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Agents Wuiitczl

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wuu 5:5 wr::ll~:r.Y sx:::'.'/lsr. samples and taking crdciu 13.' greatest selling sensation ci ill:

‘ age. Men and women wanted cvcry- ( where. Paramount Indui1ti'l:s, 1101

Ccntriil Bldg., Toronto. fi-10-li.

---**- """""" "U 'WHY IE OUT OF WCIFI

(4, A DAY PAID CHRISTIAN IIEN' . 'or`women. college students. tcscli- ' ¢rs, ministers and others for d`s- .Ljtributinir religious literature. For f particulars write stating age and

church connection. Mr. Conrcd, Tower Bldg., Toronto. ‘

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and appoint local representatives. Position permanent; yearly guar-

lsnlcc $1300. (being $25. weekly ( averagcl and expcrises; commission ' and casli bonuses besides. Winston ' Co., 'l'ov.'cr Blrlg.. Toronto. v A, W. 5-12-14-10-21-25-28.

[REE SUIT AND $45

EASILY P`.f\ItN¥-ID BY ABIBITIOUS mc-ri. wrltirifz orders for All-Wool

= Tailorcil-tn-Measure Suits and : 'l‘npcoat_<_ Low prices. Our $1000.00 I guarantee assures your siiccoss. islrririy, i'mcnt`r~rdcrs mean bil: i profits for you. Frse sample outfit. . ' vlrnr iuuuc<iiit~iv fzivinfz rice and i ccciiilnlioil. N. D. S. Federation. i P. O. Box 3232, Montreal. I A. W. 4-25-5-3-I0.

Lost

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l.osAr~'-*dvr -lr_'“..'i.<'ffr,r:'.' rorivr

from 'flvi-.~-fi'v_\'_ |~~‘r iirown boots. Notify Cordon Shnvln Brrickicy Beach. 3714-5-10-2|

LORT;DAIlK IlIl‘il'.IED GLASSIIS.

also ci~cr~i I".\"r'iiarii iiclicll. Rc- warzi. Fliiicr lvare at f"""""‘r‘l'i- ' S355-5-9-Si.

-l-------T* Female llelp Wanted

'U ut.

sccllaneous

.`i_iTl'r?.;.f\":ii.'i§_ivI§ii'oNAr.D. LAND

£ilri‘cy_'x', Bax 29, Hermanvilie.

_ _ solo-a¢_a-imo.

NOTICE-BRING YOUR LAWN

iiiowe;~s to E6 Kent Street and have iiicni sliarpcvned. 3698-5-10-31.

i‘(YI'A’I'0 TAGS FOR THE SEA-‘

scn's shipments on 'ahort notice.. Guardian Central Prlntcry. _

TENDERS RECEIVED UP T0 MAY

l'.;:, for painting exterior of Union Church, Dundas, matcrlalturnlsh- cd. C. B. Clay, Scc’y Trustees.

i 3849-5-8-Si

'_1'ft\`2lEl‘.'1 FOB. CKE!-JSE MAKER-

Tendsrs will be received till May Ttth, for making cheese at Cowan Erae season l930.~ Factory to open June 10. Henry Mallard, `,Bec'y. Cowan Brae.

3814-5-7-wed.-sat-2 wks.

NOTICE-NEW HORSE HOES. AT

11.50, Fertilizer sewers at 29.00. at- tractive prices on cream separators, $20.00' slowed for old machines. Good prices on all other machin- ery, water systems. stoves and ranges. Walter S. Weeks. Freder- icton, (Dealer). 3621-5-'I-wed-sat-21

For Sale 1

FOR SALE, 'I0 LET. BOARD AND

room algal on hand at Guardian oliica if

FOR SALE-FOUR NINETY CHEV-

rolet Car in good running order.” 143 Great Gcorgc Street.

' 3674 -5-,-3l'.`

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STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE

Senator Dunlap. 50:: -per hundred. .l.,D. Smith, Mermaid.

