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The Central Gulelrliian i

CHURCHES TOMORROW |

.~ _ ‘ _ n... ..m_._.—-‘%,=,am,3 The Gospel Tent Trflllllllg $011001 "m3 resident I T 0 ll ll l 3 T 5 blwRttimftibL/iiiv vwlw LHURQH 2.'t°1'.’...l"i“i.."i.”..ilo%'.‘§? .... .... ........ .. 9mg“ '

DR. CARSON, Chiropractor, PALMER grud- uate is located in Summersidc, 39 Granville 51.,

""° l" "WI holm’! Corner in the Tryon

district. Gospel services com- I

sr. rrrslrs CATHEDRAL ‘m CANADA

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FOX FIELD ‘ . The C B in Trai .. m“ cum, "do". w,“ L“ mg M 1 P M {MY July 7th start- mence on Lords Dsy at 1.1a some 3.2;?“ m‘? ffii ,,,,,,,',‘,‘,';‘,!. phone 150-4 each Tuesday and Saturday-miner TR|N|TY UN Standard) at ranch P.M s D oontlnuln ni htl ~ ITED CHURCH 0f Geo. A. Callbeck sunnne ‘ l‘ ‘i .5’ Y ulwnths on Friday. June 27th. l Mr. r-rcnclr Connolly Iona far - ' d d ' Cl. l ll - gl m Ho‘ Oommllllvn nee Street 10x breeders welcome. L-llrlfigfb-Alil gilclfpnresah$ymtinvlafllocllb wBfiflme mflflenws“ {hm Dlblqm“ el- who was variously lhiured Whigs.’ lfjflcims, gmge laeznnlg’ M 0 etmm‘ 1 8.40 Ml Minister . "M ' h u," s | u . _ 1e F1‘? 11B . 9 Pfilw Dbl. his horse drawn ehicl i 1- l "r - 11,00 Choral Eucharist and per. Iev. llugh Miller. MA. 8.1), erficlllglns sill: blouses and sweat- I'll-laugh‘ 1:0 B103 of! Clo-lg: glfigefiollcgénn ofimolimeriied bnc lision with a car Vin tn: ally Illffllljrfi lag-o sud" Echo“ Assistant mum ‘gm: "0 "m5- Bersaln baae- Alone, v 0“ ‘e He“ amwm‘ °l Wedllesdbl’ morning. was still JJ-'r'e'J'e'nVJ'-'-'r'-VAVJ-

A. MacDonald's. L413,

of work accomplished, and also E CHURCH 0F 8C0

the fact of the number of tcrm's students who llfild Completed th

unconscious in the Kings County Hospital, Montague, at a late nour last ll18ht. He has

Rev. Donald C-agmthroyd. BA. L-9-i9-6-28-Jul,y' 5-l2—l9-4i.

1.00 Evcnsong and Sermon. r A-llloy Kendall. L.B.A.M., 4,5410,

1.495115 -_li—_,_

TLAND-Ser- u. k f ll d to . w»- M-lhy omen». u» l- u. our» woo... .... nostril‘:- “v to no u... t s2ni2l.....*2lir“........... .22: would .. .1... it°oudiii°izf ‘M5 Tues. Thurs. Sat. Sunday gohoo], _ . .. r ll 9.111., Murray River CHURCH Sc 00L N Typewrlnng Demrmengi They curred, 8.15 Mzaldeyhnnd Friday. Sermon: lhzvnlillxh Miller. fy,',’f"§'g',*‘n“'{,i§:t6r-l§ly Brook- -_The first Anglican cligrcllmsllclllgosl ha‘? 5mm“ 11ml" “m1 11° “m” I” L‘ ‘mdmiwd °°""°11Y W“ "- 93" w u" 7' Anthem‘ men's ‘ ' u“ ’ student ever held in this province conclud- “rem now- sausned Wm‘ me result turning home an“ attending a A. T F

f 1.30 Evensong Friday. volcca-"The Riches b‘: Lise." 11-115. -'Hl‘9.dl1fll1()1l.

