“P ‘ 5 ‘:6 ‘Q * “ ’ ' son no -0 is "is We "W0 :-s.::.:' ii. :12. .. .. u as... “:2 .i.. .02: .. i 1 — so no °"."°'S Y0“ "°"¢'°"' ‘"9’ 5.532..‘ "° can on $212353 52 "° use so no _ _ plies for church and c Im B c :35 gum git; 3:1/_/:: :2 -r 1-‘in A 123570 cam 12:; um h m _ - cn. Tr c Corp 5 1'; [font st. Charlottetown l g lllfgcwonw ‘iliso ‘:10 no ill“ +10 Ii; $2.1” 11:4: '32:: 2:: 2:9?‘ “ Corner oi Prince and Fitzroy Streets Cdn on 175 saw. am 361/. + is Walk GW 354% 54%. 04% — It Pastor: Rev. 11. I. iiion, B.A.. o.o. W Com T :;°°u'5‘;"-{:3 :3’; 1 3 organist: Mrs. V. Leigh Dingwoll . / WC " "' ‘fnmgn / 10:00 a.m.—Sunday Church School C D o o h PM so as - .-ill I ‘V ’I M “ 11.00 am. I_li.Ilir.§"(xOLl)EN M enlfa |'|s[|a|| ufc mo-Am Wig; M *7 ask + “ . M __ 7 20 Music by the Brooklyn ’l‘i-lo ON ' 7 ":‘::';":‘;°" is::§3 10:‘ 30:‘ an 4 2- .m.——" ‘ I - ‘"3" "' p ,TH,ERI” FRLLTS OF C 10:00 a.m.--Bible l A‘-_§dFg* 3 "$3.? "3, 393 "3 _, _ . . :00 am —Moantng Worship and Cornmunion as ‘°'°l"'~ Ml“ Rm’ “"5” : Mr. Ivan Reyna . :::vii':lsh ‘mo :5‘ 25 as Is: . » -~ soloist:-—M1ss Catherine Stewart eciiu ooo izv. 12 1: ‘ ' ‘ gvnnmq Bomb lg 41: 3 Brnucsu _ _ 7:30 p.m.—Even.ins Worship Sq-via C Kg“ "fig" ";°,"" 3:“ §,*';,“ Zion Presbyterian Church mm----w. o. «an r‘ ' °-2::--*. :*°°° ol. .3». no Corasr Prince and Grafton Streets o"“m—Mn' nu“ Mun.“ A'n'C'M' “'3. am ‘ lili: “.5 ‘:3 ‘T: ‘ll: ‘ YOU ARE WELCOME T0 was FRIENDLY cinmca C" '‘ ‘.3 The Rev. Donald A. Campbell. a.s.. Minister on KENT s'riui:ii:'r. . . ‘,E};3,Z‘,:‘,?’, “$3 "°.o."3y. “:55 . Organist and Choir Director ‘ " " Comollof soo no iris no ,,,,, ,,_,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,_ L_,,,,,,,_ ,,_,.,,,, : ‘C M5333, mg 3, ;, :, 10:00 s.m.-Bible Class 11:00 a.m.—Nursery School . ' r’ Paper 315 339, 39* W‘ + '4 _ . ,,.i aioo as as as +1 11.00 a.rn.-—Divina Worship - a E S 3 Ti Couvrctt A 2;?’ 010': 1:: 1?; “ semen: W'HA'l"S mom wirirrim. council? “mm. chm ., cum) . Dlfgu ' M 4,, W ., Rev. David whtnnoy. Prear.-ha lmcmronn nun“ \ Dotloloth ion :4 u as First Presbyterian churcli. Piciou. Nis. ‘ Drum no can on on ‘ solo: Mrs. David Mawhinney, pieoou, N.s "The Rev Canon 1. It. Davies. in.s.'. I..1-ii.. Rector I;:g'°°' :33; ‘:2 3,, :2 ‘ " 73” ll-ln.—DlVLNl‘W0RSHIP The Rev. Canon I. H. Malola. M.A.. D.D. not 100 02% 0% :95 “ GOD'S GRACE Ilsasrary Assistant Priest .. R-ngwmu 011$ 1‘ I: a ' Rev David Mawhinney, Guest Preacher Illss Basaaas Brenton. lolc. Ilas.. organist L... um 35 n as -I VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 4 Mrs. B. W. Patterson. Choir nu-gun men use sooo I21! :1: :1: Aug, 10-1119 Ninth Sunday after ffrlnity ,,,,',?l;'.‘;. 33 5': so I) .4 L 0:1!) a.rn.—Boiy lluoharlat . ;, suiiiioe magi g 13 I: 1 TRINITY lJNi'|‘Fii t'Hliiit'li o.- - ‘ - 3-Tvnéymp also saw. ms av. —1‘A Ministers: . ' ”° :3 ' l: ,1 ‘Ilia lavas-cad John G. I. Ball. I.A. Chin mo as as 1 Rev. Gerald G. Wrrwas. ll.A.. 3-” "" °“’ " ”° W‘ M l‘ lav. Clayton C. bowls. '3lI|'l||l Pull

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TORONTO (CP) -— A late-day rally pulled the stock market to upside during moderate tradlns Friday.

