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POWNAL CHURCH-There will be a very interesting addresrln

D., Minister; prerqiiing sorvicee for August 31. Borden at 11, Hampton at 3. Bonshaw at 7.30 Special ser- vice at iNorth Tryon by Mrs. Mac-

yesterday travelling from Boston

GOOD CROPS. —Mr. James Murphy, owner of the grand Sturg.

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Large Attendance _ -_-t-

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the world. -in Japan hundreds A

globe. Her educational system is more efficient and nearer PAH-m‘ ltion than any other country's.'Nin- ety six in a hundred. the hlshest

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tive- land by members of the white race, the Japs have felt the deep ill flfuenco ot‘ the Christian religion.

Modern equipment at the disposal of

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ranch in Alberta next month. “Upon his return to New York after his visit -lo Washington, D. C.

ll. R, Alllldlllit i‘ a TRIP

can Offer will‘ be the Prince for

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I . the Pownsl Church this evening ,1 ’ .l1ll ‘i; I (Friday) by Re“ Howard gum... millions of dollars are invested in l - ‘" bridge, M. a. s. n, of Kobe, Japan. the manufacturing industries. and n t“ c ithwas her own mercantile marlin: _ u HAMPTON, OONGREOATIONF- l at carried the manufacture - _ ' l: . , . our Rev. M. J. -MaoPhors0n. M .A. a. gcciiii to the different iniris of tiis Every comfort, and flonvenlence a ‘B ' QJS

vale cars "Ottawa" and "llcnfrew" which will Iic occupied by the Prince of Wnlcs and his suite.

llcv. Allan Mai-Nell of Ilidgcfll-Iil Park, New Jersey loll on Itioliiiziy

Fling before returning to Cllica ‘.

of two baggage cars. the sleeping __" ' lo Charlottetown in their beautiful These influences of weslcrnflil: BIONTRIGAL, Que. Aug. ZiL-lcars "Windsor". "London" and ' 'l‘ryuniallll.\1it'.|-l!lili0 COVE- PPM“?

home In the PfOVince and car. a Hudson Super B. Mr.‘ Hcn- vllimtion were accompanied by ill‘ Final iirrailgclncnts hiiv-i: been "Alberta", the dining car SLJumcl-l, I M)!‘ Dawson is a illdbbfli‘ 0f the "i.

r . Ileaaey is a real Estate dealer in flue/n s x t d b the western ni- l. f ll . -. tlo of the tn» wmipurlm-nt olservallcn llbr- ‘ ieaclilu faculty of wlwgc U ' _ thQrQ i? fin Interested party Boston and Mrs. Hennessey. dauBh religiilli, an?!‘ despite P388“ exmn- Prlluge (d: wllfleflrlfilislpfllhrl party on ar(y i... Fort Bcrabanl which will bu: lvei~siiy."l~ic' will viill relative" pi‘ they w!" surely him. ter of the late Malcolm White. pies and the exploiting of their nu- the occasion of the visit to his equipped. with radio and the pri-

‘licv. Harry Solucrs with his wife

., ,- < -. , -. i d 50h have bccll recent visitors ‘ . 1 _ ‘ _ thc twcntylllth lor lllts llUIIIL l-I m 6 The Guardian” eon Mlis, recently visited at the which h“ gmduany won n; way

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group’ o_f 50,000 people you will receive many inquiries to your classified advertisement.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

and from home of Mr. John McCarthy. St.

Mary's Road. Jimmy as he is bet- ter known, reports, that the crops in that thriving section of the country have all prospects oi a bumper crop. w-hich rniinds us that Divine Providence atlll continues to shower his blessings on the good people oi this dear little Island.

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PERSONALS

Sir Charles Dalton was sufficient ly recovered from tile effects of his recent accident to he out of Hos- pital yesterday and leaves this inor ning for Tignish.

