s limited period only, you may secure with every

93 Pound Bag. lioyal Household Flour

froni: your_ reguiir grocer, a nice nlckelied

Pan, absolutely FREE. As the supply of these _ is limited, secure yours early.

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Miscellaneous

FOB WANTED-FULLER. BRUSH COM-

iUpper -pany has one opening in Kings

-5-14-tf. County. Good earnings to steady

301155. Fuller Brush. Moncton. N. B. Apply at MHW-5-20-Sl

w_ E, Bain, North River. , -*__*

5-5-20-2i

AT ONCE, GIRL F011, accept 2-3 years agreement with iiousework. Apply 23a good rancher, for moderate wage _ 4721-541 and board. Will consider buying

_ foxes later. Apply Guardian.

once, 5 cmLs 'ro 4°°3'5'"'°'~

lobster factory. Bennie Grand Trncadie. WANTED-One msn with car or

4713-5-22-2l

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iucnonann, Pao- Surveyor, Herman-

4444-5-a-imc. _ _

_---__--- Situations Wanted _

ron 'risnivi oiva or ___`______ P°“dS °“ Mind- °“"° smcnn MAN wAN‘rs worm or

man; car an advantage. Write

, YOUNG MAN. WELL IIDUCATED,

wishes to enter fox industry. Would

wagon for special sales work. No experience necessary; earnings around $30.00 to start with increase for right party. Position open May 25th. Give full particulars to E. Ralston, care Guardian.

MHW-5-20-31

Wood Islands West.

For Sale _

F. S. Reeves, South

`SALE »- SHALL

with Wil

bred.

Nursing

G from city. Apply "F

Apply aoii 114 or ters-

ass-s-ai-si.

_ A Maitisan rox I _

m y have same by proving Sale-Slnafl Wanted

paying expenses. I... B. _._______._._..___.__-_._.

4759'5`21'21' any kind. Phone 980. 4729-5-20~3i

4607-5-22-ill.

- HALL RACK. APPLY

‘ 4753-5-21-41.

i-Ai>aas.s cifN'rs » .______._

Guardian Oiiilce. 2-4-ti wanted

SALE-SECOND HAND Bl- and baby can.mge_ Apply 228 WANTED-NT ONCE, ONE COUN-

,,fnf,’,f,’;°’f)r'§gf' 'f,f;f’\°;f -caN'mAL cimrsriax cinntcn

g¢anh0pe_ 470g_5_g2_31_ Dr. R. F. Whiston, precahed on the

F0 LET, BOARD AND highest; Chrlltllli llfé, 1855 Iillht ln

'lm' W muff I* °""'d“” the Central Church, mentioning, the

“ physicsi subii y, t e men i, the SALE _ ONE BROOD 8;, moral and the handicap of the rout- Mum' 2° Bnshwn' ' 5°"- to furrow Juno ioth. Frank "lo °i' loonv livoo- Poverty ond Gin PAUL-At Kingston, Moy is. ioai.

Comwail. 4752-5-21-3|. were also mentioned among the han- to Mr' ,md Mm william Paul 8

-_ dicaps. The Evangelist said "There d|,,3»h¢¢,- yn, hehe '

SALE _ in '

with o§§'n_'§§ per‘,’e‘é:_‘x‘f are mony thins: wo cannot under- vassar-At the P. E. 1. Hospitsi, Apply 54 orlebm. Street stand in this world and that brings May 12, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

ma-s-21-si. to usbghe et;mald'v:;iy?’ Why Fife liarn 1:. vessey. Dunstsnbsse. is son.

