JUDY’ 10; 1925

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

WHEN ustnoi“

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

P. E. I. Presbyterial

' SHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

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/ witsoirs \

FLY PADS

ciao oinicjiorls {AFJIIFULLY AND ,

FOLLOW THEN/x’ ‘ t- atiiv/

ss: "rue ‘rwo special ‘values in adhe- on sale today at 45 cents per yard and 59 cents pcr yard.- Moort 8c McLeod, Limited. 2203

WEST AND CLYDE RIVER. — Services (Sunday, July 12th, Clyde River 11 a.m.. \Vcst River 3 p.m.

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~-l\ _ _,—' lhcsp services \vllI be conducted » “T/ . by the Rev. \V. H. McIntosh. a tor-

Bat o‘ an Fly Kmers 10c lner pastor of the congregation. W’ Pachu“ an Drum“ HIGHFIELD SERVICES. —The

Gwcers and Genera] storm Sunday School wlll meet at. Righ-

f/ l.cid a-i z p, ni. tollo-wcd- by the | u‘ churtzh service at 3 o'clock. Silh- Mnt cut o iect. The "lily (lathulic Church.

“Shoe Boil, ltiachcr, Rev J. Eustace Purdlc,

cappedHoc/z or “" 1* ' _ Bursitis-for THE s. s. "LOVAT" wltll Illl LXCIIISIUII from Pictcn and New I l ».~-ui w it: tluc ta arrive at Char- ’ lottctown about 1 p. in. on Wednes-

ylll reduce HIQIII and leave no blem- ishes. Stops Ismenes! PlmnPuY- D0” not blister or remove the hair, and the horse can be worked. $2.50 a bottle, de- livered. k F79."

Islands will be rtcclvcd as usiiai at (7arvc.ll's Wharf. SPECIAL SERVICE FOR OR- ANGEMEN AT MILTON.——— Tile Rev lfldwaid Alurris, M, A., of llali- ‘ fax w Ii lilt'.'Il'lI to ili- (irangenien in St. John's Church, ‘Lilo o'clock in tho levelling. Every- bctly wuiclilne.

g_ p; 1mm‘, Int, I41 Lymans Bldg, "HINDI

PREACHING SERVICE - There wlll lll.‘ preaching service at the Mnisbill-Itl lliilhist (‘lliircli on Sun- tiny afternoon, Jniy‘l2tli. at 3 o'- ‘ I,‘l( 'k, tfllllvllltfltll by II -\', Ross U i iioil. (Jliiirltitiotown. 'I‘lic public is cordially .livitetl_ to attend.

Bar-Owners 6i (lily Anti _ Oouniry g

CLVDE RIVTER- Rev. R, II. - Stavcrt ‘will conduct service in th\'

Inigsbytuiian Church at (ilydo

iiivil on SIIIIII‘ July 12th. at 7.30

'i'—'-" p. in. 'liliu .»-.- aiiniulnccll for

we are ‘ an - omcia, fl p, in. o-n July 12th. has been can

L‘ A Service Station H c llitl, A coiwiial invitation is on- ’ ._ "antlvd to all.

and givc prompt response

to all trouble calls. MHJ-ON AND RUs-nco AN_

(lLlCAN' SERVICESP- (J-n Stin- . day. July 12th the following will -, oi- ibt nel‘v‘ces: Mornint: Sunday

Wi- scll HART batteries for all makes of cars and

also repair rebuild and - ._ I , , __ , v ~ finial: ii Z»‘.1i.;i-‘il"'i.ii.°.i'.“.i“i1; iii‘; “"7 kmd‘ chilrcli services at 11 o'clock. Silh-

ji-i. The .\i_nriyr:; of the English Uhnich. Itivtning Su-nday School L St. Alarkki Church, Rustico at ' t;..‘io o'clock tuliiiwcil by dllc church

