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Office and Factory - - Brentford' Clllidl t _ snarsuoruuicumaatnuiarsuwneim ll*

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Ol'

trophy at Montague, Ahbiss

ipeague of the Cross Time will tell. and we'll» see it won on tha

22nd. -

‘ .,*A DAY OF DAVB.-Montague tea party, Wednesday June 22nd.

gave you seen the list of events?

omg carnival, eh?

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EA S'I'Eltl\ PERSONALS

..°Mr. Patrick Ilviuirntyrsi New

Port, recently .visited Georgetown.

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`. .*Mr Louis McDonald, Montague, recently visited in Georgetown A

_ ..fMr. _Margaret McDonald, Car- dIgan_ recently visited Georgetown.

[garet is in port at Georgetown., A'

along. ' V

tea pariy on the 22nd.

22nd. V _ r

_.rm Pon'r-.The C. o. s. mar-

....°1'i-ins: Maosts and eleven rl

prizes to be given away gt Montu I gus tea party on Ge 22nd. Take 4’ your dancing slippers and com-:

..°8TOP -Everyone should see "The Gauntlet". A " five reel of heart throba. featuring Harry L_ Morey. 'Does Rhil Read escape from

Eynamlte iDoom? Montague, Satur-

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five whole big dollars given away 1" ' §'?§.rf§“r'iZT..l"i.'.1’rr§'§L`°§? iiiittrlii ‘ 06 I I

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Sample Buois '

on slits

fashionable .

200 pairs of

styles in Brown and Black ,___ .

boots, all sizes 5 to 10, regu-

lar values up to $13.50. _

Sale Fries ......87.95

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* ___\ - ` .___ /K Mallcalfslillf 0lf°i'd» Manual", P. E. '_ _ that it will not come into effect un-

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I' ~ \ ‘,.~» f - neat pointed toe lest.

._ _ Regular- $9.00. _

Sala Price ...$8.95

Sale by GILL & LANTZ 01

_..*Rev. Father Gillis, Cardigan.

visited Georgetown this week. A.

55. .*Miss Louise Lyons, Charlotte- town, is visiting Georgetown. A.

..°Judge Molnnerney_ .St_ Jnhn,

is; visiting Georgetown A.

...“Mi.ss'~M. Goff, Woorlvilie, re-

cently visited Georgetown. A.

_~..°_Mrs. Jos., ‘McDonald, .Cai-dl~ gan, visited Georgetown this week.

..°Mr_ Michael Murphy. Panmure

island, recently visited George- town A.

..*Mr. and Mrs_ Edwin McDonald

visited 'friends at Georgetown this week. A.

_..‘Mr. Mnlcnlni. Cardigan, wsu it passenger to Georgetown this week. A.

..*lMrs. Geo_ W. Plihhett. George-

town, left yesterday morning to visit friends in Boston.-A.

.'.'M'r. Micliaet McLean, DeGros

Marsh, recently visited George- town.-A.

..° Mrs. - Wightmnn, Montague

#as a passenger to Georgetown on Monday.-A. '

..°Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown 'motored

Station this wee'k_-A.

..*Mrs. J. A. Mc'Donald, Cnrdi -

gan, is visiting friends at Ge0rge~ town. A. »

J. J. rsolomon.

to Peakes

..'*Mr. l“r::nk Daziel of tho (‘nr-

f_errv' is sponding a,vncatlon at his home at Georgetown. A.

.~.‘-Dr. M'ol'Jonald nnd Mrs_ Mc

Donald, 'SL Peters, were visitors to Georgetown this week. A.

if-'_."I§*lidr.'5.1osc;;l| 'McDonald, Pun -n nxure `lsland;' was .1 passenger to

a-Georgetown early in the present

week. A_

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'li..l MABON

Optometrist EYES EXAMINED

I \ \ 0 A “GW Buck Gil” to the Presbyterian ministry as 9. ~

GLASSES FITTED

- Graduate of Canadian Oph- thalmic.Co|iege, Toronto and other peat raduate eeuraal.

