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‘L00 GILLETTE BLADES 88c

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coughs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

$1.25 LYDIA ruviriiaiirs PILLS ................. ,. 96c on. ciiasirsrieavr: 46¢ 35c SAL HEPATICA .. . 28c

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CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, June 1st, the service in the Presbyterian Church. Clyde River, will be at 11 u. I111 Sunday School at 10 a. m-

Prvfibytcrian Church, Bradalbane. on Sunday. June lst, ivill be at 3 p. m.

BRADALBANE-The service in thc l l l

o ‘P5575 T00’!!! 50c FRUITATIVES . . . . . .. 39c ____ {Mu-ii MANY THANKS-The Trustees ui 50o PONDSCREAM ‘ the Protestant Orphanage ackiioiv- ledge with thanks receipt of $25.00 l 35¢ 1451551345 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 21c from the Kensington Ladies’ Auxill- ‘ ' ary oi the Orphanage. -'i~l.00—6\)c-35c --_ l

YESTERDATS Manner-Laurie: sold at 35c; e885 30c; fowl $1.50 to $1.75; chicken $1.25 to $1.50; rhu- barb 10c bunch. There was a fair

timer“ 810-400-210

350-250 DAG-GET!‘ - d: RAMSDELIIS 29c 19c

pionurorrs nus

,5 mouizzn YEAST

gm Fellows SYIUP $1.28 Z a. a. s. o. TABLET! 17c

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nst siiatuvrs amen 19c

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35° SYRUP 0F Fm” Z9" covuneao rasroiiai. CHARGE

--Unlted Church services ior Sunday‘! June 1 are West Covehoad, il a. m., Cnvchearl Road. 3 p. m., Stanhopcl 7.30 p. m., Sunday School west Cove- l

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iii- ‘iii-i 25c TALCUM . . . . . . . . . . .. 17c

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limit-During the month of June, lfiv. J, M. ‘llurchison. District Secre- tQy and Mrs. J. R. Millinaii, B. A, rflcial representative will be at work iiEBible Society interests. Mr. Mill- ign will be calling on officers oi iflnches and holding meetings where lll Queens and Kings count- ll. Ml‘. Murchison purposes hold- li a series of meetings in Prince Qumy. ‘rio- lirvlciy officers will be $4110 linv- Ii’llll any branch desir- lfl the 5i‘i"'.l!": of these gentlemen firing their period o! work in the Iorlnee. Orvmmunleahoraa may be fit t0 E D. Stcrns, ‘Secretary, Qarlotteioiin. "$311151! AND FOREIGN BIBLE QClETY.~.advance reports ‘. from annual meeting oi.’ the British llFoi-eign Bible Society field in iiiilbn on May 7th, and presided to by the King‘:- son the Duke oi Qoucoster. indicate excellent pro- m: ior the year. Twelve new lang- ‘ges have been enlisted to bear .___ _. _i____i__ic_

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BROOKFIELD —-Tl1 l in l 21”‘ """ 25° Asylum """""" " 16L‘ the Brookileld congi-egeaiigieirliiessuu- slay, Juno 1st, will be as follows:

i-iartlrviile, 5 p. ni.; Sunday Sol-ml 2 p. ni.: Brookiield, 7 p. ni., Sunday School 10.30 a. m.; Hunter River, '7 p. ni., Sunday School 10.30 a. m.

GETS MEDAL-Moncton Lodge o! Machinists No. 594 recently present- ed medals to employees who have been iiiteen, twenty-five and thirty- iive years in the service. The Island machinists who are affiliated with this lodge and who were entitled to the medals received theirs Thursday at the hands of Mr. Herb VanIder- stine, secretary oi‘ the local lodge. The fifteen year modal is bronze; thc twenty’ iivc silver and the thirty five gold.

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"good tidings" by the translation oi the scriptures. The Society's langu- ages now number 630. In the last year o1 record the Bible Society's publications of scriptures in whole or in part number 12,175,292. Finan- cial receipts ior the ycai- were $2,- 104,590 with expenditures something less. A personal letter from one who records the applause with which Can- iadzvs Thank-offering and special lgiit oi more than $00,000 was receiv-

TIiE BAPTIST CIIURCII- “'- iiote ‘that all services Sunday will be

the first years‘ ministry with this Church, Dr. Vincent's sermon wlll divcll especially on matters of import and interest to such o time. The ev- enlhg sermon will be "Lovest Thou ivic?" and tho ordinance of the Lord's [Supper will be obscrvcd at this scr-

vice. lvirs. Arthur Roper, soprano, will sing, at the morning service. ‘Sunday School will immediately fol- low Ibo morning service. this “I0- gram continuing through the Slim- mer months.