._ some rnre an o erspoor,wy

_ KITCHEN STOVE. are soma born intelleetualy brilliant DEATHS

Beaver" B-18 in good ,

and 10 “_ pipe' 135 Hms_ while others are mentally deficient

street. 4761-5-ai-si. .°"°l Wh! 6° “mo HW* hollihv bod- MCMILI-A

M__________ lies while others are weakiings. '11ie`qgy, May 30_ Hush M¢Mm,m’ ;n§.ARGE WOODEN 1 inequalities of life have never been aged 55 ya,-,_ _p,m,r|| from ms 1-te

SD d tt Al __

ansevilngg rlcigchmlg ,r solved we simply know them as real- mi¢¢n¢,_ p,-|d,y_ May mud, service

omce_ 4e99_5_n_ti ties. No one seems to blame. There gggrum gt 3,30_ mmmenm Cl de

pLAN1~s_ 75° ppm, -life and that is in my text ‘Bear ye by mall. 85.00 per one ,another's burdens.' That is the

4,m4_5_m_8; solvent of all lifesilloblems. The

o Let EYESIGHT

WANTED-A SUPEIIVISOILSALES-

man to cover Prince Edward Island to handle complete line of Potato Machinery and Farm Implements of all kinds. Kindly state age, ex- perience and references. Address replies to Box'I. 116, Charlottetown Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

May 22-3i.

ter or show case. The Bike Shop.

4119-5-22

_many obstacles in the way of the

is just one answer to the ‘whys' of

best way, to bear ones own burden is to bear the burdens of others. This is not only a law of Christ but it ls a fundamental law of life. Grace is

llentral Guardian

CLYDE RIVER.-On Sunday, May

24th. the service in the Presbyterian Church, Clyde River, will'be at 3 Dm.. 8. School 2 pm.

BRADALBANI-The service in the

Presbyterian Church, Bradalbane, on Sunday, May 24th, will be at 3 pm., B. School 2 p.m.

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sas.vA'r1oN‘ Aan! annual 'rag

Day Saturday, May 23. for Social, Rescue and Prison work. Give cheer- fully. ` , 4123-5-22

NORTH RUSTICO-On Sunday. my asth, there wiii be service in connection with the Presbyterian Church in Canada in the North Rus- tioo school house at 11 a.m. All are cordially invited.

IIARRINGTON-The service in

the Presbyterian Church, Harrington, on 'sun<isy, May wh, wiii be st 'L80 p.rn. A cordial invitation to all:

rim FUNERAL or out. Auix-

THF GIARLUFTFTOWN CUARDI N

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Conservative -

' Convention ,

A Convention of Charlotte-

town and Royalty voters is called for FRIDAY, MAY THE TWENTY-N II in the

i :ONSEBVATWE COM-

‘IITTEE ROOMS over the ‘anadlan Bank of Commerce, o select two Candidates to 'ontest the District in the -'ortheomillg Provincial Gen- ‘ral Electlolr

The Convention will be call- rd to order at 8 o'olocir.

Each Poli in the City and

Royalty is entitled to be rep- resented by live (5) delegates, and the Chairman of We dif- ferent Polls should have his or her delegates appointed, and have the names of the dele-- gates ready for the meeting or have a`. list sent to the Sec- retary before the meeting.

ANDER CAMPBELL will take place tomorrow (Saturday) at 4 P. M. from Trinity United Church, Summerside.

FRIGIDAIRE IS BY FAB. the

fastest freezing Electric Refrigerator -no long waits for ice cubes or froz-

when there will be, _besides the reg- r

maining articles. There will be no supper served. 4711-5-22-li.

the Brookfield congregation on Suri-

a.m., and Hlmter River S. School

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Years at Prince oi’ Wales College will write their last examination for the temi today. First year students completed writing their examina- g tions yesterday' ,,

I. 0. D. E. BRIDGE-Members of 5

en desserts. See iii- Frigidalres at PL I-Iolman’s. 4115-5-22 ea

1 co

FINAL NIGHT.-The closing of ar

the May Fair takes place tonight th

BIIOOKFIELD-The services in ch

Iiarfsvllle 11 a.m.; S. school 10 a.m.; ¢ Brookfield 'I p.m.; S. School 10.30 W

McKinnon and Craswell and chorus

COMPLETING EXAMINATIUNS rendered the chanty songs with a

-T716 Btlldcllii of Second and Third gusto that would have done justice

to the boatswains mate of a 74. The mixed quartette in "Whispering Hope" touched the heart strings of h _

€- Campbell were heard at their best in

the Independent Order of Daugh- .Gai-don of your Hem-tv pi¢|¢¢d p

ed feel it was in the pipe class.

e audience and was heartily en ored. Miss Laiferty and Miss Flora

olos. Mr. Jack MacLeod" In the

Lounge Room. Tea was served at

the consolation by Mrs. Roy Quigle

lated on its success. _

BIRTHS

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River Cemetery.