__ d lbs ghmqgay 595510,, esmrdav ,, _ ‘ , 4 : dance When a car crashed into the M" —'-—"——- Mum. T. w. Be tl , , '——-—- e y - 1116 lwvrt. this year. ls a lit.1e or ms - s1 PAUUS CHURCH an,” L Taylor’ "Lia; ma‘, logging; garst quality full fash- giltgrgggnétgngg by"; oustuigiiefefgll later than dsusl, "nus is due to irlaagpened ntwgiggrrild ills; ‘Ziclggiii

c ts. . mom, s, A, Mafgonjidtjfw" fgxsleintstives or the Church of Eng-

_____ from various parts oi the 30TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.

the fact that some students secur- ed employment and as e. oonse. ouenoe could not write their final papers until alter working hours. I

George J h , ,

no, sum“; £15,111}; t H McPherson.‘

5MB". V. Dennis. 7.00 P. MJ Pllblic Worshlp,

A. LeDrew Gardner, Rector organist - Miss Lillian Earle Choir Dlrecto Mrs. G. l. Full

vehicles were going in the direc- tion oi’ Iona.

Tweedy. P. w. The accident victim is married

Province as well as by s large

35m fluly Communion. __M,. and Mrs k number of visitors. The school was Comoran feels satisfied that Md h“ “Vern "mdren- 1b l! b0- 9:30 Confirmation School Ser- s"m”"= 3f,"- Hush Miller. 1 cl’, 1 t I M‘ stew?‘ held at the summer id f ll did ll ~ 1 i ll l‘ ~~ lleved he suffered a fractured skull . .

vice.” "I c I d s Anthem: Peaccfully round us genndliiii.'ii‘.?sw“ofm {ggekivingnérlle Hm,’ Gegrge n, DeBlblg, 6222131 gvlll shoyvlle m he 0 Wm: h“ in the accident, NOTICE ls hereby glven that all the hook account: ll. : oy omrnun on on er- '

‘Iracadie. Rlev. Canon E. M. Malone,

The wagon was almost demolish- Charlottetown was dean

Zlhe management of the College ed in the collision while the car

extends to the ‘students and friends best wishes for a pleasant vacation

alaemggladowe are Falling."-

J- F. gaiends today. the occasion of theili Visitors cordially welcome.

m “Veda!” anniversary‘ owlng to Burhoe’s Grocery prior to June 21st, 1941 were

mam-m Evening Prayer mu some“, Malone matron o! the “Sggllvii- duly assigned to Carvell Bros. Limited. All persons owing

l .____ was badly damaged. . PLEASE Non: or Ev guru]; l ll '1‘l 11st; _.._____ __ 1 - - EVERYBODY WEtCOME SERVICE‘, E M ENING B‘ nogersNilsNgcpglclgelgpzgggoao-rlng ghonvsorilp wgrléftéliggxt‘ dpllrlgféutgg n}: réhlfiduaws “om me Boob book accounts to Burhoes Grocery are therefore notlfled

to pay their account to Carvell Bros., Limited, who are in a position to give a valid receipt for same.

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PRtSBYItRlAN '-

keeping Department: Ty Az-nes Malone, City; Helen’ Ciunnbell. Cm’; Lois Jean McLean.

sessions.

England in the near future. Mafor LIFE UNDERWRITERS HOLD

soclcs. Witness telephoned to the Rogers is recovering from sn ll- fles-

Moun

BAP I ls I neslsi and it is known hes been “lmnmrpm C ty; Marv Henrietta Donahue. mfg walrdksme t§§'°'l‘.°'o.m§.§u ‘iififi T s1: JAMES CHURCH W“ be transportation to Canada. {he we Underizvfllgfrlgal élrlegfllg °1 Cornwall: Mary McMahon. city; dralilgd. Sing mulled ngtlcedy l-llflt‘ ACCOUN S OWING As ABOVE MUST BE PAID To

m“ deugny- was he“, a, m, Chmmemw}, Margaret so... CARVELL BROS., LIMITED BEFORE AUGUST 1st, 1941.