North ‘Rustico, are visiting in iii.- city, the guests oi their daughter, llMrs. Houston, Rochiord Apartments. l Miss Mabel Cusack, teacher of Au- ;burn School, spent thc wcck end in l Charlottetown. l Mrs. L‘, l-i. Douglas oi Georgetown. iwas among the visitors attending éPrinco or Wales College Commence- ment. l-ler daughter, Miss lieicn, was la certificate winner in the First

_Ycar. Tl-iree of her sisters and a MON CHUR¢H___-.Pnaw~5 Balms»- lbrothor previously passed through thc Wm be the nmmmg topic, Dr, M E_ Imus!“- Geugc, oi Marshileid, will preach. —————- Sabbath School and Bible Classes as usual. In thc evening the minister will deliver a special address to the young women, the text oi which will be "For such a time as this." ‘This will be iollowcd oii a later Sabbath evening by a. sermon to young men. when they will supply a male chor- us and special music. On Sabbath morning Mr. Fulton, in compliance with Prcsbyterys request will visit tho congregations oi Marshficld and Mt. Stewart and conduct services morning and afternoon.

Children

MILBURN INSTITUTIL- ."l‘li': first regular meeting oi ill?‘ llillburn Lot 40 Women's Institute. was held‘ in the school uii May 13th. NlllC‘ 1 members and iour visitors were pres- iciit. alerting opened hy membcrz; lrriiding thc Creed iii unitioii follow- ird by roll call which was responded Ito by "Original Versc." The minutes] !oi the previous meeting were read,‘ ‘inpproved and signed. It was decid- lcd to hold an ice-errant social Rllil’ ilnzaar, tho date oi same to b: docid- ‘ I ed of. the next meeting which ls to, l . ibe held at, the home oi Mrs. Harry Itapsori. Meeting closed with thc National Anthem.

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ML on “standard time" as usual. Dr. Vincent, in the morning will speak

I JHmSONALS on "Sojourners with God." In view,

ML and Mm ‘E ‘L Alacxenzln, of the fact that lie has Just iinislierl

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Ann RICE Kiuseiizs are the only cereal that's so crisp it actually crackles when you pour on milk or cream.

Delicious toasted rice. Something different for breakfast. And what a treat for lunch-with fruits 8 honey added! Kiddies love it. Use Krispies in candies, soups. At grocers. Mad by Kellogg in London, Ont.

RICE knisvnis

GARDEN CITY BUTTER 35 cents pound. Get your supply irom our teamster or at our salesroom. Pure Milk Co. Ltcl.. 4027-5-28 l week

THE SALVATION ARMY CITA- DI-1L-—The services for this week-end will be held on Standard Time. Sat- urday evening, May 31st, open-air, 7.30, Indoor service at B p. m., Sun- day, Juno 1st, Knee Drill at 7 a. m., Holiness Meeting at ll a. ni. Scrvicc at. County Jail at 3.15 p. m., Self Dc- iiial Altar Service at '1 p. m., Young People's meetings at 10 a- ni. and 2 p. m., Monday evening at 8 p. m., meeting led by the band. All are wel- come.

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH-Rev. C. N. Brown will be the preacher at ‘Trinity United Church tomorrow morning, subject, "The Sower", An- them by the Choir. In the evening. Rev. Dr. Ramsay will preach on “The Spirit and the Word.“ Miss Doris Tait will take tllc solo part iii the antlicm, "Hear thou in» love, O Lord" (Wool- er), Early prayci- meeting at 10 a. m., and Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2.30 p m. as usual.

