Mount A. Secretary

MI. JOHN C. .\1AT'l‘llE‘\’\'S

IACKVILLE, NB. The executive o! the lison Federal ' - tall meeiing app c. Matthews UH‘

suuose _. Matthew I!!! cam on h duties in addition 1:1 his \

field secretary inr hiuuiil A.l

Nov. Z Mount

Mlfwilitafflli“ l‘ ‘l ill?ilJ‘ll-El:‘litiilgfléliirldidlllgglffitfifieg; 31°"? emrieycr. saving a. smell wlwbehatihéw‘.*" , _ ' itui. riiiti- iviccoixlic, who also Put 01' 5'0"!‘ B811"! 1Z0 85W" H‘. graduated {mm mince zillklll\._iéllflefl the services at. the tdilm 1H;0$:u€0; (ygurlszgdgg. yo: xflghfigsiigeelé? zlftkfgd rdifwe 1H6 many floral tributes. Mass over, Th, pfQgfM-nmg 1, pgp-

IHI: MIG; Allison Univ ‘SlIY 19m, Hg w“ Senior Alas‘. 1 Mount Allison Acndcmi’ 11111 i‘

English for three YPHYS. Du1.. tslcqcclll.—;illble and Allan. iwrly becomes the first item in m; past three summers he has always-Helen unu uus. Bud. the budget rather than the lalt. been active as iielti sc-(‘i'i'till‘_)‘ (or: 11nd not. Manager and blau] The lan to which I refer, the Mount Allison in the Mariiinies, lglislévlgiltiwlgloahmCv-ié-lgi- lgr-kli-lld Sun ifs Salary Savings Plan. Inning?‘ fail became iuli time] 1C0"- Lm“ Agnew lgwpuyssl ‘mug?’ l. M, flexm. m“ ‘ program“.

MISCOUCHII lllGIl 5011001. Grade X1: Edna Martin‘

ltha Arsenault; 1. 5131115" ‘lchard.

X: i, Louise cudet: I. Grail; Gsud-et; 3, Begnice Dea-

oches. _ Grade IX: i. Catherine Gallant: Marjorie MccNell; 3, Una Gul-

' V111; i, An line Arsen- ‘gllilnrgaret Snlill; l. D911!

an,” 1, Joan Williams; Z. Small; I, Rose M. Dee-

ee. . Grade VI: l. Velma Polrier; 2.

bssees Condos. Lucille Martin; z Steele

fir" v; 1, jay“ Williams; 2, M, e Williams; 3, Dmald Gil-

Gn. IV: l. d. Estelle Gaudct; 3.

sde m; '1, Mona Gallant; z.

nqgawaes, Eileen Gsudet: J1me one

Gallant. e 11: 1, Wands Steele; 2. inc Williams; 3, Helen Marie . Arnold Powers.

aged. 1-, 1, Maurice Gaiidet: 2. y Williams; 3, Clarence Gnu- ’ rcial Department - i,

spur-pg; 2 Marie Larkinl 11 Ann Cassie. Albina Bern-

nTnTIFEiFoHi.

foflpwing nus eri o! thslMary pcbool recsicve hlonor Stand-' inirstcne, Dartmouth. N.

for months of Sept. and Oct abeticel order): ode VII: Francis Blanchard. Osrnll, Harold Warren “d; v1; Frances shcphord. Grade V: Donna BO\\'I1P55. 51111‘- UV Onrell, Lloyd Seaman. Grade IV: Elizabeth McLean. Praught, Frances Wilson. aide III (a): Greta Hansen.

Ion Suclsbury Grs

‘Helen 1am. Barbara

l, John Al- T911.

" the owner at a 0.1.1..

Ilflspirin Eases Headache

iAlmosi‘ Immediately “Qcnuine Aspirin's new priccs now

. O like it easier than ever for you

h [ct last, eflectiva relief from headache misery.

