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-—1i0RSES FOR SALE-Just ar- rived at Bcdley Multan-Us, Carleton, ' n car of choice western horses. J. W. Whitehead, owner. 2657-41

-TAI.ENTED - MUSiClAN — Pro- :iessor_ Srlie Fowlcs has accepted the i

‘post of organist and choir-director

$- FfoLtile Presbyterian Church at Sum-i . 255°'3'2°‘4l'§_lne:~side. Professor Fowles came outl

from England in 1921 to fill the post of musical director to the Pictou ‘rlicadelny School of music, a post he still holds. His early training in iCllilftrli music was obtained under Dr. Wood. at Exeter Cathedral, after fthat hc studied at the Royal College .of Music at the same time being as- {blatant-organist of Christ Church, Lancaster date W, one of London's most important churches as far as music is concerned. He was for sev- en" years assistant conductor of the Duiwlch Pililharmonlc Socictyh a body cf 400 voices, ilnder the cele- brated conductor Arthur Fagge. He ‘also formed and condiicted for elev- en years‘ the Petwortil Choral So- ciety. Since his residence in Nova fcotla he ilas become known as a JCCXHIHSE, having given organ recitals ,ill all the large centres and on six ‘occassions bl- dcasted from CNRA, Jifoncton. He was chosen as one of

the lidjudlcators at the band con- .

icst held in Halifax, last August, and has on several occasions been one ,0! the judges at the Cumberland County Musical Competitions.

, Premier Ferguson FRCebukés ~One- Of His Ministers ;

TORONTO, out), Mar. 25.—The i Ontario Legislature was treated to In ‘unprecedented incident today when‘ Premier G. Howard Ferguson, issued

it strong rebuke to one of his p

lMinisters, l-lon. Dr. Forbes Godfr Minister of l-Xealth. mm the floor Vof the House with Government and ‘fOpposition benches filled, the P11- imier declared that the action of the Minister of Health in adding a post- script to a‘ letter dealing wifli an application for a mother's allowance ,pension was regrettable. inexcusable and highly imprcler. The postscript advised J. M. Alien. of Long Branch, to whom 5th: letter was addressed. to seek thcsuppoh at the polls last Oc- tober’ of Mrs. Callaghan, of Long Brhnch. the woman who made the application ind who was a constitu- ient of the Minister's. . . Never in the memory of any sinslé r of the . legislature or the -prcse gallery had the head of a no- llticaiparty used suchatronl lens"- sgc against any. of his followers, let clone a member of his Government." l‘ will not resign". was all the com- ment Hon. Dr. Gorfrey (would inake iftcr the incident. When the Prem-

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‘Mil-Meeting nf Session for m"... liesrts Memorial flail. - _7.30-Weckly Prayer Service - Vi“- l"! "villi!!! welcome-Hearts Memorial Hall. Mil-Meeting of Session-II. M. ll‘. 3645-11.

vltsraanars liuinlmr _ Eggs mun“? ' $130; Fowl $1.40; Ducks $1.46; Apples 10c. don; Hay 650.; Straw 40c; Oats 45c. to 48c; Tiu-nlps 40c. and Pota- toes 65c. to 50c. Beef 14c. to 17c. dressed hogs 16c.

POPULARITY CONTEST-Boys wishing to enter the popularity con- lest ofrthc coming Indoor Circus will :be able to get their tickets today at I244 Water St. Gctgbu-y boys, and win ‘a bike. \ 2663-21.

ilfiTiflftilSTlNG TALK— Rev. M12, jLrgato gave an interesting talk on ‘Robert Louis Stevenson to the ut- Ecriuy Club of Prince Street School lyestcrday afternoon. Attention was ‘drawn to the style and characteris- itie strengthof 11's writings. lvu- ne- lgste has o. very intimate acquaint- !ance with the Islands of the South lSca. and described life in Samoa where Stevenson passed filial years of his life.

orge Otaway for $78.56 we; ed101p11- ed till aviary at 11 'A.'M. m, 4,5“ Johnson Jr. appeared for the defend- ant. The case offleorge w, Gem- iner vs Angus’ A. McNeiII for rent was d‘smissed. Judgment was given in a case of non-payment of Wises in thc case of -Doyle vs Mc- Millan. In an scion for damages to an automobile as a result of recL less drlvlng in the case of James J 1111101‘. vs Calvin RusseLthe de- fendant was-ordered m pay $50 and costs- Mr H. F. MoPhee appealed for the plaintiff.

