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the Regals crossed sticks Thluuldayi night and in this second exhibition

_St John Beavers which resultzd in

Among those registered at the Al- ‘a score of 4-0 in favor of the Si

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g oumil ‘nrvaa-on suhrlay,

' Much 2nd the service in the Pres-

BAND AT THE RINK this after-

noon. _ - _ _ 2066

' Yolmo Avwron.-.ner Bulger,

' ‘ four year-old son of Mr. J. Bolger,

is perhaps the youngest aviator to take a. trip up in the air. Jack flew 'for fifteen minutes yesterday accom- panied by his father and is quite elf-

* cited over theexperlence and would _ .like io 'go up again. ~

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¢ rnzsalm-:alan sanvlcr-'zs-on Sunday, March_2, the Young People's

-- 'eceieiy ei the Presbyterian church,

Breadalbane, will hold their meeting

55 __ gg nvaNom.1s'l". lm. noiraar F. wmsrou' _ 1”. me °h“'°h at 7 P' m'

_ _ _ _ _ who has been engaged by the Prince’ Edward Island Missionary-Society of ANGLICAN SER_vICEs_Cmpaud

Cliurches of Christ.

game the visiting and home team scored ah even 2-2, On account ol train delay the game did not begin until late evening, ending shortly after midnight, and which despite

l;lon` Terrace last week were Mr 7011!! b°Y5~ Fl`0m VlC'»"»‘-8 1\`/LS- .Wannamaker of St John, and Mr. IHIHGS MB-0L‘¢0d. Hedlly Mlller an Root, Holman, summer,-,id¢_ .\‘m-:nan Boulter were in aj.i.end:\n.f

and fzom North Tryon Mr. Williarr

¢Mrs. Herbert Champion and °°1°Y-

'candy, the proceeds of which wcnt_

the late hour beheld many loyal daughter Blanche, left Thursday on

chasers

'I‘he rink carnival which was post-

poned on account of inclement weather, is enthusiastically antici- pated by young and old.

'1` ryon and Vicinity

In the Institute Hall on Friday a

very successful play entitled “Mrs. Briggs of The Poultry Yard" was presented by the pupils of Grades VII and VIII under the capable di- rection of their teacher Miss Mabel Fielding. Several vocal solos by (Rev) Mrs. Weir and Mr. Roy -

_i.-:rts of the Province. | YY - B d _ th Protesmnt omhamse

,_ _ , _ oar o e

| Many of our citiacns will remember ed to all to come and hear Dr. Whis mth thanks ‘wed __ of

.>r. Whiston when he was Pastor o:

. the Central Christian Church about _ w in his former pulpit. He will be! ' . . , rt held in th Iris Oroange Hall, l twenty-eight years ago, the new brlcl' 'Y gated to meet many of the friends gb mth _Emu A_ swwa__t__

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.urch on Kent St. ect was built dur

“de V to om Mx. and Mrs Loma Carruthers ( ` ag his pastorate. He will recieve' :__ . .tances. Come and bring your ENGAGEMENT _ ML' and Mm

fans eagerly watching the puck- “D elm? d *SNS T nib ' ' _d _

_ i AU8\11-H118 Cove were r-*cent vislto. ' ` ‘ s‘ Wm. M. Wright, 126 Brighton Road.

- . - to the capitol, ch -1 tt. h. ---W- " ' ‘ 'f ‘-"_" ‘ ¢ , c r thi (rleanlngs From _ ax °°w ausssh i=a~:r_'iN. amber- - _ my sm, the ,umus ouwmt on _i::___°.‘];‘_:§_’;‘;’_’;____ "___

We very mu h regret the serious' “"5" FS 'N' mm' ‘ "th left- “ltd the remnant* °f _izlcra Mccluhg wells, or-'romklhs

Accompan"lng the uiiress was

*_* ness of little Mlts Frances S .er-ren. -' ~- s

The weatlier looks very spring-lik‘ _lughter of M,-_ and M,.S_ H_-ber Sh, zndsome set ot d;-§.I.i"t hai-ncss a _ ._d up the farmers mv, _ace early in Mm_ch_ 206;

days are getting warmer and longer, _En of Augustine Cov3_ from Duel, lter, also a purse of money for thc ' -fy dolly labor, providing