THE LATE MRS. LEVI HARTLING

stronger than environment or her-.

'l.30 except Sunday. Mrs. Roper will sing at the service tonight.

In fond and loving memory of

dear Mother who departed this

lingo and although the burdui re- in ye md” M 22” mains the some the ance of ceo is ° s:lo°ifi°ths aimfrlf .ie|r1s.m°'

YEAR om greater." nr. wanton gave an ev- loomed by lm- Dmslner.

1221 lbs# ‘°‘”!‘ld- angeiistic tiu-n to his manage when I Mr" L' A' "VM"

8 Ii1lI‘B ' ~

years’ 1300 "N" he discuned the great all involvingf 515° ,me exp,-gg, handicap, that of sin. _ , ,

repair. R. H.Binns, 'rg ht will bg Q, V st. mae-s-or-ai nl' ° "°“ °um°x

night of the week. 'rho services min

it now on will begin at 7.40 rather than

_,M

In loving memory of our daught-

90000-00-00000-oapoqeggagggg

EYE Tmm 'er Janie Druisilla Bernard, died

May 22nd, 1930. ~ _

at mlhw Desrut daughter, how we miss you.

|, |_ fggwg None but God our grief can share, 093% But we'll meet again in Heaven ll lid( *ll For we know you are waiting there.

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Inserted by parents Mr. and Mrs.

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B505! COTTAGE: " Ne De

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usniian. 4710.540." “ll ` Ulbllrllll

_ mn- m loc'-`r"ts'.l."f§o'fr'.'r5’s 5.2355 H. J. MABON # °°°*'*~°~» ° N-no lo-on

June ist until Sept- Ui r ' ”°°° ‘ff _ 2

' Ieniena I. li I. ! ;

E-unnsmxna_is»-s-llllllhen-=-uname.;

ters of the Empire enjoyed, a very ch successful bridge' at the Canadian

National Hotel yesierilili' ilfffernovll. was a. scream and scored heavily in Twenty tablw were played in the

-i_; ,_

‘u‘LEN_A° the P~ E~ I- H°SPl5°-1. ladies of the Marshfield Presbyterian

dl it h tt -May 14th to,D1'. and M-l'S~ Wylllo M- Church and the hwtess, Mrs. (Dr.)

-_Mil

N-At Comwall, Wednes-

not end Piles_in aaytorm.

William Bruce “Kissed on the Stair,'

rcsses and cast in a humorous mould rarely has an evening with local talent been so much enjoyed and ap-

at -the door, and the young ladies' sale of candy was a sweet success. The National Anthem closed the en- tertainment, after which the choir and friends were entertained by the

Genge, at the Manse. In closing the social hour Dr. Genge in fitting re- marks tendered the thanks of the officers and congregation and pastor to the Zion Choir for the splendid, clean entertainment. City choirs are appreciated in the country. Come again.

The many friends of Mr. John

William, Prince Street, were pleas- ed to see him out for a drive on Wednesday.

'iiriattp Unites FRIDAY

7.00-Choir Ilehearsal--»Churcli Audi-

torium.

7.30--Young People’s Society, reg- ular nieetlng-Social Hall. 8.00-Illustrated Loci-ure, "A glimpse

of Cathay", by Rev. Prof. Brecken. The public invited. Offering for expenses _ Hearts Memorial Bail. 4689-5-£2-li.

