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MIN! narrv nervous-mg. andlMh-s- Tbso. Bentner were yes- ‘ "terdpy receiving the congratulations o! numerous friends on their cele- |brathg the 10th mniverssry o! their

ON PASTORAL CHARGE 0F ~-T o services for Sunday, Nov. 23rd,

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ey, Nov. 23rd, will be: High- iieil st ll s. m: Prineetown Road V p. 11-1.; Winslos North st 7 n. 111. Rev. G. A. Grant,

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UNTER ltIVER—'I‘he services on Hunter River United Charge for ‘sunday. Nov. 23, 1930, are so follows: . i-il a. m, Wiltshire; 3 p. rn., Wheat- luAGmNIs-oIACLENNAN-At st. - 18V Riv"? '7 P- m-- 3““‘°' mm“ A

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youthful dpprllrill’.

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1Com llili‘(i irnm 111w ~11 “"“'m- “hm”! i" h” m" r""-“‘- \ Point trouble illom * cfisk-‘i to lTru-i Point for the rc- -.- . .... . . ___.___ hillilllll"! fir"? T !1-'l’*'1‘<i will “"1" 1»: “up tho p-uguqyq n; 01,,‘ Tn_ -~.»»._<_ my u 15 thyguygh {hp cam- ,!1..'*. i1» link 111:)" 3| up? Nn._ liv m‘ “lwmd- W“ !""'“"!i I'll‘ "ll “m”? 1:0 _1'I11:;1 v !*.'."1 they 11:11 I ' "as nnri no iflcncr- of ‘the ofllc- ns t?" ricrk 111i iur ill-mm», 1,, "'1" "W" “ill-i i" “M”. CFQWIS "i 1r ~12 1o horn Hm! Illfiiiil. iln '..< that iii‘. w ' has occurred. 1,0,», me p,.cn,fi.,., mm, 1n Sh,“ iicnlnps play 111th hr» on Hrcolr» ih-l‘ Up‘? Tllcrc was no search mm» .~- r am, sir. etc. ledge donation of ten begs or apples |., “Uni”; the . \-’\ ,1 _,,,uh,.n.iu_._,. are not iroqurlttrd h}: 05hr" 1 . . m “T, READER received from Mr -GOl‘ClOn MbMillan 11111..’ runr- ~11 -,-~--,~!\-.1<_ why buys are i111’. elf-I r- .|»'-- r 1 11, S. .111 lvlzc- 0f Cornwall. ..1r not nu f1." i1" Pr- " 1514-. w- mwrv "l '- - - - _ .._» ,,,_ ’ orrucnns APPOINTED—At the u 1i 1 I)UII1i.lil <: ‘ll'l‘l 11w: ;-..,» m, ,. ,1". S“ U_"'\'"""-""" ';l“"vE"-“"1'Y twelfth annual meeting of the New Lil-J: 1 vr (‘all to " only? "WWI i" Won't :1!’ I .1 y 1 1,-1-.,,.; 1,, 1;“- Th“ “‘m"'"‘1 ‘icvil S“ hil” ‘lfmlnlland Branch Customs and Excise (‘liiliIN ‘ 1 ‘ not, m,‘ guppy-inf " ‘mwd “L S“ Dlm- ‘m; Umve"'_"Oificc1's Asscciatloil held in Saint

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Tflllmlzi- Nil‘. Victor Benton report

uic 11.1111 lilo icic- vrcr‘ ill-u‘. iii!‘ pit-g have .. 1» r" li-n sh-iimls on‘?

his smie- excuse to interfere with a man on should

nun the public highway‘. Why

to th D1‘. how to handle

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‘not. lcspou-zibie fur the scandal.

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111-. l r";1"d have (iPitlillflfi him i “l” “o” l“ St‘ Johlrs Society the

thclutuch cicbzlted subjoct,

“N; had nwlife in the country," was discussed. ._ ‘Til’: llmuii yrs-s a victory for the Con Hide. In St. Augustines Society the

question, “Resolved that the Mari- iinles should be united." was keenly J LlPilLitPii. rcsllltillg in a victory for the i um sklc. l in all the debates the keen- ;c.~t coulpetltiziu was displayed by the debaters and much talent was manifested. ‘Che speeches showed 11111011 mcpulnwtiu. and there was very ‘little rcpétiiion of the same ideas. (In ouch of the Sodctics a five min- 111's speech and a ciccialnntiou each by a selector! studr-nt. were greatly r-ninyrrl. The annual football "Phil- osophclx.“ g.'\111e was played last week. 1111s prime wrx; between the fifth 21ml sixth year students nlld the rest of the college. Every minutes of the game ivas sharply contested and o. lfine brand of football was shown. l 'i“ho rrsult “us; n tic, the score being fIl-all. The non-Philosophers went over for a try which was not con-

o! the ploy and the ‘arr-rod :l'1rln;\: the first part 0i’ the Just ilzlli‘. also unconverted. Both teams struggled t0 the utmost to drive home the winning try, but neither could pierce the stubborn de- fence of their opponents and the idezldinck continued 11111.11 the whistle. ‘ The game was very efficiently refereed by Mr. A. Gormley.