Sm.-*W 15 rapidly di59~PP9m'i“‘.l beneaih monia. We hope that hcr illness may "stress °f the manse' - - ' cr etc. `

the Wmlefing 8151100 °f "Old 597-” not be of l`cng dura 'im ani that s‘~c | Mr- Rcdger in m.““"ing the “Pm H150 B few SDYU18 bifdi B10 Putting :ill speedily regain her usual good “tames °i the °"."""-'5°“°“ fl

in their appearance. In fact the air ealth. _ the assurance of their love and sym S ___ ___ storage p__m__ _mm _cm __

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th ex ressed in so tangible -

smells as if spring were not far dis .___ PH Y D _ tant, as the ol.d ‘ residents put it Mm Bruce Campbell and mme son fashion expressed the pleasure tha. "Locks, as if the backbone ca winter sheideh ef Augustine Cove accom- W” his 1” h“"‘“g 5° ’°Y“‘ “ P°°P“-`|

is broken" _panied by her sister, Miss Lucricir. ` -Mathlecon of Emera‘d have return-

to minister to, and declared that al

though this was the first time lie

Grarilt, piano and violin selestlcfns by' The writer on Sunday, Feb. 23rd cd from B pleasant mp to me Pm ‘ad minlrtered to a country congre-

Messrs. Theodore Gaudet and Step-I hen Aheam, and Highland dancing by Miss Marion Wilson, delighted the audience. The Institute sold

picked up a gold bracelet. Owner ma, again regain possession by calling at my front door and saying "please" and “thank you”.

Tile slesliing gale and blizzard,

which struck our Island with such fury on Sunday, Feb. 16th is said by many of the older reside nts to ‘hnve been the worst experienced for

towards the school play. Following* is the castr-

- Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard

Characters

_._15ifrs. Briggs, a wsman of business

' Eileen M:Kehdl‘ick.

,, Her-family -

(Ralph, Theodore Gaudet.

'?Jimmy, Joseph O‘Brién. _ ,

;'_'Alvina, Elaine McAldufT. I ‘ _ to Tryon Corner where the foundat- _ ‘,`Me1,lssa, Mary Prone) '_ Radio e S in Tr O B d Norm. 'an is already completed. We are The H1211! fflellds °f MW- °7°h“

sc-me time. Very little damage was re- ported in this Jrtrict alihoiivh wc be

lieve that many points 0'n the island

suffered sever_ly from the duiruolion of barns and out buiid’ngs, many chimneys also having been blown over.

xiclal Capitol.

Mr. and,Mrs. Elmer Dawson and

son Kenneth of Augustine Cove were Sunday visitors to Tryon.

The Misses ,Diana and Frances lougherty have rcturncd to toam _to resume their siuclies at Prince of Wales College alter spcndng lasi week end at their home in Victoria P. E. I .

Mr, Ham Leard of North Tryon 'om.m"nced moving* the house (form- rly owned by Mr. George Hcnnesey on Monday, which he plans movin*

gatlon that neither he or his family

regretted coming to Prince Edward Island and that country life was in-

finitely more pleasant and helpful

‘than he could possibly have antici-

pated.

The serving of refreshments

brought a very happy evening to a -lose. _

.0'R'l'H RUSTICO .

AND VICINITY

Mrs. E. C. LePage was a visitor Charlottetown the latter' part 01 we

seek. »

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glad that such admirable c'it’z F Pursey P-'fe 5°1'!'y to _learn of her

'MY-A F9°» 8 Wea”-hy U¢ii!hb°f» Afthu-Y sures to close down all our small ‘ng W Try”

. - ' ____ Miss zite M/ pouch, R. N., is

G.e_n. r _ ,

v,mm Lw_ ms _ da__gm_r_ Mildred $;d;:;§1g__;°;i;_“;h;’;e§di lure. Arthur Hcvvaiiehd Miss Mar- _spending s few days vlsmhs with ..- _wamem smuo _ Th r h been d _._1on Iiowailt were visitors' to Crapaud her sist/er, Mrs. R. _G. Flemming.