Piles tio iluick

Without lalves or Cutting

Thousands of suderers from itch-

ing, bleeding or protruding piles have

relief can only be accomplished with an internal. medicine. .Neither salves nor cutting remove the cause.

oice boquet. The inimitable Mr.

the “Mother-in~law." Mr. George

5 Beer was is winning number in, his

°'¢1°°l=- The prior for contract woo splendid rendition or the boi-serscs won bv Mrs- B- Roy Holman. and reading. 'rue pity -'Ar-ivertising for ri

Wife," was a snappy bit of bachelor

In B'l°il°U the Prize was won by experience. All star actors and act- Mrs. H. L. Bethune, and the con- solation by Miss Lillies Hooper. The committe¢ in charge of the function

Mrs. A. E. Morrison and Miss Cath- preclated. A goodly sum was taken ei-ine McLeod, are to be congratu-

Htl

Five lectures were delivered yes-

terday at the Theological School in Heal-tz Memorial I-la.ll by professors W. Cr. Watson, D. D., C. McKinnon, D. D., J. W. Falconer, D. D., and J. B. Thomson, M. A.

and teaching were that Jehovah would punish ‘the nation for its un- righteousness and lack of faith. The punishment however did not exhaust Jehovah’s purpose for Israel. The nation will not be extermlnated; there will be a. remnant. Jehovah’s final purpose is one of mercy and salvation. Isalah's hope centred in Jerusalem and the temple. He is an ardent nationalLst,'and thinks of sal-

vation for one people only-the Jews.

The second lecture in the morn-

ing session was given by-Principal

of men through the Word, the lec

force of his logic he commanded the

edy in a Jiffy. Holman’s, Char- ,mention of thmkmg peopm All ..Afm au He is our example_.. The presentation of programnies.

ular games, an auction sale of all re- 1qt¢¢town_ 4713-5-22 '

the great reform movement receiv-

"_“ co the stump of cuivin. As o then- Goo. 'riic deepest influences are Wm Km S°""°'

zI°N cuuncl'-I C"0’__R IN MU' logian he was more accurate than thu-Se Whlvh C0m€ f-ll1`0li8l”l P€i‘S0l1- Chorus--"The Maple Leaf Forever" “CAL *ND "“‘Y”'z'°“ °““'°" Luther. The theology of his rnsti- nifty. 'ro meet Christ is to eneoun- -The school rCOi'n“‘211 lest si/onine Of Mr- Hush

mr rend°re;1”;n2§$endld1;‘tu5l°aé tutes has been qualiified and modi- i/cl' n€W'i1¢5S Of 1if€- Pfcemlllellily Flower Drill-Margaret Hciiiicssey

programme ay ng a ' - » -

2 ' _

day' May 'nh' Wm be as follows' Manhneld Han' The "lent was ex representatives today are Karl Barth yvlllh- JSSUS Spell-ki Of Saving thc Doris Hcrwatt, Marjorie Bentley,

eIm°m‘uy gwd and every number and his school. lCSt. those who have taken the Pauline Irlam, Helen Crawford, Bea- 33° at Wcst River- the 5°" °f CB as encored' Fmt Thmnpson pre' At the afternoon session Prof. Wl‘0l`lSi7rl1Ck. Who are overcome bi' sie Thornton and Anne Hunter. mi" Ewen MacMillan and Isabell' sided at the organ and made the '

10.30 a.m. re

fied m the course of years. His best

Falconer spoke on “The Meaning of ‘ the Sacraments" as interpreted by' St. Paul in I Corinthians. The sac-

years ago there was no difficulty in

Dr. watson continued his series on ir isfyinc iifo of Dr. Laws a boiler in-

the faith of Isaiah. Isalah`s belief 1 terpretatlcn of this thing? He had

raments are the real battle-ground Oll the rl8ht CHICK. JGSUS H169 1-hem Eleanor MacKenzie. Eleanor Wil-

of issue between Christians today. lil his day. the VIC'-11115 OI' SVU h9~bllS. liams, Ralph MacKay and Sam Rnb~ _ _ In the Lausanne Conference of a few lJl'l50fi9i`S °f their OWU 5°lV¢~5- In Bl] lson. el °f wars' Mr' Hugh MacMillan

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- N __-1 worms and lu`lls them. Will not stain. Harmlsas.