Xllflrterlan church In Canada cmckem cuyé the “d” came i" W" Pa“ l4" 59°F

W 0i 13°11" D537 Florence Cameron. Albany" Eni whgro the bod f q d 1y, Pownal Street THE BAPTIST CH Specials. Bargain basement. S. A. Hm“ °n wednesdayl ‘lull’ 3m!- A Margaret Clark, Mt, stewartyMurqwould lzraduallg $3.1 hi“? b01212; in, DATED Jlll 4th 1941. “mm” M“°D°“‘“d$» L-llii- l?“ "mm" °‘ we Umelwflw" 1 Acorn. city; Lois lutlock He ndd no doubt it was deposited ’ Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Interim c°""-"' "hi" bllll Fltlroy Streets -—-—- “"9 91'9""? The President. MI- H- City; Anne Campbell City' Mun" there by the Wam- A v [L I Moderator. Minister ' YORK UNITED CHARGE. my. Q Whiter of the sun Life Assur- Joan Strain. City;' Avis nutn Elmer Perry Sussex N a Iea/JQrI C R E ‘ B ms" LIAHTED’ 0,351,151, “"1 ch01.- Dll-wlor, Ml" Rev. l. Judson Levy, 5,5, ‘IJ. A. Nicholson, minister. Services ‘incl? 5°» 1h hi5 report outlined the Prowse. Bruickley; ’l'.hellna Evelyn of the boys camp. corroborated the Queen street: Lillian Mackenllt, Mus. Bsc. MORNING WORSHIP u A.M. l-luly 6. 1i am. Central Church; W" bwvmlvllsbed by the Assocls- tar-tensity; Aletha Edith Saun- evidence of the previous witness. cl. l u, l v p E 1 , ,. , _ “on l , , , ,. 8.1‘ 0 C 0WD, . . . n l-y-,M;;-;;5,@;;vw=-ch h ,.,§;;;-lr"- "Si" W" ‘mm tiirphat .‘.’.‘.f.iil“l..,i"§,".°-, “"- .......?.‘§.-'.“.‘é‘,f....”t‘§. $5.". E25 éiiilllifwrenfimtieiwéifti- £2“ r-‘béliiléf in‘€f’“..‘i.‘.°.’" “i°"..“ Rev. . . r , nox uro , - l ~ ss onary , S. i ll- -. e rece ve a. w n bu, Ont Wm "d t EyENmG WORSHIP 7 EM’ Task of the ghurchq Congregau _ showed a cred t balance, also 104" oer. Gaudet. City; Marie Murphy; phone call saying ther a d d? 59.21;” 3' ' °° u” sermon: “one MM“ Fanhofal meeting at Brackley Monggy increase in membership. The fol/f City: Elizabeth Anne Doyle. Ulty; body on the shore ate vMégrshflglld.‘ ]‘_]0';_7_5_6 Anthem: “God ls a Sphw,__ communion of the Lon“ supper nlgm at 8 p_m_ . L420’ lDWlllg officers were elected for tho Mary Doyle, Cliy. ’I'i1is was about 12.30. Accompanied . . . sterndale Bennett. wlllhbe served, | POucE ?_ lcémliarlls filealrznlzreiildtettnt‘ Char- StEgg;tibligrfiigglégcihatg$éilifd x23: fiogqgfg; I. J. Yéeo. he want. 1* m, hshld] h (yon-lg; t}, p ac 0 e uua e;Vice _' _' . ‘1 c ’s oreerl saw e Stream-n lnllinxltziltors Cordially smug" 1:3" if. izojnneéltrig: wlmficour, yesterday morfilngea 31$“; pmgdeng H w_ I,“ confide“ camelon. Albany, wrote all but_0no bodv lying on the more about 3o

examination paper in Bookkeeping. _ The Graduntesfrom the short- hand d: ‘iyllclvrlliliz Department:

yards in from the water. It was face down with the head away from the water. He described the cloth-

charged with qperaglng a ca, Wm, ation Life- Secretary-Treasurer,

Ill l l . e mo" n‘ u" ca efective brakes was fined $5. Three Tlmm“ McAvmn- GT9“ W?“ Life;