-.~ McQuald

.Mkt D’Connor with no liking for gm- three Island stations supgly w_` ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION was the guest, of iher _ cousin Miss U09'-»5» -791" C1‘2~V€S- every wl‘lm supplying us with every *_ _ Mary Maclean' during me week end

. _ _ _ . ` A very pleasing cvent took place

~.Ml»dy Bates, whcsc t..-. guc will s/tum .ning in the way of radio entertain- ,, b1e_ Madge M3._,,,?.,,_._ m____ so why mt leave wen e__°__8h_ ash Friday nicht at thc muuw uf The many friends oi Mr. Ric-bert L 5°¢D»3-Ikivill-8-1'00m in Mrs. Brigg` :lrnet No immcd.ate action has been St' Jmns Presbyterian Church' Bel- 'MacKenzie' Cavendish are sony to

fast when six young men represent- lem-n 01 his 1-ewm, illness and wish

n c c as a great ea. on T__esd___y_D

no one is in favor of the propcoitlcn

f`Bil§.s Green. a near relation, Ralph Tryon adjoining Communities are 'UV ' | ' “ K -M°R"“e- very indignant over the proposed mea- :"5 “S Mr' ‘md Mrs' mud me 'mv' “manned mness'

`~naisy Thcmich, he fri ei, Lu er '

r m um °"‘°’°““i°“ U” the Buble" he” “dl ._____.___.. me Dora smith, oi Cavendish

“Cottage t ir _

3 en as yet but the pwple 3" un the Belfast con re ation res ve,-

"-.'. " '_ ' ins iz s P - him a. speedy reeo y.

@t Tuesday the we ‘cly Bridg nnrirxliiiitlssuiiiii Xgliizglalield fysggdgsslit embed their minister' Rev' Thus' A'

» 3. 3 7.". _ X' - _ ' U " Rodger, and Mrs. Rodger, with an Mem., Dm Gampbeu ,md M-ch

ith met t the I il reoi ence cd tl ' `

£_ md Ml; A L_a;1.__ry_y_ d on- address accompanied by substantial Hm.mng_ were “sm” to the _my m_ 1* _ -- gifts as a. token of their love and ap- wednesd_ay_

`_.».. H Go ___ _“__ __ hF’|e':;_ ;'___°’kn':°;;_s°G°°“ °°D:_h° preclatlon of their services to the " . . r o n e e e . ° . eorg - N

n e an d a om e W °°mm“““ty ` Th vera storm of Banda caus-

a"daintily arranged Sa-turda after- e.-:ri of north Tryon Very recently and Th add' 13 as mu .___ ° se y

y ° "ss °ws eri e great deal of damage to Rusti-

hvfm bridge of five tables with oth- prfsenibd them with °' b°““°’“3 We are' here representing thc con- " ¢."°'-is °°miUif |11 for the teaibaby boy. Congratulations. - gregation of Bt. Johns Presbyterian oo md me summndmz dhmm' -

I Wh h ist , Mr.

9" 9" 5 91' 5 WUSUU r-~ Church, with just a word to assure, In Muy Mmm” Wu ._ "um

,Q01-lf!!! fel, and was assisted in Ml'-1~W11fl‘€d mmm Of N°\"5h TFYUD you, Mr. Rodger, of our appreciation _rl nor to Cavemmh ..ll,fYla¢ by Misa Kay Gordon, and hi'-S l'0i\11’l1¢d hC'm¢ B-WH' Slkndillz all for the work done for the church and 5 '

,tile Misses Wilson. The winners of €H.i0yi-ble fllrtlllglit' visit With rein- for us by you as pastor and teacher.

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lille, ploy were Mrs. Jas. I-lorigsonwtlves in Summeleide. P. E. I. - For Mrs. Rodger as a most willing Yo; 'ge Srtmnusnfi rsync 1; Mtg: _Mini Kay Gordon and the lucky Z- helper in all phases of the work, and ' C_' *Pug with B wry _“ze “_

olilir. Mrs. H. J. Larkin. HH' mllly friends very much refut for the spirit of harmony and good- E' _ ..._.._____ _______ ________ the -um uiuswium or mn. su- fruowuup which frames from you *”““““°°'

toiryenanlrri-l

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10-* H0'l‘¥l0}¥. Mt. Bro" Irvin,

° ' _noon ui-ich. _ awui»__mu;r»r msuirechivhr

livan Clark of Augustine Dove, but and your family throughout the con- ‘ - - hope that she may soon regain lm-"gre¢stioi_1. We would ask you to ac- W' Um" simm td cwmssh health me sh-cc;-ur. cept these mu as a .iight iclreh ei ,'“'°”° W "“° °“Y 3' ““‘”’ °° ' _Mn ,mm Alben now-,gn of the love and esteem which is held -mm' f -

.Westmoreland P. E. I., was s. visit-_ for you in the bouts of all your pee- ‘ or to 'mon 'on wednesday ei im nie- We s1u°¢'r°ly’v\sh'I°r you md W” E"°‘*'“ “'°°‘“°" ""°h°’ °’ with _ ‘Wm funn, mu), 131,", of neun, Winslml NUl'th Spent the WGCK Gnd

f ___ ‘ M4 h§ppm¢.__ ‘yeh-j f|1_1°¢"w|¢h 10,. with her pflents Mr. and Mrs. B. 0.

