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Queen the midnight matineea in the thrill-spoil lliﬂ high-spots along the play lanes oi the big city.

Also Serlal-“Devii Horse?’ and Comedy “Ovid-loll?

asslovingact to thsirhonoirred

and revered memory. These acts of remembrance are

Medals Presented

Presbytery Oi . P. E- Island

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the one hand 1min ecclesiastical tyranny, and on ths other from the eocentricitiee and dangers o! mole congrcgationalissn.

Our Presbyterian system I not really democratic in the simple aenseofthewomltisrsthersris- tocmtriointhebeetssnseﬂlhatisto say it is the rule oi the belt-the rule _of those who are considered beet qualified to wield authority. The ehumh delegates to them by tion. Make yours early and avoid tree choice the responslbilitycl gov- the rush later on. Entries in all ernment. And no better Iysterrrclasses close Aiisust 11th. J-‘W- than that has yet been devised by ‘Boulter, Becy-Treas. iosa-v-zr-tr the ingenuity and wisdom of man.

Consider, tonwht, the Pmsbytery,

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ENTRIES slur NOW beiiil’ r15 ceived for the Provincial Exhibi-

mmrsr omnwn. Ohm-y Vsiivy the typical court oi the church; in- Sunday, Aug. 8th: Matins at 11 am. deed, in a sense, the most import- Eve ,, at 730 pm. Captain A1- ant court of the church. It consists bert Wittfiu. oﬂiciating.

of all the ministers within s. speci- VISITORS

tied area, who are the standing members, together with one repce- EmmTAINED-Ian attractive tea was held on Thursday last at

all that we can d0 to narrows-ta the memory of those who gave their ' lives in an eilort to save others, and wecantnrlysayintbsv/crdsoi the Hist:

To Bereaved

At Freeland Hall on Monday ev- ening the tragic drowning of one girl and two young lads was recalled when bronze medals were presented by Mr. A. E. Mel-can from the Royal Canadian Humane Association tn the bereaved mother and sister oi Edward Lidstons and to Mr. and

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Mrs. George Adams whose eldest son, Albert Adams, lost their lives on June 26, 1932, when with strenu- ous eﬂorts they succeeded in res- cuing three out oi four girls in the lipxley River near Portage, when ﬁe boat in which they were capsized. The other girl s. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan was drowned, and to whose parents sympathy was ax- tended on Monday night.

The hsll was filled to capacity with iriends oi the dead heroes.

Mr. James A. MacLean was chairman, who in explaining the object oi the meeting in very feel- ing language as he referred to the sad accident.

A short program gave a sympath- etic touch to the proceedings, and was opened by a chorus by a choir composed of members cf the near by churches, followed by the sing- ing oi "O Canada." by all present.

Rev. Father Crokcn then spoke a iew words and spoke of the high es- teem in which the young men, whose memory was about to be hon- mgghm m4 mu- Aggoclgticyn have cured, were held in the community b“; piqued to award our Bronze and the great ices sustained by their Medal m honour oi this wonderiul iamiliss to whom he tendered his w; g1 “or-mo, gm would ask that most sincere sympathy and blessing. you Qccapf, it with the deep sym-

The hymn "O God Our Kain in psthy dd the Oiiicers oi this Assoc- Mol PHI" WM than 55B With lotion to you and yours in your great reverence as the audience re- “u: bereavement. called the trzmiv scene of lust sum- Your; faithfully, mar. H. B. WATERMAN,

Hon. Secretary.

Miss lridstone an behalf od her widowed mother and Mr. Adams for

m. McLean men presented lie his iamiiy thanked everyone for Medals and gave a short address as their kind sympathy and the inter- follows: est they had taken, especially Mr.