John Inch. Mus. Bach

QUEEN'S CANADIAN

Organist

(ION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCll m, chu,,m_sur_ gnmk, who mm ,0 appm

had Vice-President for King's County, , ,_ , , . p nu Prince and Grafton Street mu I ( _ _ “ J_ M n C 1 ' t_ _ . _, AVI5 Rutn_ ltlousc._ Blacklew. mg and the marks that were in the F n N i N F Minister Youfill‘: glxlltflfiqio with dive‘; Q0553; "ggfigywghg Vice algférgidfllllllr feolpglllicyebCtolIi-lllfifvl Man J-"im étniil" (PL-v 5 Alena“ grass and sand- I" lmked‘ a5 mmighl J N RQV- G- CIPIYIB Webster ‘T n moildedp for a week for serltence M13 Fwd Murllhy Imperial U“: silallndélllsy uillfllfhuiljzlllzllllrfilbli-‘ll- Lhefbotiviht? hdnuliggdd There were __ - . ' . .‘l l" " .no ooprn . ea e. flflalglgnlNglsvlvg gliulzwd B311 W115 flXf-‘d M $50. Assulanse C0‘ (nJ/[ityi Hilda Mac Robinson. City; Captain Jeremiah Doucette told‘ 11.00 A. M. Theme: "On To vie- 5| RECEIVES APPOINTMENT - Personals Alzrtixcilifigfollltllslillllaglllf‘: (AILiYéngCItI-‘lgfi glxotlrlg‘ garlic olioglle cm ' A tom" Miss Mllfflur t Web.t , B.A. ‘ I": 1'1‘, N> ' ll -' ’~ - . ' .' ..__- CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH arrived n. cfnuelollin u. ipilii oi.’-isllnfiwccilriiiii.‘°' m“ E" m“ W” w” “h” °‘ h“ ‘°“' m“

‘tin Doucette who had been missing for 1'7 days. On the morning of‘ June 16, he left home about i230.‘ He had been in bed and got up and said he was going out "to tr

Hymns: 8B, 781, 545. 419. Music-

Barltoi: solo, Mr. Arthur Far- quhurson.

Mr. George Prowse of Boston is among the visitors being welcomed home on his annual holiday.

Repeated bombing raids on Bri- tlsh port areas and the industrial midlands has attracted fresh at- tention to the frightful suffering

Queen's Canadian Fund goes with- out deduction to the Lord Mayo: of London [or distribution to the homeless and needy.

Ken; 5m," the summer with her parents, Rev.

Rev. Roscoe W. Nice. A.B.. 8.0. G~ Cbriyle Webster and Mrs. Web- Mmlsger ster. Miss Webster who has been

teaching 1n the High School in

The folln tell Final '1 , ' Senior: Verna Turner. Winsloc,

Mrs. Weston Carmody and her ‘miucemlderson (my; Cumin“ Pa‘

Mrs. V. L. Dingwell, Organist. . . . y; f u, u, d f Wm l

B, [f _ El , (ml 1 , _ crs. City; EliCP Vi t ' W] it , (l, 1k m; f1, H h; 0 B mil!!! W!!!" H 0 l! Mil Contributions from this Province .