‘We have an up-to date and well equipped washing service and can also polish

and slmonme Y°“$°='- . trriuct- a; 7.30 o'clock \vitli atI-' w h t H f _ ‘ iillll stratnin cl‘ the Sacrament of aertfippggfmacnsi1ndo ‘f; ,. IlIu Ian-tin ‘Suppcr- at the close. do a 10h mm t‘ 1nd sans‘ . Anbjtclwwlia. we owe to thc Re- mctori, is,‘ 38 yréove ‘Ms -- fin-nitiiirii. The Rev J. Eustace

m you” Pllrllle, n. o. will officia-tc. QUALIFIED R. N's-In confor-

Battcry and Car Repair Dept» iniiy \\.lli "An Act I

“inf .ii“lldl Nulaiilg.‘ .i lioard oi‘

' I 9 ,- idxanilnt h- foi tli province has (‘h Town Garage bct ll\\;‘lllll. iuli-il_:|i~ iiilltiuti: Pres, N ‘l)r. . ., Ilac-Millali, Secy. Dr. I’

c- B‘ .’ - lJAYco; Menibi rs. l)r. J, A. McPhee, P"°P"'¢ tMiss l_iii!t~li_ son. Sm r l-‘nugiinu

f’ 164 9H,,“ 5""; inld .\ll.i:i Niirbolstin for th-q pn-rpirse, pmmc 590 oi cxtlininlng graduate nurses who

iliiive elti l'l‘(l on Illulr training since

|.\l.t 1922. The

nitly Iii-id “Iil the following _ I Ag- " I ‘ ‘d and receiv- , . ,‘ ,4, .._._ (Yaiins, Iiliss ‘IQTTTQLJIUIUIIOSSIY ‘Illas ilav on Miss ltoss, ‘l Nlisa Si ‘I. Al's..- (‘1I~., .\lI. . l6 |'itizirr. Al's-s“ Walls IIJIIAIIQ Mi: I ‘t - i M‘ SPRAV SPRAY SPRAV Iinrracli,’ - , , - r -¢i-.o>-_-_- y . §fi KALCIKILL s EGG LAYl-ut-Lcowri-zsr

Notes on the P. E. Island Egg Laying Contest fcr the 35th week ending July 3rd, 1926

l % ARSENATE OF LIME

Tbt- grout Potato Bug des ‘l lroyt-r, (loos lint »ln_lure thn “is plant. stays on longer.

l There was

,1 Sold in brls. I00 Iba., % "mt-a from the previous we m. The Qt‘ p11,.’ 50 lb_q_ m,“ l" smaller production being 867 eggs. This / hnp _ wins n falling off of 11 9.2118 ‘below i. , _ _ t e some wertk Inst ycar. The tot- Nlvl lyilférflp m“! Retail’ 10w nl niiinbor of trggs laid to date is ll ~ I‘ <i - 24 396. This liS 751 more eggs than Q BERGERS PURE pAms __. had been laid at the same tiate last ll GREEN your. Tho production for the wcck being 01.07“

w Sold in I Ib_ tins only. Mr. Sa-m McPhersionka pen of l; FLy o||_ White Log-horns lend the Contest

for the wcck with 56 eggs. Mr. G. It‘, ("oiinorflq While Loghtirns were second wiill 55 022s. Mr. Ivultctz‘ . llilniniu'.~t IIIITTIWI Itorks were third H with 52 eggs. and Mrs. Fred Mc- lniyrik White IJPKIIOTIIB tile-d with lllvt-rtit-t lloivaitfs White Izeghorna

fpr spraying cattle. ‘This is tho liI'.‘<lI ily IITIIlPHIIOII on the market. They never conic buck.

SPRAYERS, SPRAVEFIS

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r Cull ut our Seed Store for t Jml w_ nbnvo. . lint-ks for fourlh pliicc l ‘ ‘ vggs each. LARTER & (J0, Mr, o. F. chimera White Log- ’ horns ari- l"-st iii tlic Contest to LIMITED Mp 3am MC.