Mr. and M-rs. J. E. Wyatt. their il-aughters the Misses Dorothy and

\Vniida. Summerside, and Mrs. Martin. Chicago, were in the city yesterday.

Mr. Creeimau McAirthur M. L. A. Suiilmersidc was in the city yester- day.

Mrs. W. W. Baker, Mrs. J. Le- Roy Holman, Mrs. Leigh Horne and Miss Helen Holman. motored to the city yesterday from Summer-

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Situations Vacant. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Shirley and little daughter Marion of Milrosc. Mnss., who have been visiting friends in til-c province. leave this morning on return homo. Mrs. Shirley was formerly Miss Winnie Woodman of Crapaild. and her

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JNO. A, MeDONALD, P. E. 1., SUR veyor Hermanville 3732-7-30-1mlh

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WANTED-—A GOOD RELIABLE mun for general form work, must he n good mllkcr. $0.00 a week and board to right party. Ap- Diy J. D. McDonald, Eairvillei, l’. O. St. John, Co. N. B.

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WANTED —EXPERIENCED FOX rancher lniuicdiutilly with ro- ferenocs married preferred. Apply hy letter stirtingmxporienco and Flllflfy expected to X care of Guardian. 3761-8-26 4i.

WANTED-A MAN OF AMBI- llon to represent a fast growing nationally aidvcrtiscd company, no selling experience necessary, married mnn pmferred. See Ii. llimolmzin at the Lennox House 7 to 9 p. m, 37058 2B 3|

“WANTED GOOD MAN TO liberate oiir saw mill oilliegb-oil ivsgcs, sliaro or easy purchase.‘ (food dwelling and telcphonka in connectioh‘. H. . Mc ,on,' Bristol. LOt .40. 3779 832 - 3i.

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For Sale

FOR BALE-ONE LA E SIRE Ayrshire Cow, nine ears old. calved on 12th of July last. Afl-

U Dly to John Jamleion. Sturgeon.

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into their hearts.

There are now 250,000 church members iii Japan and altogether about a million adherents lto Chris- tiaiilty. The speaker considered thc question as to whether the missions in Japan were worth whi- A fiict in their favor was the fact that conversions were not uiade by evangelistic efforts which resulted in wholesale conversion. During the first thirteen yours oi' Christian missions in Japan, ten converts were gained. But since slow and steady stream of neo- phytes has been flowing into the mission Chllftlhefsh- The good pro- duced could not be estimated in numbers only. Among Japanese Christians wcrc some of the coun- tries greatest statesmen. nobleman and philosophers. dllghor moral standards were being observed by the people and human life which had olice been of no more COITSHI‘ eriitlon than animal life, was now taken at its true value.

‘ lu dealing with the Jan's charac- ter. the speaker mentioned its very melancholic cast. Oil the Japanese face there was always a look of pessimistic gloom and dark des- pair. The suicidal tendency of the people was zilariulng. Christianity was counteracting nil this and today those who followed that religion could unmistakably be picked out by their bright and h-appy faces. ‘Hc- lmpf095lJll_ his hearers with the fact that the task was by no means yet done. Owing to the ra- pidly increasing population, the number of hcatlicns lil Japan was never greater than ll is today. The missions were illc real work of thc Christian Church whilso duty Is to establish tho Kingdom land. .

The speaker had spent last Eas- ter week in thc ilioly Land, where lit: iiaii bccn (IcUIIlY impressed by the most spectacular and dramatic Irellgious ceremony he lwllnessed. This was the Fire Core- mony held on the Saturriluy after lGood Friday. The iholy fire-torch otliat emerged‘ [rm the scpuichre was carried throughout thc width and. breadth ‘of the land to light

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W. T. Church, Suiiimerslde; S. - 0. Hiltz, Truro; F. Fudge, Si. John E To L51- QN Mr. rind Mrs. J. S, Scion, N. Y. C; slfiaLhlfifiaTgtlxGne“, rumacr, “m1 Mrs. N. 'l‘. Avard and two children, "fugue", co',',v8n;ences_ Apply Joggins; Miss Knight, Amherst; t; mm 0r Qugrdlpn, 379tl8283l I’ J Landrlgiin, Belmont, Mass; J.