.q,°,»¢, gum 0| A1. ing _labor in the Ma`ster’_i vineyard. W°°|“°f- - viator: ww we earnestly _hone that many uf -

muwureihcgiam thenwillhmntmonsthem- TN l°¢°l WW' W’-. Mm“°_4

“rm )“x.m“_ _ _ ply gf "om gouge," ' ' Gallant can lay away _his extra pu.

____ - , (Signed on behalf ofthe Cengre- of scissors owing ta the lsdlzmlctt-

lation). _ A " ing their heir grow.

ntmcsu n_cxluzll._'orwcli cm. _ _ auxsivnrl 'oru.is. umm, AVQNDALI- NOTES' _

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Dr. Robert F. Whlston and Mrs. very hearty welcome back to the Holy cnmmumom “_ Sprmgneli

Whiston,notedEvangeli.sts,will arrive City and Province at this time. saint EH_sapet_h.s church Much z_ in the.Clty this evening. Dr. Whls- Dr. Whlston is a very forceful and Evensong 7_ ' '

`_f ton will occupy the pulpit of thc eloquent speaker and the Island '

Central Christian Church at both Board are exceedingly fortunate in vALLEy|.-|ELD___0RwELL Head

DOROTHY MA services tomorrow. _ 'securing his services. He and MrS.|5¢,-vices, March 2, 1930, ll- a. m., Or-

JACK MULHCKAILL Dr. Whiston has been engaged by_ Whistou have beenin the Evangelistic|w¢11 Head; 3 p, m., Kilmuir; '7 p. m.,

IN A FAST Mo-34; the Board of Prince Edward I.sland_ field for twenty-four years with velleyfield, Rev, D_ M, Sinclair, Mm, OF G STURY Missionary Society of Churches of: much success. Ho is nationally ister. ,

BACK STAGE LIFE christ, as Island Evangelist- and he known as song writer and he and .___

“LADY BE GOOD” wiu begin his were at ence. ne wi11~Mrs. whisieh, who is Pianist and Uuvmn sanvlcas-The services

_ 1-¢._..........¢,,,.....,..,,..,,,.,,,__.,|.... hold his first meeting with thdcen-2 Personal Worker, sing solos and in the Hunter River United Charge

---7- --- ' - -- .....!_ _..-__ __________ tml Ch,-lsglfm Church of this C1¢,y_du¢ts_ He has during the summer-_fox Sunday, March 2nd, are os fol-

ALBER LON ' ite ded the match in Ch‘“`1°m’t°W“ commencing Sunday, March 9th, and months for ten seasons lectured with 10WS~ 11 I- m- N- Wilféhlfe. 3 P- m-

# M” RW G"‘“" “Pen” th” Week" .°" “my °"°““‘F~ °f 1”* Week be' continuing for several weeks. ameri the Chautauqua system. ne also Wheatley River. 'I P- m. Hunter Riv-

The C- Y- L- ‘if S“’““‘e’-“de ‘md end “'m‘ "Md" here' |°W°°“ °h"1°""*°‘”“ “Wes ‘md the ithat he will held special Evangelist spent rcurteeh mehths in rrahce°¢r. A- E- Chapman. pastor-

.ncetings with churches in different during the Grcat war. _ "W

' A saint Jehrrs church. March 2nd,

A ve cordial invitation is*extend 'MANY THANKs'“Th° 'truswe

_ acknowledge P

ton preach at both services tomar S30 00 bemg par: proceeds at 8 com

L Iarmer days and to make new ac- per

“nd bnffwk r°°f5 im" riskatchewan, the marriage to taki

.I .3-3 3; ' J

' >r of “Rainbow Inn"

. :d illlng his capa

BLES just arrived, including Spin ch, Lettuce, Celery. Cau-llflower ,matces, Sweet potatoes, also Sou;

1°" M big business “ex .a.ut. A. H. Burke, Market Bldg,

Ur"-er' .lone 1099 206. The Womens Institute have had

a successful series or whist and ' | dance parties resulting in plcasur. TRINITY 'l.'Nl'I`ED CHURCH- md prom, lv pr*"cr r""tln'; at 10 8. m. The farmers 1n_i.hls vicinity 95 1.-. 1 at eleven. the from pey Cent gf whom are members °f ;.'..iion sermon will be delivered by the P, G. A., have laced lg _ _ Lev. Dr. Ramsay, and thc anthem:-

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dem fm- fepgllmy, lime and wha;-_ 'O Saviour of the World, will be

ingrediems fm. next smsows mmm ung by the choir. Sacrament of &

on his duties. _

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be service at Belle River st 11 e. m. and at Eldon at 8 -p. ni, on Marc

2nd, weather permitting.