'5 dale with 148G ragga. ‘ Pharaoh's White Leglioruis are sec-‘

Seeds, Fcotlsm Flour; ~

ond with 1459 eggs. Mr. Jtoiseiph Pllllllfl’ Sllllilllol‘ CIITIIIICIIIIPFS IIarrt-d Rocks are third wlili l-Illivoggs, Mrs, Frcd

Mclnlyrcls are fifth with 1380 entw- Mr, \Viiltcr lliliriainfis were foiwth wilh 1337) Mr. ltldwurtl Ilullpitfs pin of Ia-lzhorns No. 3t WPTe filXlh with 131W eggs, and Mr. A. Wlsncfs White Wyundotles with 1321 eggs.

Professional Cards

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l)r. A. JTLa Coursiere

DENTIST Montague, P. E. Island

o»... of cm Albert J. Fraser

McDonald's-i McPhee o B. A.

"~ A. announce " n, A. . Barristers, Attorney. 1539' " Money to Lmsn "In; Building Charlottetown

DAY DREAMS

dinni- unis-unn-

80s our window display of the

ll. F. MnPIIEE DAY DREAM "n,

VANISHING CREAM TALCUM POWDER

_ mom SALTS L} com ontsm n1’. C. C. Archibald noues nah nl N. Y. Punt flrllflnnte L‘? sTlcK PERFUMES

'7‘ Mscllral tk-heo} and llonpilal "who llmltul to lye, Iur, Nose and Tllllll om"- niul-r Ihlllllllll

b (In-at (lIrYIQ lltreet 91F limits-Q tn ll a. n. I to I p. m. Telephone UGO-J.

momma; l’ B. A.

+11“. IOLIOIIDI. I10.’ loan to baa

ETC. ..

This la the llns used and recommended by such asle- oritlcs as Babe Daniels and Ethel Barrymore.

11.1. WORTHY

Tho nams represents our policy ol worthwhile goods n WQmTI-{Y prices

(Li) Jill“, ltr. igiit IUI tlic hlzigilalcn

2192 7 13 3i.

At Mt. Stewart CORNWALL-Scrvb: 1 C . ' t Iwall circuit, July IZLbfAAIoI-(tyll Illlll- MORNING SESSION Shire 11, a. ln.; Liurnwail 7.30 p, Ill.

Rem IL Pierce. Pasta!“ Welcome sunshine greeted the

delegates to the 38th annual meet- ing of P. E. i. Presbytsrial which niel. in St. .-Inurcw's United Church in the beautiful village of Mfllllll Stewart. on July 8th. The church was nicely ticcorated for the occa» slon, and a ivholc-hcnrted welcome was extcudtd the visitors by till! Indies oi‘ the congregation. 'I‘li\': opening seamen was at 10 o'clock with llll, president, Mrs. Nell Maw Leod ln the chair. After prayer In’ Rev. ll. II. Penwarilen, pastor 0! the church, Mrs. Sheen, of OLBIITY- lcd the devotional exercises, issisi-

IT WILL PAY YOU to got our prices on GASPE CEDAR S1IINU< LES and posts. Cargo just arriv. cd. W .'l‘. Wcir, Stunlcy Bridge.

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SHANTUNG SILK 59 CENTS. A spt cial sinuii lot of this very at- iractivc fabric is offered here at Si) cont; per yardr-Moore & Mc- Leod, LllILlPll. 2203

CHURCH SERVICES AT BEL-

FAST.——ltc-_v T. I). Ihirdle will ell by Nlrs. Win. Adonis anti Mrs. conduct l).vino Scrvict: In St. Mujgl- 'l'l)wll\;4_5ll1l_ JOIIIV-a l'l'vhllyll'r.s~ii Church. lk-l- Mrs. Nlillllllfibfl, of 0 Leary, I170‘

Ina-it, Sunday July 12th at 11 a. m.

