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_ SPRINGFIELD-Saint Elizabeth's 1 ohhrch, December 13. Evensong 7.00 .____.

V’ BRDQKFIEI-D-The services in - the Brookiield Congregation on Sunday, Dec. 13th, will be as io1_ lows:

Vme- 3 Pi m. and Hunter River at 'i p. m.

ookfield, 11 a. m.; Harta- E

IN this complicat- ed.’ human exist- clice, Music, alone, is universally satis- iying. Christmas,

MILTON - St. John's Church.

Sunday. Dec. 13th. White gilt ser- vice 2.30 pm. Solos and recitations _ by children of the Sunday School ._, ems will be Sent to Westein Can- ada. St. Mark's Rustico, 7.30 p. 1n. Rev. George Westbrook, L.TH. Rec-

‘itseii’, meahsmnsic, and it suggests a gift that will bring 1111s.. greatest of joys into someone’s life.

Suggestions :

VIOLINS GUITARS MANDOLINS UKULELES ACCORDEONS‘ HARMONICAS FLUTES KAZOOS JEWS I-IARPS WHISTLES SHEET MUSIC MUSIC CASES CHILDREN'S. RECORDS

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' Allison Doull, who makes pottery out of natural clay of the Island at her studio at Cape Traverse, P. E. I., recently received a prize for her work from the Canadian Handi- craft Guild, Montreal, and also sold all of her exhibits. Miss Doull, who at one time attended Mount Allison Ladies’ College for n short period, is a sister oi 1"“ .1. W. Uolill-Sack- Quill.- 'I‘ribu

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NOONAN-At Albany, Dec. 11, Mrs. Abraham Noonan. Funeral notice ." later.

DAVIS-At Tyngsborc, Mass, on " Dec. 6, 1931, of heart disease, ' Blanche A. L. Jardine, beloved wife o! Harold H. Davis, aged 54 years. (Formerly oi.’ Moreli PEJIJ-(Ban Francisco and Boston papers please

RECEIVES PRIZE -— Miss Mary i,

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‘a ‘mom

' rnvcsr mum-iv ISLAND ans:

' "i nolly, Dunstaflnage, ‘10057-12-4-10.

' ' phone your orders to Whitiock's

. WHIIIGHSI “FRANCIS” FAMOUS

‘j __ n‘ 1411-11: 111A A ‘(31-17“ Classified Advertisements v 1D Inlertion'..-.--..m.» I 1.0 "II "WWI-unaw- u i: E I'll" "WWII Io pol lino o1 s wuuu Agents Wanted Miscellaneous . n

YOU MAY acoclva DAILY cAsu . comings taking orders for "Lite o: Edison. Large illustrated book: low price; ideal book I01- Ohristmn - 81ft. Write é:- froo samples, in- cluding Chris as books. Winston Co. Toronto. A. W. Dsica-w-s-M till nae. 12.

MAN on WOMAN TOTIIAVEL and appoint agents for old-estab- lished house. Position permanent. Yearly guarantee, $1092. (being 83!. moldy average) and expens- cli commission besides. ' Winston Co.. Toronto. A. W. Dec.»B-10-lii.

Biondon, Glen Valley. 10836-12-12-31.

JOHN ALFRED McIJONALD-IRO- . vinciai Land Surveyor, Herman- vilie. (R. 3, SourisJ- I

p , esva-io-lg-i month.

LODGERS WANTEITOR. ROOMS to let. Apply Guardian. 10845-12-18-21.

Boarders Wantéelir- .

