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‘ma. CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN - , _ a ' ‘ I G d’ I‘ ‘if-’- ~ ‘I l ‘ I mg’ ‘ ‘ ’ ooonoooooonooooooooooezooeeuoofAcE FOR “AFTERNOON TEAS” l entra f“ uar ran nternatlonal Boy _ C I . _ e A . ...........e-_»». . _ beatings:fpéxgtggulsxgvzssgrilfaixlll shout Jamboree.‘ ‘ 1st». 1471188 PPPSbYtGEIGH

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PE l au. lualimans of the Children of l f1 hanks and Apprcci- c e r s ‘ 11

Mary Sodallty are requested to meet RIiOII- .

. in their Hall at Notro Dame Acade- ——— ' Sunday Morning ILtiO-Sermon-The Minister. " m’

is ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED

It is the choice of every hostess who wants the best.

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The Guardian has received the BoloIstFMr. Arthur Bruce. '

of thanks andl the Provincial!

In

lmy on Sunday morning at 9 dclock l ‘l 1° “Wild the COrDus Christi Proces- ‘, following expression

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Members ofFeder-_~ Ce le b ra tes

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land answering correspondence today. The Pontiff who was born at Desio. Italy, May 31, 1857, and named Ach- llle llatti, is still in vigorous health.

__ . -——- Commisioner of Boy Scouts for , ,,-——-——_____ _ _ ____‘__ ____ CENTRAL PARlSH—Ser-vlces next ‘ Prince Edward Island (Rev. G. T. ' “fl I 0 f I Afternoon at 8.00—Communlon at llighfleld. ' ._ . . “”*°**N+e0: w+oeo+o+ew+wef !Sabba'th as follows: Siallchcl at 10.30 ‘Spriggs. Kenslngton): atlon l Or- " 72nd‘ Bl rthday gunk,‘ 1_M_5,m;on_1-h¢ “lumen . i f; Classlf 13d Advertisements E 120$ iéssclltslfiv“; 2'1“ casino p- .b inuclolslp: gab Sundh await??? otn ganize to Pre _ l, solb-vale-eanuercorm Miss l n. Mum o . . W". llna .=p.m. v. 0w 0 e ny coua sre o - j‘ f 0M 11111111011 - ,, 1|) 1| li),v owl M" " ' ‘ k l d bl" l l t; ll, (Canadian Press) i .= renal-We. .. cs:..:::::::::: s. t its: sentClaims B... View m. li~riel~ ~-~~~~~~~~~~»---»- é m“ mun," g :33: g coarvs cilmsrr rltpcussiou Vinclal ‘council. The contributions _rllis xx celebrated his 12nd birthday ', ‘ :—'I'he feast of Corpus _Christi will be have enabled us tosend an addi- actively at work, granting audiences l l I

fore Commiss- ion. Miss Marion Do uglas Ne w

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United Church

C0 - PASTORS

“ ' REV. l. H. RAMSAY. U. REV. HAMMOND JOHNSON ORGANIST. PROF. W. E. FLETCHER, A.R.C.M., LT-C-L -

celebrated tomorrow by fthn usual tional Boy Scout to this historic and iprocession oi‘ the congregation of sl, world-wide Jamboree, when 5,000 lDuns-tann Cathedral to liIotrc Dame ‘Scouts of all nationalities will as- . i Convent. whore pontifical benediction Tremble with the Prince of Wales at 0B "0"" T9 TIMVEL “N” wan-ran - TWO EXPERIENCED lwlli be given. Arrows Camp, Birkenhead, England