3708-5-10-Zi

ll'.’RAWBERRY PLANTS. DUNLAP.

'75c. per C., $1.00 by mail: 85.00 per M. F. S. Reeves, Southport.

3706-5-10-ll

FOR SAI-I)-ONE ISLAND MARE. 7

years old; work single or.double. good driver. not afraid of ears, 1100 lbs. 224 Richmond Et.

ITANTIJII - AN IJILPEIHIENCIBD wiiitrrss. also kitchen mnili. Apply Parker licu:ie_, 3523-5-3-if -lé~--~------------- plain wAN'rc:D. I-‘AMu.Y or Tivo. ".lilrs. A E, Morrison, 257 Prince Bt-

' 3710-0-I0-Iii

WANTED - EXPERIENCED COOK for summer. at Highlands I-Intel. *Drill* to Mrs. William W. Mac- Larrn. Georgetown. 3621-5-'I-il

To Let

T0 LET-HOUSE Wl'1`ll'l2 ROOMS. °~ central, furnished or unfurnishcd.

ll hi-iiifciiccs. Apply Guardian.

., _ :sau-5-9-ai. £0 l.i;r-rivo com-‘oivr/ini.l; rooms, v:i'.li board. Apply Guard-

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,' _ Salesman Wanted _.________________ __

E N WANTED _ BALI!

lllnt for Prince Edward Island °°°¢ Day. li-ec outfit we want UI a reliable, anal-gene fqprg/gmrg. “ir to _nanaio the out duzrim on tha island. Um agency ia prom- lhlo. Write. Pelham. Nursery. Co.. ""”°°\°- Ou'-. s w. s-were

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‘ Wanted '

-CATS WITH NEWLY

R. Raymond. south-

Phona il'|b. 2838-Si-a.o.d.-tf

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COTTAGE (EUBNISIIEIM f°r July and August. Apply locality and terms to,X.Y.7..

an Office. 3004-0-10-tf.

can I-‘ore sAr.l-:-PAtGlr~cABRl0-

lrt Roadster (Rumble Seat) in good f~'\nd’tlon. ADDI? Mi-S! MMU” lt

.1amieson's Drug Store.

~ :isa`i-s-o-ai-cod

:usa ,cmclrs raoln mon 'rho-

ciucing Pure Bred Barred -Rock hens. 16 cents each. Jamas Stav- ert, R. R. 3. Summeraida. ' ' v

8022-B-'I-wed.-satu-Zi

I-‘OR 5uALE - 34 F0_OT.BOA'l`.~EN- :ine room and livl_ng apartment. For particulars call or write. Small- ¢~|- open boat maybe corisldcrcdla payment. Nathaniel Cav. Pownal. _ 3550-5-_G-saf.s8i. houses r-'on sans-Jusr Amnv-

od. two "vrlfmds of choice Ontario vm.---_=_ wfillivwrfin McNclll's Stables Duntain ri: Bcll's Wharf.

3719-5-10-Iii ,

Found

rounir on sr. rlrrsas' noan.

lungs' hat. Mrs. Frank McKay. mst lmyuiiy. soar-.5-9-ll

Male Help Wanted' _.

PI-rl-les t Moore dr MoLeod’a. 8-10-li

ATAENTION-K. of C. meeting, Monday. May nth. special Agent Wells will address the meeting. -

871'!-5-10-If

FRESH LOBSTEBS-South Shore,

20c Der lb. at Aylwa.rd’s, 302 Rip)-1. mond st. S71!-5-10

garage on King Street in the

rear of the Harland Apu-tmmtg md :___-i' brcak;ng front and roar locks onn cicxecl truck, owned by tho Im- :>e:‘1l Tobzcco Company, got “ny \\"tli 6,590 cigarettes and a quantity if Cil?‘sl's. The contents of tha truck were evidently gone over carefully, the rniscreants only looking for

book was left behind and so far as is now known, with nothing taken _from lt. The break was made some time after eleven o'clock as thetruck was placed in the garage about that hour. This truck is used for delivering cigarettes, cigars, etc., throughout the provlnce'and the robbers evidently supposed there wasi considerable goods stored there. Tho’ matter has been reported to.the po- llec.- - _