scnicd the yearly report In he!‘ anti 7 p. Ill.

ilsual interns-ti s manner. 011i 09 64 auxllin in, Fifi reported. showing.‘ a nluniibeisliili of 1168 and an aver- age illtcilililllcl: of 522. Flat 111v!!!‘ auxiliary was organized and Uetirlze- town re-oiganizcil during the Ye“- Highcst aveiui-Le attendance t-i shown by Stanley and Georgetown. (83%), Lot It; (74%) 11nd Sourls

BRADALBANE JULV 12TH.— Sacrament 0| the Lord's Slipper. Prcparn-itiry services Thurutliiy night at 7, Friday at 1i and 7, and Saturday at ll. I), I\', Iiosli, IVIOIICI" utcr of Session. , t,

,SlIl)[)“l' will bi: ilisipanattl in "mo" nldlarlsville Proiibyli-rian Church at lllll‘ ilosi- OI Ibo 1i (folock service. tlTllU (evening ‘SPTVICI’ will bc held at

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l Mr. .1, liuiniii. Oyster lieu Bridge,

iaclilig the

-xaininatitnis were

a falling Off or 35

G- M"n'""“l‘l'5 Barred friends In thc city and particularly with 51 those who nict him on the football,

(71%), lfi-r llgtun leads in molflvj borsliip \vi.ili hi‘. Jllwfl? WW0 "" liic members ~Vallcyllelil and Sum- merslill: contributing foilr each, ulitl Iinlnilton tlircc. Home heipelfa- 1.'l7. Societies rclitl-‘llllil (lifllnlm

HARTSVILLE-On Sunday, Jilly 12th. the S: iuiniciit of tlic Lord's Illc

5 p. in. IIIFIPZIII t.f 7 o. m. its first stud)’, 23in Alums “Em- 2' Copies m tinncuncc,il kindly note change of "Mfflfiiliéll All; ‘ ‘I u u, the holl- oi‘ llil‘ tvviiin: service. She Irlilllll" “ill m“ ‘mu

Mission study in "lei-timid; tlic. otlolis, informing tho lnind, bio-ll

euipg llhe sympathies. and develop- lng intellectual power."_ III ‘I-hf‘ absence of tnc Ilolne Mission’. S?" rotary Mrs. Christie, ll“ P9110" W“? read by Mrs. George GOFIIOII» 0A ;\llICI'l.QII. dnduistrlai collllllllllli l" Nova Scotia had made gm!" d‘: lnimds, upon the workers flI1I0il_-, the foreigners there. MOM. (l! lllc minis in this Presbylfiflfll W“ raised by volnnlaiy givnilé- 45 cieties had reported. of whom ..~l had inclcsiu d their giving. MP5- Christlc rccoiiiini-uiled the stud)’ of the summary found in the Anmlfll Itupurt. 'I'otal {or Iioinc Xllfiéllfillfi was $2,02li.ilii, 0t which $128 was cmitributcd by North Bcilciluc, $121 by North ltustico, and $92 by Ixcn- singtoh. m

A thoughtiili paper ‘Ibo Chal- llynge Ql‘ lllli ll()lll"' hy MP8. 1001111.)? oi‘ Keusingzon, was read by Mir-- Robertson, and zinotlicl" “Gluunlllfvi II‘0llI the Woifviiii: (loafer-ence" by

TIIIH will pr-ivt-nt tlic wrviccs at ilarlstlillc and ‘SHIIICIICI coming Ili- io conflict. a'll are cordially inviivil, 'l‘bcri~ will not, h: any service other than Sunday School Ill the Iirook- field nod IIIIIIIPI llivi-r (Yhurtlhes. ---i<-oei—-

PERSONALS

Dr. Leo It‘rziiilt has l‘L‘lIlti‘IIL‘lI froiii a business Ilip to Montreal.