Exeiuaivs°Te|t Room con- ~

1 I nootod will ' Drug Store..

- ‘ ' threat of a bleak and penniless old

e age. As a matter oi' fact, Rev. C. W L

_ 0 , Gordon. .Moderator_ defined the pre

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INTERNATIONAL LINE

liKP'l'l0ll 0|* FREIGHT AND PAUSE! mn, g|;||\,v|0g| nlrrfllli

sm-. .vomv Ann nosronr _oousihxvorno may as

tearnahip GOVERNOR DINGLEY will leave St. John every Wednes- at I a. ln. and every Saturday at 8 p. m. (Atlantic Time.) ‘la Wednesday trips are via Eaatport and Luheo. due Boston 11 a. ni.

y- _ » _ The Saturday trips are to Beaton direct, due Sunday- at I tn.

runs: uo.so s'ra'r»'w-us some nie' '

irect connection at Boston with Uv: uoolitan Line Steamers for New via the Cqie Cod Canal.

For rates and additional inforlltion apply to 0- Olllllll. Aaear. _ __ _ ll. Joint. U. lt.

FOX BISCUIT

'rue imperial Cod Oil Fox Blwuit is the result of of several years'

lou experience in baking. a fox biscuit that i|`safe. vrlxolesome and!

sh food value. It contains a liberal quantity of ood liver oil which'

ovrledged leading chemists to be of great medicinal value. lt`_

“Ili yoiirxbonng foxes to develop rapidly, keep them healthy hy,

I lllilerial Cod Oil Fox Blicuit and new milk. 1; Q ." if ,\.|j|j,

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The imperial 'Biscuit Co. Limited

Charlottetown, P.'E. I.

Eye-Glasses From

R $2.00 to $10.00

From East Point to Cape

Bear is a big territory, yet right across this space

_ Pnknm Supplies the Big Majority oi Eye-Glasses

Sinliflg because PARK M A ' EYE-GLASSB~ are the FINET PROCUR-

' ABLE, and he is t‘iIia_0NLY GRADUATE 0 ICIAN (attendance courses.)

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ricat. stamens.

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on 22nd take your family aloait with you and let them enjoy the' biggest day of the season on the tea grounds. All you want tb eat. Nice level grounds right _ill _flloy town. 5 Big base ball match (wo' star teams) pipe and drum Hand, music. All kinds of other amhse~ A ments. ‘

..*MONTAGUE METHODIST CIRCUIT-No service at any of , the. appointments except Sturgeon on account oi' the absence ot the pastor who will he attending An* nuai \Con-ference. 'Special sessio ot~

lic worship at 7 p. m. Professor Richard Creed will conduct serv- ice.

..°FU.NErRAL SERVICE- fi`he

funeral of the late Mrs/ A. J. Mc Donald was one of the largest seen in Georgetown for many' years. The pall bearers were Messrs T. E. Morrissey, H_ J. McP_hee, Seymour Knight. Elmer Jenkins, IC-has. Fitz-‘ gerald and J. W. McPhee. The foi- lowingwere the i'loral tributes. Crescent--Womans institute. Spirit ual boquets-4C. M. B. A., Knights oi' Columbue_ Mrs. Jus. E. McDon- ald, Mrs_ Jas. McDonald. The serv- ices were conducted by the Rev. Father Gillis; and Rev. D. P. Cro- `kon. A. _`

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_- ASSEMBLY FIXES

HIGHER PEfNsS'i0NB

’i‘OR0'NTO, Juno 15--ln putting.

their house in order, preparatory for the details of church union, the Presbyterian ‘body are seeing to lt] .that their ministers, whether 'ac-l [tive or retired. will receive grspt-' er financiaii attention than in pastl years. Tile first step was taken’ lsome days ago, when the Asst-m'b~_ ly went on record with ri resolu`-` lion, stating that ull the ilresby-l ieries should guarantee ri minimurii salary of $1.800 for all active mints'

terdny by approving the general'I outlines of a new pension scheme, which falls just a _little short of doubling the allowances now grant ed to the aged or infirm ministers' ami their families. Under the pre- sent pension scheme, generally speaking, the highest payment runs from $500 to sooo, but the outline of the plan which passed the as- semsbly yesterday, provides for a pension of $1,000 for ministers of