'"|Y ISFIRII WORKS $0 Fl“ Ill with your own cycs why Aspirin flhel hold of pain a few minutcs lfler hiring. Drop an Aspirin Tablet hhlgllss ofwntcr. Almost instantly I begin! to dissolve. And that same hit lction takes place in your kllllch. That's why Aspirin rclicvcs

so quickly. For years Canadians

relied on Aspirin for fast relief, k dective rclici'—ahove all-for fiondablo relief. Get Aspirin at jdruailt‘! todsyl

‘III RIDUCE PRICI! ‘

~ ers. Arnianlcnt Depot. Dnrtxrwut-h. roblsms and ability to save. s: i“; we» - e- Wlovvees o; Jame‘ “h” Co" Dub c assured iuid in t event

Catherine Mc- '

‘K11? .

In Memoriam

MRI. PATRICK MJOMILLAN

The death ozxuri-ed at the Char- IOttCtUhIA nUblJltd-i. on ‘luesusy. UcLODel‘ litn. ui 1111's. cutrlca n1...- imiian. U111» Leno uailauhuai) alter U» b11011. hlllfiéi ‘db L118 fill: OJ 01

yflii". Berri“ vmovco to Duunouth. Nova scone iiwui tnrce yea-rs mo. ‘ "

uie deceased came iicuie to 0011814“ 11.x Diijoltlull. and on auvioc en-l tereci tne nusunai

811.1011, “HLH: Mil: ldptuly. when uie uiioi VUHCU and, culled Mal‘.

The lute ivus. inahviiiisn was oi a Ann; Lausoslltll character. being a. iucnLuJ‘ oi inc m. Uilblflfl Auxil- Aoly 1c!‘ nlmly who. ruin Win ca [Clllélllurlvu oven who anew hell AUA 1b.!‘ lllilllv K1110 H5315 O1 CfllIll-Y. one will ue sacuv missed by nu" iannlv and inanv friendl-

ane leans.» to iiioum besides hzr soirowum husband. cons n11“ n-e uaLigill/UXS, namely: tiudLY. biliLiiOl/uclflllill. vincont. Detroit. Michizsii. Luivni, U. a. .1.llll.V. vvcisefl. . .... lJCcAUAL, iVdClllINl.

, Everyone known that the dit- ference between future security snd insecurity depends not on whet is earned but on what 1| saved. . q 111111): whet you will do when old age deprives you 0! thfl means of cumin your own live- iihood. Thin}: w at your 1111111! will do i! by your untimely death they are lstt to carry on clone. Mthout our income to reed. cloths, sh tcr and educate em. Ordinarily it is difficult to lcve mono but now, in keeping with the mos, a new and eely way o! saving bu been u- rsnged. Just as the Govcmmmt has made it easier to pay our income tax at regular intervals from the salary cheque, so 1n- depcndoncs for old age and pro- tection tor wife and children can now be conveniently provided by small salary deductions. . What could be more sound than, with the co-operatlon of

AlflUilOe 08.11. iu-my Overilnl. Helen iivirs. LVJJUL\€HI-al.‘:, .4011- . ticui. h .i....-e iMrs. Murphy). Dartmouth.

. a.

ltuoullll liiunlrcal.

14_§~I~U| Li-itinouin. N. S.

uoxoin... UdIlXllUUi-ALN. i.

i Also one smei- .niu live IX

illlQ six KlJMUCllil-LLYIHL ilie iilinixii ati not... W61? held It

yon-us atilu messages or svmiuatnvl L Linen inc esteem in wiuch i-he ‘deco-used was lulu. PillU\‘.——.t"Blllll§’.

msnent and uninterrupted be- cause the deposits are auto- matic. The savings dollar pro-

ot saving can be adapted to flt the needs o! each wage-earner, single or married, man or woman, according to individual

Ml‘. mid Mrs. P. C. Trainer and gllligllliy, Mr. and Mrs. John Square- l‘ 2s.

wi-eatlw-Cnrbenters and Paint-

ol entering the service of en- othcr employer it is a simple matter to continue the levin arrangement intact. ~ Let me toll you more nbout thk savings phi and slew you how sully it can he adapted to meet: your bwn requirements. Jllll cell or write