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appoint loc'al representatives. Posi- tion permanent; yearly guarantee‘ $1092. (being $21. weekly averagcli and expenses; commission and cash besides. Winston Co.,

boauaea Toronto ‘VANTED'_ IQ’S'MME'FAMILY_ procession tomorrow morning will be ‘Tlflflif, and it is due to the gencros- l TM” nd‘" A w 5'“, t, Ma 31 capable maid, no ivashinn. Mrs. till-ten by Mr. hfacKrly, of the Paths ‘ ity of our citizens that they are en- |‘ ' 11.00 A. lit-Preacher: Rev. Ha mond JOIn-“pll. ' ' ' ‘ ' ' y Keith RKIBETS 53 Blltffitld Si. Nclvs. who will arrive toda from ahled o do so. As s l t. New Curriculum AnghQn-F-qlllnu Hidden Lgvg o; God" , , , , ,, ,flfl,¢hg y , t a re.illt of ths Comple e satisfaction with the _ _ " ‘ WOMAN To TR v 5n07‘5‘27'5l the mainland for the purpose The ‘ Pfiort we look to those boys asslstiiw conduct of the executive during the l i isdms" Mr‘ A‘ R‘ Gm!” - AEL- » . . .‘ " . - " ‘e - ‘ "A" on’ - l pictures, which will be of general very lliiliPYlflliy the advancement of negotiations between the Teacher's msmwd m“ m“ RE" I‘ Team 2.30 P. hlr-slhbillh School.

and gppolflh local representatives. W d 4 . . - - es‘ Federation records lt< hearty ap-i

P0519105 permalgeyilg; £25m, 3,1,3. EIDIC interest, will doubtless be exhibited this Wflrk 801005 ‘Joys throughout Ffiderltlon and the Government 1's- p‘rQ‘al and welcome c‘)! {he proénsecn 1.00 P. Me-Preacher Ev. Dr. Xtamsav.

mo. $1092. f eng i. wee y ————~——-—————— in the local theatres, ,clir province. ~ garding the demand of the teachers ‘ r _ ' , ‘ _ ~ “""°.l.‘;“’ seas; I.'.“‘Z.‘i All??? .5313; l a r- c in c- "““"“:*““?i.f"“;" ...e,.:.".l~a::s.;;i“r" l"

B on S S S 6S. , l. . l’l'l .. _ ' l " l i . . ' . t ‘ " r m g - _ '-' (.326 gower Bldg, Toronto. l "X. Y. Guardian. pasifi-S-la-tf. DATES 513T TOR SHOW-At, an Provincial Commissioner cd at the flrlal session of the _an-, “i? m1” "ed tap‘; 3d“ Pm Mm wud " executive mcciilu! of the Fox Ex- *~ -- nual ‘convention of the Federation’ “c” 1°“ e ca e ° e i‘ r ofgan Qflbrtory-"Andnntlnb" . . . . . . . . . . . . . __ Lemare

A. w. s-wrtiaiineso.‘ 150.00 WEEKLY SELLING AUTO- mobile trouble lights. No capital orl

expense. Commissions in advance.‘ sticks ‘mywhere °n c“ " mum)" Charmuetown’ 5118-5414‘ A prize list will be issued about the house have tnkpn m‘? apartment‘ at 51 airrccd to annoint an indcpendcutl mm“ $11M“ m me" me“ “amml magnetic. It's also an everlasting _‘ ‘ _ ‘ _ Upper Print-e Slrect. formally occll- ‘ - . > _l apmudei and w help prepare [hem 0o++e++e+o0++o4+>+++¢-e eee- e~e e Y‘ ‘ ‘v~‘* flashlight. Sella itself on sight. Miscellaneous ‘list "f Jill.» A lllPmbcl-shlp we n! pm, by PM 1h W‘ Sh“, °:$):‘:“:“‘st‘° ‘“f".°:;‘g“f vfljjjtfly for their life's work . . . »

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- '“ ° ° P Z107‘! Presbyterian Church .

Write for demonstrator and par- ticulars. Exclusive territory allotted.

maids. _One for kitchen and one. for dining room. Apply Parkerl House. 3133-4-10-tf. l

WANTED-TO HIRE FOR WEEK or ten days, a motor truck and driver. For further particulars ap- ply to M. P. Titus, 31 Ambrose St,

CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND

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"M10011 Electric CQTP- (Ctlnfldni \forlt'iglic B W I-‘obcrtson Sum- Louis T Lowther Princi 1 Prince z envelopes with address llrilltflli- ‘ ‘ - ' - “ l _- t u . _ > ~ v P“- l x DIM, 1,2. Keefer AB1€5w 601??" Jltst the tlliilz for acknor-clcdfgc- moi-side. and Thomas bfoleee, Bed- jig???roiélfigoizzlgncgigrflma fir; 11":- strcct School, Charlottetown, "tnatl Raélved m“ this Federation lace E Oran!“ "d Chou, MHQIGML LOUIS m THOMPSON H z ' ' ' ' merit, invitations, etc. Guardian cflue, were added to the committee. m l‘ a t u‘ - i! _ “.8 won a point when the Commlsw _ s P l“ m, ' Job mmtena c; __V_.__ , t!’ - ieprescna le of the Prlnce sin“ was announmm The Govern“. ICSGII on record as being strongly z MORNING z , . For S313 _,€,______-.________-- - (TEXTRAL cnyngq-{AN fHURCH‘ Edward Island Bible society ‘or the mom, will pfegknl; their c559 and we‘ 5nd m9“ firmly 99995“ w the m‘ x I . ~ .- * MEMORMM AND Mguglvmq "Th" Sondra.‘ M ‘h? Ccmml Chris“; holiday months. nmst take measures w present Oursy: newlng of licenses that have expired. , AnthQmJq-hk M“, L‘ King» _ _ ‘ _ _ _ V _ _ _ _ ‘ I _ _ , H 5mm" z ow PAPERS FOR 5-ALE—5 CENTS cords at Shorts" "Oiiw- Guard‘ » , C, . .1, b d , , _,—~—-—i—~ 1w"; u, m. nmzam, and the a _I and also to allow licenses which have z 4_ M", mm“ MlpPherson and Chair. ' - ‘ , lai iiilch \\l e con uttcd b3 the _ r l; n p _ _ v . _ 6 P" bu-“dh- APPW Glmrdim- inn J05 Prim“? ‘in i = expired under the act to continue in A - ' 0 _ 4327_2_14_“_ __________ pastor, Rev, W. L. Outhouse, B. A. to-, polntment of a committee to collect‘ m ‘without renewal g ~* v v _, o lsomv ALFRED “IAQDONALD: m°"‘°“'- Sim“ .M‘* omhml“ “°"“‘l a" “m n“ P’°S°"‘“‘°“.“'“ Smmvi m. . -' i _ ‘ EVEN“; t FOR SALE-BOW TO FARROW lbthl Land Surveyor, Hcrmarlville, Souris. mcnccd his pastorate three wrecks ago, _ _ s ly expressed. ‘The name of Mr. E. Jll Tha k I F d "W, 1 _A§ithem-“The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away" ‘p 1 June. A. Ferguson, Suffolk. 2l.l 3559-5-2-1 m0 l“. has made many friends and his‘ Continued from page 1 H. Morrisscy of Queen Square School: “ ‘ ° ° ° " o Woodward. ‘ _ z $ v e o o o

roa saw-nun: wuam. WAGON. l Perfect condition. Apply Boyd Mc-‘ Qllarrie, Hampton. 5129-6-1-21.

SHIPPING nos axrcmriorlsav supplied, Guardian Job Prliltcry. t:

l '03 SHE-ONE EXPRESS WAG" ‘FEATHER B595 MADE INTO SAN“ -» . porting our meetings t Professor L. - - ‘on and one driving Waggon M” l m“ balding mam-egg“, pillow message at both services. risked. When you read the- figures ed for the ensuing year:»- w sha x ‘h ' a t d AT P3595 5T5", ply to J. C. Gillispie, Carleton Bid- cushions. etc sanitary Fcflthf" ‘-thls morning you saw the Labor polls President-Miss Marion Douglas, ' w, or e ex” en 9mm“ n“ FlTZROY l‘ m; p_ a 1_ 4035447451‘ Merger-esp co, 166 Queen sire“ "**"‘“--—*-~~ were abwe the Tory polls and lwlee Prince street; vl¢e_pre5ideng_M1-_ simtm“ i“ ieachmiz- 9° R“- Dr- MINISTER-REV. ARTHUR C. VIN “NT, 1). D Charlottetown, P.E.!. THE KING T0 ATTEND THANKS-tum Liberal pom Did you “M, think Cecil Hynesl Montague; Secretary“ Ramsay for his thoughtful and in- ORGANIST—MIL~‘~. tillnljil-{A SH; -. ,