ADVOCATES STUCCO WORK-°

The plastering in connection with the splendid Kings University building, Halifax, was ,dong by J. J. -Camp-I bell, of Cardigan, P. E. l., who has] had a wide experience not only in, plaster-ing _but particularly 'ln stucco, work of all designs. l..caving'Princei,

Campbell went tb the United states; and travelled extensively throughout; the continent, specializing in stucco' work during the building booms in Florida and california. This stucco! work of all designs is used extensive- ly ln these two states. and is being more a.nd more used in the Northam States, where it is a comparatively new feature of exterior work. It is the opinion-dr-Mr. cumpoeli that this line of work could be- advant- ageously introduced into Canada in a more extensive manner.

ZION .CHURCH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES-'The-special services in zion church wul be concuct¢_d__by Rev. H. warren Allen. B. A., of west- ville, N. S. Mr. Allerrla-:om oiiztbe outstanding ministers of our Church and will be heard with pleasure and profit at our anniversary services, May ilth. Mothers Day exercises and special music by the Yoimg Men's Class. will be' features of this afternoon service. Mr. Allen will give a short address. The C. G. I. T. will also sing. Mr. ‘Allen will preach in the moming on "Mother." In the evening his theme will be, "Require- ments of the Christian Church." Zion male quartet will render “Moth- er 0’ Mine." Anthem by choir, “Fes- tival Hymn," by Dudley Buek. In the evening Mrs. Arthur Roper will ru-ig "Babylon," by Michael Watson. -'nie choir. assisted by Mrs- Roper. will render the anthem, "1-lark. Hilrk. My Soul," Tho minister of Zion will “change pulpits with Mr. Allen and will preach on appropriate therncs

in Westville. N. S.

‘N rsrtsoNAl.s

M.-. mini: reed. city weizhvr. left yesterday m°i_'nll1B On F V15" t°

friends and relatives in Montreal.

Mi... norcthei stewart. who hw been visiting her mother and grand- mother Mrs. D. Stewart. Kent Bt.. liao left on a visit to ottawa.

-~'Mrs. Henry J. Fitzgerald left yea- tcrday mornins 011 ° Vi-*ii "9 M" mqtliar, Mrs. J. J. Dunn, Somerville.

Mass..She_ was accompanied by he? ' young daughter, Willa.

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P08 IT IONB AS POSTMAN.

Clerks, etc., vacant. Write the M. C. C. Civil Bervicc Bchool, Tor- onto I0.

l‘.I. H. W. 5-3-I0-17-24-31.

MEN WANTED TO LEARN THB

Barber Trade through our special abort course. Expert training. Par- ticulars free. Moier Barber College. 573 Barrington St., Halifax. _ 4-1-ttstf.

T0 RENT LAIOI

°°"|¢l’\ll¥ located. Apply

BNU-5-104|.

lded mail

useful in

' erased in two seconds. Write now

IVIIOLIAN TAILICLOTIIS. Olli ' Boy! I-Iv# our Agents are cleaning up ll0.W daily. New discovery liri- erf tablecloths. Ink stains and dirt

for fm srfnpio outfit. Trianlle

Prcduets. Dx. B-21. Box 2303. Montreal. ll. \°!. lpb. lf.-Stl., ‘ '_ '_ . I _

3`T'I'IPNT

l!N".'i' Till! ' Good li

cicry

DEATHS

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MCADAM-At the (li:_'l Hospital. on May 5. 1930, .Elmer Francis McAdnin. infant son of Mr. tn.l Mrs. Fred vio- Ariam, Dcnaizli, used llfrw d1\Yf‘- noooooooovooooooooooo-040

! § N. D. .MacLean

umianraxsa

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musician 0 Nath Wlhhln

rum in '

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TRAINING SCHOOL FOB NURSES.