WANTED BOARDERS — TWO

_ h I ‘ ' . preferred. Moderate ' ‘ I ‘rates. Apply 49‘Oriebor Btreotx . l For. Sue 10B22-l2-l1-8I. canonoimo. SUITABLE "roi 1" Niame- a- “tt.'.l‘.'.fi'ifi..il.t°ttli.'l“llii“”" sheet. Guardian oflvice. ti - g ' ma25_m_11'_3,‘ sroolm 11am: spawns r011 sale cheap. Apply Large Bros, VVQDIBG livery Stable. ioiios-iz-io-ai '

F011. BALE-PAIIOW cow. ALSO Fox Pen and Kennel. Harold Mc-

WANTED-TO RENT WITH OPT- ion of purchase 5 to 15 acres in

Royalty or near City. Buildings on so

Tiivun, Eldon.” - ‘ 10787-12-10-31. same. Phone 1146-1... 5., ,._.......‘..........._..__......_.__._.. ioaza-lz-ii-zi. Iol sALa - oLo rAl-aus. I ’ cents bundle. Guardian 0111c?“ To Let

- 2- - . . roa aims, mo Liz-r. aoimniiub 113311131" L“ * 1§g,g'},é,5‘,9',= , mom signs on hand ntauniidlah l °* ' ' _“_' i Oflice. 1 u. "“"‘“"‘ ....____.__________________ GARAGE T0 ham. - APPLY s1 _

iron SALE - oNc coojlimo Range, several stoves, baseburnc: Street.

8D Iiocliford 10830-12-11-31.

PRIVATE CHRISTMAS CARDS, ' exclusive designs, may now be ob- Gained from the Guardian Central Job Prlntery. Order early and

avoid disappointment. l0352-11-21-tf.

cd European Fitch IOr-sale. would i exchange for Foxes. B. E. C011-

FOI SALE- ORDERS TAKEN 1o:- Christmas Trees. Call or Art Store.‘ 10651-12-4-10.‘

“Auto Back Cutters," with tho Wonderiul run. Trimmed in beau- tiful imported embossed plush ot tilt belt quality ihohair. Bold on our uluai any humans plan. Vcrv special discounts for soot cash. J. . Q, Francis A; 84ml. "OHIIIIQ Bridge, r. a. 1’. 'i0828-12-1l-3l.

Situations Vacant Femaln

Mlnnrous WOMEN. s10. PAY. ‘gill-gs demand "tor ladies" who \, Ilarn beauty culture and Hair- . Join Canada's largest

' small cooking ‘

l0785-l2-9-Iits-3i.

Iiimoy Street.

HOUSE T0 LET 0N BRIGHTON Avenue. All modern LuAIvcIIIEIICES.

Ap iy Empire Hotel. p loiizc-lz-n-ai.

Help Wanted

growing mushrooms for us in cei- A! Ill’! all lall and winter. Commence now. Illustrated booklet irce. Canadian Mushrooms Company. Tomato. H. W. Dec. 9-31. ‘

Teacher: Wanted’

WANTED - A TEACHER FOR New Haven School by February 15$. 1932. Supplement $90.00. Halt

10853112-12-11;

COPY).

Card of AThanks

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and

mily wish to thank all kind neigh-

bours and friends for their kindness

r011 scnvrcc YORK BOAR. s. A. a“ bei avcment.

cord of Thanks

sympathy in their recent sad 10837-12-12-11.

Iwish to than}: Mr. and Mrs.

Heath Harding and friends all around lor their kindness to mo when I was nearly drowned on Dcc- ember 1st.

(Sogncd) (Signed) Stanley Bridge.

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In loving memory ‘ni our baby -

fighter. SIIHI. Ellzhbl-Ili MurKcilzie,

who died December 12th, 1930.

Jesus has taken a beautiful bud Out o! our garden oi love,

Borne it away to the, city ol God, Ilome oi tlic augtcls aiiove._

Full blooming Ilowcra alone will not d

c. mc must be young 11.11,] ungrown, the frail buds 11o is gathering

too, Bcatiiul gems for Ills throne. Inserted by Father and Mother

BIIZIIIMI Mrs. .1. W. MacKenzi-a.

108444 2-112-111

iii MEMIJIIIAM

In fond and loving _. oi‘ my

dear daughter Mrs. Earl Chnppcll who departed this life on December 13th, 1930.

JMI our yoars nirn today _i______________ ..- I'M 1 remember well EARN UPWAIIDS OF $20 WEEKLY When I stool by your bedside

1d inuk my last farewell.