FOR SALE — GRADE GUERNSEY] cow. due to freshen first weck in,‘ Juneu Arthur G. Peake, ‘North

River Road Charl ttct . . . . . -. < ' o O2‘?25_6_l_3l WANTED —- A (‘LP-RX _ . ‘mmwd by H“ Honorl Ho“ F- R- and skittles especially for me. I am lum. Bordon. Delegates to tho con», _ , _ _ _ “ ll liflfiiwi"? 5m"- om‘ ‘Vi? “Iigcfr; l-lcortz: _ ‘ ‘only bcillrlning i0 bear the burden vention of the Canadian Teachers’ an unusmmy dmmm yemh T u. y.‘ SUE?“ ‘\”"‘:_Ut" 2:“ p}; “I'd . - d_ A ‘_ Tillai‘ l- . , , , _ - ________ __ n --~ lll-c -, ll _" 'l~ o lie c urc an congrega- m“ SALE __ mta TENEMENTl irncc prefcire lmlv Oriana, Ont, Mil) 30.1929. but I will he cheerful and I know Federation which meets at Quebec, “on. m," will“, a‘4~fsn“vn‘c is mrdiauy and urnmlyv

Houses Nos. 80B, 310 and 312 Rich- l, mond Street. Good rental. Applyl Mrs. J. A. MacLaren, 79 Hlllsboro; Street. 4049-6-1-211 éii-iw-i- IOR SALE—-DOUBLE HOUSE NOS. 83 and 85 Cumberland Street. Mod-l ern conveniences, hot water heated.‘

Separate furnaces. Rents well, Ap- _ , . _ issued no orders but has lllilnlflinlill L u, u. d l b _ l; <1 n.

sly Mrs. J. A. MacLnren. ‘l9 Hills~ his intciliion of nftendlnl: n scrolcc LQNDQN May -;1__A11 (hr-Qi- pnlll. 32min‘, it)‘; nxfreqgenfearcvecgvfedl seatil when names were defln- ,q l l“ w" M N i" M Q i I Tumefi‘.

oro Street. 4048-64-2". ‘a - ' ' , Z_ Y. , . _ ' ' ‘ ' ~' ‘ ' mo s. as ac c , r. ugcy, - selling our llnlvclflsrllv knmm- “““‘ M -‘h““k“~""““ “i “’°-"'“"1~‘i°f A"- lcal leaders have been " rc-elcctcd» the fact that pressure had been My "m6 -m"°'d“" Th, Ordlnlncg n; the Lord‘; supp" wfl] b, digpgnsgd

TREES. SHBUBS, PERENNIALS. Linden or Lime ‘frees. fltllntlty of large street trees. Snow- ball. Hydrangea, Wofgelia, Syringa, Lilac. Perennial Phlox. Poqnlcs, Bleeding Heart, Rose Bushes. A very; limited quantity of the above for. me at J. .1. Gay ar Son. Phone not} Head of Prince Street. 3967-5-20-61.‘

Salesman Wanted

IALIIMEN WANTED — SALESl lcent for Prince Edward Island, Good pay. Free outfit. We want‘ now a. reliable, energetic reprcscnta- l tive to handle the best districts on thaIsland. Our agency is pront- able. Write. Pelham. Nursery. Co.

Limited l

lTRAINING SCHOOL non NURSES.

Male Hell). ‘vflnied

FOR A

OfIice. 5139-6-1-4-7. ji- '—?’_j_i€ IIEFOME EXPERT BARBER I?» ‘ short time. Our special course. fits

yml for greater earninfis- B11; 11¢!"

pentage paid. Write us today-

Moler Barber College, 573 Barrinu-

ton. Halifax. s-zz-wstr.

unwed quiallty Trees and Plants. Newest and best varieties. There is pond money in it for YOH- Illllsilm.‘ pd un-io-thc-hlinute Pflllifimmlll- Real sales ro-opcratlon. Write Luke Brothers Nurseries, Montreal. 96.