Odor disappears immediately.

Sizes & 50|;

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T" E Ii ST0 RE

the W*-ie “lid f°°”-Sh ""9””‘s- Jesus ‘-wiisaa 1/oust noLLAa cons i'i;itriisa"

assumes human responsibility. Life _§ ll involves choice. Yet at the some r ---_~ _ __ __ _ time many of the great major ccm~ second series depicted well-known 11_ Group R,e¢itp¢1on "The Umm-el

found a purpose in life which abol- ished all cynicism, a purpose illu- minated by Jesus Christ How ar' rive at this purpose? Life presents a. moral choice. Jesus emphasises this in his teaching when he pre- sents the great alternative; the sheep and the goats, the great gulf.

BY ORDER ,He has no missionary outlook. ditions are predetermined. We can- scenes in the interior of the coun- la Tree"-M.iss G. 'Douglas' class,

not be anybody unless there were try- 12. Part Song "The Sun Dips Low destining forces, such as the langu- ----- -Seniors.

MacKinnon on “The Holy Spirit and ages we speak, the customs we in- ` - 13. Dialogue "Church"-Miss Mac-

03-5-22-di. the wo,-dy A5 an illustration of the herit; these are predetermined for ArborAndE'rnpire Kenzies class,

_ __ ___ working of the Spirit in the hearts us. Christ influences all the forces 14. chorus “Allouette" (French.

that come into our lives He enters Canadiam- lois

- - ' S0 ' l. Edith SIIBV

Two BURNER ELECTRIC HOT turer cited the life and writings of our lives decisively through 0111' D ay Gbs e r v ed ,-Seniors and Intermediates.

‘TES at spew” Frm” °f “'79 John Calvin. Calvin brought to focus Christian homes and environment-3 ' ' ~

ch' Electric T°°‘“ers' d°“bl° “de the teaching ofthe reformed church Through the life of Jesus new and! _ *r

mme” with °°rd $235 each' These und by the clarity of his thought, moral ideals have come to bless us. Jcsgegdaf Art?" 52:' alnd . 771 e L at e Hu h e very handy and convenient foi' the preciseness of definition and the Then again cludst enters our life ash? Sd y "mf (T 5 uc V mel g

e warm weather season. Breakfast - _ ° “Y was “ig -V 0 ge" -‘ ‘"1

an example. As Dr. Denney says

MacMillan

The death occurred at his home in

great and good are the messengers oi -

_ MacMillan, a. well known and high-

ly respected resident.

Mr. MacMillan was born 85 yeari

illalf IS the Chl'lSll9-ll mes-5389 |50 Laura Maclraiiic. Carol MacCaimell,

doubm and who have failed in their Chm,us_..When me Flag Goes By.. Matheson. His grarllfather. Donal: 0bjective_ The world is fun of iwt _Nevin The SChoD]_ Mac)/Illlan, WB5 B. llatlve 01 SOOEIBDO

men and women who cm" get buk Dh10gue_..Queer Lime Pu5Sy.,_ and was one of the first settlers at

' Co\'cl'iead-

After teaching school for a. numb-

io-

ages they ,arse me cry "Can a mm Sol°__,,,n_ecs,,_Suza_nne M8/cKin_ cated at New Haven about the year

centre but on the circumference of.

forerunner of baptism. According to

religion. Can we not win a via'€l`S l-‘S 50 €XP0S€ U0 men lhl-S Imlllg' Kirmon.

medic. The origin of the sacrament-‘ noni disease ond to Present to them Girls' chorus-"sonic iroiirs"-ste

al conception as found in St. Paul. the 80061 h€WS that G0fl l'0l”Blves. I-le plien Foster. Senior Girls.

is attributed by some scholars such’ f0l‘8lV¢S Oil the bil-915 Of 1`€Pfflii»€ll<>@ Drama-“Mercury and the Wood- as Kirsopp Lake, to the influence of and faith- God Cannot forgive n1¢n‘msn"-.wilir-iru Irion.. Lowell Bro-'

the mystery religion, The chief con-; who are unwilling to be forslvon- huut and Liiiun Biucir.