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Prcnlicl"? The oflicinls oi‘ the Asylum "to". that the brother should know \V'h_v ' v1‘ tho insane '

such "oz-was. I would. ask tho D1". to leave

11:51‘ 11>: he did his pzu-i wcil and is

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1g, debates i ' lurid 'i‘hu1'sday lught by the debuting societies. St. Thomas‘ had a fine debate on thmccne

"Resolved : _ bu. Y rl-(hw filial. llfc in the ciiy is preferable to‘

vcrtcd, during the first ten minutes Philosophers

. o1‘ l-iartsville.

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If Vincent's Orphanage nratefully acknowledge receipt of the

igmllowing: From estate of late D

i5. R. Jenkins, $500; {mm estate 01f; nowledgcs with thanks a subscript- 1 lwm Fwd]; Murphy, $19790; Ladm-vion from: Mr. George E. Auld, Mon- J_ Dutrcal, $250; Mr. L. V. Windsor, Kent- O‘Csuneil. $63: Mayor Prowse, $l0;}§\'i11l?. $200; Mr. G. H. Hooper. Char" ,:1!:u a treat oi‘ ice cream and or-llfli-i1@i0WI1-$200; M11 H9111? G. R089".

Wild. St. Andrew's, $167.91;

:1 nges.

_ ieztcton-n at 71p. m.

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‘Brunswick and Prince Edward Is- eot to the Manufacturers-

Milian, Collector, lottelown and Mr.

ed members of the Executive.

1 Mrs Alexander

‘Machiay of New London.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday s. drunk snel incsp_ able was fined $10 and costs or ten days, s spceder was fined $5 and costs or ten days, and s motorist charged with reckless driving was fined $10 and costs or ten days. A woman charged with using abusive language was fined $2 and oosts. Judgment was given in on ejectment case.

THE SALVATION ARMY CITA.. DEL-Adjutant and Mrs Martin will conduct the usual week-end service as follo\vs:-Saturdsy evening l p.m_ Praise meeting. Sunday '1 a.m. Knee drill, 11 lam. Holiness meeting 7 p.m. Salvation meeting. Young Peoples‘ classes at 10 a.m. and 2 p. m. Monday evening s p.m. Meeting conducted by the Band-members. Music at all services rendered by the Citadel Band. All are welcome.

MADI FINE SIIOWING-Jn the individual scores in cattle Judging st the Royal Winter Fair, Warren Mc- Kenzie of Pictou, N. B. had the highest score. 1t is iutsrening to note that Miss Margaret Rodd I Harrington tied with this young judge in the open doll-y competition judging at the Amherst Show for first position. t “i?- ! ZION CHURCH-Address It tho morningdservice on The Burning Bush. This has long been the sym- bol of the Presbyterian Church. In the evening Mr. McConnell will give a gospel address on the Invite- tion to the Gospel Feast. At hsli’ post eight the Y. M. C. A. ere hold- ing their song service under the sus- picss oi the Student Volunteer Christisn Movement. Mr. McConnell

pnungg 5BRV|(;E_Q,1 No“ g; hospital be built on the sight offered ~‘-.\-.<11 be CTINIUCLGC by Rev. E. .1, by the government on BPIBMQ" Y0"- , Chisholm at Alexandra at 11 e.m.| lat Hazelbrsok at 3 p. m. There will be no [fleeting a; grog, 30341,, 515cc; services tomorrow the Minister will be the congregation is worshipping ac‘ the preilchef- MP- LEBHW W111 FY0801’! 1.10 Central Cin-lstian Church Chm". in 911B mflmi"! 0n m‘? 51111199’; "Tm

ACKNOWLEDGMENT—'I'ile Board‘ ..-1 ‘Trustees cf nu.- Plum Edwardigivills on oddroos on . land Hospital gratefully eeknew-,Moklns and Keeping a Friend!‘ All 3mg,’ receipt 0r ghgqug [or gzpipogare welcome at the Kirk services, legacy from the estate oi the latoiand a special lnvitation~is issued to m. so. Jenkins. They also acknow- young men and women to attend tho ‘

John, N. B., this week, Mr. J. D. Mc- Port of Char-

l-l. M. Baker. ctor, Summerside, were appoint-

ENJOYED HOLIDAY — M!’ and Crichton erased by the Car Ferry Nov. 18th on return to their home in San Eedro, Coli- fornia, after a seven month visit to relatives and friends on P. E. Island. IThey were occompanL/i as for ls 'sackville by Mrs Crichtons neice, Mrs Chrlsty Goss and Miss Clara

l. A. MMDONAIL

u. Katherine Elizabeth Mzwiennan o. m»: Wvsimorviood- 3 v- w? 31m"

lilnw. 7 p. m. Rev. Jas. Wilson, Bum- merside, will be the preacher. Myron

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT-The Bls- 0- Bflnwn- "Ml-ii"-

HOSPITAL m, Campaign Executive Committee sck-

“Charlottetown, $250. the letter

,subscription on condition that the

ST. JAMES CIIURCHn-At both

> Book of Books, The Bible"; and in the evening will intiatc his monthly services for young men and women. "The Art of

' evening service.