Nursing

shphcn Hem-y Gale Hospital. Havcrlllll. Mass. ‘Standardized HOS- pltal and accredited school. Thrcfi year course. Affiliations with Prov- idence City Hospital and Mass. Eye and Ear Infirmary. Eight hour clay. Allowance $15.00 monthly. Classes admitted February and Sflntenlbcr. One hour from Boston. Two years of High School required. For flir-

r--_..._.,.__...___.__- u U! T] O U I INIXPIRIINCED men allowed fifty cents hour, learn- inl bolt paying trades. mglnoaring. Electricity, norm Work, Chauf- ‘Wfi-Ill. Bricklaying, Barbering. Hlllllfiltflfl. nteraturo IP08. Write '. Tfldo Schools, 107 Si.

Lawrence. Montreal. EVM. tl-l-Sat-bf.

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0F‘ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

ARENA mm: ou rcasihunlauiva

during July and August. It is an .W|LI. FILM PROCIZSSION-ivlo-‘hnnour and a. privilege for Prince ilon pictures of the Corpus Chrsil ‘Eclwavrd Island to participate in this

hibitors‘ Association held lust even- ing, it W115 decided to hold the fox show on October 29th, 30th. and 31st, and Novcmhcr 1st. in Charlottetown.

PERSONALS

Rev. W. L. Outhouse and Mrs. Out-

$5 was decided upon. Messrs Gavin,

Harding. Charlottetown, W. L. Poole, ‘ Mr. Thomas R. Mlllman, of Ken-

sermons have been greatly appreciat-l r ed by all \\'l10 have had the 0pp0l‘~~Gili-mm‘25n in the last two barllflrlln. tunlty to hear him. A vcry cordial ln—“ Film-

viiation is extended to hchr him to-l “Did ever Labor nrorlle live ln slwh morrow, he will bring uninteresting Fm illfilliflnll mflmfint Ml this?" he

GlwNn sgnvlcn lynll would live to see that? Honestly

lI did not. I thank God, it has

The following telegram has bccn‘b¢en_ 1|; 1,: not going to l» a“ be“

His Hon. Tho Lieutenant Governor Lshan have your support ba(aking me of Prince Edxvard Island. llhrmlgh thlck and thing- ChM‘"i,i°'O“‘“~P»E~T- ' i Mr. Mac-Donald also paid iribilio

His E‘- rcllr-ncy has rci-clvcd ‘U10 to the women for the “lay they had following telegram from Lord Sifllfl-‘turned o“; w vow

fnrdham, private secretary to His‘

Majesty the King: The King hasi

LEADERS ELECTED

bcy on June sixteenth and expressed Right Hm; J, Ramsay MacDonald, the hone that‘ his pennie- i-h1‘9UZh°ui»‘LRb0r Leader was clectcd in the SOR- the Eiripire would join in this act in 1mm Division Q1 Durham, "W" mm °h“““h°"'- The election of Premier Baldwin m‘ Exftlifllfll’ 1W asked lllc heads , and Right I-lon. David Lloyd George. of nlrrsrv of Allelic-ail. Roman Cll- Liberal Leader, had previously becn tholic, Presbyterian, United and Bap- announced, us‘ ‘iemmlimiiifins i0 6001011’ with Mr. MacDonald polled n crushing His Majesty‘ wisiws ""5 Will fl"- voin over his two opponents, totall- sonnlly attend service in uniform in; 35.615 against 6,821 for W. A. ‘"1" 1101"“ W"! “'11! (‘fill-‘iidff ii- llffillvl‘ Fcariiby-Wlttingstail, Conservative- ‘° d“ "l" “We M"! sllllccsts that and 1,431’ for P. c. Pollittfono of mintslcr-s 1n your province of fifi-‘the leaders of the British Commun- nominations other than those mcn-‘ist party who waged a particuarly tlnnéd vice and be invited to Join in general prime mlnlslcn thanksgiving.

Cemetery. Rev. D. V. 0'Meara offlc- iatihg.

WOOD-On Thursday, May 30, at 0'1 Sydney Street, Ralph Asttes Wood. aged 1 year and ‘I months, son of lesflc and Ora Wood. Funeral Satur- day at half past one to Alexandra

llll. refreshing remedy which gives prompt relief in oases of blllo en, constipation, heart- burn,’ cfdlty of the atomaoh, etc.‘ Price $1.00 Per Bottle.

