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A DAY PAID CHRISTIAN MEN women. college students, teach- , ministers snd others, for dis- bullng "llglous literature. For ticulars write stating age and

urch connection. Mr. Conrad. we: Bldg, Toronto. _

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For’ Sale A

l E LEGIl-OBN Cl-IVICIIS - $18.0;

r hundred. Everett Howatt letoll. 3321-4-2d-6i. SALE-TWO SIIORTIICIIN

lls; registered. Onc yzar cld. W. .Crosb_v, Cornwall. 3430-4-30-31.

sliu'_<"~.?.£E§'§IivTuT.bu emhic suit. A bargain. Apply uardiszl. 3372-4-23-31.

SALE - nrwnzllmr STONE l‘ concrete. Apply 75 Spring Pal-l: u- fiCii-‘I-CO-(li

SALE, ‘l-U LET. ‘BOARD AND ,m signs on hand at Guardrail lice. ii

SALE-PURE DRE!) AYII- lrc bull 2 years old. Ira mo. rnon River, R it. 34104-3041.

_.SAl.l-I--IlUNDIiED BUSIIELS carrots. Geo. H. Toombs 5: 3L09~4-30-3.. SALE-GENERAL PURPOSE re. sound and in good condton. PM)’ m: uicCalle, Clftcnn Pcz-‘l. 179- 3i02-*i~3J-2i LAP TRAIVBERRY PLANTS . per hundred, $1.03 by nnll. ~99 Der M. F. S. Reeves, South- Yl- szli-l-za-cl

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JOHN ALFRED NIcDONALD. LAND Surveyor, Box. 20. I-Iermanville. 2618-3-25-lmoDd. DRILL SBEDERS ARRIVED. IM- porzant improvements. ‘hidhdpe- < Anderson 00., Ltd. 3405-4-30-3l.

‘l-lrraron-racs role will: SIA- son's shlplnenls on short notice Guardian Central Printnry.

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I HAVE YOUR NEEDS IN‘ RUBBER. belting: also rubber trams-ready for use. Per pair $2.15. Material for t~~accs per pair $1.50. Goods guar- anteed. Clinton lllorrison", Pred- crlcton Station, P. E. I.

. 3370-4-I9-5l.

Nursing‘ NEW IIOCI-IBLLE IIOSDITAL --_ School of Nursing. Accredited

School-an months course, lhour day-High School required. Splend- id r:"-‘d“\.ce - located in beautiful reJ-"dcizlinl suburb near New York F“ '. [only to Principal. New ltocirllc, 122w Yorlt. F. li-ll.

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nun AXVJQTJYIIY is ntlFarquhar- :uu's Livery Stthie till Thursday nrorillng.

AUCTION SALE-The balance of the stock and store furniture of Pi- tarfs Ltd., will be offered by auction without reserve Tilursdzly riternoon and cvcnilg. 3343-4-30-21

BUY AND SAVE THURSDAY and Friday. El. A. McDonald's Mayyfiale. ' 3334-4-30

MEN'S FANCY COTTON IIOSE. 8 pairs $1.00. S. A. McDonald's May Sale. . 8334-4-30

Anclrrou SALE-The balance oi the stock and store furniture of Ps- ton's Ltd, will be oiicredby auction without reserve Thursday afternoon and evening. ' 3343-4-80-2l

l l ADIIL BAND-Accompanied by Ad- liutant Martin will visit Summeralde on Thursday evening, May 1st, to assist Major Cameron and Staff Captain Ursakl at s. special salva- tion meeting in the Army Hall. An open-air service will‘ be held at no p. m. and inside-service at ll o'clock. The citizens of tl-iat community are cordially invited. INSTITUTE WORK. The Central Royalty Women's Institute met at the home of ma. Russel’ Roper, on April the fifth. There we're thirteen n and one visitor present. The meeting opened by glingirlg the ode. The minutes of the? last meet- lng were read and adopted. ‘rho roll call was answered by each member passing in her childhood photo- grcph. which formed smlntcrcstliig contest. It was decided to have p sale of fancy work at the next meet-

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daughter, Gertrude Elaine. ' \

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cams-mom - MACDONALD -“,_Al, Charlottetown. April 26, i930, by Rev. R. Moorhead Legato. B. D., Bessie MacDonald, of Hastherdale, to Allen

Alesander Cameron, of Caledonia.

In fond and lovinl mflncry o! w‘ Iearly beloved son and brother Chprlcs Dawson. who P055111 "l" l‘ hllyhfllllijt Albany. P- 5- "W"! "l April 80th, 1928.

In a grave-yard calmly Iletlilll Where thegflowers gently wave Lies one we, loved so dearly

But the one we colilll not IIW-

No one knows Ilib allont heart-aches Only those who have loot can tell Of the grief. borne in silence‘

For the cnc we loycll lo well.

But‘ the Lord our God in heaven Take; the best tlrbe with Iiiln

And lie will help ns in our sorrow

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In loving memory of ,n\y father. brother. and sisters, who have loft this world as follows: -

John MacDonald. March 191i. Alice MacDonald, Ianaary III. Lacy Best, April ID”.