Mr. J, It. '.'h IIIOIUILII t ollic

l, Rollo ty yetcrday.

llay,

Mr. John Ulllis, llarlniigtml, ivast a v.::ilin lo tlic city yesterday. Mr. U. (l. Dawson, Bulellno, was tlic city y-tiltffllily on a visit.

WIIIr. a visitor in th,» cliy yestc-miay. .\lr. \\'. I... Poiilti alitl bliss Sybil

Poole, Zllilllllltglll) wcrc ill the city on a. visit yLSIUFIlily.

Mr. Iivnry Wood and soils Ilarold lip, and Milton, with Mr. Wallace Itomhlyl Vernon, lnotoretl to tlic city ycs-‘ll terday.

ion Ilanils was read , The .|_()l.Ill giving bands was SIJITZLSZ. U19

from ill

I Alihxsrs .l. J, ilughis, John W. Mc- Lean, ainl II. i). .\li'l..uill, Souria, were among the visitors to thq- city ycsEi-rtiziy.

otlnc. The greatest incu-iisi) i"

suculxdhe Iafc .\‘ll.‘llllli‘l'tilllll _“'“‘* tiilcatc offered as a prize, ‘illr. I". ll. Conrad lcfi on ‘Puesilziy laist. on a iillslllcss liip to St. John-s, “ml l»; Ncivlunntliaiitl. llt~ was iICCOIlIpJllI-lof gllerln-oo]; ed by Mrs. Conrail. , I,,-u-l;,l¢ll_ “m” Prcsbltcrial aildcnt to the iMrii G u. Iiclnlrc, Mzs Win. Mc- vllle C,,,,f,.,,.,,,.c_

Mciicllan were lunch

Three Killed 1n.

Miss Amy Linklctter. of Sllnllllflf" sitic, was road by lvlrs. (l)r.) Mal- Mrs, Ruth IlosweIVs report on by Mrs.

linnlicr band being “Gi'aIll-" 01' N011“ n51‘

‘giving ivas by the Sunimcrsldc band __;;>,g over Inst, year, who Illvltlly I I‘-

Atlllrtissrs by Rrv. John Stirling Ill)- wus chosen as the M s Marion 'I‘n\vnsl~.nil. Wolf-

' Sumincrside.

Auto Accident;

(Canadian Press) - wiirri; PLAINS, N. v., July s.—‘ 'I'hrcc nicn were killed, one injur- ed and u fifth escaped unscathed wbcn an automobile In which they were driving crashed into a tele? Iirapli pole between White Plains and 'l‘arrytown early today. -———<-e->—i-

Safety First

'I‘hi.- Assembly Room in the C. It. itullway Station Wfls packed to. til.» floors by railway employees until Illlll‘ friends \VednesiIay oveilng tui nee an excellent moving picture] sllliiY, ill the IIIIQIXSIS of "Safety IPirst." (reudiictetl by Mr, \V. Ii. 'l‘0ui, Safely First engineer of Montaton. iieforc tho pictures wcre shown Mr. 'I‘out explained to his largo audit-nun tlic idea of the "Safely First" campaign and the reasons why tlic (I. N. R. hvc three Safety ‘ti-st ~nginccrs constantly employ- ltl over the 12.0011 liiilcs of railway. to Hillllfilli‘ employees and patrons in tho not SSIIy of being carful aiitl taking no ciianctcts. Mr. 'I‘out, who is an interesting and pleasing speaker. ialkcd ull through tlic showing of the pictur- cs, tixplainilig the iliffcrcnt charac- : rs and results of their evil work around plants and factories. Tlii- principal zicior ill this in- [Pris-ting story was “King Care- li-ssness" and Ills iinps, “Take a Chance." “Didn't Think." "Ilorso Play“ and scvctrzil others, nanios f.iiniiiiil' In every factory and plant. A large manufacturing plant was shown tind the results of the in» sidious work o fthosc Illllls clcar-' iy shown. (lilo scene that. seemed to loiicb tlic large audience was the exterior of Ibo plaiil. wilt-re workmen were piling heavy castings; one receives 11 slight scratch, and instead oi‘ going ai once t0 his foreman or Safety UIIIIIIIIIIIPQ for treatment, ii suilvd hautlko‘chief~—gvl'ln Iilltillm is \\'I'il]I|I\‘Il around the scratch; blood poison ilevelops and the ho» pilal scene finally shows this WUFIIIIHIII about to lose his hand. All of which could have ‘been proventcd, as t'.\'l,)lillllt'il by Mr. Tout. by tlic cnftirvina of First Aid Rules. It sticiccstetl that on tn».- of the Safety EllgiIli-trrl ‘ger hall be secured and public gliliwrtiilv inviletl :-" ihcse plctums are an immense aid Io llul only Railway elliploytes. but evi-ry workingnnan.