GOMPLETES WORK-Rev. Dr. Ccady ui Antigonlsh, who lit. been engaged in organizing the fishermen of Prince Edward Island during thc

past wtek. has concluded his work and n. rcturniug tn Nova Sootia. lie reports that icd-

crations were formed at St. Peter's, North Lake, Souris, laount Stewart, Rustic-o, Alberton, lvliniinigasli, Eg- mont Bay, Aicnl. Carmel. The pres- ont organization oi Tignish will take up the matter of iederating with the hiaritime group. Mr. George Earle, the departmental officer, will carry on the work in thc places that have not yet been organized. ‘The fisher- nicn evorynvhere slioueil great on- tliusiasm and a line concept of thc principles oi‘ co-opcratlon. INSTITUTE blEtZTlNG-Jfhe May meeting oi the Cornwall-York Point Women's Institute was held at thc homo of Mrs. Hazcn Howard, Corn- wall, with iiiiictccii members present. Meeting opened by singing “Love's Old Sweet Song," and thc reading oi the Creed by Mrs. E. M. Altkcn. fol- lowed by roll call, which was answer- cd with hints on housccleaning. Hall committee i'cport:d that walls and coiling oi Hall could be cleaned and painted first week in June, the Con- tractor iiiidiiii: all necessary material for the work. ll, was moved and seconded that this oiior be accepted. Ali interesting programme was a pleasing icaturo in thc evening's en- tcvinlnuirnt, Yearling. guessing ("on- tcsl, and n demonstration on basket \‘.'."i\\'llli}. At the Juno meeting at Mrs. Dean MacEachc-rnfis, York Point, earl-i member will have rt question ior thc "Question Box," roll call to be answered with "S"""'l'il‘l‘ Desserts." After a delicious and bountiful lunch

PLIIMBING Mill HEATING

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served by the Cornwall members, the meeting closed with the singing oi’ "God Save the Ring."

SUNDAY lfi-VICIS v-Sorvico in

,the Presbyterian Church in Tryon

lby Policemen came up ior hearing {May 29th before Patrick Mclnnis, l Town Magistrate. Four {were examined and after hearing

L same and allowing Plalritlf! and De-

will be at 730 p. m. on Sunday June lat. silhdlll School ct t! p. m. There will be a. Presbyterian Service in Bor- den ‘at 1i s. m. on Sunday. June 1st.

T. JAMIE CHURCH-The pro-ach- er at both services tomorrow will at». the acting-minister, Rev. R. Moor- ‘ieaci Legate, B. D. Parents and schol- ‘rs are asked to note the change in ,he time ior the meeting of the Sab- ‘iath School, which will begin at ten otlock instead of two-thirty. A cor- die.‘ invitation is mended h‘ visit- ors to worship at the Kirk.

POLICE COURT A1.‘ BORDEPL-A case of the Town oi’ Borden versus Lloyd Howatt. charged with operat-

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PRODUCTION FIGURES FOR. LEADING MINERALS

The report o! the Dominion Bur- ieau oi Statistics on Canada's lead- ing mineral products ior the mo ' ,oi March and for the first 411111.... loi the current year, performs a very useful service to the share-holders cf la large number oi Canadian 11'5"? panics whose secuinlies are held b: the public. in supplementing y) r very considerable extent the ill " mation heretoiore available on tr.- output ior the first quartz-r and l relation to the corresponding quail"- ter o! last year. At a time whrii mil, much in the way oi inrr zed pro- ductlon is looked for in any industigv, |lt is encouraging to note that uvrr ;tlie whole of Canada. iive miiirrnl= [show substantial increases over lwzt year, namely silver, copper, lea/i

i115 a motor vehicle contrary to law

and refusing m “up whm signalled zinc and petroleum. At once the av-

erage shareholder will attribute inf gain in copper production l0 In‘. ‘national Nickel and Norarida,

in" ftotal iorthe quarter being iin m’; 20,000,000 pounds, irom 57.11.5597. ti 17,357,632 pounds. A reference, how- ever, to the first quarter's min-L ul

WIlIIQSLES

ienclant. to plead their case judgment was given against defendant who was fined 34m ‘m1 ca!“ i Consolidated Mining In Sinclair", Company shows that the B. C. np-, eratlons were responsible for a gaml 0i 5.308.000 lbs. “Smrlters” output, ior the ilrst quarter of 1030 being; 3,343 tons as against 688 tons for the l visit tlie Island this summer and oc- first quarter of i020. For thc month cupy the pulpit oi St. Johns Presby- oi March alone tlicro \'.'i\- :1 gain in terian Church, Belfast ior iour Sun- {copper output of over 9,400,000 lbs,‘ days, beginning on June 15th. The , irom 18,777,027 to 26,194,655 ioig Rev. Gentleman will be accompanied i March lino-all Canada. " by hi5 WW W110 “Hm YEW-hill’ W85 i! ‘ While nickel export: uwra down, wall known worker in connection with l total production almost iiiaintuiuczl tho Faith Mission oi Scotlmd- Dill-WI "Smeltcrs" ivas also responsibl: in: thflir Visit they W111 b9 W95“ M? ‘ largely for the marked increases in tht M11159 111 391155?» flead and zinc during the first qu:r '——- Iter. The total for lead was uo i"