census of opinion is that for Perri.. The fnot that o man fools the rtins chorus _ -My shariowr-rironr

Jesus is the origin ofthe sacraments. Of Slillff ill hl§ S0111 ls B f»0l¢€ll lrhfii Childs' Garden of Verses hy R. L. n

In 1 Cor, there are 4 passages God is striving with him. On what s¢,even50,-,_ G,-,mes 110 V,

dealing 'with baptism. Baptism is in : 8l‘0Ulld-S Clin We ii~l1l`i0llllC€ that 80011 Instrumental Quartette-William the name of Christ. Faith in the NWS? Slilely 1105 “P011 OUT °Wll MacR.ae, Harry Chandler. Doris

person of Jesus is the primary con-!l1llill01”lti’- IL l-‘i lhl0\iKl‘l the dellfli MacR.ae and Russell Carr.

dition of baptism. Instruction is the of Christ upon the Cross- Here we Boys' chorus-"Hyrnri to curious"

enter upon a vast subject, the atone- _.park_;_ Senior Boys,

Paul. baptism is not ri magical rite mont. No theory is adequate for it- i>ri11_~csnsuo East and wcst"~`

but bus :sith as its untscsoent. G°d d°oo not forgive men because

There are two pamages in I Cor. . -ICS"-S dl€d~ That W0l-lld bn 120 deny Lawrence Toombs, Maurice Brady. S0h00l al NEW Hllvell Zfaded- He relating to the 1..or<i's supper. In: the reality of the experience of for- Heroic Macponsid, Don Nicholson.

formulating an idea of the content, be b0m 8811111?" Clil W8 “Kill Di/61° non. 1871' AL mm' time this now flourish' of the Gospel upon which ou agreed., usoui? Ca-n the lost be uofnd and Trio-‘-sunset Lund"-Kauiio. 1st mg h“""°t W” pm °f the f°""‘

The first cleavage came over _the;i'€St0l`°d? HOW CBD 8- mlin be flee violin, Charles Hyndman; 2nd violin, U f . d I . d correct orders for celebrating the'lrom the suiit and power of sin? A Hume Keele; sro csiio, .inch wi1i<in.s.|°"g“°°d 1” Mmmg “nm as; “ima sacraments. There orc two extrernclman is unable to save himself- First Dialogue-'iannnors or the isles"-'°" a general mem" E usmess' views held in Protestantism sboutpof all as to the suiit- There is no Bartlett cosn, Milton sicwcr~t and

the sacraments, the view of the-cxpcrience which will make men .lolm MacLeod.

sacerdotallsts who place them at the 1621126 their Heed f°l' G04 S0 mliilh Chorus-“I.ocli Lomond"-Scottish

very heart of religion and at the op- ' HS the Heed f°l` i°l`8lV2l19SS- YOU 0311* Tune, Grades VI to X.

poslte extreme the ultra-Protestants! “Di f0i`ElV¢ Y0\l\'S€1f~ Agilli YOU ll'lHY` Dialogue-"Red, White and B1uc"- i

who] place the sacraments not at the; in Diff- be l'BSI>°ll-Slble 501' the WTUDB' Brenton Hooper, Cleveland Mac-

M_r. MacMillan cleared the land ant

He was one of the pioneers of that place and on his suggestion it

ceived its name.

About the year 1911 he reniovec

to Corriwzill where he took up farm- ng and fox ranching. Advancing years necessitated his retirement from active farm life, but up to a year

his

IE-

d0lllB Of 0ll`l€l‘S- OUP £9-'Sk HS Drelbllr Lean, Newton Large, and Errol Mac-r

'ngo he was able to attend to

' ranch.

Mr. MacMillan was a most worthy

descendant of his Scottish ances- tors, possesing their strength of body, mind and spirit and known wide and far as a man of sterling character nd integrity. He was one of the tirst members of Clyde River Pres- byterian Church. He established the

Sunday School there and was its sup r-ztutcnclent for many years until the union ivhen he joined the United Church at Cornwall- He also took a depo interest. in education arid wal largely instrumental in having thi

was

always a strong temperance worker.