With .1 broken heart lwatohcd you And saw you pas-l away Although I loved you dearly

could not IILIR‘: you slay.

Inserted by ...“ " - ‘r and Father and sisters.

Iilgdi-lz-lil-ll.

Jearlyé. Agpw gall MoKlnnon, 5 re , 6W G d . cc My 10843-12-12-31.

FemaIe-mHeip Wanted

WOMEN WANTED ‘I0 88W FOR us at home. Sewing machine nec- essary. No selling. Ontario Neck- our Company, Dept. 147, Tor- l, onto 8.

Nursing g

DESIIIING T

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YOUNG WOMEN enter February olus of Nort

IINDERTAKEB . IMBALMIB

vairioitctown n- North Wiltahln

Phone Ill

N. D. MacLean

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Male Help Wanted“

OPPORTUNITY FOR COMMERC-

3" liltl . Diplohmgrantcd.‘ Write Adam ‘rfghflnx 3511901101- mm", ial Traveller with good connec- i? inlornlstion. Marvel Beauty North Adams. Mass, please write "m" "h. P. E. I. Address reply Mummies/I so. Catherine ma, Superintendent . J17. School "Maritime" care of The Char- }. , ontrsal. . .»_,. - _ - . - quflm" pup". ma“. r9315",- _ lottetown Guardian. Dec. 12-31. ll’ B. V. I‘. Decrlfi-ild-I-Qil-ZS. tion. Provides monthly allowance ‘ --—-——- i’ '~ and privilege OI IIX months" 55mm EXQERT B55351; ~ -~ course at Bicglcvuc éiglliiiflllk SA’? throw» our special low cost l- ' .. " 9811611595 B" - ' °'- ' - - coinfl. ‘Hundreds ol successful ~ _ TO GET A GOVERNMENT gr “>1, wflge M01" guy,” l1 , . m. m» booklet. m u. o. o., ,|a,_;q,_3,,,,,,,,,,n, 3,119,, iqlAll I. l fiAYq» LIAIIJQ- {Toronto <10.» V - . u, y; w_ m,“ 14.53“,

_ ‘time, Motor '- l!!!

"ma: ul booklet giving full dataiic

M. H. w. iz-s-iz-lii-zc.

Personal ' I

OMEN want-so. womim Ana coming 8100 a month and over, right in their om homes by con- ductin llndmarten clames. A

n; i ' th- . 1.11am» mo». . t Almblngeliinn Insti-

, . Appb so: 44 . tutu, ‘Toronto (10.1 ~ I i " s-ia-c-ia-io-au.

‘Situations Vacant t mm Arm‘ Wiles-Symon rua- I

licity given to gnrdcnln and fruit growing maid tho sell ng of our guaranteed aiity trees and plant! a steak?

tiom Weakly pay, illustrated

liitillfillnd Hal all!!! oo-opcr- film. - Iltureltcd in making

mon , write Into Brothers Nun-

8. V. 116i

profitable occupa-

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ll ' "ii Would you IIIIQ to wish all , f: your friends and customers, a 1,- M Very Merry Christmas. You l, 1-; can reach practically them all __ by a Christmas Greeting Card “ ._. in the Special Christmas M Number oi the Charlottetown 3'1 Guardian, published December "1 lath.

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_ Let us have your copy as soon as possible.

.... . ' ' AT HALF MAST-The flag on the K. of C. Home is being flown at ilail mast out of respect to the memory of the late Frank Sullivan, Kinkol; .

a member of the Chariottctouii Council.

NATIONAL EMERGENCY Al'- PEAL BROADCAST will be heard on a coast-to-coast hook-up over C. F. C. Y. on Sunday, December 13th froln ten to ten thirty. The Gover- nor General, the Prime Minister and Sir John Mulock will speak and musical numbers will be rendered by the Ottawa Temple Choir.

SERVICES IN YORK Pastoral Charge on Sunday, Dec. 13th will be: Central Church, 11 a. ni.; Pleasant Gl'ove, 2.30 p. m.; York, 7 p. m. At the evening service, Miss Myra Murray will assist with spec- ial music. G. A. Christie, M. A.. Minister.