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- W. Lundrlgun, fiillfllfiqflliglli‘ ltlituss! . . Richard Power, rs. . . a ray. The Maritime Golf Meet

Montreal; C. Sweet. Ottawa; D. D.

llattray. Montreal". Mrs. J_. Dunning MIONCTON. All;- 28.——Hettcr W..,;,|h¢r y-vsterlltl)‘ favored tho lad-

Mlss N. Dcwilr, Hazel Iliil; Mrs. l’ 1mg playing In the Miiritiliie»tioli'

Dcwnr, lluzei liiil; H. B, Hood.

Indianapolis; Miss Grace Miller. N.

Y, C; Miss Agnes ParkerMoore. Championships and thc tourney is now Iii fiill swing. Yesterday mom‘ and putting driv-

Mrs, A. L. licTelIIcr, Terro Hante. look place and

Ind; D. I’. N, llali and wiic, St. Stephen; Mrs. Curran , B. Y. Cilrriin. Calais. Me; Mr. It. Peters. Providence‘. It. l; J- w~ Bull-e"- Pcterboro: R. l). Ducheinin, Mrs. members ol thc Bil/Willie 9°" D. J. Ducheinin and four children, Club slurred very prominently in gydnoy; T. W. ICtirlglit, Si, Jjfillil; the, honors in both of these events. Miss Scott, Miss Mclylllggtiziwzlillf‘ Tho approach and putt was R011 b)’ 1161111118» M- o- w“ 9" ' ' Mm, G, W. Mniidiscn, willi the ox- ccllcnt score of S. Wm‘ M!" m“ m, of Allllicrsi taking second ilrhw iiriqr Iilllylllfl on n three wtnsim‘ 1l‘\'lA\1"8 mm]. of Halifax, won ti!!!

J. Grudge. Moncteii: B. F. MOBPQ» ilrivliig ‘conteel. With Mm- 0*?“- En

Truro; P. C. Gauthier. Si. Louis;

gen, McQiioi-rie, R. Holman. Mqcqy of the Monctoii club a very close second.

Summerside: Misrliundbsry, Ot- llirtlicftirst rounds of champion-

tawa; W, Gatcheul‘. TBPUIWT- ship pliiy iill the local lillkyliffl We"

IN MEMQRIAM eliminated with lilo cxccfillim °I

In memory of Pie. Norman 8. Mm, (Dr) MncNziuizhton. .

aavvell, 2w. Canadian Infantl‘: iituilcn, een of M". Mlry fill- , n] "m, dwlfllm, chumpprrr- well, city, killed in action August ii e . ship play Mrs. McKinnon of Chur- 33- 1918- lottetown won from Mlise Rainnlfl

of Moncton. ll up and 2. m0}

ing competition

Though our hearts are boWId With eerrew, Vet this thought comes with each

Western Guardian n i»

SALE q m q.‘ He la safe with ‘God's own Angela ...FOR -i pee i i

‘ll I b k T ring (‘ur splendid w. "u" n. n"? my and‘ b: M i lilo u er ou i - - ‘rm ii the e or . eo m condition, $775.00. ADI“! D- n- u. u‘

from ua lvca. North 'i‘l‘y0l1-"1l Vet we know hla waya are just it will all be plain hereafter

In his wisdom we ean trust.

' -~FUNEFIAL NOTICE-The re- mains of Mrs. Gabriel llIcDonaId M‘

rived home Inst night. The funeral “my “h”! by mum,’

l speaker and iic slated his Inlentloii

' thc world and preach thc (lospi-l.

.iiteraliy and those who were un-

ca-ndlm afterwards treasured by the natives. ll was a figurative ox- ample of what the Church of Christ had to do.