WImMhmNnidbtesfi-isnds Macbeeninproouringthehiedals and neighobrs 0f LB. I-lld Mk1. from ﬂu Agsociatim George Adams and Mrs. Edward "Ihe jdaple Lea!" was men sung Lidstone to present them with the by the choir, followed by remarks two medals that have been awarded by My, 5mm; Rgmggy, by The Royal Canadian Humane A vote c! thanks was moved by Association ior bravery (m the part Jghn w, pglmq- m1 “tended to of Edward Lidstone and Albert m; cngir-mm and all who assisted Adams in the rescue they made oi in the program and replied to by their three companions last summer. Mr. Maclnau.

‘mica medals are very rare and The Notional Anthem closed the are presented only in cases where it proceedings after which those pres- can be fully proved that the parties cps wary allowed to see the lost their lives or risked their lives Madam-Q. in an attempt: to save others, and in iii- this case, we regret to know that ALQANDIIA SCHOOL OIDSING- the rescuers lost their lives in the attempt to save their companions. A pleasant afternoon was spent in No more noble or heroic effort could Alexandra school on June 80th, the have been made and due to their mum; being the annual gchuol manly @1701“. three 11W! Wm! examination. ‘There were twenty-

Trsnquil you lie, your knig/htly vir- ues proved

Your memory hallowed in the land you loved"

1, heroics‘. mshe this presenta- tion in the name of, and on behaii oi The Royal Canadian Humane As- sociation and will now read to you the letter socompa-nyina time 1M4- als irons the Association. .

Aeopycftheletterwhiohae- companied the medals. sent to Mr. and Mrs. George Adams and Mrs. Richard Iidsione.

‘ February 38th, 1088. Deer Friends:-

This nssooiaticn has had under‘ consideration the noble and brave eﬂort of rescue made by your late son, Edward Lldstone, in assisting in the rescue c1 three Kiri-l. from drowning in thsiFoxlsy River, near Portage, P. u. 1., on June zstn, 1m. and in which he lost his own life.

There is no more noble sacriﬁce than a man lay down ms life ior

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

Siived- one visitors present. The pupils were In the presentation oi these med- Jxgmmgd vgry mcr-cughly by their iii-s. so kindly awarded by The Royal, teacher, Miss Doris Benton, and by Canadian Humans Association, wfghgu- "my and Qggufgtg gmwey-g feel as it we were treading on sac-Ighowgg m“ mg, hm been wen red BIOi-iiid. 811d We Wviilii 110$ W181i taught throughout the year. t0 b11118 brick t0 Oiir rwvlleiitlon 811 several prizes were awarded to the associations oi that dreadful m, pupm by the unhel- go; pm- 8061i! ‘ m!“ 111601104 90m (If gross, Industry, Highest Average in iiiidiii two vi our briahtost yoims Grads v1, Bpelier in Grade Iv and men; and we remember how beau- 13m gym-ram”, A gpeclgl pﬂze tiiuliy the vawni-I oi time boys for Highest Average m Grade vm bore the stress and strain oi those w" gwgfﬂgd by M", A, pg Benton

days with a fortitude that has left mg My, 1mm; Bum”, 17mg", .- us n shining example oi strength qm-dgd g p11” gm- Pgogrggg,

“d °°“"5°- Complimentary remarks were then In the valor they displayed those mad, by m; ylgjﬁqﬂ,

yviins men have written their The pupils presented the teacher nnmcs high on the scroll oi fame in Wm; g ‘bgguﬂjul gm g6;- wmch me this their native PTOVIDCQ, and this ghmkgd ﬂygm in he: ugugl plgaggnf, act that we are periorming tonight mung,

is a labour oi love born of a long- A you of mun was mm gmnd. ing desire to iurthsr honour the g4 u; m, “sour,

memory of those departed dear vm-iou; m“; were pggggd ground

ones, who in the hour of danger, m4 enjoyed by all. The sitar-neon gave their all in an effort to save was brought to a close by singing their wirmaiiivii-s. and is Performed God save the King.

