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_BUY BEST blacksmith bsr iron, sleigh shoe and toe calk stool at Braces. 9388-10-18-21.

—PLEASE REMEMBER thlii the dental oifices oi Prince County and Crapaud close on Wednesday n!- temoons until l2 em‘ 1st-

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—BEDEQUE UNITED CHURCH 0F CANADA SERVICES, Sunday, October 18th. Bedcque, 11 a. m. The Sacrament oi the Lords Supper. _ Searletotvn, 3 p. m. Cope Traverse 7.30 p. m. The Minister, Rev. L. P. Archibald will conduct all services.

—S'I‘RAWBERRY BLOSSOMS IN

OCTOBER-Mr. J. P. Gaudet, mer- _ chant of Miscouche, P.E.I., picked several strawberry blossom on the dyke near his iox ranch "iuesday. These were iull blooms. Mr. Gsudet ventures to say that strawben-y blossoms are rarely iound on Oct. 13th..

—STREET WORK-Never in the history oi summerslde has so much work been done on the streets as has been accomplished this summer. The remainder oi Central Street and part of Green Street has been paved. The paving oi Summer street is almost completed. The foundation oi.’ a concrete sidewalk iirom the east end oi the town to the residence oi Mr. Rankin has been started and the new strip oi highway from the eastern approach to connect . with the Provincial strip o! cement highway is under construction. All this work has giv- en employment to many who other- wise would be out oi work. The Town Council are to be commended for their enterprisein these times oi depression in continuing to go ahead with their street program-S.

—Mr. George H. Douglas of New Glasgow, N. 8., accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. D. P. Brown, Summit Avenue, paid a. visit to his youngest daughter, Mrs. Edwin MacDonald, Summerslde, last week. They went over Thursday and back Saturday. Mrs. MacDonald spent most oi the summer here. Mr. MacDonald was transierredirom St. Johns, Nﬂd., on the death oi the late Mr. Begg, and is now manager oi‘ the Bank of Nova Scotia at Summerside-New Glasgow News.

Eastern Guardian

..‘R.0LLO BAY EAST-The Sept- ember meeting of the Rollo Bay

Virginny,” and the roll call was

tions on the phonograph were en- joyed by the members, also selec- tions on the mandolin and organ, by Mr. Jerome B. and Minnie Chais- son. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. The meeting adjourned by singing the National Anthem. Mrs. W. H. Keeie kindly invited the members to her home for next meet-

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..*lNDUCTl0N SERVICE — An impressive service was held in the Montague Baptist Church on Mon- day evening, the occasion being the induction oi’ the new pastor, Rev. Arthur Pyke. Mr. Pyke is s native oi Sydney Mines, but received his education in N. S. i-le and his wile, although only having recently came

East; Women's Institute was held m the Elma’ have endeared thaw‘ at the hams‘ o, Mm Jerome B_ selves in the hearts oi the people oi Clmisson, with seven members and Mimugue three visitors iaresent. The opening munmes‘ The service w“ conduct‘ Chorus was, “can? Me Back to old ed by.Rev. Joe. B. Wilson, Summer- side. The order oi the service was answered with the payment oi a. as f°il°wii IHl/Ocﬂtion, Mr. Wilson; nickel. The minutes of last meet- scripture’ Mr‘ Pyke; Prayer’ Dr‘ ing were read and approved. At; vmcent; 501°’ “Have Thine own this meeting the ladies ‘decided to w“ u“? M“ ‘Mk M°L°°d' pay $5 towards the School Fair, also summersme; welcmne w church’ to give money for charitable pur- Dawn Wm‘ Jams”; Welwme to poses. During the evening selec- mmd Mmmry’ Rev‘ E‘ J‘ ch13‘

helm. H tist Denomination, Dr. H. A. Bayer, Gen. Secretary Maritime Baptist Convention; Charge to the church. Dr. A. C. Vincent, Charlottetown;

contribution to the Future,” Dr. H. R. Bayer. Rev. Mr. Gibson, oi the Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr. saint,

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oi United Church, Rev. Mr. Water- worth, oi’ Christian Church, and Rev. Mr. Armstrong expressed words oi welcome to the newly inducted minister and his charming wiie. Mr. Pylre responded very iittlngly and closed the meeting by pro- nouncing the Benediotlon.-S.