‘mouth. N. 3.. UnlCk and less wn-

iinms. l Cross-Mr. Coulter and girls. ‘Root. sxnuson 00.. Ltd. Montreal.

i MASS calms

1 Family: Vincent and Cert: Prank and Monica: Hilary: Edwin; Maur- ‘ice: lJJLLlSI Kathleen, and Dickie ‘il/IKUMHMJI. Detroit. Mich.; Mr and

Mrs P. V. Callaghan, Detroit. . M1011. Bemanl Callazhan and fam- H. C. BOHAKER imvglgtyanllgxkazia Mrs JaAmes (gal- n a-mily. Fort u: us" *8 callazhan and family: ‘ill “F! 0F lillllll-

luroniuic; Mrs. family‘. City: M1‘.

Callaghan. Fort Au charlothl-owno P- E- 1-

stus: Mr and

IAYI QOIIOOLI FAIL

Joseph Lichestein in I-l! srtlel

national osnsdlsn youth

Lleszue o! Canada.

In his article enti‘ "D0 lligh School llducstion You For Mei-rinse?" Mr. Lichl ein who also

cent surve cmon dians n whe or the schools ere doing c scod Job preparing people for marriage. "Thus the schools are indicted by thee most directl concerned. the students. for ther prcvidg prof " instruction in l-he most vital leld oi’ ills. that o! 1o- clal relationshi .” he nye. ‘Edu- national admin tutors n vol! n

Tho Exports Say:

UITAWA. N" l APPLE RED: Apples cannot be ranked c1110“! 1-119 m9” vlwm‘ rich ioods but they d0 con I111

ohiel uirmeliin o! the Nutritive nivisiaii. When sovie- lr‘ 1W1 generously these small ImW-llle "In add a. worthwhile iontributiosi l0 our dist. "sire adde- O! course. everyone likes e991! for their own sake and "W! Q9 mo|t roi- us when eaten u they come from the tree. $111 W! 0r! apples used in sllmdl and fruit euPl add more (gill oolofe-sAnd tines)?’ Ely oi mo. n8 EDP wile" ' llig wiilh the skin on (YOWRG 01 course and with s minimum of

Mrs‘. Eddki Calls: an. Dzumcrr Mr. and Mrs. L u. molly. 111......- uort: Mr. and . , : Mr. and Mrs. uan uni-n- ani. City: Mr a Mrs Jc i .$“ll‘:"“%.l‘“i; i ‘ '. ' . . n I. Mum,“ Plcwm N, SJ ML gm NI. riinquiinn MscRAI

Mrs. ueonze Prowse. Citv: Mr. and The" l‘ “M”, wrww among“

Mrs. Vincent Leonztrdf '; »

and Al“, J A Macmnggfi Clllg: s large circle oi relatives and Mr_ and M“ Michael 608mb and irienda upon the passing or Mr. fafnflyv my; M,’ Michael Mano“ Farquhu lilwRce, which occur- 411d and ramnv, gm; M, and red recently at his late residence. Harry barter city; 5g, ghariu 9 Green Street.

Allhllla-l‘)? Society: Mr. and M“, The deceased, who had suiicr- Fxl. McCai-villc. Detroit. Mich.; Mr, Id ill health for the past several

and Mrs. J J Dllffv‘

I , - . Margaux years (during which time he was and Net-tie Buote. Montreal. Que; ovlnllfiolttenddd by his devoted

B“°’°' m“ ‘Y ill" ‘mi’. 1.5.2. “Edd? "lmoflil" , ~i - com s an or u e i231? é“? aR§¢>MrM°C°I"111°- C11!" and the end came, without out: lgcgzfi ‘Chg; n4rssiarlclt§ggfl Ierinx. on the evening of Monday. 3,1,8. Laura Hughem -_ - October 9th. ,,,,,,,, ..