I¥INM1NQl_ hvliuillchrmhn 11 oil-Morning _Worship. cegzflthe gag has resigned to ac son, Douglas, has left for st. John RQQkV 11mm; {am gfiggffl, C1139; gotswgn they: afwitne ehgfi hug, In Great Britain who are harried mould be forwarded 1., m, no"; 1 rezlfgur-hcej, Ill “Sermon Subject. The Duel Wlth- secretary? form “(g (glxggbytlggg: i0 5l79nd the 511mm" Wml her Winstq Douglas. City; Ian McDon- walking. The boy was nervous "m" "hen" m ‘helm “"1 "M"! Trust Company, Charlottetown, |

H _ s2 u, “a - l _ u u Church m can da husband, Mr. Weston Cnrmody. nltl. Ultv. we; since he hm “we menus; and driven into the open country by which reports the following re-

ymn" ‘ ‘ ' s" 0‘ Jug‘ For Today “5bb°“"‘ a ' Iliternledlntc: Abigail Craig. City. was turned down. This was the lat-i successive raids. Eventually places ooiptg to date; I

Miss Annabelle Lawson.

Bible School classes following the Morning Worship.

1:00: Evenln Worship.

““"—— Pilot Robert Fcrsythe, R. C. A. F. ST‘ JAMES CHURCH"M°TI11"K Charlottetown. is now completing.

his training in Montreal.

Junior: Williunl Ellis. City; Ruth

arc found for them all, places of Sllcidtolv. St. Peter's; Jean Pound. " o

relative security. but their belong- ing; of all kinds are destroyed. The

tor part of January m‘ the first of February. He was physically unfit.‘ 2nd Division: Doris Wood. Alex-l Witness Bald his son men beg“ w’

Music :-

The Sabbath School meets at ten o'clock in the morning.

"He must reign, till He hath put

Received yesterday :-

Crystal Chapter No. 1 Order of

, _ b T m _ worry and he had taken him to‘ a task or emergency feeding aionc is the Eastern slur, ch l g; g "stair. si:.'l'.1:."r.t.. ....- diam" “l” wl~bé%u‘"““o€i~ ....?."‘};-.§.l.$“i.€‘él‘.l s s... s: listzlrwslz: :.::.*:l.."..:':*:=..s:r; ... ....l'° LI“ A Church with a welcome for ° m“ and Pream- 15$ u" Carleton. visiting relatives and ‘livnelvrlllnz Sliced Test and rot it cleared up, But they o? n‘ p u n’ on

clothing and bedding is much more difficult. To meet these enormous needs. $2

Road. $5.00

llan MacKe i , M . B ., th . nze us ac e new lgoarie Junior Red Cross, Mldgeil,

an. You are cordially Invited to wor- choir

all. See you at Church Sunday. |hlp with us.

(in order of Merit) could never make him believe he Central Christian Church

friends. He returned to Halifax on Julv 3rd. was all ri ht. He had never done

orzzrmlst and. director will

have ohurze of the musical service. _i__ Alctha Sailnders Mae Robinson my work cause when he looked ' ' m- -———— - .1 "' . n b trtdi i "n. Wid ’Mit, .. 1105mm] 1n Montreilif she Wm be FUNERAL sERvwEs_,rhe mm Lieut. Tiom Doyle arrived in the Joan Strain, Anne Campbell, Avis for a job and. when asked. told‘ 3:31: nrvteehe ear-grids c“ “n N13582:; “pa! 0:51am Rgyafiyw sch.“

city Sunday from Brockville. Ont, on a short visit lo his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Doyle. He left on retulrn Wednesday.

Browse. Irene Fhrlsh, Agnes Mal- one. Rila BFOWTI, Camilla Peters, Gertrude Quinn, Thelma Larler. Hilda Butler, Ian McDonald, Mary Donahue. LOls McLean.

what his father was doing, was sl-l ways turned down. 0n Friday before he disappeared he went to the doc-i tor again and was told to lzet some wcrk which would help him to for-

sorely missed by her many friends. She was an active worker in the Clifton church where she was tho efficient organist for many years

eral of Mr. Peter M. Byrne was held yesterday morning from his lute residence, 61 Pownal Street 1,0 St. Dunstans Basilica where Re-