BANQUET AT MILTON-A de- lightful function was held on Fri- day night when the Milton Angli- can G. P. A. held a chicken supper and banquet in the Rectory. Over thirty young people sag down to the table which was bountifuliy loaded with good things to cat. At the close of the meal Rev. George Westbrook act/ed as toast mister and the Iollowiilg toasts were drank. The King, proposed by Mr. Percy Hooper. Our Church, propos- ed by Miss Elsie Hooper and re- sponded to by Mr. Westbrook. The Y. P. A. by Mrs. Lindsey Coies and Mr. W. H. Home. The Elector pro- posed by_ MT. Lindsey Coles and re- plied ‘to by Mr. Westbrook. The lad- ies by Mr. Fred Hooper and bliss Vcrllii Rodd. Till‘ gentlemen. prai- poscd and responded t0 by Ml‘. W. H. Home. Speeches were also made By Rev. George Westbrook. Mr. W. II. Ilornc. Miss Elsie Hooper, Mr. Fred Hooper and Mrs. Gerald Hoop- er. Games and contests were enjoy- cd till the meeting was brought 1o’ n close wlili ‘the singing of Allld Ling Sync and tile National Anth- em.

Ncw Walter Color Sketches Island Scones By

cuss IIELEN M. llASZ-ilil) For Sale at the ‘Tourist Associuiion Oil-flees, Queen St. (1000-5116 Prowscfs 10BI2-l2-I2-Zi POIET LAUREATE, TOTAL AB- RTAINER AND NON-SMOKE“- ?\- . John Mnseiicid. who was re- Cillwy created England's new P0611 Laurwtc, scorned the traditional “Butt oi’ Sack" (keg of canary wine). which is ll. prerequisite of his office. H: (IPIlllTd that ha does not like alcoholic brvcrnSPB- 011d added that he had been a total abstiiner nild non-smoker for twenty-live years. This was a nasty knock to the liquor expioitcrs who would pcrtuade the public that “imagination and creative ability are stimulated by what they arc piexsed to call divine wine." Here s one more iinc iirtvlicct that functions without the aid of aiochol.—Ex.

IN TIIE MATTER OF “THE VOLUNTARY WINDING UP ACT" 15th Gco V.. (Yup 9. and

The Willow Hill Sliver Black Fox

Company Limited.

Notice is hereby given that a

special I meeting oi the

shareholders oi‘ The Willow Hill

Sliver Black Fox Company l-lmiifliv,

will beheld at the Town Hall. Civic

Building, In Bummcrside in Prince

County. In Prince Edward Island,

on Tilelflly the 28th day oi Doc m-

bee, nut, A. I). 191i, at the ho oi

ten o'clock in the inrcnoon, tor tho

purpose ol considering and IIIIIIIII

Ipol-I resolution requiring that the

Com‘ y be wound an "M" 15¢

pro Ian of "The v ' r Willi-

ing up Act." and ior tho appoint-

nisd o! the Liquidators for Inch

lad up, and for the transaction

cl hlllllefl Incident memo.

mm this 10th day oi‘ Doocinblr A. b. mi.

‘. ’“ AUSTIN A. scALcs. - ' , President. EDWARD W. MANIOI.

DOCICMQ

THE CHAR L():_l"i‘i£'l'UWN GuAui)iA§___

CRAPAUD-Slmt John's Church December 13, Morning Prayer 11.00.

Till-I PRINCE Edward Inland Fur mini Ltd. will receive silver and (imss FOX pelts daily II. the 011109 or J. A. Webster & 60., I50 Rich- mond St, Charlotteto .1.

10864-12-2-21

(‘LIDE RIVER-On Sunday. Dec.

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Pearl Milford . ..... ... ... . Harry .. _ . Ruby . .. 2‘;- Margaret (doll) . . 5 Herman .. Lawrence . . . . . . . Lloyd Irenc Mcivan . Stirling . .

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ifiill, IIILTC ivili not be any regular preaching service in the Presbyter- ian Cililrch at Clyde River. The S. fihooi will bc held at ll a. m. All

ted.