Industrials started downward from the ‘opening and by 2 p.m. were off almost three index points. However a surge of buy- ing in the last ‘hour erased the losses and left the main list with a fractional advance.

Base in ct a l s maintained strength throughout the day, fin- ishing more than s point ahead on index. Colds and western oils were practically trendlcss.

In the industrial list. Algoma Steel, Canada Cement and all advanced in a it to St range.

Biinhs a two - day slide with fractional advances. Montreal, Nova scotia and Tor- onto-Dominion all showed gains ranging to ls. iicontinued on. page 13)

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IIUSSEL NICHOLAS BREHAUT Funeral services were con-

Pattison Funeral Home. Tues- day afternoon, July Russel Nicholas Medicine Hat, Alberta. Mr. B11.- haut died in the Medicine Hat General I-lospivtal Saturday, July 21st at the age of 73 years. The late Mr. Brehaut was born in Alexandra, Prince Edward Island. January 25th, 1089, the son of the late Mr. and rs. Theophilus Brehaut.

.He went to Western Canada as a very young man settling in Medicine Eat in 1908_ where he resided up to his death. Shortly after the outbreak of World War 1 he enlisted. He ser-

the 175th Battalion and also served in France with the 31st Battalion. Severely W0l.11lCli3d at Vimy Ridge, he was unable to

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Pound Cake: 1. Mrs. Robert Carter, North Milton; 2. Mrs. Milton Poole, Roseneath; 3. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, Roseheath.

sponge cake: Mrs. Harold Bulpitt; 2. Mrs. Leo P. Maels- .aac, Charlottetown 11.11. 0.; 0. .Mrs. K.P. Hsndrigan. Mt. Al-

on. Chocolate oaks: 1. No prize given; 2. Mrs. Jack Keenan. ts

Upper Prince St; 3. Mrs. Eric Laird, North Milton. White cake: Stella Boswell.

York, 11.3.. 2; 2. Mrs. Lorbc Docherty, Kingston; 3. Mrs. . L. Boswell. Mariihfield.

‘Point Road: 1, Mrs. ren, North River; 8. Mrs. ILB. Ellis, 47 Peaks Bt. Whole wheat bread: 1. Mrs. -Leo P. Maclsaac, Charlottetown . - 2. Mrs. Robert May- hew, 45 Upper Prince st; 3. Violet Kneebone. 54lEdwisrd st. Rolls: 1. Mrs. John W s r ren, North River; 2. Mrs. Charles Jones, Charlottetown. RR. 1.; 3. Mrs. John Watts, 329 Euston

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Tea bisc-ui-ts: R. W. Woodgate. 19 Maple Ave.. 1. Mrs. Eric Laird, North Milton, 3. Mrs. Bev. Simpson, York.

Loaf (fruit or nut. yeast): Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, Rose neath; 2. Mrs. Robert Carter. North Milton.

Loaf (fruit or nut. 1: ii i c k bread): 1. Mrs. Ernest A. Mac- Cabe, Charlottetown, RR. 1.; 2. Mrs. Milton Poole. Rosensaih; 3. Mrs. Harold Bulpitt, R b as- neath. ‘

Bran Muffins: Mrs. George MacMil1an, 11 Beasley Avs.; 2. Mrs. Daniel MacLcan. Mil- ton; 3. Mrs. Ernest Foster. Marshfield. .‘

Oatmeal cookies: 1. Mrs. Ray- mond Harrihley, Charlottetown. 11.1%. 3; 2. Mrs. Lorne Docherty, Kingston; 3. Mrs. John Warren. North River.

Doughnuts: 1. Mrs. . Woodgate. 19 Maple Ava siierwood: 2. Mins. mush Youn-

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scones: 1. Mrs. John Warren. J.C. Gookg 05 Upper Prince st.; I. Mrs. Robert Carter, North Mil

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netum to the front and was honorably discharged. In 1919 Mr. Brehaut began

work with the Canadian Pacific Railway where he became con- positlon he held ent.

Mr. Brchsut has visited his native province on several oc- caslons.

some years ago the late W. Chester S. McLnre, M.P. and

. MqLure visited him

Medicine Hat at Easter, attend- ing Easter Service at St. John's Presbyterian Church whote Dr. R.L. Taylor was at that time as he still is the minister there. Dr. Taylor was the minister officiating at Mr. Bbeha-ut‘s fu-

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The Canadian Legion conduct- ad their Poppy service for is de- piairted comrade at the grave- s e.

Beautiful floral tributes in- cluded thos personal friends and relatives also the Brotherhood of Railroad Train- mcn and the 175th Batallion As- tion of the Canadian Le-

on. Interment was in the Field of Honour section of Hillside Cem-

' etery, Medicine Hat.

Mrl Brehaut is survived by his sisiier. Mrs. W. Chester S. Mc- Lure and Mr. Hadley Brchnut. Alexandra.

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