..'BAPTIBT CHURCH SEB- VICEB, Sunday, Oct. 10th. Pastor, 110v. A. G. Crows: 10.45 s. m., Con-

The ELMER FARNELI. CONCERT PARTY

Mrs. Ruby Farnell McKay, Soprano. Mrs. D. Webster Eraser, Pianist, Miss Marion Purdy. Reader.

Mr. G. R. Shiers, Bass.

Mr. D. Webster Fraser, Tenor.

Will be at

Stanley Bridge, Friday, October 16. Soul-ls, Saturday, October 1'1. summon-slit on Sunday. October 1B. Will assist in the evening service oi ilio United Church and give a Sac- red Concc t at the conclusion.

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tral F! ’ , , Subject, “Fulﬁlled Prophecy.’ 11.45 s. m., Sunday School, ‘i p. m., Freetown, subject, "Cardinal Fiinciples oi Christian- ity."

. . ‘UNITEILCIIUBCII OI‘ Cansds, Montague, Oct. 18th, Rev. J. R. Saint, D.D., Minister: i0 s. m., Sun- day School, 11 s. m. and '1 p. m., Rev. Dr. Saint, Wsdnesdsy evening prayer meeting. Friday afternoon 4 o'clock, Trail Rsnsm Group.

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SituationLigh tens In Bank Circles

SOMERVILLE. Mass, Oct. i5- (By the Canadian Pressl-The Common wealth today came to the aid o! the scmervllle ‘Trust Company and through a. $60,000 deposit helped restore conﬁdence, not only in that institution. but in several other Somervilie Banks which were sim- ultaneously faced with heavy with- drawals.

State Treasurer Charles F. Hur- ley, personally handed tho mOMY over to Henry C. Fallio, treasurer, while a crowd estimated at be- tween 300 and 400 persons looked 011.

Hurley reiterated the statements earlier in the day oi both 5011611101‘ Joseph B. Ely and bnnkinl 9°11‘ missloner Arthur E. Guyjhﬂt ill‘! trust. company was in a sound po- sitlon. an who minted “Pen Wilh- drawing their money W" P115 promptly-

Tho $60,000 deposited by the ststs represented the iuli s-mount state w” pgrmlbhd by ilW 10' d9‘ posit with any bank. or 40 P" w“; of a bank's capitalisation.

Early in the ammoon the crowd diminished spprooisbll! 1M “WW who had withdrawn their accounts were reported to have returned their money.

The situation at the Somervlllo tflllt’, was attributed b! m" of- iiclals to the closing oi the nearby Highland Trust Company yeaterds! which had savings deposits oi N." 100,000 and commercial deplpits oi $1,800,000.

ELDER Tltll GROWS PROM MAPLE

(United Press) ‘OBHKOSH, Wis" Oct. 14~A smell box cider tros is growing irmn the crotch of s lsrgs silver maple tree hero The nod of the boa elder gppcrently wok mot in the dirt and decayed bort whsrs the larger troo branched from the

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Open to all scholars attending school in Prince County.

40 yards dash.

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220 yards dash.

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Brood Jump.

Polo Vault.

School Relay 4-220 yards.

JUNIOR. 10 yards dash, 10 years.

40 yards dash, 11 years. 40 yards dash, 12 years.

40 yards dash, l3 years. 75 yards dash 14 and 15 years.

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OPEN EVENTS

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:20 yards duh.

56 lbs. weigh (or height. 56 lbs. weigh ior distance Shot Put, 10 lbs.

Pole Vault.

Broad Jump.

High Jump.

Any school wishing to send competitors please write Secretory ior application blanks. No appli- cation blanks needed for open events The management requests the teachers to co-operste so so N make this one oi the outstanding events oi’ the season.

Entries close Saturday, Oct. 24th, 1931.

Tug-oi-war Team challenge any team in Prince

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