BIG P391591‘ BY SBAWINIGAX’ i 10.000000 lbs, irom ssneasn l". i “ML J- 95v“ slwnl- w“ 9‘ H?“ 326,822, while zinc increased one: I J- D- SWWL '5 i“! "w °"B"‘°°¥“F i 100,000 lbs, irom 51,101,131 t“: star! of the Shawlrugan Engineering i 787's“ 1m

m" ma" which 15 engaged m impot- ‘ The situation iii regard to i iant development wcrk in Northern fimvars ‘not!’ favorable mm Quebec. Plans for a great new hydro- ‘ _ _ 1 " ' c‘ \ electric plant on the St. Maurice riv- "unpmt tlgluc’ ahmd" "Md " er have been suhmmed by m‘. shavh cd tp indicate, for these fell iar l. mum‘ water and Power Company w low last year s. Totals ior production ma Quebec Minister o; Land; and however, for the first quarter oi 10.5% Forests for approval. These planyrvcrc practically ihc rauio as li-z are for thc Raplde Blane station, first X0805. 1101119111 35-799- 139 155- a5 will‘ oi the new developments on tiie up- ,parcd with 26,887,413 lbs. lndccd, in per St. Maurice to be carried out by . the month of March this ycar, out- the Shawinigan company over thc ;put oi 9,936,941 lbs. was over 1,003,- ncxt few years. Work ls expected to , 000 10s., or ll"~ above thc total u: start on the Rapide Blane site very 9,785,121 for Mai-ch i030, aiul 011. 500N- All lllini-lual-liln °l 1.601090 1141.222 ahead of the output in Fcbru- is provided ior, a very big addition ‘ an.’ 19311

of powcr ior transmission over the, Thg rabbi or pmdumpm 1;, yon-...; Shawinigan company's lines. In ac- ‘ Lqns m andhpl. mrnctvn,‘ H“, U; cordance with the annoiuilcemeutwzold 0mm,“ Wm,“ {fir H“. mufllyq, made at the annual meeting oi i anloumed w 463321 U; a“ again“, shareholders o1 Shawlnigan, it is os- 452,22» m, the same penod M [my timated that the cost oi this de- yean bearing out the gmflal mm“; velopment will be $13,000,000. Thvffi i m iovor of the chici gold stovks. Oui- will probably be six developments in put of SUV“, was up Owl, 25H“ (mm all before the series is completed, this harnessing of the water powers of the , r upper St. Maurice being as provided i ' , ior in an agreement which the Shaw- l TAKE T“ inigan company entered into with the i __ V government oi the province oi Quc- IlIOhTREAL Eton‘ bcc in 192B.

PROMINEKT MINISTER COM- lNG.-The Rev. William A. Nisbit, B. A. oi‘ Toronto. Minister oi one of tire leading churches oi that city will

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-l | Declines ill asbestos. and cement. MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE ‘In two directions substantial ClC-l cline: are recorded: asbestos output 1th,“; mp0,.“ furnish", b, , fell irom 62.412 tons to 52,780 for thc Groenshlelds s. Co.. Montreal. tiKllY-‘i ‘1““"“" “r ‘m5 ‘Tim ‘Wm w." skw"; Jones ‘V. Co" as are“ 1 output of cement ivas reduced nciii- George 5g" chir|orkwwn_ ly 30". from 1.398.204 bbls. i0 1.013,-

Quoud u, fixing‘ M" 3g, 1939, ‘H110 lDl' thc 3 months ending Niavuii. ‘i030. Complete tables abut-u vine-

11", Tlicrc arr- iul,» f“\]ll"ll'illl7ll5 Ulli" ll l0 there is that oi ihr huge orders pl!-

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