ganizatioli. Mrs. Ross, 0i? Bedcquc, gave an inlornial talk, pausing on to i’lt~iili,vit-l'lal, the lnotto given by the Limit-rotor of Synod to the Iltilvuiiti people at their rut-out (ZCIVIIFIIIIOIWJTIHIS rift’ to the Past, coats olf to tlic Future." Alias Gordon, of the Credential Committee, rvpoitetl an inspiring address by Rev. I). K. Ross. The oillcers for the nuxt. amt- IIon. Pres.—.\lrs. B. Rogers. Al- bcrton. I)I‘I3SIII(‘.III."\II‘S.

your

Neil MacLcnil.

Kay. M so lllttlltflll: Millar, Mrs

Win. Kennedy and Miss Eileen Mc- AFTERNOON SESSION. Luri zicconiptiliitetl, by ‘Mr Laurie

Mwldllfl Illolillkll 1° U“! B")? W5‘ Devotional exercises were led by terdiiy fruui Murray Haibor North M“, J, ,VI_ Matspgoil, of St. Peter's.

to nttc-nil the Presbylerlal of tlic agglgtgd by Mrs. K. Webster, unti Continuing Pri-sbyterian Church.

Mr. and Mrs. Itianry J. IVc-il of SOIIIIIIIUTVIIIU, .\Iass.. are visiting at the cid lionic in Norboro. It will be remoniiberctl that itwo years ago this suin-lntn- Mrs. Well was Imlne attending the funeral of her father the lalt Jaincs L, (Iilils. This is Mr. \V\1.l:-i first visit, l0 P. E. I.

worded address of ivelcolnc WfI-“l given by Airs. Stewart Mirlualilllflll- President of .\it. Stewart Auxiliary. and responded to ‘by MrH- J01!" Sterling ill her own charming inan- nor.

Mrs. Percy McMurdo. Secretary of Y. I’. Work, gave hcr report. Two new societies. South Bcilellilt- and Malpeqilo (with (i0 members)

1\Ir. B. C. Allen. Si. Nicholas, P. E. 1., and tlic Misses Ruth, 'l"uxle and Thelma Allan of Union Cornetr Lot 15. have mturnetl floni attend- ing the funcrul of the lath Mrs. Mont Allen, Rayiiclil, N. S. Mr. Moat Allen is a brother of Mr. Fred Allcn. Union Corner. Ills wife had

172. Average attendance 155- North Betletlilo led in ‘IZIVIIIR. Willi

9d .10 $898.58. .Mns. Townsend, of Shnrbrgokc- rend a most interesting 11111161‘ Th"

boon ill for over a yoar wilh a Call ol’ our Mission Fields,’ flllll most dreaded disease. flllflthPl" on “Stcwartlsbilf by =1 ---- valued woikor, Mrs. ‘Horton of

ilir, and Mrs. I1, A. Helm. and Mr. anti Mrs, J, S, McMillan. of Que- bec City, lnctnrtetl from Quebec to attend the Oltl Home Wcck colo- tbratitm. Mr, McMillan is n Char- lotiietown boy and will receivi- wcIl-olne from

Lower Montague, was much appre- elated.