P n E s B YTEMAN salwlcas Brookfield. The services in the Broo! field congregation an Bundsy, Marci

and will be as follows: Hartsvllle,

Bi. 111.

Sunday School, Hunter River, 10.30l

servo-sooo-o-ooo-o.~+¢-oo-oo-04

l`hat Lir of Yours ar wu.l.uuu ui.l.uaa

lout-is-lleert Talked Wil-b ' Automobile Owners and urlv- sr-. en llsw to Get thelnsi

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Failure to keep the engine bolts

tight may result in serious misalign- ment of the venous elements of the drive system.

s'rn.x. Nécns Llraalcanr

Tilat the clutch is a dry-plate type

does not mean that no features of the device needs lubrication. The re-

regular lubrication in the case ol” many cars. It is well to consult the iubricaition chart of the new car tc make certain on this point.

MAY INCREASE FRICTION

Oil, the purpose of which is to re

duoe friction. under some circum

many cases where a heavier oil is

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: stances, actually increases it. This ir. ‘iii ‘_;_,§_’.__

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SHIPMENT OF FEES" VEGE used than is specified for a mechanl-

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cal part The oil used sometimes to compensate for wear in various parts of the car actually increases the rate of Wear. ‘ '

CHECK BUSHINGS WEAR

Wobbly steering may be the product f wear in the k-U18-Dirl bushings. One of the best ways to prevent it is to keep the partslubrlcated constantly. Usually the nipples are among the usies; to reueh with a grease gun.

SUNDAY SERVICES-TIICIG Will

li. a, m., and Brookfield 'l p. m. andi

. Ntfedi. SF-vi11ce1is.ts;.is Geiitral Guaidian-str" _’“ """ "i" "5 Sfloilierinx Siirlls

- ~ . ..--- -' ~ L' 1- " _---e me nuor-aossls.c¢ztleruf »

i BAND AT Till UNK WI UW' sheep, March Bib, at New Haven. E Fil'

, arch. me rr, oeiwui. ' . nos Galpyd FOI' Brgath

i rnssarnaun scavlms ll rnouorxou-ur. J. ri-mk Lai ,:|,°'¢°`,,1;'_vi2F',f,°"f';°f{:’°“s ac,

f°“°"'= WW” 2”* H'“"*“¢°°° “* ici-iv, o. N. R. rreicht checker hc, emhlca with -mctiicrirg .,,i.T1°,'f,,,§"‘

. li s. m. Marshfield at 'I p. m. Dr. M. hem promoted w me Dm” o 'U Emu in mo ‘__ “lk-__”__ii

' . E' G°“°°' P°°"”' freight foreman and hu entered up '|‘°’_* hr __ ee, on seeoaut of hivingvi

":?A1!lGl|‘lt0l_d,mg)&,

byieriah church, olyae iriver, wul "°“°‘ °° T” “tl _ he at ap. m. sunday seheci 2 p. in. °°“‘f“ *"°°°"‘{" '“°"“”“‘ ° mt" WLBURNS

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able_was sentenced to ten day’s in

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:..';:_-‘:..:.°iee‘r '"- - --= -» -.;..e. W.- .-.. ee, 50 bo t all ' Boilers, or Bnitiledx iilrect giiuigziiigmog Erica by The T. Milburn Co., Limited' oronto, Ont.

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In carload lots comes the high grade coal that you can bay here ic meet your home-heating needs. Sold in any quality.

A. Pickard £9’ Co.

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1 lease _beartng, one of the hardest ____.___ _ ....-._-._._.__ working parts of theolutch, requires

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-ALL Tl-Il KITCHEN UTENSILS

As well as other items in our hard-

ware line are of flrst`quallt-y and made to withstand more than the normal abuse. We have all the things you need, _from nails to saucepnns, from hammers to curtain rods. Think of us when you think of hardware.