‘wflikm- and [flan-m ._Born 79 years ago, in Canoe

Mrs c) _~1 > 5 -h_ - . ' Cove, on the old MacRae home- lMFS, w“"¢°§.. m§...t§.'§§5hMr;;;_a§fl .§L§.a.d...th.e..son of the iaiisrviniey Mr, and My5_ Leo Grady‘ Barb MacRae and his wife, Ann Mac- inoiith, N. 5,; Ann“; Cm”, EmeL Nevin. Mr. MscRae spent a great-

|Thvlmas and Tlllll‘. Montreal, Que- er part u! his life in Canoe Cove

<91)! and Mrs. R R. Carver. Cit —wnence, in 191B, he removed to | F119 Vessev family. Halifax, N. 5., and several years ,lv‘1_1" and Mrs. James McKenr. later, to Detroit, Mich. In i927. gill’. M1‘ and Mrs. W . Somers. he came to Charlottetown, when . “llmilui-ll- N- S-J Misses Phyllis he became a partner in the Earle

i grid Marie Somers. Dartmouth, N.

ML fir“ Mn» Fisheries Co., from which buli-

ness he was compelled to retire,

in i938, on account of ill health.

He was a man of the highest in-

tegrity, and noted for his honesty

I _ and manliness. He was a member

oi Zion Presbyterian Church. and

l SPIRITUAL OFFERING] during his long illness, always

locked forward with great pleas-

| F/O. and Mrs. Dnnnld McDonsig lire to the regular visits oi’ his be-

. MP5. Joseph Revel]. loved pastor. xtev. G. Carlyle Wcu- ster

-\l_1‘s. Catherine Tierney anti . ifllnlly He wasMiziwlceAmsrrieciizggrst, in _ LBW-to s: iii e er of MEsSAGES OI EYMPATIIY XI-Isllgzcx, obiliymwhc; passed awgy 1. t un on one dau - M155 Ruth McEachei-n. City. tralr Mrs W Campbell '01 Timmfiu Wl.C‘it.B ,. - .' 5,2} Ofnrlyilgfnoutaélnggg Ont, sigivivea hrwg sons pieue- Mnrion and Elda Storey City “cued m“ 1c F“ ' “m n" Miss Ritu MCFlflfillil, dipokricld. his m‘ in the Hr" world war’ l i. Ho»- ‘32.“.““5£€.‘i.1.‘"ili€§‘l*’t2‘2.°°°“"‘ r d, n , ., e a years . .licn<l Mrs. a. B. Burns. aso- In 1984. he married Miss Xlsl Frank O'Toole. Dartmouth, Martha walker oi North River.

who sincerely mourns the passing of a kind and indulgent husband. ‘Pwo brothers and four sisters also survive him, namely: Finley in Detroit; Dr. Donald A. Dean of Osizoode Hall Law Schoo, Toronto; Mrs. A. A. MacDougall, now in Toronto; Mrs. C. R. MacKinnon, York Lane, Brighton; Mrs. W. H. Drake, Waterside Farm, Powncl; and Miss Chrlstena, R. N, Woonsocket, R. I.

He was laid to rest on Wednes-

wss Brssie I-Iuhletv. Dartmouth.

A . 11nd Mrs. Gerald Mur . Ilistcu. N. S. NW QMiss 'i‘iiiie Halluran. Montreal. nu. Pcrcy and Marv. Kcnsinzton. Mr. Coulter 11nd Glr Rubi. Siwnson Co.. Montreal. Que. Mijs. Mary Mahar, City. NlllSlSS Dolores Brnndcr. Halifax.

3th‘. and ms. a 11 Fol . Cit. . lwnche ‘Powe flsslgew alssgovl, day afternoon, October 11th. in S. Hlghfisld cemetery. A brie! ser- uytviiénylnk McGuizan and fcm- yitlcle. n; lilo late, residentcile, zvyu 1~ -- ‘ o owe y servo: a e on TELEGRAMB Presbyterian Church. the Rev. 0. Carlyle Webster officiating. The

mxli‘ NDSA M°D°““ld- 911"’ {plnenlil watsnlaitiely attended, sng ‘ - ' *1 ,. Q OTB 1' l1 ES were lnlny all m[,1,Z,'th_ klifbls‘ t okermm‘ Dan‘ beautiful. The honorary pall-

bearers were: Hon. T.W.L. Prowse. Harry MscDougall, Herbert Jew- ell, Charles Earle, George J. Tweedy, Mr. Justice M. R. Mc- Guiizan, D. A. MacKinnon, and W. Chester S. McLure. The sotive pail-bearers Robert Rcttrsy,

Mav her soul rest. in peace.