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sentsive elder ircm each pastoral the YJW.C.A., when Mrs. C. C.

charge who holds omce ibr a given period. ‘rho Presbytery stands in the Bearish and Miss Ehnma Bea-vista entertained about thirty old friends,

llr_1e of s. splendid tradition. It goes back for its authority to the prac- in honor oi Mrs. Byron Bownem, of Charlottetown. PJILL, who is the

tics or the New Ilesmment. It

maintains that the valid govern- guest of her sister, Miss Florence M. mcnt oi the church in the days of Walsh, and her aunt. Mrs. C. C. the apostles was by prwbytera sct- ‘Bearisto, ior the summer, months. ing coioirrtly; that all judicial iunc- The tea table was lovely with e. tions and the function oi ordins/tlon cloth o! handmade lace centred to the ministry were exercised by with a basket o! blue deiphiniinn. VfB-Bbyfcrs acting equally inoouncil, Mrs. W. McLeod presided st the and not by a bishqp ruling over tea urn and was assisted in serv- prcsbytsrs. 1t maintains that the ing by ma. T. H. M00111 and Mrs. church lost sight of this principle- A. I. Mmeod, c: Carbon ‘l-Igary that it remained latent all during Herald.

the middle sgcs until 1t was revived and restored to its former promin- SOCIAL EVENING-Gr. 1' .. enm- enoe at the Reformation. It main- , ing oi’ July 27th a throng oi nurses talus that at the Reiorm- ; invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. ation, the fimctlona armqwllfred hints-n o!‘ North Try“!!- gated by the bishop were recovered iwhers a very sociable time was sn- by the Presbytery and exercised by iijoyed by all. They were accompan- it. It maintains that it is l. pwpci" ‘led by Dr. John MacNeiii and his court oi the Church, catholic and I wife. Anyone who knows Dr. John Apostolic, and that its ministers are can feel ensured oi a pleasant time

Dplly, The Old v Morgan Mare

Theiollowingpostryonoldtluie ioersclngatiryondanidth, 1N1,

heMLIImer-sld, eiwsysalovnof thehorse:

dusnahqawatlswhﬂellltsl you

rbrrthinkyouwesenotslhsre, Whenltewtonjustsooopedinﬂie dollars

ontheieevnth Isedd Morgan

Soatlesstymfdbeiedtolmpoae, Bythebosstingandbrsgsingvrhioh ITUQIIOH.

At every place there maths goes.

Thebcystheyareailarperthoree.

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FIIES CARRY DISEASE!

Nb doubt, hovered‘ over the mot.

Or the shade of the once renowned

Sl-lldln

which osaie on a long line cf kings.

In the moment of Dolly's great struggle

men And arewillingtobdyon stuns That they knew every point, cf

trottcr ' Hvmthelipstoiheieatmtngpsc,

Their horses are simply pa‘

Ofthemostsvyliahbloodofthe 4917.

And have great speed Ilm told by their owner's

who have money to beck what they

But as each one most truly believed

That he owned the fastest and best

They decided to get up a sweep- stabs

Andtbtlsetliernatteratrut.

Itwssenteredbysltherenowned W"-

A-iid by the appear-anneal lungs

Itproznisedtobeagriatstnrggle

"Ihvsskulyameotingothings.

RordbyinastablestoodDolly,

Mayhaveoor-ne itslong onil Wicca

Now to all you ambitions breeders

A word of advice I will give

wruoa you'd rm it van pdy you to follow

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ycans

(letthepurebloodoiollihrstin

lmrgan Wlthsome thorvusilrbredoblocdlor

toltsy ' And you'll 11nd that you'll win gold andhoncas " htellevrtonatTryllllsatby.

.._.___..__.___ Answechsoccdieeelqvwyle- cidedlyabrownmot rotthnup apparently not oi the same origin asthebrownroot-rotinnosithsm tobacco growing areas, has been dsoavsred n North Osmium-Do- rninionTobaoeeDivision.