Stcphei‘i'.,`I-lcnty _,Gills Hospital, Haverhill; Nasa. standardized Hoa- ` pltal and i:c:;~.~.litcd school. Thrott- year coimo. Aft.l1:iticn| with Prov-i idenca' . CIW' Hospital and' Mass.

:ye and an imary. nzght licugl

800

Edward Island jsomeyears ago.-Mr.i

BOHITIIIINO APPQOPRIAII I0!

Mothers Day. Sea the baskets of

i a

. Activities are afoot in thrfootball fraternity It the present time for tlioresurraction of spring football in Charlottetown, and for the promo- tion of A game between an Abegweit tearn and the R. C. N. V. R.'s on Victoria Day, May 24. Qn the last named team will be. playing, lf a game is u-ranged, several star hus- klea of lut Fall's Abegwelts, in ad- dition toiconsiderable new material which is being groomed into shape by Jack Heam. However, for the Abogweits will be available several of their former star players from the

Plans

Continued from Page l'

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Mayor Prawss called on tho follow- ing gentlemen for remarks:--Colonel D. A. MacKinnon, W. H. V. Dunbar, A, W. I-lyndnian, A. W. Gaudet, A. Pickard, J. P. Simmons, H. S. Hen- derson, atc. All were favorably im- pressed by the Informa/tion submitt- ed by Dr. Yeo and gave lu-istinted praise to the committee for their gratuitous /services. , ' In the course of his remarks Dr.

Yeo submitted the cost of the,pro~

posec `rihi<"na`uieiy, building a:is,ooo, plant s25,oo0;"w-ith in indefinite a- mount for site. _liiewsta-ted that aev- eral sites _\a"é_r'c being considered and that it, woilia be unwise ui mention these or the probable cost at the present time. In all likelihood the sum or about ss5,ooo would oc re- quired to completely finance the un- dertaking. Hc asked the opinion of the meeting whether lt would be better to sell the entire amount of

stock or to sell $50,000 worth of stock nrid put on a mortgage with 6 per cent for the balance. It was the opinion of the meeting that it

the required amount.

The question of a name wascon-

sldered"'i-ind several suggestions were made auch as The Charlottetown

For-uni, The New Arena, The Colis- eum. It was decided to leave this matter in the hands of the direct- ,ors. ' i _

After some discussion it was de-

siot,ooo’eai>iiui. ii being puinteig out that a bonus of stock might eventu- ally bc given to the shareholders should the proposition be as great n financial success as anticipated.

The question of appointing pro- vls`iona.I directors came up and it was moved by Mr. Alfred Pickani and seconded that the following constitute tlic same ; -- I-I. H. Horne, w. H. v. Dunbar, H. `s.` Hen- derson, A. c. sinciuu-. J. P_ simmons C. C. Thompson and Dr. I, J. Yeo.

SOMETHING APPROPRIATE 101'

Mothers Day. See the baskets of pansles at Moore lc McLeod's. 5-10-ll

sr. Parr-:les cA"rlrannAl. ser-

vices tomorrow morning. Prayer at 11 a. m., Preacher Captain Bewley, of Church Army Evensong at 7 pfm.

YES'I‘ERDAY'S MARKET - Eggs

sold at 25c; butter 38c; fowl $1.40 to $1.80; apples Bc to l2c.; Mayflovlera l0c. In the fish department fresh herring sold at 25 c. doz.; lobsters 251:' lb and haddock 15c lb.

MOTHER’S DAY SERVICES-On

Sunday, May lltli, a "Mothers Day" service will be held in the Pr‘esbyter-- lan Church at Tryon at 'L30 p. m. An offering will be taken for Missions All are cordially invited.

CLEBGYMAN RETURNS-Rev. M.

Scott 'Fulton arrived home 'Thursday night after attending the meeting of the _Board of _Administration in To- ronto. Hc also visited _thc synods of Hamilton and London. Ha will be absent from tha city over the week end in Westville, Nova Scotia.