Queen Elizabeth has permitted the $8.25. use of her name in connection with “Eat Royalty Women's lnsfllik

the Dominion ' n. which is . . officially known as "The Queen's Clinton Junior Red Oross, Mar-

In Memoriam

. . 311°‘ 815° W115 Organist for 'i‘rlnlty qulcm High Mass was celebrated Miss Laura Cox, Brighton, is - Students who iillishcd the Bcok- get, The next day no went to Rus- Canadian Fund for Air Raid Vio- set-e. $200- Mna ALAN L MCDONALD WMB. Those who heard the mes- by Rev. Louis Dougan who also leaving toda for souris where she kfcpink course also dltl a consldcr- lioo to spend a week. However, the‘ limp." Previously acknowledged $3,715.11 ,_______, 888a of Rev. Geo. "Iilley at the conducted service at the grave. The will spend the next two months. 8W? bmfilllll- 0f tyllflllTll-lllll (luring following nlilhl he Tel/united lWIM- Every dollar contributed to the TOTAL-QE-‘JB-lil- N “and mammuy away a funeral service and the tribute of pallbearers were Messrs. Donald ___._ the term. n the bov eft the lzguse. al-

her Minister. Rev. D. K. Ross, will realize that a fine, sociable talent- ed, hospitable lady has passed Tram us and is greet] mourned by her well. many friends. ‘Nit

MvKlllnfln. K- C.. Francis Eden, William McKinley, Gordon Wright Alexander Coacly and Dr. J. S. Led-

ess t an older brother to follow him. c' J w? dld iéothsee antyhsiun oi’ 111%] i n sa e mus ave/ions , _ the éilsorf. When asked by the Cor-i evidence Five“ by ‘he Clown “m:

ci bib “w: ury would return. Mr. MacPhee then reviewed the

Miss Pearl Weeks, of Ottawa has arrived in Sackville and will be the guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Weeks, during her ten-day

Evening Class

Intermediate: William Ellis. Jll'lli0l'.' Abilzall Cfkllij Jean Pound

‘The her home in Rdchmond CaiiL. on March 20. 1941, Mrs. A J. Mc- Donald in the 53rd year of her are. Mrs. McDonald was the dauzhte

cf the late Mr and Mrs Alex Mc- mm‘ fishing’

Fllhl seer had

m“ °f he’ °Wll "'*—" “iwatiml- - _- - |nesses pointin out in each ill- been taken along curiae trip and

henzie. Little Pond. P. s. 1. family lelfttomourn are: M .Al ._ Lam TO REST-Th r 1 f i- n?“ S““‘°‘°“- W“ .“’°“‘- 9- "lie?" he w“ i" °°“d"’1°“ ‘i’ “he ' . 1 d new“,

Besides o. sorrowing husband there MacKinnon, who accompanrised ti; the late Mrs. Spencer? Niall? b)! Mrs. (Di-J C. E. Cooper. San 1530mm‘ w’ wadden‘ 3°)“ Mme"- ms me.- Wmlesscrelélgdifimg he m?“ gags, ‘S? 22;,“ cgguljfikecg ha: ‘lfjafiewmfldlffimwi '

11.12.: .."*s..."l.=.*z...m $62133 ..".’.'r".r...".s'.:'. iizszli*"...t°...s°."t~"- l.‘éi..“‘.‘€..i‘.'i.". “l..*:.-s:.i"is.. u: s “' it? iéhoir- ‘w p?» e M» e s» mwd- wdnmi te- 1cm we’ i’ P»

“hem: 1nd Lou“. one daughm,’ - e un- residence o! and Mrs. A‘ ~3- Hshel,’ at the“; English-Spelling several years he had been in th Touching 1190" the liquor 81"!" t° "n" 94> B

e 611-1. also. Willard and Lzme or er daughter. Mrs. A. ndblt of going swimming after night‘ Lantieglie and Steele on leaving It was ll eged by the

tita. also two sister. Elnmfl ill 5'" Southport both resent t h C Sinclair Charlottetown to the Slimmer Obttfllle Stflnlwpb- - ~ < l