All the various flies attesting

The Morgan oi which I have told, And over her heed the cold winters, Oi twenty ibureessons had rolled.

ordained in true succemion. lit was in his presence. The evening was while deiending the right oi’ pres- spent in games and other amuse- bytefy that Andrew Melville, n-in- ments. The hostess then served ice- clpal o! Glasgow University, duped cream and calce in her usual cap- Jama the First to his face, calling able manner. They then all joined him “God's silly vessel” and was in singing Auid Lang Byne and Im- later exiled for life by the angry She's e. Jolly Good Fellow. After monarch It is then this court with which all departed for their homes its venerable history and glorious feeling it was a time long to be re- tradition that exercises it judicial msuebered. _ Dvwmsndririesoversllthehea- ————-—-—-—-— bytcrian churches 0i’ Prince Edward IXTHE HIGHLANDS Wednesday Island. night. ll18-7-31-8i. Ikmostsolenmcﬂlcsumeop dlnation of men to the Hﬁnigtry, A of which an but dimly understood congregation must cell but the by many persons calling themselves Presbytery decides as to a man's Presbyterian, because it hesitates

Oh, she was a darling was Dolly

Her mother was Saladin breed,

‘Ibygotothenontandthenstay there

WM always the noisaiu ems.

She seemed to inherit her courage And the speed oi the Morgan was ﬂiers

Ashsrdassiliatsndesnery WssDoilythecldMoi-sunnsare.

Andaswaonlse ies test or

qualiﬁcations, and when mtisiied, t9 use lb full”! moiiiwl. "i4 proceeds to ordain him. acting Wouldrathersuggestandadvlse than simply a: the cmce h5g1"; 0g Jq-ug command. Let none assume, there- Ohris-t as they constitute the candl- fore. from the sympathetic and dateaminieterottlsedhureirmi- kindly attitadeothesbytery, that vernal. The ordination tothe min- suchpcwersaranotresidentwlthin istryoithesospeioqmtheceep- it. est sense, an act oi Jenn Christ Wemeettodsyinthe oldest par- throughthelayingoncgmndgwiﬁinthilldiondltill wlthinour the ministers c! Presbytery, Th, Presbyterhn fold. The ssmienthome mndidaterozniveshlsminilrtyfmm 0i itsiirstnﬂnisteretillﬂehdsand the lord, and then mugged; to looks upon thenorthcrneemlfhave serve in. I-lls Church in the eppcim. in my possession old copies oi the ed sphere. This hish and sacred Publications oi the Presbyterian function il preemirrentiy u“ 0mm Church oi the lower provinces, one 0i Presbytery. The minister is in no °3 "M!!! Nwimil ‘b6 sense the appointee oi the pQﬂplQ, at the Jubilee a! Dr. Keir. Dr. Keir He is not the qnployce c: m, w”- ministered to e. perish so large that grogatiomncissentasanambass- out or it my own parish oi Sum- gdo, to m, WW1‘ m “m”; m “e was carved, as well ss lot Iisn his omoe to them. Nor can 1"!°t‘1°*3°d'q“" Kmnmm “d gheyaihhnbxumihmdcod NOW lﬁdOﬂ. 0V6? the WHOM‘ an ‘ma’. no ‘uthmt’ W“, mm them the ﬁrst meeting oi the Prince whatsoever. such authority may “WAN 31”“! Pfﬁbytefy was held Only b, “ex-wed by h“ “Hymn? in 1m, 16. I read in thm publica- ggm 51mm. m 00mm m4 u . ticns what care, what pride, what court. He is answerable to them for $1’ m" 9”?“ h“ i“ “To” d"?! m, fﬂthml mmmmm M ‘n m‘ for the courts of our church-es- functions. mlrthermozie, the con- W531]? a“ m’ mmgamv” m‘! tract a congregation makes with re- mmmm‘ °Y PIC-‘JWIQYY- They EiiBPd- Bhrd to his maintenance is made °d them u most precwu‘ and mm! Wm, “d no chm“ u won pomessions. They knew that valid without Presbytery! consent. M” " “m” °Wm$¢4 the aanius