Frank MacKinnon, Elton Worth,

such case the Lords supper is men- siveno-ss. Jesus died because God wyiic isrycnton. John siinnronris, being o member of the Sons of Tom-

tioncri inoirsstiy. in the first in-iforsives Not thot the ooorlfioe of and Hybon Proudo.

stance 10: 14-22, many Ciiristians,Chi‘U¢ °hi‘“8°d me heart °f G°d» Ch0l‘uS-"Robin, Robin in the liHI1Cf‘-

continued in profane and pagan but lt made it D0SSlbl¢ f0l‘ G0d C0 Tree”-Grades I. II and III. practices. Psui asks them to stop uslforslvo through opening the heart of chorus ‘-stein song-'_crs<i¢s vi.N@W Hfivon- such is in contradiction with a.true r mam If C'°d is elfemll then theft to X.

attitude to the Lord's Supper. In the mil-it Blways have been in the heart God Save the King.

second instance 11: 19-34 Paul con- Uf G°<i that l»l'U¢l'i Which Cl1l‘i5i`S The exercises licgiii ai 10 am. demlls the Cllques which had grown d05¢h S0 Cl¢i11'1y sets forth. God did today. The music is under the dir- up in connection with the celebra- not begin Steklhg men at the death ection of Prof. Tliompsori. Mr. L. B. tion of the guppel-_ It is 8 breaking of Christ. What differentiates the Millar, Chairman of thc School

of the bond of feiion-snip. in conciu- Pealh °f any Oth” life laid down °n Board will ioirsido.

perancc and the Temperance Al-

He was the first. Post Master at

Mr. McMillan was a. Liberal in pol-

itics, and at one convention his nam: was put in nomination as a candid- atc for the second district of Kings Ho lost the nomination by only on( voir to his brother, the late I-ion James Mao.\iillan.

sion the speaker stated that there is behalf °f hllmanlw? Il l-S UW PUT' Prince Street School About mm? year: ago h-G hid l sufficiency of evidence to justify me son who died If christ is me ex_ Exercises at 10 MIL severe attack of pneiimonia rom

claim that the two sacraments had ‘ l”"”S 1ma€9 Of Gfid f-hell l'l¢l‘e iS the l. Chorus tal-Good Moriiing to

which lie never fully recovered, al-

tlieir origin in the mind of Chrigyifleepest insight that we can ever You. fbi Raiiidi'ops-Pi~iniarif~.s. though he was only in bed for I

'I‘he celebration of them is bouncllfmd mm the Ways Of C'°d With mall- 2- ACldl”€S-S "Z€0lJfill<C"-M12 J-

up with lvyaliy to Jc5,,5_ The m_ I The death of Christ is unique be- Heurne, <Insti'ucto,- R'C_N_\rR_, V

i,¢n¢|0m,| neglect of them may lmngpfnuse Christ is unique. “Ho died for 3. Chorus "Canaria"-School. tm of Um me R0" Malcolm

3, 3,-nt 1055 of religious expex.ie,,ce_ me." "He is my Saviour." If any man 4. Dialogue. "Truly We Should

In the second place the sacm. ‘ can say that about Christ, is there Plant a 'I‘reo"-Miss Bci1nf‘tL's class. ments are neither magical ng, aura. anything to compare with ii to give 5. chorus '-0 Dr-or what can the "

mana They are divine ordinances a. man new life? Matter Bc?"<0ld Eiiglislil-Smiioiz.

established by christ and dependent The ovonlns meeting took thc and intcrmcciistcs.

for their emcmy on me presence form of an illustrated lantem lec- 6. Dialogue "Flower Colors"-Misr'

and grace of Cin-igf,_ It is 0m, duty f»\ll”€ by Dr- Watson on "A Bible Stu- Bourke's class,

to maintain n high doctrine of the dont ln Palestine." The chair-man.. 7. chorus '-The nous to the nies" sg¢|-gmengg They should rc,-em Dr. J. R.. Saint. conducted the devo- (I-Iebrideaiii--Seniors aiid‘ Iiitci'iiind»