Card of Thanks

‘ P. H MacMillan and iumilv vwish to thank the Sisters oi iChnrlotii town Hospital and miinv liricnds inr ihelr kindness in their 11112221112 sad bereavomcnt.

WQIQ 1 Daniel Mac-

Lean. W. I-I. Drake, Leo Doucette, Alex W. Matheson. Holman.

and B. Roy

roost 111a WASHING iissnmailliounuln

WOODSTOCK. N. 13.. Nov. l - (CP: - The preliminary honing of Wilbur Yorke. charged wit manslaughter, will be further ad-i jciirned tomorrow until Nov. i0 nwlhg to absence or the court stcnographer, it was learned tn-_

IUI OUT TIRED ACHII

QQAsPiMN

The layer even en each lullet In “ysatgeqvudee the! h‘: Aeplvln

C.»

tiny. The hearing had been

scheduled tn open inst Thursday i w "until 5 Yorke was clinrged iollowinq

the death ni Arnold Salmon, 18. f l

ui’ East Florenccville. A coroner! A ‘IUMMENT

jury round that death resulted from s "blow struck by Yorke."

wgtdr), is the but ww- N!" ritionslly specklnl." ‘fl-IIREE-WAY OASBIflOI-It It! s supper dish thst is tldty, coloriul and easy w prepare the Alriculturc Department Consumer BQctJ-vn recommends their cabbage, tomato and cluerne casserole. The N¢1N gives six servinil- Oook three cups nety

cabbage for flvc minutes in u very little boiling viral-er; drain well- lNflt 1 1-2 cups cl csnn-rd

cheese and one cup of suit breed cnumba. Giver the w]: laiy-es-"oi crumbs sprinkle two strips o! iincly chopped bsoon. Burke inn moderate own7"'35o degrees felhrenheit for heir an hour or until the mlnbs ere brown.

ADHESIVE REMOVEEZ 000d adhesive sticks like glue-Jim; get. ting it of! once its won i4 dons is something else sgslin. ‘De remove the sticky residue rub mm s rs; oisiened with rubbing slcdhol, na-il polish remover, kercuen; or s spot remover (benzine o.» carbon tetrachloride.) Verv little will do

Pre are

is s ioimn chairman oi the national health committee of the Canadian Junior Chamber of Commerce. comments on the. cm- phstic “No" answer given in s rs- youn: Cans‘;

ulnar! 1.1a ‘II or CAIADA_

e est everything except ior livinl. spaci- iically social livinl. it is stated by e n the current issue o! New Advance. 11' msluine. Mr. Lichstein is assistant director. Social Hygiene Division, Health blrt

I0! the widespread m Punn‘ Your‘ tllllln Y-evplepere youth. ‘the trus- IOI. Manama us: tees or posterity. one the leaders .._._. , o! tomorrow. {or the‘ lreatest one New Advance Writer c! Ollllce "noun o! ell nth-the ext of liv- The: Iiycuthml‘ Louis" sl- 1 - ‘m. u“ u‘ w" i lllll VII’ 0 l1 loom uvilutl" u d the study c! Hairy sud pbyeiolocy. ._.-_.___. the cu out iconic the hots about TORONTO - use"; yeou. i; the natural world. the lnimal beins fully trained ioi- shout men's inun-

cuisr oganmir to i to

. 0W!- r . n . flendulsr. hlgeltive. yumus niiyd cerebi-c-spiuli symm

union the clus- roonv-the very {not that it is not dealt wth n ere dozens of other lubiscts-cennot help but brnnd it u ‘taboo’ to

around In 0th the intended reverence towsrd sex.