40 y'eurs'servlce_ or who havei reached the age of 70, nnd an al-_ iernntive pension of $500 for the Willow-S. of any rministers, regard-| less of the age at which their hus~ ` bands might die. The plan was' al. most unanimously supported, the. discussion centering aronud seine of the detsi-is of its working out, and while it will doubtless be de- cidedly encouraging to the youngl students who are looking forward

lifework, it 'has the'one drawback

til 1922 Assembly. 4

` TERM-ED A CRIMIE

One of the big objects _'back of

advancing the pensions was to hold out some encouragement to. Young men, who, the church fears, have been held 'back from enter- ing the ministry owing to the

sent situation ns a crime. and he only wished the Assembly could put through t-he new scheme at once and make the payments to this fund have the i`irst call upon the church `1budget. The above scheme. it will be noticed covers only the aged ministers_ and in ad- , dltion to that. it is proposed to go forward with another scheme which will provide suitable retir- ` ing allowances for any of the young

fund campaign, as soon as the col- lections for the .Forward 'Move - .

the Sunday' School at ti p. m. _gain ~

ters_ and they fr.§`owed it up yesflrl

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nitnt have been completed. and, ' _ when -these two lands have been _put `

in operation and have been amaiga == _ -=-‘- - '-r-" " °"’

mated under one management, the 'er “ph 1° c°m° f"°m “n “age”

church lbeiieves that they will be mem “mn the .°¢“5"9¥“tl°“”' '°"“' .

doing much in the way of opening tribuied_by the ministers theiu- `”`“

up the .field of ministry to 'many' selves. levy upon the hunger, and cARoLiNe AMELIA coFF|N

men who would otherwise he hesi- interest from investments. The ----

tant nlbout taking on the w~ork_ it is levy' upon the 'congregations will 'i`iie death of Caroline Amelia I purposed to collect the aged and be upon the basis 'of'five per cenl. eldest daughter _of Mrs. ‘Henrietta

infirm ministers' funds from four of the ministers’ salaries. in forni~ Coffin, Mount Stewart. took place which dmonsed was hem sources_ in equal amounts, a qum-» .rr years, the congregations have at her home on Thursday morning. ' '

- __._.__._._._. made spasmorlic oontri-hutinns to June 2nc. Although deceased had

. . f -~ the pension fund. but they have been in failing health for ,miie

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» - - ‘ige so that the congregation, when | early age of Q7 years removes one

en a iste would know whose memor will long be rn..

I ' were niso adopted having in view

'L. McKerroil. . Recommenrintinns;

the dragving pfnatll liilhi_stei}"a into'

~ .tho fun payme s'up to t e nge

U” if f°|‘HP|-Pg( 46 the details being fixed to

__ l ‘__ lex M5 p ___ _l~l____ ‘lyk ; _hgpgggygpgpgpgj r. IGHITIGNOI permit them topui-chase annuities.

nt the Oakley House in Souris on 1 A' rn-may mir, nm.. between s ana~ f 1

0.30 p. m. to sign on ri few ood.; p

men for infantry Camp on §une l Mmkhdad . Qawwkedi#

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is' a_ Menace to Health

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_ ERHAPS you have sometimes wondered

' " ' Mattresses you and your neighbors have

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Mattresses discarded by hospitals, and by

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pension hind. The report in this ‘Them src left to mourn beiideil PARIS' June 15' semwr mm

conducted by her pastor, the Rev. J. C. Martin.

many friends were lieautiful, teal- fying to the love and esteem In

Douglas, Burr- Dewyre, Howard Glover, George McKenzie. lierhrsrt

eonnection was mane by Rev. D. 'l‘ her sorrowing mother, two -broth- lame' Wi 'b°f°l”° me Ffench Sell'

ers, Luther and Arthur. both '_ st nie today an interpelistion on what D ¢ mi p ~ home and four siBterI."Eme|ille N- measures the French Government lo N°W Yi:l`\\M M"5DF“3'IdG‘\"5;\‘;:`P“)"‘; Mat, intends to take concerning the exe i§i>?‘:vHi‘tou mivinliilae nd' Dgnr cution of the treaty of Versailles

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vices at the house and grave wer; The Senator asked that n 4,-me fa,

a discussion oi' his interpellatinq

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