THE PROMPT DBUGGISTS

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"MW- h“ ilimrmfli 0i $01“ hitter campaign against the former‘

President.

yesterday afternoon. Opinon among the teachers alas to the effect that. the Federation had gained a diplo- matic vctory when the Government,

said Mr. ‘

conceded." ‘

is generally

was suggested for. this position. The} executive was authorized to make‘ such an appointment as soon as pos-l siblc. f

The following officers were elect—.‘

Treasurer-Miss Agnes MurnaghanQ Queen Square, (re-elected); Record-l lng Secretary-Mr. James MacCal--

next silmmcrw-Miss Miirnaghan and Mr. Hynes. A third delegate will b8 selected by ihc executive. Appreciation was expressed for the support of the teachers in the other provinces when the negotia- tions between Federation and Gov-

brought to bear on the Governmentl from other provinces. Those taking part in tho discussion were MPSSPS Lowther. h/IOYYLKSPY, Wynn, Johnson and Miss J. MacDonald.

The report of the financial c0m-, mltlee revealed large registrationl and a surplus of $400 in the accounts _ of the Federation.

A resolution was passed iidvocat-_ lng the introduction of a pensions system for the teachers. Following- are the resolutions passed:-

Prescntation of Case to Committee

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normal training. and we respectfully uric lillon tile (internment the need for immediate action in this matter.

larglng ‘the present unsatisfactory course of studies for High School grades by the introduction of option- al courses so that students may have

Expiration of Licenses

Resolved that the thanks of the Federation be tendered to Dr. Rob- ertson for the use of the hall, to the press for their generous space in re-

spirational addrers. and also to the retiring president and members of his executive who have so ably carried on the work of the Federation

REGINA, Sash. May 33. kntchewan’: election camp seventh In the 24 year l\i.’~ll)._ the provincm-enterod its fill week today with nominations lists completed today. A total of 1J6 candidates officially entered the ballot fight for ill legislature

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land in the same length oi.’ time. The proposal now before the House in- volves the building of a. 50 foot beam boat, 3-10 feet in length; and the work that I have just described.

Preaent Appropriation Reduced

"In conclusion I wish to say that a

" careful review of what lt is possible

Whceras the Government yielding

to spend this year indicates that it will not be possiblctn spend the

Permits Detrlrnental

Resolved that the Federation is of the opinion that the practice of granting permits is detrimental to the cause of education and should be discontinued; and‘ also resolved that the third class license should be the

sent boat la 285 feet long and the

new one will be 25 feet longer. The

new boat will be seven feet wider. Kin‘: Co.‘ Ilw- ntatlve replica

Mr. MacDonald did not rile to orltlclae. but to express appreciation

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THE SERVICES 10.00 A. bL-Prayer bloating.

The Junior Confirmation Meets as Usual.

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MINISTER-REV. SCOTT FULTON, M. A. B. D.

THE CHOIR

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the evening urjice.

Baptist Church

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EVENING VHHISHII‘ I .HIlthr.m—"l-lnrk! Hark! My Soul" . . . . . . . . . . . .. Shelley, Soloist Mrs. H. S. Henderson Soprano Solo-"l, Will Extol Thee, iElil .Mhs Barbara MacNelll Sermon-"A Preacher Unashamcd." ‘ Dr. A. C. ‘Vincent. . Anthem-"Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens Adore Him."

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to the proposals for a causeway, I am of the.‘ opinion, as the

’ Minister is, that under tho existing

conditions a car ferry service is as much as we can ask for, especially ln view of the enormous amount of money which either a tunnel or causeway would involve. It, is very gratifying that all arrangements have

ularly for automobile traffic. be- cause, as the Minister said, when the 'present boat was built thr-rc was a prohibition act "against automobiles on the Island, and such n. thing as

Hone Will Sit an Monday Morning

When the House an. this morning a beautiful mass of flowers ‘adorned the‘ dealt of the late noehLai-letot (Ll Prairie Naplervllle.) Fitting tri- blltll-Wirl; held to the - naoeaaod by the hon. Mackenzie King, ‘and are

tunnel or’

been undertaken to provide partic-l