I

the tricl-z and only that little should be uscd as these fluids may be somewhat irritdtin: u. Lb. gun.

FDRTIFIED JUICE: 111i; year's apple crop is going m providg 500,. 0B0 cases 0f apple Juice for Cm-m. dian consumers durinz the winter the Prices Board reports. I'm-titled with ascorbic acid, this sppiq 111i“ 1c on a 1m with mpcmilt. you in C convent.

01.0w: stony.- use“. lXpect to find gloves to maven??? costnm in a style to suit her taste in tin. coming months. Styles and colors or lca-inei- dress gloves and leather and cotton glove; ere no longer restricted. Futhermorc, Ehflllbers may soon ilnd elastic, metal dome and even Zipper‘ on 1116 Gloves because restrictions on such material in the musing of U1°VN have been dropped.

APPLm Usmym;

llmllllfy the planning of st this time o! year. for sn almost Undies variety or d m“ h ma mi th -. d

on thewratlon m they“ u” ‘by the consumes» dqutnncnt

reduce the amount 91 quired.

CHURCH

lllflll‘ fe-

-—--_-_. LAUNCIIQ "fill SENIOR- QUIZ" FOR- TRN '

GIRLS. AG.

TnSel norQllllilc

l, rig-line! nt

War world it s h demand to talk about thxllizfiw d: thinF-s and have fun Arranged

t in answering quest stbsut lace in the ohurchwsiaili com- munty. in the family of nations. her attitude toward; other races and refugees and her responsibility ss n Canadian citizen The Senior Quiz i; promoted by the Notional Girls’ Work Board o!

programme to meet s similar need. 11m uccesshil h proved

the Religious Education Council of Canada. in» organization that dur- ing the last. Great. Wai- bronchi: out the Canadian Girls in ‘h-oininll

IIIII

isilure to-ue so many unhappy mlrriaizec s“ and families and broken homes: so

much disease. illeftimacy. and:

gnorance. m ormstion on

parents. teachers and church leld- no attitudes."

by me fact that todsy there on s. proximately 46.000 Canadian Gpirls in Training with Nstional. grogvincicl and Denoménstional

retains g hristien Idilltlfli lh 870151! 01 been lfi girls in the Protestant churohel. and carrying out n comprehensive

summer camp remine. It is within the exillnl runewcrk o! e 0.1.1‘. Mnvome flul.

. m the new Senior Quiz is hunched for 0.0.1.1‘- Irwps and Beniee Sunday

school classes.

The Senior Quin is beinl Dro- rnoted in the Meritimos by the provincial Girls‘ Work Boards o! which Miss. Lois A. Topper is the Girls’ Wbrk Becfltsry Project

findings rm to be cont. to chase

°' "M?" "w" " e s,“ “mm” . b. hi: $gggurfloglbfllinfilliflnmralltlowlgg Provincial Brie! w ieh wiii be for- T H 1mm“ u Amt“, Mom, D Mun", MN-vm m l "rdw '° m‘ Nm°“'1m'1" w°lk when mo! the 30111101111: or Mi- and Mrs Dlmiel Mscbesn Twp. Board 1°’ further “will M. the tfie Seere- o! Carlee Cove, ‘REJ. The bride w“; Th ............ m... (om sets‘... “nhilhnszsais. y.“ '1‘ "" :“""°"" .°"°“ ' ° . - — I a Be ut R0 d ‘r151: seuidgacort .l‘;Iw111x.“M:-1.ll‘ Muslim’ 4171f‘ ‘all “Cefiufliixvi ‘iiistcxllierilgcéinsalivciéeus wsligiugflr 0! 3 elvllllll Olcilllt-ies ~ 1.06 he d 1 ' T ' Silly olngnent evevssus single strolled 1111011. 357 llriwllv iniurcd cud __ M ‘m, w“! m, o! pearls the ft oi the groom. :09: #181“!!! lndllcdiutbliom lam h. “mum awn“ ",1. m.“ "A! ma. Msuritce Mbexyreux or Heli- mllu Wow Nycd - . u w 15,01!) dsmsged. The wtaist rsidl §§,‘,,,f"'"°e}‘_‘ "“""¢'.‘,’.Y°,§§ ghgal Nile ‘grotto’; Win. nndmlislt wig : wu $6M. ll. 1N0 when n Nieatrci and YBTII glFe Clue will meet shoulder corsege or Tea Roses. P0. W,» h" r111" _.l.e.l=%- ____et_v2. .____Atfiw_lli one)! Maui-lg 1.. Devreux Assisted m.