CO-QPEIIATION-Yes- Li-day a delegation iroin the Tem- uncr- Federation, consisting oi

111-. c. F. Hutcheson, Charlotte- iowrl; Rev. R. H. Stavert, Hunter River; Rev. J. M. MacLeod, Char- ioiiviowll; Mr. Henderson, Bedequc; All: G. H. Hoibrook and Mrs. Sam- ill‘! Campbell, waited upon Premier stmval-t. and expressed satisfaction at the attitude o! the present Pre-

niliri- and Government in the last 15

UIPCLIOII campaign towards the ques- lion cl prohibition enforcement. The‘ lIOIJgJI-ES promised the co-opcr-

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Joan Chilries . Dorothy .. . Marjorie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kathleen Eileen Stcrllilg (lordon Adnnl

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Christmas Shopping

Made Easy

“Big Display of Gifts”

LA DIES‘ SETS

BA TH .S'ALTS

TOILET ARTICLES MEN'S SETS (‘HOCOLA TES wrur/NG SETS WA TERMAN .S'E7'S COMPA CTS CIGARETTES KOIJA KS & BROWNIES

‘Everything Xmas "Wrapped"

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1-12 PFIIIL“! Si. 415 rimm- M‘ i 5 “i€'*€§tg1=”$§%‘

IJRUGG ISTS

Trio!" Vinita/i Chm-vb

Phone

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ntlun and nziiistance oi’ the different 9 g tcuiiicriuice bodies o1 the Province 7 k.’ lmifitcrs-kcv 1-: II. liamsuv irii m» c. N UHJMII MA.

in enforcing the Act. The Premier 4 f; l)|-ggnlc|._i\fy a R K,.,,,;.," , R g ." 4 ‘ n 0' received the delegation cordially, as- ‘I i’) . suring them oi his appreciation of *7 l” W n ‘ __ v

their offer t0 cc-Ollcrflic in Every 168 Anghmy *"- 5 ‘.5 11:00 A: {tliil-illli"

way 169 Jacqueline ... -- 4 g ricrlnun-“Gohs 1.1..‘ am! God's Lure’ q

170 Billie .. . . . . . . .. Si d lwv. L; N. Brown. M. A. ‘ ____ 171 Lama _ _ _ I ‘ H 7 Anthem-l Love ’i‘i1y Kingdom Lord-W. E. Fletcher. 172 Wendel ... ll m“ l,_ ,‘__..- ,- .- ,_ . IS IIHERE A 173 Jimmie u I b2 g ‘Jchoolxl I The “llltc (nit Seniue oi the Sunday 174 Freddie ... ... 5 6.315 P. IIL-Orgznn Music. P 175 Gracie . 7o , , . . ' 17c Mildred SergnclnfiflT-izullfiliggcfisrilipilod" n. at...“ Cmmmmd mm page 1 m Adeline , . .. . Solm-"Thc Lord is in Ilis Holy T....',;i..'~1 ''''''' gringo: 11a Martin .. . M“ T- W- ""1""!-

N“ "m" 1'19 Clara c ' 8110i‘ M-Thc Annll1l|hIil5i"|S '

3 Ea“ 1B0 William 5 ‘l "m! "it Y-‘al-‘C- A- w "wee o‘ ‘he Sc M

7 “ck 181 Marjorie (l I .

14- “elma 1oz David . 1 5111:8111: an; Visitor:- cordiallv Welcome.

15 Em“ 5 I83 Mar "- ‘mm m m‘ °""'C""C-K*

m Amen“ 2 1M Philip g anonnmsoooonnoooooo 18. Joseph - -~ '1 185 James . .. .. s ~—— —:—- - ~-~ ~~---~-

19 Bernard - 3 18a Ronald 7 on gag-puma“;- 24. Earl .... .. 2 1B7 Leo 9 g ' '

2s. whnlired '1 ma Hope .. a ‘ fi t rnmcc AND

2., Bernard 5 189 Cecil 6 _ t - rrrzuoy srs.