‘rancisoo and Christina of East I l l P _ a lb ~ . . C- - ' ffhqlme barter 99; Annie Cameron 3nd Witness warned hlm that he the boat Coulscl thought that it I-mdshlp stated that mulls eoslon. and four brothers. Angus bangs‘,- ‘Igleliflrgggs Wfiqi ‘wlflllglslgéfll Egfiuccfcd ‘igeteggg séflgffs M3196‘: CDL and Mrs‘ L E walker amw gilzatlilgfnsil Sarllcsln 9x15 $011M. <11‘) “l? °“°° ‘g3 gfggn- 0:11’; was uite natural that men. es- purpose of the trip was to but‘ of hiollgoBétv. Alan aniiraiicéloslfljdlllvgnfé of appreciation was’ deiiierecl s; Pallbearers werc:' Messrs C H“ ed by motor from Toronto. Ont" Hifda Buqflgicm? ‘Afinefigzlmpbcn 55: éowpliaicéxhnlgfitdififfshlmped z1n_ pgclaly sletnt-tfllerlgifg TXeninsgltuliLgu; largorhiaxzltacl-lctghei erfhfima

n l ~ ‘ ' ' J l 1l,_ cu l , .' t - ‘ _ c use a e s - 1

stratum was Her dill‘...Efiti§..€§.§£{“;..il.’“i€ 25:12» l:..t.:z". dfiléii 52a21§i2."€.°.l‘.“..%"i.lll’.".§‘2.°‘l‘§“..i?i l» u. m» cm or i» w» -

object. The law atlttod His explained that in this case

there were two Objects Jury had to assume that il, was a lggal ob- ject. He further told the jury tint supposing that after getting to 3t,

tended, he could not see how that could possibly show any COMP"- acy. Court here took recess until 2.80 p. m.

Afternoon Session

Ian McDonald 92: H. Mae Robinson 90: Rita Brown 89: Elizabeth Doyle 8B: Florence Cameron 87; Gertrude, Quinn 85: Lois McLean 83: Marvl Donahue 80: Marie Murphy 79; Ll-is Whitlock '77: Muriel Acorn 75:’

d“ Mm“ 22nd a lfixme read the Scriptures. The service w" h“ MW"

number amend“ Reqmm “l, was from the home of her son, Mass in St. Mark's Church. Rich- Wine-I'd K6110’ and the burial was mond, after which the remains were at Clifton Church cemetery, Lot 48 laid to rest Ln St. Pouls cemetery. beslde the remains of her husband, San Pablo. there to await the res- Hammond Kelly who passed away urrection.» The Spiritual and florcl

both here and in the Kenslngtonl and Kelvin Grove districts. They are also making a tour of the varlousl plages of interest wrule on the Isl- an .

don and Dr. Heath Maclntyre.

POLICE TRANSFERS - Con- stable F. G. Bradley of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Char- lottetown detachment, has been

clothes on unless it ACQUIT PAIR

(Continued from page 1)

July 22. 192s. _ taster ““€“.°.§°2.‘§..2é“‘ Ft M"- Alr" CW Watt". °°..i.“‘“‘“°.’.i.f°§ i?“ Jtpfi. “ZAY 3L0?“ mm“ “i ..... ............. ........ ... ..... wsrnphsiiih J8. fiiz'i..zs.lsd.tss.l.bzit.s.is=l.s u. by C NS v- ' um d d _ es Cl‘ 0 8 up l1 8S. 0 ( on L16 rom PBQE ' ' end Mwle I-fl - l/irs. Mrglrrlsrlnlanan arise ttliflleuqgl; is belnz replaced by Constable .1. Evellh"! Cl“! mm, Md been Se, “we md we,“ can mnllegn, bud stated in his that had nothing at all to do with