Mrs. William MacQuarrie has re- turned to her home in North Milton, litter spending the week end in Hun- ter River, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry- Bernard.

lsLANn not: WEDS- Announ- cement is made today of the wedd- ting of Charles W. Fleigher and lWss

teeiyn M. Clerk, both of Somerville, ,Mass. The marriage was performed ‘ here Sunday afternoon by Rev Noyes ‘ O. Bartholomew at the parsonage of Ithe Congregational Church. The groom a little house near the railway dives at 14 Thorpe St. Somerv lie, track at Boar Brook, Pictou county i and is a tnsmith. The bride is a r the passengers and creiv of a Halifax LSWIODMDDEY Ind B- ill-URN»! o! Mi‘ Sydney express train owe their land Mrs Thomas ‘Clark of sender-i esclspe from posslbledeatla or lniury lvillc- (Boswn. Globe Wb- ,9 Mr on the night of Wednesday, March lFleigher referred to above is a son: 12. . _ '

o! Mrs Lena Fleisller or Victoria Pl ~ It was Izzard who discovered the E. I. and learned his trade with Mr. ; washout at Bear Brook, near Bar- Peter Small of this ety) ‘ ney’s River sation. Pictou Ooliny, " _ , ' _ _ , q _ ‘and-gave the notification to railway

QUEENS COUNTY' COURT—_, authorities.‘ that, msuited, in. the

The Queens County Court met yes-l trains halting. Alarmed bythesound ‘terday morlfng at 11 o'clock with. of rushingwaters. Izzard discovered His Honour Judge Duffy on the: the break ‘in’ ‘the dam at McPhee's Bench. A number. o! > cases were, Mill which"resulted' in‘ nearly five dealt witlhThat of John J Savad-Lhundmq y”; o; nu]; by“; wall“; ant and another _vs. Joseph Gaudeh] out. Knowing that a trairi was due anaction for $200 dtmsses extinct} to cross in‘ n. comparativellf short the plaintiff for slander was ad-l time, he ran a mile through the iflllflild till. ADI‘?! 10."Mr James John-I stonn to the“ nearest telephone and M10118 J1’. lppblbilid 10f‘ the DIMDLIKII gavg the glprm, and Mr. Malcolm McKlnnon for the; ~= __'- defendant ._ The case of Ciaud De-? ACCEPTED ‘CALL T0 BATHUBST. Janey y; Stetson McRacfor debt "UNITED CHURCITPABTOBATE occupied the grcaicrw-rtoffllsat- ""1 - ‘ , ternoon. Mr Augustine McDonald ap- "pgnmpgr, N, B”. 135,, i

BATTLE!) sgrolilvr TO FLAG TRAIN TRUE-O. N< 5- Mar. 25.—TO Ar¢hl¢ IlZI-rd. a negro who lives in

man Lowther for the defendant. The; gel-day ghgijmgL “be; M_ R108’ B,’ case was adjourned till to-day at E A,’ o; Marysvme’ N_ B" h” new“ 11.30 A. M. Another cue for debt, ' ' ' ' that of Francis J McKenna ve Ge-

BIRTHS-

Ol Trinity United Shurch, which has i been vacant since the death d! Rev. Hammond Johnston," early in Decem- ber. Rev. Mr. Rice, who is at presl ' cnt completing his‘ fifth year at‘

ltICLEOD-At Bunbury, March '25,

to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick McLeod, a Mmswué’ 18 n6 szrang" to ‘°n' Bathurst having served the old ‘ Methodlst-Bathurst-New

Brandon

circuit from‘ 1910-1913. Since ‘the

consummation of union the Bathurst

elid of this charge has been known

l“ “Billy United so that many of

the" congregation are personally ac-

quainted with the new pastor. Since

leaving Bathurst, Rev. Mr. Rice has occupied the following charges un- der the Methodist and United Chlrg. 65! ' sl-‘lr- P. E. I.,; Sussex, Falrvlile and Marysvilic, N. B.

corlrnLLo-At Green an, on Feb. Costello, a son, Leo Francis.

CUINN-At Emyvale, on March 12. 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. James Quinn, n daughter, Doris Josephine.

.' DEATHS

cosrctho-at Green Bay, on Mar. 13, 1930, Leo Phenols, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Costello, aged twenty-six days. ' l‘

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In loving memory of Joseph Bryen- \ ton who departed this life March I 26th, 192s. At home in the beautiful hills of God, By the valley a: reat so fair Seine day. some time when our task

is done ' We shall meet our dear one there- lnaerted by his Wife and Family,

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in loving memory of Jean Maclncil- who died Mal-ea ma, 1m.

Net as a eblid shall we again behold her’

n» when. with rllilltel wild

1n our embrace we again enfcld her, She will not be a child,

put a fair maiden in her Father's

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In the “central Christian Church last night, Dr. Rvobt. P. Whiaton gave another of his unusual “ - ea, speaking this time on "The Dev- il in Charlottetown." Ionic perhaps expected to hear the Evangelist at- tack some local institutions but they were happily surprised. Dr. Wblston stated that Charlottetown was a "mighty fine cross section of Can- adian life, and that represents the beat in civilization. Never have I seen a higher type of morality nor larger church attendance than you have in. your city. Fine schools, great churches, good stores and banks, modern streets. a iibrary-whta more do you want. Surely Charlottetown is a good city to live in and in which to bring up a family."