‘icarned that quick and pennsnsrrt ‘”°"’*“l’ *nd ’°“¢l°n Hi its ver-v bool- °‘°"“‘ °"°’°‘°“"‘ mv- Ewen M“°D°“' lates-

'rhg gow,-,d gfgemoon lmture was sail led in prayer. Dr. Watson intro- 8. Dialogue "Spring comer, to Flow-

t!lV0l'l by Prof. Thomson on “Newnoss duced hi* 5“b-lecf with a WBVNUZ W Ei'l*1ll‘l"-lVli&< Stewart'-S PIRSF- vice will bf' conducted by Rev. D R of Life." Jesus speaks to us in n those who might visit the Holy Land. 9 aecitation -‘schooihovs sprin

, Bad circulation of the blood in the - lower bowel causes piles. The veins are iiabby, the bowel walls weak -the parts almost dead. To end Piles an internal medicine must be used to stimulate the circulation, heal and restore the affected parts.

Dr. J. S. Inonhardt was the nnt

to discover a real internal Pile rem- edy. Hs called his prescription HEM- ROID, and prescribed it for 1000 pat- ients with the marvelous record of success in 900 cases, and then decid- ed every Pile suiferer should be able

to get HIM-ROID tabietsnérgm their own druggist with a money back guarantee.

Dr. Leonhardt's prescription has a

wonderful record of success right in this city and Hughes Drug Co., in-_ vites every Pile sufferer to try a bot- tle ot HIM-R011) and guarantees to refund the purchase price it they do*

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language which is universal. I-le that if they had idealised Palestine 1='ever"_0e0r~g¢ Rggerg

speaks in terms of life. This expcr- too much they might be dislllusion- 10. song "1-Zinpim Da,v“-Joan Gor-

lence of life has a purpose. It con- ed. Palestine in the days of our Lord don.

fronts us as a momentous enterprise. was a much better country than it _ _ Life may be glad or sad but it is is today. Under the Turkish -regime _ _ , never trivial. 'mere are many inter- it has gone back. By the use of a .

pretationa of life. “vanity Faii-" is map he gave a splendid idea of the one verdict. All is vanity. This cyn- land. Two mountain ranges run icism ls found in the works of Wells. north and south through the coun

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Bemard Shaw, Walter Li man tr e sin of raelon breaks

and to some extent in Mr. John the western range. The Dead Sea is ,

Gelsworthy. Another view or iifo is 1292 feet below sea level. The mari-

given us by a man such as Dr. Rob- time is a beautiful section ot coun- & ert Laws of Livingstonla, who ac- try, fruitful and rich. Cultivation is

cepted the challenge of David Liv- very limited on the hills. Ma|Ive"°||8|y za||\.B||k_

ingstong and went to Africa fully Pictureawerethrown on the screen

Mltilvped in mind and heart. Is depicting the sea coast of Palesttne. ‘ . - . __ H - ~ / V 'raaeui-ay rigbti or is the ruii sat- Tyre. ist. css-mi, Jopoe. Lycos. A 0'”f”'e”,5O 9°/'C/”‘7 “mf” 25

ivooic during his last illness.

His wife. nee Phoebe Ross, daugh-

Ross

and sister of the late Mr. J. ‘K- Ross prodccrwused him about ten 'ears ago. Tiiey had tivo sons, Talmage

George, Malcolm, Ewen, Gordon, and one rlaiightcr Emma wife of Mr. Dav- id Scott. Of tliosc only two survive Ewen and Gordon. He also leave one sister. Mrs. Arthur Wright rl Strasburg. Sasl-:_

The iiiiioral will take place toda)

nt Clydu River Cemetery at 3.30. Ser

Ross and Rev. E. M. Aitken.

To the sons and other bereaved

relatives the Guardian extends its deep sympathy.

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