Erinitp Unitzli Church

- » SATURDAY "

7.00-Rummagc Sale. conducted by

Girls' Sunday School Class -

. Proceeds in all of Missions--4

Hearts Memorial Hall.

3692-ll. _ 1

_Western Guardian

..._-__ .-N0_'l'loa-_-Aii vaniqa who shi..- ed fertiliser _(rom M. J. Mcfvor, Kin- k°r_l.,wii1 please arrange to accept some by middle next weak., 3005.

..JnANosn" - wily pr-ir your valuable car below a ton-gallon giant bowl-of iniiaaunabie gasoline when safoparkiiig space ia at rear of Braun stbrsr.-' IUC-il-10-ai.

ans...-.

S.; f....;.%r.;.i.......' cm... 1' cum.: Guardian' tGreat Impetus to 3 acrnm iirl.~ils'rr:|i-'-i;‘i»f\XliYr.oE»=iiiiLr:~E4iih»‘liirzarz. s u. ._ .

UBGAN I1'-\‘VAL’l‘ER BICNUTT

.-!‘hEt‘i§`;D5i7S§;ice. " '

Preacher. ftcv. l’.`!o'orl~::id Leg:/c. B. D. 'Iho 'leuclicrs and €v'io‘:i:‘i of the Sabbath School will

be pnnnt. The (-’::ic:-al Assembly a 0:d:r of Service for

Football A

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mainland colleges who will mt that time be sponding their vacations on the fsland. The line-up could be picked from the following players,, most of whom, it is expected, will bc _ avaliable:-I"u|l back. 0'Neill; Halv- 9

'es, "Wen" McDonald, Glen Part-t ridge, Stewart Woolner, Stewart Mc- 5 Nutt; Three Quarters. "Pat" Power.; "I-lib" Saunders, 1:. Lifter. Art Fra- j ser, G. Bennett; Forwards. “'l‘iny". Matheson, Stan McLeod, Be-ri Tan- ; con, George Ayers, Bob Shaw, Jerry' Tanton, Em smith.

Island Student ' Read Valedictory

Commemoratlng the close of thc

ons hundred and forty-first year of the University of King: College, Encaenla Day was observed 'Thursday , afternoon in St. Paul’s Hall, Halifax with a large number of alumni and, friends of the University attcndingi the ceremony. Dr. A. H. Moore, pres- |

ldent of the university, presided. I W. S. MacNutt of Charlottetown delivered the valedlctory address. He l

would be better to sell stock up to

uidéd to ssl: for Letters Patqutllpr,

spoke on the history of Class '30, ol their entry into Kings for the first time just as the great campaign for. funds was getting under way. Those f 'were days of anxiety in which it was i often fclt that the great efforts which were being expended would be futile. As time went on there stretched out the vision of the new Kings greater ,than the old, more imposing and 1 more appealing, a. greater factor 'in the educational life of the Mari- times. That. vlsion was now a reality, but Class '30 wouldnot be able to -share in its delights. They stood on ,the threshold between the new and j the old. but they sid not grudge their |lot. Old Birchdalc was homelike and amenable to the formation of a real community spirit.

A formal farewell and words of

thanks are due to those who have made the sojourn of the class so beneficial and lo pleasant. Thanks are due first of all to,the president, Dr. Moore; to the dean of residence, Professor Nixon; to the Dean of Wo- men, Mrs. McCurdy, and to the Fac- ulty as si whole. And finally a fond farewell goes to the fellow-students

‘wire reliiiin ikhirid. '

Play Presented

In Heartz Hall

Hearts Memorial I-fall was packed

to the doors Thursday night with an appreciative audience who thor- oughly enjoyed the bright three act. comedy “June Time" under the cap- able direction of Mrs. A. J. Houlc. and under the auspices of the Will- ing Circle of the Kings Daughters of 'Trinity United Church. -

The cast was admirably selected,

each member doing full justice to his or her part. Although some of the members appeared for the first time they performed as eapably as those more experienced.