Grace Murphy. Mo; im. ~ Brace MacDonald, lone ION.

jou- arm! or tbcllvlia on. 1's ins command we bowi-

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meeting - Hearts , Memorial

Ball. 3411-11.

douzn sheets and pillow cues. New committees were appointed to visit the school, Mrs. Mofoood almd Mrs. M. MORIC and for the program Miss Saunders and-Mm. Diamond: Roll call'-for next meeting riddles and jokes. A short program of songs rccltstions cud contests was much enioyed. During the winter the Inst-i tum held a-progrcm. con-last. the lnembers dividcds. -into .-two teams, with ‘their nien friendafalsp taking pertjput "on four splendidprcgranls which made the winter meetings very pleasant. At the close ,of the contest e. social evening was spent at the spacious home .of Mr. and Mrs. w. P. MCLcod. The losing ttesin served o delicious supper. ‘the May meeting will be held at the home of Miss Laura. Cullen. ‘ -

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Programme for lncunla Weak

President Moore of the University 0i King's College has announced the following programme for the closing of tho present session:-

Bunday, my 6th, 0.30 a. m, Cor- pohte Communion in tbs college‘ chapel. ' ,

Sunday, May 4th, 11 s. mmflervlce in the college chapel. Baccalaureate sermon, Rev. George iii-net, B. A., rector of Hubbards. . . Monday, May 5th, 6.15, p. m, Pres- ident's Dinncn in the graduating class and those leaving college. _ Jruesday, May 6th, I “p. m., Annual Meeting of the Iialiburton Club "at King's, Collage. - _

midway, May eta, s p. rn., Oo-Ids Club Dinner, Carleton Hotel.

Wednesday, May filth, rso a. m. aulyccmiiuuluu u. the college cha- lwl- " ~

‘Wednesday, May ‘lth, 10's. in. An- nual meeting Alumni Association. jwéunescsy, May 7th, 12.30 p. m. Alexandra. Society" Luncheon at the Green Lantern} -

_ Vvednesdiy, May 1th‘, 2 p. m.. An- nual Meetlng of the Alexandra So- ciety It the Church olllnlland In- "stitute." ” _ j

Wednesday, May 1th, lp. 1a., Uni- veriltylervico at Anemia Cathod- ‘rnl. Preacher, the Right Reverend the Lord nnncp of Montreal. .

' Thursday; May 8th, 7.30 a. m. Cor-

chapel. "'

by: reception at taswresicentmml- dense. "In dioburl‘ Road. “Hr which. ‘n; opportunity will be afforded the gums to inspect at least-portions of ‘the new buildings. _________.__...__ lsrnvxona . none

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er _ut~siie*pe"lldod§thlvfsenlence if‘ thermonu- fetched-alum twenty-

lourltrbnraic ilesvethe town lnipref- crenoe-S. _ ' 4m- Halal Borders, ear-lumen. spent a few day! last week in Sunl- merslde visiting" her sister. Earl Maynard—E. ' a " _

_-Mr. Leonard McDonald, Rumford Me,‘ formerly of Springfield, '01. ls visiting on the Island and rencw- ing old acquaintances. rnsny" friends are glad to see MrwMcDonald looking hale and heartyfi-HE. '""

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Tuesday night at 0.30 p. _m., "Unit- ed" defeated "St. Jamel" in the post‘- ponod match of April 10th. moani- eron. of "at. "James" rolled the high single of 284, while A. McIiaehes-n; of "United" had the high three of 082 pins. _ , ~ Now-Next Friday at’! p. m. fit». James" u, will roll a sudden death match with Wlion" forjilht to roll "United" at 8J0. Winners of latter match will meet "filnityf in best out of three series for championship of section. 1 _ ' ~ Following are scores and line-ups for last night's game:- " "motto"

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salvation name see

' merit‘ nsstci-"with her parents-ill‘-

lili-{m use.

shire; ‘has returned-to holhhbine ai- tunwigiflfi in Kinkors. thequsst of Mrs. ‘Patrick McCarvilL.

"m sinrk visited-tho horns oLMr. end Mrs. Joseph ‘Prainor and left a lovely baby boy- flow-while!"-

Mrs. John Cameron. Wellington.

and Mrs. Arthur ‘enmesh-

m, mound McCsi-ville; Kinkora. has recently purchased a new car. hen anticipates tlkllll 1W l" ‘h? summer nevi-I. " ‘ _ w, andMi-i. Junii"1.‘._l>"u8v were recent visitors‘ to summer-side.

Mr. Cecil ‘Irslnor. one of m...

refs enter-prising fox ranchers. was a recent visitofto Charlottetown.

MiyGcol-gc P. Trainer has Pm‘- ehued s. pair of beautiful sliver black loses.

m. is...» Mulligan has recently purchased a new car.

m. Iknmot Dufly was a recent vsitor w cmqlctutoml. the Iutot cf his brother Judie Duffy.