SILVER FOX PELTSP-Do not sacrifice them when prices are low. I am taking a consignment to Mon- treal, November 26th, to be sold dir- All pelts sold will be paid for December 6th. Unsaid pelts returned if shipper rc- quests. Reasonable reserve limits ac- ceptcd on all consignments. Selling charges 5%. Cleaning charges 50c per skin. All consignments fully covered by insurance. Pelts received at my oiTice, Summcrside, up till noon, Tuesday, November 25th. Bring in your pelts. Charles R. Stavert. 9355-ll—22-2l. RENEWING FRIENDSIIIPS-Ml’. Hank. A. MacKeuzie, proprietor of the West. Outlet camps, West ont- let, Maine, arrived in the city Thurs- day evening to spenzl his annual two weeks vacation in the city visiting his mother 11nd sister, Mrs. John G. MacKcnzie Illld Miss Minnie and ul- so his brother Rev. R. V. MscKenzlc of St. Dunstan‘: University. For the post eighteen years Mr. MacKenzie conducts this camp which is oom- posed of twenty five log cabins, with

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0n Tuesday, November 35th st L90 O'clock Slurp. I 0f sli my Household lilectwlsrlnr. Dining Room, Kitchen. Bedroom, l _ Queen Besver lungs, Beliefs, lot of Dishes, l Bureaus sud Mirrors, Ple- turss, Curtains, Oiloloths and II!!!- thing shout the rises. lslo positive. N0 Ilene. l ltngsr lowing Mullins, (drop hood). Terms (XII. MRS. MAIGAIIT DAVII. 91 Grafton Street.

is to give the address, his subject b0- ins The Owl-sin on he iii-idli-

Asotlsnoq, p_ _ lIw-il-fl-Ue '

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room sud assembly room. For years previous to 1.3.1.

Ill-lips Mr. MacKcnzio \\':1s llflijll msnsger. Among thmag glnplgyed a

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‘My Rouble 1...... wi "m, m, been a my our mo, “r uerfeiiin ueuflgeyefifliimuii" Ill I I501’! fllllfi i118! bwl gcr sud fostered sud scaled over. Bib: gzlzlstgnlathmnml "° "V". m" "N! clusod me to lose my

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,WMom rslflrri ‘$1.11: 323251‘? Pill .“.°.‘.' $14.00

Ladies’ Winter Coats, 4 onlyfi,

~_.i%~$15.oo

$30.00. Dollar Days . . . . . . . i Ladies’ lieavoriue Fur Coats.

‘Reg. ‘ $98.00. Dollar Days . . . . . . . .. . .. Ladies’ Brown Couey Fur Coats. I Ladies’ Freucil Sea] Coats, Size 36. Reg. 86.00. Dollar Days . . . . . . . . Collar. Size 38. Reg. $150. $ Days Ladies’ Black Astrachan with Sable I Ladies’ French Seal Coat, Size 36. Ladies‘ Sea] Coat with Sable trim. Size i2. Slightly damaged. A real bargain $ .. .......................... .. 50.90 value. Size 16. Reg. $65.00, for Special Dollar Day price . . . . . . . . . . . . Ladies’ Rayon Silk Bloomers. 10 only, Cilildrcifs Winter Kimonos, Slightly soiled. Dollar Day price . . n iar Day price . . . . 44. Bargain price . . . . . . . . . 10 onlyglladies’ Jersey and Knitted I $3.75

Size 42. Reg. $110.00. Dollar Days $50.00 Ladies’ French Seal Coat with Fox trim. Size 44. Reg. $150. $ Days Regular $85.00. Dollar Days '.. 1 only Grey Goat Coat, extra I Ladies’ Corsets and Corselettes. Special Dollar Day price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 only, Ladies’ Velvet Kimonas. Dol- 1 only, Blanket Cloth Kimono. Size . . . . - . . I Dresses. Bargain ‘price . . . . . . . . . $2.98

Women's large size Flannel Dresses. Size 42 to 4S. Bargain Days, only each

Women's small size Flannel Dresses. Bargain Days, only each . . . .

Ladies’ Silk Rayon Bloomers. value, only

Ladies Silk Rayon Bloomers. Reg. $1.25. Extra value, only . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ladies Silk Rayonilloolners; Reg. $1.65. Extra value, only . . . . . . . . . .. s

Ladies Soiled Silk Underwear clearing at $5 Price Ladies Silk Rayon Slips. Clearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i

' $1.00

Ladies’ Silk Nightgowns, better qual- ity,Clearingat . . . . . . n

Ladies’ Silk Nigiligowns, lace trim, Clearing at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ladies’ 3 piece Pyjoma Sets. sizes. Special . . . .

Ladies’ Fiannelette Nightgowns. Long sleeves. Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

89c. .. 79c. $2.35

Ladies’ and Children's Fiannelette Nightgowns. Short sleeves, only ..

Children's Flannel Dresses. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Dollar Days price . . .