Many favorable comments were

beard of the exquisite stage settings which represented A living room in a bungalow which was delightfully decorated with cut flowers, and beau tifully illuminated with colored lights. "

Before the -last act Mrs. Houle

was presented with a magnificent bouquet or pink roses by little Miss Audrey Gillis, on behalf of the Kings Daughters. .At the close of the performance the cast were entertained at a ban- quet in the Sooal Hall.

A six piece orchestra rendered

pleasing music during the evening.

The following is the cast: Constance Wilbur-Mis; Ruby Mc-

Dougall. ~

Plurotte-Misa Eunice Storey. Mable Brown--Mrs. Arthur Henry

Oliver' ‘Cromwell Brown - Mr.|

Eddie Garnhuml .Dr. Curtia....Browri-Mr. Manton Whitlock.

louise Mitchell--Misa Lillian

Duchcrainj nr. .ui-euiiai-i must-lim A. iz. Mos-

her, -

The following comprised the orch-

estra: ~- “ ,

Plano-Misa Thelma Burris.

Cello-Mila Kathleen Hornby.

Vioiilji-Mr. Paul Hansen.

Trumpet-Mr. Lloyd Ward. Clarinet-Mr. Leo Ohaisson. --

Trombone-ma David oobum.

NOTICE

All accounts duo ua must be settled

onorblfor\|loy20thlnat.,bypay

SAVE l ON DRUGS

AT ..

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS

50:: Aspirin Tablets (Bayer)

vse Nujui

2oc Jol1nson’s Liniment . . . ...

11.25 i`~}§§5` ._ 97°

`°.1if..f.'$’.i`{"'_._._.____2_9c

f.'.'f‘f...F°_'_'f'ff'_“_ _ _ . 51.29

40c Castoria

60c Phillips Milk oi' Magnesia

:t¢"ci.;i'i;_oii

335.521.

§'l..llf.l'~'“f`__..._..___50c

75c Kruschen gn* Salts . . . . . lp,

$1.50 Pinlduimh ` nm, Compound . . . . . . ...

FACE gOWDER

Coty

25c Tooth Brush

_. 39c Magriesia. Tooth Paste

Both for

25c Listerine Tooth Paste

ui. i>§§.§.I.f.`..`i" '_ 3h

Chocolates for l\lotlier’s

Day,~Molr’s. `

85c- $1.00- $1.25, $2.25

504: Peppermint. Patties

(Fresh lui) 'Fruit Jellies .

354: Lysol

fi`.°..'..‘lf"f7f'f_°. _._ _ ._ 140

§‘l°.fli'FZf 116

;;;'I.'.;;;'_.._.___ 23,,

50c Ipana Tooth Paste . . . . .

Tooth Paste . . . . .

__'39c

i.i‘i..f’.Z"“'_1;i:::;::: 19°:

49|:

251.25 "‘f°.`_'f‘f__...._. 19°

'if..`i.§"2'§.°'_ _ _ ._ _ _ 90

'60c Forl1an’s Tooth Paste

If.f..V.f.f""_"_`....._.__39i>

25c P_ure White Castile Soap . .

ROSS - DRUG - UNITED

Succesors to

MacKINNON' DRUG ~ CO.

I i-iolviz or BETTER vAi.uEs

APPUINTED

MoN'rneAr. cAzn'r'r|: says 'mar lm rs 'ro nncolvn: sv- PREME COURT JUDGE.

, MONTREAL. May 9.-The Mont- real Gamtto today published tho fol-

lowing from its Ottawa correspon- dent:

It is learned that Premier A. C.

Govemmerit in Prince Edward Is-

short time, be appointed to the Su- preme Court of his province.

from political life.