Amok"

must thirsh i - on ‘monotone e snore

hi.

at ll sole in ldvlnol.

IL‘“IN

Dl will be

--.Rev. Peter Jac

ghinch o! Ceneds.

ark. 7.30 P.1d. in: o! Hone

create s mystery‘ specto O. N.

has arrived in “lnisll wonder. then that there

IAIE J. n. Nicholson o! York. was the guest preacher at the

vice for fiurulay. on 10.30 liver. 7-30 P. glvlnl. Ruv. D. I}. N

Oontnl

-—- i CIIUDCII OI‘ ENGLAND. — Scr- New London Parish ior November 6th. K - l-loly Communion

A.

M. uriingwn. 2 30

IILIIVING INBPIUIOI —!n-‘ B. Kirk. o! Ottawa. lilcncton to relieve son. command- ol the R. C. M. Police Inspector And- erson is at present stationed on

uvsnile delinquency-the result Emu"! 15mm‘ '“ M°Mm

A . -division here.

WAI GUIIT 8P

anniversary services

United Church, Moncton, on Sun-

day, Oct. N. The services were conducted by Rev. Robert loin-rt who hu been ‘ ‘-‘ st

the Central CLurch since 19D. ATTENDING CONFERENCE —-

sroom so but 5.1;“; _ Mr. Gordon Douglas. AGueloi l. $mtm5tgudlymvgllubé a; mother woreflbilek with» iil-iillyfiililteniriidrslliy. N.?.“."'.‘.; Twtment _study o! "John the '1' “w” °' m“ °°'. Connecticut where’ not will iioigc- - narsui.:~..:..:: To. - i.-

enoe which i to be held at Teach- ers‘ Collele, New Britain.

nu: Kill or s-r. Janus. »_' Both Ind even at the

" Thong

now but Victory." with more Victo

complacency that had to -' sueseos that it was. Last llsttimdc of mm expected i

uEIITRAI. ruinous‘

(‘IABWII-l. {or Photocnnhs CUNIIIDI-Zikrsuu LIFI Ir- OI.

I. r. IWEENITI OITILL closed imui November 1111..

wlylllllClkflfl gwl Scr- v 15w, ovum ’ P.1d. . stenhcn Aieklnnd, 89¢ er.

IIAIPTOE PASTOIAL OIIAIGI. luon. Bonshaw 1i; AM. DeBcnie 3 PJL Victoria 73w RM. 11-4-11. POWNAL CIIAROL _ N vcmber an.

M-lllvievl? 7.30 P. M. Powml. Rev.

R. Mscvicar. Minister. 11-4-11. YORK UNITED CIIADGI. — Rev. J. A. Nicholson.

Church. u ell- r Roll. All ere wgrdénile. - - - i.

. P. M. Franc M. HUVIAC Think - oel. Rector. l

o!

he III! enlsuu

11-4-4 .

It ‘Lb. ak- lrl-l- in

h

11-4- ll.

- Rev.

P31, 97th Central

1 helenu rubinstein says

mid

Wash face ond hands with

BEAUTY GRAINS, 1.25,

to remove every truce of green and grime, io aid in the medicnleql removal of blackheads. Follow with PASTEURIZED FACE CREAM, 1.25

to 4.00, w beneflciulaio u}. oily com- plexion, to smooth and refresh your skh, Al work or ploy, SNOW LOTION, 1.25, protects your complexion, give; _c smooth finish for make-up.

1'4 ss- it».

WM“-

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