Miss Mary r. local-ville has -rs- turned w nei- home aim pendlnl c pisuant visit with friends in Charlottetown.’

Wlienabouldcr woighingmlfli innslnliedfrnlnaoiilflndflllt lniaaedlt,‘ thspichirlpdue Mine vilagc u. Catalan n”, orig-nu. hadsnarsowqccpetrumdesmic-

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' Choral and the Junior

‘punts Communion in the college v

' nurse-y," my em,- i... p.111. m- - lcaenla, st-‘lir. \Pa\i1'| Hall. followed.

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Young Musical Artists Do Much Credit to Careful Training.

live- Ire Bones; God writes the Words,

And we set the Music, at leisure; And the song is sad, or the song is glad,-

As we choose to fashion the Mess- ure.

‘Something of the lplrlt of these lines was evidenced at the Notre Dame Academy musical recital held last evening in the Academy Hall. Right Ra ‘ Monsignor. M. Mc- Donald presided.

The programme throughout bore evidence of the careful and thorough training which the youthful. musi- cians have received. both individually and collectively.

String ensembles by Miss Kath- leen Hornby and pupils, choruses by the 5t. Dunstanu Choir Boys, and a chorus by each of the Notre Dame Grades of Notrc Dame drew well merited ap- plause.

Fbllowing is the programme:-

Our

WII£OMI IN MUSIC AND SONG

string Ensemble, Miss K. Kcmby and Pupils. Pianos, A. Pigot, M. McCarron. Chorus, Notru Dame Choral. Piano Duet: "Just 1n Fun".-John- stone. M. Paquet, B. Mitchell, C. MalcGulgan, I. Peters, M. Power, B. Trclnor, L. McCarron, N. McMillan. Solfegletin-Bm. Bach. Miss Mar- garet Large. , Minuet at Court-Heller. I... Peters. G. Monaghan, M. Morris, R. ‘Ira-inor- Irish Melody-Knits- Miss Winni- fred Moran. ~ Chorus: "A QlloW?"-5°h8‘°1l- sl punstarrs Choir Boys. -McCs.rron. String

Pupils. Pisnoz~Miss Mary MOFBYL. Plano: (a) Tsrantellc-lietler. (b) Gigue-Godsrd. Miss Ashes rlzotl, Chorus; "Little Tots, Forget-M!- Notv-Flllmoro. Junior Grades. Rhythm Orchestra: "Sprlnlfl AD- proscW-Kroeger. Pianos: M. Ar- senault, F. Howatt, B. DoillhM- Mc" Donald. Drums: Masurs Billy Mic- Cvuigan and Klarck cantwell. ‘Cello Solo: Tscholkowslly. Piano: Mary Moran.

You AreW-Barnes-Wells-

sun's Choir Bo!!- Piano Trio: Gavotte Grscieus

sattlemair. M. Arsenault. F. Howstt

pmwge, M. Burt. M. Carmichael.

Plano: (l) t Chopin. “(bl "Eve's Dream ~—Ll-fl Miss Marjorie Mitchell.

Gaudet, E. McGrath. M.

Rita Trainor. Chorus: (l) ._Delibes. (b) “Whm weaves l-ier Gentle tnoven. Notre Dame Chorll. add save The Kin! ‘use violinist: We" wphcr, Eleanor ifornby. nor-nor. mans. Charl “own, l-lume Keefe winnifred Moran. Jack Wilkinli l gavel-in Arsenault. Francis A... Alb.“ any“, Arthur BIOWII. gal-bait. 1:. Ooltellogl... curler. B Cantwell, meddle Doyle c. Donovan. B- Gum!‘ A. nsnoeaev J- 11°F"- IJOIIII’, G. Miinhe m, Allison McDonald. Donald. Darla Norrie. 3 Qpi-cwell, Jack ‘Trainer.

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TOM “P759

' "Cdrdi Oi‘ Hanks

.. Valse u. Gb-Clmpin. Miss Mary’ . - ' newcll lby annexing a well earned Ensemble: “The Glow WornW-Linkc. Miss K. l-iornby 111d

“Chanson Trista"- Mlss K. Hornby.

Chorus: "Be the Best of Whatever 8t. Dun-

D. Prowse, f. Simpson, M. Power. L. Peters, E. Mullin. B. Duff. E- 3l‘°“'“- C. Dicks, Y. McAulsy, I. Corbett. M.

Polonaise Militsire-

Plano Duet: March from “Depriv-

r, l-iowatt, G. Maoauigan. M. Roll.

"Dance of The Winds" Twilllht Bpellfl-Bcc-

Eileen Child- JSJIICB Eileen Hsllorln, Nellie Her- lg Kyndmln, Lilly Ja- , Laura Line. Eileen Mullin.

no the Cholristers

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Jack Doyle.

u, Allan McDon- Jsrncs Mc-

Bomerlet

Mrs. William Corbett and family, it Wlymouth it, wish to ‘thank their friends both in thscity and country for the many uoresiions oi sympathy and kinliam tendered

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The rejuvenated Spartans look P. W. C. info camp to the tune of s1-