DRPHEUSB AT VICTURIA

The Orpheus "B" excelled them-

selves in "Bits of Whoa" at Victoria last Monday liight. From the open- ing scene "The Buddies Re-union" with Dr. Robins at the piano, and the boys singing old-time songs, to the last "Bit," where Jack Stems rides a spirited horse upon the stage, , it certainly merited the name "WhoaT'

to hold it back. Art Bruce in three I different female .characters, upheld his reputation as an all round fe-

ClearanceAuction

Sale At Hennitagc

To be sold by Public Auction on

clock, _the following: 1 Binder (F dr W.) I wheel hsrrow, 1 drag narrow, gang plow. cultlvafor, cart, truck. waggon, driving waggon, wood sleigh. hay carrier, Renfrew separator, two acts working harness, set driving harness, roller. two horses, 1 cow, yearllng, 2 pigs, 20 hens, 10 cords wood, 5 cord lumber. also the house- hold fumiture including one range,

(Balkans) 2 bedroom suites. dining' room suite, chairs, tables, carpets, oilclotha dishes and numerous oth-

Vday. _ li . montl'ily._ _ _, _ _ , f2°‘m”:"““°°°§ ~-f',,'l“'°"’, '“, ° --'.-'nl nnrru.-onrcas orluin- in um to mu usoaiuaii. cms of sl- midst. ‘°'°""°""‘“‘“ I " '- '.1 U ' A-

Oiil hour

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male impersonator, as did Roy Quig- ley the leading “Soprano”

"The Doc" was there with his

"Monicle" and introduced the other numbers in a novel manner, which

could really sing when called upon to do so. r

To anybody who enjoys good sing.

ing and beautiful harmony, combined with plenty of high class comedy, wa

brought .down the house.

The Elsht really demonstrated they

heartily recommend "Wnoa". Good luck "Orpheus Eight"-Come Again!

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A. C. Vincent, D. D., Minister

Saunders," who has been head of the nfgaui-c.-um hubs.-in swam. r. 'r. o. 1.

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land for about three years, will, in a Motherk Day

MORNING WORSHIP 11 0'CLOCK

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For some time Premier Saunders. s(_l_mm__,,Remcm”" Th, Mothnun f ° 9 has been contemplating retiring . Mixed Qu“m¢¢¢_..M°ghcr_|o‘.e.. vom"

Mrs. Roper, Mrs. H. S. Henderson

It is believed that he will be sue- Mr. Colder, Mr. Stems ` I

oeeded by Hon- Walter M- Lea. Min- SUNDAY scrloof. 2.30 P. lil. ISIC? Of AiZl'i¢Ulf»Ul'€ Bhd PYOVIHCIBI Celebrate Mol.her‘s Day by following Mnther’| advice, Secretary Treasurer. “Go to Sunday School." ‘

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Anthem-“The Sun is Sinking Fast" .... Mark Andrew Sermon-“I‘he Secret of Success." -‘\“*h°m*°"T|10y That Sow in Tears" .. ..... . Gaul Mile Quartctic-iSelccted.)

- Mews Qulzler. Calder. Dinrweu and stems.

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the premises occupiedlby Everett W. ,,_,,_,,,,“,***.‘ .

srsclaa Alwrvsnsanv AND lviorlisas' DAY sanvrcas

MORNING ll a. ra.-Mother-'s Day. "Mo¢hcr." Rev. H. Warren Allen,

Male Quartetfc-"Mother of Mine” ., 10"",

i Zion Male Quartette ‘ ~4“"‘°"\-"|"°S¢i"ll Hymn" . . . .... Dudley Buck 1 The Choir

2.30.~Speeial Sunday Exercises.

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Rev. H. Warren Allen, B. A.

Solo-"Babylon" . . . . . . . . . M|¢\“¢| wsu,"

Mrs. Arthur Roper

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n caerrioonaspecllltlth ‘ " held by tre Sunday School. :I wh||;li~I.:e :B and members of Mr. Geo. MoI.end‘a Bible Class will lead the

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Dunphy, on Wednesisy. the 14th ‘ f:------_-_ f - _

day of May, A. D. 1930 at one o'- °“”

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