DrQMcConneII, thc next spcnkcr imentioned his former association with the Charlottetown Methodist Church and welll on to give a grilph ic description of what the Methodist Church is doing among the mission fields. l-Ic made \ stirring appeal for WIIOHPIICZIPICII support and pic lured thc still greater good ‘that could be dune among thc licutlien nations.

Rev. Fl. G. Fulton was

the lilfll. of not talking at any length. lie nu-ntionciltlizit it was In the lil|I- ness cf ills experience that Jesus had (lcilvcred tile command to Ills disciples that they go out Into all

i'I‘lint command was to be taken

able to carry it out thcmsolve-s should send representatives. Il had to be fully ‘realized that fills could lint be done without a spirit of sli- orifice.

Ilc concluded 1)y‘V0lCllit: the ap- preciation of tho visitors for the splendid entcrtzl-lniiient and hospi- iallly they had enjoyed during their short slay on lilo Island.

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Rates “Mildly.

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QUEEN HOTEL Goo. MacAulay, Jan. Mnclnnls, Ruuiiord; N. Nicholson, Montreal; Mrs. John Gilmore. Quincey; J. W. McCcuneli. Amherst; L. S. Robert- son. N, Y. C; l4‘. E. Robertson, North Arlington; M. Graham. Dart- mouth: B. H. Rayner. Alherton; E. C. Cameron, Boston; C. W. Cameron, Washington: John J. Louscai, Montreal; J, B. Gaudet, ll. J. (‘laudi-t, Miscoiichc: C. A. Rob- ertson, Lockcpori, N. S. —-—-—-C-§

>-i-— Doclor~Your nenvbs are Weak- You must take a month off. Jonrs-Thcrpleaao get my nerv-

iii every '

had ever

_ ilistant points. Tho peculiarly sou‘

h animal“ m," wprosp“, 75 “m. w“, alii Dcvviis. which ivas reported

the Prince-Ts party will be nil-t by Included in the lloynl party are Mr. I). It}. Galloway, chicf qsslst-llirlgadier (lencral, It‘. G. Trotter, nut to Sir licnry Thornton, K. l3. E. Captain Allan Iiasccllcs and Mr. President of thc Canadian Natlou-‘David Hoyle. 'l‘lil-y will be accom- ul Itailwaiys, and Mr. C. K. Howard panlcd on their trip over the (‘aiia (lcnerui Tourist Agent of thc Hvfllfleldlall National Railways by Mr. (l. organization, and the filial details K. Howard, who will officially rep» will be arranged for the trip from resent the company. Now London Conn, to Calgary, On their return east after th Aim, wisil tn E. l’. Ranch at High lllvi-r, A special Canadian NationlillAitm. the party will travel over ltallwzlys train will leave New Loli-ltlie (‘anadinn National Itllwys to don, Sept. 14 and will go to (lalgary (lllvhcc. via ‘Toronto. \'liI Montreal. Ottawa, Northbay, During the Prince of Wales visit (flips-pl, liuiiglilc, Ciit Off and-lo the Unflflfl Slates, President Winnipeg. There will he no lLlvi-r- Saul ltca of the Ptfflllflylyillllil sinus, uo receptions or any slops'ruill'oild has placed at iii cdlsposul en route on the Westbound trip. of his ltoyal ililillllfihfl, ills own ills Royal Highness is on n lioli- Ilusiuess car which will take the day and his rcqilcst that it be a Prince to and from WnslllIIl-Zllih holiday will he respccletl. ‘and to New liI)fltl0Il,'C()Ill'l., ivhcrv

Tlii- special will make the trlmhc will transfer to lilo cars of ilic from New London 19 Morrrri-u] over (fallalliiin National Railways. tllc rou-te as that followed by the Following thc visit to his ranch it m" crack trams or 1hr. Cunmllfln has been officially ailnounccd that National Railwys, plying between the Prince of Wales will visit Jas- Moulreal and “Hishinglou, known lifll‘ Nflliliiifll Park flilll Jllfilllll‘ r... t]... \vflghl]]gt()lh going goulh Park Lodge. the (‘anildian National and "thc Montrilalcr", north bouuil.lll11ll“'1ly5 TP-‘illrl ill lhl‘ (Yililfllililii illv Royal partys train will consist Rockies.