The Rogers

._ . d' S er, after the sermon. -IDP. the average will be the same °' 5 ‘;_‘;“€ d ____ mornm ___e______ DONT FORGET CARBON Hardware Cor,

last , the slogan ad ted h VHCK W ma ° 3

as year _ op ere __ B_b_e

.. .-e. Sabbath School and - . l. ° °

is less acreage. better cumvauch, “vm me wbon cleaned at __e_____: Lunlted

es meet at 2.30 p. m., to which schol-

mm spraying md r yields", 'mrs of all grades are cordially invit- |

The sporting element have been

waiting patiently for an opportunity to train and develop their trofaters and pacers but up to date the ice conditions were not favorable, re- cently a bunch of sports got togeth- er and fanned a driving club which they named Avondale Driving Club, A large number became members as the membership fee is within the reeeh`oi\s.ll csoco. A number or er- ilclals were named who will conduct o. series of rsees while the ice re- mains in good shape. The first meet ing takes place Saturday March lst. on 0‘Keefe`s Lake, at 2 p. m. sharp. Three classes A. B. C. The commit- tce reserves the right to place horses in their prcper class. Oflloers and committee are: Pres.

W. P._Oeims, Vice-Pres. P. J. Broth- ers. sec'y-Trees. J. A. o'Keei¢, J. B.

McMillan, J. D. HYBU. L. W00d, D;

J. oaimichsei, o. oalnghan. ,

Clean., will 'be a thriller with col. Maesharpsbury, ni-its H., Black Silk. Billy C., Shawnee Rose, and Rex Baring. .

Class B should keep everyone guessing as to .the winner. Miss x_eniuclry.;l=.cs1e o.. ,'rsrbaby. Prin- cess Col., Eddy‘s ‘Todd,_Helcn D., and -Peggy OD. A `

Class C., will require a wizard to

lspeclal campaign which has been in

ing about good results. The Revival ‘Fire is burning very brightly, and a

‘ject of Fundamental Truth will be

'palga songs and choruses. On Mon-

,meetingmt home of Mrs. A. Camp- ,bell, 260 Sydney Street. Each other

fcretell result with Ool. Longest,

ore

ed. Junior Congregation as us- - ual. Rev. C. N. Brown will - preach at evening services, and the music' will include the an- ithem "Who Fathoms -the Eter- :nal Thought," and for organ offer- tory, “In a Monastery Garden." The young people will hold their service of praise and fellowship at 8.15 p. m.

_ln the Hall.

THE SALVATION ARMY - The

progress since the new year is bring-

good number of souls have been sav- ed. A special 10-day series of old- time meetings will commence this Sunday, Meetings at 11 a. m. and 'l p. m. Old-time Religion will be the theme of every meeting. A sub-

presented in the evening namely "The Resurrection." Special cam-

dey evening at 8 o'clock cottage

evening at the Citadel, Revival meet- ings at 8 o‘clock. Adjutant and Mrs. A. W. Martin, officers in charge will conduct the special services. Old Army friends are cordially invited.

Bill Axworthy. Miss Commod , laura x., Lune P., spmire 11:.. may “A” ’*."‘"'°W "0"" '- Wh” wut” md Bury _,___.I.|m_ might have terminated in a shocking ' ° tragedy occurred st Vernon River on

Thursday. when Mr. Roderick Fraser was engaged in transferring a heavy seamless ef iumhcr mea siewu-va

Connecting air-mail service with

ac1hi.rnein.‘hu1usii»ecn mamma- od by the Ieadon-Karachi ‘air line.

- In one day recently 10,000 poor chilgiren of'Edinl1urg, Scotland, lt- terided movie houses of thecity and ale fiee'csk'e|~and iniit,

Lieutenant-C_onouel Walter D.

Smiles, who recently received eu In- dian Knight-hood. is the grandson of ra-.‘8imuel smiles. famous author of

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Mlllpond. where-the water is about fifteen feét deep. Owing to the rg. cent freshet the ice had become weakened with the result that driver andteamweretorcedtotakesbath in the chilly water. Mr. Gordon Webb, on hearing the cries for help nlslied to his snistanee and with the

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PART OF LUB_BICA'l'l0N

Motorists who have had tc break

locks on spare tires know just how effectively rust can seal them. One 0! the most effective ways or pre- VGW-D8 such s thing is to pai. s drop 01' tw° or Hem machine ou in the

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door can be eliminated simply by raising the buffer. It is adjusteflln many of the later cars. In cider ones. it can be 'raised by placing a small

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