Miss LOIlIse Lawson, of Charlot- tetown, snibmlttcd her Trensilreris report. The highest congrcgu-ilnlls in order of giving are as follows: North Iledetluc, New London, Ron- silngton, (VLcai-y. SIllIIIIlC-SIIIU, Cav- endish. Montrose.

Total for Foreign Missions $4,829.30 Total for Home Missions. 2.0261» IIam I-Icung Girls School 1.336110 Sundry receipts 32-70

Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $8225.04 Dedicatory prayer was offered by Mrs. (Rev.) Geo. (lrnni, of Orwell. The President explained tlic "Janet Bluckwootl Memorial Fund" which will g0 towards the Ham Heung School. and it was dccidcil to adopt this as next year's "Slur ciul."

Mrs. tltcv.) I1. Toombs, of Mar- quis, 5min. gave u most Informing talk cn W. M. S. work in that pro- vlnce, where there are 16 Presby- teriuhi. The second Sunday In September is reserved there an W. M. S. day, when all the minia-

basebull and cricket field.

. BRINGING UP FATHER-

Mrs. Horton. of Montnzllll. A Well‘

were organized, Total membership

New London and Kcnslniztun close- ly following, and the total amount-

Ist Vicc-Pres-Mrs, Geo. (lrant. Orwell.

2nd Vicc-Prcii.—-\Vm. Adams, Mis- coilche.

3rd Vi<:c-Pres.-»Mrs_ J. A. McLoL lfllt, Valleylielil.

5th VIcc-Pres-Mrs. I‘). Lockliart.

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A PAIR OFSIMMONS PILLOWS OVER $12.00

SPECIAL DISCOUNTS neon BEDS, s

Simmons

White Enamel

Iron Beds

White Enamel Iron Beds in

a good design. Regular $6.50

All

Special $5.95

.. Simmons

Felt lilattresscs

$7.45

Made expressly for us of

fleit, roll edge. well extra good ticking. $10.50.

Special ‘$7.45

tricking. all sizes.

Stiurls.

Trcasurcr.—»Miss Louise Lawson. Charlottetown.

sooty-Mrs. A. .l. Matlicson, O - Leary.

II. M. Secty-Jvfrs. Geo. Christie. Aibérton,

Young People's SGCUC-"MTS. D. M. MncLeoil, Itlnntcr River,

Mission Band Secty-Mrs. Keith Boswell, Victoria.

S-tildy Book and Reports Sccty.— Mrs. G. C. Gordon, Alberton.

The evening meeting was vcry largely attended. Rev. John Stcrl ing, read the scripture lesson, and prakcrs were offered by Rev. .\’ir. Wilson and Rev, D. K. Ross, Greet- ings froln Presbytery were present- (‘ll tby Rev. E, Lockbart, mid Rev. Ii. H. Periwardcn and were respond- cd to by the president of Presby- itiriul, who occupied the choir. The Home Mission speaker was Rev. II. Toombs, oi‘ Sank, who present- cd some of the problems of tlic West with special reference to the growing menace of Mormonism. The other speaker was Rev. W. I. (irecn, recently rcturncd from ‘Trinidad, who ‘gave onc of the finest Foreign Mission IIIRIPCSHBS over heard at Prci-ibytcrial. The singing was particularly tine, with solos by Miss Whltcman and Mrs. Anilorson, and ti duet by Miss Edith and Mr, Roland Jay. Miss 1G. Pick- ett was organist. The delegates lrlt for their homes delighted with their stay in this picturesque vil- lage. among such hospitable peo- ple. They admired particularly the tbcnutlful Interior finish of the church and the Window. This meeting of Presby- icrlal was unanimously pronounced one of ‘the must interesting and in- spiring ever held In the four do- ciidesot its history.