INIEIINAIIIINAI fIlX in IIIII snow IIIIIY n HEIII HERE

Inauguration of Prop osed E x h i b i t i 0 n Should Prove Big" Boon To Island. — Idea Has Wonderful Possibilities.

‘ .. - -,~ .:l , lr- _ ' A grmkdcd‘. tuilun: ‘mu 3:“. of all iox ineii. ensuing the buyc-r flculilxqlyttlllfxlllzll(il‘l"gllvgr 1cm qmr gilods us represented, and thc Iirec poor 1"‘- .-~.-iiii- M“. Show which h, hoped w,“ m. dcr ‘salts coiliilltJisuritc ‘Wit ‘it: h _ l m“ My during Hm wmm, quality oi his foxes. 'llii. 23mm; has“ lrmlow__d [he recent fc-w buyers who lllillli! II. prac- ° "- ‘ . -- l- I t ll II iiieiii- -’n‘lnth annual meeting of the l’. in. WEE ‘om "g u f." Saul I

. . . stilts would not have to stour the h‘ SUV" Black Fox nrcederb Ah. entire Proviuo" in nn effort to sc- FOCHIUOII. While t-h-c nialler uiore '

.51": ti. -l -k ill‘ d~'ir-d; ind rmmmtflytsfiichi‘ ‘ha,mifglifitsljm‘ lillost llllpoitljitnl oluhllthlhh islzlnrl ox IllL‘ l. c - s

- . _ _ ivoulii IIILIVB all annual event which aval- mc lrlndlrogvé“ lmfkleldlmbgglxllirytio would keep its name coneltnuilgr Ilc on woul p z {'3 ' ‘

the island sis n whole and lllrllllilti a mm “‘°'f‘/Y‘~“ Unlim- mmm worm‘ winter attraction which wuut sl iii ,

ulntc gc-ilcrill Ilusiucss conditions and bc a distinct Provincial bcnc- ____ lit.

_ . _ - Tonight another concert The zi<il._.iilit-.i,:ils t? [be Wm be v give“ by the me “la-bu” "mm O “' “x ~ Vcti-rilirs Hand iii Queen

as u yearly institution were, in a recent inticrviciv, pointed ou-l to tho tluaiirdlzlil by n. prolliliiclll 01'0" vlncial fox uinn. ili- iitllllifltflii the general benefits lo be ultimately ilorived by lllQ province and also ilhc definite and ZSIICQlHU ililncfils

Square Gardens. This band. under tho direction of Prof. i". 'l‘. \V.'\tkls Illililf‘ n decided Iilt with its llllilill concert last wci-k and no doubt standing room will be at a pre|il~ iuiii \\'lli’li it rcnlli-rs the fillluwliig wi-Il balanced program this oven-

the event would ‘secure for Island mg; . fox breeders.

Iii speaking of iiilVfl-Hlitllffis In gv- PROGRAM ucrnl ho mentioned lliut thc sllUW would zittrzict Iluyors and others lii 0 (Yangon,

terestcd from _ail over lilll: world, land would Dt‘ a wonderful boost for the IINIVIIIUI‘. during one of its Sliflilfllfii. INvFIOIIS.

Financially speaking there wcrl- iueetiniablc mmslbiiillcs. Although handicapped by distant markets, -lhc fox Industry Iias created fur

Mnrcli-(llllitcliiqllihles, Stanley.

Overture~(SoulIicru Airs, by rc- quostl. Solomon.

Baritone and Trilliiiloiu- Solo- Asiocp lll The DUUI], "Patric".