2a Hate" 7 190 Ronald . . . . . . . . . . 9 I

3a Josephine- 10 191 Marion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10 JIINlS'l'EK——I(E\/. A. L‘. URCENLI‘, D. D.

34. Wendell 5 ORGANIST-MRS. c. ELLIOTT FULL

u. Joan '1 Santa Pals , sa-yernoh 1 ‘ MORNING WORSHIP 11 o'clock 42 Rosie - - m The ‘mwwml Santa PM‘ have Anthcm-"Likc as a Father" . . . . . . . . . . . .. Hutton 44___\;Q1-99n 1% answered tho call: Scrmon-“Living Unto God" Dr. Vincent 47__Mnur1ce 9 Frederick Seaman; Donald Sea- SUNDAY SCHOOL 2.30 P‘ M. 4B-—Robert .7 man; a. friend, $2; Mrs. James T- 49—-Violct .. 9 McKee; a mend $2, _ IIelp-and be helped by your regular attendance at this sownloyd u a M11 w_ R Pmwse‘ “mtg H‘ Bible Study service uiyour Church. 1 55-Gl0ria . . . - .. -- 1 WWW"- Jew Ember» M"- EVENING- WORSHIP 1 ocwck i 5B—Jamcs . . . . . ‘ 6 George wallar, Helen DeBlois, Rob- Anghgm-m] m“ Thy vme" I Sir-Roy .. . mN- ert DeBlois, Gordon DeBiois. Leila SBFIMII-"Thfcc Gordan-i"

63--Prisciila. ... . . ... 9 Worthy, Mrs. Murdock McKinnon, Anumm_"rh° sands "I “m”

64~R11P°TI~ - 7 Mrs. Dr. F‘. C. Taylor. All Pews are FREE. You are (‘ordialiy Welcome stall Gil-Willie 7 Man, Oltheflne wright, George Scrviccs oi Ihc Baptist Church. 59"M"Ti°11 - 3 Burnett, James Burnett, Miss E. ‘Iv-Lemuel -- 2 Burnett, Mrs. .1. M. .Ma.cFadyen, ‘ll-Elmer -- 3 Mrs. J. 1:. a. McCready, Ann Bad- “WW i vzfiyohn u . 9 am’ Frank Saddler‘ M“. In“ can madward l t... Miss Belt... Cartel‘, Mary i St. James Presbyterian Church 74-min“! - 4 Walker. John Walker, Corinne 7'i—-Earl . 4 wnkea, MINISTEIh-REV. n. MOORHEAD LEGATE, n. n. '79—Richard ... .. 0 Miss “m, mime“ Johrmm, Mm Organist-Mn. KS. Rogers. Choir Dlrector—M1-I.J.A.Lawlon Bil-Blair - - - - - ' Leith McLeod, Mr. Benjamin Brem- ‘ 3;"€:1""l°g- - --* '-' "' " g ner, Betty Bruce, Joyce Warren _ PUBLIC WORSHIP! :3_Al¥; T". ___ a 3:223; gatgcgoriigilxatzi‘ I Mornlnz at Eleven O'clock J 85-17mm" .-~ ~-- --- "' -- 7 garet Prowse, Fhirlie Prowse, Euiaiia Evening M seven (rqlock ; ' 87_L°"]5'-~ "' "' " m m“ McLeod. At evening service, the closing address oi special series:- Bll-Wilfrcd ... . . . o.- 2 Helen M_ wood’ Mrs_ M_ w_

89-Thel‘csn. 4 woom Dom Affleck, ROS, Ame“, “WHAT can 1 no r011 "r111: 01111110111" gfihirlifi’ . Joan Williams, Peter Jay, Eleanor s bb u s h l a ‘ M d Y “

..- alirlce .. a a 1 c on an 'oung en's an oung ‘omen’:

93_Lena $1133: fiémizgrlii Rggggfiilorge. Classes at Two-thirty.

3:31:25‘? g Miliar, Mn, Noel DeBlols, Tom g Tile Praisc n» the day will lncludc:_