‘The Evangelist proceeded to give the analogies between the days of Pharaoh and this modern time, stating that Moses was a. type of Christ and Pharaoh the type of Satan. He said,

"When the children begged to leave Egypt, Pharaoh at first said they couldn't go, but afterwards he changed his mind and offered sever- al _ promises. Go, but don't go far, go but leave your herds and cattle, go but leave your wives and child- ren, and go but wait until tomor- row, were the compromises he sug- gested. Satan is making the same compromises today. when he finds we have made up our minds to serve the Lord and come out into the open as Christians, he suggests a thous-

ately he is_ getting away with it. He is the conuiver of eonnivers, the trickster of tricksters, the ‘ ‘ of ‘l-leceivers and the liar of liars. He tells men today to ‘serve God in the land.‘ that is, live moral lives, Join a lodge, or if Christians to live the. Christian life outside the organ- ised church. Satan ls just as evid- ent in Charlottetown as he was in Egypt." . _

Another special service takes place tonight when Chaplain Whlsteh will give a short adress on “What I Did

Dr..whiston was with the lind Division. A. l2. ‘I’. inPl-ance for i4 months. Following the brief lecture he,_wlii glve_ a pennonetic ~cn "The Man Jesus Called Down." This cerv-

seats rfree- at all mervices.

‘Monthly Meeting -' Caledoniarl Club

A committee of four ciansmen u. meet, representatives from ail the so- cieties with a view of petitioning the City. Oounciito put the Market Bali in proper condition for entertain- ment was appointed at the regular monthlrmeeting of the Caledonia: Club, held in the Club Rooms last evening, at which the President, J. K. McKenzie, presided. The committee appointed to represent the club was composed of Cianemm T. I‘. Whiti- James Paton, Malcolm McKinacn and T. M. McMillan. The meeting is in be held in the Caledonian Club Rooms on Thursday, April i.

A communication was read from a Halifax lady, formerly ef O ‘ “ town, who wished to make an en- gagemeat here for her son, who is one of Canadab best dancers, having won thirty-two medals. Tile um- tary was requested to communieeh with the lady and if possible make a“ ngemente with her.

A Gaelic song by Oiansman, J. G. Mcladyan and a humorous read!!! by Clanaman Paton, were inilch en- joyed by the members assembled.

:=Miller'a_ Worn Powders never fail. They immediately attack the worms and expel than from the m- tem. They are complete in them- selves, not only as a. worm destroyer, but as a highly beneficial medicine for children, correcting weak diges- tion and restoring the debilitated I!!- bein to heaithfuiaoas, without which the growth of the child will be ro- tarded and its constitution weakened.

AUCTIQN

onwedmeaaysprila moan p. m. on premiau, in Charlottetown Royalty of is‘ acne of land with dwelling m», outbuiidlnll and fea mien mate en the aorta west cornei-‘of the junction of the It. nun and onion heads about m aiilia froinh ohsrietuiewn. no- perty Metiancn. For par- ticiiiara _ i y to the undorlliibd or to ‘ q ‘a Meliiilinn sell- uj-e Royal, bee: Iilillng. Char- letsotewn

Annul Meeting Y. W. C. A. And _ Cundall Home

‘rile annual meeting of the Y. W. C. A. and Cundall Home was held at the Cundall Home yesterday af- ternoon with a largo number of members and friends present, The President. Mn. .1. r. Gordon. presid- ed and after the various reports were road and approved Min Johnson, the 1A4! lilllflllilbndent, gave a molt) ' ‘ " account of the work of‘ l!!! Yell‘ and the improvements which have recently been made in the residence and its furnishings. Judie nasal-d. Mr. l‘. D. stems and Mr. G. n. Delleis of the Trustee 501M. lpoke of the successful way in which the work in connection with the residence was being con-- ducted and of the many advantage). Nleeased by the 20 students resid- int there at present. ‘ A resolution to discontinue ‘Y. W. C. A. work was read and approved, the present organisation continuing to function and to bear the name of "The Women's Board of the Cun- dlll Home."

After the close of the meeting the Home was open for inspection and afternoon tea. was served in the dining room, which was beautifully decorated with daffodils and yellow tapers. Mrs. Bearisto and Miss Amy Palmer poured tea, and the follow- ing ladies assisted: Mrs. J. S. Morris, Ma's. l". 1:. Sn-iailwood, Mrs. W. A. Stewart. Mrs. W. C. Cook, Mrs. E. MacLaren, Mrs. H. H. Horne.

'.i'he officers for the ensuing year are as follows:-

Hon. Hem-Mrs. I‘. it. Hearts. Pres. Mrs. J. P. Gordon. Vice-Prea-Mrs. H. D. Raymond. Rec. seep-Mrs. H. S. l-lendernn. Cor. lacy-Mrs. J. S. Morris. Tress-Mrs. A. E. Morrison.