58am’ my, our Book of ma‘? oi our people and secured the mn- une, M, the Presbytery belong! the damental principles oi our liberties c“, and good old-m. of m the and the ﬁnest growth oi our faith. churches within its bounds. n has T“ P'°’*‘Y°°'Y °f Pm“ Edward I8- oversight cl all congregations and mm “d” 5° mwl" ‘ﬁlm 11"- my-g 5.3551011; n h” m, PM", m Nﬂthifig has been taken away. noth- m-ggg pggfpfa] mug", to u“, m. i118 lie-s been changed. It is ior you dmjom oongregamm,’ to m,“ m. today as Presbyterlains to support reduce the status o! charges, to au- its authority and defend its integ- go1yg mun-gum“ m4 u, dumb 1'15? in every whit. You are today tinue preaching stations. No ocn- m” M " “m”? °'! 4°»°°°-°°° P11!- gnnmm my wen“, “we”, m. liyterisns 1n every comer ct the contract debt on m mum“, “m” world. That family, that fold. that out its sanction. Every Kirk session mimh» ""8- Caiiiolic. Npostolio. must submit its minutes to Pres- h" reached its Dissent rim and bywy ywiy. nvery Board oi Man- "MW WW8“ iiiawwei- ct the ngement mm ma,» p, ,-,,,,,,.,|, Holy Spirit proceeding mom the when ukem mew upped mm a, Father and the Son. through faith- lower court must ﬁrst pass through mm" I" ‘he preschins 0f the its hands. And st any time the ""1- "id. member. i-iiivuah ou- Presbytery may visit a iield within “W” "Your to the vim mem- its bounds and order whatever w- iris principles oi Presbyterian Polity. tains to its spiritual welfare. (Patriot Please vow),

The Presbytery interprets and executes the law oi the Church zitllzliln its bounds}? exercisesdis-

p e over minis rs, elders and 5-,», church members. 1t is a court with "m" . ‘a an authority as valid in its awn sphere as a secular court in its

stand. ‘Hiechsmpionlwvngaihsringrcg

battle Iteilmmyboysilwssmnd.

Andeachonewnsdoinghispart ‘Ilowearout the old msrebygccr. ins

Md 3MP her right down at the start. "

Bili- Dviiy played rlsht Irp among them

with i! 816cm in her eyes which

Wu see

Piainlysaidwcumsypqyupﬂ” fim boys

Biityoulliindﬂassearenoniee on me.”

Now they're or! and away with a great rush

[like hounds from the leashes they lilo

Dviiy right w the iront oi the bs/ttle

The rest following under the whip.

Andsoonthey same under the wire,

meoidmueslousstretohaboad

Andthenextheatahewonjuseeg my

As sliding down hill on a sled.

And when they came home in the

sphere, and that opinion the civil law oi the landltseli amrms. n I. a court to which the most obscure hurch member has access through the proper procedure, and yet a 0mm which has power to discipline the

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most powerful congregation within its bounds. It is a court the powers

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next heat

;Whioh told that her victor-y was

I W011

We could see that the black chief was failing

And the other two horses were done. '

sheep in Canada are peculiar in that, while their normal

piece is the flesh of a dead

lest lyiiis aroused, they are not slow in depositing on living sheep. -.Heolth o! Animals Branch.

zirersian Balm-the peerism aid to liveliness. Delightfully fragrant. Dainty to use. leaves no stickmsl. A little gentle rubbing and it in swiftly absorbed by the tissues. Tlonio in effect. soothes and dispels roughness and chafing. Keeps skins soft and velvety-textured. Un- ‘lvalled tor charm, distinction and

reﬁnement. Used by lovely womql’ everywhere to preserve and en ‘

hanoe their natural bee/uh.

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